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I have tried to change my mac address useing the tutorial that was on the listed help links. The madwifi one. With no such luck. Can anyone else give me a command that would help me change my mac addy? Thank you.
heeeeeeeeeeeelp hehehehe.
it should be
macchanger --mac=00:11:22:33:44:55 ath1
ifconfig eth2 down
ifconfig eth2 hw ether 00:11:22:33:44:55
ifconfig eth2 up
AWSOME im going to try that one. This is one I found online wich did not seem to help me.


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Location Persons behind the desk were slobs. Overall poor quality.
The place was extremely easy to get to and the rooms were very clean. The breakfast was just cereal and muffins/packaged pastries but that was perfect for what we needed. It's not a luxurious place but it was nice, clean, safe and the beds were great.
Our plane arrived at 10am and they let us check in early! They were very accommodating and it was a great value. They're only a 15 minute walk from the nearest train station and I didn't even need to call a cab 90% of the time. The sheets could've been softer and the tub backed up once and there was a weird smell coming from the drain. However, the location and the price far outweigh the cons.

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Next Episode of Thomas & Friends is
Season 20 / Episode 26 and airs on 31 July 2017 06:50
Thomas & Friends is a British children's television series, which had its first broadcast on the ITV network on 4 September 1984. It is based on The Railway Series of books by the Reverend Wilbert Awdry and his son, Christopher Awdry. These books deal with the adventures of a group of anthropomorphised locomotives and road vehicles who live on the fictional Island of Sodor. The books were based on stories Wilbert told to entertain his son, Christopher during his recovery from measles. From Series one to four, many of the stories are based on events from Awdry's personal experience.
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You'd think just two months after Election Day that we, as the League of Drag Queen Voters, would be taking a break. But nooooooo. We read recently on the NationalJournal website (we read it so you don't have to) that Mormon Mitt Romney is the Republican "insider's choice" to be their nominee in 2012. Following [...]
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The deal
Sep 3 / 10 / 15 / 24, 2016
- Tour for 1 adult for $289 (rrp. $489)
- Tour for 1 child for $249 (rrp. $449)
Oct 1, 2016
- Tour for 1 adult for $399 (rrp. $499)
- Tour for 1 child for $309 (rrp. $409)
The experience
Traverse through the adrenaline-pumping rides of the Happy Valley theme park while taking in the views of the surrounding greenery; each person gets a complimentary bowl of tau fu fah to dig in as they walk around the area. Once night falls, head to Zhuhai to enjoy a spectacle of colours when the 28th Macau International Fireworks Display Contest kicks off. On the following day, head to Macau's first hawker-style street market at Broadway Macau to enjoy the local cuisine at traditional hawker stalls or Michelin-rated restaurants. After fulfilling their stomachs, guests are whisked away to Studio City to cap the day off at Asia's first leisure resort which integrates television and film production facilities, entertainment attractions like a Batman-themed ride and a 130m-tall Ferris wheel, retail stores, and hotels.
Day 1
- 8.30am: Assemble at Lo Wu Control Point
- 9am: Assemble at Shenzhen Bay Port
- Departure to Zhongshan
- Happy Valley (each traveller gets a bowl of tau fu fa)
- 9pm / 9.40pm: admire the fireworks of the 28th Macau International Fireworks Display Contest at Zhuhai
- Meals:
- Lunch: fish feast
- Dinner: Zhuhai specialty feast
- Hotel: Zhuhai 365 Arts Hotel, Bao Qing Fu Hotel, or similar
Day 2
- Gongbei Port of Entry
- Broadway Macau / Studio City
- 4pm: assemble at Gongbei Port of Entry
- Dismissal at Lo Wu Control Point / Shenzhen Bay Port


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Sunday, October 26, 2014 from 1pm - 3pm
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Investigate and create at our weekend art-making sessions inspired by the natural world. Each month we will explore a different scientific phenomenon or art-making process. More details at pem.org/families.
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There's something fishy about the 5k line of chips - mine used to work just fine, now it will neither work on my persistent install nor on an original image of bt4b booted from USB. Initially it'll run aireplay-ng -9 just fine, show injection, be happy, even smile at me on occasion (depending on the number of drinks consumed). However, when put into practice against my AP it will not inject for its life, nor will it pass the -9 tests (all come back @ 0%). I blame gremlins, or possibly some failsafe. Best part is, given the intermittency of the problem between different users, its rather hard to pinpoint where injection fails. Has anyone tested injection on the pre-final of BT4?
has anyone been able to get packet injection to work succesfully with the intel 5100 agn and if so what did you do?
while googling for hours i found this
its in german so i used google translate to english
this seems to be a working process but im pretty confused by it
hope some genius can take this and make sense of it to help the rest of us
I am trying to make aircrack-ng work on my environment.
I have a Sony Vaio with a Intel 5100 wifi card that is capable of injection.
I am using LiveCD : wifiway 1.0 that has the patched driver for intel 5100.
I am flowing step-by-step the the tutorial "aircrack-ng : Simple WEP Crack"
My problem is that the "injection test" and the "fake authentication" are working perfectly but only on the first call.
After a couple of tests it seems that test AP is not accepting anymore my "requests".An because of this is not accepting enough good data packets to start the aircrack-ng on that output.
Here you have my specific commands :
Steps :
--------- #airmon-ng stop mon0
----------#airmon-ng start wlan0 1
wifiway ~ # iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.
wmaster0 no wireless extensions.
wlan0 IEEE 802.11abgn ESSID:""
Mode:Managed Frequency:2.412 GHz Access Point: Not-Associated
Tx-Power=15 dBm
Retry min limit:7 RTS thrff Fragment thr=2352 B
Encryption keyff
Power Managementff
Link Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
mon0 IEEE 802.11abgn Mode:Monitor Frequency:2.412 GHz Tx-Power=15 dBm
Retry min limit:7 RTS thrff Fragment thr=2352 B
Encryption keyff
Power Managementff
Link Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0
------------#aireplay-ng -9 -e tedy -a 00:23:08:07:XX:XX mon0
wifiway ~ # aireplay-ng -9 -e tedy -a 00:23:08:07:XX:XX mon0
For information, no action required: Using gettimeofday() instead of /dev/rtc
22:31:40 Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 00:23:08:07:XX:XX) on channel 1
22:31:40 Trying broadcast probe requests...
22:31:40 Injection is working!
22:31:42 Found 1 AP
22:31:42 Trying directed probe requests...
22:31:42 00:23:08:07:XX:XX - channel: 1 - 'tedy'
22:31:48 Ping (min/avg/max): 11.998ms/145.061ms/199.979ms Power: 221.93
22:31:48 15/30: 50%
------------#airodump-ng -c 1 --bssid 00:23:08:07:XX:XX -w output mon0
CH 1 ][ Elapsed: 1 hour 4 mins ][ 2009-12-20 23:42
BSSID PWR RXQ Beacons #Data, #/s CH MB ENC CIPHER AUTH ESSID
00:23:08:07:XX:XX 221 100 30052 21146 3 1 54 . WEP WEP OPN tedy
BSSID STATION PWR Rate Lost Packets Probe
------------# aireplay-ng -1 0 -e teddy -a 00:23:08:07:XX:XX -h 00:23:6C:YY:YY:YY mon0
wifiway ~ # aireplay-ng -1 0 -e teddy -a 00:23:08:07:XX:XX -h 00:23:6C:YY:YY:YY mon0
The interface MAC (00:21:5D:B0:XX:XX) doesn't match the specified MAC (-h).
ifconfig mon0 hw ether 00:23:6C:97:YY:YY
23:45:33 Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 00:23:08:07:YY:YY) on channel 1
23:45:34 Sending Authentication Request (Open System) [ACK]
23:45:34 Authentication successful
23:45:34 Sending Association Request [ACK]
23:45:39 Sending Authentication Request (Open System) [ACK]
23:45:39 Authentication successful
23:45:39 Sending Association Request [ACK]
23:45:39 Association successful :-) (AID: 1)
Upgrade to BT 4 Pre-Final. I am pretty sure we are not supporting BT 4 beta anymore.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Intel 5100AGN still not working with BT 4 Pre-Final, can't injected


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Arctic Field Programs
Arctic Summer Cloud Ocean Study (ASCOS)ASCOS was an international field experiment to better understand the atmospheric and chemical processes of how clouds affect the surface energy budget of the pack ice and its melting.
International Chemistry Experiment in the Arctic LOwer Troposphere (ICEALOT)ICEALOT was a springtime study of aerosol properties and atmospheric chemistry over an ice-free region of the Arctic.
Integrated Characterization of Energy, Clouds, Atmospheric State (ICECAPS)ICECAPS is a study to better understand how cloud and atmospheric processes contribute to recent warming and melting in the Arctic. Focus is on clouds, precipitation, and atmospheric structure, all of which are poorly understood over the Greenland Ice Sheet.
Surface Heat Budget of the Arctic Ocean (SHEBA)SHEBA was a National Science Foundation program designed to study Arctic atmospheric, sea-ice and ocean processes through a full annual cycle.


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LSU couldn't finish what would have been one of the most significant victories in Tiger Stadium history Saturday night just as it couldn't finish what would have been the most significant season in school history 10 months earlier.
The Tigers were on the verge of avenging a 21-0 loss to Alabama in the BCS Championship game in January, but AJ McCarron drove the Crimson Tide 72 yards and threw a 28-yard touchdown pass with 51 seconds left to give the defending national champion a 21-17 victory in front of a Tiger Stadium-record crowd of 93,374.
"We let this get away," LSU defensive end Sam Montgomery said. "We had tons of opportunities to maximize in the game. But we couldn't put them away. Sometimes, it's not the best team, but it's the most disciplined team. It's tough. It was slow death."
McCarron's heroics, which culminated in a a scoring pass to T.J. Yeldon, came after LSU had turned the game 180 degrees after halftime. Alabama led 14-3 at halftime, but the Tigers held the Tide to one second-half first down until the final drive and Zach Mettenberger guided LSU to two second-half touchdowns.
Top-ranked Alabama (9-0, 6-0 in the Southeastern Conference) remained in the driver's seat to win the West Division. The Tide can clinch the West outright with a victory at home against Texas A&M next week.
No. 5 LSU, which hosts to Mississippi State on Saturday, saw its school-record 22-game home winning streak end.
The Tigers' shaky passing game came to life as Mettenberger led an assault on the nation's No. 1 defense, throwing for a season-high 293 yards. Jarvis Landry (eight catches, 76 yards, one touchdown) and Odell Beckham Jr. (four catches, 73 yards) made big plays.
"The receivers and the rest of the offense have known what we were fully capable of all year," Mettenberger said. "We were finally clicking tonight. But as well as I played, I would trade 150 yards and three interceptions if we had won. It hurts; it definitely hurts.
"We had a great rhythm. We played with confidence, executed well and didn't make a lot of mistakes."
Freshman Jeremy Hill ran like a senior, gaining 107 yards and scoring a touchdown that started the second-half surge.
LSU was in position to put the game away as it held a 17-14 and the football in the waning minutes of the second half. The Tigers had a first down at the Tide 32. J.C. Copeland gained 3 yards, and Hill lost 3 and gained 4. The runs forced Bama to use its last two timeouts, but Drew Alleman was wide left on a 45-yard field goal with 1:34 left.
"We thought we could get an easy field goal and didn't want an interception," Mettenberger said. "I don't blame (the play calls). Nobody can blame Drew. We left a lot of offense on the table and had a lot of drives we didn't finish."
That gave McCarron the ball at the 28 with 1:34 left. McCarron hit three quick completions to Kevin Norwood for gains of 18, 15 and 11 yards to the Tigers 28. After an incompletion to Norwood in the end zone, the Tide called a screen against an LSU blitz and McCarron lofted the ball to Yeldon, who just had to cut back on safety Craig Loston to sprint into the end zone with 51 seconds left.
"We told our players that they would have to overcome a lot of adversity to win a game here," Bama coach Nick Saban said. "When things went bad and the momentum of the game changed, that's what we kept talking to them about. They kept their poise, they kept playing and they kept competing."
LSU coach Les Miles said there was a missed assignment on the touchdown.
"We held them for the better part of the game, but it just goes to show you it takes only one error to cost you the game," safety Eric Reid said. "It's just so unfortunate that it happened to us tonight. One mistake cost us the game."
LSU trailed 14-3 and was sputtering on offense before Hill's 1-yard touchdown run completed a 58-yard drive late in the third quarter.
The Tigers tried to capitalize on the momentum by trying an onside kick. Kicker James Hairston fell on the ball for the Tigers, but the officials ruled that he touched the ball before it went the requisite 10 yards and the ruling was upheld on review.
LSU had tried another trick play earlier as a fake field goal failed when holder Brad Wing's pass to Alleman in fourth-and-12 pass lost 2 yards. Later Miles had Alleman try a 54-yard field goal, which would have been a career long, but the kick was short.
"I wish I could have had a couple of my calls back," Miles said.
Bama quickly marched toward the goal line, but on third-and-3 from the 10, T.J. Yeldon dropped a handoff from McCarron and Montgomery recovered for LSU.
The Tigers drove 90 yards and Mettenberger threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Landry to give LSU a 17-14 lead with 12:58 left in the game.
After a Tide punt, the Tigers marched to the Bama 24, but on fourth-and-1, but running back Spencer Ware was stopped for no gain after lining up under center.
The biggest question coming into the game was whether LSU could avoid the offensive futility it had in the BCS title game. The Tigers showed right away that things wouldn't be that bad, but Bama showed they wouldn't be easy either.
LSU received the opening kickoff and needed just six plays to cross midfield, something it didn't accomplished until midway through the fourth quarter in January.
The drive stalled at the Tide 46 after Mettenberger threw two incompletions, but the Tigers got the ball back after a three-and-out.
This time it took just four plays for LSU to cross midfield again. The Tigers reached the 21, but stalled after two moiré Mettenberger incompletions. Alleman's 38-yard field goal provided a 3-0 lead for LSU, whose only lead in the two meetingslast season came on Alleman's field goal on the last play of overtime in Tuscaloosa.
Bama, which faced only one deficit — for 14 seconds against Ole Miss — drove to the LSU 39 on the ensuing possession, but pass interference penalty on Kevin Norwood short-circuited the drive.
But the deficit didn't last long as the Tide forced a punt on the Tigers' next possession, and McCarron found a rhythm. He directed the longest drive against LSU this season as Bama went 92 yards and took a 7-3 lead when Eddie Lacy ran 7 yards for a touchdown.
McCarron's 9-yard touchdown run just before the half gave the Tide a 14-3 lead.


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Celebrity News For Dec. 12, 2013 | Late Edition
Is Miley Cyrus Really the Most Annoying Star of the Year?
- Miley Cyrus receives a dubious honor — Gossip Girl
- LeAnn Rimes's strange stage trick — Us Weekly
- Tom Hardy is preparing to play Elton John — Lainey Gossip
- Justin Bieber says he is being bullied — HuffPost Celebrity
- Meet Rocco Faison's famous godfather — People
- Ashley Benson slams photoshopping — BuzzFeed
- Simon Pegg joins Monty Python — ET
- Mariah Carey shows off her Christmas decorations — Pink Is the New Blog
- Why is Damian Lewis apologizing? — D-Listed
- Tom Daley steps out with his boyfriend — JustJared
- Max George's girlfriend shows skin — Hollywood Tuna
- Kanye West isn't happy about his Grammy nominations — The Superficial
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I admit I'm going to miss "The Whore of Mensa." And "Match Wits with Inspector Ford." And — what the hell — "Lovborg's Women Considered" has some great lines, too: Dorf: Oh, Netta! All is lost! Lost! Netta: For a weak man, perhaps, but not if one has — courage. Dorf: Courage? Netta: To tell [Read More…]
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Guess who's open all weekend?
Our favorite downtown food cart – our friends at the one, the only, the 100% vegan, 100% awesome, and 100% fantastically creative Homegrown Smoker Vegan BBQ.
That's right, they're extending their hours for conference goers (okay, and the rest of Portland, too) and will be open till 8pm on Friday, 6pm on Saturday, and 4pm on Sunday. They're the only off-site lunch we officially endorse (cause, you know, we have a buffet and stuff, but shhhh). Not only that, they're down the freaking block from the conference center and dorms, and the closest 100% vegan option around!
Let's put it this way…
You want BBQ tempeh and a side of greens? Check. That's easy! You want a Philthy NoCheese Steak? Check. You want something with nori-breaded Fufish? Check. You want a Smoked Chipotle Corn Doggy? Check. You want a Chili Shroom Burger? Check! Can't you grasp this brilliance? Fine, you want Jess' lunchtime go to, the oh-so-creamy vegan mac & cheese? Check! One more thing – You want coconut battered oreos? Check. Believe it.
From their blog:
This weekend extended hours at HGS due to VVC 2011
Saturday 11-6
Sunday 11-4 Come down and support VVC and HGS. Vegans supporting Vegans….. Dig.
SW 4th & College. Right by the PSU campus. South End.
Need some more convincing?
So much more over on their facebook. Go say hello! – and someone, please, sneak Jess some mac!
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I was just here! Had the mac n cheese & soy curls burrito. I died and went to vegan heaven.
Just had tempeh ribs and stewed greens. Yum!
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Hayes and Dykstra Lead UK Track & Field to NCAA Top-20 Finish
By Jacob Most
June 8, 2013 -
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EUGENE, Ore. – The Kentucky men's track and field team placed 18th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships behind top-5 finishes from both Keith Hayes and Raymond Dykstra on Saturday at Hayward Field.
Kentucky finished with 15 points. The Wildcat men earned their best finish at the National Championships since 2010 when they placed 13th with 18 points.
"Our men's team's top-20 NCAA Championship performance along with gallant efforts from Keith Hayes and Ray Dykstra are strong building blocks for the future of our team," head coach Edrick Floreal said. "We look forward to welcoming our freshman class into the fold as we continue to grow toward our ultimate plans."
Keith Hayes placed fourth in his first NCAA 110m hurdles final crossing the finish line in 13.40 seconds with a 3.8 meters per second wind at his back. The time was the second-fastest all-conditions performance of the senior's career, bettered only by his school record NCAA Semifinal time of 13.32w.
Raymond Dykstra's season-best javelin throw, which went 72.49 meters / 237 feet 10 inches, was good for fifth place. Dykstra was sixth nationally as a freshman last season.
Dykstra's initial attempt traveled 71.46m / 234'05". That mark was good for second in the first preliminary flight, and made him the No. 5 qualifier into the final.
He improved to 72.49 meters on his first of three additional throws in the final, moving into fourth place after the fourth round. He did not improve on the next two throws, but remained fourth overall when just one thrower behind him in the standings had yet to make a final attempt.
Ohio State's Bill Stanley was that thrower, and he launched the javelin 72.79m / 238'9" on his final toss, to pass Dykstra in the standings by less than a foot.
Andrew Evans picked up Kentucky's other six points on Friday with a bronze medal performance in the discus.
Florida and Texas A&M tied for the men's team NCAA Championship with 53 points. Kansas won the women's NCAA Title with 60 points. The Kentucky women's team did not score at the NCAA Championships.
Rondel Sorrillo scored all 18 points for UK during the 2010 NCAA Championships, which also held at Hayward Field.
Texas A&M's Wayne Davis II won the 110m hurdles with the second-fastest NCAA Championship time ever, 13.14w.
Texas A&M's Sam Humphries, was US Olympic Trials Javelin Champion at Hayward Field in 2012, won the javelin with a top throw 77.95m / 255'9".
The top eight finishers in each event earned points toward the overall team score. The points were assigned as follows: 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1.
Kentucky NCAA Outdoor Championships Results
Wednesday, June 5
Men Shot Put
10. Brad Szypka: 18.57/60'11.25"
Women 100 meters (Semifinal)
15. Keilah Tyson: 11.40w (+2.8)
3,000-meter steeplechase (Semifinal)
16. Luis Orta: 8:59.33
Women 10,000 meters (Final)
18. Chelsea Oswald: 35:06.02
Thursday, June 6
Women Discus Prelim
-. Beckie Famurewa: F,F,F
Men 1,500 meters (semifinal)
14. Matt Hillenbrand: 3:44.48
100-meter hurdles (semifinal)
13. Kayla Parker: 13.16w (+2.8)
110-meter hurdles (semifinal):
5. Keith Hayes: 13.32w (+3.0)
Friday, June 7
Men Discus (Prelim)
3. Andrew Evans: 62.78m / 206'
Women 5,000 meters
24. Chelsea Oswald: 16:48.90
Saturday, June 8
Men Javelin
5. Raymond Dykstra:72.49m/237'10"
110-meter hurdles (Final)
4. Keith Hayes: 13.40w (+3.8)
Men Team scores:
1. tie, Texas A&M and Florida, 53; 3. Arkansas 46.5; 4. Oregon 44; 5. USC 42; 6. Texas 32; 7. LSU 27; 8. Mississippi 24; 9. Florida State 22.5; 10. Arizona 20 ... 18. Kentucky: 15
Women Team scores: 1. Kansas 60; 2. Texas A&M 44; 3. Oregon 43; 4. LSU 40; 5. UCF 35; 6. Tie, Stanford & Arizona 33; 8. Arkansas 30; 9. Clemson 29; 10. Arizona State 28


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Tighten One's Belt
Mmmm . . . bring out roasted potatoes and pie (or not). The origin of this belt-related fashion idiom has a lot to do with food and the lack of it during the Great Depression. Scarfing up (we'll get to that one later) food meant having a good meal "under their belt." Hungrier—and therefore thinner—people were "tightening their belts," on a mission to change the situation in their favor. Good times, bad times or any time in between, we can't wait to wrap these around our waists:
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Scarf Up
Oh, gentlest of soles,
What elevates your beauty with grand detail?
Why, 'tis the heel no doubt . . .
And always loveliest during a midnight sale.
OK, I totally made that up. But truth is, this may be from Shakespearean origin. The idea of scarfing something up (be it a shoe sale or a turkey platter) comes from Macbeth: "Come, seeling night, scarf up the tender eye of pitiful day . . . " Seems that "scarf up" meant to quickly cover up something until it was out of sight (or memory) and gone for good. Hmmm. Kind of like how us fashionistas have a knack for emptying department store shelves. Check out these irresistible scarves:
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Okay, ladies, any other interesting phrases and fashion idioms that knock your socks off?


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An interscalene/brachial plexus block may be used therapeutically for chronic pain conditions of the upper extremity, such as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), Raynaud's phenomenon, and peripheral neuropathies.
The purpose of this block is diagnostic and/or to block pain in the affected arm allowing increased mobilization during physical or occupational therapy.
This injection consists of a local anesthetic given via a catheter. This can be done as a single injection or the catheter can be left in and secured with a dressing for daily injections. The daily bolus allows for pain relief during physical or occupational therapy.
The procedure is done with x-ray guidance and involves inserting a needle through skin and deeper tissues. There is some discomfort involved. However, the skin and deeper tissues are numbed with a local anesthetic. Most of the patients also receive intravenous sedation which makes the procedure easy to tolerate.
With any procedure there are risks, side effects, and possibility of complications. Risks include infection, bleeding, puncture of a lung, and allergic reaction to medications used. There is a possibility the medicine could inadvertently enter the blood stream causing the following symptoms: ringing in the ears, numbness around the mouth, metallic taste or symptoms affecting the central nervous system.
After the injection, your pain will be decreased which is a result of the local anesthetic. You may have numbness or loss of function in the affected arm (to be expected). You may also experience on the affected side, drooping of the eyelid, hoarseness, constricted pupil, difficulty swallowing and nasal stuffiness. Should you experience difficulty swallowing, avoid food or liquid until this resolves, usually within 2 hours.
1. You must have someone with you. You will not be allowed to drive home.
2. You may take routine medications including pain medicine.
3. You must not eat or drink 6 prior to you procedure unless otherwise directed.
1. Your medical history will be reviewed.
2. An IV will be started.
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WALESKA, GA.- The Brevard College (0-8, 0-3 SAC) women's lacrosse team lost 18-7 while traveling to Reinhardt University (11-3, 6-1) a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) affiliate, on March 26 at Ken White Field.
The Eagles took an early lead in the first ten minutes of the game until the the 17:22 mark of the game, the Tornados Madison Ellis received the ball off of the quick two pass transition from midfeld and took the ball to the back of the net making the score 8-1. Brevard was able to hold Reinhardt at nine goals until the 4:22 mark of the first half.
Brevard's Emily Medvedeff and Julia Gasston scored to help with the team's seven total goals while Ellis led with four goals individually.
Looking into the second half, the Eagles were held to seven goals while the Tornados placed in four.
The last goal for BC was accomplished on a man-up possession after the Eagle's Brooke Haley received a yellow card for a dangerous shot with 2:29 left in the game.
Brevard's loss keeps them in seventh place in the SAC while the Reinhardt win advanced them to second place in the National Women's Lacrosse League of the NAIA in the South Region conference.
The Lady Tornados will travel to Coker College this Saturday for a conference match-up starting at 4:00 p.m.


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By Diana Hefley and Bill Sheets <I>Herald Writers</I>
EVERETT — Snohomish County is home to hundreds of bridges, big and small.
Just this month, the county's public works department submitted its annual bridge report, grading 200 bridges in unincorporated Snohomish County.
According to the report, there are 14 bridges in the county that are classified as structurally deficient under National Bridge Inspection Standards. Seven of those are scheduled to be replaced or rehabilitated within the next six years. Those include bridges over the Pilchuck and Sauk Rivers and bridges over various smaller waterways, including Swamp, Howard, Jim and Woods creeks.
Some of the problems include rotted pilings, deteriorated concrete and cracked timber girders.
As of December the county had 102 bridges in various conditions that would make them eligible for federal replacement funding, according to the county report. Of the 16 bridges with the lowest ratings, seven have been funded for replacement.
Meanwhile major work is on the horizon for bridges on Highway 529.
Repair work is planned for this summer to replace moving parts on the highway's drawspan over the Snohomish River between Everett and Marysville.
The main Snohomish River crossing on Highway 529 consists of two spans — one for northbound and the other for southbound traffic. The northbound bridge was built in 1927 and the southbound bridge was built in 1954, according to the state Department of Transportation. It is a vertical lift bridge, which is a type of moveable bridge where the middle span rises vertically while remaining parallel with the deck.
During annual inspections, structural engineers found small fatigue cracks in the machinery designed to lift the southbound bridge. The cracks were hidden in the machinery itself, which makes repairing them a challenge for crews, according to the transportation department.
Because it is such a critical part of the transportation system in Snohomish County, even minor damage on the bridge can be a big headache. In December, for example, Everett streets became parking lots after a drunken driver clipped support beams.
Everett officials in 2008 were forced to ban parking along the Broadway Bridge and place load restrictions on trucks. The 100-year-old bridge spans the railroad tracks that bisect downtown Everett. Replacement costs are estimated at $9 million.
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SANTA ANA — The alleged gunman who stormed a Seal Beach beauty salon in October and shot nine people, killing eight, was indicted by an Orange County Grand Jury Tuesday.
The move could speed up the trial process by eliminating the need for a preliminary hearing.
Scott Evans Dekraai, 42, was indicted on eight felony counts of special circumstance murder for committing multiple murders and one felony count of attempted murder.
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for the Oct. 12 rampage, the worst mass-shooting in Orange County history.
Dekraai, who remains in custody without bail, is scheduled for arraignment today Wednesday at the Santa Ana Superior Court.
Authorities allege he went to the salon after arguing on the phone with his ex-wife, 48-year-old Michelle Fournier of Los Alamitos, following a custody battle over their 8-year-old son.
Police and prosecutors say Dekraai donned a bullet-proof vest and armed himself with three guns before embarking on the shooting spree.
Fournier was one of seven people killed inside the business.
A 64-year-old man sitting in his SUV just outside the salon, David Caouette of Seal Beach, was shot and killed before Dekraai fled in his Toyota pickup.
Dekraai was stopped by Seal Beach Police Department patrol officers a few blocks away.
The other six people killed inside the salon were Victoria Ann Buzzo, 54, Laguna Beach; Laura Lee Elody, 46, Huntington Beach; salon owner Randy Lee Fannin, 62, Murrieta; Michele Daschbach Fast, 47, Seal Beach; Lucia Bernice Kondas, 65, Huntington Beach; and Christy Lynn Wilson, 47, Lakewood.
Harriet Stretz, 73, of Los Alamitos was the lone gunshot survivor.
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— Igor Vovkivinskiy is a big man with a big heart. A very big heart. It's literally twice as big as the average person's.
From the perspective of most people, Vovkivinskiy is a giant. At 7-foot-8.33 inches tall, he's the tallest man in the United States, and he's been dealing with a colossal problem: He can't find shoes that fit.
Vovkivinskiy isn't even sure of his shoe size anymore; he hasn't been able to buy shoes in a store since he was a teenager. His inability to find footwear that truly fits him resulted in 16 surgeries on his feet in the past five years, leading to foot deformities and constant pain.
So, Vovkivinskiy decided to take a giant step toward a solution: He started a fund-raising website and a Facebook page asking people to help him pay for a new pair of kicks. Scores of strangers have opened their hearts and their wallets to Vovkivinskiy, donating more than $37,000 to help him combat his Goliath-size shoe challenges.
And, on Friday, athletic apparel giant Reebok announced that it wanted to fly Vovkivinskiy out to its headquarters in Canton, Mass., and custom-make a pair of shoes just for him.
"Thank you so much to everyone who made this donation drive happen!!" Vovkivinskiy posted on his website. "I cannot believe my eyes at the amount and the generosity of the people. Thank you all."
'It hurts horribly to walk'
Vovkivinskiy moved to Rochester, Minn., from Kiev, Ukraine in 1989 at age 6. His mother was desperate to find medical care for her son, who already towered above her at 6 feet tall at the time. She made sure he was situated near the Mayo Clinic, where surgeons tried to remove a tumor in his pituitary gland that was overwhelming his body with growth hormones.
The National Geographic Channel reported that the tumor was too deeply embedded to be removed entirely, so Vovkivinskiy kept growing, and growing, and growing.
His sheer enormity has taken a painful toll on his feet over the years, as the 29-year-old recounts on his website:
"None of my shoes for too long have been made specifically for my feet. They rub, they make wounds, I have surgery, foot gets more deformed, they rub more, I have more surgery and so on. And the circle goes on.
"I am now recovering from my last set of three surgeries, and I still have no shoes. I have one pair of clogs; they have no shape that holds my foot, they have no grip on the bottom, so going out in the winter is suicide, it hurts horribly to walk in them, and they hurt my feet, legs, hips, and back."
Before launching his site, Vovkivinskiy contacted an array of shoe companies asking for help and guidance. An employee from just one of them — Reebok — got back to him, explaining that a new pair of custom-made shoes would cost him about $15,000 and would require him to have his feet scanned for creation of a special 3D model just for him.
That kernel of information gave Vovkivinskiy a surge of hope. At once, he launched his fund-raising site with a target goal of $16,000 to cover the cost of one pair of custom shoes and the price of business-class airfare from Minnesota to Massachusetts. (Vovkivinskiy can't fit in coach.)
In about three weeks, strangers gave more than $37,000 to Vovkivinskiy, and on Friday, Reebok stepped forward with its announcement about making the shoes for him at no cost.
"When Igor came to us and we heard his story, we were more than happy to completely fund the creation of his footwear," Reebok's chief marketing officer Matt O'Toole said in a statement released to TODAY.com. "It is our goal to make fitness accessible to everyone."
Vovkivinskiy could not immediately be reached for comment about the free shoe offer, or about what he would do with all the money he raised in light of the Reebok news. But many of his supporters seem to realize that, as a college student who faces a unique array of financial and personal challenges, he needs more than a single pair of custom-made shoes.
"I met Igor when he was graduating from high school," a supporter named Jean Day posted on his Facebook page. "His bed needs to be specially built, his mother hand-made all his clothes, and only a few years ago found a place that specially made his socks. The floors of his house needed to be reinforced and ceilings, doors, etc., all [made] much taller than normal and those costs added up.
"For a while, he had to lay down in the back of his mother's van, as he didn't fit sitting up — talk about dangerous with no seat belt or safety like that. The van was altered but it still is one vehicle only. Shoes, clothes, vehicles — they all need to be replaced as time goes on. ... This is not just a one-time issue!"
Dozens of notes of encouragement sent to Vovkivinskiy have reflected a similar spirit of generosity.
"We added a little donation to the pot and we hope you raise enough for plenty of comfy shoes and some new clothes to match. Good luck and God bless!" wrote one donor.
"You're gonna have more than one pair of shoes!!" wrote another. "Good luck Igor!"


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Published Jan. 23, 2013
OnMilwaukee.com Publisher Andy Tarnoff would never consider wearing sweatpants to work. Until now. He had to work up the courage to wear this ensemble in front of his coworkers, who have no problem - nor should they - telling him that he looks ridiculous. So do these pants and jacket look ridiculous? Find out here.


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Ok thx comaX. I have the 0.9v but the errors still exists. I dont currently have any BT4 install to check if they exists there also, so we can see if its the sslstrip problem or something else.Yup, those are sslstrip/python errors, they're not from my script, and I can't do anything about that. Did you update to sslstrip 0.9 ? It's less buggy.
All I can try to do is to shut verbosity of error output... I didn't think about that, I'll do that too !
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"It behooves us as Christians and Jews to, together, build and
flourish on our shared tradition," said Sr. Margaret "Peggy"
Murphy, OP, a professor of religious studies at Mount Saint Mary
Sr. Murphy recently delved into "The Effect of the Holocaust on
Jewish-Catholic Relations," as part of the Mount's Investigating
Research on Campus (iROC) series.
The professor discussed post World War II developments in
Jewish-Christian relations, as evidenced by key documents. Of great
importance, she says, is the Nostra Aetate, the Declaration on the
Relation of the Church with Non-Christian Religions, stated by Pope
Paul VI during the Second Vatican Council. She also examined the
continuing controversy over the role of Pope Pius XII, and new
theological insights and lines of inquiry that have emerged over
the past several decades as a result of Jewish-Christian
Sr. Murphy quoted Pope John Paul II, who stated that it is
"necessary for us Christians and Jews to …be a blessing to one
"Here at Mount Saint Mary College, we have experienced that
blessing with extraordinary relationships with the local Jewish
community," Sr. Murphy said, pointing out that the college's Hudson
Hall had once been the Newburgh Jewish Community Center before it
changed hands.
Through the National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education of
Seton Hill University, Sr. Murphy received a scholarship for the
2013 Summer Institute in Israel, Yad Vashem's International School
for Holocaust Studies, and Hebrew University's Vidal Sassoon
International Center for the Study of Antisemitism.
Sr. Murphy helps educators with a chapter on a culture of peace
and respect for all religions in the upcoming book, "Adolescence in
the 21st Century: Constants and Challenge."
The goal of the Mount's iROC seminar series is to "provide a
forum for Mount faculty, staff, and students to present research
proposals, preliminary data, and completed projects," explained
Douglas A. Robinson, assistant professor of biology and coordinator
of the program.
The iROC presentations feature various academic fields.
Upcoming is "Small Stakes Risk Aversion and the Endowment
Effect" by B. Erin Fairweather, assistant professor of economics,
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Conduct disorder
Conduct disorder is a set of ongoing emotional and behavioral problems that occurs in children and teens. Problems may involve defiant or impulsive behavior, drug use, or criminal activity.
Conduct disorder has been linked to:
- Child abuseDrug or alcohol abusein the parents
- Family conflicts
- Genetic defects
- Poverty
The diagnosis is more common among boys.
It is hard to know how common the disorder is. This isbecause many of the qualitiesfor diagnosis, such as "defiance" and "rule breaking,"are hard to define. For a diagnosis of conduct disorder, the behavior must be muchmore extreme than is socially acceptable.
Conduct disorder is oftenlinked toattention-deficit disorder. Conduct disorder also can be an early sign of depression or bipolar disorder.
Children with conduct disorder tend to be impulsive, hard to control, and not concerned about the feelings of other people.
Symptoms may include:
- Breaking rules withoutclear reason
- Cruel or aggressive behavior toward people or animals (for example: bullying, fighting, using dangerous weapons, forcing sexual activity, and stealing)
- Not goingto school (truancy -- beginning before age 13)
- Heavy drinking and/or heavy drug abuse
- Intentionally setting fires
- Lying to get a favor or avoid things they have to do
- Running away
- Vandalizing or destroying property
These children often make no effort to hide their aggressive behaviors. They may have a hard time making real friends.
Exams and Tests
There is no real test for diagnosing conduct disorder. The diagnosis is made when a child or adolescent has a history of conduct disorder behaviors.
A physical examination and blood tests can help rule out medical conditions that are similar to conduct disorder. In rare cases, a brain scan helps rule out other disorders.
For treatment to be successful,it mustbe started early. The child's family also needs to be involved. Parents can learn techniques to help manage their child's problem behavior.
In cases of abuse, the child may need to be removed from the family and placed in a less chaotic home. Treatment with medicines or talk therapy may be used for depression and attention-deficit disorder.
Many "behavioral modification" schools, "wilderness programs," and "boot camps" are sold to parents as solutions for conduct disorder. There is no research to support these programs. Research doessuggest that treating children at home, along with their families, is more effective.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Children who are diagnosed and treated early usually overcome their behavioral problems.
Children who have severe or frequent symptoms and who are not able to complete treatment tend to have the poorest outlook.
Possible Complications
Children with conduct disorder may go on to develop personality disorders as adults, particularly antisocial personality disorder. As their behaviors worsen, these individuals may also develop problems withdrug abuseand the law.
Depression and bipolar disorder may develop in the teen yearsand early adulthood. Suicide and violence toward others are also possible complications.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
See a health care provider if your child:
- Regularly gets in trouble
- Has mood swings
- Is bullying others or cruel to animals
- Is being victimized
- Seems to be overly aggressive
Early treatment may help.
The sooner the treatment for conduct disorder is started, the more likely the child will learn adaptive behaviors andavoid potential complications.
Nurcombe B. Oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder. In: Ebert MH, Loosen PT, Nurcombe B, Leckman JF, eds. Current Diagnosis & Treatment Psychiatry. 2nd ed. New York, NY: McGraw Hill; 2008:chap 36.
Walter HJ, DeMaso DR. Disruptive behavioral disorders. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW III, et al., eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 27.
Whittinger NS. Clinical precursors of adolescent conduct disorder in children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. J Am Acad Child Adolesc Psychiatry. 2007;46:179-187.
Review Date: 3/4/2013
Reviewed By: Fred K. Berger, MD, Addiction and Forensic Psychiatrist, Scripps Memorial Hospital, La Jolla, California. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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As far as engineering, I didn't go to post secondary, but I know how to fix tractors and other farm equipment simply through logic and trial and error. Also It's how I learned how to fix most of the problems that occur with the machine I use at work.
As far as Kino's journey goes, you could try right stuf or amazon.
Seriously, though. The dub wasn't that good.
tfw you missed leg day and then dropped a 2289 lb battery on your leg
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Hanging around; There's no such thing like "One moron", but "One moron too many"
KamenRiderPantsu wrote:
"So MLP will invade Japan this April
Ah if i only had TV Tokyo to see how they will do it ... ♥ anyway
They will air all 52 episodes of the first 2 seasons (confirmed) and if it's popular enough they will go to Season 3 and beyond
-Japanese title is My Little Pony トモダチは魔法 (tomodachi wa mahou = Friendship is Magic)
-scheduled to begin airing on TV Tokyo in April of this year
- the show will be available in both Japanese dub and original English
-recognition of older pony fans was mentioned
-4 of the mane 6 voice actresses were revealed:
- Applejack: 徳井青空 Sora Tokui
- Rarity: 佐々木未来 Mikoi Sasaki
- Pinkie Pie: 三森すずこ Suzuko Mimori
- Rainbow Dash: 橘田いずみ Izumi Kitta"
I look up the 4 names, and it turns out they are actually the same four girls that did the voices of the four leads in Tantei Milky Holmes
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well....I think there are a few problems
1. it is a LEGEND.
-a. With it being such an old story, there will be a few discrepancies in the story that gets told, no matter what.
-b. With it being such a legendary tale, people will have high expectations for the product made from it.
martial arts monkeys, magic extending stick, cloud riding and numerous other things will be tired to Goku before people tire them to the original (mis)adventures of Sun Wukong and the Journey To The West.
heck, people claim brothers Ginkaku and Kinkaku and their weapons (a sealing gourd and a magic fan) plus the 4-tailed Monkey were Naruto's way of ripping-off of Dragonball.
the huge international success of Dragonball and Dragonball Z have kinda wrecked Journey To The West's chances of getting proper praise and well done series made after it.
1. That's not an excuse! How many times have they adapted 3 Kingdoms and the Iga vs Koga battles?!
2. But Dragon Ball is not a faithful adaptation either. Even still, it started as a parody and moved to something else afterwards.
They already made an anime... it's called Aoi Sekai no Chuushin de
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So I broke my 4th finger and can´t train (american) football for the time being... can you believe how lame that is? I broke a damn finger... with the goddamned ball... and that puts me out of action for at least 2 weeks... well, at least I have some free time now to be depressed about the fact that I can't train... LOL
I guess that's what you get for playing FOOTball with your HANDS!
Joking aside, I hope it's not not dominant hand or it'll be annoying.
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John deLancie Pony and Tara Strong Pony introduce people to the Bronies
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They already made an anime... it's called Aoi Sekai no Chuushin de
Yep. We got a shitty American cartoon, an epic American cartoon that i liked better than the anime, even the subbed version, a weird American cartoon involving rock music and sonics brother and sister, was a decent watch, and a shitty dub of the anime, called sonic x. It was done by 4kids if that says anything.
Kinos journey. Someone said they were watching, so spoiler for ep 2 or 3, can't remember.
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Most Whovians are probably more subtle than that. Or just not bold enough
For example, I recently discovered that a guy at our local hackerspace has got the TARDIS landing sound as message-ringtone on his
People just gotta admit that fezes aren't all that cool nor have the same marketability as the other odd looking hats in the coolness contention. Even bowlers are much cooler, easily. "LAWL" (Note to self, buy a bowler hat.)
Just like headphones (earphones), I like hats a bit too much. "LAWL"
Because somewhat related:
Hyadain, one of the few men that I envy for having and wearing such hats. "LAWL"
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En Español, las chicas llamanme "El Tigre Negro Chino Cabrónisimo". "LÀWL"
If it exists, it can be made. If it does not exist, it will be made.
En Español, las chicas llamanme "El Tigre Negro Chino Cabrónisimo". "LÀWL"
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Screw destiny. I have my own plans. @Smarag_Dos
I sure did grow a little with Powerpuff Girls and I sure heard of the Japanese version but I haven't watched it yet.
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GJ-bu 3
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So, a fair while ago, we had a discussion on headphones. I ended up getting myself a pair of skull candy aviators. Fantastic quality, and not totally ugly like most other expensive pairs I saw.
Also getting that fate figure on the crunchy roll special.
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Gary, i believe its on Premier Sports
You can't put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get
Team Colosseum
literally watching that motivated me to make the effort to go to this. thought 'please be in Liverpool and i'll go', bah, Dublin a bit far, hope it's a good event.
by the way, Alex Enlund. he never age?
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Enlund V Lobov is great match making, FOTN potential
You can't put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get
Team Colosseum
Buzzing for this. Unfortunately I'm judging at PUP FN6 in Wolverhampton Saturday, otherwise I would be tuning in.
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CWFC CEO Graham Boylan and former CWFC middleweight champion Chris Fields will be live on Ireland's top sports radio show Off The Ball on Newstalk after 8pm. Listen here: http://newstalk.ie/player/
Ian Dean breaks down tomorrow's main card...
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RIALTO - There was some light ribbing, but no bad blood.
Rialto police and firefighters, as well as supporters of both agencies, went head-to-head Tuesday in an American Red Cross blood drive event called Battle of the Badges.
The event is in its seventh year, but it was Rialto's first year participating.
"It's fun to make a competition out of it," said Noretta Barker, a Rialto police law enforcement technician who donated at Rialto Community Center.
In the end, Rialto police came out ahead with 63 pints of blood donated.
The Red Cross' goal is to have 5,500 donors for the campaign across Southern California.
It's needed because the organization sees a dip in blood donations at this time of year.
"The winter time is tough for us," said Robert Bahler, a spokesman for the Red Cross. "We see a decline in the donations."
And those donations ultimately could be live-saving.
"Potentially, it's lives ... it could be a colleague from police or fire, a family member," Bahler said. "And when they need it, they need it now, not last week..."
The longtime rivalry between police and fire agencies tends to generate heavy interest in the event. Bahler said police often dominate the drive, but firefighters also participate.
That was the case Monday, as many of the 60 people who signed up to donate were police employees.
"We're going to win," police Officer Cheri Schaffer said.
It's payback for the police, because the last two years the Fire Department beat the police in the annual softball game, Schaffer said.
"Since we can't beat them in softball, we'll beat them at the blood drive," she said.
The winning agency receives a plaque from the American Red Cross.
Some people were unsure which side to support.
Rialto school bus driver Stacy Magana showed up simply to support the Red Cross.
"If I had to say, I'd go with fire," she said.
Fire Battalion Chief Frank Bekker said the competition is a great way to highlight the importance of giving blood.
"I really don't care if police win or fire wins," he said. "It's the people who need blood that win."
Barker, who proudly announced "PD all the way" before lying on a bed to give blood, called it a wonderful cause.
"I hope that when I need it, there's people to help me," she said.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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* Improved support for right-to-left languages (Arabic and Hebrew):
Added new [LangOptions] section directive: RightToLeft. If set to yes, text alignment and reading order will be reversed (with some intentional exceptions), and controls will be arranged from right to left ("flipped").
* Added new [Setup] section directives: VersionInfoProductName and VersionInfoProductVersion.
* Changed the fixed Language field in Setup's version info from "English (United States)" to "Language Neutral".
* Uninstall now supports custom message constants ({cm:...}) like Setup.
* Right-to-left-related Pascal Scripting changes:
o The control flipping that is performed when RightToLeft=yes is mostly transparent, normally requiring no changes to existing code. Controls created on custom wizard pages will be flipped automatically after the InitializeWizard event function returns, and controls created on custom forms will, by default, be flipped the first time the form is shown.
o Changes to TSetupForm (the class used for custom forms):
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+ Added FlipControlsOnShow Boolean property: If True (the default setting if RightToLeft is True), controls on the form will be flipped the next time the form is shown. After the form has been shown, the property is reset to False automatically.
+ Added ControlsFlipped Boolean property (read-only): True if the controls have been flipped.
+ Added FlipControlsIfNeeded method. This flips the controls immediately if FlipControlsOnShow is True, then resets FlipControlsOnShow to False.
o Added new classes: TNewEdit, TNewMemo, TNewComboBox, TNewButton, TNewCheckBox, TNewRadioButton, and TNewListBox. On these classes, right-to-left text alignment and reading order is used when the parent TSetupForm's RightToLeft property is True.
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* Other Pascal Scripting changes:
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o Added new object UninstallProgressForm of class TUninstallProgressForm. Also added new event function InitializeUninstallProgressForm, which is called after the Uninstall progress form has been created and before it is shown. See the help file and the CodeClasses.iss example script for more information.
* Added workaround for bug in Windows Vista (still present in SP1): With UAC turned off, launching an uninstaller from the Programs and Features Control Panel applet and answering No at the confirmation message box would cause a "This program might not have uninstalled correctly" dialog to be displayed, even though the uninstaller includes a proper "Vista-aware" manifest.
* IDE changes:
o The New Script Wizard now generates random unique AppId [Setup] section directives.
o Added new Tools | Generate GUID command.
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Two of the worlds top secret agents are best friends who never let anything come between them -- until they inadvertently fall for the same woman. Its all-out war, as the two spies battle each other with high-tech surveillance, advanced tactics, and an arsenal capable of bringing down a small country.
THIS MEANS WAR is produced by Robert Simonds (The Wedding Singer, The Water Boy), Will Smith (The Karate Kid, Hancock), James Lassiter (The Karate Kid, Hancock) and Simon Kinberg (writer of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, producer of X-Men: First Class).


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Running back John White has a reputation for being one of Utah's hardest-working and most selfless players, which is why he insists he'll run hard against Colorado.
But a big performance by the little back would benefit not only the Utes (4-7, 2-6) but also his own legacy at Utah.
A little-known player when he joined the Utes, White's hard running already has earned him several categories in Utah's record book.
If he gets 127 yards against the Buffaloes (1-10, 1-7), who are giving up 110 yards a game, he'll be the first player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons.
White, who rushed for a school-record 1,519 yards in 2011, is averaging 87.3 yards a game but rushed for more than 100 yards in the past four outings as the Utes have turned more and more to the run game.
"To achieve something like that would be a great honor," he said. "But I'd owe it to my teammates for getting me there."
The Utes owe White, too, since he has been a benchmark for success: They are 11-2 when he hits the 100-yard mark.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said he would like to see the Utes help White hit that magic number.
"He has meant so much to our program," Whittingham said. "We missed him when he was out and it took a while for him to get back to his old self, but now he is ripping 100-yard games just like he always has."
The Utes have had only a dozen players break the 1,000-yard mark. Among them are familiar names like Mike Anderson (1,173 in 1998) and Quinton Ganther (1,120 in 2005).
The only Utah player to reach 1,000 yards twice in his career was Eddie Johnson, who had 1,021 in 1984 and 1,046 in 1986.
"To get a 1,000 yards, that means a lot," White said. "It doesn't mean so much for me, but it means a lot to the team for grinding every day and putting in the work to block for me and those kinds of things."
Aside from helping White reach the achievement, the Utes have few tangible goals going into the game.
Normally Utah is playing for a league title or a better bowl position. This year has been unlike any other the Utes have experienced under Whittingham.
However, even as they come to terms with a losing record, the Utes say they have plenty to play for against the Buffaloes.
Last year, Colorado upset Utah 17-14 in Rice-Eccles Stadium, and the Utes would like to return the favor by winning on Colorado's field.
"Things haven't gone as we've expected and things like that," receiver Kenneth Scott said. "Things haven't gone the way they've expected either, but we know they are going to prepare their butts off for us and we are preparing to get our revenge. That is how we are looking at it."
If a new record comes with the revenge, then so be it, White said.
"We want to get a win and get the bad tastes out of our mouths," White said. "We didn't get both and beat Arizona to go for a bowl game, but we want to win."
Utah at Colorado
P Kickoff • 1 p.m. MST
Radio • 700 AM
Records • Utah 4-7, 2-6; Colorado 1-10, 1-7
Series history • Colorado leads 31-24-3
Last meeting • Colorado, 17-14, Nov. 25, 2011
About the Utes • The Utes have yet to win on the road this year. ... Backup running back Kelvin York, who has missed the last three games, is expected to be available to play. ... Utah's biggest win in the series came in 1961, when the Utes beat No. 8 Colorado 21-12 in Boulder.
About the Buffs • They rank last in the Pac-12 in almost every major category. ... Nick Hirschman is expected to start for Colorado with Jordan Webb out with a hand injury. ... They are giving up 46.4 points a game. ... Marques Mosley is ranked fifth in the Pac-12, averaging 23 yards per kick return. ... Coach Jon Embree is 4-20 in two seasons.


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I'm pretty confident the 4S will NOT sell out considering most people are unhappy about it or have decided to go for the Galaxy SII or are just waiting to see what the Nexus Prime looks like.
So, don't bother waking up at 12PST/3EST to pre-order this phone. It'll surely be there later in the day.
And probably for several weeks without any shortages.
Hopefully the system allows me to "upgrade" both lines at the same time. I have 2 lines eligble and 1 next spring, so it works fine for me.
Does anybody know if the 4s will use the micro sim card again? Or will it go simless?
Goodbye Apple! Hello Samsung Nexus Prime!
I hate how everyone is hating the 4s because of hype. Anyone bother to notice
Initial release
2G Minor upgrade
3G Major upgrade
3GS Minor upgrade
4 Major upgrade
4S Minor upgrade
I'm preordering UNLOCKED phones if possible. Yes, I was very sad that the ip4 didn't become the ip5 BUT the ip4S guts are a pretty significant change.
If the outside had changed, everyone would be ecstatic so I'll still go w/ the better phone!
Enjoy your Nexus while it continually crashes on the Droid OS...
Dont matter to me. Sprint not honoring early upgrades. Im cuz i wasted my upgrade on EVO 3D this past June, because it was unheard of the sprint getting the iphone... I wish sprint had of told us they would be getting the iPhone. I would have surely waited. Have they annouced the non contract prices??
Guys I have upgraded every year it's simple, sell your phone and get the new phone when it comes out. The 4s is going to be great especially with ios5 and icloud. I don't know why everyone is tripping over the refresh I think it's great I don't have to wait for a case to come out!
I think there should be a hard case for the new iPhone that make the iPhone look different, next gen iPhone won't be the iPhone 5, this happened because all this speculation about the new iPhone
So if pre-orders start at 12.01 AM USA time they will start at 07.01 AM UK time?
Ps. All you people that hate the 4S need to move on, Its not Apple's fault if you decided to believe in baseless rumors, Move over to your Android devices and you will soon realize the mistake you have made


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108 Georgians to Receive Refunds
Atlanta - Georgia Attorney General Thurbert E. Baker announced today that his office has begun sending refunds to Georgians who purchased the "Campus Card" from a Princeton, New Jersey-based Internet and mail order business that solicited college-bound students and their parents. The refunds are part of a $67,000 settlement negotiated by Georgia and 35 other states and National College Registration Board (NCRB).
The states alleged that the advertising and promotions for the card were intended to make college-bound students and their parents believe that the "Campus Card" was required by colleges and universities around the country to be used as official identification cards. They were also promoted by NCRB as debit cards that would make students eligible for discounts on textbooks and other college-related items. In fact, the cards were not endorsed by any college or university.
In all, approximately 2,700 students or their parents who paid $25 for the cards will receive refunds; an additional 3,100 will get their uncashed checks returned. In Georgia, $2,700 is being returned or refunded to 108 Georgia consumers.
"Georgia students going off to college have enough to worry about without having to deal with these kinds of scams," said Baker. "I am very pleased that we were able to get their money back."


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Postwar Period
Canadian Journalists Visit France
The Film
Running Time
04 min 16 s
Canadian War Records Office, Ministry of Information
This film documents various stages in an organized tour by Canadian journalists in France. Such tours would have been tightly controlled, and journalists would have been permitted to speak only with pre-selected army representatives, usually officers who had been coached to deliver pre-approved messages.
This footage was shot in July 1918 by Walter Buckstone, a cameraman working for the Canadian War Records Office (CWRO), an agency created and managed by Maxwell Aitken. The Ontario-born Aitken had employed his considerable skills as a financier and newspaperman to form close ties with the British establishment and obtain a knighthood. Elected as a Conservative to the British House of Parliament in 1910, Aitken was involved in the downfall of Prime Minister Herbert Asquith in 1916. Asquith's successor, David Lloyd George, was an associate of Aitken's and rewarded him by elevating him to the peerage. Lord Beaverbrook was his new title.
As head of the CWRO, Aitken monitored the dissemination of all information relating to Canada's war effort and was keenly aware of the power of moving image. The Canadian journalists shown in this clip would have been closely supervised by the CWRO and no investigative reporting would have been permitted.
The clip begins with a segment depicting the journalists examining the ruins of a large institutional building in the company of army nurses. This is followed by images of Canadian soldiers enjoying a period of leave along the River Seine in Paris. This would have been a relatively rare occurrence, as Canadian soldiers generally took their leave in Britain where many of them had family connections. We then see images of the newsmen visiting the British Army Headquarters in Paris.
The clip concludes with images of a small-gauge railway. These trains were used in the battlefield to transport military supplies and to ferry wounded men to medical treatment.
Pieces of History
Journalists and the War
Myriam Levert
Student at HEC, Montreal
The military soon understood that while the mass communication methods that had come into use in the 19th century made it possible to inform and mobilize entire populations, they also gave rise to new risks. Censorship became a fundamental component of military strategy very early in the war, with two specific objectives: keep the enemy wrapped in a fog of ignorance and protect the morale of the nation in order to promote the war effort. No one was free to say or write whatever they wanted, as Canadian journalists soon discovered after hostilities broke out in August 1914.
Although the press's primary objective when war was declared was to keep readers informed about developments on the battlefield, it proved to be an extremely difficult task. The British government banned journalists from the front until 1915. Even afterwards, the situation did not improve much. Military information was supplied by an "official eyewitness," appointed by the Canadian government, whose dispatches from London were so biased that no one took them seriously. Finally, in March 1917, in response to increasing complaints from journalists, the Canadian Press Association sent a real war correspondent, T. S. Lyon, editor of the Toronto Globe, to the front.
With a shortage of Canadian war correspondents during the Great War, journalists had to get their combat news from telegrams sent by their European colleagues. All news dispatches were carefully monitored, however: information and photographs that managed to get past the censors assigned to each group of correspondents were scrutinized and altered by the French and British censors prior to transmission across the Atlantic.
The tentacles of censorship did not stop there, however. One of the Government of Canada's first military initiatives was to impose censorship of the press under the War Measures Act. Yet this statute was not sufficient to stem the flow of information that might be harmful to national security. With war being a very lucrative subject for newspapers, and with censorship being voluntary, editors sometimes gave in to the temptation to boost sales by revealing risky information. The highest value was attached to any information that was supposed to be kept secret under the censorship rules: movements of troops or goods within Canada, departures of contingents for the front, locations of military industries, technical specifications of arsenals, espionage rumours and casualty lists.
In June 1915, in an effort to put an end to these leaks, the federal government established a censorship board and named Lt.-Colonel Ernest J. Chambers chief press censor. With over 30 years' experience in journalism, on top of a career in the military, Chambers enjoyed the respect of both the government and journalists. Under his surveillance, editors had to make sure that any information that might aid the enemy, endanger soldiers or discourage the war effort went into the waste basket. The definition was very broad. Besides details on military operations, it also blocked most information providing a realistic portrayal of the war. As Chambers saw it, Canadians might be shocked and demoralized by the horrors of the war. As a result, journalists were forced to use euphemistic language: a defeat became a reversal, a retreat a strategic withdrawal, a slight advance a tremendous victory. Soldiers' letters were censored, too. Only humorous and optimistic allusions to the war were allowed to be published in Canadian newspapers.
Most journalists deplored the situation. As some of them, including those at the Toronto World, saw it, preventing the publication of genuine news served no useful purpose, and in fact, had a negative impact on recruitment. Indeed, according to the daily, publishing the truth about the war would have served to underline the urgency of the situation on the front to the Canadian public and to encourage patriotic young men to join up. The image that was presented was one of a war effort that was going well enough and not really in need of new recruits. Another criticism levelled at censorship was that it protected the government from the scrutiny of public opinion. The Edmonton Bulletin drew its readers' attention to the fact that the censors had kept Canadians in the dark about the defects of the Ross rifle for almost two years. Many newspapers argued that if accurate information about the weapon's shortcomings had been known, the public outcry would have forced the military to switch to a better rifle and could well have prevented many deaths on the battlefield.
From 1917 on, freedom of the press came under even greater threat. Reflecting public opinion, newspapers became increasingly critical of the government's war policies and of the socio-economic conditions in Canada: national registration, rationing, increase in the cost of living, poor treatment of civilians by the military authorities, and conscription. Dissent was most vocal in Quebec. Newspapers — liberal, nationalist and Catholic — refused to back down in their opposition to conscription or any other measure deemed excessive. Not wanting to allow criticism of this sort to be disseminated, the government passed a new, more restrictive censorship act, specifically aimed at banning the publication of views hostile to the government. While mere threats of banning, imprisonment and fines were not enough to convince French-Canadian journalists to cease their attacks, the shutting down of the liberal newspapers Le Canada and Le Bulletin and of the ultra-Catholic La Croix, along with the censorship of the war news column of the weekly L'Action catholique in the spring of 1918, forced them to submit.
In many respects, censorship in Canada during the First World War was more severe than in other Allied countries. From the time hostilities broke out until censorship of the news was officially lifted on April 30, 1919, 253 publications were banned in Canada. Of this number, 164 were published in a language other than English or French. Journalists knew what was at stake. Yet while they resisted any efforts to set limits on their freedom of expression, they were still willing to aid the war effort.
In a way, journalists became informers, supplying the censors with all kinds of information useful to the authorities. At the same time, newspapers were turned into instruments of propaganda. In Quebec, for instance, La Presse and La Patrie played an active role in raising the Canadian 22nd Battalion. Newspapers also provided free space to the government for its advertising campaigns and published articles encouraging young men to enlist.
Throughout the war, Canadian journalists were torn between, on the one hand, not wanting to put the lives of young soldiers at risk or hinder "the successful prosecution of the war" and, on the other, not wanting to submit to the censorship imposed allegedly to protect the nation's morale and, indirectly, the government in power in Ottawa. An integral part of the war machine, but also a tool of political power, censorship rocked the foundations of Canadian journalism for over four years.
Selected Bibliography
Chambers, Ernest J. "Governing Principles of Censorship in Canada." The Printer and Publisher (October 1915) : 39-42.
—, « Rapport sur le service de la censure de la presse canadienne – Premičre Guerre mondiale », présenté dans Le Canada français et les conflits contemporains. [Actes du colloque tenu ŕ l'Université du Québec ŕ Montréal, le 27 aoűt 1995], Claude Beauregard, Robert Comeau et Jean-Pierre Gagnon, dirs., Cahiers d'histoire politique 2 (hiver 1996) : 185-288.
Comeau, Paul-André, dir., La démocratie en veilleuse, Montréal, Québec-Amérique, 1995.
Coutard, Jérôme, Des valeurs en guerre. Presse, propagande et culture de guerre au Québec. 1914-1918, [thčse de doctorat (histoire), Université Laval], 1999.
Desmond, Robert William. Windows on the World: The Information Process in a Changing Society : 1900-1920. Iowa City : University of Iowa Press, 1980.
Gagnon, Jean-Pierre, « Le rôle de la Presse dans la formation du 22e bataillon canadien-français », dans Conflits contemporains et médias, Claude Beauregard et Catherine Saouter, dirs.,Montréal, XYZ éditeur, 1997 : 55-59.
Kerr, George D. "Canadian Press Censorship in World War I." Journalism Quarterly 59, 2 (1982): 235-239.
Keshen, Jeffrey A. "All the News that Was Fit to Print: Ernest J. Chambers and Information Control in Canada, 1914-19." Canadian Historical Review 73, 3 (1992): 315-343.
—. Propaganda and Censorship During Canada's Great War. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1996.
Kesterton, W. H. A History of Journalism in Canada. Ottawa: McClelland and Stewart, 1984.
Knightley, Philip. The First Casualty: The War Correspondent as Hero, Propagandist, and Myth Maker from the Crimea to Vietnam. London: Andre Deutsch, 1975.
Levert, Myriam, La censure de la presse d'expression française du Québec durant la Premičre Guerre mondiale, [mémoire de maîtrise (histoire), Université du Québec ŕ Montréal], 2001.
—, « Le Québec sous le rčgne d'Anastasie: l'expérience censoriale durant la Premičre Guerre mondiale », Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française 57, 3 (hiver 2004): 333-364.
Levine, Allan. Scrum Wars. The Prime Ministers and the Media. Toronto: Dundurn Press, 1993.
Rutherford, Paul. "The People's Press: The Emergence of the New Journalism in Canada, 1869-99." The Canadian Historical Review 56, 2 (June 1975): 169-191.
Salmon, Lucy Maynard. The Newspaper and Authority. New York: Oxford University Press, 1923.
Smith, David Edward. "Emergency Government in Canada." Canadian Historical Review L (December, 1969): 429-448.
Vance, Jonathan F. W. Death so Noble: Memory, Meaning, and the First World War. Vancouver: UBC Press, 1997.
Army Nurses
Denyse Baillargeon
Associate Professor, History Department, Université de Montréal
A total of 3,141 nurses worked in the Canadian army, 2,504 of them overseas—over a third of all Canadian registered nurses. Some were posted to British or Canadian hospitals in England, but at least a thousand served in France and Belgium; some were even sent to the Mediterranean or Russia. Unlike nurses from the other allied countries, who were in auxiliary corps, Canadian nurses were full members of the Canadian Army Medical Corps and thus held military rank. Margaret Macdonald, appointed matron-in-chief at the start of the war, was also the first woman of the British Empire to hold the rank of major.
From the outset, the military authorities had planned to keep the nurses in stationary hospitals, 250-bed units with 16 nurses, and in the general hospitals farther from the front, which had between 500 and 1,000 beds served by a team of 72 nurses. In practice, however, it soon became apparent that these medical professionals were also needed in the most advanced posts, called casualty clearing stations, because the wounded soldiers taken there often required emergency surgery impossible to do without the help of nurses. Many nurses thus found themselves very close to the front lines, working in tents or huts with minimal hygiene.
Although farther from the theatre of operations, the stationary hospitals and general hospitals still did not have all the facilities that nurses were accustomed to. Established in big houses, ruined monasteries, unused schools or hastily built shelters, these hospitals were far from an ideal environment. The nurses had to tend patients while slogging through mud, surrounded by rats or, on the Mediterranean front, flies, while being careful to use as little water as possible.
The nurses' work followed the rhythm of the battles, each bringing a massive influx of wounded. Working around the stretchers lined up on the ground, the nurses had to take care of hundreds of soldiers brought in by train or ambulance. Bullets, bayonets, shells and shrapnel caused extremely serious wounds that bled profusely and often necessitated amputation, the only way to get rid of gangrene. Amputation was also the fate of men who suffered frostbite from their time in the muddy trenches, while on the Mediterranean front, dysentery laid many low. Gas, first used extensively in the First World War, attacked the eyes and lungs. The nurse placed the lung patient in an oxygen tent, but that did not always work as hoped. Nurses were just as powerless to help those suffering from psychological problems, termed shell shock, whose numbers grew as the war intensified. On the other hand, they were perfectly capable of taking care of soldiers with tuberculosis or other common ailments, like the flu. Due to the high mortality rate of the wounded, such cases actually made up the bulk of their work. Towards the end of the hostilities, when the Spanish flu started to spread, they were called upon to tend to soldiers with influenza.
Life at the front had its quieter moments, though, and nurses took advantage of them. Between two deliveries of casualties, they could do their jobs more calmly, befriending the soldiers they tended often over long weeks. They also gave themselves small treats. When not on duty, they could go to dances, receptions and concerts also attended by soldiers, officers or even civilians. They also took part in sports or games and went cycling near their hospitals. Nurses stationed in England took tea with members of the British and Canadian army or with nurses from other hospitals, and played golf and tennis. On leave, some even travelled to Scotland or the south of France.
Army nurses were the only women to go to the front during the First World War. Thirty-nine lost their lives, twenty-one in battles on the continent or at sea, and eighteen as a result of illness. Seven others died in Canada while serving in army hospitals. Over 500 of them were decorated, including matron Ethel Ridley, named Commander of the Order of the British Empire, and Vivien Tremaine, who was awarded the Royal Victorian Order for caring for King George V, who was hurt when he fell off his horse while reviewing Canadian troops. These military honours acknowledged their courage and the esteem in which they were held. This acknowledgment also extended beyond the military sphere, however, for the involvement of nurses in the war greatly contributed to making medical and hospital authorities more aware of the importance of their role. By the end of the First World War, nurses had gained a professional status that could never again be questioned.
Selected Bibliography
Allard, Genevičve, «Des anges blancs sur le front : l'expérience de guerre des infirmičres militaires canadiennes pendant la Premičre guerre mondiale», Bulletin d'histoire politique, 8, nos 2-3 (hivers-printemps 2000): 119-132.
---, «Les anges blancs sur le front. Les infirmičres militaires canadiennes durant la Premičre Guerre mondiale», [MA (Histoire), Université Laval], 1997.
Allemang, Margaret M. Canadian Nursing Sisters of World War 1, Oral History Program. Toronto: Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto, 1977-1980.
Nicholson, G.W. L. Canada's Nursing Sisters. Toronto: A.M. Hakkert, 1975.
Strong-Boag, Veronica. "Making a Difference : The History of Canada's Nurses." Canadian Bulletin of Medical History/Bulletin canadien d'histoire de la médecine, 8, 2 (1991) : 231-248.
Teaching Materials
Create a Wartime Newspaper
Grade Level: Secondary 9-12
Time Allowance: 180 minutes
Films: Sir Robert Borden with the Canadian Troops 2, Sir Arthur Currie Being Decorated by General Orth, Canadian Journalists Visit France and the other films from the collection
Summary: Students create a local Canadian newspaper set during World War I. To complete this lesson, they must have an understanding of and access to information about the events of the war and life during this period.
There was no radio or television during WWI. Newspapers were the main source of information, reporting on the war and often featuring local people involved in the war effort.
Your Task:
You are going to produce a local Canadian newspaper set during World War I. Ask your teacher: a) how the tasks are to be divided up; b) how many in a group; c) whether each group makes a section of one newspaper or different newspapers; d) how much time you have to do the work.
• Use a real newspaper as a model to see how you should write each section.
• Use the film clips for background information
Sections of a Newspaper and Some Ideas
What did people buy? What did they eat? What did they wear? What did they do for entertainment? Or create recruiting posters.
Battles; new weapons; the Western Front; the home front (especially women working)
The story of a local person involved in WWI.
Poke fun at Germany; criticize war profiteers.
The editor's opinion about war; praise a local Victoria Cross winner.
"Local boy wins Victoria Cross, highest medal"
Who is in for good or bad news.
Fundraising dance for war effort.
Local mother of a war hero.
From soldiers at the front or people who are against war.
Soldier's death.
Usually patriotic.
Encourage people to scrimp and save.
Review of Books
About the war.
Review of Films
There were some silent films at the time.


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Many New Orleans Bed and Breakfasts and hotels give travelers a fabulous gift for Christmas each year–special Papa Noël rates on lodging. In other words, the holiday season is one of the most affordable times to travel to New Orleans. So go ahead–give yourself a New Orleans holiday.
In addition to deeply discounted rates on lodging, the holiday season in New Orleans offers wonderful Réveillon Dinners, Cathedral Concerts , festively decorated neighborhoods, street bands, a Festival of Trees, holiday house tours, Singing Santa and the Riverwalk Jazz Band, and much, much, more. The sheer volume of events would be overwhelming were it not for the fact that holiday fun is around every corner; it isn't necessary to follow a strict itinerary, just go where your heart takes you.
Many holiday events take place in public spaces and are free to the public. Others require reservations, and therefore a bit of planning.
"Be Spontaneous" Events:
- Singing Santa and the Riverwalk Jazz Band. Follow Santa and his band as they stroll through the New Orleans Riverwalk, playing Dixieland jazz and holiday tunes as they go.
- Holiday Movies on the Mississippi, December 2 and 9 at 6:30 p.m. Sip hot chocolate, nibble on tasty treats, and watch a free holiday classic on a 26-foot outdoor screen in Riverwalk's Spanish Plaza.
- Refresh yourself with live jazz, delicious food, and drinks on the patio at Cafe Beignet throughout December.
- St. Louis Cathedral Christmas Concerts take place several times a week throughout the month of December. All concerts begin at 6 p.m. except the December 18 Annual Christmas Concert, which starts at 5 p.m. A complete schedule is available at St. Louis Cathedral.
- Caroling in Jackson Square. Join other residents and visitors for a moving evening of song and candlelight. Song sheets and candles provided.
"Advance Planning" Events:
- 36th Annual Holiday Home Tour, Saturday and Sunday, December 10 and 11, 2011. A self guided tour through seven distinctive homes in the Garden District.
- Celebration in the Oaks, evenings, November 25, 2011 through January 1, 2012. See the Botanical Gardens transformed into a magical world of color and music. Outdoor ice skating, Carousel Gardens, and thousands upon thousands of lights.
- Holiday Tea at Longue Vue House and Gardens, Tuesdays and Thursdays from December 8 to December 29. Details at Long Vue House.
- Running of the Santas, December 17 from noon to midnight. A pub crawl for the holidays. Don't forget to wear your Santa suit.
The lists go on and on; suffice to say there will be no shortage of holiday fun in New Orleans between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day. Reserve a room at one of our member New Orleans Bed and Breakfasts, pack your bags, and treat yourself to Christmas in New Orleans this year.