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Saturday, October 24 2009 - Accountability
Ex-FBI Translator Claims Spying at DoD
October 21, 2009
After seven years of forced silence, a government whistleblower is opening up on what she learned while working as a Turkish translator for the FBI in the wake of 9/11.
In sworn testimony to attorneys on Aug. 8, Sibel Edmonds described a Pentagon where key personnel helped pass defense secrets to foreign agents or provided them names of knowledgeable officials who were vulnerable to blackmail or co-option.
And firmly rooted in this espionage program in the 1990s, according to Edmonds' deposition, were two men who, with the election of George W. Bush as president in 2000, found themselves in the Pentagon: Douglas Feith, who would head the Office of Special Plans, and Richard Perle, who would become chairman of the Defense Advisory Board.
"They were 100 percent directly involved," Edmonds told Military.com. "They were not in the Pentagon [in the late 1990s] but they had their people inside the Pentagon." One of those people, she said, was Larry Franklin, an Air Force officer assigned to the Office of Special Plans who, in 2003, passed classified information to representatives of the American Israel Public Affairs Office, or AIPAC. By then Feith was leading the OSP.
Edmonds cautioned that she does not know if these practices are continuing, since she was fired by the FBI in April 2002 after pressing for an investigation into an attempt by a colleague to recruit her for an organization that was itself a target of FBI surveillance.
Perle, today a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and board member for or adviser to other think tanks, including the National Institute for Neareast Affairs and the Center for Security Policy, emphatically denied Edmonds' claims in an interview with Military.com.
"This woman is a nutcase. Certifiable," Perle said. "She makes wild accusations. She was fired from her job, and has been on a vendetta against ... imagined demons ever since."
Feith, in an email to Military.com, said: "What I've read on the Internet about Ms. Edmonds's claims about me is wildly false and bizarre."
Defense Department spokesman Lt. Col. Eric Butterbaugh declined comment, saying any investigation into such allegations would be carried out by the FBI. An FBI spokesman said the bureau's policy is not to confirm or deny the existence of an investigation.
Edmonds, who has degrees from George Washington University and George Mason University, speaks Turkish, Farsi, and Azerbaijani. She got into the world of FBI investigations and counter-intelligence after 9/11, when the FBI contacted her about coming to work as a Turkish translator. In short order she was on the job and translating documents going as far back as the mid-90s, as well as assisting special agents in the field who were monitoring both "foreign entities" and the public officials linked to them.
But not long after she joined the bureau another Turkish translator came on board -- Malec Can Dickerson. And in December 2001 Dickerson and her husband, Douglas, then an Air Force major, tried to recruit her to join American Turkish Council -- an organization that was actually being monitored by the FBI. Also, according to Edmonds, Douglas Dickerson had previously worked with Grossman in Turkey and, though assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency, was working for Feith's OSP and also as a coordinator with the State Department on the Turkey Republics in Central Asia.
Edmonds reported the attempted recruitment, but no action was taken. She said she soon found evidence that Malec Can Dickerson included false information on her FBI job application. Again, no response from officials, she said.
When the FBI finally did act, in March 2002, it was to fire her. When she appealed her termination and eventually sued, the Justice Department, then under John Ashcroft, invoked a "state's secret' privilege to prevent her from talking about what she knew. When Sens. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, looked into her case and found it credible, Ashcroft invoked the same gag order on them.
The Justice Department's own Inspector General's report was barred from release by Ashcroft, though when an unclassified version finally became available in 2005 it concluded that "many of Edmonds's core allegations relating to the co-worker [Malec Can Dickerson] had some basis in fact and were supported by either documentary evidence or witnesses other than Edmonds." And though the Justice Department's IG found the evidence didn't prove that the co-worker had disclosed classified information, it said the FBI should have investigated the claims more thoroughly.
Since being fired, Edmonds founded the National Security Whistleblowers Coalition, made up of current or former federal employees or contractors who have exposed waste, and abuse in government operations.
Edmonds made her testimony in connection with a complaint filed with the Ohio Elections Commission by U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt, R-Ohio, against her 2008 opponent, David Krikorian. Krikorian, who ran as an independent, claimed in a political ad that Schmidt took "blood money" from the Turkish government to deny the Armenian Holocaust at the hands of the Ottoman Turks in the first part of the 20th century. Krikorian's lawyers wanted Edmonds to testify about pressure that Turkish lobbyists have brought to bear in the U.S. to keep politicians from discussing the attempted genocide.
Earlier this month the commission concluded that Krikorian's "blood money" allegation showed a reckless disregard for the truth, since there was no evidence that money donated to Schmidt by a Turkish-American political action committee came from the Turkish government, according to a report by The Associated Press.
The commission did not make any findings regarding Edmonds' testimony.
One of Edmonds' believers is John M. Cole, a former FBI counterintelligence analyst and author of "While America Sleeps: An FBI Whistleblower's Story." Cole, who worked for the bureau 18 years and now works for the Defense Intelligence Agency at Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., said the pattern of espionage described by Edmonds is familiar to him.
"In the 1990s I was responsible for Western Europe and Israel [counterintelligence cases]," Cole told Military.com. "We did have ongoing investigations of officials in the State Department and also the Department of Defense." And he said cases did extend outside the Pentagon, to various Air Force Bases and the RAND Corp. -- something Edmonds also stated in her testimony.
Cole said he could not identify the people investigated or detail the cases, nor could he say whether anyone named by Edmonds figured into any of his cases.
After seven years of silence, Edmonds said she was glad to be able to finally divulge some of what she had been forced to keep in, but she doubted any government agency would seriously pursue her claims. There is no indication the current Justice Department is reopening an investigation, she said, and neither politicians nor mainstream media have shown an interest.
"I did it [testified] under oath," she said. "I have a very successful financial life, I've been married 18 years. I have a family, I have a daughter, I have lot to lose. I'd have to be either mentally insane or someone who doesn't have anything to lose, [who] just makes allegations and lies under oath," to claim these things if they were not true.
Edmonds claims that much of the Pentagon information found its way into the hands of both Israeli and Turkish operatives through the State Department, courtesy of Marc Grossman, then assistant secretary of state for political affairs, the third-highest ranking member at State. As she described in her Aug. 8 testimony, "certain people from Pentagon would send a list of individuals with access to sensitive data, whether weapons technology or nuclear technology, and this information would include all their sexual preference, how much they owed on their homes, if they have gambling issues, and [Grossman] would provide it to these foreign operatives, and those foreign operatives would go and hook those Pentagon people."
Robert S. Tyrer, co-president of The Cohen Group, a Washington lobbying firm where Grossman is now a vice chairman, told Military.com in an email that Edmonds' allegations against the former ambassador "are completely untrue and ludicrous."
According to Edmonds, those sought out by Turkish and Israeli agents might actually be working outside the Pentagon. As a result, she testified, the foreign operatives managed to put on their payroll individuals "on almost every major nuclear facility in the United States, RAND Corporation and ... various Air Force labs that develop certain weapons technology."
And the Defense Department wasn't the only power center targeted by foreign agents and their U.S. helpers, she says. On Capitol Hill, she said, the late congressman Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif., disclosed "highest level" intelligence and weapons technology to both Israel and Turkey.
The foreign operatives, themselves, Edmonds told Military.com, were motivated by both nationalism and profit. After providing Israeli or Turkish interests with what they wanted from pilfered secrets, she said, they might offer what was left to the highest bidder.
"There is a black market for everything, including for nuclear-related information, weapons technology," she told Military.com. "Of course some of these people [operatives] are 'double-dipping.'"
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Kevin Jonas says his first child's name 'rolls off the tongue'
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Kevin Jonas, 26, and wife Danielle are expecting their first child together any day now, having announced the pregnancy in July of last year.
The Jonas Brother admits to ABC News that "Jonas is a weird last name, not that many things go with it," adding that his baby girl's name "just kind of came to us" and it "rolls off the tongue."
And that's all the singer will reveal about the name…for now.
"We are trying to keep that a secret because everyone knows we are having a girl, but right when she's born, we are going to tell everyone," Danielle adds, noting that the name has particular significance to her. "It's different enough, but not too crazy."
Meanwhile, the flourishing Jonas family are hard at work perfecting the nursery for their impending bundle of joy. "I am building us a house and we are about two and half weeks away from moving in," Kevin explains. "The nursery will be here at the end of next week. The walls are painted. The floors will be stained this weekend, you could move furniture and you could live there, it's fine."
Of course, with a child, there will come some rough-n-tumble times as parents. Kevin says, "There are going to be times where that baby is not going to stop crying and I'm not going to know what to do, and nothing we are going to do is going to work. But we are going to get through it and it's going to be great. We are not even going to remember it the minutes she starts to smile."
Kevin and his brothers Joe and Nick might be on the outs as far as making music, but we wouldn't quite expect Kevin to "definitely want a larger family." He also confesses that "I actually wanted girls," after growing up with his siblings.
"I said four, but maybe after this one, three," Danielle quips. "It's tough."
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DUI Saturation Patrols will deploy on Friday between the hours of 8 p.m. and 4 a.m. in areas with high frequencies of DUI collisions and/or arrests.
There were 774 deaths in 2010 as a result of drunk driving in California, according to police. After falling dramatically for five straight years, figures for 2011 indicate that DUI deaths remained the same as 2010. Over the course of the past three years, DUI collisions have claimed 14 lives and resulted in 305 injury crashes harming 417 of our friends and neighbors throughout the state.
"California's roadways are much safer than they were before 2006," said OTS Director Christopher J. Murphy in a press release. "The Long Beach Police Department will be keeping the pressure on through enforcement and public awareness so that we can continue saving lives and reach the vision we all share - Toward zero deaths, every 1 counts."
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(Cleveland) – A local priest is pleading not guilty to charges of soliciting sex.
68-year-old Father James McGonegal was briefly in court Tuesday. McGonegal was arrested last Friday at Edgewater Park after an off-duty park ranger says the priest offered him $50 for sex.
The judge continued the personal bond that was set over the weekend.
McGonegal has stepped down a priest from St. Ignatius of Antioch and has reportedly admitted he's HIV positive. He has been a priest since 1971.
The diocese released the following statement after McGonegal's arraignment:
"The status of Fr. James McGonegal is under review. Fr McGonegal has stepped away from his duties at St. Ignatius of Antioch Parish to attend to his personal matters. Fr. Gary Yanus, priest in residence at St. Ignatius of Antioch Parish will temporarily attend to the sacramental needs of the parish community."
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Want to buy my first bow! [Recurve, please]
Shot a couple of weeks ago for the first time and now I'm addicted. My neighbor is getting a little frustrated with me knocking on his door every morning to borrow his kingfisher recurve so I am in the market for my own bow!
I am looking for a recurve bow at this time, no compounds please. 40# weight is ideal and my draw is approx. 25.5". I don't need arrows but I would prefer that it came with a useable string. I'm looking to stay at or below $75 shipped. I know that is low but, unfortunately, I cannot warrant spending much more on a hobby I recently picked up. I just don't want to lose interest and be out a chunk of cash [starving student and all...] I'm not looking for anything particularly pretty, just something that shoots nice. I prefer a traditional bow as opposed to a composite material.
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One of my biggest personal complaints about Wall Street is the lack of transparency or accountability, and the fact that "regular" investors have the deck stacked against them.
Fat cat CEOs get golden parachutes after running companies into the ground, big hedge funds have armies of researchers and can mess around with tactics like high-frequency trading trading and "dark pools" of securities … all while regular folks like you and me are just trying to make sure we can retire sometime before age 87 while holding down our day jobs.
So in the spirit of accountability and fairness, I try to regularly update readers on my performance — as honestly as I can. I rarely make short-term calls, so typically it takes some time for my advice to pass or fail. But hopefully after two or three months, the results will speak for themselves.
If I were to grade myself on my writing since December, I think I earn a solid B. Yes, the market has been in an updraft so stock picking has been easier – but a number of my calls outperformed dramatically, lapping the Dow two or three times over.
On the other hand, I hardly qualify for the top of the class. On the individual subject of short-side trading, I get a big fat F. I also made a few bonehead calls about the banking sector, which has been one of the biggest sources of gains in the recent rally.
Here is a comprehensive list of my writing, a little background and a link to the original post. I put the bad calls first too so I can't be accused of hiding my stupidity.
How do you think I fared? Send me your feedback to firstname.lastname@example.com or roast me on Twitter @JeffReevesIP. You can also spout off in the comment section below.
The Bad
12/16 – 5 Sure-Fire Shorts for 2012
On the plus side, Cabot Oil & Gas (NYSE:COG) is off 16% since this writing…but the other stocks all have actually outperformed the market. The biggest offender? Office Depot (NYSE:ODP) tacked on 66% since this column was published. That's what you get for talking shorts amid a rip-roaring rally.
12/28 – 3 Shorts Set to Crash Harder Than Sears
Soda Stream (NASDAQ:SODA) and Barnes & Noble (NYSE:BKS) are indeed slightly in the red. But Zagg Inc (NASDAQ:ZAGG)? Up almost 39%. More proof that it's very difficult to short a rally.
1/12 – 3 Stocks Even Wall Street Fat Cats Expect to Crash
The hits keep coming. The "best" call here is that Lilly (NYSE:LLY) is flat. Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is up 25% since then, and Sears (NASDAQ:SHLD) has more than doubled – thanks in part to a short squeeze. I could try to weasel out of responsibility by saying I was just highlighting what other people were shorting … but the staggering wrongness of this article makes it hard to shirk blame.
1/13 – JPMorgan Earnings: Another Red Flag for Bank Stocks
Yeah, who would have wanted to own banks in Q1? JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) jumped 24% after this missive, Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) soared 40% and the broad Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (NYSEARCA:XLF) doubled the market.
1/23 – These Canadian Stocks Offer Big Potential
The banks listed here have outperformed the Dow, but certainly underperformed their domestic peers considering the breakneck run for U.S. financials. And commodities stocks Suncor Energy (NYSE:SU), Canadian Natural Resources (NYSE:CNQ) and Barrick Gold (NYSE:ABX) are all in the red.
2/15 – 3 Overvalued Stocks Screaming 'Short!'
I hope you learned by now that when I say short, you should probably buy… you could have made a pretty penny on the other side of these trades. The Dow is up 2% and all of these are up significantly more – LinkedIn (NYSE:LNKD) tacked on 22% since my bearish call.
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12/3 – Disney Is a Buy After Huge Dividend Increase
Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) stock is up almost 18% since this call, roughly double the broader Dow Jones Industrial Average.
12/9 – Ford Looks Like a Buy After Reinstating Dividend
Ford (NYSE:F) stock is up 16% since this call, vs. about 9% for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
12/14 – Sun Might Be Setting on Solar Stocks
First Solar (NASDAQ:FSLR) is down over 40% since this call, with the Claymore/MAC Global Solar Index ETF (NYSEARCA:TAN) off over 10% despite the broader rally. At least I got one, sell-side call right…
12/22 – Why Dividend Darlings Will Burn You in 2012
I warned investors that the two red-hot dividend sectors of 2011 – utilities and tobacco – couldn't keep up their success and would underperform in the months ahead. Since then the Utilities SPDR ETF (NYSE:XLU) is actually in the red despite the broad-based rally for the market, while Altria (NYSE:MO) and Reynolds American (NYSE:RAI) are flat.
12/22 – Toyota in the Comeback Driver's Seat for 2012
Toyota (NYSE:TM) is up 34% since this call, about three times the performance of the Dow Jones.
12/30 – 10 Best Stocks for 2012
My call in Alcoa (NYSE:AA) has put me in the top five of our InvestorPlace.com stock-picking contest, with returns that have doubled the market in 2012.
1/19 – 5 $200-Plus Stocks Worth Every Cent
The Dow is up 5% since then, and the least of these five picks is up 8%. Biggest winners are Priceline (NASDAQ:PCLN) and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), which are both up by over 40%.
1/31 – 5 Technology Stocks That (Almost) Are the Next Apple
The "worst" of this group has almost doubled the Dow Jones' 4% return since this column was published. The highest flyer is Red Hat (NYSE:RHT), up 30% followed by Cognizant Technology (NASDAQ:CTSH) with a 20% gain.
2/7 – 5 Midsize Stocks With High Yield, High Growth
The Dow is up a bit more than 2% since this column, and two of the picks admittedly are slightly in the red. But Cinemark (NYSE:CNK) has added almost 10%, Diebold (NYSE:DBD) has tacked on 16%, American Eagle (NYSE:AEO) has tacked on 25%. Not counting dividends, either.
Jeff Reeves is the editor of InvestorPlace.com, and the author of "The Frugal Investor's Guide to Finding Great Stocks." Write him at editor@investorplace?.com or follow him on Twitter via @JeffReevesIP. As of this writing, Jeff did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


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Limited-scope representation is when you and a lawyer agree that the lawyer will handle some parts of your case and you will handle others. This is different from more traditional arrangements between lawyers and clients where a lawyer is hired to provide legal services on all aspects of a case, from start to finish. Limited-scope representation is sometimes called "unbundling" or "discrete task representation."
Here are some examples of limited-scope arrangements:
When you cannot afford to pay for a lawyer to handle your entire case, limited-scope representation can be a great way for you to have legal help with your case while keeping costs down. Courts approve of limited-scope representation because they want to encourage people to get as much legal assistance as they need to protect their rights. They know that you will do a better job of following proper court procedures and presenting the important information to them if you have the help of a lawyer during the more complicated parts of a case.
Limited-scope representation may be somewhat new in some counties, and some courts and lawyers may not be very familiar with it. But more and more lawyers are willing to take on limited-scope cases and more judges are becoming familiar with these arrangements. You can contact your local lawyer referral service to find out where you can find a lawyer who will provide unbundled services. When you do speak with a lawyer and you want limited representation, make sure that you are clear about what you want; that you do not want to hire the lawyer to handle the entire case.
When trying to decide if a limited-scope arrangement is right for you, you should:
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Limited-scope representation vs. full representation
There are many benefits to limited-scope representation over full representation:
But, there are many times when limited-scope may not be a good choice, like when:
Limited-scope representation vs. representing yourself
Limited-scope representation can often also be a better alternative than representing yourself:
You and the lawyer should have an in-depth discussion about all the aspects of your case, and agree on your respective responsibilities.
Some of the issues you need to work out with the lawyer are:
In making decisions about these issues, remember that the lawyer has the education and experience to work on the more technical parts of your case, guide you throughout the court process, and spot important legal issues that you may not see on your own.
You and the limited-scope lawyer will be working as a team, but it is your case. If you and the lawyer cannot agree on who should take on which parts of the case, or on decisions that need to be made in your case, you should listen to what the lawyer says. If the lawyer feels strongly that the course you want to take is not in your best interests, listen carefully to the reasons why he or she is recommending you do something differently.
But, in the end, it is your case, your decision and your responsibility. You have the right to disregard the lawyer's advice, but if the case does not turn out the way you hoped, you have to be willing to accept the responsibility for your decision.
The lawyer will likely tell you where to look to find tools to help you assist in your own representation. There are many good resources out there, including this Online Self-Help Center, help from your court, your court's website, your local public law library, and others.
There are special forms and service contracts that you and your limited-scope lawyer have to use when you agree to limited-scope representation.
Lawyer contract
First, make sure your contract with the limited-scope lawyer is very clear, and that every detail you discussed in terms of handling the case is in writing. If anything changes, you can always agree to increase or change the scope of representation between the 2 of you at a later time.
Your contract should be very clear on what the lawyer will and will not be doing, as well as what you, the client, will be doing. The contract should also clearly specify how you will be charged and your fee arrangement. The clearer you are, the more likely you are to avoid any misunderstandings.
Before you sign, make sure you understand everything in the agreement and the risks of limited-scope representation.
Court forms
A special notice has to be filed in your court case to inform the court and the other side of the limited-scope representation if the lawyer is going to appear in the case for you.
In family law cases, the lawyer will need to file the Notice of Limited Scope Representation (Form FL-950).
In a civil case, the lawyer will need to file the Notice of Limited Scope Representation (Form MC-955).
When the lawyer has finished with the part of the case agreed to, make sure to sign and file the Substitution of Attorney-Civil (Form MC-050).
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Victor Rudd scored 15 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, helping South Florida to an 82-63 victory against Bradley on Tuesday night.
Toarlyn Fitzpatrick led all scorers with 16 points for South Florida (3-2). Shaun Noriega added 14 points and Kore White finished with 11 for the Bulls, playing their fourth home game in five nights.
"We put in a new motion offense," Fitzpatrick said. "We were getting the ball, moving it from side to side, setting ball screens. That helped us out a lot. It made us look a lot more efficient on offense."
Tyshon Pickett paced Bradley (3-1) with 13 points. Will Egolf chipped in 12 and Jake Eastman 11 for the Braves, who came in with a seven-game winning streak against Big East opponents.
"I thought that we tried to battle with them. We just struggled to finish in the lane," said Bradley coach Geno Ford, whose team finished 22 of 62 (35.5 percent) from the floor. "Obviously, I think we're capable of playing better, but we caught them on a really bad night. It would have taken a major effort for somebody to come in here and beat them tonight with the way they played."
South Florida held a 14-point advantage midway through the first half and led 43-26 at the break. The Bulls doubled their lead with a 21-4 run in the second half.
"We certainly played for 30 minutes our best game, and I think we caught Bradley on a little bit of an off night," South Florida coach Stan Heath said. "Part of that was the pace that we played at. We played a lot faster. We pushed the ball down the court. We had a nice balance across the board from our team."


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lol "true punk"Originally posted by Ravek@Feb 10 2006, 07:24 PM
hahah vegi.... sigh
u turned me on to the world of true punk
i bet you think that means Blink-182 or The Offspring. :lol:
lol "true punk"Originally posted by Ravek@Feb 10 2006, 07:24 PM
hahah vegi.... sigh
u turned me on to the world of true punk
i bet you think that means Blink-182 or The Offspring. :lol:
bumpin this thread for Toxus
damn i really wanted to hear that andy c, but its gone now
<3 dnb
Good for you.
good for you.
lol, meekus,
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i been in the jungle scene for the past 8 years homieOriginally posted by toxus@Feb 15 2006, 01:12 PM
im not going to go on about my favorite tunes, i will be sat here all day if i do.
gesus you rave dont you...?
i just bought my tickets for this man look at those 2 jungle tents man....
***** fuck youOriginally posted by REMO+RTW@Feb 10 2006, 08:17 AM
dnb sucks
hip hop all the way
in the words of dj craze " it dont matter if you like hiphop it dome matter if you love drum and bass its all the same fucking thing its all mother fucking street music"
and thats words to die by... now get the fuck outta here fool... learn your shit you take drum and bass drop it down from 160bpm to 90bmp you got hiphop drums and hiphop bass size which is why majority of the rexmis are hiphop you fucking retard you dont know shit about music or production
and sika... i almost blew my sub i had to turn the levels down
cool i see gesus. sika, you now them nifty bass tubes... are they an add-on for an amp or are they an actuall bass speaker? my stupid bass button on my amp doesent work... so i have to use the bass affects on my cd player... which suck!
Also, what leads would i need if i want to out-put some speakers from my amp?
just out of no were, can some one post up their sound system please... i want to set up a proper decent one.
BUMP. This link got buried fast and it's still active. Good CD. anwyays yea here it is.
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its invalid now
OWN3DOriginally posted by Silvar@Feb 16 2006, 02:24 PM
its invalid now
whoaaaa a dnb thread??
who wants to make a glitch thread??
does anyone know any similiar songs to sparfunk - rapture cos i like the scratching in the song
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Back to the drawing board, kids
OSCON is going on now, and while I'm not there this year, you can give them my regards 😦
Larry the Free Software Guy, cashing in another grammatical chip in order to refer to himself in the third person, has a choice: He can wallow in self-pity for not being at OSCON this week (it's not the same without May Munji there at the helm, anyway) or he can talk about one of the best contests of the year, assuming you're a kid (or you have one) and you want to win an OLPC or other cool prizes.
We'll definitely go with the latter today.
Wordlabel.com is sponsoring the Tux Paint Kids Summer Drawing Contest, which is open to all children from ages 3 to 12 who live anywhere on the planet Earth.
The contest allows kids a chance to show off their talent "using a great drawing program made especially for kids," according to the Wordlabel.com site — an understatement if there was one. Over the years, I've raved about what a great program Tux Paint is, and my daughter Mimi was essentially raised on it; arguably the artistic talent she now possesses as a teenager was honed using Tux Paint in her younger years.
But officially and for promotional purposes, Tux Paint is an award-winning drawing program that was recently awarded SourceForge.net Project of the Month. It runs on all versions of Linux, Windows (including Tablet PC), Mac OS X 10.4 and up, FreeBSD and NetBSD.
And, of course, it's free.
Here's what you get, kids: Prizes will be given to 10 winners, with first prize being an OLPC notepad computer, Sugar-on-a-stick loaded with Tux Paint, a Tux Paint T-shirt and button. Second and third prize winners get an OLPC computer, Sugar-on-a-stick and a T-shirt. The remaining seven that round out the top 10 will receive a Sugar-on-a-stick and a Tux Paint t-shirt.
So how do you, as a 3- to 12-year-old, enter?
Here's how you do it, kids:
All artwork must be the contestant's original work created on Tux Paint, and only one entry per child. Entries must be received by midnight USA Eastern time on 12 September 2011 to be eligible (that's 0500 GMT 13 September 2011, for those of you keeping score at home).
As I've said ad nauseum over the years, Tux Paint has been one of my all-time favorite programs. I've used it at home, and Mimi and I have had years of fun with it while she was growing up. I've used it in a classroom environment as well. Bill Kendrick and the team that produced this program are nothing short of wizards, and my hat has always been off to them. It's good to see they're getting some wider recognition through this contest.
And, of course, I would be remiss if I didn't end this blog about Tux Paint without saying, "Nah-nuh-NAAAAA!"
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(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.)
July 27, 2011 at 6:33 am
Now thats a great idea!
USB sticks and/or other stuff would
be a great promo item (swag to you geeks).
The Colonel wants a LINDEPENDENCE branded
USB drive.
July 30, 2011 at 4:37 am
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Yes, "non-toxic artists' chalk" and "non-toxic chalk" can be used interchangeably. Usually, the "non-toxic chalk" describes chalk that children use, while "non-toxic artists' chalk" is used by professionals and is available in a larger variety of colors and shades. As long as the package indicates "non-toxic", the chalk can be used to decorate edible items.


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2. Genealogy Basics Online by Cherri Melton Flinn (Muska & Lipman Publishing). In this easy-to-read guide, Cherri Melton Flinn shows you how to find the best Web sites to discover your family history, how to use Web directories and search engines, and how to meet and exchange information with other researchers online.
3. The Weekend Genealogist by Marcia Melnyk (Betterway Books). Do you only have a limited amount of time to devote to genealogy? Marcia Melnyk shows you how to accomplish more in your family history search in less time. She offers useful time-management tips and suggestions, whether you have 10 minutes or the whole weekend to spend on your hobby.


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SAN BERNARDINO -- A 20-year-old San Bernardino father was arrested Friday for allegedly fracturing his 3-month-old's skull, San Bernardino Police officials said.
Kalon Correy Deaton was arrested on suspicion of child abuse after his son was taken to the hospital and emergency room staff determined the baby had several broken bones including a fractured skull, according to a news release.
An unidentified person took the baby boy to Loma Linda University Medical Center because the child was acting lethargic, officials said. Medical personnel discovered the child's injuries and contact police.
After an investigation, Deaton, the baby's father, was arrested. It was unclear if the child's mother is suspected in any abuse or is she may be arrested in the future, according to police authorities.
He was booked into West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga and his being held on $500,000 bail.


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Now that it's past midnight in most of Europe, Fallout: New Vegas is officially released here, and it should now be unlocked on Steam! Can't wait to finally play it myself as well.
Unfortunately, looks like at least the Eastern European version released in Poland, Czech Republic and Russia by 1C/Cenega still hasn't been patched. Please let us know about the patching status of other versions.
The Vault already has lots of info about the game (visit our New Vegas portal for an overview) but everyone is encouraged to add as much content as they can to help us build the ultimate guide to Fallout: New Vegas. If you want to add a missing article, remember to use our handy preloaded templates for various types of content (e.g. locations, items, characters, etc.).


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Faculty: Professor Kovarsky, chair. Professors Kovarsky, Singer, and Weiss; Associate Professor Kim; Assistant Professor Mahler.
The speech-language pathology program is accredited by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Master of Science
Admission requirements: Students who are interested in applying to the graduate program in speech-language pathology, and who have not taken the undergraduate requirements, may wish to enroll as post-baccalaureate (nonmatriculating) students to fulfill or begin to fulfill these requirements. The undergraduate requirements—courses needed prior to taking graduate courses—include CMD 272, 273, 274, 276, 278, 375, 377, and 465. Completion of these courses does not, however, assure admission into the graduate program, nor is completion of all the requirements essential for application to the program. Any required undergraduate courses not completed prior to graduate admission will be added to the graduate program. GRE or MAT scores are required for admission. Strong consideration will be given to the cumulative GPA. In addition, performance within a communicative disorders major or prerequisite courses will be viewed as a particularly important criterion for admission. The completed application package must be received by October 15 for spring admission and March 1 for fall admission.
Program requirements (54 credits): Required courses consist of the following: CMD 493, 504, 550 (A, B, C), 560, 561, 564, 569, 570, 581, 582, 583, 584, 585, and 592. Nonthesis option: required courses as noted above; written comprehensive examination. Thesis option: 6 credits of CMD 599 (thesis); required courses as noted above; electives chosen from CMD 492, 494, 563, 571, 580, 594, 595, and 598.
Accelerated Bachelor's-Master's Degree in Speech-Language Pathology
Admission requirements: GRE or MAT for speech-language pathology; URI sixth-semester standing in communicative disorders with all major requirements completed and 24 elective credits remaining; a 3.00 cumulative grade point average and 3.20 in the major through the fifth semester; and two letters of recommendation from URI communicative disorders faculty.
URI undergraduate communicative disorders majors who have met requirements for early acceptance in the graduate program in speech-language pathology, which includes successful application to the program, may follow a special sequence of graduate-level course work and clinical practicum during their senior year (see "Communicative Disorders" in the undergraduate section of this catalog for more information). If eligible, following the award of the Bachelor of Science degree in communicative disorders, students may complete a 30-credit master's degree (rather than the usual 54-credit master's degree) in speech-language pathology in one year plus a summer of full-time graduate study.
Program requirements: Speech-language pathology students must take 24 specified graduate credits (at the 400 or 500 level) of communicative disorders course work in the senior year to complete the bachelor's degree in communicative disorders; 30 credits of course work in the fifth year (postbaccalaureate) at the 400 or 500 level. Specific course requirements are as stated in the regular two-year master's program (see above).


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Cost: $15
This workshop is designed for the beginner and intermediate drawer. Using a variety of techniques, participants will set up and create a drawing of a still life. We will cover basic approaches to starting a drawing as well as the use of a value, scale, and viewfinder to create a finished drawing.
Thursdays, February 21, February 28, March 14 and 21 from 4:00-6:30
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Metallica's Kirk Hammett Contributes To Former Band's Record
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Metallica's Kirk Hammett says he's thrilled to be making a guest appearance on his former band's album.
The rocker tells Rolling Stone he contributes a guitar solo to a track on the upcoming disc from Exodus, his group before Metallica. He says for the song, called "Salt in the Wound," his solo is followed by guitarist Gary Holt, and they sound just like they did more than 30 years ago.
Hammett explains that "nothing has changed much," and he and Gary are still "trying to cut each other's heads off" with their solos. Kirk adds that playing with the group felt "really casual" and "really cool -- just like it did back in 1980."
Hammett also admits contributing to the disc is "a huge thing for him." He explains that aside from an early demo this is his only recording with Exodus, and he's "really happy" he's finally been able to do it.
Kirk also played with the group over the weekend at his "Fear FestEvil After Party" at Comic-Con. He was at the San Diego event promoting his Kirk Von Hammett Toys.
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Angle misled on Social Security benefit cuts to cast Democrat as dishonest -- again
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FOX News chief Washington correspondent Jim Angle suggested that Rep. Steny Hoyer's (D-MD) recent assertion that President Bush's plans to partially privatize Social Security will include substantial benefit cuts was inaccurate because "the president has not proposed" benefit cuts.
In fact, as Media Matters for America has noted, White House aides and congressional Republicans have said in anonymous statements that Bush will propose reducing benefits (see here and here). Moreover, "Model 2" from Bush's 2001 Commission to Strengthen Social Security, widely expected to form the basis of the reform plan Bush will propose (see here, here, here, and here), reduces benefits by indexing the growth of initial benefit levels to prices rather than wages, as is currently done. A leaked memo about Bush's plans for Social Security from Peter H. Wehner, head of the White House Office of Strategic Initiatives, also endorsed this concept.
From the February 23 edition of FOX News' Special Report with Brit Hume:
ANGLE: Hoyer also repeatedly told the crowd that private accounts would mean huge benefit cuts.
HOYER: Even if you choose not to invest in a private account, your benefits will still be cut 40 percent.
ANGLE: Benefit cuts could be used to fix the solvency problem -- but the president has not proposed that -- and they would not be needed to pay for personal accounts, though borrowing would, as Hoyer later clarified.
Angle similarly suggested on February 9 that Democrats were dishonest for claiming that President Bush plans to cut Social Security benefits.
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Goals & Priorities
NAGC's mission is to support those who enhance the growth and development of gifted and talented children through education, advocacy, community building, and research.
Academically gifted and talented students in this country make up approximately six to ten percent of the total student population (three to five million students). These students differ from typical students in terms of learning style, depth and complexity of understanding, and potential. This difference from the norm for their age group means that the education program for gifted students should be modified to meet their needs. However, most gifted students receive the majority of their K-12 education in a regular classroom, taught by teachers who have not been trained to teach high-ability students. For many gifted students, much of the time they spend in school is wasted; they have already mastered the material and are marking time until they are allowed to skip a grade or are permitted to take college-level courses.
The school situation for high-potential students from low income and minority backgrounds is especially troublesome. Data from every state reveal large "excellence gaps," the gaps at the top achievement levels between minority and white students and between low-income and more advantaged students. These gaps indicate a failure to identify high-ability students of color and from disadvantaged circumstances and support them to reach the high levels of achievement of which they are capable. These gaps also suggest there is a tremendous amount of talent being squandered. For those from families who can afford it, many gifted students attend private schools, attend weekend and/or summer enrichment programs, or have private tutors to compensate for what the schools fail to provide. Clearly, we can and must do better.
In the absence of a federal mandate, gifted education programming decisions are made at the state level, or more often by local school districts. A few states could be said to be leaders in the gifted education field, based on one or more of the following: funding, identification practices, oversight and reporting, supportive policies, and teacher preparation. However, a far greater number of states provide little, if any funding to local schools, leaving both funding and service delivery issues to local school districts. In addition, variations in the definition of gifted and talented, coupled with a common view that gifted students do not need specialized services contribute to a vast disparity of programs and services across states and often within states, leaving many high-ability students without the supports they need to achieve at high levels, which is a disservice to them and to the nation.
Find out more about the State of the States in Gifted Education, a biennial report of gifted and talented education for the school year 2014-2015.


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Belmont, N.C. - Brevard scored the first eight points in the overtime period to take an 81-73 lead behind the play of Josh Roper, Jacques Dovonou and Darin Dellinger, but a comeback by Belmont Abbey in the last minute, capped by a bank shot by Kyle Phillips gave the Crusaders the come-from-behind win, 83-81.
Sam Carlisle and Dovonou led the Tornados (0-1, 0-0 SAC) with 17 points apiece, as Carlisle went eight for 11 from the floor and pulled down eight rebounds, while Dovonou connected on three shots from behind the arc and pulled down five rebounds. Josh Roper added 16 points for the Tornados, including four in the overtime period to go with five assists and Jonathan Whitson contributed a team-high nine rebounds in the game as Brevard shot 52.4 percent (33-63) from the floor for the game.
Belmont Abbey (1-0) was led by Richard Barbee with 27 points. Barbee was joined in double-figures by Chad Patus with 17 points and 11 rebounds and Phillips with 16 points.
The Tornados and the Crusaders were tied through the first 12 minutes of the first half at 17 apiece as Carlisle had six early points. The teams would combine for 43 points the rest of the half as the offenses came alive with Dovonou connecting on all three of his three-point attempts in the half to spark the Tornados offense, but the Crusaders were led by Patus' 16 points in the first half, including a buzzer beater to give Belmont Abbey the lead going into the half, 42-35.
The lead would extend to 16 at the 17:50 mark in the second half after a layup by Andre Fells at 51-35, before the Tornados began a 32-15 run that spanned 12 and a half minutes and was capped by a jumper by Roper as the Tornados took the lead 67-66 with 4:34 to go in the second half. Drew Schauss had six points for the Tornados during the span, making all three shots attempted.
Barbee hit a three-pointer for the Crusaders with 39 seconds remaining to put the host team up 73-72. A free throw by Darin Dellinger tied the game up at the 23 second mark and a Barbee attempt at the buzzer was wide as the teams went into overtime tied 73 all.
Brevard scored the first eight points of the overtime period and held the Crusaders scoreless for the first 3:52 as Roper drilled a shot from behind the arc and chipped in a free throw, while Dovonou added a layup and Dellinger sunk a shot from 18 feet out as the shot clock wound down to put Brevard up 81-73.
Belmont Abbey would rally behind three-pointers by Barbee and Patrick Kuhlman before a bank shot from the left block by Phillips as time expired gave the Crusaders the 83-81 win.
The Tornados are back in action on Saturday, November 21st, as they travel to Tigerville, S.C. to take on North Greenville University. The Tornados swept the season series against North Greenville last season, winning on the road 66-44 on January 24th, and at home in Boshamer Gymnasium on February 11th, 78-62. Tipoff between the Tornados and Crusaders inside Hayes Gymnasium is set for 6 p.m.


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SAN BERNARDINO -- Authorities arrested a man Tuesday morning suspected in the connection of multiple local armed robberies.
Mac Osen, 22 of Moreno Valley. was taken into custody after a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy noticed a car in a convenience store parking lot matching the description of the one used in the robberies.
When Osen came out of the store in the 300 block of Redlands Blvd. around 1 a.m. the deputy and a San Bernardino police officer questioned him about the robberies, according to authorities.
They searched the car and found a .38 caliber revolver, a bandanna worn during the robberies as well as other evidence allegedly connected to the crime.
Police say that during the early morning hours on Monday they responded to three armed robberies of convenience stores located in the 200 block of N. Waterman Ave., 400 block of S. Waterman Ave, and the 1900 block south Tippecanoe Ave. in San Bernardino.
Officers said they arrived to find the businesses had been robbed at gunpoint by two black male adults.
Officers later learned that suspects matching the description of the San Bernardino robberies were also suspected in a convenience store robbery in Riverside.
During the early morning hours on Tuesday, officers responded to two armed robberies of convenience stores in the 900 block of W. Mill Street and 800 block of S. Inland Center Drive.
The suspect allegedly forced the clerks at gunpoint to give him cash emptying the registers and fleeing the businesses in the car that matched the description of the other robberies.
A third robbery of a convenience store took place in the city of Colton shortly after the San Bernardino robberies allegedly by the same suspect.
Detectives were suspect Osen in five armed robberies in the city of San Bernardino, one armed robbery in the city of Colton, and one armed robbery in the city of Riverside.
Osen was arrested on suspicion of Robbery and Kidnapping.
He was booked into the Central Detention Center in San Bernardino.
Police are seeking any information of this crime or have information regarding these robberies, please contact Det. Matt Block at 909-388-4935, or Sgt. Travis Walker at 909-648-5784.


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RBP's been producing church educational resources since 1952. Over the years we've accumulated various training resources. We'll link just some of those resources below for you to browse through. We'll even post archives of training webinars here as well.


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Ahhh – the holiday season is upon us. Peace on earth! Miracles from the heavens! Love in the air! Well, maybe not so much that last part. Who has time for romance when there are cookies to bake, gifts to wrap and relatives to passive-aggressively throw down with?
Read Why You Should Date Men Raised by Single Moms
Multi-tasking is a must during the holidays – and that includes managing your love life. Here are BettyConfidential's tips for combining holiday shopping with a little holiday flirting … ho ho ho!
1. Wander over to that guy who looks hopelessly lost in the women's department. Give him a coy smile and ask who he's shopping for. If he mentions his mom or a friend – offer your opinion and compliment his good taste in clothes. If he mentions his wife – offer your opinion and compliment her good taste in men. ('Tis the season to be generous with compliments!)
2. Accidentally pick up his shopping bag instead of yours. Say, "Oops, guess we should write our names on these bags so we don't get them confused. What's yours??" If he asks for your name in return, consider yourself booked for New Year's Eve!
3. Slip over to the lingerie department and try on a "sexy Santa" getup. Text pics of yourself as tawdry Mrs. Claus to your real-life Mr. Claus. Add the following message to take your flirting up a notch: "Did I make Santa's naughty list this year?"
4. While shopping inside a store blaring Christmas carols at a decibel fit for no man or reindeer – lean over to a cute guy and say, "This song is going to be running through my mind all night long. Unless you want to give me something better to think about…"


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time wounds all heels.
i mean, time heals all wounds. that's right.
give your body a chance to heal, and it will thank you for it.
push your body too hard, and you will pay for it later in life.
do your research. find a good doctor. find good physical therapists. eat well. drink lots of water.
listen to your body. all bodies are different. some people heal like Wolverine, some people take longer.
I'm 38 years old and paying for NOT letting myself heal a bunch of times. I still surf, but I pay for it the day after sometimes nowadays.


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I used this over my liver and stomach for various health problems. It relieved my constipation after five daily applications. Read up on caster oil, it is helpful for so many health problems. If you are toxic or have never detoxed before, start out thirty minutes about two times a week and then increase gradually when you do a castor oil pack.
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James Franco and Anne Hathaway's 5 Funniest Moments
Why the stars will make great Oscars hosts!
-Laura Schreffler
They're beautiful, brunette and about to boldly do what only the most established of actors have done before. That's right, folks, Anne Hathaway and James Franco are about to take on the epic task of hosting the 83rd annual Academy Awards! But although they're certainly buzz-worthy, are these two Tinseltown freshmen funny enough to conquer Hollywood's biggest night this Sunday? We think so –- check out these ten hilarious performances and just try not to agree!


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i did not wget the files, and then used your script. works fine.
Hello (:
EDIT v1.0 RELEASED:
Written in Python now, but bash is used sometimes
The updater can be downloaded in my google code page
Early versions can be downloaded in the same page
Supports 24 languages
Just install option is still available
Source code available hereCode:python firefox-updater.py --Arabic python firefox-updater.py --Just-install python firefox-updater.py --list
The script was based on Qu4R0w's thread "Install Firefox 3.6.9 on BT4"
The file is from a Mozilla's mirrors;
When you first run it, use the shortcut in: K Menu->Internet->Web Browser;
In the first time you run Firefox 4.0 it will ask to verify the add-ons, do it or they won't work;
If they still don't work, go to "add-ons" menu and verify'em manually;
I didn't changed the file than will be downloaded in any way;
SQL Injection! isn't working (yet);
If you need SQL Injection! type:
And use the shortcut next to "Desktop Access", it will load Firefox's old version;Code:killall firefox-bin
Verify the add-ons again to make'em work;
Firefox will be downloaded in English;
If you don't believe than the file will be downloaded from Mozilla's mirrors, please comment the wget command, download the file and use the script, firefox "should" work normally.
Congratulations if you readed all the notes (:
All the files will be downloaded from the servers listed in http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/all.html
-Wget file (only)
-Fixed FTP server
-Users can now interact with the script, and choose the app's language.
-Written in python
-Supṕorts more languages
-User interaction disabled
i did not wget the files, and then used your script. works fine.
Thanks for testing the script (:
Updated the script, now it will get the file from Mozilla ftp server, which can be found (here.
Thanks for sharing.
My update script has this feature built in
For those that want to do it manually
wget 'http://download.mozilla.org/?product=firefox-4.0&os=linux&lang=en-US'
sudo mv /opt/firefox /opt/firefoxold
sudo tar -C /opt -xvf firefox-*
sudo mv /usr/bin/firefox /usr/bin/firefox-old
sudo ln -s /opt/firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox
sudo ln -s /opt/firefox/firefox /usr/bin/firefox4
rm firefox-*
If things go badly then replace the old firefox with
sudo mv /opt/firefoxold /opt/firefox
Last edited by Scamentology; 04-04-2011 at 11:17 AM.
"Never do anything against conscience -- even if the state demands it."
-- Albert Einstein
Well... actually your script is pretty much diferent from mine but as someone once said...
"If it works, then the differences doesn't matter."
(And hey, the topic already hitted over 600 views )
reformatted a box and wanted to try your edit because i remembered you had posted this. i like the fact you included the multi-language options for users.
a user pastes the script into a shell and about 10 seconds later is easily on 4.0.
again, i had already manually downloaded the tarball and extracted. cd'd into the directory and ran main portions of the script. works perfect.
Thanks again for replying and testing clone
I'll change the language used in the next version, from bash to python, but the older versions will be still available, probably in Google Code ^ ^


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Yes, you can use other kinds of popcorn. If you use caramel corn, keep in mind that the end result will be sweeter because the popcorn is already coated in sugar, and you're adding more to it. You can also add extra dried spices, like cinnamon or a pinch of spicy cayenne pepper to plain popcorn to give the finished popcorn balls a burst of flavor.


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I am really recommending any of Richard Russo's works. All of them are great and
you can follow a rise in the quality of his writing as you read newer and newer
works. The basic premise seems to be the same in each of his novels (at least the 4
of his 5 which I have read): they're all set in a small town in the American
Northeast and full of wacky characters -- some in dire situations, some suffering
for caring about those in dire situations, and some suffering at the hands of those
in dire situations. Either way, the characters are what are great about Russo's
writing. He makes you believe that these unreal folk are real and he makes you
suffer along with them, while at the same time you often want to give them a
smack-in-the-head wake-up call. This title won Russo the Pulitzer Prize in fiction
for 2002. Basically, it is a chilling commentary on Columbine, but the plot, as in
his other works, is almost incidental to how the characters react to what is
occurring. Russo is always funny and often at the same time heart-wrenching. His
books are quick reads and all wonderfully realized.
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AUDIO: 2013 Senior Games open in Cleveland
(Cleveland) - It's the largest multi-sport athletic even in the United States this year. The 2013 Senior Games open in Cleveland today with 13,000 athletes and 20,000 spectators in town. It runs through August 1.
Athletes will compete in 19 events in venues in several locations during the Games, including Cleveland State University, Baldwin Wallace University and Case Western Reserve University.
It's also the first event at the brand new Cleveland Convention Center. Spokesman Dave Johnson says the facility is packed with vendors and activities and is ready to go!
Some of the athletic events, including badminton and pickle ball, will be held inside the Convention Center.
The kickoff event at Mall B downtown tonight will feature a free concert from the band Rusted Root, along with food, a beer garden, fireworks, and the lighting of the cauldron for the Games.
The festival opens at 4:30 p.m. and will end at 9:30 p.m. with the lighting of the cauldron. The Senior Games Village will be open to the public and will have vendors and special programming.
It's estimated that the Senior Game will bring $35 million to Greater Cleveland.
WTAM's Darren Toms talked to Convention Center spokesman Dave Johnson:
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Bringing in top finishes in all 20 events, the Saint Leo University men's and women's swim teams swept opponent Florida Tech on Saturday afternoon at the Bowman Center Pool. The men pulled in an overall score of 138-39, while the women swam away with a 140-27 overall tally.
The Lions pick up their second straight victory of the season, while Florida Tech notches a defeat in their first meet in program history.
The Lions opened the afternoon with a pair of wins in the 200-Yard Medley Relay, with the women's team of Allison Cary, Kristy Marquez, Chloe Pellican, and Kaitlyn Hite earning an overall time of 1:59.27. The men's relay team of Rhet Rheinlander, Mike Cozzi, Gabe Keown, and Carl Roycroft finished with a time of 1:39.24.
Marquez and Chris Canene rolled through the 200-Yard Free events, touching at 2:03.63, and 1:47.20, respectively. In the 50-Yard Freestyle, Maggie Walker finished with a time of 25.30. On the men's side, Keown sprinted to a 21.88 finish.
Sanda Stopzynska (1:02.91), and Tim Olson (54.43) earned the top slots in the 100-Yard Individual Medleys, while Pellican (1:02.76) and Keown (52.86) dominated the 100-Yard Butterfly events.
Walker blew her completion out of the water in the 100-Yard Free, touching eight seconds faster than her competition for a top spot finish of 55.61. Canene pulled out the win in the men's 100-Yard Freestyle, with a time of 48.36.
The 100-Yard Backstroke events saw Kaitlyn Hite in first with a time of 1:05.38, while Olson touched at 54.29 to claim the top slot.
Lindsay Albanese and Rhet Rheinlander claimed gold in the longest event of the afternoon. Albanese took home an overall time of 5:34.30 in the 500-Yard Freestyle, while Rheinlander completed the event with a time of 5:07.73.
Marquez (1:15.46) and Cozzi (1:01.48) hit the wall first in the 100-Yard Breaststroke events before the Lions claimed the top positions in the final event of the afternoon, the 200-Yard Freestyle Relay. The women's relay team of Cary, Stopzynska, Walker, and Muniz brought in an overall time of 1:44.95, with the men's squad of Canene, Cozzi, Olson, and Anotnio Roki earned a finish of 1:28.90.
The Green and Gold returns to action on Saturday, November 19, when they travel to the University of Tampa. The Lions will take to the starting blocks at 11 a.m. For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's and women's swim teams, visit SaintLeoLions.com.


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I was going to install Beta 1 last week but when I heard there was no Podcast support I thought against it.
I only watch Podcasts on the iPad so without that I dont want it.
number 4 hell yea, i loved the android youtube app bc of this
The YouTube app needs to go and be a separate download from the app store. The web-app gets updated constantly, while the built-in version lacks serious features.
The new incoming call feature is so obtrusive and takes up just about the entire screen. Couldn't it be downsized a bit??
3 already exists in iOS 5


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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania women's golf team will tee off the spring portion of its 2013-14 season this Monday and Tuesday at the Hoya Invitational. This is the ninth consecutive year of the Hoya Invitational, a 54-hole event that will see a 16-team field play 36 holes on Monday and a final 18 on Tuesday. The teams will tee off at 9 a.m. on both days.
The 16-team field includes Penn and Yale from the Ivy League along with host Georgetown as well as Fairleigh Dickinson, Hofstra, Illinois State, Lehigh, Marshall, Michigan, Navy, Nova Southeastern, Sacred Heart, Seton Hall, St. John's, Wagner and Youngstown State. They will play at The Members Club at Four Streams and face the challenging layout designed by PGA Tour veteran Nick Price and famed golf architect Steve Smyers.
The par-72, 6,127-yard course, the home for the Georgetown University men's and women's programs, is set amid the rolling Maryland farmland and is one of Maryland's finest golf facilities.
Penn's lineup at Georgetown includes junior Amanda Chin and freshmen Marissa Kay, Sophia Chen, Isabella Rahm, and Erin Lo.
"We are excited about the first event of the spring," said head coach Mark Anderson. "The weather has been horrible this spring for all teams in the Northeast, so it will be a challenge for everyone. Our new indoor room has been such a help to keep our team sharp. We had a strong finish to the fall season last year, and I am looking for the team to continue that momentum as we head into our spring schedule.
"We will have a quick turnaround after we return on Tuesday from Georgetown, with Seton Hall starting on Friday. This will be a big week for us to see how our top five are shaping up for Ivies."


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One of many Chinese students sent to colleges and universities in the West in the early 20th century, Li studied anthropology and received a Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1923. After being associated briefly with the Freer Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., he returned to China and taught for a short time. In 1928 he became the director of archaeology for the Academia Sinica, the Chinese national research organization.
That same year, he made a preliminary sounding of the ancient Shang capital at Anyang, Henan province, and, in 1929, under the patronage of the Academia Sinica and the Freer Gallery, he began an organized excavation of the site that continued intermittently from 1929 to 1937. The harsh climate permitted only brief digging seasons, and several factors—including traditional Chinese opposition to any disturbance of the earth, civil war in 1930, large-scale grave looting, and threats by organized bandits—militated against his archaeological efforts. During the final seasons of work, with an armed guard and the official protection of Chiang Kai-shek (Jiang Jieshi), great progress was made. More than 300 tombs, including 4 important royal burial sites, were uncovered and carefully studied. Some 1,100 skeletons and animal bones inscribed with oracles in an early Chinese script, unquestionably linked with the Shang period, were recovered.
After the Japanese invasion of China in 1937 and the expulsion of the Chinese Nationalists from the mainland in 1949, many of Li's Anyang remains and notes were lost. After escaping to Taiwan, he became the head of anthropology and archaeology at the National University in Taipei (1950) and began directing publication of his remaining Anyang materials. He published a number of books, including The Beginnings of Chinese Civilization (1957) and Anyang (1977).


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GAME 8 - PENN (2-5) at PENN STATE (3-3)
Saturday, Dec. 1 * 2 p.m.
Bryce Jordan Center (University Park, Pa.)
TV: ESPN3.com (Dave Leno, Nate Ross)
Radio: WFIL 560 AM (Brian Seltzer, Vince Curran)
Click here for Live Stats!
Penn Game Notes (PDF) / PSU Game Notes (PDF)
About the ESPN3 broadcast
For Saturday's game, log on to ESPN3.com at the link above. Fans will be prompted for their cable service provider and account information to receive the free, online and HD broadcast from ESPN. DirectTV and Dish customers will not have access to the game.
The Penn-PSU Series
*Penn and Penn State are meeting for the 46th time in men's basketball, the most of any Penn opponent this season outside of the Ivy League and Big 5. The Quakers hold a 31-14 lead in the all-time series, but the Nittany Lions have won six of the past seven meetings dating back to the 1995-96 season. In that time, Penn's only victory came in a 62-37 decision on Nov. 23, 2002 at The Palestra.
*Penn is 47-47 against teams that currently compete in the Big Ten, having met every program except for Minnesota at least once. (0-6 vs. Illinois, 1-3 vs. Indiana, 1-2 vs. Iowa, 5-6 vs. Michigan, 1-3 vs. Michigan State, 1-0 vs. Nebraska, 1-0 vs. Northwestern, 5-5 vs. Ohio State, 1-2 vs. Purdue, 0-6 vs. Wisconsin)
A Short December
After an intense November that saw Penn play seven times -- including a stretch of six games in 11 days to start the season -- things will slow down considerably for the Quakers in the month of December. Following Saturday's matchup with the Nittany Lions, Penn will have a week off to prepare for Main Line rivals Villanova. It'll be another 13 days before the Red and Blue meet Delaware for the second time on the year, then the month wraps up at Wagner on Dec. 29.
Philly Roots
Penn State Head Coach Patrick Chambers is a native of suburban Philadelphia and has numerous ties to both the University of Pennsylvania and the Big 5. The youngest of 12 children, Patrick had two older brothers wear the Red and Blue -- Tim Chambers was the 1984 Ivy League Player of the Year in football and a big part of three Ivy League championship teams, while Paul Chambers was a three-year starting point guard for the Quakers. In fact, Paul played one season with current Penn head coach Jerome Allen and all four seasons with the Quakers' regular radio analyst, Vince Curran.
Going Waaay Back...
The connection between today's head coaches goes back beyond Penn, however. Prior to his arrival in University City, Allen played his high school ball at Episcopal Academy. As a sophomore, he was the Churchmen's sixth man. The starting point guard? Senior Patrick Chambers. Another starter on that EA team was Penn State's current associate head coach, Eugene Burroughs. The head coach of that name was another Philly legend, Dan Dougherty (no relation to current Penn player Fran Dougherty, although the two pronounce their last name the same way).
Countdown to 1,700
Penn's win over Binghamton on Wednesday was its 1,699th win as a program; the Quakers need just one more to become the 10th NCAA Division I program to reach 1,700 victories.
Quaker Notemeal From Binghamton
*Penn improved to 10-2 all-time against programs currently in America East, including 2-0 this season.
*Penn shot better from beyond the three-point line (10-25) than inside it (10-33).
*Binghamton had 49 rebounds, an opponent high in the Jerome Allen coaching era.
*Junior forward Fran Dougherty had his fourth double-double in the last five games, with 11 points and 13 rebounds; they are the first double-doubles of his collegiate career.
*The 13 rebounds were a career high for Dougherty, who has led Penn in that category in every game this season.
*For the first time in his career, Penn won a game when Dougherty scored in double figures; previously the Quakers were 0-8 in such games.
*Junior guard Miles Cartwright went 4-of-4 from the foul line; in the last five games he is a combined 30-of-33 at the charity stripe.
*For the second straight game, junior guard Dau Jok set a career high for points (8). In the last two games, Jok has scored 14 points; prior to that, he had scored 11 for his career.
*Sophomore Camryn Crocker set a new career high with seven points.
*Freshman center Darien Nelson-Henry set season/career highs for points (7) and rebounds (5).
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PHOTO: Miley kisses Katy and they both liked it!
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Miley Cyrus summoned Katy Perry onstage Saturday night during her Los Angeles Bangerz concert and landed a hot, wet kiss right on her lips!
Her song Adore You, served as the soundtrack from this spontaneous, sapphic moment.
"I just kissed a girl and I really liked it a lot," Cyrus seductively giggled.
"It didn't look planned at at," an eyewitness tells Popdust.com exclusively. "And Katy actually looked kinda freaked out. Her eyes got so wide when Miley leaned in!"
Nah…she was totes into it and later tweeted: "I adore you@MileyCyrus."
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The popular wool cotton has been in the Rowan range for many years. It owes its longevity to the high twist blend of wool and cotton which creates knitted designs with a beautiful drape and great stitch definition.
This item has been discontinued
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Season:Autumn Winter
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Search the forum in regards to postgresql, you will find threads and a few of which would have the answer. Its not hard.
hi .. i wish that it is the suitable section to put my post,,,
i have problem..when i update backtrack4 or when i am trying to install some thing ..
this is what i am facing .. look to it
so ,, i wish that i will find the solution .. it might be simple ,, but i don't know the solution,,i wish that i will have it now . . and thank youCode:apt-get install recordmydesktop Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: pymacs python-psyco samdump2-menu python-mode pyrit pyrex-mode hydra pychecker Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. The following NEW packages will be installed: recordmydesktop 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 32 not upgraded. 2 not fully installed or removed. Need to get 53.5kB of archives. After this operation, 156kB of additional disk space will be used. Get:1 htt p: // archive.offensive-security.com pwnsauce/universe recordmydesktop 0. 3.7.3-1 [53.5kB] Fetched 53.5kB in 7s (7455B/s) Selecting previously deselected package recordmydesktop. (Reading database ... 188863 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking recordmydesktop (from .../recordmydesktop_0.3.7.3-1_i386.deb) ... Processing triggers for man-db ... Setting up postgresql-8.3 (8.3.8-0ubuntu8.10) ... Starting PostgreSQL 8.3 database server: main* The PostgreSQL server failed to s tart. Please check the log output: 2010-01-11 23:18:49 EET FATAL: could not load server certificate file "server.c rt": No such file or directory failed! invoke-rc.d: initscript postgresql-8.3, action "start" failed. dpkg: error processing postgresql-8.3 (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1 dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of postgresql: postgresql depends on postgresql-8.3; however: Package postgresql-8.3 is not configured yet. dpkg: error processing postgresql (--configure): dependency problems - leaving unconfigured Setting up recordmydesktop (0.3.7.3-1) ... No apport report written because the error message indicates its a followup erro r from a previous failure. Errors were encountered while processing: postgresql-8.3 postgresql E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
Search the forum in regards to postgresql, you will find threads and a few of which would have the answer. Its not hard.


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Directed by Quentin Tarantino
Rated MA, 165 minutes
Reviewer's rating: 4 and a half out of 5 stars
Django Unchained may be Quentin Tarantino's most violent film yet, and his most meaningful. The first is hard to gauge because there is a lot of violence to choose from. The second is easier because it is only recently his films have conceded that deeper meaning was even necessary.
Tarantino has always had an extraordinary feel for the kinetic and visceral nature of film, and a brilliant ear for dialogue; he has always had a great instinct for where the pressure points lay in his culture, hence his use of the term ''nigger''. He was always more than a genre filmmaker, even if genre was his first love.
His love of movies meant he was more engaged by the craft, and the joyful iconoclasm of going too far. He was always the naughtiest of his generation, and the idea of a profound story seemed to embarrass him. He was afflicted by the curse of the cool, the fear of substance that comes with being young, smart and full of irony. That has changed in the past two movies. Inglourious Basterds was an enormous leap in theme, dramatic ambition and character. He maintained the iconoclasm and the violence, but nailed it to something solid, the question of a Jewish response to the violence of the Nazis. It was a fantasy, an alternative history, but it dramatised a serious question.
Django Unchained borrows from a 1966 spaghetti western, Django, directed by Sergio Corbucci, but what Tarantino does with the idea is profound. This is the most nuanced and chilling film about slavery I have seen. It is unbearably awful in a few scenes, and no one should underestimate the violence, but what should a film about slavery be like? Most US films soft-soap the truth about slavery because it is like the Holocaust - literally unwatchable. This one tears it apart, exposing the depth of the depravity. In a country where the stain of slavery is barely discussed, especially in the south, that took courage.
In many of Tarantino's early films, the violence was vicious but barely real. Here it begins as movie violence, a spectacle for enjoyment, with gouts of blood spurting into the air as the German dentist-turned-bounty hunter, Dr King Schultz (played superbly by Christoph Waltz) carries on his trade in court-approved murder. He frees Django (Jamie Foxx, in another great role), from a line of wretched slaves chained at the neck, on a winter's night in Texas just before the Civil War. Django knows the faces of three men Schultz wishes to kill, for money. The two white slave traders who refuse to sell Django die horribly, but with that sense of vengeful fun that Tarantino loves. This is movie justice, where bad men meet bad ends.
There is so much humour early in the film it feels almost light-headed. Dr Schultz recognises a talent for bounty-hunting in his new charge. He hates slavery, he tells Django, and they might be able to help each other. The black man is dumbfounded: you mean I get paid for killing white folks?
After the pair have spent the winter killing bandits, their friendship has become profound, and so has their quest. Django must rescue his wife, Broomhilda (Kerry Washington), from the clutches of Calvin Candie (Leonardo DiCaprio), the richest and most feared plantation owner in Mississippi. And Dr Schultz must aid that quest because a German must respect a real-life ''young Siegfried''. Here the violence becomes what it is: ugly, disturbing and brutal, like slavery.
DiCaprio's character is the most loathsome Tarantino has yet produced: a dandy with a heart as black as pitch and brown teeth to match. Candie runs Candyland, where his strongest slaves fight each other to the death for his amusement. The fact there is no record of this in American slavery is moot: it occurs in other movies, from which QT takes his cue. Samuel L. Jackson gives a fine performance as Stephen, the senior ''house nigger'' at Candyland, a man so ruined by privilege he has become Candie's loyal retainer.
This is the first movie in which Tarantino's frequent use of the word ''nigger'' is accurate and necessary, but that hasn't stopped the film being attacked by some on the US right, by some African-American writers and by filmmaker Spike Lee, who says he won't see it out of respect for what his ancestors endured.
Some African-Americans say white directors should not make films about ''black subjects''. But that would mean Lee could not make films about ''white subjects'' or ''Italian subjects'' - there goes Do the Right Thing. Ridiculous, obviously, but indicative of the level of pain still around slavery.
Django Unchained will polarise opinion, but I think it is an extraordinary achievement - as disturbing as it is audacious, as brutal as it is beautiful. It's another alternative history, a fantasy. Would that it were not based on so much awful truth.
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