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Posted by Morgan Haro // Community Manager, PlayStation Digital Platforms -
January is almost over, and we have one more Plus update for you, but first let's reminisce on this month's offerings, shall we? Plus member freebies included NBA Jam: On Fire Edition, Darksiders, Mega Man 9 and 10, along with Foosball 2012, and we there were some awesome deals with the 13 for '13 discounts (last day is today). Topping it all off was access to the God of War: Ascension multiplayer beta, and the 12+3 Plus promotion where you can buy one year of Plus and get three extra months at no additional cost; which is active right now.
We're sending January off by welcoming Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus for PS Vita, free for Plus members! There are also some amazing PSN gems at fantastic prices that you may have missed. Read on and enjoy the update, which takes effect when the PlayStation Store updates on January 29th.
Happy to see Ninja Gaiden Sigma on Plus for the Vita. Just in time for the second one.
They should have done the PS3 and PSV versions, but still a new / old Vita game is always welcomed.
Your not entitled to both. Stop crying, and learn to appreciate. Have u ANY idea how many free games, deals, etc we already got in January alone?
FYI: people are not necessarily disagreeing wit ur statement just with ur attitude
You seem to be the one throwing a hissy fit. I was just saying it would have made sense to release both version seeing how the original is over 7 years old on the PS3.
I still have the original Sigma, it just would have been nice for everyone to get both since not everyone has a Vita. Which I have as well.
Think before you speak, you come off as rude and obnoxious. Neither of which are appealing qualities.
I don't think Sigma for PS3 is on the PSN though is it? Would have been a big ask for them to mail a copy out to every PS+ subscriber if not.
Heck yes! I always wanted to play this on PS3 and Vita, yet never got the chance to own it. This'll be great. Man I love PS Plus...
Wow NGS+ this week,you done well SCEA you done well.
Never did gotten around to it and was thinking about purchasing it before NGS2+ but guess i won't have to ^^
I will admit i dont have to buy too many vita games. They do give us better Vita titles than PS3 titles.
For the EU users:
We get:
Sleeping Dogs – February 6th
Quantum Conundrum – February 6th
F1 Race Stars – February 6th
WipEout 2048 – February 13th
Lumines Electronic Symphony – February 20th
Glad I didn't renew my membership.
lol...yeah getting dozens of free games for 50$ a year and awesome discounts is such a horrible deal.
Maybe he was referring they offer games he has no interest in ? Its not like we are all the same and like same games duuuuhhh !
There are too many games PS+ offer for someone not to enjoy any of them...he's just trolling...there's something for EVERYONE on the PS+ instant game collection...and most of the games are actually VERY good...
I understand someone may not enjoy a game they release one week, but to make a statement insinuating that the whole PS+ instant game service is not worth it is ridiculous.
I love my PS3, but PS PLUS has been lacking lately, unless you're in Europe where you get Sleeping Dogs for free in February.
I'll renew it if it gets better, until then I'll use that $50 for a Last of Us pre-order.
Lol we just got DarkSiders, Bioshock 2 and RE 5 Gold Edition. How exactly have they been "lacking". Also this isn't the big PS3 game that we are supposed to get for the month. See the EU blog shows monthly update while NA does weekly so we will more than likely get a full retail PS3 game in the coming week.
Darksiders is mediocore game(IMO), Bioshock 2 is terrible, and Resident Evil 5... do I even need to say how many things are wrong with that game?
I'm happy other people are enjoying the update, I'm just glad I didn't renew as nothing has been tickling my fancy for quite sometime now.
I understand that you may not like the games offered to you from Plus as of lately, but its not only about games that you have interest in, but games you would have never tried before.
There have been countless games offered to me on plus, that I would have never bought because I had little to no interest in it. I'm happy to be a plus member, because I can download a game for free at least once a week that I may not have played before. And If I did, I can have it on my Hard Drive and give my retail copy away.
I also favor the discounts on games due to being a plus member. I got LBPK for 10 dollars, Shank 2 and Warp for 2.50 and The Unfinished Swan for 3.75. I paid less than $20 dollars for games that would have normally ran me close to $80 or $100 dollars. Some of them I had no interest in and the potential lose of not liking them was at a minimum, because of the savings and the price for them.
That is just me though.
Dude, ps+ is far from lacking. I for one beat re5, bio2, and darksiders a long time ago. I was bummed that we didn't get duex x and won't get sleeping dogs. I got over it and I still think ps+ is one of the best things that ever happened to ps3. So keep your chin up son.
greatness.. now ill be buying sigma 2 plus day uno.. As well as DOA 5plus
Yes!!!! glad i do my yearly renewal every year!!!! Never bought Darksiders so i can enjoy that one and Ninja Gaiden Sigma for vita!!! Hell Yeah.
Just beed more space because both my ps3 HDD (250 gig) and vita are at its capacity.
Nothing for me in this update but I'm still glad to be a PS+ member.
Awesome. I've never played a Ninja Gaiden game before and getting one for the Vita gives me even more incentive to try it.
prepare to have your ass kicked then if you never played a ninja gaiden game before
Great update for me.
and then Sly 4: Thieves in Time next week.
Pretty good might try Ninja Gaiden, I'm jealous that the European PlayStation Plus Subscribers are getting Sleeping Dogs though!
Sleeping Dogs is part of their February update. US gamers still don't know what they are getting for February.
EDIT: I would like to point out that in January I think the US Plus offering was a bit better than the EU one. After looking it over on both sides. The US got the better deal. We got Darksiders, Mega Man 9 and 10, Nba Jam on fire for the PS3. That is 5 games compared to the 3 EU got. And we also got a full retail Vita game and a downloadable Vita game, EU got 2 download titles for the Vita.
I judged the offering incorrectly because we get the update on a week to week basis, while EU plus users know what they are getting at the beginning of the month.
Great game to get for free! Then again like CaptainYesterday said we should be getting Sleeping Dogs!
Hopefully we will it looks like a great game! I'm such a sucker for open world games :)
Awesome we get Sigma and EU gets Sleeping Dogs...../Sarcasm
could be because scee has a good relationship with squenix Europe. As you can see they also have some sales for FF titles.
I'm interested in getting PS+ but most of the games they give away I have already played.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma is the first game I got for PS3! I really enjoyed Section 8: Prejudice when it came out.
I want sleeping dogs. EU is very lucky!
I love this game. one of the few to offer a great challenge but be fun at the same time. not for the faint of heart though. definitely worth trying if you haven't done so yet, after all, it's free!!
Sweet, I've been looking to get some older difficult titles like NG or Vaquish, but spent so much on collectors editions lately I decide to hold off. I am definitely renewing when E3 rolls around.
its fair EU getting better content since we pay alot more for everything related to gaming.
Japan pays even more and gets far less... so try again.
Was planning to buy ninja gaiden glad to get it on plus.
Theres a reason EU pays alot more its not like Sony is just singling you guys out.
I'm running on free month trials stacked up right now but when that's lapsed I won't renew due to space limitations on my poor old 80GB baby. He is playing a film for me right now.
I'm looking forward to playing Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus. I have always wanted to pick it up but couldn't justify paying $20-$40 for it after the debacle of Ninja Gaiden 3. Now that it's free, I'll definitely check it out.
Reads title... Turns on PSVita instead on keep studing for my exams. Reads bottom line, turns off PsVita :|
damn i already got this retail
Lol. Funny how you got a disagree cause you already got the game.
If it wasnt for plus my vita would be collecting dust. i love all these free games i missed!
Collecting dust? Do you play video games?
Yes. Currently playing Ni No Kuni, EDF 2017: Portable, Just Cause 2 (Always...), and some of the newer levels for LBP Vita.
What do you play? Any Vita games you missed?
Sweet, been wanting to pick this game up for a while, not to mention my new memory card comes tomorrow so I'll actually have space for it, yeeeaaah!
I'm loving ps plus...... But... I've already bought ninja gaiden full price.... Wishin I could go back in time right now, but on the bright side people who don't have it will love it... Not to mention the perfect timing, ninja gaiden2 is around the corner this may sway some players to buy it after playing part 1
Every damn vita game I get I already own because there's only a few good ones. Bullshit. Not buying anymore vita games outside of 3rd party RPGs. Wasted like 200 bucks supporting this thing and then they give me my same shit over and over. At least give me a choice this is ridiculous.
Lol. Get rid/sell of some of your titles that has been part of the PS Plus program (in case they're physical copies) to reclaim some of your losses.
you could choose to go out and buy another game intead of waiting on which every will be free next. How did you waste money on those games anyway, did you not enjoy the time you spent on them after you purchased them?
This is really the only problem I see with plus is people like you are going to wait a year to see if they game they want will come out for free instead of just supporting the IP's that you like and if you get some free games on PS+ then that's your bonus. I dont think the instant game collection is supposed to take the place of purchasing new content for your console. I think its more to push content on people that they might normally have not purchased letting plus members dabble in genres they might not normally get into, in turn these people will go out and buy the newest games for said geres/franchises.
Its all for marketing and brand exposure, not to give you free stuff.
Awesome, this'll be my first Ninja Gaiden game.
Wow I was thinking about buying it too. Go thing I didn't Now I can get it for free!!!
Maybe there trying pick up Vita sales. Just dont do it again!
I have never heard a single complaint about PS Plus... I have to get this shit!
Plus pushed me into buying a Vita. So far, no regrets.


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Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS)
What is DARS?
The Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS) produces a report reflecting academic progress toward completion of an undergraduate degree in your declared or proposed major. The DARS report, or degree audit, shows how your FAU courses, transfer courses, and courses in progress apply toward degree requirements. The Degree Audit Report is an internal document. It should be used as a tool to assist you and your adviser in planning your future coursework. It is not an official certification of your academic record.
Accessing Degree Audits
As a student, you must use MyFAU to access your degree audit. You may use any computer with an Internet browser, including personal computers at home or in residence halls and FAU computer labs. The MyFAU system is available on the Web 24/7.
If you experience difficulty getting a degree audit using the Internet, you may request one at the Registrar's Office or by contacting email@example.com .
Running and Viewing Your Degree Audit on the Web
- Log on to FAU Homepage, www.fau.edu
- Click on the 'CURRENT STUDENTS' tab
- Click on 'MyFAU Login'
- Type your FAUNet ID and Password, click Login.
For enhanced security, you will be required to enter a security question and change your Password the first time that you use MyFAU.
- Choose FAU Self-Service from the left-hand column.
- Choose Student Services, then Student Records, then View Degree Audit (DARS).
Note: You have to submit an audit before you can view it. Click on Submit an Audit to request a degree audit for your current major, then Run Audit on the next screen. Finally, click View Audits to see the list of audits you ran.
Audits are listed in the order in which you requested them, with the most recent one on top. If you don't see the one you just processed, click Refresh the List. It can take a few moments for an audit to process. Click on most recent audit under the View Link column to access your degree audit.
If you have more than one major, a separate audit will be processed for each major. However, if the majors are under different degree types, i.e., a B.A. in one and a B.S. in the other, only your primary major will produce an audit. The other major must be run as a "What-If" audit (see below).
Understanding the Audit
Degree requirement information is displayed in a condensed format throughout the audit – if you wish to see details under each section, you must click Open All Sections located at the top of the page or click the gray arrow located next to each block to open individual sections.
Each academic degree program is comprised of various requirements. As each requirement is fulfilled, you will earn a green checkmark ( ✔ ) indicating all is OK for that particular requirement area. Before you can graduate all requirements must be satisfied.
To print the audit you are viewing, select the Printer Friendly option toward the top-right of the audit and use the print function of your web browser. When finished, be sure to exit and close your browser to protect your privacy. You may even want to clear your cache if you are using a public computer and are concerned that subsequent users will retrieve your cached information.
Advisement Before Registration
Advisement is required for all undergraduate students. DARS does NOT replace advising – it just helps make it an easier and more meaningful interaction. Well in advance of your registration time, meet with your adviser to discuss your degree program and course selection options, as well as any other concerns you may have. Take a recent degree audit with you when you meet with your adviser. After you register for classes, submit another degree audit to see how your courses will meet the requirements of your program.
Changing Your Major
If you plan to change your major, you must submit an approved Undergraduate Major/Minor Change form to the Registrar's Office. The form is available at the Registrar's Office, at Student Services Offices in each of the colleges and, for your convenience, on the web at http://www.fau.edu/registrar/ChangeOfMajor.php. The form requires the signature of your adviser. Change of major forms submitted after the drop/add period take effect for the following semester. If you delay in filing this form, your major change may not be processed in time for your registration, and you may not be able to register for courses restricted to your new major.
Questions About an Audit
If you have questions about a degree audit, or you think there might be errors or discrepancies, contact one of the offices listed below for further assistance:
- For questions regarding the major, minor, or general education requirements, selecting courses, exceptions to graduation requirements, a change of major or minor, or for assistance with any other type of question, contact the Academic Advising Office in the college of your major, http://www.fau.edu/academic/freshman/virtual/ .
- Contact the Registrar's Office, http://www.fau.edu/registrar/ , for questions concerning FAU courses and grades, and in-progress courses.
- Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for questions concerning transfer courses and their equivalencies at FAU.
What-If Degree Audits
A what-if audit allows you and your adviser to see the effects of changing a major or option, declaring a major, adding a second major, or switching your primary and secondary majors, before officially changing your record. If you are undecided about a major, the what-if audit is a useful tool to try out different majors and see how your courses will meet the requirements for those programs.
To access a what-if audit, follow the directions above for Running and Viewing Your Degree Audit on the Web
- Log on to FAU Homepage, www.fau.edu
- Click on the 'CURRENT STUDENTS' tab
- Click on 'MyFAU Login'
- Type your FAUNet ID and Password, click Login.
- Choose FAU Self-Service from the left-hand column.
- Choose Student Services, then Student Records, then View Degree Audit (DARS).
Note: You have to submit an audit before you can view it. Click on Submit an Audit, then on the next screen under What-If Analysis click on "What-If?".
- Select the College of the 'What-If' major from the drop-down list
- Select the type of degree
- Select the major
- Select the term
- Click on Run Analysis
- On the next screen click on view submitted audit
Audits are listed in the order in which you requested them, with the most recent one on top. If you don't see the one you just processed, click Refresh the List. It can take a few moments for an audit to process. Click on most recent audit under the View Link column to access your degree audit.
Planned Courses – Course Cart
As an interactive part of the audit, you have the option to plan courses for future semesters. This tool will allow you to add or delete planned courses from the course cart, project future grades, or select a year/term per planned course.
Planned Courses – Step-by-Step Guide
- Open all sections of the audit (located across from the "Course Cart" section).
- Deficiencies in an audit are indicated by the red X . Within many Requirements/Sub-Requirements, you will find a listing of courses that may be used to fulfill that particular Requirement/Sub-Requirement (i.e. CHM2045).
- Choose a course and type it in the box titled Course to add in the format XXX1234 (i.e. CHM2045, with NO space between the course subject and the course number). Then click "Go" and the course will appear in the cart.
- To edit any information about a course, click on the course in the cart and an edit window will open. There, the term, credits and projected grade can be adjusted. In order for the audit to display correctly, a projected grade must be available. The default grade is a "C."
- To remove a course from the cart, check the box next to the course in the cart, select Delete from cart from the drop-down menu and click "Go."
- Once the Planned Course process is complete, select Close Window on the top right of the audit and request a new audit.
- On the "Submit Audit" screen, select Include Planned Courses and run the audit.
- After less than a minute a refreshed audit will appear in the list of audits.
- Under View Link , select the desired audit by confirming the correct run date and time.
- You may now view the audit with the Planned Courses.

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What do my eyes behold? Another storm system coming in to dump untold inches of snow, sleet, and freezing rain on our beloved Pacific Northwest? This is truly an odd winter we're having here in Portland.
To quote a lady who lives down the street from me: "I had to drive to 13 places to find tire chains!" (to which I almost replied, but didn't: "How did you ever make it to 13 places to find tire chains without tire chains on?")
Due to continued inclement weather, all Multnomah University offices will be closed on Wednesday, 12/24/08
Also, in case you're wondering, because Thursday and Friday are MU staff holidays, we will not open again - weather permitting - until Monday, 12/29/08.
Stay warm. Stay safe. And if we don't get a post done between now and then...
Merry Christmas!
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Why do I need to provide so much information when getting an auto insurance quote?
An insurer who asks a lot of questions isn't being nosy. Because the premium you pay for auto insurance depends on many factors, an insurer must gather a lot of information in order to generate an accurate quote. Factors that may affect your premium include your age and gender, the make and model of your vehicle, where you live, the types and amounts of coverage you need, and your driving record.
Here is some of the information you may be asked to supply when you're shopping around for auto insurance:
- The types and amounts of coverage you want
- Your vehicle's identification number (VIN)
- The name of your current insurer (if any)
- The primary location of your vehicle
- The dates of birth of all drivers in your household
- Your marital status
- How your vehicle is primarily used (e.g., to drive to and from work, for business purposes)
- An estimate of the number of miles you drive annually
- Your vehicle's safety features (e.g., air bags, anti-theft devices)
- Information about your driving record (e.g., the number of moving violations or accidents you've had in the last several years)
Some of this information can be found on your current insurance policy (if any) so it's a good idea to have your policy's Declarations Page or your renewal notice on hand when requesting a quote. And remember, a quote is just an estimate of your future premium. You'll still need to fill out an application for insurance before your actual premium is determined.


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
This B&B has exotic decorations and furniture and is very unusual. The owners were very gracious and helpful, They did everything to make our stay comfortable.
This was an awesome B&B. Very friendly and helpful staff and the pool was so relaxing to spend some time sunning and swimming. They offered a large breakfast choice and the facilities were very well kept and up to date.
hospitality of the owners and relaxing and peaceful surroundings
The owner couple was very nice. It was very, very hot in B&B area mid July 2010. The place is in the field. Verona is close. The breakfast could be more heavy... Eggs ...
I guess the only good thing about this hotel is it's proximity to the airport (about 20 min drive) Would not recommend this hotel: It is not a hotel - it is a hostel, very very small rooms, no english speaking at the hotel, the photos are misleading, the pool is not clean and it is very scary at night. we paid for two guests and got only one towel -no one to talk to.
A lunique house, in a lovely setting and a nice owner. Unfortunately the bed was very hard and squeaky! Also, a new swimmming pool was being built when we stayed at the end of May 2009 (which looks like it will be fantasic) and the construction noise was unbearable during the day, to the point where I had to leave and go out for a drive to get away from it. I was disappointed that we were not warned about that before we booked.
Very clean, calm place, perfect for relaxing, the pool is awesome, breakfast okay. Price/Value - perfectly alright, Wifi conection ( so discusable in Italy) - free and very good reachable all around the place, friemdly outgoing owner. 20 minutes from Verona center by car. A little dark room, the bed was slightly unconfortable (oldfashioned spring bed) but still clean. Thanks to the furnishing and safari stly decorations and instalations in the gerden and due to the local surroundings the place is rather suitable for older people and families with children than for young couples.
the hotel had a nice theme and is well maintained - it is close to Verona (if travelling by car) if you want to do sightseeing the room was quite small considering the size of the bed
The hotel is designed perfectly. It looks like an oasis of beauty and comfort. The hptel staff is very polite and courteous.
Absolutely perfect small and very nice hotel! For me the best in Verona area. Please keep staying like this - I will come again and again!!!
The owner was extremely helpful and even drove us to the train station! The room was so cute and very clean. We were provided with anything we could need. Breakfast was brought to our room and it was delicious! I wish we could stay there longer! It is a bit out of town and not many buses head there so taxi ended up being an expensive option. I would recommend staying there for more than one night as we did.


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The PCard Program is designed to make purchasing easier for members of the campus community. This workshop brought to you by the Office of Human Resources, Staff Development, is a comprehensive overview of the PCard Program, which covers the "do's and don'ts" of PCard use, and provides an overview of the reconciliation process required of each cardholder.
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On our last night of a memorable family vacation in Florida, my older son devoured a meal that wasn't smothered in chocolate or shaped like a breaded chicken paddle. I swear I almost shed tears.
Our Florida vacation will be remembered for many things. Our boys got to meet their great uncle Ronnie, who lives in Indonesia and was staying with my husband's grandfather, Stormin' Norman, in the few months before he died. I got to meet up with an old friend in Miami who I haven't seen in years. The boys actually had fun together. (Don't deny it, Maxon. I saw it with my own eyes.) I enjoyed watching Ezra make a new friend every day, play sports and have swimming races with children foreign and domestic; and watching Maxon read under a towel with his big mirrored sunglasses or bob peacefully in the water.
But one particularly noteworthy event happened on our last night in Ft. Lauderdale. We were at a restaurant called Greek Islands, one of Stormin' Norman's favorites. In honor of him, we ordered lamb chops.
I have written here about Maxon's struggles as a picky eater and my frustration with making delicious food my children don't eat. I loved lamb chops as a young girl, and I held out some small hope that Maxon might also.
The food arrived, smelling delicious. Maxon looked at the plate with the same suspicious eyes he uses to survey all food that most people relish. Then, he took a bite.
And another. And another.
I am not talking his usual bird bites, followed by 20 minutes of nonsequitors used to distract us from the fact that he isn't eating. He ate those chops with his entire face. He didn't speak between bites. Inside his body, I imagined his starving cells welcoming this new, delicious protein and rejoicing, Mardi Gras style, through his bloodstream.
He enjoyed those chops. And they were spectacularly seasoned with herbs I was afraid to speak aloud. Because I have never seen him love food that wasn't smothered in chocolate or shaped like a breaded chicken paddle. I swear I almost shed tears. It awoke the Jewish mother inside me, the one who just wants to watch you eat, bubeleh.
"Wow. My mouth hurts," he said, when he finished. "Did I eat too sloppy?"
"I don't care, love. You enjoyed your food and that's what's important."
"Thanks, mom. Those were great."
Under the table, I Googled lamb chop recipes. I know what I am making for Shabbat dinner this Friday.


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I have already tried that. Same result!!
I have already tried that. Same result!!
Could you please post the tar command you are using to extract the files? Could give us a clue as to what is happening.
OK I have repeated the process. file was downloaded to /root and extracted (using Ark)to the same directory. Heres the output in full.
bt ~ # modprobe -r rt73
bt ~ # cd rt73-k2wrlz-3.0.1/module
-bash: cd: rt73-k2wrlz-3.0.1/module: No such file or directory
bt ~ # ls
Desktop/ my\ mac\ etc~ rt73-k2wrlz-3.0.1.tar.bz2
new\ xorg.conf wifizoo_black_v1.3/
bt ~ #
Got it!!! Should have been cd'ing to rt73-k2wrlz-3.0.1 directory and then to Module!:):)
That'll teach me to take any command at face value without thinking things thru!
Thanks for your help anyway.
Just tested my Edimax 7318 out and it works perfectly!! I'd recommend the latest driver to anyone else having trouble with an Rt73 chipset card/dongle.
# iwpriv rausb0 set AuthMode=WPA2PSK
# iwpriv rausb0 set WPAPSK=c00e7508e81349c29200ea0fcfbc11b56df555a9b78 fb24a300950b7f584de71
# iwpriv rausb0 set EncrypType=AES
# iwconfig rausb0
rausb0 RT73 WLAN ESSID:"2WIRE018"
Mode:Managed Frequency=2.437 GHz Bit Rate=11 Mb/s
RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off
Encryption key:off
Link Quality=39/100 Signal level:-80 dBm Noise level:-143 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
So I did something wrong, but I am not sure what. I am using version 3.02 of the driver.
secure_it thnx allot,your manuall & patch rt73 sovled all my problems!!!!!


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money doesn't buy happiness. when harry met rose.
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- Updated: 11 Oct 2016
- Status: Complete
survival~ rose is a cold hearted woman doing anything for survival , but when getting caught on one of her raids she didn't expect for her captor 'harry' to be ... so unlike her in more ways than one , but it all matters if she will ever be able to let her guard down and allow her to feel anything other than numbness.
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Geographic Information Systems
Careers related to digital mapping and land surveys have developed into the fast-growing employment sector of geographic information systems (GIS). The core of GIS is the global positioning system which gives GIS technicians a variety of information allowing them to manipulate data based on a series of "what if" scenarios. Data from demographic information as population statistics, street addresses, phone numbers and land characteristics can be entered into a GIS database and extracted in the form of digital maps to identify land development patterns, market analyses, crime statistics maps, and a host of other digital reports.
Employers including governmental agencies, engineering and design firms, and environmental firms employ professionals with GIS expertise. National projections indicate that need for trained professionals is increasing. While the Bureau of Labor Statistics Web site doesn't provide specific information on GIS technicians, related listings as surveyors, cartographers, and surveying technicians who use GIS Technologies note that employment in such fields is expected to increase 10 to 20 percent through 2010.
If you're considering entering the field of GIS, there is no better place to begin than with the academic preparation Lansing Community College provides within the Geographic Information Systems/Geospatial Technologies Program. This applied science associate degree program gives students a dynamic package of course offerings from the basic principles of GIS, global positioning systems and technical writing to landscape ecology, environmental resource management and landforms and soil system. Classroom lectures coupled with the critical practical training on industry-standard software and computer hardware make the LCC program one of the best in the region. Many of our program students are hired before completing the program.
Courses are offered throughout the year. Many are offered evenings as well as days to accommodate your schedule. Spring semester begins in January, summer semester begins in June and fall classes begin in August.
We want you in our classroom next semester. If you need direction on how to begin at LCC, let us know what's on your mind and what you need to get started. We've got a place waiting for you in the classroom that can lead you to a great career start. For specific information about our Geographic Information Systems Program, contact us online today.
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I purchased this club from Global Golf used selection in very good condition to round out a 4h-GW. I wanted to replace my hard to hit 5 wood with something that was as easy to hit as my Adams 4 hybrid. This was the perfect solution. I pulled the Gap Wedge out and replaced with the 3 hybrid so my set is now 3h,4h,5h,6h,7i,8i,9i & PW. When Global say very good condition that exactly what you get. I had purchased my Adams a12os set in June and this club purchased used in October matched right in with the condition of existing set.
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Some Florida attorneys and other experts sometimes seem to suggest there is no difference between having a Florida foreclosure or Florida short sale on your record or credit report and pose the question:
"Why go through the hassle of a short sale?"
The thought process might be technically correct, but only in a state described as a "non-recourse state." Florida is not one of those states and is in fact a RECOURSE state. This means the banks can and will likely come after you for the difference between the principal value of your Florida mortgage and the value of your home at the time of the Florida foreclosure sale.
In non-recourse states, like California, people can walk or stay, and either way the banks cannot come after you. In Florida, New York and other recourse states the banks can come after you for as long as 20 years. The banks have the right to try and garnish your wages and bank accounts and even depose you under oath. In fact they can and will likely come after you even if you are long dead. You can read my Op-Ed piece in the Sun-Sentinel for a more detailed description of the difference between recourse and non-recourse states.
However, if you get out by orchestrating a South Florida short sale, you'll likely be released from the amount the bank does not recover at closing. In fact the reason it is called a "Short Sale" is because the bank is coming up short at closing. Now the Bank has a few options. They can take the hit as they do frequently, and as they may well be required to do according to new rules coming out of the Obama Administration, or they can negotiate some payment plan with you. Sometimes the terms are good, and other times they are truly oppressive. However, remember whatever you negotiate is not written in stone or blood and is unsecured.
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Author: Keith Wyatt
Level: Intermediate to Advanced
When I look through a new book I've just purchased, I normally spend some time looking through all the pages, listening to the CD (if there is one) and then maybe have a little work through one or two of the examples if something inspires me at the time. All in all, I don't actually buy guitar books with the intent of working through the whole thing straight away, if ever. The hour or two I spend when I first look through it, tells me what I want to know about a book, how good it is and how much I can gain from it. This information gets logged in memory until the time comes that I feel inspired by something, which makes me want to go grab an appropriate book for some serious guitar practice. So why am I telling you this? Continue reading


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Getting out the vote
Yes, I know LinuxCon has come and gone, and I think they've got the publicity thing covered, especially with the 20-year thing, the gala party, and with Linus being there and all. The buzz is still going, and that's good. But if you're going to a Linux show, make it the Ohio LinuxFest in September. Bradley Kuhn and Cathy Malmrose are keynoting — along with Jon "maddog" Hall — so you'll not want to miss that (especially Cathy — Go ZaReason!).
With the upcoming deadline for the Linux Journal Readers' Choice 2011 Awards upon us — it closes this Saturday — other bloggers have been been taking to beating the drum and holding the phone for their favorites.
Not to be outdone, of course, there are a few candidates on the LJ ballot that deserve special mention. If I were campaigning for them, I'd definitely cast votes for items in the following categories (note, however, the list of categories and software on the ballot is long, and they're not all here):
Best Linux Distribution: No question, hands down. Fedora. Judging which is the best distro is akin to picking the best ice cream flavor — each of us has our own favorites, and hopefully you'll vote for yours. Mine comes in blue, is based on Red Hat, has the best desktop background release after release (the Design Team at Fedora is the best in the FOSS realm, period), it's always rock solid, and even if I can't use the default GNOME 3 desktop, Fedora runs great under KDE or Xfce. Fedora is reaching a point now where the myth that it's "only for experience users" is falling by the wayside, and if a lack of confidence in your skills has kept you from using Fedora, you should give it a try.
Best Desktop Environment: Oh, look! A minefield! Let's skip through it! You all know how I feel about GNOME 3; the aspect that I can't use it due to older equipment moreso than anything else (if I could vote for GNOME 2.32, that would be great). KDE? I like KDE though — truth in advertising — I'm a post-KDE 4.x user and not familiar with the way things used to be (and not familiar with why there's such a hubbub about it). I don't know why Openbox and Fluxbox, both windows managers, are in this category, and why isn't there a separate WM category? How did I vote? I'm cast a vote this year for Xfce, because I'm using it on Fedora 15 and will be using it again on Fedora 16, and while it's reputation is a lightweight environment, I'm finding there's a significant degree of tweakability to it. Also, if you really like WMs, I'd vote for OpenBox.
Best Web Browser: Konqueror. Just kidding. While there are some advantages to Konqueror that do not involve Web browsing, for getting on the information superhighway I usually go with Firefox, though on the Windows box at the newspaper I use Chrome. It's a toss up between those two.
Best E-mail Client: Another minefield and another tough call. What I use most is Thunderbird, because everybody knows the 'Bird is the word, and it's always worked well for me. What has always worked well for me in the past, too, and something I've always thought was one of KDE's stars is Kmail, which deserves a vote if you're so inclined. Claws is something I'm looking to try and haven't yet, so maybe if it wows me, it can be a leading candidate for 2012.
Best IRC client: Simple — it's irssi. It's what the cool kids use, once they graduate past Xchat. Konversation gets high marks, too, and readily available on KDE. But I voted for irssi.
Best Office Suite: OK, here's where we get to make history. Vote for LibreOffice — it's OpenOffice as it should be. It would be outrageously cool if LibreOffice took home the prize in this category, for starters because it deserves it, and it would be a good nose-thumbing to Oracle as well.
Best Graphic Design Tool: All of them. I'm serious. If there's ever been a category where each of the candidates deserves to win, it's this one. GIMP finally gets a single window, I'm told, thank $DIETY, but I ended up voting for . . . Inkscape. I'm not the artist in the family; that title goes to my daughter Mimi, but having drawn a little, I do like Inkscape a lot.
Best Audio Tool: Audacity. If Carla Schroder uses it and writes a book about it, then I'm there.
Best Kid Friendly Application: Another easy one — Tux Paint. I should be ashamed to admit this, but I'm not: Ever since Mimi was younger and we used Tux Paint together when she was learning her way around a computer, I have always loved this program and I still fiddle with it from time to time when I'm not doing anything else. Also, I count Tux Paint as one of the main influences in cultivating the artistic talent Mimi has shown.
Best Game: As bad as I am at it, I still think Super Tux gets the nod here, as it's a very creative game. Truth be told, I've never played any of the games on the list, except for Tux Racer, and I know my good friend Ken Starks over at the HeliOS Project is a fan of World of Goo.
Best Database: Our first heart-versus-head conundrum. If MySQL were the best, I may not vote for it on principle, but fortunately other databases have knocked MySQL from its perch at the top. I've only used two other databases and have liked them both: PostgreSQL and MariaDB. I really want to see MariaDB do well, but PostgreSQL is clearly the best of the bunch.
Best Programming Language: Again, the ice cream comparison comes into play and in my limited programming experience, I vote for what I know best. That would be Python.
Best scripting language: bash — accept no substitutes (OK, ksh if you need to).
Best IDE: Emacs in the hands of someone who really knows what they're doing (and sadly, that's not me) is simply an amazing tool. But I'm voting for vim. I can get more done using it, and I'm never backed into a corner, as I am sometimes with Emacs. Sorry, RMS.
Best Package Management Application: If it sounds like it tastes good, you have to go with it: yum. Honorable mention goes to Synaptic.
Best Content Management System: I've used Mambo and Joomla! in the past, and those happen to be my CMS roots. However, having used Drupal over the last few months, I have to say that I've made the switch. Drupal gets my vote this year.
Best Linux Laptop Vendor/Best Linux Desktop Workstation Vendor/Best Linux Server Vendor: I'm lumping these three categories together because the vote is the same in each category — ZaReason. The Berkeley, Calif., outfit makes outstanding, dependable hardware that's Linux based (or if you'd prefer, no operating system) and the service is top notch. You'll have to write in ZaReason in the Best Linux Desktop Workstation Vendor category, but you can mark the ballot in the other two.
Best Linux Book: A real page-turner, especially if you're into audio — "The Book of Audacity," by Carla Schroder. Buy it now.
Again, there's a plethora of other categories that I haven't touched on. Polls are open until Saturday. Vote early.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
A little healthy kompetition
As previously mentioned in this blog — and as I tell anyone who'll listen to me — I go back and forth between the two top desktop environments with Fedora on my Fujitsu laptop — the even numbers, as it turns out, have been GNOME and the odd (with nothing to read into this, honest) have been KDE. Since we're now at Fedora 13, it's KDE time.
For those Xfce, LXDE, Fluxbox and IceWM fans out there, I do have machines in the Jungle Room — the lab at Redwood Digital Research in Felton, Calif., named after the same room at Graceland — running those desktops. While I'm a huge fan of Xfce on the machines that run it, I normally don't stray too far from GNOME and KDE.
Moving right along, though, in those instances where I use KDE on the laptop, I've always been impressed with the number of programs that KDE includes when downloading the KDE version of Fedora. This time around, it occurred to me that maybe I should give some of them a chance — rather than just downloading the programs I'm used to (OpenOffice.org, Firefox, Thunderbird, etc.) during the post-install phase — I should give the K its due.
But I downloaded the programs anyway. I wanted to do a comparison to see how the KDE software stacked up against the software I normally use across a variety of machines running other desktops. Bear in mind, too, that since I use KDE only six months at a time, I am clearly not an expert on it, and if I've missed something, by all means I'm open to correction.
Before I start, I want to sing the praises for most of the programs I've run that are KDE-native, and single out a quartet of KDE-native programs — specifically K3b, Dolphin, KPackageKit and KColorChooser. The first three have always been very cooperative, have been easy to use and have worked well; the fourth came in handy recently in tweaking a Web site.
Conversely, there are KDE-native programs I don't understand. The top candidate here is Kget — what the hell is that big bouncing disk doing in the center of my desktop? — and it begs the question: Why have it when you can use KPackageKit?
So, without further adeiu and with a little fanfare, allow me to wave the green flag on a comparison and contrasting of programs supplied by KDE against those that aren't.
KWord/KPresenter vs. OpenOffice.org Writer/OpenOffice.org Impress: KDE gets an A for effort on this one. Though not as slick as the OO.o Writer, KWord does open other files and offers the option of exporting a document to a Portable Document Format file (a clear advantage that both have over any Redmond product) and it performs admirably when used. The downside of KWord is that you can only save a document in one format — albeit the most important one (.odt) — whereas with OO.o Writer you can save it in various formats, even if need be in WordStar (which is a Solaris holdover, I know, but still). OO.o Writer also has a huge library of templates for use.
KPresenter, however, stands shoulder to shoulder and goes the distance with OO.o Impress on usability and functionality, to the point where in the past I've actually given talks using my Impress file running, unbeknown to me until later, on KPresenter. Like KWord, the slickness factor is lacking in KPresenter, but all the trappings for making a great presentation are there.
Advantage: OO.o Writer clearly over KWord, but KPresenter and OO.o Impress tie.
Konversation vs. XChat: While I get a handle on Irssi, I should say that I've always been a XChat user. Go ahead and mock me with the training wheels jokes, but it has served my purposes well over the past several years, to the point where I never used Konversation when running the KDE desktop. Konversation v1.2.3, however, may eclipse XChat for my IRC purposes. Its ease of configuring is a huge plus, as is its putting action messages on the screen you're in as opposed to in the server screen only (i.e., when you mark yourself away in XChat, for example, it appears only on the server window; in Konversation, it appears on the window you're in — minor, I know, but enough to sway the simpletons like yours truly).
Advantage: Konversation (but we all know that Irssi is what the cool kids use).
KMail vs. Thunderbird: I have used Thunderbird since it's inception. I like Thunderbird. No, let me rephrase that: I love Thunderbird. So analyzing this one may not be fair, but using KMail to get my fedoraproject.org mail on the laptop has been a pleasant surprise. One feature that takes getting used to, but is logically sound and advantageous once you get the hang of it, is that KMail will nest responses to e-mails, tree-like, under the previous topic's message. To me, it was disconcerting at first, but once I got used to it, it becomes a huge time-saver in following e-mail threads. Being able to see the details of an e-mail by running the cursor over it is also a plus.
Advantage: Thunderbird, because we have a history, but KMail gets high marks and more than likely I'll continue to use it after Fedora 13.
Konqueror vs. Firefox: I really want to say something nice, and find something I genuinely like, about Konqueror. Really and truly, and cross my heart, with all my being I truly hope someday to find something to like. But other than it's an adequate file manager and document viewer, it really stops there and I can't say much more for it. Meanwhile with all the other browsers out there — coupled with the fact that KDE comes with Dolphin (a file manager) and Okular (a document viewer and an outstanding program that, unfortunately, I had nothing to compare it with) — Konqueror seems to be just a niche browser compared to others.
Advantage: Firefox, by default.
Meanwhile, you can still go get Fedora 13 here. And don't be afraid to go try the KDE spin, if you're thinking about it.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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Total Combat 55, September 21st 2013 Results
Semi pro Featherweight Bout
1. Matty Smith Beat Nathan Setchell Via Scalf Choke 3 min 49 secs Rd 1
Semi pro Welterweight Bout
2. Andrew Reid Beat Jack Atkin Via Triangle 1 min 1 sec Rd1
Amateur Bantamweight Bout
3. Lewis Harrop Beat Mark Brunskill Via TKO 21 secs RD2
Semi Pro Lightweight bout
4. Alex close Beat Connor Maugh Via Unanimous Decision
Amateur Bantamweight Bout
5. Sam Roninson Beat Nicolas Mitchell Via Triangle 3 mins 21 secs Rd 2
Semi pro Featherweight British Title
6. Dave Cunliffes Beat Ryan Hovells Via Armbar 36 secs Rd 1
Semi pro Welterweight bout
7. Gavin McGee Beat Kristian Dinsley Via RNC 3 mins 6 secs RD1
K1 Welterweight Bout
8. Martin Setchell beat Marc hill Via KO 26 secs RD1
Amateur Lightweight Bout
9. John Robertson Beat Kevin Prendergast Via Triangle 2 mins 10 secs RD1
Cage Boxing Welterweight bout
10. Tim Close Beat Lee Solomon Via Unanimous Decision
Semi pro Bantamweight Bout
11. Wojciech Granoszewski Beat Martin Setchell Via Arm triangle 32 secs Rd1
Cage Boxing Featherweight bout
12. Lewis Gallant Beat Richy Boyle Via Unanimous decision
K1 Middleweight Bout
13. Wayne Murray Beat Martin Setchell Via Corner Stoppage 54 secs Rd 2
Pro Heavyweight Bout
14. Lukasz Parobiec Beat Wayne Fairless Via GnP 33 secs Rd1
K1 Middleweight bout
15. Ash Griffiths Beat Paul Bradshaw Via unanimous Decision
Pro Lightweight Bout
16. Marc Diakese Beat Harris Neofytoy Via GnP 1 min 27 secs Rd1
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17. Billy Snaith Beat Stuart Harker Via Unanimous Decision
Total Combat 55 on Sept 21, would like to thank everybody, all the fighters and teams without you we wouldnt have a show.
We would also like to thank our officials, MC Steffen Peddie "Big Keith from Hebburn hit comedy show", referee's UFC veteran Phil De Fries & Alex Enlund, Judges Kevin Horner, Adil Malik & Ali Malik, Timekeeper Shvan Zada. Commentators Nathan Court & Chris Thirkell, Thanks to our Team of Ring girls from Caged angels Rebecca & Samantha they both did an excellent job, our guest of Honour Colin Fletcher, and finally our sponsor buytiles.com. & Jason Wilson Roofing,
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Four Southland parochial high schools are claiming religious bias and lack of due process in a federal lawsuit fighting a California Interscholastic Federation decision to pull their sports teams from mixed public-private school leagues and place them in new leagues made up of predominantly religious schools.
Lawyers representing Damien, Oaks Christian, St. Bonaventure and St. Lucy's high schools filed federal lawsuits Thursday against the CIF State office, CIF-Southern Section and Southern Section commissioner Rob Wigod in hopes of reversing a decision that would place the schools' athletic teams in playoff divisions and leagues comprised of parochial schools beginning with the 2014-15 school year.
The move is an escalation by the schools after they lost their appeals hearing with a Southern Section executive committee in March. At that hearing, attorneys argued from a range points, including religious bias in the case of Damien and St. Lucy's, to lack of due process for all four schools during their appeals.
Both Damien and St. Lucy's are currently in the Sierra League and in the Mt. SAC Area for playoff groupings. Under the new placements, Damien, St. Lucy's and Pomona Catholic would be moved to the parochial area for playoff and league placement. Pomona Catholic is not part of the lawsuit.
"They did an area placement and moved three schools from the Mt. SAC Area," said Los Angeles-based attorney Robert Prata, who represents Damien and St. Lucy's. "The only three schools they moved from the area are the Catholic schools.
"They contend they did it on the basis of competitive equity, but no other schools, no matter how good they are, have been moved."
In recent years, the Southern Section has gotten a push to separate private and public schools and form leagues consisting solely of private schools. The Southern Section office declined to comment on the lawsuits per office policy during matters of litigation.
All four schools will begin the final year of the current league and playoff division cycle this fall. The Southern Section holds releaguing meetings every four years.
Although three separate lawsuits were filed Thursday, an underlying theme in all of them was that the schools did not get proper due process during the appeals phase.
At the March appeals hearing before Southern Section executive committee, lawyers contend that the schools did not get a fair shake because the committee was not unbiased.
"Nowhere in American jurisprudence is the entity that hears the appeal the same entity that already decided the matter from which the appeal has been taken," Prata said. "CIF is mandated under the education code to provide a neutral appeals process. They never did. It was not a legitimate appeals panel."


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By Rikki King Herald Writer
EVERETT — One man might be responsible for a three-course robbery spree in south Everett this past weekend.
A Baskin-Robbins restaurant, an espresso stand and a Subway shop all were robbed in about a 36-hour period, Everett police Capt. Bill Deckard said.
The descriptions of the suspects in all three robberies were similar, but Major Crimes detectives still are early in their investigation, he said.
The first robbery was reported at 12:45 p.m. Saturday at the Baskin-Robbins at 5802 Evergreen Way.
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A man entered the shop, showed a small black handgun and demanded cash, Deckard said. The man ran southbound with the money.
The robber was described as Hispanic, in his early 30s and about 5-foot-8. He wore a dark hooded sweatshirt, gloves, jeans and white shoes. He had a white-and-black patterned bandana over his face.
About 45 minutes later, an espresso stand in the 4700 block of Evergreen Way also was robbed, Deckard said.
It wasn't immediately clear if a weapon was involved in that holdup.
Then, just before 8 p.m. Sunday, a man entered the Subway restaurant at 10730 19th Ave. SE. He showed an employee a gun in his waistband and demanded cash.
He ran away with the money.
That robber was described as Hispanic and about 5-foot-9, 180 pounds. He wore a black hat and dark blue jacket, with a white-and-black bandana over his face. He ran from the scene.
No injuries were reported in the robberies. Police dogs were called out in each case without success, Deckard said.
Investigators this week were checking businesses and homes around the robbery scenes to look for any surveillance video that might show a suspect, he said.
There were no significant updates in the cases as of Wednesday, Sgt. Ryan Dalberg said.
Anyone with information should call police at 425-257-8450.
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Jennifer Lopez put her NY Yankees cap back on and slipped into an old pair of Apple Bottoms to shoot a music video in the Bronx.
Yup, Jenny from the block is officially back!
She was filming the clip for her new single, "Same Girl," and judging by a fan recorded clip that leaked online, it sounds pretty urban!
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Toshiba has announced that it will launch a new 20-megapixel (MP) CMOS image sensor, the TCM5115CL, as the latest addition to its sensor line-up for digital still cameras. TCM5115CL offers the industry's highest resolution in the 1/2.3 inch optical format, using backside illumination technology (BSI) to improve sensitivity and imaging performance.
Sampling of the new sensor will begin at the end of January 2013 and mass production will follow in August 2013.
Continued advances in the resolution offered by compact digital cameras -now in the range of 10-16MP - have brought with them the challenge of improving performance and picture quality with smaller pixels. The TCM5115CL does just this by achieving a 15% improvement in full well capacity - the amount of charge an individual pixel can hold before saturating - against Toshiba's previous generation 16MP sensor.
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O'Reilly defended Bush by distorting Intelligence Committee report
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While media outlets such as USA Today and CNN interpreted the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee's recently released report (long pdf) on prewar intelligence on Iraq as a scathing indictment of the CIA, FOX News Channel host Bill O'Reilly depicted it as a vindication of President George W. Bush. On his July 12 show, O'Reilly claimed that "the Senate committee says he [Bush] didn't lie" about weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in Iraq. The truth is that the committee report does not address the accuracy of Bush's public statements at all.
O'Reilly also claimed that the report definitively refutes accusations that the Bush administration pressured CIA analysts to produce more alarming assessments of the Iraqi threat, even though the ranking Democrat on the Intelligence Committee explicitly said he believes the administration did pressure analysts, and he joined the committee's other Democrats in issuing a dissenting statement saying so.
From O'Reilly's opening monologue on July 12 edition of FOX News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor:
O'REILLY: President Bush, who's being accused of many things, [and] some of them [are] flat-out untrue. For example, the Senate Intelligence Committee "did not find any evidence that the Bush administration attempted to coerce, influence or pressure analysts to change their judgment" on WMDs in Iraq -- so reads conclusion 83 of the Senate report.
Thus, all the bomb-throwers who accuse Mr. Bush of lying about WMDs have been dishonorable. They were wrong and had no proof to begin with. They are guilty of a slander, a dishonorable act.
But conclusion 83 has nothing to do with the question of Bush's honesty. In fact, the Senate committee has yet to investigate the issue of Bush's public statements at all. The focus of the 521-page report (long pdf) is the CIA's 2002 National Intelligence Estimate. The 30-page summary (pdf) of its conclusions doesn't mention Bush's name. That's because, as MSNBC reported, the committee decided at the outset not to investigate the Bush administration's use of intelligence in the first phase of its investigation -- to the consternation of many Democrats.
Yet even if it were definitively proven that the Bush administration did not pressure intelligence officers, as O'Reilly asserted, it might still be the case that Bush and other senior officials in his administration misrepresented the intelligence in public statements, as many critics have charged.
The question of administration pressure is far from settled. While O'Reilly treated conclusion 83 as the final word on the issue, he ignored remarks by the committee's ranking Democrat, Senator John D. Rockefeller (D-WV), contradicting that conclusion. In the July 9 press conference announcing the release of the report, Rockefeller said that although he had voted to approve the overall report, he disagrees with that particular conclusion and believes the report does not properly address the question of administration pressure:
ROCKEFELLER: Nobody would have ever guessed that there would have been a unanimous vote on the report and to report the report to the Senate, but it was there. That's not to say that there aren't areas of disagreement; there are, especially on the question of whether the administration pressured the intelligence community to reach predetermined, in my judgment, conclusions.
Rockefeller went on to provide compelling evidence that in fact the CIA did feel pressure from the Bush administration. Read the full text of his remarks, including the evidence of administration pressure, here.
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Under the stock flip down panel reveals the normal Lexus screen. Greg has re-wired the open button to allow it switch the video input over to Centrafuse.


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Progressing from a once laidback town to a bustling city centre, Sibu is located 130 km from the South China Sea, at the confluence of the Igan and Rajang Rivers. Take a flight into the most prosperous town in the Rajang valley, the main port for the Rajang Basin.
The town derives its name from the local Sibau fruit. Earlier, Sibu was part of the Sultanate of Brunei that was later ceded to James Brooke of Sarawak who established Fort Brooke in town. Today, the population is a racial mix of Chinese, Ibans, Malays, and other ethnic races. The Foochow community was the first to settle in the region in the early 1900s. One of the many attractions in Sibu includes the distinction of having the tallest building in Sarawak and the largest known square in Malaysia.


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Myers, Hamilton top list of IL prospects
Slugger, speedster set to dominate East Coast Triple-A circuit
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | April 3, 2013 6:00 AM ET
Here's a ranking of the 10 prospects we're most excited to see light up the International League in 2013:
No. 1: Wil Myers (OF, Durham Bulls): Myers may not be long for his return trip to North Carolina, and that's all the more reason to watch him while you can. (Note: Most thought he wasn't long for Triple-A Omaha last season either, but he finished the year there.) The 22-year-old slugger's 2012 numbers are the stuff of legend at this point: A .314/.387/.600 slash line with 37 homers and 109 RBIs between Omaha and Double-A Northwest Arkansas. He was the key part of the Rays bounty in the swap of with the Royals and now joins Durham, the second-best spot for home-run hitters in the IL, according to MiLB.com. MLB.com's No. 4 prospect is a decent bet to slug his way to Tampa Bay by the All-Star break.
No. 2: Billy Hamilton (OF, Louisville Bats): The Minors' steal king is well worth the price of admission, based on his legs alone. (In case you didn't know, Hamilton stole a Minor League-record 155 bases last season. He's pretty fast.) But there's plenty of other intrigue there too. The 22-year-old will be making the move from shortstop to center field for the Bats this season after playing there in the Arizona Fall League. He'll also be facing Triple-A arms for the first time. With the Reds' acquisition of Shin-Soo Choo in center, Hamilton should be allowed plenty of time to get some seasoning in Triple-A. Enjoy the show, Louisville.
No. 3: Gerrit Cole (RHP, Indianapolis Indians): Like Hamilton, Cole is known for his speed, just in a different sense. A typical postgame topic of conversation following a start by the 2011 top overall pick is "Did he hit 100?" Even if he doesn't quite hit the triple digits, Cole, who will be entering just his second full pro season, can run it up to the high-90s without breaking a sweat. What makes him even more special is a plus slider that not only keeps hitters honest but keeps them constantly befuddled. He'll continue to work on his other offspeed offerings, but his top two pitches may get him to Pittsburgh much sooner than later.
No. 4: Nick Castellanos, (OF, Toledo Mud Hens): There may not be a purer hitter in the International League this season. The third baseman-turned-outfielder batted .405 in 55 games for Class A Advanced Lakeland last season before running out of steam at Double-A Erie, where he batted just .264. However, the Tigers' top prospect just turned 21 on March 4, meaning he's far from done developing. Look for his sweet stroke to add some more power -- he's hit 17 home runs in the past two seasons combined -- with the increased age.
No. 5: Trevor Bauer (RHP, Columbus Clippers): Sometimes all you need is a change of scenery, and Bauer, who was traded from the D-backs to the Indians in the offseason, will certainly put that to the test. The UCLA product showed how good he can be at the Triple-A level for Reno in 2012, going 5-1 with a 2.85 ERA, 97 strikeouts and 35 walks in 82 innings, but struggled in the Majors (1-2, 6.06 ERA, 17-13 strikeout-to-walk ratio in four starts for Arizona). He'll be a man with something to prove in 2013, and hey, he's always worth watching for his unorthodox long-toss program before every start.
No. 6: Jake Odorizzi (RHP, Durham Bulls): Like Bauer, Odorizzi also joins a new organization, his third in four seasons, but the circumstances feel different. While Bauer looked like he was leaving Arizona, Odorizzi appears to be arriving in Tampa Bay, or Durham to start anyway. The 23-year-old right-hander had his best season in the Minors, going 15-5 with a 3.03 ERA and a .238 batting average against between the top two levels in the Royals system. He struggled a bit in two Major League starts, but with the Rays' rotation depth, they won't rush him up barring injury, allowing him to continue to work on a four-pitch mix that has gotten him this far.
No. 7: Chris Archer (RHP, Durham Bulls): Archer is the second Durham pitcher and third Bull overall on this list -- scared yet, IL? -- and with good reason. The 24-year-old righty can ramp up his fastball up to 98 on the gun, and that along with an advanced slider has been enough to bring him success in the past. This will be his third straight season in Durham, making him the most senior starter on an impressive staff. As such, he could also be the first one primed to make the permanent jump into the Majors.
No. 8: Kyle Gibson (RHP, Rochester Red Wings): Gibson's story might be the most interesting to follow in the IL. He made 18 starts for Rochester in 2011 but underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow in September, keeping him out for most of the 2012 season. The 6-foot-6 right-hander, whose specialty is inducing groundballs, pitched in the Arizona Fall League, where he started in the Rising Stars Showcase against some of the best prospects in the game. He's healthy and ready to go for the start of 2013, and the Twins hope it won't be long before their 2009 first-round pick can make his Major League debut -- a notion that seemed almost inevitable not too long ago.
No. 9: Tony Cingrani (LHP, Louisville Bats): Cingrani was arguably the best pitcher in the Minors in 2012. His 1.73 ERA was the lowest among all full-season hurlers while his 172 strikeouts ranked second and .191 batting average against tied for fourth. Although it's not likely the 23-year-old southpaw will reproduce those numbers at Louisville, which he skipped for a September callup to "The Show," there's no reason to doubt that he'll attempt to come close, thanks to an above-average fastball and changeup. The biggest tipping point could be the slider that will aid his transition from great pitcher to great starter.
No. 10: Allen Webster (RHP, Pawtucket Red Sox): Along with Rubby De La Rosa, Webster was one of the key pieces the Red Sox acquired in a mega-deal with the Dodgers that sent Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford and Josh Beckett to Los Angeles. The right-hander steps in as Boston's No. 4 prospect when he takes the hill for Pawtucket this spring. That number could have been higher -- Webster's always been known for electric stuff, particularly a hard, sinking fastball and changeup -- but he has battled control issues in the past. He looked to be past them in Spring Training, where Red Sox manager John Farrell declared him to be "pretty damn good."
Sam Dykstra is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Not exactly a confidence builder . . .
Either it's a textbook case of CYA or a lack of confidence in the product, but Microsoft and its PC partners are going to allow Windows 7 users to downgrade not just to Windows Vista, but also to Windows XP, (the latter — definitely go with the latter) if they so desire.
So says Mary Jo Foley's blog on ZD Net yesterday.
Let me see if I understand this: I want to buy a computer with the latest Windows OS on it (when, of course, it's out) and if it doesn't, um, "work," I can always go back to an earlier OS? Am I supposed to be confident in Microsoft's ability to deliver when they have these provisions?
Isn't this like being handed a parachute as you get on an airliner, just in case the plane doesn't, um, "work"?
Fear not, according to the blog: TechARP — the site that broke the still-unconfirmed-but-likely-true report that Microsoft is planning to offer PC buyers a free upgrade from Vista to Windows 7 if they purchase new systems starting this summer — is now reporting that users who downgrade to XP also will be eligible for free Win 7 upgrades via the Windows 7 Upgrade Option program.
Oh, rapture!
Or another solution on your new machine is to run GNU/Linux, but that's a whole different story.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs HeliOS Solutions West/Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
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Tim Griffin on Tax Reform
In a struggling economy, the last thing government needs to do is increase taxes. Taxpayers need to keep their money in their pockets. If tax relief expires at the end of the year, I will fight to reinstate it.
[The ATR, Americans for Tax Reform, run by conservative lobbyist Grover Norquist, ask legislators to sign the Taxpayer Protection Pledge in each election cycle. Their self-description:]
In the Taxpayer Protection Pledge, candidates and incumbents solemnly bind themselves to oppose any and all tax increases. Since its rollout in 1986, the pledge has become de rigeur for Republicans seeking office, and is a necessity for Democrats running in Republican districts. Today the Taxpayer Protection Pledge is offered to every candidate for state office and to all incumbents. More than 1,100 state officeholders, from state representative to governor, have signed the Pledge.
The Taxpayer Protection Pledge: "I pledge to the taxpayers of my district and to the American people that I will: ONE, oppose any and all efforts to increase the marginal income tax rate for individuals and business; and TWO, oppose any net reduction or elimination of deductions and credits, unless matched dollar for dollar by further reducing tax rates."
Opponents' Opinion (from wikipedia.com):In Nov. 2011, Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) claimed that Congressional Republicans "are being led like puppets by Grover Norquist. They're giving speeches that we should compromise on our deficit, but never do they compromise on Grover Norquist. He is their leader." Since Norquist's pledge binds signatories to opposing deficit reduction agreements that include any element of increased tax revenue, some Republican deficit hawks now retired from office have stated that Norquist has become an obstacle to deficit reduction. Former Republican Senator Alan Simpson, co-chairman of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, has been particularly critical, describing Norquist's position as "no taxes, under any situation, even if your country goes to hell."
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