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Hi I have been using bactrack for only few weeks so I'm new to the topic. So far the major problem in my case is not working sound, I'm using Acer Aspire 3692 WLMi laptop and have been googling for weeks for a solution, so far no luck. Is there anyone who is using this laptop or any one who have a working solution?
Here's some info:
Code:00:1b.0 Audio device [0403]: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller [8086:27d8] (rev 02) Subsystem: Acer Incorporated [ALI] Device [1025:0090] Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 22 Memory at d0240000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K] Capabilities: [50] Power Management version 2 Capabilities: [60] Message Signalled Interrupts: Mask- 64bit+ Queue=0/0 Enable- Capabilities: [70] Express Root Complex Integrated Endpoint, MSI 00 Capabilities: [100] Virtual Channel <?> Capabilities: [130] Root Complex Link <?> Kernel driver in use: HDA Intel Kernel modules: snd-hda-intel
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Hi, I have managed to download and install alsa-utils, (before alcaconf was giving me: command not found), but now alsaconf now gives me "No legacy drivers are available"- is that mean there is no hope for sound in my laptop? I have attached a snapshots from alsaconf .
I would really appreciate if someone could help me with this one.
After a long night of searching for more info I have managed to get alsaconf working, steps I've fallowed:
1. Install alsa-driver:
fallow instructions inside the packageCode:ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/driver/alsa-driver-184.108.40.206.tar.bz2
2. Install alsa-lib:
fallow instructions inside the packageCode:ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/lib/alsa-lib-1.0.22.tar.bz2
3. Install alsa-utils:
fallow instructions inside the packageCode:ftp://ftp.alsa-project.org/pub/utils/alsa-utils-1.0.22.tar.bz2
4. Reboot
5.Code:sudo alsaconf
After all last step (snapshot6.jpg) it did played a test sound so it proves that it's been installed and configured correctly- but :-(, yes another but.... when I'm trying to play a movie or music (mp3) I still get no sound and this time I just run out of ideas.
And finally..... problem solved :-)
Thanks to a member of another forum.
So... after correct alsa installation and configuration one more step:
addgroup - Add a user group to the Directory Service database:
then alsamixer- adjust volume, reboot and enjoy :-)Code:sudo addgroup "username" audio
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Falling TVs a danger for children
(Cleveland) - It's a hidden danger in nearly every home.
A new study finds more than 17,000 children are treated in American emergency rooms each year for injuries related to televisions.
Dr. Michael Macknin did not take part in the study but is a pediatrician at Cleveland Clinic Children's.
"Generally what happens it is a tip-over injury and it's a result of not having the tv properly mounted," says Dr. Macknin.
Researchers found that almost half of the tv-related injuries that came into the ER were caused by a tv falling off a dresser or armoire. About 30% of the injuries occurred when the television fell off of an entertainment center or tv stand.
Kids 5 and under were hurt the most and boys accounted for 60% of all cases.
"Over half the people in america have more than 3 tv's in their homes, so they may have their flat-screen mounted properly, but then their old cathode-ray tv- they don't have any place to put it, they throw it onto a dresser, the child climbs up the dresser and the television and the dresser can fall on top of them," says Dr. Macknin.
The most common injuries are to the head and neck, which can be serious. So, researchers say to avoid putting the remote control or toys on top of the tv.
They also recommend using safety anchors or anti-tip devices on televisions to decrease the risk. Dr. Macknin says start with the manufacturer when it comes to finding out how to properly mount your tv or flat-screen.
"The manufacturer should be able to help them, where they buy the television or they can go to a hardware store. If you're going to put a mount, particularly on a cathode-ray tv, you'd want to look at the back of that television and see whether or not a bracket or a strap would work best," says Dr. Macknin.
Dr. Macknin even recommends taking a picture of the back of your television with the camera on your phone and taking it with you to the store to ensure buying the correct mounting bracket.
Complete findings for this study are online in the journal "Pediatrics."
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Mariners blanked in 2-0 loss to Phil Hughes, Twins - July 8, 2014
Mike Zunino #3 of the Seattle Mariners reacts after striking out to end the seventh inning as catcher Kurt Suzuki #8 of the Minnesota Twins heads back to the dugout at Safeco Field on July 8, 2014 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)
Seattle, WA (SportsNetwork.com) - Phil Hughes struck out eight in 7 1/3 scoreless innings, guiding the Minnesota Twins to a 2-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners in the second installment of a four-game set from Safeco Field.
Sam Fuld, batting out of the No. 9 hole, went 3-for-3 with a solo home run for Minnesota, which had dropped 11 of its previous 14 games. Kendrys Morales had two hits and Brian Dozier, who will participate in next week's Home Run Derby, drove in a run.
Hughes (9-5) yielded eight hits and no walks, breaking a personal two-start losing streak.
Counterpart Chris Young (8-5) took the hard-luck loss after allowing both runs on six hits over seven-plus innings of work. Young, who was 3-0 over his last four starts, has allowed two or fewer runs in his last five outings.
"I tried to work ahead, elevate the fastball, keep my breaking balls down," Young said. "I needed to keep them scoreless tonight, or one at most, to give us a chance."
Michael Saunders and James Jones had two hits apiece in defeat.
Fuld opened the scoring in the top of the fifth, lifting a 3-2 offering over the wall in right, just out of the reach of a leaping Saunders.
Minnesota added an insurance run in the eighth on Dozier's sac fly to left. Eduardo Escobar led off with a walk and Fuld moved him to third with a single before Young was replaced on the mound by Yoervis Medina.
Fuld stole second to put a pair in scoring position with no outs for Dozier, who lined out to Dustin Ackley in left. The speedy Escobar sprinted home, beating Ackley's throw as it came in wide of home. Fuld moved to third on Eduardo Nunez's groundout, but Kurt Suzuki's grounder stranded him there.
Hughes pitched into the eighth but ran into trouble, serving up consecutive singles with one away before manager Ron Gardenhire went to his bullpen. The move paid off, as Casey Fien came on and got Robinson Cano to ground into an inning-ending double play.
"We held on," said Gardenhire. "We got enough runs. Casey Fien got the biggest out of the night."
All-Star closer Glen Perkins got some help from his defense during his 1-2-3 ninth. Nunez made a diving catch in foul territory on a Kyle Seager pop up to start the frame, and Escobar made a backhand stab on Willie Bloomquist's sharp grounder and fired to first to end the game and give Perkins his 21st save.
Game Notes
Fuld stole two bases ... Young fell to 5-2 at Safeco Field this season ... Seattle had won eight of 10 at home ... Minnesota improved to 2-5 since Joe Mauer went on the disabled list with an oblique strain ... Prior to the game, Seattle recalled catcher Jesse Sucre from Triple-A Tacoma.


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On the first day of school, when Barbara Gindi escorted her children to Maimonides Academy, she was appalled by what she saw: Two security guards stood out front, a Sheriff's squad car was parked at the curb, and the administrative staff was on high alert.
"It brought tears to my eyes," Gindi says. "Is this what our world is coming to?"
The heightened security at Maimonides was one response to Buford O. Furrow's Aug. 10 shooting attack at the North Valley Jewish Community Center in Granada Hills. Five people were wounded, including three preschoolers.
Gindi takes the changes at Maimonides in stride. She accepts the need for a security camera in the front office and the fact that preschoolers can no longer walk over to the school library. She also understands the cancellation of the annual trip to the beach to perform the Tashlich ritual.
"Unfortunately," says Gindi, "these are the new realities. You don't know who the enemy is."
Harkham Hillel Hebrew Academy has also instituted new safety regulations with the beginning of the fall semester. When the school day ends, youngsters must wait for their rides in the yard, not on the sidewalk, as they used to do. Older children are no longer free to walk home, unless they have a note from their parents. And the school has hired its first full-time security guard. He is uniformed but unarmed — to the dismay of one mother who argued strongly at a back-to-school parents meeting that a guard without a weapon could not sufficiently protect her children.
Heschel Day School in Northridge takes pride in being prepared for emergencies. In 1994, the campus survived the Northridge earthquake with little damage. Now, in the wake of nearby JCC shooting, it is beefing up an already tight security system: New additions will include an electronic gate and a videocamera to be posted at the entry to the school parking lot; one campus wall will be made higher; and, following discussions with security experts, the school's board has just voted to hire an armed guard.
School director Shirley Levine insists that Heschel does not take such steps lightly. The new guard will be an off-duty police officer, and his weapon will not be visible. Still, Levine acknowledges the impossibility of keeping her school totally safe from intruders: "Even if you spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, they can get in if they want to," she says.
Jewish day schools and preschools across Los Angeles are working hard to make parents feel secure about their children's safety. Many schools now require that cars be identified with special stickers, and that all visitors be screened by a receptionist.
At Temple Emanuel Day School, where entrance doors are now locked at the start of the school day, latecomers must be escorted by their parents through a security checkpoint. Fourth-grade teacher Gloria Kirschenbaum believes this policy can serve a dual purpose.
"We hope with all the inconvenience, it will discourage tardiness."
The changes are part of a national trend. Jewish communities from New York to San Francisco have reassessed and, in most cases, beefed up security precautions at schools and institutions as a response to a wave of anti-Semitic violence this past summer.
Besides the JCC shootings, three Sacramento-area synagogues were firebombed in June, and Orthodox Jews were shot outside their synagogue in a Chicago suburb in July.
Despite the heightened concern for security, there has been opposition to some of the new procedures. At Beth Am's Pressman Academy, a memo sent home at the start of the school year warned that "in order to keep hallways free of outsiders," parents of students above kindergarten age could no longer walk their children to the doors of their classrooms. Two weeks into the semester, the edict was largely being ignored.
It remains to be seen how many of the stricter measures adopted in September will still be in place come May 2000, when parents might be feeling more relaxed about sending their children to identifiably Jewish places of learning.
One mother who never takes school safety for granted is Jayne Shapiro, chairman of the Los Angeles Task Force for Safe Schools. She is a staunch believer in security measures, however costly. "What works, do it. What keeps the kids safe, do it," she says.
Shapiro's acceptance of the need for armed guards and costly security devices at school sites disturbs Rabbi Steven Jacobs of Kol Tikvah in Woodland Hills. Jacobs is no Pollyanna: His congregation's preschool has changed its door-locking system and installed tinted windows so that passersby can't spy on the youngsters from the street. But he is strongly opposed to armed guards, and he dislikes the whole "bunker mentality" that views the whole world as out to get the Jews. In today's America, insists Jacobs, "I don't think that, by and large, we're as vulnerable as we are led to believe."
Shapiro, though, sees areas of vulnerability. When she passes Milken Community High School on the freeway, she feels ambivalent about the flag of Israel that flutters over the campus. "It frightens me," she says. "I don't think it should be hanging in front of an institution for kids. It's an easy target."
In response, Milken Head of School Dr. Rennie Wrubel says: "I really am honored to be the leader of an institution that flies the Israeli flag with pride. I'm also honored to be an American because I know that my dignity is preserved and protected as a Jew."
Though Milken has reassessed its security plans, the flag will stay. "I wouldn't want to be part of an institution that took down the flag because of some lunatic," she says. "I don't want to live in fear. My grandparents did that enough."
Jewish schools' new security procedures are chiefly designed to keep intruders at bay. Most day-school students themselves are reportedly unfazed by the safety concerns that haunt their parents. On the first day of the semester, Shalhevet High School's brand-new campus boasted a guard at the parking lot gate, and many security procedures were in the works. But students were flowing happily between the two campus buildings as they greeted their friends and chatted about the year ahead.
Says Beatrice Levavi, who's both a Shalhevet parent and the school administrative assistant, "Teen-agers have no sense of their own mortality."


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- Who is eligible to be a student organization advisor?
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- What are the benefits to being an advisor?
- Can I be held responsible for my organization's mistakes?
- Where can I go to get assistance and support with my student organization?
- How are student organizations governed?
Who is eligible to be a student organization advisor?
An advisor can be any faculty or staff member at San José State University that holds at least a bachelor's degree. Graduate students are subject to Student Involvement approval. Employees of auxiliary entities (e.g.: Associated Students, Spartan Shops, Student Union Inc.) may not serve as advisors (per California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Article 2). If more than one advisor is desired, the main advisor must be a SJSU faculty /staff member.
What is the time commitment for being an advisor?
The time commitment varies per advisor and student organization, but is ultimately up to your discretion. We strongly suggest having an expectations conversation with your organization's student leaders prior to committing to the group. These expectations and standards should be clearly communicated.
If you choose to attend all meetings and events, the time committment could be 1-4 hours per week. If you choose to meet with the group's officers and attend occasional events, it could be as little as 1-4 hours per month. You may choose to allow students to drop by your office at any time or may ask them to schedule appointments.
What are the responsibilities associated with being an advisor?
The student organization advisor is mainly responsible for providing advising and guidance for the organization. They should intervene only to prevent the violation of SJSU policy, Student Code of Conduct (PDF), or Student Organization Code of Conduct (PDF). In addition, advisors are responsible for the health and well-being of our students. Below is a list of other responsibilities of a student organization advisor at SJSU:
- Be accessible to the student organization for questions, support, and guidance;
- Be familiar with university policies and procedures regarding student organizations;
- Provide signatures on documents to assist in the space and room reservations, finance/funding requests (Some cases may require the advisor's attendance at the event);
- Participate in the Alcohol Policies and Prevention Program (per CSU Executive Order 1068);
- Be listed with email contact information at the Student Involvement Student Organization Online Directory;
- Communicate university information to the organization, including reminders regarding the official student organization recognition process
What are the benefits to being an advisor?
Student organizations continue to be one of the focal points of campus life and provide excellent co-curricular opportunities for our students. Advising a student organization is a rewarding experience that offers wonderful insight into our SJSU student population. You will have the opportunity to interact closely with a group of students, often in a capacity very different from your regular job. In addition, we hope that you will find the position rewarding because you will have the potential to make a positive impact on the lives of our students. Lastly, we have found that student organization advisors develop a stronger connection to the Spartan community through their work with student groups.
Can I be held responsible for my organization's mistakes?
You are there to help the organization make sound decisions, but ultimately, the students are responsible for those decisions. As long as you provide sound advice and guidance to the student groups, you are insured by the university in the role of an advisor.
Where can I go to get assistance and support with my student organization?
The Student Involvement staff is here to assist in the success of student groups, including providing support to student organization advisors. On our website, you will find resources for advisors such as policies and forms, developmental handouts, and a virtual advisor orientation. In addition, staff members are available to meet with you for any of your needs or concerns. If you have questions or would like to make an appointment, please email us.
How are student organizations governed?
Student organizations at San José State University are self-governed. Their actions, activities, and interests are determined by the membership of the organization. Student organization advisors are responsible for providing advising and guidance for the organization. Advisors or other University officials should intervene only to prevent the violation of SJSU policy, Student Code of Conduct, or Student Organization Code of Conduct. If questions or concerns arise, please contact Student Involvement at 408-924-5950 or email us.


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There we were, with our arms spread wide, trying to do Kundalini breathing techniques in her bathroom.
Finally, I find myself in the bathroom taking the longest hottest shower of my life.
The first time she cut back on her medications, she had a grand mal seizure in her bathroom and knocked out her front teeth.
When they try to wean themselves off the pills, they find it nearly impossible, at first, to go to the bathroom normally.
And also you can keep my book in the bathroom, which you can't with the Bible.
I should have to get that bathroom and piano in any case now.
Dahlia has conveniently placed a sofa outside the bathroom door.
"Oh, please hand me something to put on," came the voice from the bathroom.
What I had commended as new and national was a bathroom in every bedroom.
Together they walked to the kitchen, the bedroom, the bathroom.
1780, from bath + room (n.). Originally a room with apparatus for bathing, used 20c. in U.S. as a euphemism for a lavatory and often noted as a word that confused British travelers. To go to the bathroom, euphemism for "relieve oneself; urinate, defecate," from 1920 (in a book for children), but typically used without regard for whether an actual bathroom is involved.


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The Kentucky Climate Center is an innovator in the delivery of climate services to meet the needs of business and industry, government, education, organizations, and individuals throughout Kentucky. It is a participant in the National Climate Services Partnership and home to the State Climate Office of Kentucky, as recognized by the American Association of State Climatologists. The Kentucky Mesonet, a statewide, research-grade weather and climate monitoring network, is a project of the Center. Through the Climate Research Laboratory, faculty engage students in conducting research on various aspects of the climate system and its impacts on society. Follow the links in the left margin for more information.
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I saw the Brewers as better than us before the season began. The Cardinals are better than I thought, and they're better by a long ways.
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My desk is bombarded with new products on a weekly basis: applicators, tire gels, nano-coatings, compounds - you name it. It's one of the perks of working at Autogeek. Upon walking into my office a couple weeks ago there was a box, and on this box the words "have fun in your garage" were prominently displayed everywhere. Hmmmm.
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DJ AM documentary trailer premieres at EDM Biz
Filmmaker Kevin Kerslake is putting together a documentary about the late DJ AM. On Thursday he premiered the project's first trailer at the EDM Biz conference in Las Vegas.
According to "Billboard," the preview for the doc - titled "As I AM: The Life and Times of DJ AM" - featured a mix of performance clips, behind-the-scenes interviews, and commentary from friends of the musician, who was born Adam Goldstein.
Friend and fellow DJ, Steve Aoki, not only appears in the film, but also spoke about Goldstein during the panel discussion. He said Adam was a "really solid compassionate human being," as well as his "guru in life and DJing."
Kerslake says "As I AM" is on track to hit theaters later this year. He also revealed that a portion of the proceeds from the film will go to the DJ AM Memorial Fund to be channeled to MusicCares' addiction and recovery services.
DJ AM died in 2009 of a drug overdose, and was also very open about his struggles with addiction throughout his life.
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SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA -- Maxon Lift Corp. has announced three appointments made in furtherance of its strategic growth plan. All are effective on Jan. 1, 2014.
Troy Overfelt will become vice-president of national accounts, a newly created position. He now serves as eastern region director of sales. In his new post, he will oversee the national account managers in the west, central and eastern regions.
Overfelt will be succeeded in the eastern regional director's post by Mark Gordon, a veteran of more than thre decades in the industry who has been with Maxon for the past eight years.
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The company reports that these changes are integral to its plan to provided unequalled sales support to fuel its continued growth.
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refer the following post : http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ad.php?t=40569
Hello Everyone,
First post here so hopefully I don't "bosh" this too terribly.
I have installed BT5r3 x64 on my desktop and have installed the ati catalyst drivers and SDK for my two cards "HD Raedon 6970". When I run the aticonfig --adapter=all --initial it creates the new /etc/X11/xorg.conf file as needed. However when I reboot the machine and startx, nautilus seems to create a endless looping for opening new windows. I can stop this for now by disabling the desktop feature for nautilus via gconf-editor but I would really like to use the desktop... I have looked for a resolution now for two days on off time and cant seem to get an answer.
If anyone anyone has any ideas or have run into this already please let me know.
Thank you,
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Walking away from the fray
I had written something about last week's Richard Stallman-Jono Bacon dustup over the weekend, but then realized that it would just be more-of-the-same on a topic upon which too much attention was being spent.
The tl;dr version of what I wrote, and then deleted (you're welcome), is this:
Richard Stallman — who is a great programmer and thinker, but who exhibited again why he's not fit for a leadership role in anything — once again threw diplomacy and tact under the bus, even though he is, to a significant degree, right on the shopping lens issue. But shunning Ubuntu, at its core, flies in the face of freedom — people should be free to use whatever they want as an OS, even if it allows others to see what one is doing (though smarter folks would realize how bad this is).
Meanwhile, Jono Bacon — rather than doing the smart thing by ignoring Stallman's blog post — drags out the tired Ubuntu policy of ad hominem response to any and all criticism, throwing in a FUD accusation for good measure, before — wait for it — offering what he considers an "olive branch."
Yawn. Wake me up when Ubuntu decides to make the shopping lens issue an opt-in rather than an opt-out.
The best writing I've seen on this comes from Benjamin Kerensa in his blog here. So I'll let Benjamin drive for now while I go take care of some more important things.
UPDATE: Jono Bacon writes an apology here.
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December 10, 2012 at 10:31 am
Careful: weighing the pros and cons of an issue is a slippery slope. You might get a reputation for being reasonable and adult, and that's no reputation for any writer to have. 🙂
Seriously, it's good to see someone not falling into the trap of thinking they have to take sides.
December 14, 2012 at 2:36 pm
Are you being ironic? Because what you do is exactly the same thing. By the same logic you apply, toy are against freedom. Kinda boring and redundant your writing on this. Wished it went further. Hardly journalism, just a personal blog, passing, obvious thoughts really.
December 16, 2012 at 5:04 pm
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Aviv will also spend 15 days in jail, seven months on probation and have to do 100 hours of community service.
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Supermarket giant Coles is cutting more than 400 jobs from its Melbourne head office as it plans to open more stores in a competitive environment.
The chain will slash 378 permanent jobs and 60 contractors from its Store Support Centre, mostly salaried staff and middle management positions.
Coles managing director John Durkan says the restructure will enable increased investment in Coles' store network across Australia and simplify systems and processes in head office.
"To be a world class retailer, Coles needs to invest further in new stores, in renewing existing stores and in better service and value for our customers," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
Spokesman Alister Jordan said it was a tough decision that wasn't made without considering all reasonable alternatives.
"It is a very competitive environment," he told reporters.
"These decisions are decisions we have not taken lightly in any way."
He said the cuts would affect all units of the Melbourne head office, following a review of how the company could better invest in stores and service.
Coles says none of the jobs will go offshore and some of those people made redundant will be offered 160 redeployment opportunities at the Melbourne head office and in Victorian stores.
The Australian Services Union says it's glad jobs won't go offshore, but the cuts are still worrying.
"We are in the midst of a jobs crisis in Victoria, and any job losses, particularly in the order of hundreds in one of Australia's largest companies, is of enormous concern," ASU branch secretary Ingrid Stitt said in a statement.
The community wants a plan from employers and the government to attract investment and secure jobs, she said.
Premier Denis Napthine says Coles has assured him the company will continue its plan to open 14 new stores in Victoria, creating 3500 new jobs across the state.
Mr Durkan said the new Victorian stores will open over the next three years, and the company planned to create more than 70 positions as part of its expanding financial services offer.
"Between 2014 and 2016, Coles is investing $1.1 billion in 70 new stores across Australia, creating more than 8000 retail jobs and around 8000 construction jobs," he said.
Creating more jobs than those being cut is key to employment growth in Australia, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says.
He denied Coles' redundancies were a blow to the federal government's 2013 election pledge to create one million jobs over five years and two million over a decade.


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Sunday, March 24
Street Food Market! 6 to 8 p.m.
The factory-sized San Diego Public Market morphs into a great market hall for an evening of global foods like papusas, udon and more, prepared by celebrated chefs. Be sure to haunt the carts run by the culinary stars out of Mexico--Corazon de Tierra's Diego Hernandez and Misión 19's Javier Plascencia, who is making his to-die-for goat birria tacos. Some featured vendors include Urban Solace, Azuki Sushi, Nine-Ten, Gaijin Noodle & Sake House, Carnitas' Snack Shack and MIHO's Stand and Deliver cart. Look for smoked Gouda-stuffed Gringo TJ Dogs at Andrew Spurgin's stand. San Diego Public Market, 1735 National Ave. Barrio Logan. $65; sandiegopublicmarket.com/street-food.html
Monday, March 25
Evening of BBQ, Bourbon & Smoke
Matt Gordon governs Urban Solace in North Park, Solace & The Moonlight and Encinitas, and his empire will soon include Del Mar, at his upcoming Sea & Smoke restaurant. Did you know he oversaw True North Tavern's initial menu? He'll return to the place he once consulted for a four-course barbecue meal paired with bourbon and cigars! Starts at 6 p.m. 3815 30th St., North Park. (619) 291-3815 or truenorthtavern.com.
Wednesday, March 27
Acoustic Ales Dinner at The Grill at Torrey Pines
San Diego is bursting with breweries. One of the newest, Acoustic Ales Brewing Experiment, is located in an old brewery shut down during Prohibition. But they're trekking up the I-5, taking some Belgian-style and seasonal brews up for a beer-paired dinner at The Grill at Torrey Pines. Executive chef Daniel Boling rolls out five dishes, including shrimp and grits (paired with the Tush Double Dry Hopped Session IPA) and roasted leg of lamb (with Unplugged Oatmeal Stout). Reception at 6:30 p.m. $75. includes food, brew, valet, tax and tip. 11480 North Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla. (858) 453-4420 or lodgetorreypines.com/beer.
Wednesday, March 27 through Friday, March 29
Cooking cameos by Khristianne Uy, winner of ABC's "The Taste"
Guided to glory by local restaurateur Brian Malarkey, now Chef K's guesting in three of Malarkey's fabric-restaurant kitchens. Have her $100 five-course, wine-paired tasting menu Wednesday (dishes like root-beer braised short ribs and seafood chowder) at Gabardine. Move on Thursday to Searsucker and winning dishes from "The Taste" (from uni to crispy sweetbreads to duck two ways) paired with wines for $80. Friday Chef K's taking her knives to Burlap to collab on a Filipino-food menu with Malarkey and in-house chef/Pinoy authority, Anthony Sinsay: Adobo chicken liver arancini and braised oxtail are just some of the highlights, yours for $75. Contact the restaurants for reservations.
Tuesday, April 2
Chef Celebration Dinner Series kick-off at Pamplemousse Grille
There's a feel-good purpose behind these Chef Celebration dinners — where veteran toques team up to raise culinary scholarship monies for the next generation of chefs. But it's the taste-good element that will bring the gourmands out for this four-course, kick-off dinner, featuring chefs from Pamplemousse Grille, The Crossings at Carlsbad, the Del Mar Country Club, Rancho Bernardo Inn and Rancho Valencia. The series brings out more big guns, hits up more fine restaurants at La Valencia (April 9), Solace and the Moonlight (April 16), Terra (April 23) and Jsix (April 30). The cook-collab series closes May 5 with the $55 Chef Celebration Artisan Food and Craft Beer Festival at Stone Brewing World. 514 Via De La Valle, Solana Beach. (858) 792-9090 or chefcelebration.org. $65 per dinner.
Thursday, April 4
Taste of Leucadia
After seven years, Taste of Leucadia: Food for Thought returns! With live music and 14 restaurant participants all along Leucadia's 101 Main Street--Solterra Winery & Kitchen will open just in time for this taste of event. $20; $25 day of. 5:30 to 8 p.m. (760) 436-2330 or leucadia101.com
Saturday, April 6
VinDiego Wine and Food Festival
The VIP get early admission and first dibs on wine: 75 wineries are anticipated at this inaugural event, including Zinfandel-appreciative Terra d'Oro from Amador County, a lesser-known Northern California appellation. Food, a silent auction and seminars with vintners are offered, too. From 5 to 8 p.m., the Broadway Pier Pavilion, 1000 N. Harbor Drive, downtown. (760) 805-2131 or vindiego.com. $30 to $95 (VIP); Seminars $30.
Sunday, April 7; ongoing
Herringbone Sunday Supper
Gushtaba galore. Serious Shabdeg. It's chef Amanda Baumgarten's Sunday dinner series--three courses for $35-- dedicated this April to regional Indian cuisine. On the 7th Kashmiri dishes like lamb meatballs and meat stew are on the menu. On April 14, get tandoori pizza the Punjabi way. April 21 it's Delhi kebabs. April 28 Baumgarten turns to the Malabar coast and the seafood of Kerala. 7837 Herschel Ave., La Jolla. (858) 459-0221 or herringboneeats.com.
Saltbox Pig Roast
Pig roasts aren't just for "Beach Party" movies. They're for hotel rooftops, pool-side. And starting at 1 p.m. you'll get all-you-can-eat piggy plus your first beer free with a $20 ticket. Live entertainment. Mission Brewery provides the sudsy entertainment. SummerSalt Rooftop Pool & Lounge, Hotel Palomar, 4th Floor, 1047 Fifth Ave., downtown. (619) 515-3000 or saltboxrestaurant.com
Monday, April 8 through Saturday, April 13
Thai New Year Songkran at Saffron
Local chef/author/PBS star/treasure Su-Mei Yu helps us bring in Songkran, the Thai New Year, with a week of events at her Saffron restaurants. Eat daily specials, take part in a Thai New Year "Baci" blessing at 6 p.m. Friday and get to the Street Food Market Saturday, April 13 from noon to 3 p.m., with made-to-order foods like savory Thai pancakes, beef salad and coconut macaroons served up on the sidewalk. India St., Mission Hills. (619) 574-7737 or saffronsandiego.com
Tuesday, April 9
Ballast Point Beer Dinner at Bistro West
Get into the more-casual side of this Carlsbad property, and get acquainted with San Diego's rising star brewery. For $65 you'll be loaded with four courses plus an aperitif, dessert, and beer pairings--e.g. the Ginger Big Eye IPA comes with chef Eugenio Martignago's curried seafood stew. Starts at 6:30 p.m. 4960 Avenida Encinas, Carlsbad. (760) 930-8008 or bistrowest.com/events
Sunday, April 14
College Area Taste
Wake up to this early taste-of, happening from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and including spots like Terra American Bistro, Cheba Hut and Bistro Sixty. $25; $30 day of. collegeareabid.com
Tuesday, April 16
Taste of Point Loma
The old Taste of Shelter Island is the Peninsula Chamber of Commerce's show pony, and an assemblage of 14 restaurants, from Red Sails to Old Venice. It's from 6 to 9 p.m. and $20; but $15 if you ride your bike. showclix.com/event/TasteofPointLoma2013
Wednesday, April 17
Art Nights Downtown
An art crawl enhanced by hosted bites and drink specials, this even teams artists represented by Alexander Salazar Fine Art with three restaurants. See Richard Reyes' controversial illustrations at RA Sushi; abstract work from Jarod Farver at Spike Africa's; and contemporary paintings by Erik Skoldberg at Saltbox Restaurant. 6 to 9 p.m. Artists will hang near their canvasses, to discuss their work. Pick up your "passport" to the event at any of the restaurants, get a stamp, and walk to the Salazar gallery for a free toast (640 Broadway). Free admission with RSVP: email@example.com.
Saturday, April 20
Strawberry Jam
Suzie's Farm supplies the produce to so many restaurants and local markets. This time they invite you to their south county farm to get your strawberries direct. Live music, farm tours and The Fermenters Club joins Jackie's Jams for demos. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Suzie's Farm 2570 Sunset Ave., suziesfarm.com.
Taste of Hillcrest
The neighborhood is amassing so many new restaurants (wait until Wade Hageman's Blue Ribbon Rustic Kitchen arrives). Explore the offerings from noon to 4 p.m. $30; $35 day of. (619) 299 3330 or fabuloushillcrest.com/events/taste-of-hillcrest-2013
Sunday, April 21
Fallbrook Avocado Fest
Our region produces the most avocados in America. And from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. rural Fallbrook shows off its green gold with exhibits, games, a farmer's market and of course, food made with this fruit. This is your best chance to try avocado ice cream. Main St., Fallbrook. fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org/events-v2/avocado-festival.html
Thursday, April 25
Vinitaly, Toast Enoteca & Cucina
Food and alcohol are the best cultural ambassadors, and for the annual Vinitaly push to embrace Italian wines, our downtown Italian wine bar is hosting a tasting with appetizers, antipasti and more. The bevs are rated highly by the Italian wine guide, Gambero Rosso. $50. Toast Enoteca & Cucina, 927 J St., East Village. RSVP (619) 269-4207 or toastenoteca.com


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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by RS12, Feb 16, 2013.
I want no part of anyone named Ogletree ever again :laugh1:
As long as he still goes in the top 17 I'm happy.
What he spends his Saturday nights doing is none of my business honestly. As long as he shows up on Sunday and plays hard I'm fine with it. The kid has an immense amount of talent and I'm not willing to write him off on 1 or 2 minor incidents that the vast majority of the population has done. Like Risen said, sit and talk to him and get a real judge of what his character is. If then, you don't feel comfortable then of course don't draft him.
The idea that driving while drunk is a "minor incident" after what happened this year is comedic.
Every single adult who drinks has left a bar/house/whatever above the legal BAC level probably several times in their lives. Its just a fact of life. Im not condoning it or saying its not stupid, but its not something to write someone off as a football player about either. According to this board 75% of college kids don't ever deserve to be on the Cowboys because they smoked pot or drove drunk while in college.
What happened with Brent is no doubt extremely unfortunate, but you can't group every person into that same category. Different circumstances and different people.
That may be true, but if you're running a business, you have to manage perception as well.
Obligatory: Git er done, Jerry!
My concerns with Ogletree are based on his size. He's 230 and change and he's probably not going to get much bigger. He's going to have to play in the right scheme.
Luckily, this scheme is one where his size would be just fine.
Do you really think the vast majority of the population has been charged with a DUI? I don't. There are roughly 900,000 DUI/DWI arrests per year. That is 0.3% of the U.S. population. It is estimated that 1/3 of them are repeat offenders.
Surely the number of people who have had a drink or two or perhaps have a B.A.C. over the legal limit is much higher than the 900,000 that get arrested each year, but I still doubt it is the vast majority of the population.
If your views are true that a vast majority of the population has done the same thing, then he really should be judged harshly because he was dumb enough to get caught while as I already have shown, a relatively small percentage of the people get DUI/DWIs each year. Of course that is me being very cynical in viewing this situation. This is going to have an impact on his draft status. How much? That is yet to be determined, but it will matter.
No of course not the majority of people have gotten DUIs, but the vast majority do drive drunk or above the legal BAC level. As you said, he just happened to get caught. We don't know all the details so who knows. If he was swerving and unable to control his vehicle that's one thing, but if it was simething as simple as not using a blinker and the cop smelled alcohol its a different story. Either way it was dumb, I'm not arguing that. I just don't get the staunch "No way we should draft him now" views. It's just a little extreme in my opinion.
I don't agree with that, either. I think a significant number of people do "drink and drive", but I don't think it is a vast majority of people or even a slight majority of people.
In a normal season, I think you would be correct about the "No way we should draft him now" viewpoint being a bit extreme. Considering the season Dallas just had with two of its players getting in alcohol related car wrecks changes the dynamics and pushes them into the position of possibly having to avoid a player who just got a DUI.
I'm an UGA fan, I'd absolutely love to have him on our team. He was originally a safety at GA, and moved to 3-4 ILB to take advantage of his size and athleticism(we also had Bacarri Rambo/Shaun Williams at Safety so didn't need him there) I am not thrilled about him getting a DUI so close to the draft. Incredibly dumb, but he has some serious talent.


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Moguai re-launches label Punx with new track 'PunkOmat'
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Moguai is ready to PUNX it up - he is breathing new life back into his label after it went on a small hiatus. Over the past few years, he's been releasing his music on labels like Size and mau5trap. But now, Moguai is bringing his tunes back to PUNX.
He says, "When I first started PUNX it was about providing a platform for different and exciting music. It was about sounds that were unique and didn't conform. Right now dance music is getting to a point where more and more tracks are sounding the same, so to me it is the perfect time to revisit the original thinking and go against the grain. It's a kind of revolution, where it's not about how many units are sold but about providing DJs – and in turn audiences – with fresh sounds that they've never heard before."
To help him achieve this new revolution of unique sound, Moguai has teamed up with Spinnin' Records, and will kick things off with a brand new track called "PunkOmat." The song will be released on June 24th.
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HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. — The parent company of Kmart is considering taking its headquarters out of Illinois, according to published reports.
Sears Holdings reportedly is looking to call another place home, with such states as Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Georgia and New Jersey being considered, the Chicago Tribune and other media outlets have reported. The reason behind the possible move could be because state and local tax incentives for the company, which currently is based in the Chicago suburb of Hoffman Estates, will expire in 2012, the reports noted.
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'Miller, who is 6-4-0 with a 2.77 goals-against average in 10 games this season, fractured his right thumb during practice Wednesday morning. That night, Martin Biron and Mika Noronen combined to surrender 10 goals in a loss to Ottawa.'
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On Campus
Get Amped Up for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil with These Library Selections
The beautiful game is going to Brazil—and the world will be watching. Brush up on your soccer knowledge, or just immerse yourself in Brazilian culture with the following CDs, books, and movies. These titles and more are available at the AU Library.
Hosting any World Cup viewing parties? Set the mood before you turn on the match with some music from Brazilian artists.
- Acoustic Brazil (CD 5027) Warm acoustic performances by various artists, showcasing regional music
- Brasileiro (CD 9683) Grammy-winning Bossa Nova album by Sérgio Mendes
- Caetano Veloso (CD 9854) Self-titled album from the award-winning composer and performer
- Gil e Jorge (CD 9855) Iconic Brazilian musicians Jorge Ben and Gilberto Gil collaborate on this 1975 classic
- Tropicália: A Brazilian Revolution in Sound (CD 9862) Compilation album capturing the music of Tropicalismo, a 1960s cultural and artistic movement in Brazil
The Music Library is located in the Katzen Arts Center, First Floor (141).
If you're looking for something to read on your flight to Sao Paulo, or just for your Metro ride into the office, we have a great selection of titles.
- The Ball is Round: A Global History of Soccer by David Goldblatt (GV942.5 .G65 2008) Critically acclaimed and engaging history of soccer
- El Futbol a Sol y Sombra by Eduardo Galeano (GV942.7 .G35 2000) The history of world soccer, as told by an award-winning writer
- Fever Pitch by Nick Hornby (GV943.2 .H67 1998) Hilarious and honest, this classic is an autobiographical look at the life of a soccer fanatic
- Inverting the Pyramid: A History of Football Tactics by Jonathan Wilson (GV943.9.T7 W55 2009) An in-depth examination of soccer strategy for serious fans
- A History of the World Cup: 1930-2006 by Clemente Angelo Lisi (GV943.49 .L57 2007) Delve into the first eight decades of this sporting event watched by millions around the globe
- How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization by Franklin Foer (JZ1318 .F64 2010) A look at how soccer interacts with and influences the global economy
- Soccer Empire: The World Cup and the Future of France by Laurent Dubois (eBook) Learn more about the complex intersection between soccer and colonialism
- Soccernomics: Why England Loses, Why Germany and Brazil Win, and Why the U.S., Japan, Australia, Turkey—and Even Iraq—Are Destined to Become the Kings of the World's Most Popular Sport by Simon Kuper and Stefan Szymanski (GV943.9 .S64 K88 2009) A Moneyball-esque look at how data does, doesn't, and could influence soccer
These films are perfect to whet your appetite for the banquet of upcoming World Cup matches.
- "The '99ers," Nine for IX (HU DVD 8530, Disc 3) An exploration of the U.S. Women's soccer team that won the 1999 World Cup
- Bend It Like Beckham (HU DVD 672) The international smash hit about the daughter of an orthodox Sikh family, torn between tradition and her love of soccer
- The Damned United (HU DVD 7058) This sharp, funny British drama delves into the rivalry between two soccer teams managers
- Green Street Hooligans (HU DVD 9087) An indie drama based on the gritty world of soccer hooliganism in the UK
- "The Two Escobars," 30 for 30 (HU DVD 7907) A look at two influential men named Escobar and the interaction between soccer, drugs, and crime
- Zidane: Un Portrait du 21e Siècle (BLU 8849) Experience a soccer match viewed through the actions of celebrated and controversial player Zinedine Zidane
Media Services is located on the Lower Level of Bender Library.
For more films on the wide world of sports, check out the Library's Media Services Pinterest. Plus stop by Bender Library to catch a World Cup game—the games will be on whenever we are open.


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With Eric Rowe and Brian Blechen returning at the safety position, safeties coach Morgan Scalley is spending much of his time evaluating Utah's backups and budding talent.
He has been busy.
The safety position is one of the deepest areas for the Utes, with returners Tyron Morris-Edwards and Quade Chappuis listed as backups and sophomores Charles Henderson, Darchon Taggart and Joseph Bryant among those competing for playing time.
The Utes also expect junior college transfer Tevin Carter to be among the backups when he joins the team in the fall.
"Right now we are just looking for some depth," Scalley said. "We have a lot of young guys, so we want to get them all some reps because they have a lot of learning to do."
Scalley expects Taggart, a 6-foot-2, 197-pound transfer from Weber State, to be a factor, and has high expectations for Chappuis.
Chappuis played in the first five games last year and finished with 23 tackles even though he was hampered by injuries.
"He is healthy now and brings a lot of knowledge to the position," Scalley said. "It's still early, but I like the group."
New kid on the block
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham admits he still can't pronounce defensive lineman Stevie Tu'ikolovatu's last name, but he is familiar enough with the player to know Tu'ikolovatu could help the Utes this year.
The 6-1, 320-pound Tu'ikolovatu, a returned missionary, is a walk-on who should add some much-needed depth to the defensive line.
He is currently listed as senior Tenny Palepoi's backup at tackle.
"He is really showing some good things and has been a pleasant surprise for us," Whittingham said. "It will be a few more weeks until we really know, but he has been doing some good things."
Of note
The Utes are scheduled to practice again on Tuesday. ... Utah's new $30 million football facility is on track to open in July. ... Blechen was slowed in the first week of practice with tendinitis.


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Saturday, September 19 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Twin Towers, Twin Myths
Engineers and Architects Argue About What Made the World Trade Center Fall
Thursday, September 17, 2009
By Jay Levin and Tom McKenzie
The Santa Barbara Independent
In Print Cover Story
One of the crucial technical disputes in American history, perhaps second only to global warming, is underway. It pits hundreds of government technicians who say the World Trade Center buildings were brought down by airplane impact against hundreds of professional architects and building engineers who insist that the Twin Towers could never have collapsed solely due to the planes and are calling for a new independent investigation. It is a fight that is not going away and is likely to get louder as more building trade professionals sign on to one side or the other.
Better than anyone, David Ray Griffin understands the "enormous importance" of Richard Gage, the Bay Area architect and staunch Republican who founded Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth (AE911 Truth).
Griffin, the controversial retired Santa Barbara philosophy professor/theologian (Claremont School of Theology), is regarded as the leading investigative force within what is called the 9/11 Truth movement, with seven 9/11 books to his credit, including his bestseller The New Pearl Harbor. Although sometimes challenged (about accuracy), until Gage appeared, Griffin found his greatest stumbling block in public appearances to be this question: If his analysis was true — that two planes could not have brought down three World Trade Center (WTC) buildings without the aid of pre-planted explosives — why didn't a single U.S. architect or building engineer publicly support him? Now, in three years, Gage has signed up 804 architects and structural engineers, some from top firms, who challenge the official version of the buildings' collapses.
Notably, the FBI's Counterterrorism Division has acknowledged that AE911's core evidence deserves — and will get — FBI scrutiny. In a December 2008 letter, Assistant Director Michael J. Heimbach assessed AE911's presentation as "backed by thorough research and analysis."
Bolstering AE911's case, three scientists working at respected technical laboratories in the U.S. and Europe reported in April that their independent analysis of reputed WTC dust found clear evidence of the highly potent incendiary/explosive "super-thermite," used by the military.
AE911 Truth has grown rapidly, igniting a struggling grassroots movement of hundreds of other "9/11 Truth" organizations, and spearheading a growing assault on the official story. In recent years, other single-profession 9/11 Truth groups have launched or gained momentum, including those comprised of airline pilots, firefighters, veterans, medical professionals, scholars, lawyers, religious leaders, and former government employees.
Also individually calling for a new inquiry are two dozen retired U.S. military officers and eight former U.S. State Department officials, along with a number of Republicans who have served in high federal positions since Ronald Reagan's presidency, including former assistant secretary of the Treasury Paul Craig Roberts and former deputy assistant secretary of Defense (and retired Marine Corps colonel) Ronald D. Ray.
That Van Jones, Obama's green jobs "czar," resigned September 5 in part because he had signed a 2004 petition seeking a new inquiry into 9/11 is testimony to the fact that the reinvestigation movement has brought in skeptics from both political parties even as it remains a hot potato in American public life.
Activists around the country attribute AE911's professional credibility and its unwavering focus on the WTC as the fuel that has galvanized the movement. The group's case has been enhanced by its refusal to advance conspiracy theories that are widespread within the movement, including the proposition that key Bush administration figures likely were complicit in the event.
"AE911 represents the biggest boost yet to the credibility of the 9/11 Truth movement," Griffin said. "So many people identify 9/11 with the towers, and now it's clear there are far more architects and engineers who have spoken out against the official story than have publicly supported it."Please read the remainder of this excellent story, including more photographs and a poll, go to the Santa Barbara Independent here.
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Is conspiracy behind the World Trade Center s collapse?
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Former As I Lay Dying Band Members Release Debut Album As Wovenwar
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The former members of As I Lay Dying have reached another milestone in the post-Tim Lambesis era. The instrumental portion teamed up with Oh, Sleeper vocalist Shane Blay to form the new band Wovenwar, and their debut album has finally arrived.
The group has been on the road promoting the self-titled effort with Black Label Society, and they have a few more southern California gigs planned before they head overseas to tour Europe. They'll be in Anaheim on August 7th, San Diego on the 8th, and Los Angeles on the 9th.
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DAY ONE! Everything you do with this pup is training. If you play "fetch the sock in the hallway", it is actually teaching the pup that you like it when he retreives. When you get on to him for something it teaches him that you don't like that. And when you let him tear things up, you teach him that the boss man likes it when I tear things up. Like the other guys said, take it slow, have fun, and don't over do anything. Don't play fetch until he gets bored. 3 or 4 hallway/backyard retreives a night is fun for all and won't overdo it. I like the hallway because after you throw the sock and he goes and gets it he has no where to go except to bring it back to you. If somehow he doesn't bring it back to you, Game is over. Stop playing with him. He will learn that in order to have fun with you he has to play by YOUR rules.
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Ronald "Chad" Williams, 35
Former San Marcos Christian Camp Director Arrested for Sex Crimes Against a Minor
Santa Barbara County - June 24th, 2014
Thirty five year old, Ronald "Chad" Williams was recently arrested in Honolulu, Hawaii for molesting a minor while he was the director of the San Marcos Christian Camp. The camp is located in the unincorporated area of Santa Barbara County off Highway 154. The alleged crime occurred in the summer of 2005. The now adult victim recently disclosed the allegations to the Sheriffs' Office. The victim was 10-11 years old when he was allegedly molested by Williams.
Detectives from Los Angeles County Sheriff Special Victims Bureau assisted Santa Barbara Sheriff Detectives in the investigation. A warrant was issued for Williams and he was arrested in Honolulu, Hawaii where he has been living for several years.
Williams was the director of the camp for approximately one year, May 2005 until June 2006. At the time of the crime, Williams and the victim were the only people present at the camp when the crime occurred.
Sheriff's Detectives are concerned there may be more victims. If you have information which may assist Detectives in this case and/or help identify any additional victims, you are encouraged to call the Sheriff's Detective Bureau at 805-681-4150 or the Tip-Line at 805-681-4171.
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Unlocked Shadow Is A Great Communication Device On The Go
Slide this phone up to reveal a keypad that will let you type messages and numbers very quickly.
Quad-Band connectivity is just the first option that this phone offers and lets you connect on the T-Mobile network. The sleek exterior is stylish to look at and features buttons to make and end calls easily. The central scroll wheel navigates the menu with ease and it lets you access messaging and multimedia files in a snap. The software is really great, and that is a saving grace in a market where sometimes the developer will skimp on making efficient software.
Growing technology for a growing user base
The slim size allows you to easily carry it in your pocket, while the large screen is good enough to see a lot of what goes on. The internal memory of 128 MB RAM is fine but even better is the inclusion of a MicroSD slot which lets you store as much memory as is able to fit on the cards.
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You got too many posts on this same topic..
If you can't login, it's probably a sign you should probably try another distro.
hi i just downloaded the baktrack4 final from i installed it and i did all my setup like username and password but when i try to restart did not manage to log in it says incoreect username or password but i wrote down my password and user name and also i reinstalled it so far three times now but all the time i try to log in it says incorrect username and password any advice
You got too many posts on this same topic..
If you can't login, it's probably a sign you should probably try another distro.
Check md5 sum first.
It may be caps lock or just an incorrect keyboard layout set at installation time. Reinstall everything and ensure your keyboard is the right one.
Edit: Thank you for the advice, Lincoln.
To the OP: Should you keep double posting you won't get further help.
thanks for your reply but my user name and password 100% right and it is lower case i check everything i installed backtrack4 pre fial and no problem only login problem is with FRHACK latest back track 4 final
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Bobby Is One Of Nashville's Most Beautiful
Every year, Nashville Lifestyles Magazine names the 25 Most Beautiful People in Nashville and Bobby got a full-page spread in the issue.
Sheryl Crow has the cover, and Kip Moore, Luke Bryan and Charles Esten (Deacon from Nashville) also made the list.
Bobby's best line in the interview: "he says his strongest personality traits are 'awkward, awkward, awkward and witty.'"
Check it homies @NashLifestyles party pic.twitter.com/d1OxZT5W8j— Bobby Bones (@mrBobbyBones) October 2, 2013


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Kanye West battles Kris Jenner over Kim's baby birth video
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It looks like things have already heated up between Kanye West and Kris Jenner.
According to reports, Keeping Up With The Kardashians cameras were indeed rolling when Kim Kardashian went into labor on Saturday. Executive producer, Kris had no problem with them following the family to the hospital on delivery day.
Only after Kanye West arrived were they ordered to stop filming.
"The camera crew did attempt to accompany Kim into the hospital. When Kanye arrived, he told them to get lost, which they did. Kanye didn't want this precious moment to be documented for TV," a source revealed.
Sources also say that Kanye was in charge of Kris' personal footage as well, and told her when she could tape and when to cut!
"Kim's momager, Kris, who was in the delivery room, filmed portions of it for family viewing only. Kanye told Kris when she could film."
Let's hope Kim's man and her momager can get on the same page before they bring home the baby. The couple will reportedly be nesting with Kris until their mansion makeover is completed.
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Sanyo VI-2300 is not an advanced device with gazillion features, but offers all the necessary means to keep you connected. The user interface and menus are easy to learn and navigate. The phonebook is fully featured and offers Picture ID, voice dialing, and up to 500 contacts with multiple numbers per contact. Overall it a good entry-level device, suitable for all users not demanding high-end features.