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Transcend Information has launched its StoreJet 25D3 2.5-inch shockproof portable hard drive, one of the first USB 3.0 compatible peripherals introduced to the market.
Transcend said the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 model offers much better performance than USB 2.0 external hard drives, with real-world transfer speeds of up to 90MB/s.
Utilizing the USB 3.0 standard, Transcend's StoreJet 25D3 portable hard drive delivers data transfer rates of up to 90MB/s, making it easier and less time-consuming to share and store gigabytes of rich digital content.
The StoreJet 25D3 USB 3.0 portable hard drive is backwards compatible with USB 2.0. With a multicolor USB 3.0/2.0 status LED indicator, users can easily identify the drive`s current connection type.
Transcend said all of its StoreJet-series drives are certified for Windows 7.
The new Transcend StoreJet 25D3 is now available in 500GB capacity.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
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- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
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What to do and who to email.
PSA Request Forms
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The Consumer Protection Unit of the Alaska Attorney General's Office has received reports from Alaskans who thought they had found the perfect puppy online, only to find out they were victims of a scam and had been conned out of hundreds of dollars.
One variation of the online puppy scam involves an offer to give a pure-bred puppy away for free, as long as the recipient completes a money transfer to cover shipping costs. In another version, a scammer poses as a reputable breeder with a website that appears legitimate. The scammer insists on a deposit or full payment by money transfer before shipping the puppy. Both scams have the same outcomeafter the money is transferred, the puppy does not arrive.
If you are searching online for a puppy, use caution to avoid becoming the victim of a scam.
If you think that someone is engaging in internet fraud report it to the Alaska Attorney General's Office and the Internet Crime Complaint Center.
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Stubbsey is a good shout! He made me LMFAO!
Stubbsey is a good shout! He made me LMFAO!
Baroni - "I'm the man, the fucking man, the best ever, ever"
TTT for the good old days, I will soon seek volunteers to facebook this lot up.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
http://www.facebook.com/craig.st.clair666 ME
"That was how i got my first soapy titwank!
Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
Oh shit, I forgot to add Luke to the list. Quality trouble maker.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Not putting him down as a suggestion but just out of interest, who was it on here that used to post that ended up in the News of the World for threatening to kill Jordan's horses or something?
Think he stopped posting before i joined up just curious.
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text: i am interested to know who, in leighs opinion, are the bjj clubs with watered down techniques. I agree with his argument about fighting to be on top, but I dont necessarily think it is to do with watered down techniques but rather not having regular access to top level instruction. Most of the guys running clubs are still blue belts. There have been cases of suspect black belts running classes which could add fuel to the fire of watered down technique.


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Upcoming Allstate Sugar Bowl Events
Allstate Sugar Bowl Fan JamGet to the Dome early for a first-rate tailgate party to be held at Champions Square. The party begins three hours before kickoff and lasts until the game begins. Fan Jam features food, interactive games and entertainment, including special appearances by both schools' bands and cheerleading squads. Free for fans of all ages.Mercedes-Benz Superdome (Champions Square)Jan. 2, 2014, 4 p.m.The Allstate Sugar Bowl Fan Jam features fun and family-friendly performers. Last year's entertainment for Fan Jam was the popular Louisiana band MoJeaux. Originated in 2007, eight of the state's most talented musicians joined together to form MoJeaux, one of the South's most diverse and energetic bands. Whether it's R&B, Motown, Oldies, Top 40, Rock, Hip Hop, Funk, Disco or anything in between, MoJeaux excites audiences of all ages.The AlleyCats have also performed at the event. They were established in 1990 with the vision of forming a premier high-energy variety dance band covering top hits ranging from the 1940's thru the most current hits. They have become one of the most exciting variety bands in the Gulf South. While The AlleyCats take the stage with music that is precise and pleasing to the ear, the band offers a visual entertainment presentation second to none.
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text: OverviewBack to top Syntrax - Nectar Whey Protein Isolate Twisted Cherry - 2.09 lbs. Item# :71251UPC# :893912123512 Brand:Syntrax Size/Form:2.09 lbs. Ship Weight:2.51 Servings:144 Dosage:0.25 Scoop(s) Flavor:Twisted Cherry Click here to read a PDF brochure on this product Syntrax Nectar Whey Protein Isolate Twisted Cherry - 33.4 oz. (2.09 lb/948 g) Syntrax Nectar Whey Protein Isolate Twisted Cherry is apartame free. Welcome to the critically acclaimed world of Nectar! Gone are the days of low-quality whey protein. Gone are the days of those blah-tasting protein drinks that promise much but deliver little. Nectar once and for all breaks the mold by combining Promina, the highest quality whey protein isolate ever developed, with a flavoring system so fruitilicious that you will never drink a different whey protein shake ever again. Mixes instantly and completely with a spoon Zero carbs; zero fat Promina Whey Isolate Refreshing Fruit Juice Flavors Lactose and Gluten Free If you like the refreshing taste of fruit juice, you'll love Nectar! With its mouthwatering fruit juice flavors, Nectar is truly a protein drink you will look forward to drinking each and every day. What's more? Well, Syntrax did something totally amazing by engineering Nectar to be so delicious that you can eat it right out of the container. Imagine putting a protein powder in your mouth and it tasting like candy. Imagine this protein powder having ZERO carbs and ZERO fat. Stop imagining! They've brought you Nectar! THE FACTS1. What is Nectar?Nectar is a whey protein isolate powder that has the taste and sensory characteristics of fresh fruit juice. 2. Why only whey protein isolate?Although more expensive than protein concentrates, protein isolates are a minimum of 90% protein and have zero fat and zero carbohydrates. They are considered the luxury proteins and have a refined taste and color profile. Promina brand whey protein is the only protein source used in Nectar because of its superior neutral taste, solubility and mouthfeel. 3. How can Nectar be pure protein without sugar . . . it tastes too sweet and too good?First, Nectar contains the purest whey protein ever created. It is snow white without the usual protein aftertaste associated with most whey proteins. Second, the flavors are engineered specifically so that Nectar has no protein off-notes or aftertastes. Only the taste of fresh fruit is noticeable. The sweetness comes from the precise blend of two high intensity, non-nutritive sweeteners. 4. How much water should Nectar be mixed in?This is based on taste preference. Nectar tastes delicious in 8–16 ounces of water per full scoop. It is recommended to start with 8 ounces of water. If it tastes too strong, then dilute it/weaken it with an appropriate amount of water. 5. Can Nectar be consumed in any other way?Yes! Nectar can be eaten like candy right out of the container. Furthermore, Nectar can be blended with fruit, fruit juice or ice for new, exciting tastes and mouth-feels.


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Charmine Zarina was any other normal girl. She goes to school, perfect grades, a life that she would never regret ever. One day, her parents confessed about everything she used to be in the past. That explains why her parents were acting very odd in the past few days. Her birthday was coming up and she was turning 18 years old, she thought that investigating about the truth would be a great birthday present for her. Later on, many things began to happen in sudden notice. She came home very late from the library, was cornered by a group of nasty boys that wanted her for assault, and ran into a forest that was on lock down for some horrible purpose. What happens when Charmine meets the same person she met along time ago that was found missing? Would she find out the truth about her history? But most of all, will she fall for the boy that wasn't himself long ago and was recalled as a kidnapper? Fanfiction about Harry Styles and Selena Gomez "Only A Vampire Can Love You Endlessly
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WHITTIER >> The scrappy Long Beach PONY baseball team continues to move along in the PONY Zone Tournament, which pits the best teams in the Western US against each other for a berth in the World Series. Long Beach won its third consecutive elimination game on Saturday, advancing in the loser's bracket with a 6-4 victory over Whittier.
"The thing with this team is that we don't have 'the guy,' " said manager Stacy Ybarra. "With this team it has to be a total team effort every game."
The team effort on Saturday included a nice performance on the mound from Lorenzo Haycox, normally the team's catcher and first baseman. In addition to giving up just one run in four innings, Haycox had a two-RBI double. "I'm comfortable playing anywhere," he said. "Wherever my team needs me, I'll play it."
David Tillman came in to close the game, yielding just one hit in the final two innings. "We're confident right now," he said. "We just need to start hitting the ball a little better."
Whittier -- which lost to Lakeside in the previous game -- got on the scoreboard first. In the bottom of the first inning, it had a two-out rally, when Daniel Campos roped a triple, and was driven home by Eric Sotelo's single. Long Beach got out of a jam in the bottom of the second, after Whittier got runners on the corners with no outs, but Haycox slid onto the mound from first base, and was able to get out of the inning with no damage.
Long Beach crawled out of the hole in the top of the fourth, when it loaded the bases with no outs, and Josh Freligh scored Jacob Allen and Michael Hall, who ducked under the tag at home to give his team the lead. They tacked on a pair of runs in the fifth, knocking out Whittier's starting pitcher. After singles from Zack Pettway and Zack Rivas to start the inning, Haycox drove them both in to make it 4-1 Long Beach.
A deep two-out double from Whittier's Daniel Campos drove in two runs in the bottom of the fifth to bring the host team within one run. It was the first hit Haycox had given up in four innings of relief work, but scored runners who had reached on an error, and on a walk. He struck out Sotelo to end the inning with Long Beach still in the lead.
The Whaley boys added two insurance runs in the sixth, after an RBI single from Zack Rivas scored Bryce Hed, and Pettway came home on a fielding error. Whittier loaded the bases with just one out in the bottom of the sixth, but third baseman Trevor Barlow made a great play to knock down a hard-hit grounder, then gun it home for the force. Whittier got one across after drawing a bases-loaded walk from LB pitcher David Tillman. But Tillman came through, striking out a Whittier batter for the third out.
Long Beach's makeshift pitching staff -- it was hit with injuries this season to the top of is rotation--has been mostly excellent in the Zone and Super Regional Tournaments. How far they can get in the next two days will depend on their bats.
"Ken Jakemer is our pitching and defense coach, and I'm responsible for the offense," said Ybarra after the game. "I was happy we got some runs up on the board, so I didn't have to listen to him."
Long Beach next faces the winner of Napa Valley and Maltby, WA this morning at 9. If they win, they'll play again at 3 p.m. against the loser of Lakeside and Hawaii.


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Kauai Transportation
Kauai's main airport is Lihue Airport (LIH) in southeastern Lihue. Many airlines now offer non-stop service to Kauai. There is also the option of flying into Honolulu International Airport (HNL) on Oahu first and then heading to Kauai.
Ground transportation on Kauai includes rental cars, hotel shuttles and taxis. Several companies provide guided tours aboard motor coaches, mini-buses, vans, 4-wheel drive vehicles and limousines. Shuttles and tours are also available, though stops will be limited.
Kauai also has limited bus service, but if you're planning to really explore the island, it's best to rent a car to keep your schedule flexible. Kauai's a circular island and one major highway nearly circles it, beginning in Lihue and going north, Kuhio Highway (Hwy. 56) goes to Kee Beach past Hanalei. Going to the West Side, Kaumualii Highway (Hwy. 50) travels to Kekaha. Every major rental car company is represented here.
With a minimum of traffic lights, everyone on Kauai follows "aloha" traffic customs. Remember to drive slowly, yield to others and don't tailgate. At one-lane bridges, yield to oncoming traffic. If you are in the oncoming traffic and there is a line waiting on the other side, stop and let your neighbors cross. It's much more laid-back here than driving on the mainland, so relax, enjoy the scenery and drive safely.


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text: "Madness is all in the Mind!" Part 2 of 2. Script by Len Wein. Art by Ross Andru (breakdowns), Frank Giacoia (finishes), and Mike Esposito (finishes). Cover by Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia. Dr. Faustus has a new patient! The unwilling Amazing Spider-Man! After the web-slinger is exposed to Faustus' hallucinogenic smoke, he sees frightening apparitions of his enemies attacking! The good doctor quickly helps the wall-crawler recover and then orders Spidey to lead a clandestine mission into a federal research laboratory! Why? Because Dr. Faustus wants to contaminate the nation's supply of flu virus! Once the web-slinger breaks into the biolab, Faustus' triumph appears complete! Will the spectacular one come to his senses in time? Cameo appearances by Liz Allan, Mary Jane Watson, and the burglar. 32 pages Cover price $0.30.


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South Jordan • The stage was set for an intense showdown between two of the top teams in Region 4, with sole possession of second place at stake.
Then, before you knew it, the hype fizzled out.
American Fork took advantage of a self-imposed stoppage of play by Bingham in the first quarter to jump out to a 14-point halftime lead and coast to a surprisingly easy 53-36 victory over the host Miners on Friday.
Trailing 6-3 in the first quarter, Bingham inexplicably held on to the ball for nearly three consecutive minutes, which caused many in attendance to implore for something to be done. The Cavemen were in control by the time the action restarted.
"Coach told us before the game that they might be holding the ball on us, and if they do, it means they can't play with us," American Fork's Kyle Line said. "I've never seen anything like that. We used it as a rest time for us."
American Fork (6-3, 14-8) ended the first half on a 15-0 run and led 21-7 at halftime. The margin swelled to 19 points after the Cavemen scored the first five points of the second half.
"I think the purpose was to push the state to get a shot clock," American Fork coach Doug Meacham said. "I thought about getting some popcorn. Some things can play mind games with young high school kids, but you have to expect the unexpected. I told the team when [Bingham] did play, just be ready."
The Miners, who had won three consecutive games, had trouble establishing much of anything. Bingham substituted its starting five for bench players hoping for a spark, but to no avail.
Meanwhile, American Fork got its inside-outside game rolling, as Ryan Andrus and Tyler Rawson controlled the paint and Line was hot from the perimeter. Line made five 3-pointers, including three in the third quarter, and finished with a game-high 19 points. He came in averaging just five points per game.
"We've got great bigs, and they demand a lot of attention," Line said.
Jace Powell's 3-pointer got Bingham (5-4, 14-8) within 32-19 late in the third quarter before Line made back-to-back 3s to end the period.
After allowing 62 points in a victory over Bingham two weeks ago, the Cavemen nearly cut that total in half Friday.
"Defensively we're getting better," Meacham said. "Guys are coming to help, and our bigs are using their body more. Those are things you have to have down the stretch. When we establish the paint and get touches inside, it kind of takes the wind out of teams' sails. We're tough to challenge when the ball gets in there."
Andrus and Rawson combined for 14 points for American Fork, while Brendan Bailey added nine points. Braxton McKee led Bingham with nine points, while Brandon Morley had seven points and eight rebounds.


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A Bibliography on the River Nile, Vol. III
(BRIC, Bergen, 2008)
Challenges related to delivery of water soluble nutrients to marine fish larvae. Evaluation of changes in nutritional quality due to production process and leaching from larval diets -with emphasis on protein quality
(The University of Bergen, 2007-06-26)
Marine fish larvae fed formulated diets have suppressed growth and survival compared to larvae fed live feed for the first weeks. Live feed is successfully used in the aquaculture industry, although there are difficulties ...
Competing principles of agency organization – the reorganization of a reform
(Stein Rokkan Centre for Social Studies, 2011-10)
This paper focuses on the following research questions: a) What are the principles of structural organization evident in the welfare administrative reform adopted by Norway in 2005? b) How was this complex mix of ...
Henvendelser til Livskrisehjelpen i Bergen 2006
(Nasjonalt kompetansesenter for legevaktmedisin, Unifob helse, 2008-10)
Bakgrunn: Livskrisehjelpen ved Bergen legevakt er et lavterskeltilbud for personer som har opplevd psykososiale kriser. Hensikten med denne studien var å kartlegge henvendelsene til Livskrisehjelpen, henvendelsesårsaker ...
Trade and Wadis System(s) in Muslim Sudan
(Fountain Publishers, 2010)
The Sudan belt stretches from the east to west across Africa south of the Sahara. Despite divisions and the rivalries that caused them, there seems to have long been a remarkably free flow of people and ideas along the ...
Ideas and narrative in Otto of Freising`s Gesta Frederici
(Elsevier Science, 1996)
This article discusses the inner coherence of Otto of Freising's Gesta Frederici and, by implication, the wider question of the 'mode of perception' in medieval historiography. Is there any connection between the philosophical ...
Trust in Government – the Significance of Attitudes Towards Democracy, the Public Sector and Public Sector Reforms
(Stein Rokkan Centre for Social Studies, 2003-04)
This paper examines trust in government along three dimensions: general levels of trust, trust in political bodies and actors and trust in the civil service. In correlating trust in government with citizens' general ...
Cross National Comparison and National Contexts: Is What We Compare Comparable?
(Stein Rokkan Centre for Social Studies, 2003-07)
The theme of this paper is how to engage in conceptual traveling while simultaneously avoid conceptual stretching: At the one hand we need concepts general enough to grasp essential features of the national contexts under ...
Climate change in the North – past, present and future
(International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS), 2008-03)
The Nordic countries have produced famous polar explorers and researchers who have generated climate research schools at a variety of locations. The dependence of these countries with respect to the lifelihood of their ...
Room for everyone in working life? 10% of the employees – 82% of the sickness leave
(Norsk forening for epidemiologi, 2002)
Aims: The aims of this project were to study the distribution of sickness leave in a population of Norwegian power company workers, and to characterise those with most sickness leave. Method: A survey was done in 13 power ...


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Rob Wray from mp3Car interviews Mark Shanks from Toupled about OLED and respond to question from m3pCar forum members.
They discuss the history of OLED, the challenges they face, how they work, and why they are superior to LCD.
There are a lot of possibilities with OLED including flexible surfaces and transparent applications.


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We're rolling out our Division II preview on a conference-by-conference basis this year, with quick snapshots of each team, listed in order of predicted conference standings from Face-Off Yearbook. We fire things up today with a look at the Deep South Conference, which will be battling for the South Region bid to the NCAA tournament along with Conference Carolinas.
The preseason No. 9 team in the country (from Face-Off Yearbook), the Lions went 11-3 a year ago and barely missed the NCAA semifinals, losing just two region games. One was to Mars Hill, who they later topped in the DSC tournament finals. The other was to the NCAA bid winner Limestone, and both were by one goal.
Leading scorer Benjamin Brigham graduated, but a boatload of starters returning make St. Leo's the clear-cut favorite in 2010, as All-League selections Kyle Marceau (25G, 20A), Luke Baruch (25, 9) lead the offense and a stellar defense anchored by Pat LoGiudice and goalie David Erdman will make it tough for opponents to find the back of the net.
SCHEDULE: St. Leo opens its season on February 20th against Rollins, with key tests on March 13th (Merrimack), March 20th (Mars Hill) and March 27th (Limestone)
Led by honorable mention All American Danny Farmer (53G, 16A), the Lions were the top seed in the DSC tournament but dropped in the final against St. Leo, costing them a shot at their first-ever NCAA berth. But Farmer - the reigning DSC Player of the Year - is joined by Eric Benesch (27, 24) and Tyler Farmer (12, 11) on offense and defensive stalwarts Kevin Woods (64GBs), Andrew Hewett and Chris Cudmore (56 GB, 32 CT).
SCHEDULE: Mars Hill opens with Birmingham Southern on Feb 14th, with key contests on Feb 28th (Le Moyne at Charlottesville, VA), at Limestone on March 13th and at St. Leo on March 20th.
The top three scorers are gone from the Bulldogs' roster, as Mark Hodson, Ryan Otterblad and Greg Williams take over 150 points with them. Billy Mutton (18G, 10A) is the leading returning scorer, with Angus Derbyshire (14, 8) taking preseason All-Conference honors for Wingate as well.
SCHEDULE: Wingate opens on February 20th with Limestone, with St. Leo and Mercyhurst on the 24th and 27th of February before the second month of the season even starts.
A ton of experience returns for Catawba, but a .400 face-off percentage needs to improve if they want to make any headway in the Deep South. Marty Tuohy (27G, 17A) and Braden Artem (31, 4) will carry the burden on offense, with Stephen Shuba and CJ Dunshie also returning after 18 and 12 point seasons, respectively. There's also experience back on the other side, with Freddie Turco (37GBs), Pierce Autry (37) and Casey Chinn (38) all good about getting the ball off the carpet and goalie Colin McClimans (54% saves) a returning starter as well.
SCHEDULE: A Brutal early stretch will say a lot about how Catawba will fare this season, as they follow their February 13th opener against Pfeiffer with C.W. Post on Feb 16th, St. Leo on Feb 28th and Le Moyne March 11th.
Leading scorer Seabrooke Carter (18G, 6A) is back for Rory Whipple's squad, but the Mocs have to improve on their opening quarters, which saw them outscored 30-10 on the season, compared to a 78-73 advantage over the following three quarters.
Chase Juelich (26GB) is their lone preseason All-Conference pick, while Andrew Almansberger returns after posting a 57% saves mark a year ago.
SCHEDULE: After opening on February 13th against Rollins, the Mocs turn right around and play NYIT the following day, then take another tough stretch with Feb 26th against Limestone and March 7th against Merrimack.
All-League LSM Andrew Vossler (66GB, 27 CT) leads the Tars into 2010 in front of returning starter Zach Cole (55% saves) and flanked by Andrew Cohen as returning starter. BJ Neller (22G, 4A) is the leading returning scorer, with Austin Ricci (10, 4) and Matthew Lunnen (6, 7) also coming back after 10-point seasons in 2009.
SCHEDULE: After Florida Southern on the 13th, Rollins could make up key conference ground on February 20th against St. Leo and March 17th against Mars Hill, with a non-conference tilt against Belmont Abbey awaiting on March 28th.


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2006 Manning Award Winner - JaMarcus Russell
The Sugar Bowl Committee along with the Manning Family officially announced that Louisiana State University quarterback JaMarcus Russell has been selected as this year's recipient of the Manning Award.
The Manning Award, given to the nation's best quarterback, is the only quarterback award that takes into consideration the candidate's bowl performance. This year's finalists were: Russell, Erik Ainge (Tennessee), John David Booty (USC), Colt Brennan (Hawaii), Brian Brohm (Louisville), Chad Henne (Michigan), Chris Leak (Florida), Nate Longshore (California), Brady Quinn (Notre Dame), Troy Smith (Ohio State) and Patrick White (West Virginia).
"Once again we are pleased with the winner of the Manning Award," said Sugar Bowl Chief Executive Officer Paul Hoolahan. "JaMarcus Russell had a great season that fittingly was punctuated with an outstanding effort in the Allstate Sugar Bowl."
Russell finished his career ranked No. 2 in school history in passing touchdowns with 52 and completion percentage of 61.9%. He also ranks No. 3 in LSU history in completions (493), passing yards (6,625) and total offense (6,704) and he's fourth in attempts (797).
"We're very excited to have JaMarcus as this year's winner," said Archie Manning. "He has had a spectacular season and career at LSU, and capped it off with an explosive finish. We're proud that he will represent this award."
In addition to the Manning Award, Russell was also voted the Allstate Sugar Bowl MVP, First-Team All-SEC (AP, SEC Coaches), and was named LSU's Charles McClendon Most Valuable Player for the 2006 season. He was also the SEC Offensive Player of the Week three times and SEC Player of the Week twice.
The Manning Award was created in 2005 to honor the college football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton, and Eli Manning and is presented annually following the holiday bowl season. The winner is selected by a panel of national media covering college football, as well as each of the Manning's. Last year's winner was University of Texas quarterback Vince Young, and the inaugural winner was USC quarterback Matt Leinart.
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Healthy Carolina Farmers Market dates set
The Healthy Carolina Farmers Market at the University of South Carolina will resume this spring on the following Tuesdays: March 23 and 30 and April 6, 13 and 20.
The popular offering, which has become a symbol of the university's commitment to green living, will operate from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. between the gates on Greene Street in front of the Russell House University Union.
The market features a bounty of fresh and locally produced vegetables and fruits, homemade breads and an array of specialty and handmade items by local farmers and crafters. Products, which are cash and carry, are competitively priced and sold individually and in bulk.
Launched in September 2008, the Healthy Carolina Farmers Market is part of the university's Healthy Carolina Initiative, which aims to simplify healthy choices. The university and its student government have teamed with the S.C. Department of Agriculture to offer the markets.
The market is one of many green initiatives recently launched by the university that has contributed to the university earning several top "green" ratings, including ones by Princeton Review and the College Sustainability Report Card last fall.
To learn more about USC's sustainability efforts, visit the Web site: www.sc.edu/green. For more information about Healthy Carolina, visit www.sc.edu/healthycarolina/
For more information on the Healthy Carolina Farmer's Market, contact Holly Harring at 803-777-0597, or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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Step 1: How to identify unglazed porcelain tile
First, make sure you know whether you have glazed or unglazed porcelain tile. "Glazed porcelain typically has a complex design or veining pattern that only happens with a baked-on glaze finish," says tile cleaning expert Troy Cantini. "Unglazed porcelain tiles will all look basically the same with monotonous designs and no shade variations among the tiles." If you're not sure, Cantini suggests letting water sit on the tiles for five minutes and then wiping it off. If the tiles darken, they're most likely unglazed.
Step 2: Unglazed porcelain tile cleaning techniques
Clean glazed porcelain the same way you clean ceramic tile. Cleaning unglazed porcelain tiles is trickier. There are no industry standards governing porcelain tile quality, so you can't be completely sure what you're dealing with. For that reason, Cantini says it's critical to test a cleaning product on out-of-the-way tiles before using it "to make sure your scrub pads don't scratch the tiles and the cleaners won't damage or discolor them."
Cantini recommends starting with a soft, nonabrasive scrub pad and a good-quality alkaline cleaner like StoneTech's KlenzAll to emulsify and dissolve dirt, grease and grime. "If you still see smudges, swipe marks or a hazy appearance, it's probably a grout haze leftover from the tile installation." In that case, he suggests using an acidic cleaner, such as StoneTech's Restore, which will safely remove grout haze from tiles that are not sensitive to acid. "Again, test it first on an out-of-the-way tile to make sure the acid cleaner doesn't etch the tile."
Meet the Expert
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Kristen Bell proposes to Dax Shepard on Twitter
After being together for many years, and even having a baby together, Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard can finally tie the knot! The celeb couple decided, when Proposition 8 was passed in California, that they would not get married until marriage equality was legal for everyone.
After today's Supreme Court ruling, making Proposition 8 unconstitutional, Kristen popped the question to Dax on Twitter!
.@daxshepard1 will you marry me? Xo #marriageequality #loveislove"— Kristen Bell (@IMKristenBell) June 26, 2013
Maybe they can get a sloth to walk down the aisle instead of a ring bearer at their wedding...
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Grant Kirkpatrick, AIA, found himself in a place that's familiar to architects: staring at a great site, wondering what type of house would do it justice. "We wanted it to be green and light and respectful of the land," says the founding principal of Los Angeles-based KAA Design Group. Because the property was located some 230 miles from his primary residence, he also wanted an efficient way to deliver a non-site-built house.
Although the mobile home doesn't have the best architectural reputation, KAA used the 85-year-old industry for inspiration, designing an attractive unit and finding a manufacturer to build it. The discovery also spawned a new venture: HOM Escape in Style, a line of KAA-designed modern manufactured houses and lifestyle products.
Indeed, architects know better than most that, when it comes to delivering an attractive home in line with a client's budget, the need for problem solving is acute. Such situations come with the territory and make the practice of architecture all the more exciting. Rather than simply finding solutions, some firms go further by turning their ideas into businesses that revolve around alternative housing models.
factory direct How, exactly, does a design professional turn a one-time architectural solution into a full-fledged business? Those who have done it say it's crucial to investigate fully the possibilities of what you're proposing.
When Michelle Kaufmann, AIA, LEED AP, moved to Northern California, she encountered a dearth of affordable, sustainable, well-designed homes. Believing off-site construction was the solution, she embarked on a experiment to build two houses—a modular unit for a client and a custom, site-built version for she and her husband, Kevin. Both houses measured 1,566 square feet and were created from the same house plans with the same materials, but the site-built house took 21 months to design, permit, and build and cost 20 percent more than the prefab home, which was completed in far less time.
Geoffrey Warner, AIA, principal of St. Paul, Minn.-based Alchemy Architects, took an even more hands-on approach for a small retreat he was doing. "The site was a couple of hours away, so it led to talk about prefabrication as a solution," he explains. He and his staff felt they'd have more control over the prefab process and learn from it if they built the structure themselves, so they did. But they also learned that if they wanted to pursue a prefab line, they would need to forge relationships with factories that were capable of building their designs. "Most of the modular builders we found were doing modular homes in a suburban vernacular," Warner says. The trick, he adds, is forming a partnership with a factory that can produce your work.
Kaufmann, principal of Oakland, Calif.-based Michelle Kaufmann Designs, echoes the sentiment. "The biggest issue in launching our own line of modular designs was finding good factory partners to work with," she says. "That took quite a bit of time, especially on the West Coast."
Even when the factory is selected, a lot of work remains. For us "it was trial and error," Kirkpatrick recalls. It took less than three months for the first HOM to be delivered to the site once the order was placed, but working out the issues involved in the design and production process took much longer. "It was two years in the making for the first home, as it was the prototype," he says. "There was quite a bit of back and forth, and engineering, tooling, and sourcing."
Architects agree that working well with the factory is vital to the strength and quality of the homes. "Some manufacturers are bottom-feeders," Kirkpatrick says, so they care little for high design, "and most are resistant to different ideas." While developing HOM, he says KAA encountered manufacturers who balked at certain material selections, modern design, and architectural detailing.
According to Warner, Alchemy's work-around was to design for easy construction. "We tried to bend over backwards to design a house that can be built on a modular framework," he says. The firm designs its ceilings at 8 feet, for example, and uses 8-foot doors to avoid trim. It also bypasses complicated flourishes that could hold up the assembly line.
But there are other solutions. For Kaufmann and her team, "the best way for us to really maximize the benefits of our designs was to have our own factory," she says. So, in 2006, they bought one. They've since found "a few good factory partners who also build our designs," she adds, but the bulk of the building is handled by Kaufmann-owned mkConstructs.
And then there's Marianne Cusato. The Coral Gables, Fla.-based designer doesn't have a factory building her designs, nor does she have a modular line of houses, yet she still manages to produce affordable housing. Cusato's "Katrina Cottage" was designed as an emergency housing solution, but it has become the answer to many things. "People were looking at it as more of a vacation home," Cusato says of the builders who toured the prototype at the 2006 International Builders' Show, "and not so much as emergency housing."
For $700, interested individuals or builders may purchase a Katrina Cottage plan from a number of Web sites, including www.cusatocottages.com. Or they can buy the plans from Lowe's. Each store "has the takeoffs for everything that goes into the house and can walk you through [the process of making] changes," she explains. "The house still has to be built on site, but you get the materials and products you need, when you need them."
hat trick In the end, Kaufmann says, design pros interested in bringing their ideas to market must focus on due diligence. "It's critical to not just think like a typical architect, but to also think like a production worker, a builder, and a product designer," she says. "We have found that when we wear multiple hats, we come up with our best work."


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National Geographic to Produce KILLING KENNEDY Drama Based on O'Reilly Best-Selling Book
With the tremendous success of the National Geographic Channel's first feature film SEAL Team Six and in anticipation of the upcoming world premiere of Killing Lincoln in February 2013, National Geographic Channel President Howard T. Owens announced today that the network once again will join forces with Scott Free Productions to produce a two-hour film based on KILLING KENNEDY: The End of Camelot," Bill O'Reilly's latest New York Times best-selling book with co-author Martin Dugard .
The two-hour factual drama will stay true to the narrative storytelling devices used by O'Reilly in the book, which recounts the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy - and how a sequence of gunshots in Dallas not only killed a beloved president, but also propelled the nation into the Vietnam War and a cultural change.
"The common parallels between Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy are astonishing, with both assassinations profoundly changing the nation during crucial moments in its history. It made perfect sense that my follow-up to Lincoln would naturally lead to Kennedy," said author Bill O'Reilly. "While Kennedy's assassination continues to garner many conspiracy theories, our story is based on facts, some that haven't been publicly known. And with National Geographic Channel and Scott Free once again at the helm, I have the utmost trust and faith that they will bring the story of Kennedy and Camelot to life."
Production on the two-hour television event will begin this spring, combining rare historical insights and archives with dramatic and emotionally engaging storytelling in the signature style of the Scott brothers. Casting news will be announced shortly.
The special will premiere globally on the National Geographic Channel in 171 countries and 38 languages.
"Collaborating with National Geographic on Bill O'Reilly's follow-up was an easy decision. They share the same passion of storytelling, willing to take creative leaps and risks to keep viewers entertained to tell the provocative story of Kennedy's last days, a pivotal and historic moment," said Ridley Scott .
"With the tremendous success of SEAL Team Six, our first feature film, and the growing excitement over this February's premiere of Killing Lincoln, producing Bill O'Reilly's follow-up was a no-brainer and will be yet another story that will resonate with our audience," said Owens. "As Scott Free Productions continue to be perfect partners - taking risks and breaking new ground in storytelling - we are claiming a stake in producing factual dramas, delivering entertainment with substance."
About 'Killing Kennedy':
More than a million readers have thrilled to Bill O'Reilly's Killing Lincoln, the page-turning work of nonfiction about the shocking assassination that changed the course of American history. Now the anchor of The O'Reilly Factor recounts in gripping detail the brutal murder of John Fitzgerald Kennedy-and how a sequence of gunshots on a Dallas afternoon not only killed a beloved president but also sent the nation into the cataclysmic division of the Vietnam War and its culture-changing aftermath.
In January 1961, as the Cold War escalates, John F. Kennedy struggles to contain the growth of Communism while he learns the hardships, solitude, and temptations of what it means to be president of the United States. Along the way he acquires a number of formidable enemies, among them Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, Cuban dictator Fidel Castro , and Alan Dulles, director of the Central Intelligence Agency. In addition, powerful elements of organized crime have begun to talk about targeting the president and his brother, Attorney General Robert Kennedy .
In the midst of a 1963 campaign trip to Texas, Kennedy is gunned down by an erratic young drifter named Lee Harvey Oswald . The former Marine Corps sharpshooter escapes the scene, only to be caught and shot dead while in police custody.


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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by links18, Nov 29, 2012.
Brees has more than 1 playoff win in 6 years and a SB ring, I;m just sayin
The danger of getting a large early lead ona team that can throw is, well, they start doing what they do best in droves.
Now the Saints are gaining the momentum. Hope they lose, but this culd get interesting.
Well, that was really bad clock/game management.......
Horrible clock awareness from Brees.
Major screwup there.
Drew Brees is god awful.
Happens to the very best of them it seems.
Yea and he has a good OL and good WR's and a great D, something that Romo has never had in his 6 years, so quit blaming Romo for not have playoff wins when the D gives up 30, points a game..
That was positively Garrett like there...
Saints D hasn't been good since '09.
Brees had a brain fart at the end of the half
Right, the same year they won the SB and the last time they won a playoff game.
Saints are going to win this, getting the ball after half and they're starting to heat up. Saints just got the Falcons number....
And I said before when Romo career is over no one is going to care that he didn't have a O-line and great defense.
All they will say is............he didn't get it done
So true.
I know some around here don't watch a ton of games not involving the Cowboys, but if they did they'd see that over time this stuff (picks, fumbles, brain farts) happens to everyone at some point...no exceptions.
Brees is very good though, and having a few bad quarters will not change that.
Watching this game keep in mind Tony Romo can't see over his linemen (or so I'm told). Brees has no trouble doing it though, being two inches shorter.
You totally took something way out of context and ran with it.
Felix jones plays for the Saints? :laugh2:
When has that EVER come up?


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Melissa De Zwart (Adelaide Law School, The University of Adelaide) has published "Don't Shoot the Messenger: Wikileaks and the Future of the Internet", (2012), Telecommunications Journal Of Australia, Swinburne University of Technology 62 (4) p. 60. [registration required]. The abstract reads:
This article identifies some of the motivations behind, and the activities of, WikiLeaks. It then analyses the broader implications of the actions taken to withdraw funding support from WikiLeaks through the so-called 'Banking Blockade.' This article then considers the impact of the Banking Blockade which effectively dried up donations to WikiLeaks in 2010. It assesses what this means for the future of the Internet itself as an increasingly privatised domain, where the power of contract can overcome protections offered by the general law.
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The area was inhabited by Siouan-speaking Indians prior to its settlement by Europeans. Kershaw county was formed in 1791 and named for Joseph Kershaw, an officer in the American Revolution. In 1780 Camden, which became the county seat, was seized by British troops and later burned. Camden was the birthplace of six Confederate army generals. Navigation on the Wateree contributed to the county's economic development, as did cotton growing during the 19th and part of the 20th centuries. In the late 19th century Kershaw county began developing as a winter resort area.
Although the county is one of the state's chief sources of eggs, agriculture is of minor importance to its economy. Kaolin, sericite, and sand are mined. Lumbering and the manufacture of synthetic fabrics and textile products are the basis of the economy. Area 726 square miles (1,881 square km). Pop. (19902000) 4352,599647; (1998 2007 est.) 4858,593168.


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crossposted from Racialicious; written by Racialicious contributor Shannon Prince
Two years ago while I was studying abroad in Paris, my younger sister called me from the U.S. giggling that she had delicious news to share with me. She announced breathlessly that Disney was creating its first black princess movie. Despite the fact that I was a sophomore in college and my sister was a senior in upper school, we all but swooned.
Oh, I had my reservations – as someone who is African American, Native American, Asian American, and English American, it seemed that Disney had misrepresented the better part of my various heritages. I'm not even talking about the crow named "Jim Crow" in Dumbo or Peter Pan explaining that sexual attraction "makes the red man red" – I'm talking about superficially pro-multicultural films such as Pocahontas whose moral seemed to be that the indigenous warriors who fight in defense of sovereignty are just as wrong as imperialists fighting wars of conquest and Mulan which taught the valuable lesson that Chinese people are cool, if misogynistic, but the Huns are a mass of gray-skinned, barely human, rampaging savages. (The Huns were even seemingly identical in many frames, lending credence to the stereotype that the individual members of some Asian ethnic groups cannot be told apart.)
Given Disney's history, it's no surprise that criticism of The Princess and the Frog began early. Some elements of this criticism I found more valid than others. At first I saw no problem with protagonist Tiana's original name "Maddy," although some people said it sounded too similar to "mammy." However, once I learned that "Maddy" was a maid, the phonetic similarity between her name and the slave title did seem as though it could be unwieldy. A voice actor's tongue wouldn't have to slip very much to say "mammy" while ordering Maddy to do a chore, and in such a context, the name "Maddy" seemed both deliberately inappropriately evocative and easy for the audience to mishear. On any account "Maddy" struck me as decidedly less whimsical and resonant than "Ariel," which is of Shakespearian provenance, and "Jasmine" which is a treasured flower in the Middle East, but I'm not quite willing to label as Disney racism what might just be my own cynicism. (Disney did not have to name its other six princesses as they had names already from their original fairy tales i.e. Cinderella or from history i.e. "Pocahontas" was the real nickname of Matoaka.)
Just as Disney changed the name of its protagonist to "Tiana" (which, to me, sounds much more appropriate for a fairy tale princess) it has also changed her from being a maid to being a prospective restaurateur. I had been on the fence about our heroine's role as a southern belle's maid. Yes, it's cannon for fairy tale protagonists to begin their stories having low status, but a black heroine who is a domestic could be legitimately read not as a fairy tale trope but a reinforcement of real world racial denigration. Some may claim that it would be historically accurate for a 1920's black woman to be a maid, but Disney doesn't even care about historical accuracy when animating actual history (for example, Pocahontas.) Disney films often include generic European landscapes and eras and anachronistic details and social conventions. Let's consider Beauty and the Beast. Did French peasants like Belle's dad really have the time and resources to invent complicated gadgets? Should Belle have had access to so many books or even have been literate? If Disney allowed history to delimit their characterizations, at her age Belle should have been out of her father's home and in her own thatched roof house with a husband and a couple kids– and had far less teeth. Deciding to suddenly be historically accurate while telling a fairy tale about a black princess seems a little suspect. Not to mention after decades of singing candlesticks and flying carpets, it's a little late in the game to start claiming a commitment to realism.
Although I didn't agree completely with all the criticism directed at the film, I was disturbed when some whites were angered by some blacks having concerns with The Princess and the Frog, framing Disney, and white society as a whole, as the victims of unreasonable blacks who weren't content with the gift Disney, and by extension, post-racial America, had given them. It is important to remember that Disney's aim is not to serve any community but rather its own bottom line. Creating The Princess and the Frog is not a handout to black people any more than all the films starring white princesses were special gifts to white people. We didn't beg Disney for a movie with a black princess nor is there any onus on us to be content with the movie or any aspect of American society out of gratitude or to remain silent in the face of issues we see as needing improvement because someone decided to throw us a bone. The condemnation of black criticism from some whites suggests that black people are peripheral citizens or customers who are eternally the recipients of aid and should be perpetually grateful.
What's especially unfair about those who condemn blacks who criticize The Princess and the Frog is that whites, as a race, are not condemned as ungrateful or otherwise for critiquing the numerous white Disney princesses (or society at large.) Whites have taken Disney to task over white princesses' independence, agency, body size, beauty, and intelligence among other things. There are academics and writers who have built a discipline out of critiquing Disney – particularly its princesses. While some whites now paint Disney as a desperate corporation scrambling to alter Tiana and assuage the endless demands of blacks, they fail to note how Ariel was the headstrong response to white complaints about obedient Cinderella and Belle was the feminist response to white criticism about willing-to-give-up-her-voice-for-a-man Ariel. Whites have made countless demands about their heroines, and Disney has altered their creations in response to those demands. Yet whites also know that if any given princess isn't pleasing, in a few years another will be created. This is the first and most likely last black Disney princess. After all, while Disney repeatedly makes white princesses, it has yet to create more than one princess from the same minority ethnic group. In that light, it's important to get Tiana right on the first (and probably only) shot.
Another charge levied at black critics of The Princess and the Frog is that they are trifling to "waste time" getting agitated over cartoons. But the fact is all media, especially those directed at children in their formative years, shape how people see and interact with the world. That's why fairy tales have morals and Sesame Street has educational value. Children are especially malleable by media because they haven't or have just begun developing critical thinking skills and are just getting their first and foundational impressions of the world.
Disney recognizes the power of media. The company has often used its films to political ends. For example, Donald Duck was placed in a series of World War II films designed to make children passionate supporters of American troops and enemies of the Nazis and the Japanese army. Then later, Donald Duck was used in the films Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros to promote Franklin Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy towards Latin America. Clearly, if cartoons were "just cartoons" Disney wouldn't make such films.
I have my own concerns about The Princess and the Frog. First, Tiana, the black princess, is paired up with a white prince (or at least a prince who looks white and is voiced by a Brazilian actor who also looks white) who has to save her from a black villain. Some might argue that portraying interracial marriage in film is good – but why then weren't any of the white princesses given non-white princes to save them from white villains? And since Disney doesn't give white princesses non-white princes, isn't this interracial relationship at the expense of black boys who deserve a hero just as much as black girls deserve a heroine? Originally the prince was explicitly reported as being the jazz-loving monarch of a European country. By giving the prince an olive, but still white, complexion and a Brazilian accent, Disney gets to go forward with their original white hero yet make him ambiguous enough to not be unequivocally criticized as white at the same time. Furthermore, there's a disturbing racial subtext to this plot. As intellectual Gayatri Spivak says, one of the main justifications of colonialism has been "white men saving brown women from brown men." Here, that racist and sexist notion is invoked. The plot also follows Disney's pattern of making their evil characters more "ethnic" and darker than their good characters. For example, the Chinese have wheat colored skin in Mulan while the Huns are dark gray. Aladdin is tan with European features while Jafar is brown with Arabic features.
My most serious concern, however, is the way voodoo religion is treated in the film. The prince is turned into a frog by a bad voodoo "magician," the black villain, and when Tiana's attempt to save him by kissing him turns her into a frog as well, the two of them must seek the aid of a benevolent voodoo priestess. Most of what people know about voodoo comes from inaccurate information both in fictional entities such as books and films and in ill-informed news stories where in a far-flung country (even one outside of West Africa, the home of Vodoun) the latest depravities of someone labeled a "witch doctor" or the perversely violent beliefs that have taken hold of a population are called voodoo. Voodoo isn't seen as a specific religion but as a synonym for magic or superstition in a variety of broad contexts. It's analogous to a film showing white characters adhering to wacky/sinister beliefs a scriptwriter invented and the film referring to it as Christianity or news media referring to any odd or egregious action taken by white people of any faith as Judaism.
Vodoun is a West African religion that was carried by slaves to the Western hemisphere, primarily Haiti and Louisiana, where it became known in its new forms as voodoo. Voodoo is a complex syncretic belief system that draws on African traditions as diverse as those of the Ewes and Dahomeys, the faith of the indigenous Tainos, and Catholicism and Islam. The foundation of voodoo is not charms (which attract the most outside attention) but monotheistic faith, belief in saints and spirits, and a focus on moral values such as charity and respect for the elderly. People do perform rites for protection and defense, but suffice it to say that voodoo is not about being a magician or a fairy godmother. Yet the rites performed in voodoo, when not exoticized and exaggerated past any semblance of accuracy or entirely fictionalized, are typically considered superstitious magic by non-practitioners while rites in Christianity – such as the belief that you can lay hands on people and cast devils out of them or anoint people with oil and heal them – are not.
To underline how offensive The Prince and the Frog's version of voodoo is, imagine if another religion were treated as a system of enchantment that could be employed for good or for ill. Imagine if the prince had been changed into a frog because a Catholic priest, referred to as a magician, who is wearing a Roman collar but seems to exist in a separate universe from the actual tenets of Catholicism, sprinkled him with cursed water from a baptismal font, and the only way for the prince and Tiana to save themselves was for them to get the pope-wizard to feed them magical communion wafers. It's because voodoo is an African religious system that it can be treated with such license as though it weren't a real religion like Christianity or Hinduism.
The last thing that concerns me about The Princess and the Frog might be termed Esmeralda's Eyes syndrome. In the Disney movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which had its own racial problems, the Romani woman Esmeralda, in the film referred to as a gypsy, has deep brown skin, black hair, and bright green eyes. Now I know that people whose skin isn't beige, including those among the Romani people, don't necessarily have brown eyes – my own great-grandfather was a golden skinned man with lovely baby blues, but Esmeralda's eyes didn't have the naturalness of Sharbat Gula's. The vivid aquamarine shade of Esmeralda's eyes jarred distractingly with her skin. As a child watching the film I was struck by how my sister and I would have had a heroine, or at least a hero's love interest, with exactly our features if only Esmeralda's eyes had been brown. So many girls, whether they were Romani, black, Pacific Islanders, or South Asians, could have finally seen themselves reflected in a Disney leading lady if that one small detail had been changed. I felt, rightly or wrongly, as though Disney had made Esmeralda's eyes green to keep girls like me from identifying with her, to thwart us, to show that in order to be beautiful or worthy of headlining a Disney film you had to have at least one European feature, and animators were determined to provide Esmeralda with one even though it clashed alarmingly with her other features. I felt as though Disney were saying to whites, "Yes, Esmeralda is non-white, but not really."
How does this relate to The Princess and the Frog? When I read the plot of the film I felt disappointed to learn that the heroine spends a significant chunk of the movie not as a black princess at all but as a frog. After decades of waiting, would it be too much to actually see an hour and a half of a black princess on the screen? I can't help but think that Disney would never hide a non-black princess away in animal form for a large part of a film – maybe because they never have. This is a fairy tale with a white prince and a black princess who, for much of the movie, isn't a black princess at all. Perhaps in the scenes where Tiana is hopping around in her toady body whites in the audience will forget how melanin-endowed she was in the movie's opening and identify with her. Still, I can't help but wonder if The Princess and the Frog came down with a case of Esmeralda's Eyes syndrome – if this was Disney's way of saying to white audiences, "Yes, Tiana's black, but not really."
Despite the fact that I'm an arguably political person, I can still remember the elation I felt when my sister told me Disney was making a black princess. Even while I knew about Disney's poor track record with race, I was willing to put everything aside and start them off with a blank slate. One of my favorite songs is "Part of Your World" and the scene in Beauty and the Beast where the Beast gives Belle the castle library still makes me smile. Disney magic is potent. For many young girls Disney is a primary root of day-dreams and imaginative play. They are invested in the stories Disney tells and the characters Disney invents. Disney's images, songs, and stories become deeply rooted in American culture and people's family and personal histories – that's why a visit to Disneyworld is an almost mandatory event in American childhood and people scramble to get Disney films before they are locked away in the "Disney vault" as though they were precious treasures – for many people they are. The idea of Disney's prodigious musical and artistic skill focused around a black princess delighted me – so I regret that I've had to switch from wonderment to wondering why the trailer reveals that the film's obligatory animal sidekick is a firefly who is missing teeth – and the ones he has are crooked. (I mean, really, Ariel gets a calypso-singing crustacean, Cinderella has mice that can sew, and the black princess gets a raggedy half-toothless firefly – when she isn't spending the movie being the animal sidekick herself. Sorry, I'm through with my digression.) Even despite all this the little girl in me who still wants a pair of glass slippers hopes that Disney will get it together and produce a movie worthy of the generations long wait of all the black girls, some of them now grandmothers, who have been hoping for a black princess.
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I need to use BT5 to recover my windows login password, which I promptly forgot after changing it when a laptop was given to me. I heard of a tool (chntpw) that allegedly does this, but "nt" leads me to believe it may not work on windows 7. This is my first question: should it?
Also, I have run into problems trying to install it. I'll run "apt-get install chntpw" and get BT says it can't find the package. .....ok.
Than I just run "chntpw" thinking maybe it is already installed somewhere, but I get back "[it says use apt-get to install it] you will have to enable the 'universe' component."
I have a rough idea of what universe is, having read a tutorial trying to figure this whole ordeal out myself, although in the tutorial, the poster used an older version of ubuntu, which had some kind of package manager built into it BT clearly doesn't have. All he had to do was check a couple boxes, one for 'universe' and one for 'multiverse'.
I had a few boot disks of ubuntu 10.10, ubuntu 10.4 and mint 10 lying around, so I tried doing it exactly like the tutorial, using straight up ubuntu. I found the package manager, and used it ok, but "chntpw" wasn't listed in that kind of database of tools ( I'm not sure exactly what it is they come from). Oh, and I definitely was connected to the internet. I made sure of this, even using an oldschool ethernet cord.
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Security that is Simply On
Nov 20, 2012 5:16am
The following is a guest blog from Tracy Bartley, Director of Communications at Gryphn Corporation.
I recently attended the "Teaching Generation Digital" panel at the Family Online Safety Institute's annual conference with Karen Cator of the U.S. Department of Education, Bret Perikins of Comcast, Jane Tallim of the Media Awareness Network Canada and Connie Yowell of the MacArthur Foundation.
The coverage of personal security issues for children in Internet learning inspired the question, what kind of security do we need and how much?
We are aware we are being watched, scrutinized by corporations, peers, teachers, marketers, governments, employers, significant others or even strangers from across the globe. Yet we struggle to articulate the threats to our personal privacy; either seeming so nebulous or so numerous that we become overwhelmed and often trust in our relative anonymity to protect us.
Others choose a more totalitarian approach: One commentator at the FOSI conference directed attention to Ed Tech's recommendations for Internet security: don't provide any information about yourself to people you don't know, even your name can compromise you. Don't email anyone you don't know, don't post any pictures online. These blanket injunctions rob the participant of the rewards as well as the risks.
Functional, workable security and security practices must grow in tandem with behavior; existing to mitigate the risks associated with behaviors that are fundamentally rewarding. Security exists to serve and enable education, modernization, progress… these are the dictators for how security should behave.
The scandal involving former CIA Director Ret. Gen. David Petraeus has unveiled the vulnerability of communications, from an unsent e-mail that was suspect, to family communications between parties further and further from the initial incident that should not have been publically vetted.
When the investigator or the perpetrator, regardless of their intention, crosses the border from inconsequential to personal data, the knowledge gained in search cannot be retracted. This border lacks clear delineation. Which email should the investigator have read?
Without set boundaries, managed by legal means or by disabling functional access to certain information, how can we clearly define which email marked the investigator's trespass and which he should be commended for opening?
Protection and separation of personal and public data in transit, in storage and at rest should not require extensive education and behavioral modification.
These protections need to be simply ON. Internet searches in school should be automatically set to use https; default school e-mail accounts should use an encrypted and private service. Cell phones should come standard with an encrypted text messaging service that enables control of the recipient's ability to save and forward messages. Facebook's default security settings should be set to the highest exclusivity.
One commentator at the event noted that we are elevating rhetoric of fear to our children. Fear dissuades positive behavior while implying an unknown and unmanaged threat. We have security that works in service of our behavior, being therefore neither unknown nor unmanaged. There is nothing wrong with posting a photo on Facebook and feeling that rush of 79 of your friends liking what you posted.
Tracy works as Director of Communications at Gryphn Corporation, promoting safe, secure and responsible digital behavior, particularly on mobile. Currently she is working with a free encrypted text-messaging app called ArmorText.


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Porsha Williams charged with assault
(TMZ) - "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Porsha Williams is a wanted woman ... TMZ reports there's a warrant out for her arrest.
According to TMZ, ATL cops are going after Porsha over a fight she had with Kenya Moore on the set of the show. Porsha allegedly attacked Kenya, who filed a police report. TMZ reports that the show has the raw footage, and that was enough to charge Porsha with misdemeanor battery -- thus the warrant.
Porsha's lawyer, Joe Habachy, tells TMZ she will surrender Thursday.
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Fox Contributors Who Weren't Purged: Resident Birther And Resident Truther
Fox News recently parted ways with two of the network's most high profile contributors, Sarah Palin and Dick Morris, in a reported effort [1] to "purge some of its more controversial characters." In prior years, Fox drew criticism for its employment of birther Eric Bolling and 9-11 conspiracy theorist Andrew Napolitano, both of whom the network still employs.
On the April 2011 evening after President Obama released his long-form birth certificate, Bolling claimed [2] on his Fox Business program "that there is a legitimate question as to whether or not the president of the United States is allowed to be president of the United States" and said that the document had "been altered." In a subsequent segment [3] featuring a large-scale blow-up of Obama's long-form birth certificate, he said that the document had "a green border that had to be Photoshopped in."
In November 2010, Napolitano appeared on the radio show [4] of leading conspiracist Alex Jones and said that it's "hard for me to believe that" World Trade Center Building 7 "came down by itself" -- a central tenet of 9-11 conspiracy theories -- and claimed that "twenty years from now, people will look at 9-11 the way we look at the assassination of JFK today. It couldn't possibly have been done the way the government told us." Despite criticism from liberals and conservatives [5], Fox News gave Napolitano a pass [6].
In February 2012, Fox Business canceled [7] Napolitano's Freedom Watch and Bolling's Follow the Money in a primetime shakeup that didn't appear related to any single remark (Fox suggested [8] that they wanted programs that focused more on business news). Bolling is now the co-host of The Five (where little about Bolling has changed [9]), and was recently made the host of the weekend show Cashin' In. Napolitano continues to appear frequently across Fox's lineup as its "senior judicial analyst."
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The whole case of the remnant laid before Jehovah
Christ has been introduced, not indeed yet in glory, but associating Himself with the remnant, and suffering even unto death for them. Hence their whole case can be prophetically gone into. And here for the first time we meet the confession of sins. It is not merely position that we had from Psalms 3-7; nor the sense of circumstances which Psalms 11-15 gave, founded on Psalm 9, and Psalm 10; but the whole case of the remnant, as they will feel, entered into. The first word characterises them: "Unto thee, O Jehovah, will I lift up my soul." The godly man expresses his trust in his God, and prays that he may not be ashamed, but that those may that are wilfully wicked. The remnant are distinguished thus in verse 3. There is the desire to be shown Jehovah's ways, to be taught in His truth, for He was the God of their salvation: they always waited on Him.
Confession; mercy hoped for in Jehovah's name
Next, verse 6, he casts himself on what God is in mercy, as He had shown Himself, and pleads that He may not remember Israel's past sins, but himself according to His mercy. He knows Jehovah, that He is good and upright, and will therefore teach sinners in the way. His dealing with them is according to His own nature and character where He works in grace, goodness, and uprightness. This is an all-important point. Next, we get the present character of the remnant: they are the meek of the earth; these Jehovah would guide in judgment. All Jehovah's ways were mercy towards such; and faithfulness to promises and righteousness infallibly marked them. In it we have the fullest confession by the godly man of his own sin, not merely the former sins of Israel. He looks only for mercy, his iniquity is so great, and founds his hope on Jehovah's name. This is exceedingly beautiful. Jehovah's name, as revealed in Israel, had in the previous verses of this psalm been fully entered into; His ways of mercy and truth in Israel. The answer to this cry, in the effectual work of Christ, though testified of in the prophets, and forming in God's sight the ground-work of all, is not, I apprehend, at this time known by the godly remnant, nor till they look on Him whom they have pierced; but they have the ways of God, His promises, and the abundant declarations and invitations, yea, pleadings, of Jehovah in the prophets, that if their sins had been as scarlet, they should be as white as snow. All this revelation was Jehovah's name to them; and to this they look, something in the state, though not exactly, of the poor woman in the city that was a sinner before she received the Lord's answer of peace.In verses 12-14 we get the prophetic answer of the Spirit in hope; in verses 15-21, the meek one. He lays his whole case before Jehovah. The great result and true application is seen in the last verse. This psalm lays the whole case of the remnant before Jehovah in the expression to Him of a heart attracted and taught by grace. It is a very full and distinct expression of their place and pleadings before Him, and according to what He is. Some very definite points are brought out: the confession of Israel's past sins, the confession of his own by him who speaks. Mercy is looked to as the only resource. Yet from so gracious a God they can count on His teaching sinners. But these sinners are the meek of the earth who are to inherit it. Integrity of heart characterises them, and they trust in and wait for Jehovah. Compare with this the incomparable picture of the remnant in the beginning of Luke. The psalm is both beautiful and very fully characteristic.Synopsis by John Darby