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Johnny Depp: the rocker, the Sparrow, and the Mouse
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Johnny Depp showed up at Disney's D23 this weekend to promote Pirates 5. On Friday he wore regular clothes, and by regular clothes, I mean a shirt and a vest and some necklaces – but not too many – and a jacket on top and, to me, he's starting to look like Walt Disney. I can't look too long at his face. Full Story
Johnny Depp is too exhausting to sustain interest in Black Mass
The downside of Johnny Depp always doing weird voices and wearing elaborate makeup for his film roles is that it has killed the magic of his performances. I LOVED Johnny Depp for years and years—he was one of my favorites when I started writing for this site—but he has killed my appreciation for his art with his constant stream of weirdo performances and his scarfy evolution (scarfolution) into a parody of himself. Full Story
Johnny Depp's wife and the "15 minutes"
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The Magic Mike XXL junket happened this weekend. During one of her interviews, Amber Heard was asked about the Australian dog incident. Quick recap: Johnny Depp's been shooting Pirates 5 in Australia. He and Amber arrived on a private jet. They had their dogs with them. The dogs were not quarantined, as REQUIRED BY LAW in the country. Full Story
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As Lainey mentioned yesterday, Johnny Depp is 52 and filming his 84th Pirates of the Caribbean movie in Australia. He's also on a contrition tour, shaking hands and kissing babies so he doesn't get in more trouble for smuggling his dogs into the country. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Today is Johnny Depp's 52nd birthday. Do you think he thinks about the number? Conveniently a new poster for his upcoming film, in which he plays Whitey Bulger, has been released. Meanwhile he continues to work on Pirates 5 in Australia, monitored by drones. TMZ has the video. Not sure who sent the drone over but I also happened to read an article this morning about how "dronies" are replacing selfies.
Let's say you're out for a bike ride. Or a date. And you have a drone. The drone will follow you, shooting the entire time. It's the new extension of vanity. Because now you can be the star in your own film. This is your own movie montage. Drones might be especially advantageous for Twi-Hards. Remember those Ian Somerhalder fans who were scolded by him for waiting outside his hotel on what he called "my day"? (Click here for a refresher.) Now they can just drone him down the street from the comfort of the coffee shop a block away. Click here to see Johnny Depp getting droned.
Yours in gossip,
Shaking hands and kissing babies
INFphoto.com/ Splash News, TERTIUS PICKARD/ Getty Images
Johnny Depp has cranked up the charm dial in Australia. For a few consecutive days now he's given Australian fans waiting for him on the set of Pirates 5 the full Movie Star Treatment, as the unit publicist doesn't seem to mind that paps are on site to document every gesture. And every gesture has been so extra. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
You want to smell like Johnny Depp?
Dior is launching a new men's fragrance. It's just been announced that Johnny will be the face of the campaign, beginning in September. It's the first time he's fronted a beauty product. I guess that Pirates money isn't going to last forever.
I can't wait to see what these pictures look like. Will he insist on keeping on all the scarves and feathers and rings and rips in his clothes and hat? Or will it be more like the time Brad Pitt tried to sell us some Chanel with an awkward poetry reading? God, remember that? I'm going to make you watch it again:
Still makes me uncomfortable.
Yours in gossip,
Winning back Australia
INFphoto.com/ Splash News
After spending part of last week in LA to celebrate daughter Lily Rose's 16th birthday, Johnny Depp has returned to Australia to resume work on Pirates 5. Apparently authorities held him and Amber Heard on his private jet for an hour to search the aircraft to go through their luggage, extra suspicious now because of the dogs incident. Full Story
Australia REALLY hates Johnny Depp
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard left Australia yesterday – click here to see shots of them trying to avoid paps in their car on the way to their private jet. Earlier in the day, the Australian senate held a meeting to decide whether or not he would be charged for violating the quarantine when they snuck their dogs into the country a few weeks ago. Full Story
Johnny Depp's Australian drama
Holy sh-t it's been one drama after another for Johnny Depp in Australia. And it's not like Australia is unwelcoming of celebrities. As Nicole pointed out in an email to me this morning, when Brange was there last year for Unbroken, they were beloved by the Aussie public. That said, they weren't constantly threatening to bail or compromising the country's quarantine. Full Story
Johnny Depp's dog violation
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I remember hearing a story last year of a woman who flew to Australia with an orange and it turned into a major drama when she got there. They're serious over there about contamination and bio-transfers. So if you have pets, and you're travelling there with them, they have to go into quarantine. Full Story


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The P/A Research Awards program recognized some of the best research under way in the profession. Two architects—Ben Refuerzo and Stephen Verderber—won three such awards, including this 1992 citation for redefining the place of architecture in community and public healthcare. Their four-volume report, commissioned by public health agencies in Louisiana and distributed statewide, assessed existing community health facilities in the region, conducted 25 post-occupancy evaluations, proposed carefully researched design guidelines, and developed a prototype design based on 143 evidence-based architectural and site planning concepts.
The jury lauded the report's integration of aggregated research and design solutions. "There is an almost inherent breakdown in the continuity between the research question and the architectural question," juror John Archea said. "This project is exemplary because it moves beyond that." Some jurors, however, found the guidelines either too prescriptive or too vague, revealing the tension that still exists in the discipline between designers and researchers. Nevertheless, the report has had a "best-practices impact … over the past 20 years," Verderber says, which is documented in his 2005 book Compassion in Architecture: Evidence-based Design for Health in Louisiana.
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(Trenton, NJ) -- The State of New Jersey is dropping its appeal against the legalization of gay marriage. At midnight, cities around the state began performing same-sex weddings following a state Supreme Court ruling. The state was set to appeal the ruling but Governor Chris Christie has asked the acting attorney general to withdraw it. A recent court decision allowed the marriages to take place while the appeal process played out.


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I Slept With My Friend's Husband!
Ask Your Friend…Ask Your Shrink: A woman finds herself in a sticky situation after having sex with her neighbor.
-Libby Keatinge and Dr. Morris Halperin
Dear Libby and Dr. Halperin,
I have a big problem. So, my neighbor and her husband are friends of my husband and I. I wouldn't say "close friends" but we see each other at school functions as our kids are at the same school, and I also see her around the neighborhood as we live close by. I heard through the grapevine that they were having problems and that he had been staying in a hotel lately. Anyway, one night I went out with some girlfriends and we went to the lobby of this hotel, as it is a happening bar in the lobby. I saw the estranged husband and he ended up coming over to our group and having drinks. At the end of the night, it ended up just us, and we went up to his hotel room and had sex. I had to go home so I left and didn't spend the night. He has texted me a couple of times but not really pursuing anything, just kind of "Hey, how are you?" I have a relationship with my husband that has grown into kind of a mutually agreed "don't ask, don't tell" situation. We are together for our kids and good co-parents, but our relationship grew cold partly as a result of a surgery he had a few years ago that made him unable to have sex. He told me, hey, I know you need to have sex, I won't ask about it. I can't give that to you anymore.
Anyway, so my question is not regarding my marriage, as I am fine with what has happened. I would never date this man I slept with, but would consider a sex-only relationship. My question is more about his wife. Do I need to say anything? Or should I just not rock the boat and leave it a secret?
-Feeling a tad guilty in Westchester
Read My Husband Wanted to See Me Have Sex With Other Men, Then Got Mad When I Liked One!
Libby says:
What has happened has happened and you definitely can't undo what you did. I actually don't see the point in going out of your way to tell this woman that you slept with her husband. If you eventually become closer friends, or in the future you become closer with this woman, then yes, you cannot develop a close friendship with this woman without telling her about what happened. That would be deceiving.
As for now, I don't really think her husband is the guy with whom to get your sexual desires met. The arrangement that you have with your husband is fair, and he seems like a very open minded, forward thinking individual. Be grateful for that. But do not abuse his respect by disrespecting him and sleeping with men in the neighborhood.
I think you need to set up some boundaries for your sexual activities: like no sleeping with friends, parents of kids' friends, etc. You need to keep this activity safe and private.
As for now, you have to let the neighborhood husband go. It will only lead to trouble.
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By Rikki King Herald Writer
SNOHOMISH — Two Snohomish County fire districts are asking voters to approve levies in August for emergency medical services.
In Snohomish, the levy pays for two paramedics to be on shift in the district at most times, district commissioner Jim Schmoker said.
The levy first passed in 2007. Since then, sagging property values and rising labor costs have taken a toll, he said. The district has paramedic positions that have gone unfilled. The current levy expires Dec. 31.
If approved by voters, the new levy would draw 50 cents per $1,000 of property value, compared to 35 cents now. The owner of a $300,000 home would pay $150 per year.
If approved, the levy would bring in an estimated $1.4 million in 2014.
In recent months, the fire chief has been meeting with community groups and off-duty firefighters have been knocking on doors to talk up the levy and answer questions.
Without the levy, the district likely would see reduced paramedic services, Schmoker said. It likely would have to negotiate with surrounding fire departments for extra help.
Snohomish County Fire District 28 in Index also is asking voters to approve an emergency medical services levy of 25 cents per $1,000 of property value.
Both levies would last six years. The primary election is Aug. 6. Ballots continue to be mailed to voters this month.
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Sunday, May 18, 2008
BC Men's Golf 2007-08 Season in Review
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– The Brevard College men's golf team put together a very good season in their second provisional year as NCAA Division II members and first year as a South Atlantic Conference provisional member.
After a strong number of showings in the 2007 fall season which included a tie for first-place at the Montreat Fall Invitational at Crooked Creek Golf Course in Hendersonville, N.C. on September 14th and 15th, the Tornados tore up the links in the spring season.
The Tornados opened up their 2008 spring season with an eighth-place showing at the Tusculum Men's Invitational on March 8th and 9th, as the team recorded a one-round score of 302 for the rain shortened event.
Over the next five spring events, the Tornados did not finish any lower than fourth-place overall as a team. The Tornados started their stellar play by winning the Montreat College Spring Invitational tournament on March 17th and 18th. The victory was the fourth year in a row in which the Tornados have won the event, as BC posted a school-record low round of 287, -1, during the second day of the tournament.
BC then went on to finish second-place overall in the Pace Invitational tournament held in Myrtle Beach, S.C. on March 20th and 21st, which was followed by a fourth-place finish at the J. Ralph Hargett Invitational tournament in Charlotte, N.C.
The Tornados then took third-place overall in their own tournament, the 2nd Annual Independent Collegiate Invitational on April 7th and 8th, shooting a two-day score of 608 at the Etowah Valley Golf Club in Etowah, N.C.
BC then continued their great play at the South Atlantic Conference Championship Tournament, as the Tornados finished fourth-place overall for the two-day tournament, shooting a combined score of 912 over three rounds.
With their fourth-place finish at the SAC Championship tournament, the Tornados finished ahead of five SAC schools including Tusculum and Catawba who were both ranked in the top-10 of the NCAA Division II Southeastern Region.
For the spring season, the Tornados had five top-five finishes out of six tournaments.
The Tornados posted a head-to-head record of 23-11 against NCAA Division II schools this spring, which included a 12-7 head-to-head record against SAC schools.
Senior David Martinez led the Tornados for most of the season, as he posted three sub-par rounds this spring, with the lowest being a round of 69, -3, at the Pace Invitational tournament.
Martinez also posted a season stroke average of 75.8, which placed him in the top-25 of the South Atlantic Conference this season. Martinez's stroke average was also the lowest stroke average for an individual for a season since Brevard College moved to a four-year institution in 1999.
Martinez and sophomore Grant Carnie each made the All-Tournament team three times this season, while Martinez was a runner-up to the tournament medalist at both the Pace Invitational and the Montreat College Spring Invitational tournaments.
BC had four individuals – Martinez, Carnie, Craig Galloway and Thomas Bush – combine to post 10 rounds of par or better this spring season.
"My team played well this spring," commented head coach Dave Nelson. "Our goal was to compile a winning record against NCAA Division II schools, as well as within our conference. I was very proud that we reached our goals and excited about our ability to compete at the NCAA DII level."
"David Martinez is the only player in our top-five that will graduate this year," continued Nelson. "With four strong returning players and an excellent recruiting class next season, we are excited about our future."


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My wife's dog Zoe died New Year's Eve 2009. For the past 3½ years, we have been almost entirely muttless. I am not complaining.
We (my wife) considered getting a replacement dog for Zoe. However, it was our first time since getting married that a dog had not blessed (complicated) our lives, so we (me) decided to give it a try.
It worked. Not having a dog substantially lowered the amount of gnawed fencing, haunch-deep holes dug in flower beds and piles of poo in the backyard. But we have grandkids, so there's still the occasional unpleasant surprise.
Things changed last week when our daughter and her husband moved back home so he can finish school. Overnight I lost half my house. Worse, they brought with them our first granddog.
Dogs come in five major relationship categories. I didn't know this until I got a granddog. But it's so clear now.
My own dogs • Elvis, Red, Zipper and Lurch were my premarital mutts. As if they were children fathered out of wedlock, I had to pay regular dog support to keep dogs I really hadn't planned on having in the first place.
But I tell myself it was a maturing experience. Although initially unwanted, these dogs taught me a lot about the simplicity of life.
True happiness was having enough to eat, knowing where to relieve oneself and occasionally giving vent to a bit of expensive idiocy such as cliff-jumping under the influence or chewing the tongues out of a high-end pair of hiking boots.
Biological dogs • These are dogs my wife and I had together while simultaneously having and raising our children. We certainly treated Beau, Nena, Scout and Snapper like they were our kids. Because they were almost identical when it came to manners, hygiene and angst, it was hard to tell the kids and the dogs apart.
There is no bond like the natural bond with dogs you have together. It's like a member of the family dies when they pass away.
Stepdogs • These are dogs that belong to someone who already had a dog when you got into a relationship with them. A stepdog relationship can be a bit tricky, especially if the dog is large and liked the person your wife/husband divorced way better than it will ever like you.
The good news here is that a stepdog might after sufficient contention be encouraged by a judge or a dog whisperer to go live with its other biological owner.
Foster dogs • These are loaner dogs, pooches you take in because they need temporary shelter. For example, if your roommate is in jail and his dog needs to be fed, or maybe if a neighbor is on vacation.
I once got talked into taking care of a neighbor's German shepherd who, unbeknownst to anyone until after the neighbors had already left, hated my guts. I fed and watered Genghis for six days through a mail slot in order to keep him from becoming attached to my throat.
The granddogs • The dogs our kids got after they left home, and who nevertheless spend huge amounts of time at our place. They're not technically our dogs, but we still end up watching them, cleaning up after them and, inevitably, becoming attached to them.
We give our granddogs anything they want in the hope that it will help them to love us unreservedly and more importantly cause them to be less manageable for their parents.
Now that I have that figured out, maybe I'll be able to enjoy losing half my house. I certainly know a good way to get even now.
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She just does good stuff, and she does it quietly and effectively. Lill was the reason the stupid Dallas City Council ultimately restored funding to the Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Film Commission. She fought to protect the city's historic preservation law when some dude tried to gut the law so he could add a 400-square-foot closet to the front of his Swiss Avenue mansion. All over District 14, from East Dallas to the northwest corner of the city, her constituents regularly see Lill patrolling the streets to make sure the city is picking up the garbage. And because of that, the city picks up the garbage in her district! Amazing.
Some galleries trumpet their so-called hot artists with more pageantry. Other spaces are more conceptually ambitious (Angstrom). One has an indisputable track record that marries respectability and quality (Barry Whistler). And some have more consistently solid shows year-round (Photographs Do Not Bend). But Joe Allen's Purple Orchid and Randall Garrett's Plush--not necessarily a joint venture, though they share the same entrance--have one thing that has singularly enlivened the Dallas art scene in their two-year existence: reckless, unadulterated enthusiasm. Willing to try anything once--and maybe twice if it went poorly, just to make sure--exhibitions at Purple Orchid and Plush are frequently as mind-numbing as they are mind-melting, but that's part of their charm. They provide a ribald reminder that there's more to a gallery than pushing the work off the walls and into the homes of Highland Park.
Anticipating disagreement and dissent, please allow us to make one thing nice and sparkling clear: We feel your scorn, and we accept it. With something as subjective as art, you have to go with your gut, and this year ours points to sculptor and occasional armchair comic Erick Swenson. The University of North Texas graduate's delicate, surreal creatures would read like imaginary natural history dioramas if you could intellectualize them past their beauty, but usually you're left picking up your jaw off the floor. Plus, his activity over the past year has taken place outside of the area, warranting nary a drop of local ink. Swenson was part of the three-person, season-opening show at Chelsea's Andrea Rosen Gallery last fall alongside Keith Edmier and Australia's burgeoning art star Ricky Swallow. His new piece in that exhibition--"Muncie," his second cape piece following the breathtaking "Untitled (Cape Piece)" that debuted at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth's spring 2000 exhibition, Natural Deceits--was purchased by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. One of his earlier works, "Edgar"--which comes from his most recent local solo show, 1998's Obviously A Movie at the Angstrom Gallery, which represents him--was included in The Big Id group show at New York's James Cohan Gallery this past spring. Swenson's latest piece--another untitled work that features a rug he meticulously crafted out of plastic that looks lush enough to nap upon--is on view through November 4 at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art in a two-person show with Swallow, who chose Swenson for the exhibition.
As important as Martin Sherman's Bent is to the world stage canon--it was one of the first major works in any field to acknowledge the Third Reich's persecution of gay men--the play hasn't aged terribly well. It's didactic, melodramatic and sensationalistic--or can be, in careless hands. John Templin and Jeff Sprague, co-founders of Fort Worth's Sage & Silo Theatre, didn't attempt to liberate Bent from any of its excesses. Indeed, they added a new one worthy of Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom--Chris Steele, Dallas-based star of international hits like Uncle Jack and Steele Pole. Steele spent a good 10 minutes strolling the stage buck naked before his throat was cut by an SS officer. He wasn't bad, although it's difficult to judge objectively: He had more tan lines than stage lines.
Based on our childhood memories of the cartoon series, we thought Casper The Friendly Ghost was about life after death, not the messy business of dying. This summer's four-city tour of Casper The Musical crawled into Dallas with vital signs barely registering and proceeded to meet a very long, noisy, smelly demise on the stage of the Fair Park Music Hall. Writers David Bell and Stephen Cole did a major overhaul from the show's disastrous London premiere, adding a scenery-chewing role that Broadway legend Chita Rivera stepped into between legit gigs. The subplot about reality-based TV programming and the World Wide Web--Casper is in danger of becoming a media mogul's pawn--was as inexplicably tacky as the flat, foldable sets.
Next year will mark Jane McGarry's 20th anniversary at the station, and we couldn't be happier that she's still around. She's not a self-promoter like Ashleigh Banfield was at Channel 4, she doesn't pontificate about the importance of television news like Channel 11's Tracy Rowlett, and she isn't as chirpy and fun as Channel 8 stalwart Gloria Campos (last year's winner). McGarry, though, understands the first rule of television news reading: Be likable. They're all reading the same headlines, each one of them reporting the same stories about DISD, DART and hail damage in Frisco. The good ones know that if everyone took a newspaper--hell, if everyone just logged on and news-surfed 10 minutes a day--they would be irrelevant. So, be charming. Look nice. Sound pleasant. Do no harm. Be sincere. Appear concerned or happy when appropriate. Just be there, on TV, day after day, week after week, for about 20 years or so, and then you can be known as an "institution." Only then will you be loved, respected and praised for doing what is, essentially, highbrow monkey work. Only then will some rag name you Best Local TV News Anchor. McGarry understands this. Bless her heart.


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Britain and Team Sky Procycling rides Doug Pensinger/Getty Images 6/50 Omega Pharma-Quick Step team rider Tony Martin cycles during the 32km individual time-trial REUTERS/Eric Gaillard 7/50 Current race leader and wearer of the Maillot Jaune, Chris Froome attacks to win the stage during stage fifteen of the 2013 Tour de France, a 242.5KM road stage from Givors to Mont Ventoux Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 8/50 A British cycling fan lines the slopes of Mont Ventoux during stage fifteen of the 2013 Tour de France Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 9/50 Peter Sagan supporters cheer their man on Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 10/50 A journalist rests in a hammock AP Photo/Peter Dejong 11/50 Ruben Plaza Molina competes in stage eleven of the Tour de France, a 33km Individual Time Trial from Avranches to Mont-Saint-Michel JEFF PACHOUD/AFP/Getty Images 12/50 A publicity caravan character looks on as Marcel Kittel prepares to ride Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 13/50 German rider Tony Martin of the Omega Pharma Quick Step procycling team is cheered on EPA/YOAN VALAT 14/50 German fan Didi Senft known as El Diablo in front of the Mont-Saint-Michel JOEL SAGET/AFP/Getty Images 15/50 Cadel Evans rides during the eleventh stage of the Tour de France, an individual time trial over 33 kilometers (20.6 miles) AP Photo/Christophe Ena 16/50 The peloton in action at the start of the 10th stage between Saint-Gildas-des-Bois and Saint-Malo EPA/YOAN VALAT 17/50 Overall leader's yellow jersey Britain's Christopher Froome (2ndL) rides ahead of Spain's Alejandro Valverde (R) during the 197 km tenth stage PASCAL GUYOT/AFP/Getty Images 18/50 The riders are pictured through the trees AP Photo/Christophe Ena 19/50 Riders set off for the start of stage seven, a 205.5KM road stage from Montpellier to Albi Doug Pensinger/Getty Images 20/50 Andre Greipel celebrates crossing the finish line ahead Peter Sagan, second place, left, and Marcel Kittel of Germany, third place, rear in white, to win the sixth stage of the Tour de France AP Photo/Peter Dejong 21/50 The spectacular views are not something the cyclists can take in as they make their way through the stage REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier 22/50 Fans in chefs attire encourage the pack REUTERS/Jacky Naegelen 23/50 A model representing cyclists climbing the col of the Puy de Dome is pictured at the departure village before the start of the 205.5 km seventh stage JOEL SAGET/AFP/Getty Images 24/50 Slovakia's Janez Brajkovic sits on the ground after falling JOEL SAGET/AFP/Getty Images 25/50 Thomas Voeckler in action during stage six Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 26/50 The pack passes under an aqueduct AP Photo/Christophe Ena 27/50 Simon Gerrans of Australia, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, and Michal Kwiatkowski of Poland, wearing the best young rider's white jersey, wait for the start of the sixth stage AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani 28/50 Arthur Vichot of France, centre, holds his teammate Nacer Bouhanni, after a group of riders crashed in the last 300 metres of the fifth stage AP Photo/Jerome Prevost/L'Equipe, POOL 29/50 Nuns of the Monastere de la Consolation in Draguignan wait for the pack to pass AP Photo/Laurent Ciprani 30/50 A general view during stage five of the 2013 Tour, a 228.5KM road stage from Cagnes-sur-mer to Marseille Doug Pensinger/Getty Images 31/50 Chris Froome and Team Sky with Mark Cavendish descend out of Grasse during Stage Five Tim Ireland/PA Wire 32/50 Fans dressed as Batman and Robin run alongside the riders Doug Pensinger/Getty Images 33/50 Australian Simon Gerrans, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, celebrates on the podium of the fourth stage of the Tour de France AP Photo/Christophe Ena 34/50 Lotto-Belisol team riders cycle on the Promenade des Anglais REUTERS/Eric Gaillard 35/50 Orica Greenedge team's Australia's Simon Gerrans crosses the finish line PASCAL GUYOT/AFP/Getty Images 36/50 Team Europcar in action during stage four, a 25KM Team Time Trial in Nice Doug Pensinger/Getty Images 37/50 Jan Bakelants of Belgium (yellow) competes as the riders pass palm trees Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 38/50 A spectacular aerial view as the Tour de France winds its way through the third stage from Ajaccio to Calvi REUTERS/Pascal Pochard-Casabianca/Pool 39/50 The pack passes rock formations near Piana AP Photo/Christophe Ena 40/50 Publicity vehicles from the Tour de France caravan make their way REUTERS/Eric Gaillard 41/50 A picturesque backdrop as the cyclists ride up a hill past the calanque de Piana REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier 42/50 Simon Gerrans (left) of Australia riding for Orica GreenEdge reaches for the line as he wins stage three Doug Pensinger/Getty Images 43/50 Andy Schleck of Luxembourg, right, Niki Terpstra of The Netherlands, second right, Ian Stannard of Britain, fourth from right in black, and Edvald Boasson Hagen of Norway,centre left in black, and Jan Bakelants of Belgium, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, left, ride in the pack AP Photo/Christophe Ena 44/50 Great Britain's Mark Cavendish relaxes ahead of stage three, a 145.5KM road stage from Ajaccio to Calvi Bryn Lennon/Getty Images 45/50 Radioshack-Leopard team rider Jan Bakelants of Belgium celebrates as he wins the the 156 km second stage REUTERS/Eric Gaillard 46/50 France's Blel Kadri rides as a fan dressed as a chicken runs alongside him during the 156 km second stage of the 100th edition of the Tour de France race between Bastia and Ajaccio, on the French Mediterranean Island of Corsica JEFF PACHOUD/AFP/Getty Images 47/50 France's Cyril Gautier pushes hard JEFF PACHOUD/AFP/Getty Images 48/50 The riders cycle past the village of Soveria in Corsica during the second stage Reuters 49/50 Marcel Kittel of Germany, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, rides with his Argos-Shimano teammates, in white AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani 50/50 The pack of riders spreads out REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier This year's Tour de France is well underway. 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Tennis matches postponed due to weatherMarch 23, 2012
Brevard and Pfeiffer look to reschedule
Brevard, N.C. - Due to thunderstorms expected to hit Transylvania County for the remainder of today, the men's and women's tennis matches scheduled for this afternoon against Pfeiffer University have been postponed.
At the moment, a makeup date has not been assigned for the matches.
BC will now turn their attention to conference play as the Tornados return to South Atlantic Conference action on Saturday, March 24th, as Brevard makes the trip to Hickory, N.C. to take on Lenoir-Rhyne University. First serve in doubles play is set for 2 p.m.
For schedule updates and more information, visit www.BCTornados.com.


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GSA Awards $3.6 Million VA Express Card Contract
December 20, 2000
Contact: Bill Bearden (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC -- The General Services Administration's Federal Technology Service (FTS) has awarded the first "task order" from its Smart Access Common ID Contract to Maximus Inc., one of five prime vendors chosen to provide services under this contract.
This task order is a multiple award schedule for which Maximus Inc., and four other prime vendors were qualified to provide smart card services to the federal government This contract award of $3.6 million is for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Plans are to issue the "VA Express Card" to approximately 200,000 veterans in the Greater Chicago, Illinois, area by June 2001.
Initially, this card will contain an individual veteran's administrative, clinical, and benefits eligibility information, as well as electronic keys that will allow veterans to conduct digitally-signed transactions over the Internet. Additional e-government services may be added as the project progresses. Use of smart card technology will minimize the time veterans wait for services and ensure accurate data is provided when needed.
The smart card will enable information sharing and express service delivery within each branch of the Department of Veterans Affairs: Veterans Health Administration, Veterans Benefits Administration, and National Cemetery Administration. The VA Express Card will follow the recently developed GSA Interoperability Standards as well as standards developed by the international medical community. Based upon the outcome of the VA's initial Smart Card implementation, it is anticipated that the VA Express Card could be expanded to veterans nationwide.
A smart card is a plastic card, similar in size to a charge card, that contains an integrated circuit chip with a microprocessor and memory. These cards are portable databases that can be used in many different ways to make employee work life easier.


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USC honors top students at Awards Day
The University of South Carolina presented its top honors, the Algernon Sydney Sullivan and Steven N. Swanger awards, to three graduating seniors during the university's annual Awards Day ceremony Thursday (April 21).
Katharine "Katie" Parham and James "Jim" Manning, both of Columbia, received the Sullivan awards, the university's highest honor for undergraduates. Sullivan awards are given each year to one graduating woman and one graduating man for outstanding achievements, campus leadership, exemplary character and service to the community. The award, given at 15 colleges and universities across the country, is named for the 19th-century New York lawyer and philanthropist.
Madison Shepherd of Vienna, Va., received the Steven N. Swanger Leadership Award, the university's second-highest undergraduate honor. The award is named for a former president of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK), which sponsors the university's Awards Day. It is given to a graduating senior for exemplary leadership and for making significant contributions to the Carolina community.
The university also presented more than 300 awards recognizing undergraduate academic, service, athletic and leadership achievements at the ceremony on the historic Horseshoe.
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award
Katharine "Katie" Sara Parham
Katharine Parham, daughter of Diane and Terry Parham, is a graduate of Irmo High School. A member of the Carolina Service Council and director of Alternative Break Programs, Parham was a 2011 Rhodes Scholar nominee and a 2010 Truman Scholar finalist.
Katie Parham
"Recognizing the great impact that community service can have on both the people it serves and those who choose to engage in it, I have worked to put in place a plan that will allow Alternative Break Programs at USC to continue to expand in the years to come," said Parham. "I have been proud to be able to provide opportunities to fellow students that have the potential to alter their global perspectives and that will promote intelligent world citizenship among the next generation of Gamecocks."
Parham will graduate in May with a bachelor's degree in political science and French and will join Teach for America, teaching French in Memphis, Tenn.
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award
James "Jim" Chapman Manning
James Manning, son of Jim and Sandra C. Manning, is a graduate of A.C. Flora High School in Columbia. He was active in student government, was president of the Residence Hall Association and was a Rhodes Scholar finalist.
Jim Manning
"It's an absolute honor to follow those I've known who have won before," he said. "It's a validation of the past four years and the investment I've made in Carolina and the investment everyone at Carolina has made in me."
Manning will graduate in May with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and statistics, with plans to attend law school at the University of Virginia.
Steven N. Swanger Award
Madison Leslianna Shepherd
Madison Shepherd, daughter of Les Shepherd and Hilary Sproul, is a graduate of James Madison High School in Vienna, Va. She was president of the leadership honor society Omicron Delta Kappa at USC, a member of the National Advisory Council and a student-at-large member of the national board of directors.
Madison Shepherd
"ODK has meant so much to me over the past few years," Shepherd said. "Aside from academics, I feel that leadership and service are the two most important aspects of campus life."
Shepherd will graduate in May with a bachelor's degree in international business and accounting. She plans to attend graduate school to work on her master's in business taxation at the University of Southern California.


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Baptiste Giabiconi Video Showtime with Sirena Model PollyannaPosted by admin in Home, tags: baptiste, lagerfeld, video
Karl Lagerfeld's top model Baptiste Giabiconi shoots his soon to be released video "Showtime" with the stunning model Pollyanna. Pollyanna was booked through Sirena Models for this 2 day high production video shoot. The client was thrilled with Pollyanna as she was hand picked by Baptiste and she worked out perfectly for the role. And what was is like for Pollyanna to work with the world's highest paid male model, "Exciting!, but flustering at first", admits Pollyanna, "he was so incredibly good looking, ha ha". Pollyanna looks absolutely gorgeous in the video as well. She has proven to be one of our top girls says Sirena Models owner Charlotte. Clients love her look and she has such a sweet personality. Check back for the full release of the video within the next week. For now watch the teaser and check out Pollyanna's model portfolio here.
UPDATE! FULL VIDEO RELEASED Dec 13th 2010 (watch video below)
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text: I know you guys will probably think I'm just being a Texas homer, but I really like this kid. I don't think he'll ever be a superstar type player like Manning or Brady, but I do believe he can be a very good quarterback. Now it may take him sometime which is why I think it'd be a good idea to sit him behind Tony for a few years. He's had a really solid season so far for the Horns granted he hasn't really faced any great defenses. 10 touchdowns, only 1 pick, a ridiculous completion percentage of 78, 1,000 passing yards, and an incredible QB rating of 184. He's been terrific. He's a mobile guy like Tony. He can run well, he's obviously very accurate. He's got a good not great arm like Romo. The only thing I don't like about him really is sometimes he's too conservative and doesn't take enough chances. He definitely won't be a first round pick or probably even second rounder, but we should be able to get him after that. I think looking for a replacement for Tony is something that needs to happen. He doesn't have much time left especially with that crappy offensive line. His career could end in the next game. The last thing we want is having an aging quarterback and not having a viable replacement. That obviously happened to us with Aikman. Don't want that to happen again.


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Save Outdoor Sculpture!
Conservation Treatment Notification Report
Through Save Outdoor Sculpture! (SOS!), a joint project of Heritage Preservation and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, nearly 32,000 outdoor sculptures were surveyed and condition assessments performed. SOS! data is now online as part of the Smithsonian American Art Museum's national Inventories of American Painting and Sculpture database.
You can help us keep information current. As owner, administrator, or conservator, use this form to notify us whenever conservation treatment (not routine maintenance) has been performed on an outdoor sculpture in your care. Use this form in lieu of sending us copies of professional assessments or full treatment reports.
Part I: Conservation Treatment Performed
Thank you for contributing information to the national Inventory of American Sculpture. Address any questions regarding the project to:
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Toronto • Tape held a pack of ice to the inside of Mo Williams' right thigh as he decompressed Monday following the Jazz's thrilling 140-133 triple-overtime victory over the Raptors.
How did it feel? Williams was asked. He looked up blankly.
The strained adductor, not the bonkers win.
"It's OK," he said.
In a team-high 50 minutes,Williams scored 17 points and tallied 14 assists, his most since Feb. 11, 2011, when he still played for the Cavaliers. It was his first game back after missing Saturday's win over Phoenix due to the groin injury that also forced him to miss two preseason games.
Following Monday's shootaround, Williams described the moment the injury occurred, while guarding Denver's Ty Lawson on Friday as, "like somebody took a pin and ... poked you."
"I don't like to miss games," Williams said, "so whatever I got to do to get back on the floor to help these guys. I can't help them from the bench."
However, the Jazz intended to be cautious with Williams. Coach Tyrone Corbin said he would closely monitor the point guard's minutes, and likely limit them.
Then things went crazy.
"I did a great job of cutting his minutes tonight," Corbin said, "by only playing him 50 minutes."
Williams was one of three players, along with Paul Millsap and Derrick Favors, to play every minute of the three overtimes (plus Al Jefferson, who officially only missed three seconds).
Kleiza strikes again
No one can quite explain it, but Linas Kleiza seems to save his best performances for games against the Jazz. After going scoreless in 12 minutes in his season debut against Philadelphia on Saturday, Kleiza scored 17 points in the second quarter Monday to put the Jazz on their heels.
He finished with 20 points before fouling out, and missed six of his final seven shots.
"When he plays us," Millsap said, "it seems like he has a chip on his shoulder or something."
Two of Kleiza's 10 25-plus point games have come against the Jazz, including a 41-point outburst on Jan. 17, 2008, while with Denver.
"You get in this league," Corbin said, "and if you look back, there's certain teams your guys feel good about playing against, for whatever reason. It's good for him but it's not good for us to see him be that aggressive."
In the second quarter, Kleiza played all 12 minutes, was 6-of-10 from the field and 2-of-3 on 3-pointers, before being called for his sixth foul with 4:19 remaining in the fourth quarter.
"Thankfully he fouled out of the game and we didn't have to deal with him no more," Millsap said.


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'Umberger was hurt 12 minutes into the first overtime of the playoff series-opener when he was leveled by Buffalo defenseman Brian Campbell at the Flyers' blue line. Campbell, who wasn't penalized on the play, blasted Umberger with a clean shoulder check as the Philadelphia player skated with his head down after taking a pass. Campbell anticipated the play and got his right shoulder down to hit Umberger across the chest and jaw.'
The Sabres Report - April 23, 2006


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This program is sponsored in part by a grant from the Ilinois Arts Council
Acappellago: a group of singers; an exotic musical escape to a wonderful place of songs both old and new.
Acappellago, member of Chorus America, is an a'cappella chamber choir performing in the western suburbs of Chicago. We are thrilled to invite you to join us for our fourteenth season as we "escape" to many times and places through the joys of a cappella music.
Acappellago's special appearances have included Chicago Composer's Forum's first John Cage's "Musicircus" in September 2005, singing the Star Spangled Banner for the Chicago Cubs, Chicago Rush, Chicago Fire, Chicago White Sox, Kane County Cougars and Schaumburg Flyers.
While targeting the ever-growing western suburbs of Chicago, our venues are easily accessible from the major expressways and we draw on the greater Chicago area for our performers and our audiences.


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Jocelyn - from Topeka, KS
Coloring Clear Piping Gel creates a shiny, translucent icing for cakes, cupcakes and cookies. Placed directly on these baked goods, you'll see the surface of the treat through the icing, unless you ice with buttercream first. We often use blue colored piping gel to create the look of water!
Black icing color can taste bitter to some people, so to make black buttercream icing, we recommend starting with chocolate icing, then adding black paste icing color to get a deep, dark black. For royal icing, you can start by adding brown icing color, then add the black color.


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The Infusion Center in the Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center provides chemotherapy, blood transfusions, intravenous antibiotics and other infusions. These services are provided in a spacious, 18-bed infusion suite with natural light, private television and access to the internet. The physical layout supports complete privacy as well as a feeling of community. Nursing staff are highly experienced and many are certified in their specialty. Our Medical Director is on-site during hours of operation. The Center hours are: Monday through Thursday 8:30 am to 6:00 pm and Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm . We will also coordinate your care over the weekend if necessary.
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Don't Belive the Hype!
dolla dolla bill yaaall
i get money, money i got!
what else can i say? top billin!
sorry about the wall xoxo
Don't Belive the Hype!
dolla dolla bill yaaall
fuck the system..
i get money, money i got!
what else can i say? top billin!
sorry about the wall xoxo
Funny thingbis i write cream next to my shit, 1 im broke as fuck, 2 wutang is just pure pwn
Haha true point there mate,
I sometimes do a throwup of c.r.e.a.m. myself, great, memerable acronym that everyone seems to recognize lol
"Inspiration for the Nation."
"Howdy Yall"
i love putting either "don't tell my mom!" or "like mel gibbs, i go lethal"
"I rode into town on an ass, yo MAMAS ASS!" BLACK JESUS!
i writes c.r.e.a.m as a quote sometimes suppose its a well known hiphop acronym so its bound to be pretty common in graff,but allsorts really , from fuck the e.d.f (right wing group in the uk) to 'too drunk to write' or 'a REAL crime of passion' but i use my favourite historical/literature quotes as well like sun tzu
on each corner of the piece 'know yourself ,know your enemy,1000 battles,1000 victories.'
hold ya can up n stand up
Romans 12:2 "[I will] not conform"
"Give a man a fish, and you'll feed him for a day; give him a religion, and he'll starve to death while praying for a fish."
"Give a man a can, and he thinks he's a writer; Give him a gun, and he thinks he's a soldier; give B-36 a saying, and he thinks he's clever"
"Out of convicted rapists, 57% admitted to reading pornography. 95% admitted to reading the Bible."
The remaining 43% were lying, I mean no one is perfect, everyone has done porn at one point in time (Males of course). Did you know that at a church conference 88% of the men admitted to doing porn; the other 12% were lying. And I don't get what youre trying to imply about the bible??
Believe me. It's not by choice. I'm tempted to just open another account and not mention anything about myself, and keep it strictly about Graff. I'm sure if I set up a poll for "the most hated person on bombingscience" I'd probably win. I'd also probably vote for myself :P
Tony - the mofuckin legend
i quoted the wrong thing in my last post, but any way criscros, you are neither a writer or a soldier....your just a dick
hold ya can up n stand up


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i want to use john to create some wordlist and i want to store the password in a sql database.
so it is posible to pipe john direct in the database?
like: john --incremental=digits | sqlite test.db "Insert into db1(pw) values (?!?)"
thx for comments
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AT&T Honors Suppliers for Contributions in Sustainability
AT&T Supplier Sustainability Awards Honor Suppliers in the Areas of Energy Efficiency, Alternative Energy, Environment and Packaging
Dallas, Texas, January 24, 2012
AT&T* today announced the 2011 AT&T Supplier Sustainability Awards, honoring suppliers for outstanding contributions that supported AT&T's sustainability efforts during the past year. AT&T will celebrate the winners at a Dallas event on Tuesday, January 24.
AT&T recognizes suppliers in the areas of Energy Efficiency, Alternative Energy, Environment and Packaging. This year's honorees provided AT&T with superior, sustainable solutions that furthered the company's progress in these areas.
"AT&T suppliers earning this Sustainability Award have demonstrated praiseworthy initiative and innovation in the area of sustainability. They have delivered solid improvements that have helped support AT&T's sustainability efforts for the year," said Tim Harden, president of AT&T Supply Chain and Fleet Operations. "These awards acknowledge the contributions of our suppliers by highlighting those who stood out in providing exceptional value and advancing our programs beyond expectations."
AT&T 2011 Supplier Sustainability Award Winners by Category
- Alternative Energy: SunEdison (Belmont, California) – SunEdison's contributions have enabled AT&T to expand its solar energy program from an initial pilot project to a national program. SunEdison excelled in designing custom solar systems for rooftops, ground mount, and parking canopies to best utilize the individual solar potential of each AT&T site.
- Energy Efficiency: Summit Energy (Louisville, Kentucky) – Summit Energy has been an energy advisor to AT&T since 2007. They support AT&T in achieving energy cost savings, reducing consumption and helping minimize environmental impacts, improving reliability and supporting multiple energy-related efforts.
- Environment: Battery Solutions Inc. (Howell, Michigan) – Battery Solutions Inc. provides AT&T with battery recycling services. In 2011, Battery Solutions participated in over 2,000 AT&T battery recycling projects and collected 56,574 pounds of batteries.
- Packaging: TESSCO (Hunt Valley, Maryland) – As the main distributor for AT&T accessories, TESSCO is responsible for producing the packaging for most of AT&T's branded accessories. In 2011, TESSCO helped AT&T evaluate options for and implement the use of a new plastic that contains up to 30% plant-based raw material in product packaging, reducing demands for petroleum-based plastic.
AT&T has more than fifty thousand suppliers of materials and services. AT&T's suppliers are an important part of the company's sustainability efforts. In their dealings with AT&T, suppliers are expected to observe the principles outlined in the Citizenship & Sustainability Principles of Conduct for Suppliers, which cover topics including sustainable business practices, diversity, ethics and labor rights. The award recipients are noted for their distinguished accomplishments toward a more sustainable supply chain.


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Rappers Drake and Future are putting their rumored differences aside for Drake's "Would You Like a Tour?"
Relations between the pair had reportedly broken down after Future made some questionable comments about Drake's album, Nothing Was The Same. Things were supposedly so bad that Drake had allegedly kicked Future off the tour.
However, Future has taken to Twitter to announce that he's "getting ready" for the tour, which kicks of on Friday. He also gave a shout out to Pittsburgh - the first stop on the 39-date road trip.
Back in Atl getting ready for tour..1st stop Pittsburgh— FUTURE/FREEBANDZ (@1future) October 17, 2013
Future also reached out to XXLMag.com to confirm that he's on the tour. In a statement, he says he's "looking forward to hitting the road this fall."
Apart from Future, Drake's "Would You Like A Tour?" road trip will also feature singer Miguel as the supporting act. Over the next two months the pair will make stops in New York City, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and other cities.
Here are the tour dates for Drake's "Would You Like a Tour?":
Oct 18 Pittsburgh, PA Consol Energy Center
Oct 19 Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
Oct 21 Montreal, QC Bell Centre
Oct 22 Ottawa, ON Canadian Tire Centre
Oct 24 Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
Oct 26 Hartford, CT XL Center
Oct 27 Newark, NJ Prudential Center
Oct 28 Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
Oct 30 Boston, MA TD Garden
Oct 31 Washington, DC Verizon Center
Nov 2 Charlotte, NC Time Warner Cable Arena
Nov 3 Raleigh, NC PNC Arena
Nov 5 Miami, FL American Airlines Arena
Nov 6 Tampa, FL Tampa Bay Times Forum
Nov 7 Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
Nov 9 New Orleans, LA New Orleans Arena
Nov 10 Dallas. TX American Airlines Center
Nov 12 San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
Nov 13 Houston, TX Toyota Center
Nov 16 Phoenix, AZ US Airways Center
Nov 18 Sacramento, CA Sleep Train Arena
Nov 19 Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
Nov 21 Anaheim, CA Honda Center
Nov 22 Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Hotel
Nov 24 San Diego, CA Viejas Arena
Nov 25 Los Angeles, CA STAPLES Center
Nov 28 Vancouver, BC Rogers Arena
Nov 30 Calgary, AB Scotiabank Saddledome
Dec 1 Edmonton, AB Rexall Place
Dec 3 Portland, OR Rose Garden Arena
Dec 4 Tacoma, WA Tacoma Dome
Dec 7 Kansas City, MO Sprint Center
Dec 8 Minneapolis, MN Target Center
Dec 9 Indianapolis, IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse
Dec 11 Saint Louis, MO Scottrade Center
Dec 12 Chicago United Center
Dec 13 Columbus, OH Nationwide Arena
Dec 15 Buffalo, NY First Niagara Center
Dec 16 Auburn Hills, MI The Palace of Auburn Hills
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See great plans for this project that you can help with click HERE. For history of Jurassic Ark and related links click HERE.
• Out Door Museum
• Permanent Student Field Study Site
• Living Fossil Forest
• Amazing Fossil Display
(1) LIVING FOSSIL FOREST STARTS as field assistant John Vuleta plants the two latest gingko plants. This forest, which is being planted on our fossil Log Jam excavation site in Gympie Australia, consists of living fossil trees which match the specimens we are digging out of our several sites in the Gympie rocks. The first high school will visit this site in mid July - and will be first to see the evidence that plants have produced their own kind like God said they would in Genesis. Thanks to those of you who've kick started this forest project with your generous donations. The remaining photos come from our fossil dig in June at this site.
YOUR HELD NEEDED. We would be grateful of your financial and prayerful help with these projects. To donate click country nearest you Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UK, USA, Secure Web Give or mail gifts to Creation Research centre nearest you click Contact.
See more NEW log discoveries below.
(2) WILLING HELPERS Keith Berlin and Paul Newell excavate the newest and the biggest log so far found on our site. To date, we have excavated some three metres of this log, and we are still going. See below for pics from the world famous Arizona fossil "forest",USA, so you can compare quality of their logs and our logs. This Gympie site is truly a fabulous find.
(3) UNIVERSITY PhD MINING STUDENT Bill Hitchcock assists several others in excavating new material at the site. Recent very heavy rains in Australia have re-covered some of our logs, and the drainage trench at the top right of the picture saved most of the site. With your financial assistance we'll be putting in several more diversion trenches.
(4) A SLURRY OF SMASHED, CRUSHED LOGS begins to emerge from the afternoon's excavation. Arrows point to separate logs, all of which have been broken. Again, it reinforces the fact that this is not a place where the fossils are found in the location they grew. This is a forest that grew elsewhere and was provably smashed and floated here in a massive flood of water and dumped and buried quickly.
(5) The log shown above was actually split before it was buried and petrified. It's almost as if it's a fencepost, done in the old style with log splitters, and then turned to stone. You can see also the size of the boulders beside it, which indicates the violence of the water that was washing this material in and burying it rapidly.
|Now compare our Aussie site to world famous Arizona fossil forest
(6) Interestingly enough, the material at the Arizona fossil "forest" is very similar to our material at Gympie. Both sites consist of a majority of Southern Conifer logs (Araucauria) which have been petrified, and neither of them is a buried fossil forest. As you can see, they possess almost no branches or roots. They are both flood deposits and Log Jams on a huge scale.
(7) The only difference between the Arizona deposit and ours is it's labelled Triassic, and ours is labelled Jurassic. These words of course were invented largely before the days of Charles Darwin, and simply refer to Triassic - three colours; and Jurassic - as in the Jura mountains.
(8) As you can see, natural erosion has exposed the Arizona logs, but in Australia we have to do the hard work of excavation ourselves at Gympie.
(9) Quality specimens from Arizona are amongst our collected materials that you'll be able to see when we finalise our Gympie displays.
|(10) This site in Gympie, as well as in Arizona is a marvellous evidence of: (a) Plants producing their own kind and (b) The environment of the world diminishing in quality, as Southern Conifers now only grow in the Southern Hemisphere, whereas they were once worldwide, and a great place to see what a flood deposit is really like and imagine the Chaos of Noah's World wide flood.
|(12) Testing with hydrochloric acid of the grey rock containing both the log and the fern revealed the bubbling carbon dioxide which is a real indicator of limestone or calcium carbonate. More information on these fabulous ferns in limestone click HERE.
|(13) A cross section of the log reveals it has been squashed before being turned to stone so it was (a) buried rapidly (b) buried under sediment layers quickly and (c) shows a flood type mix of land plants in limestone. Limestone is usually regarded as having formed slowly in shallow tropical seas, not in violent flood conditions.


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Wingspan 45mm. Above, white with black tip to forewing and base of wings, males with one black spot on forewing and females with two. Beneath, forewing white and hindwing yellow.
Upperside of female Cabbage WhitePhotographer: Ross Field / Source: Museum Victoria
Underside of female Cabbage WhitePhotographer: Ross Field / Source: Museum Victoria
Widespread and common in urban areas where it is a pest of cruciferous crops. It occurs in all States and Territories of Australia but it is more widespread in southern areas.
An introduced European species, it was first recorded in Victoria and Australia in 1937. The cylindrical green larvae can be a major pest of Brassica crops but the butterfly is also often common wherever cruciferous weeds occur. The larvae pupate on the host plant or wander off, often pupating on nearby fences or walls. The pupae are usually green and are supported by a central girdle of silk but can be greyer if they have pupated on wooden fences. In the 1940's two species of braconid wasps were introduced as biological control agents of the Cabbage White Butterfly. These wasps, along with native wasp and fly parasites, have undoubtedly helped reduce the abundance and economic importance of this butterfly.
Larva of Cabbage WhitePhotographer / Source: M & P Coupar
Distribution and record dates for the Cabbage White near Melbourne (Source Butterfly Bioinformatics, Museum Victoria)
Distribution and record dates for the Cabbage White in Victoria (Source Butterfly Bioinformatics, Museum Victoria)
Braby, M. F. 2000. Butterflies of Australia: Their Identification, Biology and Distribution. CSIRO Publishing.
Common, I. F. B. and Waterhouse, D. F. 1981. Butterflies of Australia (revised edition). Angus & Robertson.
Hi Mandy, the wingspan of the cabbage white butterfly (Pieris rapae) is 4.5 to 5 cm. Your butterfly is probably a female as the female has 2 dark spots on the fore-wing; the male has 1 black spot. There is a tendency for butterflies to have lighter markings early in the season, so this may be the reason for the lighter spot, or it could be due to natural variability. If your butterfly is mature the wing will have a pale yellow line on the back, and a line of yellow spots on each side.
Hi Lauri & Laura,
Thanks for your comments. You can find out more about the Cabbage White Butterfly in Michael F. Braby's book called Butterflies of Australia (CSIRO Publishing Melbourne, 2000, vol. 1) which contains a section with relevant information called 'Life Style and Behaviour' pp. 343-344. This would be accessible at most good libraries. Another website also has information about the life cycle of the butterfly: Pieris rapae.
Hi Damien - this is an interesting question; we have checked with the Manager of our Live Exhibits team, and he has said the following: In our experience, despite its abundance, there's not that much information out there on Pieris rapae. There has been some work done on the potential effects of climate change on Australian butterflies by a number of researchers, but P.rapae doesn't appear to have been included in their research. The best person to ask might be Michael Braby at the Northern Territory Department of Natural Resources, Environment, the Arts and Sport.
We hope this helps
There are also reports of Cabbage White Butterflies (Pieris rapae) being in Melbourne as early as 1929. It's not known exactly how they arrived in Melbourne, but this species is thought to spread as caterpillars or pupae on stored cabbages, particularly in cargo ships (this is how they've spread to other continents). It would definitely have been an accidental introduction, rather than a deliberate one as with other species. In cold weather, or if the cargo was cooled, the pupae could remain viable for several months before the adult(s) emerged at the new location.
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Guilderland High School students turn themselves in on cyberbullying charges
4 Guilderland High School students, believed to be involved in the production of a hardcore rap video that names names and leaves nothing to the imagination, have been charged with cyber-bullying, and will be in court early next month. The video garnered widespread attention when it was posted to YouTube.
The four have been identified as Michael Malone, Giovanni Santoro, Joshua Thompson, and Parker Carmichael all of Guilderland.
Police Capt. Curtis Cox says all will be tried as adults, and could face up to a year behind bars if convicted. They've also been suspended indefinitely from school.


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The march toward a date at Rice-Eccles Stadium continues Friday when the Class 4A state football quarterfinals kick off.
A win Friday secures the honor of being one of the last four teams standing in the state as well as a trip to Rice-Eccles next week.
Here's a breakdown of Friday's games, with the help of state football guru George Felt's weekly Felt's Fact:
Best game: Timpview at Woods Cross, 3 p.m.
Timpview's offense will provide an overwhelming challenge for the Wildcats' defense, which has posted shutouts in three of its last four games. The teams met in a playoff opener last season, and Timpview prevailed 31-14.
The Thunderbirds (6-5), who entered as a No. 3 seed after being forced to forfeit four games for using an ineligible player, overpowered Logan in the opener behind a four-touchdown performance by receiver Dax Raymond. Quarterback Jake Lloyd threw for 297 yards, and the running game rolled up 250 yards for an offense that has averaged 41.4 points a game this season.
Running back Sean Barton leads the way for the Wildcats' offense, which has averaged 21 points over the last three games. Woods Cross (9-2) only has allowed more than 20 points in a game three times, and one of those games was wiped out a 28-7 loss to East.
Other games
Highland at Orem, 4 p.m. • The Tigers are out to reach their first state semifinal since 1996, but the resilient Rams stand in the way.
Highland needed to rally from a 14-3 deficit entering the fourth quarter to advance. Adam Webber's 1-yard run with 19.2 seconds left propelled Highland into the quarterfinals. The defense has been stout recently, allowing 11 points a game over the last five contests, but that includes a 34-13 loss to East on Oct. 12.
Orem (8-3) likes to move the ball through the air. Taylor Camp has thrown for 3,138 yards and 35 TDs this season. He thrown for at least 275 yards in six of his team's 11 games. Nolan Gray is Camp's favorite target with 73 catches for 1,330 yards.
Bountiful at Mountain Crest, 4 p.m. • The Braves are trying for their second consecutive trip to the state semifinals, but they'll have to get past a team riding an eight-game winning streak.
Mountain Crest (9-2) lost three of its first four games but opponents have averaged only 8.6 points a game since, and only three teams scored 10 or more points. There hasn't been anything wrong with the Mustangs' offense over that span either. It averaged 32.8 points in the eight straight wins.
The Braves (9-2) enter after a record-breaking performance by Jakob Hunt in their playoff opener. The senior rushed for 291 yards and four TDs in the win. The defense has held its last three opponents to less than 10 points.
East at Box Elder, 4 p.m. • Both teams upset better seeds in the first round, although East isn't a typical No. 4 seed after winning the region title only to have it stripped for using ineligible players.
Isaac Valles and Ula Tolatau combined to rush for 312 yards in the Leopards' victory. East's offense scores at least 35 points in eight of 11 games before forfeits wiped out three of those. The Leopards' defense isn't bad, either. East (4-7) held six teams to less than 10 points, including four shutouts.
The Bees (7-4) rely on the running game 158 pass attempts to 453 rushing attempts and that could be a successful strategy if they can keep East's offense off the field. Kyler Allen leads Box Elder with 784 yards and 10 TDs on 170 carries. Breckin Gunter (347) and Kasen Flinders (323) both have surpassed 300 yards rushing this season.
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4A playoff schedule
Highland at Orem, 4 p.m.
Bountiful at Mountain Crest, 4 p.m.
Timpview at Woods Cross, 3 p.m.
East at Box Elder, 4 p.m.
Nov. 9 at Rice-Eccles Stadium
(Highland at Orem winner) vs. (Bountiful at Mountain Crest winner), 11 a.m.
(Timpview at Woods Cross winner) vs. (East at Box Elder winner), 2:30 p.m.


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LENOVO IDEAPAD N581 MBA98GE Notebook (i have new buy),
by my old laptop (dell) bt5 work great.
OS Backtrack 5 R3 KDE x64 (64bit)
Hardware is:
Ethernet LAN 10 MBit/s, 100 MBit/s, 1000 Mbit/s
Wireless Lan Wireless LAN 802.11 B/G/N
via Bluetooth 4.0
(WLAN 802.11 b/g/n, GBit-LAN, Bluetooth)
I have wicd reconfigur and reboot......................
and netork starting and restarting......................
all doesnt work............
Wlan0 can find my Wlan router but the connectionless aborts irregular, and the performance is reduced,all 1-3 minutes the connection breaks.
new system reboot: start it is 60-70 db until it drops to 30 db, and he connects and keeps getting shorter and shorter and shorter connection.
Lan doesnt exist ???
bluetooth doesnt exist ???
somehow I do not go on,when logs etc. is needed just give modest.
need more info?root@bt:~# iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
wlan0 IEEE 802.11bgn ESSID:"W-Lan123"
Mode:Managed Frequency:2.412 GHz Access Point: Not-Associated
Tx-Power=19 dBm
Retry long limit:7 RTS thr: off Fragment thr: off
Encryption key: off
Power Management: off
root@bt:~# ifconfig
lo Link encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host
UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
RX packets:171 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:171 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
RX bytes:41329 (41.3 KB) TX bytes:41329 (41.3 KB)
wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 08:3e:8e:aa:96:15
UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:1936 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:163 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:102125 (102.1 KB) TX bytes:31373 (31.3 KB)
root@bt:~# airmon-ng start wlan0
Found 3 processes that could cause trouble.
If airodump-ng, aireplay-ng or airtun-ng stops working after
a short period of time, you may want to kill (some of) them!
PID Name
1461 dhclient3
1462 dhclient3
3316 dhclient
Process with PID 1461 (dhclient3) is running on interface wlan0
Process with PID 1462 (dhclient3) is running on interface wlan0
Interface Chipset Driver
wlan0 Unknown brcmsmac - [phy0]
(monitor mode enabled on mon0)
root@bt:~# dmesg | tail
[ 1018.666690] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready
[ 1111.924818] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] 60800 512-byte logical blocks: (31.1 MB/29.6 MiB)
[ 1111.924858] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Cache data unavailable
[ 1111.924862] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Assuming drive cache: write through
[ 1111.925662] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Cache data unavailable
[ 1111.925665] sd 6:0:0:0: [sdb] Assuming drive cache: write through
[ 1111.927285] sdb: sdb1
[ 1208.074505] ieee80211 phy0: FIF_CONTROL
[ 1208.074511] ieee80211 phy0: FIF_OTHER_BSS
[ 1208.074518] ieee80211 phy0: brcms_ops_config: change monitor mode: true (implement)
sorry, iam new in this forum, i read the "how to make thread".
I suggest you go over the "How To Make a thread" sticky and come back with more information.
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has done it, I had the wrong driver apparently on it, a couple of test runs have now.
You need to post sensible info as to: chipset (wifi device), BT5 installation type (HDD, USB, VM, Live DVD?), lspci -v (post it, at the end of each device is the module used by kernel), lsmod | grep -i "module used by kernel".
Also include in a brief way what you have done to fix it, in what order, but brief, there is a lot of usless info that you do not want to post.
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WATCH: Miley Cyrus Sends Video To Fan Shortly Before Her Death
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Miley Cyrus made a heartfelt video on Friday for a sick fan named Caley Camarillo, posting it only hours before the 12-year-old succumbed to a lengthy battle with cystic fibrosis.
Camarillo's mother Teresa shared on Facebook, "Miley Cyrus sent this to Caley and she was able to watch it an hour before she had passed."
In the video, Cyrus tells the young fan, "I know we met a few years ago but I want to let you know that I'm still praying for you, I'm still thinking about you, I'm sending you some love, and I just want you to know that you on are on my mind and in my heart."


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'"It's like anything, you just get a level of confidence. I come to a camp like this and I enjoy spending the time with Brian McCutcheon and Lindy Ruff and James Patrick, it's like a week of Hockey 101," Dineen said. "We come in and we're talking about systems, we're talking about players. The learning curve is really long and I've only been doing this four years."'
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Photo Gallery: Vigil at University of Redlands
REDLANDS - University of Redlands sophomore Danielle Hillyer spent most of Friday trying to make sense of the mass slayings in Connecticut.
In the midst of finals, Hillyer, 19, was struggling to do so.
"I saw the courage of the teachers who tried to help the kids," she said. "They have inspired me to be strong. It is still tough to see."
Hillyer was one of about 50 students to attend an impromptu candlelight vigil Friday night in the university's chapel.
University chaplain John Walsh conducted a quiet but emotional session.
"Tonight we want to be one with that community and to be part of that family," Walsh said. "We want them to know that a thousand miles away here in Southern California that we care and know what has happened."
Candles were distributed, lit and in the end raised in the air in memory of the victims, many of whom were children.
"I think it is important to gather a family and think of, remember and pray for them," Walsh said. "We want to be there for them as much as possible."
Having a candlelight vigil was a last-minute decision. A notice was sent out to students around 5 p.m.
"We felt it was important," Walsh said. "Even if just two or three people showed up, it was important to light the candles and to be part of the community."
The group stood in silence for several minutes. Walsh provided inspirational words when he could.
"What do I say? I don't think anyone understands," Walsh said. "I will tell people life is short, sometimes shorter that you expect. Live life and tell the people in your life that you love them."
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HALTOM CITY, TX -- State investigators raided Hest Technologies Inc. and the homes of several of its senior executives here in this Fort Worth suburb on Aug. 17. Four top company officials were arrested.
Separately, police in Dallas arrested the director of a charity that has received revenues from Hest sweepstakes operations located in Texas and other states.
According to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, those arrested included Hest president Chris Canard, his wife Shannon Canard and Robert Houchin Jr., with bond set at $28,000 each. Also arrested was Andrea Geist, with bond set at $4,500. Authorities were also seeking Robert Houchin Sr.
Meanwhile, Dallas Police have arrested Dalace-Skye Duvall, operator of the Skyeward Bound Ranch, which is a prominent charity beneficiary of Hest sweepstakes operators both in Texas and nationwide.
The arrests occurred during a joint operation led by the Texas Attorney General's Office, in concert with district attorneys for Anderson and Tarrant Counties.
The Hest raid followed months of investigations that stretched from coast to coast and involved numerous federal authorities, as well as multiple state governments. Among them were the FBI, IRS and U.S. Secret Service, along with government agencies, police and prosecutors from California, Massachusetts and Virginia.
Officials said the defendants face felony gambling, money laundering and organized criminal activity charges. | SEE STATEMENT
To support its claim that Hest sweepstakes systems constitute illegal gambling devices, the Texas Attorney General's office pointed to an early August ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit (New Orleans). According to the appellate court's opinion, sweepstakes operators in that case were selling Internet time as "mere subterfuge" to induce customers to play the sweepstakes.
Hest is no stranger to controversy, having won some clear victories on similar issues in other states.
In December 2011, a district court judge in South Carolina found that Hest sweepstakes games were not gambling and that Skyeward's charitable fundraising through Hest devices did not violate state gambling laws. | SEE ANNOUNCEMENT