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LONG BEACH - IndyCar wanted attention in this season of high expectations but failed to get very much for its first two races of the year.
A new car, a manufacturer battle and the best competition in 15 years was supposed to re-energize a dwindling fan base. Instead, sagging television ratings showed no immediate impact on IndyCar's quest to move the dial.
That changed Sunday with some drama in Long Beach. And maybe, just maybe, that might be the trick to attracting the eyeballs the series desperately needs.
The third race of the season was a doozy, reflected by the improved overnight rating for cable channel NBC Sports Network. The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach scored a .35, up 21 percent from last year's race, prompting a sigh of relief after the .25 scored two weeks ago in the network's season debut.
The number likely was boosted by NASCAR's elite Sprint Cup Series having the day off, but promotion on NBC's main network and a controversy leading into the race clearly didn't hurt.
The controversy began when Chevrolet arrived in Long Beach and promptly pulled all 11 of its engines from its teams. That should have given Honda a shot at its first win of the season, but that seemed doomed the moment eager rookie Josef Newgarden sailed into the tire barrier attempting a bold pass for the lead on four-time champion Dario Franchitti before they even made it to Turn 1.
From there the race was punctuated by a collision between Marco Andretti and Graham Rahal that sent Andretti's car airborne.A flurry of penalty calls, and some no-calls, fueled conversation, championship contender Scott Dixon was stuck on the course inside his disabled car for most of the race, and, in the end, yet another Chevrolet rout.
A penalty against Chevrolet drivers for changing their engines pushed Franchitti, in a slump so far this season, into the top starting spot alongside the 21-year-old rookie.
Newgarden, an eager star-in- the-making seemingly called his shot after Saturday qualifying, when he suggested in a news conference that he might try to pass Franchitti at the start because the veteran wouldn't expect such a bold move.
Bad move, kid.
While Newgarden tried to get past the champ, Franchitti quickly closed the door, and everyone has a different opinion on whether there was contact between the two. Franchitti, who called the move "fairly brave," said there was no contact. But Newgarden ended up in a tire barrier, his race over.
Newgarden, who contended he "got touched on the exit," stayed above the fray, saying he would think about what he wanted to do differently in the future.
Things weren't so civil later when the contact between Andretti and Rahal caused a violent wreck.
Both drivers thought the other was at fault, and Rahal seemed to bristle at Andretti claiming he'd been chopped.
"What's Marco's last name?" Rahal asked. "I've said enough."
The two young American drivers have the most famous last names in American open- wheel racing, and both of their fathers were champions. Perhaps this could be the rivalry that every racing series needs to thrive. Although Franchitti and Will Power have bickered at times during their battles the past two years, they lack the contempt for each other needed to spark a real interest in fans.
IndyCar officials were reviewing Monday why Andretti's car went airborne - this year's new car has features that were supposed to prevent it from launching - and determining if either driver made an egregious maneuver to cause the wreck.
New race director Beaux Barfield didn't issue a call in that accident; nor did he sanction Franchitti at the start. He also didn't penalize Simon Pagenaud for hitting a tire on pit road, ruling Pagenaud hit the tire to avoid hitting another car.
However, Barfield did issue penalties against E.J. Viso, Helio Castroneves and Ryan Hunter-Reay for "avoidable contact." Hunter-Reay's was a biggie - he spun Takuma Sato on the last lap, ruining what should have been a podium finish for Sato. But Hunter-Reay didn't inherit the third-place finish: The penalty dropped him in the field and teammate James Hinchcliffe was the benefactor, jumping two spots in the finishing order for his first career podium.
There was some grumbling from the Target Chip Ganassi Racing team as to why Dixon, who entered the race second in the standings, wasn't towed back to pit road when his car stopped 27 laps into the race. The team wanted a chance to see if the car could be fixed and return to the race, but Dixon instead was stuck sitting with his disabled vehicle for the remaining 58 laps.
And then there was Chevrolet, back in IndyCar after a six-year hiatus.
The manufacturer celebrated its return to the series by crushing rival manufacturer Honda in the first two events. Then a problem with budding star Hinchcliffe's engine caused a slight panic for Chevrolet officials, who yanked the engines from all 11 teams when they arrived at Long Beach on Thursday.
The ensuing rules-based, punishment a loss of 10 spots on the starting grid, and pulling the engines put all the Chevrolet drivers in a deep hole.
Despite it, Chevrolet driver Power picked his way through traffic from the 12th position, masterfully stretched a final tank of fuel, then held off Honda driver Pagenaud to move both Penske and the manufacturer to a perfect three wins in three races.


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'Of the 13 players in the study added by the Sabres, the production of nine of them – 69.2 percent – dropped compared to their prior team. Three (15.3 percent) improved their point-per-game numbers in Buffalo. Steve Montador maintained the pace he set with his prior club.'
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Graded Hammer (GH) keyboard:
Just as on a traditional acoustic piano, lower notes on a GH keyboard have a heavier touch while the higher notes are more responsive to lighter playing. GH keyboards such as the one on this Yamaha Arius digital piano feature an extra key sensor capable of reproducing fast, repetitive playing of a single note with perfect articulation.
Variable touch sensitivity:
The Yamaha Arius electronic piano lets you select the hard, medium, or soft setting to match your playing style or finger strength. Turn off sensitivity for a fixed response setting, which is ideal when playing the organ.
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The Yamaha Arius piano comes equipped with AWM (Advanced Wave Memory), a sampling system that creates the realism of an acoustic instrument by using digital technology to record the instrument sound and apply high-quality digital filter technology to the recorded audio samples. The waveform of the sound created by playing the key of an acoustic piano differs depending on the playing strength from pianissimo to fortissimo. AWM dynamic stereo sampling can produce dynamic nuances by recording samples of various playing strengths. The greater the number of samples used, the higher the expression.
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'"I think I got a lot out of it. It wasn't a slap across the face,'' Biron said. "It's time for me to take the bull by the horns and take this group of guys to the playoffs.'''
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Gums - swollenSwollen gums; Gingival swelling
Swollen gums are abnormally enlarged, bulging, or protruding.
Gum swelling is quite common and may involve one or many of the triangular-shaped bits of gum between nearby teeth. These sections are called papillae.
Occasionally, the gums swell significantly, blocking the teeth completely.
- Gingivitis
- Infection by a virus or fungus
- Malnutrition
- Poorly fitting dentures
- Pregnancy
- Sensitivity to toothpaste or mouthwash
- Scurvy
- Side effect of a drug such as Dilantin or phenobarbital
Home Care
Improve your nutrition if it is poor.
Avoid gum irritants such as commercial mouthwashes, alcohol, and tobacco. Change your toothpaste brand and avoid using mouthwashes if your swollen gums are caused by sensitivity to toothpaste or mouthwash.
Brush and floss your teeth regularly.See a periodontist or dentist at least every 6 months.
If your swollen gums are caused by a reaction to a drug, talk to your doctor about using a different type of medication. Never change medications without first talking to your doctor.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
What to Expect at Your Office Visit
The dentist will examine your mouth, teeth, and gums. You will be asked questions about your medical history and symptoms, such as:
- Quality
- Do your gums bleed?
- Time pattern
- Did the swelling begin recently?
- Are they always swollen?
- Does the amount of swelling change?
- Does it only occur occasionally?
- Have you had gum problems before?
- Oral hygiene habits
- How often do you brush?
- How often do you floss?
- How hard of a toothbrush is used?
- How vigorously do you brush?
- What are other habits (use of toothpicks or other)?
- When was the last time you had the teeth professionally cleaned (at the dentist)?
- Eating habits
- Have you changed your diet?
- Do you eat adequate amounts of fruits and vegetables?
- Do you take supplemental vitamins?
- Other
- What medications do you take?
- Are you pregnant?
- Have you changed mouthwash or toothpaste recently?
- What other symptoms do you have? For example, breath odor, sore throat, pain.
Tests may include blood studies such as a CBC or blood differential.
The patient will be taught proper mouth and gum care.
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August 17, 2009
Muhammad Yunus attended a reception in his honor, following his receipt of the Presidential Medal of Freedom and delivered a stirring speech about his 33 year fight against poverty and what he plans in for the future.
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Congratulation to Dr. Mohammad Yunus.
Thank you Dr. Mohammad Yunus for proposing to build a South Asian Union (SAU) In South Asian region. I am already proposing and propagating idea since 2005 by different websites, news papers and news media of the world. I thanks again to Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Yunus for proposing at proper place in Indian parliament I think about that, who can put up this proposal in proper place in government level like parliament or in ministry levels of my proposed 44 countries of South Asia because I am common man of the country. I have web site www.southasianunion.net . I like to approach it in all levels of all government places of 44 South Asian countries. I also gave 12 point road map to implement South Asian Union (SAU).
Process of South Asian Union (SAU) Implementation
1.Forming union by including 44 countries as mentioned above.
2.The Nations of the region can form South Asian Parliament by approving the appointment of Presidents, Kings, Prime ministers, Foreign ministers, Home ministers, Defense ministers & ministers for trade & commerce as members of the SAU parliament.
3.Establishing a powerful single currency like EURO, for example South Asian Currency (SACU) or dollar or any other selected by the forum. And valuation can be fixed by averaging the currency values of the nations concerned.
4. Abolishing visa system in order to promote traveling freely, and adopting free trade among the regional countries.
5.Forming a joint military council to establish security of state, countries of the union & for common people.
6.Paving ways for the people of the Union to seek jobs according to their capabilities.
7.Making good uses of cultural and sports organizations through which the participating nations can establish their identity to understand each other.
8.Funding should be made by member nations to establish Research Centers for medicines, incurable diseases, and science & technology for the benefit of general people.
9.Establishing Bank such as Union Bank of South Asia to educate mass population, provide fund for natural disaster. Also making ways to drive homeless and astray people into employment through cottage industries to make their livelihood better so as to stop them from becoming smugglers, miscreants, or terrorists.
10.Regarding child labor, concrete steps should be taken by providing free education established by the Union in the form of NGO. Orphans to be included in this establishment.
11.Each state should be responsible to stop smuggler from drug/ arms trafficking. Also find ways to stop women & children trafficking.
12.State to State disputes should be resolved for the best interest of the people. If necessary, the SAU may be called in the process of settlement.
South Asia (Political Map) 1999
Proposal for Future South Asian Union (SAU)
The Proposed countries are Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, Turkey, Cyprus Iran, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, China, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea, Japan and Philippine.
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Kevin Riley opened the meeting at 11:00 a.m. in the Plaster School of Business Room 211. Riley welcomed all attendees and the minutes from the 2006 meeting were submitted and approved. The treasurer's report showed a fund balance of $2,550.71. There was no other old business.
In new business, nominations for secretary/treasurer were accepted. Outgoing president Robert Wheeler agreed to serve as secretary/treasurer. He was nominated and elected by acclamation. Lindon Newberry moves to president and Kevin Riley moves to vice president for this year. Riley updated those attending on the activities and accomplishments of the BUS/PBL group, Students In Free Enterprise and the Plaster School of Business.
The Beulah I Winfrey Alumni Chapter approved funding of up to $500.00 to business clubs and organizations for student travel in this academic year.
Everyone present was encouraged to provide membership information to other business and accounting alumni from College (School) of the Ozarks. Suggestions for increasing membership in the business alumni group included asking the Alumni Association on campus for contact information and having area Chapter Representatives for the Alumni Association make contacts during their meetings. Another suggestion was to utilize sites such Classmates.com to post current information and notices regarding activities being held by the Plaster School of Business and increase networking opportunities.
A list of current members can be seen at the Colleges Website (www.cofo.edu) and linking to Alumni and specifically Business Alumni.
The yearly dues remain $10.00 or a lifetime membership can be obtained for a one-time contribution of $200.00. Anyone can submit an application on-line and/or send dues to Kevin Riley (checks payable to College of the Ozarks) at the following address: College of the Ozarks, P.O. Box 17, Point Lookout, MO 65726.
The meeting adjourned at 11:35 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,Robert Wheeler, Secretary/Treasurer


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We're leading an email course this summer on Practicing Spirituality at Home. Preparing the 40 daily emails and looking forward to discussions in our online Practice Circle, we find we are really interested in hearing how people find spiritual meaning in their things. Here are some of our thoughts on the matter.There is a rich and soulful emphasis in the world's wisdom traditions on respecting inanimate objects. Many Christians see the sacramental value of things as signs of God's … [Read more...]
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Brandon Lewis really loves baseball. Sweaty from a long day of practice he decides to rub one out. Brandon massages his growing boner and slowly strips until he's rock hard and naked. After licking his pits and stroking his big cock he takes a dildo from the nightstand and works it into his tight hole. The feeling of his baseball rubbing against his asshole and the smell of his glove finally get him off, coating the glove with cum.
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1st Annual Valentine's Day YWCA Charity Fashion Show
YWCA Santa Monica / Westside
Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
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Event Details
The 1st Annual Valentine's Day YWCA Charity Fashion Show will take place on Saturday, February 9, 2013 from 4:00 to 8:00 pm at Santa Monica Place.
This will be a one-of-a-kind event, featuring models from every stage of the life cycle! Guests will also enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, a dance performance, a local business vendor bazaar, photo booth, and silent auction. Some of the retailers featured will be Seven for All Mankind, Allen B Schwartz, Aveda, and others. Broadway and television star Amanda Jane Cooper (Wicked) will host. Attracting over 1,000 attendees, our goal is to raise $100,000 for YWCA Cycle of Life programs that help at-risk middle and high school girls, emancipated foster youth, and more! Your participation will help us reach that goal.
Event details:
4p Handmade chocolates
Hors d'oeuvres
Local business bazaar
6p Fashion show
brands & models representing entire lifecycle:
toddlers, youth, adults & mature women
Featured custom red dress collection
Dance performance
7p Silent auction
$15 for (Heart) general admission or $25 for (Deluxe) admission which includes a swag bag (valued at over $50).
You may purchase tickets online at http://www.smywca.org/news-and-events/fashion-show/purchase-tickets.html
Hurry and purchase your tickets ahead of time-- we will close the doors once we hit capacity!
$20 for (Heart) general admission or $30 for (Deluxe) admission which includes a swag bag (valued at over $50).
Please go to www.smywca.org to find out more information about the event including sponsorships, tickets, ads, and ways to donate.
Contact Margarita Rozenbaoum at 310.452.3881 and/or at firstname.lastname@example.com
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WATCH: Weird Al Yankovic Parodies 'Royals' with 'Foil'
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Weird Al Yankovic is continuing on with his "8 music videos in 8 days" campaign. We've heard a Pharrell parody and a Robin Thicke parody so far. Naturally, next in line is another huge star this year: Lorde.
Weird Al parodies Lorde's shams hit "Royals" with a little song called "Foil." Check it out below, and never let another meal be spoiled again!


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'"I think what you saw in the latter part of the game is kind of where we're at right now," said Rolston, who saw his team improve to 5-5-3 since he took over from Lindy Ruff on Feb. 20. "We had a two-goal lead, we played well, and then the confidence of our team – especially when they got their first one – we faltered a little bit there. I was happy that we caught ourselves, but that's where we're at right now as a team. I liked the fact that we're building our resilient nature, but we also have to build the confidence in those games to be able to finish them off. That's another step."'
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Problem : I already had Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and Windows 7 on my HD, then I installed Backtrack on another partition. Now after installation when I reboot, the boot menu entry of Ubuntu 12.04 is gone. I only see entries for BT and Win 7. Ubuntu 12.04 is still there, as I can see it's file system intact.
Things I tried : 1. Manually editing grub. But it seems /vmlinuz.img and /initrd.img are broken links. Manual editing grub files was a pain and didn't work
2. Used boot-repair to try to repair grub. Thought it worked but it's the same result at the end. I see BT and win 7 but not ubuntu 12.04 entry.
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New York Comedy Festival Presents THE ART OF COMEDY in Little Italy and at Carolines on Broadway, Beg. 11/3
The New York Comedy Festival presents, in association with Vandalog.com, Little Italy, and Montana Cans, announced today the addition of "The Art of Comedy," a series of events and art installations involving New York's most talented street artists that will take place this November. "The Art of Comedy" brings together acclaimed artists Ron English, Hanksy, and Gilf! who will showcase their respective humorous works of art in an effort to bring smiles to the faces of millions of New Yorkers.
There will be an "art crawl" debut event on Saturday, November 3 at 12 noon, with the unveiling of artist Hansky's portrait of comedian AZIZ ANSARI on the sidewall of Caffe Roma, at 385 Broome Street. The debuts will continue further up Mulberry Street at the following locations:
• At Mulberry & Grand, on the Mulberry side, a restaurant under construction will transformed into a hilarious sight gag featuring Jim Gaffigan - Hanksy
• At that same location, but on the Grand side, will be the canvas for a funny skewering of our political candidates – Gilf!
• Past Grand Street, further up on Mulberry, this artist will present 2 of her favorite works – Gilf!
• Umberto's Clam House, 132 Mulberry Street, will be home to another funny or "punny" image - Hanksy
• Diagonally across from Sambuca's Café on Mulberry between Canal and Hester Streets, the side of a building 40 feet high x 25 feet wide will be painted with a classic character from this iconic artist - Ron English
Like comedy, street art is about having fun, but it's also about engaging with public space. Curated by RJ Rushmore of Vandalog.com and Wayne Rada, "The Art of Comedy" is the NYCF's way to take the laughter out of the clubs and into the streets. This exhibition marks the first time that a comedy festival has teamed up with street artists for such exhibitions and events.
From November 7 through 11, the duration of the NYCF, work by English, Hanksy, and Gilf! will be on display inside of Carolines on Broadway (1626 Broadway), the legendary Times Square comedy venue owned by NYCF creator Caroline Hirsch. There will be an opportunity for press to view the installation on November 8 at 11:00 a.m.
In collaboration with Little Italy, Ron English, Hanksy and Gilf! will paint permanent murals on Mulberry Street between Canal Street and Broome Street between October 26 and November 3. There will be an opening tour of the walls for press and the public at noon on November 3. For his first mural in Manhattan in 25 years, Ron English, a master of both street art and pop surrealism, will be painting a wall over 40-feet tall with one of his classic characters. Using stencils that are sure to make passersby take a second look and have a laugh, Gilf! and Hanksy will be painting permanent and temporary murals. Gilf!'s murals will focus on the upcoming elections, and Hanksy's murals will depict NYCF performers. With these murals so close to one another, there will be a new hub for muralism in New York City.
"We're always looking for new and creative ways in which humor is represented in art," says Hirsch. "These talented artists add a really unique element to this year's festival, literally taking comedy to the streets."
Says Rushmore: "I could not be more excited to be working with such a well-established festival to bring more art onto the walls of New York City. We have some really talented artists, and The Art of Comedy will give New Yorkers thousands of square feet of new public murals, as well as hopefully expose a new audience to just how fun and powerful street art can be."
And as pre-New York Comedy Festival events Ron English, Gilf! and Hanksy all have solo shows in New York City opening November 1st. English's show, Crucial Fiction, opens from 6-9pm at Opera Gallery NYC (115 Spring St) and runs through November 29th. Gilf! will be showing at Galerie Swanström (136 Sullivan Street, 3rd Floor) opening from 5-9pm. Hanksy's show, Young Puns 2 - Now With More Pun, opens at Krause Gallery (149 Orchard Street) from 6-9pm and runs through November 28th.


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Agenda Sausalito Public Library Board of Trustees Regular Meeting, October 13, 2009 2:00 pm, Conference Room, City Hall Mission: The Sausalito Public Library is a focal point of the community, dedicated to continuing education and the right of free access to information. The purpose of the Library is to provide materials and resources that reflect the education, recreation and information needs of all segments of its community
1. Call to order 2. Invite public comments
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I have a question, I started to learn Sanskrit, and I thought a little about it, as I am going to be a monk, I suppose I need to learn Pali, don't I?
So, I have a few questions:
1. If I know Sanskrit well, will I be able to understand Pali as well?
2. Do monks learn Pali at the monkshood with their Ven. Master or teacher? Or they need to learn it before? I ask because if not, I guess I'll stop learning Sanskrit and move on to Pali.
3. Is there any word list? Like most used Pali words? Like 10,000 words? Or "List of words, which with them you can read most Suttas" etc....I prefer to have a list than translating one one.
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Waiting for a donor organ is a stressful time for your child and family. Here are some steps you can follow to improve the situation.
Make sure your child takes all medicines as prescribed. Tell your child's transplant nurse coordinator if any other medicines have been prescribed or changed.
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Your child's dietitian and physical therapist will help you set up a plan that will help your child maintain strength during the waiting period.
Let your child's team know of any change in coverage.
Wait time can be a good time to get to know the transplant team and to become familiar with the care that your child will need after the transplant.
Some families find it helpful to meet other transplant patients and their families. If you would like to do this, your nurse coordinator can help make arrangements.
Good company will take your minds off waiting and enhance your quality of life.
Depending on your insurance and your financial situation, this may be a good time to start fundraising.
Even with insurance, there are many out-of-pocket costs associated with transplant such as some medications, insurance co-pays and deductibles. The transplant social worker can help you with ideas of how to start fundraising.
Take time to read with your child. Listen to music together. Watch funny movies. An older child can meditate or do light yoga. You can play games with a younger child. Focus on creating stress-free enjoyable times with your family.
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The person who is able to bring your child to the hospital the quickest should carry the pager. You may also need a cell phone or answering machine.
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LISTEN: 3LAU Stands Up For His Fellow Producers And Discusses The Negativity In The EDM Scene
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If you haven't noticed lately, there has been A LOT of negativity in the dance music community; from fans being angry at Diplo for not allowing candy bracelets at his shows, to accusations of producers not putting a lot of time into their tracks and releasing almost the same exact tracks multiple times with different names ... the list goes on and on. The dance music scene right now is far from the positive vibe it was built on. And even as a new-comer, Justin Blau, better know as 3LAU, is very aware of it.
"It's unfortunately because there's so much competition in a rising industry from the business side of things, I think that's playing a big role," Justin says. "At the end of the day, we're all doing super well for ourselves, all of us DJs. We're all friends, we're all making great money doing what we love, and I just don't understand publications that are like 'Paris Hilton's making more money in an hour than this person here'...come on. It's about making and listening to the next big awesome records. That's what we're all in it for."
3LAU himself was actually accused by a fan of not playing live while on the EDC Vegas main stage, to which he has no problem replying to in the interview.
Besides being a very smart and talented producer and DJ, 3LAU is also a major philanthropist; his charity work with Pencils Of Promise has raised a lot of money for children in developing countries. "I feel very privileged to be where I am right now," Justin says, "My whole life I've done philanthropy work. It's super cool to be able to do it on a much bigger scale because I have that much more influence."
You can check out www.3lau.com for all the information on Pencils Of Promise.
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Work Study Q & A
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Yes. FWS earnings are considered taxable income by both Federal and State governments. However, FWS earnings can be excluded in the calculation of eligibility for financial aid.
Why do I have to fill out an I-9 form?
According to federal law, the identity and work eligibility of all FWS students must be verified before beginning a FWS assignment. You will have to complete an I-9 form and present certain documents to an appropriate FWS representative. You may not participate in the on-campus FWS program until you have filed an I-9 form with the Financial Aid Office. If you work off-campus, you will file your I-9 with your off-campus employer.
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If you have never had a job, the FWS program can give you your first exposure to the world of work. FWS employers are often willing to give you on-the-job training. You can find positions relating directly to your program of study or career choice, thereby gaining valuable job experience. You may learn about giving something back to the community through a community service related FWS position. When seeking regular employment after graduation, you may use your FWS job as an employment reference.
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HOLLYWOOD studios are increasingly aware there is a market for religious films.
So lately, they have been making a point of creating special video labels, such as Fox Faith, and reissuing classic religious films – in addition to newer efforts. Here are a few such films.
A Man Called Peter, Fox, 1955
There is a big, big problem with the cover of this DVD: it shows Peter Marshall (Richard Todd) wearing a suspiciously large clerical collar, even though the film makes a big, big deal of the fact that Marshall – a popular Scottish Presbyterian minister who became chaplain to the United States Senate – was a spirited nonconformist who refused to wear such things.


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Celebrating Sibelius
Thursday, 04/29/10
Today we'll hear two early works by Finnish composer Jean Sibelius: his short choral work called Tulen Synty ("The Origin of Fire") and his Symphony #2, both performed by the Helsinki Philharmonic and conductor Paavo Berglund.
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Celebrating Stephen Hough
Monday, 04/05/10
British pianist Stephen Hough is one of the most important and versatile musicians of our generation, and we'll hear from two of his brand-new recordings on Hyperion this afternoon.
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Jokes, Earthquakes, and Big Hands
Thursday, 04/01/10
A lot to cover this afternoon! It's April Fools Day, Holy Thursday, and Rachmaninoff's Birthday. We'll try to cover all the bases.
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Late Great Mozart
Monday, 02/22/10
This afternoon we'll hear Mozart's unforgettable Requiem, K. 626, as well as the overture to his opera Die Zauberflote. We'll also hear pianist Barry Douglas playing a concerto by Liszt, and a concerto for harp by Carl Reinecke.
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Chopin at 200
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The classical music world rejoices today, as we celebrate the 200th birthday of Poland's Frederic Chopin (1810-1849). This afternoon, we'll have four distinct hours of Chopin's music, each covering a different aspect of his magnificent output.
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Wednesday, 03/24/10
We'll hear a real rarity this afternoon, the seldom-played Allegro de Concert, Op. 46 by Frederic Chopin. It is a solo piano reduction of the opening movement of a never-realized piano concerto.
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It's not showing up because there are no clients connected to it. Make a client connection to the AP and then that connection will show up in your airodump window.
Hi, I am using BackTrack 4 Beta with VirtualMachine on a Macbookpro using a usb D-Link DWL-G122 C1 wireless card.
I have successfully managed to crack a WEP key, but I now that I am attempting to crack another one I have run into a problem.
While cracking the WEP key for one network went well, I cannot crack my next one because it seems aireplay-ng is not displaying many of the Station Mac ID's that it was on my first successful run.
This is the process that has worked for me before:
iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor
airodump-ng --ivs -w dump --channel NUMBER wlan0
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As you can see there, the BSSID ending in 71:51:73 doesn't even show up at the bottom. But it was in fact showing up before.
What happened and how can I correct this?
It's not showing up because there are no clients connected to it. Make a client connection to the AP and then that connection will show up in your airodump window.
Wow first post . .. anyways
from what i have read and experenced if you do a mass deauth it will make many of the connect clients appear
aireplay-ng --deauth 10 -a BSSID wlan0
I figured that maybe the syntax in BT4 had changed, but when I look at the format in aireplay-ng --help it claims it has be be written the way you've listed it there.
After removing the usb card and rebooting my laptop, things worked well.
Is this your own network you're testing? The one at the top at -55 could be, but -69 is starting to be a bit further away...just wondering...
In God we trust, all others we monitor
I have experenced the same issue with having to remove the card and reboot, no clue why it does that "im on bt4"
The only warning i have that things are not really working is if i try and send an auth request to my AP and it doesnt go through.
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Hi guys, im using immunity debugger to debug a simple demo.exe that has a buffer overflow in. what im struggling to find out is when i open the exe in immunity and click run everythin is fine. but when i open um the command prompt in windows and type the following C:\wateva\buffer AAAAAAAAAAA
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Nuclear deterrence, the idea that possessing nuclear weapons discourages enemy attack, is preventing the goal of disarmament from being achieved, said the papal nuncio to the United Nations. Archbishop Celestino Migliore told an audience hosted by the Woodstock Theological Center at Georgetown University on March 16 that cold war conditions that encouraged the church's "limited toleration of nuclear deterrence" no longer exist. Other panelists at the forum said that religion can play an important role in achieving the eventual goal of dismantling all nuclear weapons and called for new international treaties that specify the depth of weapons cuts, especially between the nuclear superpowers, the United States and Russia.
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'The Sabres' record in one-goal contests equates to a winning percentage of .727. (Overtime losses count as losses, not ties in that equation.) That ranks fourth in the league, which had only four teams above .667 entering Sunday's games. The New Jersey Devils were tops at .786 (11-2-1), followed by Pittsburgh (.750), Los Angeles (.733) and Buffalo.'
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If you are looking for a RARE Fungal Moth, I got the place for you, Deepholm as you know SOUTH of the entrance at around 47, 83 called the Quicking Fields (all the way back on the top part) If you see Emerald shale Hatchlings you know you are in the right spot.
Kill the Emerald Shale Hatchling and the Fungal Moths comes up as a second, rare farming the Emerald Shale Hatchling I must have abandoned battle 4 times at least with the RARE Fungal Moth in the group. As of this date, but hopefully they can keep spawning like 1 out of every 4 or 5 attempts.
Also I Forfeit a few with a rare Twilight spiders also.
Lots of these at Upper Silvermarch, I was there just around midnight server time.
I found Fungal Moth in Deepholm, both Lower & Upper Silvermarsh. Got an Uncommon in Lower, then a Rare as a secondary to a Common Fungal Moth in Upper Silvermarsh. Good hunting!
As stated above farmed the Emerald Shale Hatchling for about 2 min or so then BAM! Rare Fungal Moth!! Happy Hunting Lovies <3
UPDATE: I noticed that there are some flying around at the upper silvermarsh in Deepholm!
I like this guy & use slicing wind, cocoon strike, & moth dust. Best defense is a good offense, so I team him up with stunted shardhorn
got my rare on the second try, upper silvermarsh, 70.64
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I was really surprised when I receive the "European Goose Down Pillow King Size (Firm Density) Pillow. I had ordered a regular size one of the same firmness a couple of year ago. With my first purchase I was very satisfied with the firmness and the quality of the pillow. As a matter of fact, the first purchase I made of this pillow is still as when I first purchased it. It is still with its shape and firmness even after all of my daily use of it for it is my best pillow I have ever own. This is why I went and brought two more pillows of the same density but of a different size, the king size. I was very disappointed in this purchase. The pillows were not as firm as the first purchase. As a matter of fact, hey are very soft and not firm at all like the one I brought years earlier.. It does not give me the support I need and can not use them to sleep. They were very expensive and I have a mind to return them. If those are your firmest density now, I hate to think of how the soft density feels like. This two that I purchased need to be classified as soft density as well. I checked and the packaging said (Firm Density). I have never been one to return things because I'm one of those people that prize ones time.. I will use the them as dressing and not for use in sleeping. But I will not buy another pillow from this company ever. So I don't recommend this product.
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i had the same issue i got the same laptop as you.
i had to go in to bios and disable fast boot and enable the other thing that pops up when u disable that. then i dissabled secure boot.
after that i installed a new win7 ( i dont like win8 that comes along) and i wiped the entire disk doing that including backup partitions.
after that i installed bt from a live boot usb.
had some problems even after installing blacktrack cause it still did not want to give me the option to boot between different os so i downloaded a boot repair disk and made it a bootable usb.
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What distinguishes Portland from the rest of America's cityscapes? Or for that matter, from the rest of the world's urban destinations? In a Northwest nutshell: everything. For some, it's the wealth of cultural offerings and never-ending culinary choices; for others, it's Portland's proximity to the ocean and mountains, or simply the beauty of having all these attributes in one place.
Strolling through downtown or in one of Portland's numerous neighborhoods, you discover an unmistakable vibrancy to this city—one that is created by the clean air, the wealth of trees, and a blend of historic and modern architecture. Portland's various nicknames—Rose City, Bridgetown, Beervana, Brewtopia—tell its story in a nutshell as well.
Portland has a thriving cultural community, with ballet, opera, symphonies, theatre, and art exhibitions both minor and major in scope. Portland also has long been considered a hub for indie music. Hundreds of bands flock to become part of the creative flow of alternative, jazz, blues, and rock that dominate the nightclub scene seven nights a week. Factor in an outrageous number of independent brewpubs and coffee shops—with snowboarding, windsurfing, or camping within an hour's drive—and it's easy to see why so many young people take advantage of Portland's eclectic indoor and outdoor offerings.
For people on a slower pace, there are strolls through never-ending parks, dimmed dining rooms for savoring innovative regional cuisine, and gorgeous cruises along the Willamette River aboard the Portland Spirit. Families can explore first-rate museums and parks, including the Children's Museum, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, and Oaks Park. At most libraries, parks, and recreational facilities, expect to find hands-on activities, music, story times, plays, and special performances for children. Many restaurants in and around Portland are family-friendly, and with immediate access to the MAX light rail and streetcars, toting kids around is easy.


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ONTARIO - Time is running out on the city in its efforts to eliminate long waits for motorists at two railroad crossing, with $100 million in state funding at risk.
The holdup is the city's inability to negotiate the sale of adjacent land needed for the bridge projects.
To make this happen, the City Council last week authorized city officials to use eminent domain if they cannot come to terms with property owners near the two train crossings on South Milliken Avenue near Mission Boulevard and North Vineyard Avenue just south of Holt Boulevard.
Otto Kroutil, director of the city's Development Agency, said Ontario would prefer to settle the issue out of court because at risk are two state grants totaling more than $100 million.
If the city can not prove to the state by March that is has obtained the rights-of-way on the projects it will lose the funding and likely delay them indefinitely, he said.
"No one on this council takes eminent domain lightly," said Councilman Alan Wapner. "However we are on a very tight timeline as far as getting it started and pushing this forward. There is a lot of state funding that is at stake, and we don't want there to be a chance at losing it."
The Milliken grade separation will eliminate the at-grade crossing by elevating the thoroughfare over the trains adjacent to Mission. The second project on Vineyard features an underpass configuration and a two-track bridge just south of Holt.
The two projects:
There are four properties impacted by the Vineyard grade separation project.
Ontario obtained appraisals for the properties and has made the offers to the property owners through a consulting firm. Only one agreement has been reached,
The affected properties are on both sides of Vineyard, north of Holt to Airport Drive.
The city is seeking several easements from the property owners. One of the most pressing is a temporary construction easement, during which a business cannot use the property.
The temporary construction easements would run from January 2014 through the end of 2015.
Depending on the size of the property, Ontario would pay the owners a prorated amount starting at $674 a month to $1,557 a month.
Ontario has obtained a$53 million grant for the North Vineyard project. The grant pays for about 80 percent of the costs, the city the remainder, Wapner said.
There are eight affected properties located on both sides of Milliken near the tracks.
The city, which has obtained a $66 million grant for this project, has been unable to reach agreements with the owners.
Depending on their location and size, the temporary easement will cost the city between $120 a month to $4,687 a month for access to the easement. The time frame for the easements will vary in length. Some will not exceed two months while others are expected to last about six months.
But lawyers for the two of the property owners opposed the grade separation, saying the work could put them "out of business."
"We need to work on a resolution that works for National Metals and works for the city. This project is going to put National Metals out of business," said Erik Friess, attorney for the firm.
He said the detours during construction would reduce accessibility to the business and impact their operations.
Doug Evertz, attorney with JW Mitchell, the company that owns property in the impacted area, also raised concerns about the traffic circulation during construction. Evertz was also there representing its tenant, Kmart distribution center.
Evertz said the Kmart facility supports about $50 million of business on a monthly basis. The current design of the project, he said, will have a significantly adverse impact not only on the property but business operations.
"We did submit a proposed design alternative and did meet with staff and consultant, and we did have a very productive meeting," he told the council.
With the alternative design yet to be approved, Evertz asked the city to hold off on their vote until one was made.
Kroutil acknowledged city staff is reviewing the proposals but could comment beyond that.
Mayor Paul Leon said the city just wants to make sure everyone is treated fairly in the process but there are many issues besides just making traffic flow quicker.
Trains are now reaching two miles in length, and if they are stopped at an intersection, could pose a safety barrier, Leon said. He added that at-grade crossing makes it difficult for safety services to get around in an emergency.
"This is not the time to slow down the already square wheels of government and make sure this goes as quickly as possible," Leon said.
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The Boy At the End of the World
Reading Level: Grades 4-7
Fisher was "born" when a defective robot triggered the pod right before the entire Ark was destroyed. Fisher was the only biological being to survive. Fisher knows his name, how to talk and one hundred ways to catch fish. Fisher also knows that unless he finds more people, the human race will end with him.
So Fisher sets off in search of other Arks accompanied by his defective robot protector Click and a friendly baby woolly mammoth that Fisher dubs Protein just in case he needs to eat him later. Out in the world the trio encounters killer giant parrots, swarms of tiny, vicious crocodiles and not so friendly nanotechnology.
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description: November 29, 2012—In the remote Pacific, two National Geographic explorers are using advanced technology to track down a rare biofluorescent protein that would boost human brain science.

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In the warm waters of the Pacific....a stunning bio-fluorescent garden....
I'm Lucie McNeil and this is National Geographic On Assignment, .your link you to thousands of Nat Geo Explorers in the field.
Today, we're off to the Solomon Islands, where National Geographic's David Gruber and John Sparks used custom cameras and lights to capture amazing footage around the coral reefs.
Special proteins in the fish and coral allow them to absorb light and re-emit it as other colors, a process called biofluorescence.
These glowing proteins can help medical doctors in disease and brain research, by illuminating certain cells in the body.
David's team hopes to find a very specific infrared protein. If successful, scientists may be able to track the inner workings of our brains.
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WATCH: Family goes fishing for bass...catches a bald eagle instead
A family going fishing over the weekend for striped bass might have expected to reel in a few unwanted sunfish, but what they caught instead was not even a water-dwelling animal. It was a bald eagle.
The Freeman family was on Smith Lake in Alabama Sunday morning with guide Bubba Sorensen, according to Al.com, when the eagle came down to steal the bait they had on a fishing line.
Sorensen said the bird was not hooked but the line did get tangled around its talon, making flying away impossible.


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As the nation's tenth oldest college, and the oldest for men, Hampden-Sydney offers solid reasons for students to attend: a complete undergraduate research library, well-trained and caring faculty members, successful job and graduate-school placement, superior facilities, advanced technological capabilities, internship and study-abroad opportunities, a competitive athletic program, and many social and extracurricular activities. On its safe, spacious campus, Hampden-Sydney also provides unequaled encouragement for students to rise to any level they choose. The rigorous academic program, based in the liberal arts and protected by a strong Honor Code, emphasizes analytical and communications skills to prepare students for just about any career. At the College men become leaders.
Young men considering Hampden-Sydney are sent numerous publications about the College. All enrolled students are sent a copy of this Academic Catalogue, the official publication of the College.
Decisions on admissions are made by the Admissions Committee of the Faculty and by the Admissions Office.
Prospective students are expected to have mastered a solid, demanding college-preparatory program before entering Hampden-Sydney, including at least four units of English, two units of one foreign language, three units of mathematics, two units of natural science (one of which must be a laboratory course), and one unit of social science. In addition, a third unit of foreign language and a fourth unit of mathematics are recommended. The records of successful applicants often include examples of impressive school and community extracurricular contributions in addition to their academic preparation.
Hampden-Sydney requires its applicants to submit the results they have achieved on the SAT, given by the College Entrance Examination Board, or the ACT, given by the American College Testing Program. It is recommended that the writing tests associated with the SAT and ACT also be taken.
For further information on these tests, candidates are encouraged to contact their secondary-school guidance department or write to College Entrance Examination Board, Princeton, New Jersey 08541 (the Board's code number for Hampden-Sydney College is 5291); or the American College Testing Program, Iowa City, Iowa 52243 (the ACT code number for Hampden-Sydney College is 4356).
For the 2015 entering class, the middle 50% GPA was 3.0-3.8; the middle 50% of the total SAT (Critical Reading and Math only) was 1010-1210; the middle 50% of the ACT composite score was 21-26.
For an application to Hampden-Sydney College to be considered complete, it must contain an Application for Admission, a transcript of high-school grades (and any previous college grades for transfer applicants), an essay, one teacher recommendation, and the results of the candidate's SAT or ACT test. Hampden-Sydney also accepts the Common Application in lieu of its own form and gives equal consideration to both. A student may also apply electronically at http://www.hsc.edu.
Candidates wishing to support their applications with additional personal recommendations may do so up to a recommended maximum of three. The Faculty Admissions Committee, while finding recommendations helpful in the selection process, is not necessarily impressed by sheer volume, which often makes objective evaluation more difficult.
Candidates considering Hampden-Sydney College are strongly encouraged and, in some cases, may be required to visit the campus for a personal interview. Students conduct tours of the campus, and conferences with professors and/or coaches can be arranged. Requests for appointments should be directed to the Admissions Office at (800) 755-0733. The Office is located in Graham Hall and is open year-round from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Open House programs are held on selected Saturdays during the year, to which students receive an invitation. A guide, with complete instructions for visitors, is forwarded prior to all appointments if sufficient notice is given.
Early Decision Plan
The Early Decision Plan is reserved for high-school seniors whose first choice of college is Hampden-Sydney and who, if accepted, agree to enroll at Hampden-Sydney College, provided their financial aid award is sufficient. You must file your Early Decision application by November 15 of your senior year; supporting documents should arrive as soon as possible after your application is submitted. (You may still apply to other colleges, but not under an Early Decision Plan.) Our decision letter is mailed to you 14 business days after your application file is complete. You must confirm your place in the class by submitting a non-refundable reservation deposit postmarked on or before January 15 and withdraw all applications to other colleges and make no further ones. If you are deferred, you receive thorough, unbiased consideration once further grades are received in your behalf.
Early Action Plans I and II
The Early Action Plans are reserved for high-school seniors whose applications are received by either December 15 (Early Action Plan I), or January 15 (Early Action Plan II). Supporting documents should be filed as soon as possible after your application is submitted.
Decision letters are mailed from the College 14 business days after your application is complete. You are expected to confirm your place in the incoming class by May 1.
Regular Decision Plan
Under the Regular Decision Plan, you should submit your application to the College as early as possible, but no later than Hampden-Sydney's application deadline of March 1. Supporting documents should be sent as soon as possible after your application is submitted.
Decision letters are mailed from the College 14 business days after your application is complete. If you are accepted, you are expected to confirm your place in the incoming class by May 1.
Early Admission Plan
Hampden-Sydney recognizes that some students with records of superior academic achievement and promise may require fewer than the usual four years of high school to prepare for college. Under the Early Admission Plan, qualified candidates whose credentials are received by July 1 after their junior year receive an acceptance or deferral no later than July 31. Availability of space could be a determinant in the College's willingness to consider Early Admission candidates.
Candidates applying under the Early Admission Plan must have earned a high-school diploma or present official evidence in writing that a diploma will be forthcoming upon the satisfactory conclusion of the student's freshman year at Hampden-Sydney.
If Early Admission candidates elect to take the college admission tests, they must do so by May of their junior year. Although they must file their applications by July 1, the final date for submission of transcripts, letters of recommendation, and scores is July 15. Candidates must visit Hampden-Sydney for an interview.
Applicants accepted under this plan must send their reservation deposits within three weeks after acceptance. This deposit is not refundable.
Applicants wishing to be considered for financial aid (federal grants, College grants and scholarships, loans and work-study awards) should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA; code number 003713) as soon after January 1 as possible but by no later than March 1. Students may complete the FAFSA via the Internet at www.hsc.edu/Financial-Aid.html.
It should be noted that Hampden-Sydney has been able to provide a high percentage of indicated need for our applicants for admission.
Transfer Students must complete at least four semesters of full-time study (or the equivalent) at Hampden-Sydney to satisfy degree requirements. They may enter in either the fall or the spring semester.
Besides the required high-school credentials, transfer students should provide official transcripts of all undergraduate studies already undertaken, along with a letter of recommendation from a dean or other appropriate official. While academic work completed at the college level is a more current indicator of a student's potential success at Hampden-Sydney, the Admissions Committee also considers the high-school record and test scores. Personal interviews are strongly encouraged.
Qualified transfer students desiring to enter in the fall semester should apply by July 1. Those interested in second-semester admission should apply by December 1.
Hampden-Sydney normally offers junior-year standing to students holding an A.A. degree in liberal-arts subject matter from an accredited community or junior college. A 3.0 (B) or higher grade-point average is usually required for automatic junior-year standing. Up to, but not exceeding, 60 credit hours may be given for course work similar to that offered by Hampden-Sydney for students applying under this category.
A student from another institution must have earned a grade of "C" or better in all courses which he presents for transfer. Credit is normally awarded only for those courses equivalent to courses offered at Hampden-Sydney College.
A transfer student must meet all of Hampden-Sydney's proficiency and distribution requirements, either as a result of his previous college work or after matriculation at Hampden-Sydney. The Registrar will review a student's transcript and advise him concerning transfer credits and the College's requirements.
The College normally denies admission to a transfer applicant if he is ineligible to return to the college from which he wishes to transfer, or if his previous college work fails to show promise of success at Hampden-Sydney.
Transfer students who expect to receive six credit hours for composition courses taken elsewhere must take and pass the Rhetoric Proficiency Examination at the beginning of their first semester of residence.
Dual enrollment credits for students earning college credits while enrolled in high school are handled like transfer credits (please see previous section). It is the student's responsibility to see that an official transcript from the community college listing the dual enrolled courses is sent to the Admissions Office at Hampden-Sydney before the student enrolls, so that appropriate dual enrollment credit can be awarded.
A student who achieves a score of four or five on an advanced placement examination of the College Board will receive up to eight hours of academic credit and exemption from corresponding core requirements. Exemptions from requirements for the academic major are determined by the appropriate department (see chart). A student who chooses to take a course for which he has been granted advanced placement will not receive additional credit. It is the student's responsibility to see that official AP score reports are sent to the Registrar's Office at Hampden-Sydney before the student enrolls, so that appropriate AP credit can be awarded.
Hampden-Sydney is committed to the recruitment of international students. Special application forms are available from the Admissions Office for:
Applicants seeking to begin studies in the fall semester should submit applications and supporting credentials by February 1. All documents written in languages other than English must be accompanied by certified English translations. The Admissions Office will not process applications until all supporting documents have been received.
Students from abroad are eligible for admission if they have completed, with good grades, the academic (classical) secondary-school program offered in their country. All applicants who speak or write English as a second language are required to take the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or the IELTS (International English Language Testing System). Test results should be sent to Hampden-Sydney. Information concerning the TOEFL may be obtained by writing to TOEFL, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N.J. 08540.
A student who achieves a score of six or seven on a Higher Level International Baccalaureate Examination will receive three to six hours of academic credit and/or exemption from the corresponding core requirements. Decisions regarding credit are made by the department concerned on an individual basis. A student who chooses to take a course for which he has been granted international baccalaureate credit will not receive additional credit.
Prospective students arriving by mass transit in two metropolitan centers serving Hampden-Sydney (Lynchburg and Richmond) can make arrangements through the Admissions Office for personalized transportation to the College. A student must call the Admissions Office (800) 755-0733, at least one week in advance of his visit, with information on where and when he will be arriving. The charge for each trip is $50.00 (round trips would, therefore, be double). Payment to the driver takes place at the time of the trip.
The College does not require medical information prior to admission; however, following his acceptance each student must complete a medical questionnaire and physical examination form. That form must be returned to the Student Health Center before matriculation.
Any questions concerning admission to the College should be directed to:
Office of Admissions
P.O. Box 667
Hampden-Sydney, VA 23943
(800) 755-0733 or (434) 223-6120
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Mel Tillis released from hospital
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Mel Tillis is back home.
The Country Music Hall of Famer's daughter, singer Pam Tillis, announced in a Facebook post that her father was released from the hospital on Friday. She says Mel "did great and is feeling good."
Pam adds that her 81-year-old dad "means the world" to her, and she's "so happy to have him" in her life.
Mel spent last week in the hospital after undergoing what was described as a "routine heart procedure" at TriStar Centennial Medical Center in Nashville on March 9th.
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Industry Response to GovNet RFI Strong Analysis of How to Better Secure Key Government Communications Moves to Next Phase
November 28, 2001
Contact: Bill Bearden (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC -- At the request of the President's Cyberspace Security Advisor, the U.S. General Services Administration released a Request for Information (RFI) to the U.S. telecommunications industry on October 10, 2001, seeking information and suggestions on how to better secure key internal government communications.
The project, called GovNet, asks industry to evaluate building a "corporate intranet" on an air-gapped network, to be used by interested federal agencies in addition to their existing internet connectivity. The RFI also requested that industry propose other ways for the federal government to better secure certain critical classes of internal government communication from external attacks that are common on internet-connected systems.
"As blended virus-worm-DDOS attacks become more common and sophisticated, prudent risk management requires that we look at all of the alternatives," said Richard Clarke, Special Advisor to the President for Cyberspace Security. "Some things the Federal government does are sufficiently important that they need extra protection, for example: air traffic control, manned space flight, disaster relief, and law enforcement. Encryption is not enough, I am also concerned with minimizing service outages caused by DDOS attacks."
By the RFI deadline last week, written responses from 167 companies had been received. GSA has organized an RFI evaluation team consisting of representatives from 16 Federal agencies. Also, the Software Engineering Institute of Carnegie Mellon will do an independent evaluation of the RFI responses.
"This is a very strong industry response, and we really appreciate all of the time and effort that went into generating the many comprehensive submissions," said John Johnson, GSA's Federal Technology Service Assistant Commissioner for Service Development. "We will thoroughly analyze all of the responses, and report back to the White House by February, 2002."
"Based on the analysis of the RFI responses, we will determine the next steps," Clarke said. "I really appreciate the many constructive and creative responses from industry experts from around the country."
(NOTE: DDOS stands for distributed denial of service.)