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Tahoe Adventure Film Festival at Sports Basement Presidio!
Sunday, February 24, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM (PST)
Who's Going
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Event Details
Are you as excited about the snow this year as we are!?!?
Timeline for the night:
- Festival area open at 4:00pm. Complimentary snacks and beverages!
- Films begin at 5:00pm
- Films wrap up at ~7:30pm
*Raffle prize announcements will take place during the show
Tahoe is white and fluffy and begging you to visit and enjoy all it has to offer. Whether you ski or snowboard this film festival will have you strapping in and ready to head to your favorite resort.
Enjoy amazing footage of local professionals captured by new radio controlled drone cameras to experience the mountain like never before! Great brands, swag, discounted lift tickets and complimentary snacks and beverages will be available to all attendees.
This is why we at Sports Basement would like to invite you to join us for the Tahoe Adventure Film Festival in its first ever appearance in San Francisco!
All proceeds benefit the Sierra Avalanche Center non profit organization. These folks work with the Tahoe National Forest organization to keep all of us safe out there with regular backcountry avalanche advisory updates for the central Sierra Nevada mountains.
Stay safe and have fun out there!
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610 Old Mason St
San Francisco,
Sunday, February 24, 2013 from 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM (PST)
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Arcade Fire release two videos for 'Reflektor'
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Arcade Fire's long-awaited new single is finally here.
The Grammy-winning indie rockers debuted "Reflektor" on Monday with a pair of new videos.
The first is an interactive clip created by the band's longtime collaborator Vincent Morissett. Dubbed a "virtual projection," it allows fans with Google Chrome to use their mouse, tablet, or mobile device to control the video's effects.
The second video, directed by Anton Corbijn, features the band transformed into bobblehead-like characters. And keeping with the reflective theme, there's also a man covered in mirrors and plenty of disco balls.
"Reflektor" is the lead single from Arcade Fire's upcoming fourth album. The song features backing vocals from David Bowie and production work from former LCD Soundsystem leader James Murphy.
The new record is due out October 29th, while the band is set to perform on the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" on September 28th.

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On Saturday, October 6, the Mount Saint Mary College baseball
team will host our annual "Play for Josh" baseball
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Josh Depew was a Mount student-athlete and captain of the
baseball team who lost his battle with cancer in fall of 211.
The Mount will play SUNY Orange Community College in a game
starting at 12:00 noon. All proceeds from the event will go toward
the scholarship funds at both schools, set up in Josh's name.
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For one day, residents near the University of Utah put aside the assumption that a front porch is simply an entryway or a quiet place to watch the world.
Instead, the stoops of the University Gardens neighborhood temporarily transformed Saturday into music venues and art galleries, all part of a hometown street festival called Porchfest.
Organized by the East Central Community Council, the event was designed to celebrate local music, art and food, but its grassroots approach also fosters a comfortable arena for neighbors to get to know one another, says council co-chair Esther Hunter.
"We have a lot of concerts on stages in this community, but this is different in the sense that you're in the neighborhood, you're mingling," Hunter said. "We wanted it to be down-home."
Hundreds converged on 1200 East and Douglas Street between 200 and 400 South, from middle-aged couples with folding chairs slung over their arms to hipsters making their way to the concessions. A pair of young boys took advantage of the road closures, zipping by on skateboards.
Salt Lake City joins a number of communities sponsoring Porchfests, a concept that blossomed in Ithaca, N.Y., seven years ago and has spread from Cleveland to Napa, Calif., to Somerville, Mass. Salt Lake City's version featured not just porch concerts, but art in the garden exhibits and about a dozen food trucks.
The combination of community, culture and fresh air appealed to Avenues resident Emily Chang, who brought her 18-month-old son to the event with her husband and mother-in-law.
"It's something to let our little guy burn off a couple hours worth of energy while we listen to some music," she said.
From indie rock to jazz to folk tunes sung in French, 71 local musicians jammed on 61 porches throughout the day as community members stretched out on grassy parking strips to listen, chatted with friends or turned their heads to experience the act next door.
Kim Natural, a nursing student at the University of Utah, stopped with Daniel Hewitt to listen to guitarist Bryan Frates play on the porch of 224 S. 1200 East.
"This is nice right before school," which starts next week, Natural said. "This is awesome."
A couple doors down, Igor Iachimciuc set up microphones, speakers and a cimbalom, an ornate, 4-legged wooden stringed instrument that looks like the inside of a piano but is played with mallets. The music composition professor at the University of Utah said he's played the cimbalom for more than 30 years, but never on a porch.
"It's the right environment and the weather is good and the people are friendly," he said. "It should be fun."
Iachimciuc's stage was the front walkway of homeowner Margy Batson. She welcomed the opportunity to be part of the second annual Porchfest, even as she prepared to move from the home where she's lived for the past 26 years.
"We were flattered to be able to do it because it's such a great community event," Batson said. "It really brings a sense of community."
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That one time Bret Michaels and Charlie Sheen destroyed a hotel room
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(Yahoo!) - Reality rocker Bret Michaels is looking back and remembering that grand time when he and Charlie Sheen were partying in the '90s and destroying hotel rooms. Ah, those were the days, right?
"One thing I did help Charlie with … he was trying to destroy a hotel room in Orlando," Michaels told Huff Post Live. "He was having a little trouble with one of the big vases … I lifted this Ming vase, or whatever the hell it was. It was huge. He was struggling a little bit with it. So we smashed it … You can't throw it on the carpet, that's pointless. We went over to a much harder surface, a nice Travertine Tile and smashed it down. It shattered. It was great. We split the bill on that, by the way. We were even Steven."
But that wasn't the only thing the duo smashed. The "Poison" singer also revealed he broke his guitar, and explained why it's such a relief to go around trashing things.
"It just feels good sometimes to destroy something provided you pay for it," he confessed. "I know it's my guitar, I know it's my own thing."
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Wynonna Working On New Album
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Wynonna Judd says her latest work sounds "vintage yet modern." The singer tells Rolling Stone Country she's "going back to the well and starting over" with her next album, which she says will feature "mournful, raw, primal sounds that come from the guts of music."
The country star adds that she's not considering commercial success with this project, and doesn't care if she gets radio airplay or has a hit. Wy explains that she wants this record "to be life-changing," and to inspire listeners to "quit what they're doing and go for something crazy."
The upcoming set will be Wynonna's follow up to her 2009 release Sing: Chapter 1.
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TomorrowWorld takes over Chattahoochee Hills
Over the weekend, an enormous crowd of dance music fans made the journey to Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, for the very first TomorrowWorld.
During three magical days of music, dancing, incredible visuals, and an extremely detailed festival grounds, TomorrowWorld-ers were able to experience every single element ID&T brought to the table for their U.S. version of its Belgian cousin: Tomorrowland.
TomorrowWorld stretched over the Carl Bouckaert farm, which was transformed into a dance music wonderland, featuring 8 stages (Of which a few changed from day to day) housing some of the best dance music artists in the world, a number of food and drink vendors (Really! Anything you can imagine!), the campsite Dreamville (which was home to a number of TomorrowWorld-ers for the weekend), and more.
Day 1
After a welcome party at Dreamville the night before, the first day of TomorrowWorld kicked off with Chuckie, R3hab, Fedde Le Grand, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Tiesto taking over the main stage, ending with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike.
While the mainstage madness settled in, a few superheros showed up for the "Super You & Me" stage. In costume, Oliver Twizt, John Dahlback, Benny Benassi, Laidback Luke, and a special appearance by Superman (Steve Aoki), Spiderman (Dimitri Vegas), and Batman (Laidback Luke), showed off their musical super powers.
Meanwhile, on the Dim Mak stage were guys like Botnek, Yolanda Be Cool, Angger Dimas, Jacques Lu Cont, Clockwork, Dirty Phonics, Borgore, and of course, Dim Mak king & cake-tossing expert: Steve Aoki.
Things got deep on the Deep End stage with Soul Clap, Lee Foss, Damian Lazarus, Art Department, Jamie Jones, and more.
Finishing up a season in Ibiza, Ferry Corsten brought his Full On party to TomorrowWorld, along with Solarstone, Audien, Cosmic Gate, John O'Callaghan, Aly & Fila, Shogun, and Sied van Riel.
Other stages included Q Dance & Kitsune, which lasted all three days, in addition to a trap stage, which was taken over by guys like Heroes X Villains, Bro Safari, and Flosstradamus.
Day 2
The second day of TomorrowWorld continued with the Fool's Gold Clubhouse with artists like Speakerfoxxx, Style of Eye, Bag Raiders, Treasure Fingers, Fake Blood, RL Grime, AraabMusik, and A-Trak.
Over on the Anthem Stage, was Shreddie Mercury, Digital LAB, Le Castle Vania, Danny Avila, Gareth Emery, Robbie Rivera, and AN21 & Max Vangeli.
Paying homage to Belgium's DJs, was the Belgian stage, while the All Your bass are belong to us stage was taken over by Savoy, Figure, Delta Heavy, Zomboy, Gramatik, Rusko, and Excision.
TomorrowWorld went All Gone Pete Tong, when the legend himself hosted his own stage at the festival. Also joining Pete Tong in the lineup was Monty Luke, Michel de Hey, Fehrplay, Breach, Joris Voorn, Maya Jane Coles, and Dubfire.
The main stage on day 2 dished out sets by Dyro, Yves V, Nervo, W&W, Alesso, Calvin Harris, and Axwell. But it didn't stop there. After Afrojack took the stage, Steve Aoki joined him for Afroki!!! Then, Steve took the stage alone, and during his set brought out festival residents Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike! And of course, he also brought out THE CAKE!
Day 3
The final day of the festival brought a number of amazing stages from some popular labels.
The OWSLA stage, featured David Heartbreak, Kill Paris, Seven Lions, The M Machine, Alvin Risk, Jack Beats, and Kill the Noise. The Mad Decent stage was home to RiFF RaFF, Dj Snake, Skream, Paper Diamond, Dillon Francis, and Diplo. On the trance addicts stage was Matt Lange, Maor Levi, Norin & Rad, Orjan Nilsen, Simon Patterson, and BT.
French Fries, George FitzGerald, Dusky, Justin Martin, Claude VonStroke, and more took over the Dirty Bird stage. Meanwhile, it was Smash the House vs. Dirty Dutch at TomorrowWorld with Wolfpack, Gregori Klosman, a b2b set with Regi vs. Yves V, Dannic, Chuckie, Cedric Gervais, Cazzette, and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike.
The main stage madness continued for the last day of TomorrowWorld with MAKJ, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Sander van Doorn, Nicky Romero, Hardwell (who brought out MAKJ while he played their collab "Countdown!"), David Guetta, and closing out the entire festival was the legendary Armin van Buuren!
The Book of Wisdom has closed (for now)! Until next year... Yesterday is history, today is a gift, tomorrow is a mystery.
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The evidence collected by Berthelot has an important bearing on the history of chemistry.
On the 20th, the 32nd French Corps (Berthelot), in their turn, took the offensive.
Since Berthelot's time, that is, within the last fifty years, chemistry has won its chief triumphs in the field of synthesis.
Evidently, what Werner, Siemens and Berthelot held out, is approaching reality.
Berthelot also says that, in most cases, there can be no doubt of the organic origin of the hydrocarbons.
Then came Berthelot—the father of synthetic chemistry, with his sensational announcement—"The soil is alive."
The romantics had, as Berthelot shows, appealed to life to redress the judgments drawn from mechanism.
Webb and Berthelot have not discovered a name for the date-palm in the language of the Guanchos, and this is much to be regretted.
Prof. Berthelot sketched the probable state of chemistry at about the year 2000.
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GSA, Native American Tribal Council Sign FTS2000 Service Agreement
As part of the Clinton Administration's continuing efforts to advance the government-to-government partnerships with federally recognized Native American Tribal Organizations and Councils, the Quileute People of La Push, Washington today signed an agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration to use the federal government's FTS2000 long-distance telephone service.
"These service agreements will provide lower cost, higher quality telecommunications services to Native American Tribal Organizations," said GSA's acting Administrator Dave Barram. "It will bring Internet access to them which will open up a whole range of educational opportunities for members of the Tribal Organizations, especially the children."
The agreements support the Clinton Administration's objectives of strengthening intergovernmental partnerships, providing access to the information super highway, and increasing the use of technology to streamline financial services.
Ada E. Deer, Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs, Department of Interior and a member of the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, said, "As we approach the 21st Century, it is imperative that tribes and tribal members -- especially our young people -- have economical access to the Information Age."
She said, "The telecommunications agreement that we celebrate today provides an important link between tribes and others. Because of the remote location of many reservations, I can't emphasize too strongly how this agreement will benefit tribes that choose to use this service."
Signing the agreement on behalf of the Quileute Tribal Council, Sherman Black said, "I am proud to be here representing the Quileute people because of the importance of information technology to the future development of Native American Indians and our children's future. I look forward to the day when Native Americans everywhere can share equity through a virtual connectivity."
Utilizing the services of the federal telecommunications system, Indian tribes will realize the advantages of cost savings for all forms of telecommunication services.
Black said "This will allow Indian tribes to speak with a unified political voice and follow a tested migration path."
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By joining GSA's long-distance FTS2000 telecommunications service, Native Americans will have access to reliable and cheaper information technology and support services for the betterment of their tribal members, their economic empowerment, social development, and cultural preservation.
More than 550 Native American Tribal Organizations and Councils are eligible to benefit from the federal governments FTS2000 services. Just one FTS2000 service -- Internet connectivity or access to the "information super highway" -- can bring the world and all its knowledge almost instantly to anyone, especially to classroom children who need the latest in information today to prepare for tomorrow.
The cheaper long-distance service will enable these Native American organizations to communicate better, government-to-government, on a more frequent and routine basis. The Quileute Council of La Push, Washington became the first Native Americans to join FTS2000 at today's ceremony when Sherman Black signed the agreement.
FTS2000 Background
GSA's FTS2000 network provides low-cost long-distance telecommunications services to Federal agencies. Through contracts with AT&T and Sprint, GSA's long-distance prices for federal agencies are the lowest in the business -- nearly 18 percent below current equivalent commercial offerings. Calls cost 1.9 cents per network minute to another FTS2000 telephone and 5.6 cents per minute to any telephone in the country as of October 1, 1996. These prices will reduce even further next fiscal year.
FTS2000 provides clear and cost-effective long-distance service to 1.7 million users in the federal government. It carries 450 million minutes per month of voice traffic, about 300 percent more than originally projected at time of award. Through innovative working partnerships with the private sector, FTS2000 uses digital telecommunications and fiber optics to provide its customers with state-of-the-art services. The program provides long-distance voice, data, and video services to federal agencies.
Today, FTS customers can select from various long-distance telecommunications services provided by FTS2000 including:
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There have been many FTS2000 network service enhancements since the program began in 1988. Among these are Internet connectivity, asynchronous transfer mode, enhanced student response system, synchronous optical network, enhanced 800 service, frame relay, and distance learning.
Native American Tribal Organizations and Councils desiring to use the FTS2000 services should call Alvin Woods at (703) 760-7568 or Julie Belindo at (703) 904-2803.


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- Clearance under table: approx. 25".
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Man Poses as Homeless, Gives Away $1K
(NEWSER) – Drivers in Iowa who rolled down their window to give a few bucks to a homeless guy asking for help on Christmas Eve got a surprise gift in return. The "homeless" man was actually Des Moines business owner Jonnie Wright, and he gave his donors a sealed envelope with either a $10 or $100 bill inside along with a note, reportsKCCI-TV. "I am not homeless or destitute or without a job," it read."I am here to give thanks for the many blessings in my life by paying them forward and honoring you and others who give."


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SCOTTSDALE, AZ -- Apriva Customer Education (ACE) enables customers to find information regarding payment terminals, network security, software and other topics that affect the performance its wireless payment solutions. The new Web-based service also allows users to connect with a company agent via live chat to receive real-time assistance, seven days a week.
Customers access ACE online from their Apriva BackOffice accounts. Features include the ability to receive instant updates when articles are added to Apriva's knowledgebase, and when they are amended. Users can also review their personal histories of interactions with the knowledgebase. A feedback loop shares personal experiences with specific information.
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The Equine Medicine Research Group at Cornell University seeks applicants from outstanding veterinarians with an interest is pursuing postgraduate research leading to the PhD degree. Current programs are marked by particular strengths in immunology, respiratory function and disease, and reproductive biology, with funding from the NIH and USDA and unique animal and laboratory resources. The associated faculty have an excellent record of training veterinarians in interdisciplinary investigations on important issues in equine physiology and disease. Cornell offers an exceptional environment for research on horses within the context of a leading research university with major programs in genomics, bioinformatics and computational biology, biomedical engineering, biophysics, and chemical biology.
A variety of sources of stipend support for trainees at various levels are available, see links below.
Questions? Please e-mail specific faculty member whose research is of interest to you.
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Cornell New Life Sciences Initiative
PhD Program for Graduate Veterinarians
Graduate Program for Veterinary Scientists and Scholars


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We are getting rid of our overstock, so here's your one-off chance to get some incredible products for unbeliavable prices! Don't miss this opportunity!
Our October keyboard promo is coming to a close….
We're just are so generous at Dolphin Music Huddersfield! Our Saturday Keyboard Promotion has been so successful that we're extending it to give our customers the best chance of picking up a bargain.
Yamaha Keyboard & Digital Piano Price Extravaganza – Save up to 30% Off RRP!!!
During October on the following Saturdays: 13th, 20th & 27th, Dolphin Music Huddersfield will be offering very special discounts on all Yamaha Keyboards and Digital Pianos that are currently in stock at the store. Come and see David & Al who will be delighted to demonstrate the exciting new Yamaha products on display and grab yourself a bargain.
Yamaha Brass & Woodwind Live Experience
@ Dolphin Music Huddersfield, Saturday November 3rd between 10am & 5pm
Huddersfield BOSS night - A Great Success!
Our "Boss" pedals night at the Huddersfield Dolphin Music store was a great success, and those who attended were very impressed by the multi-talented Jonathan Quinney...
Dolphin Music @ Huddersfield Uni Freshers' Fayre
We'll bring a little bit of Dolphin Music to liven up one of the most exciting times of the year in any student's calendar - Freshers' Day, which takes place Wednesday 26th September! With hands-on demonstrations of recording software and a prize draw, this event is truly unmissable! Find out more...
Upcoming Events @ Dolphin Music Huddersfield: 'Korg Synth Inspirational Tour'
We regret that this event has been postponed due to unforseen circumstances.
Upcoming Events @ Dolphin Music Huddersfield: BOSS in-store
A great opportunity to come and listen to top Roland demonstrator, Jonathan Quinney demonstrate a wide range of guitar fx pedals and boss gear...find out the details.
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text: Bailey/Howe Library has added a brand new quiet study room on the second floor. The room features more desktop work space, discreet privacy walls, comfortable chairs, plenty of power outlets and top-of-the-line lighting. Most importantly, though, the room provides silence for those who need it. We hope you will enjoy the beautiful and quiet study area we've created!


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Ok, since pureh@te already created a guide for NVIDIA/CUDA, I decided that I should write also a small guide for ATI/Stream.
It should explain how to get the Ati driver installed as well as ATI Stream and the pyrit extension for Stream.
Please be aware, that the steps won't work for older ATI cards not supporting at least version 9.5 of the Catalyst driver.
The guide
Please leave comments and questions in this thread.


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View: Reward letter and check
A $60,000 check has been cut for the great-great aunt of convicted Old Fire arsonist Rickie Lee Fowler -- San Bernardino County's share of a $110,000 reward offered in 2003 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for causing the county's most devastating wildfire, officials said Friday.
The check was mailed Thursday to Elizabeth Rehkop of Grass Valley, who tipped off sheriff's investigators in December 2003 to Fowler's possible involvement in the fire and testified at his trial last year, county spokesman David Wert said.
The county put up a $50,000 reward in October 2003 and a private individual who chose to remain anonymous offered a $10,000 reward, to be disbursed through the county.
Stater Bros. Markets also put up a $50,000 reward, but the county told Rehkop in its letter Thursday that Stater Bros. would be issuing her a separate check.
Rehkop, 63, said she became aware of the award last year through Fowler's attorney and began a letter-writing campaign to the Sheriff's Department, the County Administrative Office and Stater Bros. She said she started to feel she was being stonewalled due to the delays in response from the county.
"I did feel like I was being put off and they were hoping I would go away," Rehkop said Friday in a telephone interview. "I'm glad that they're doing the right thing."
Wert said in an email Friday that doling out the reward money was a very long, involved process that required review and recommendations from both the sheriff and district attorney. In addition, the matter required vetting from the County Administrative Office, a review by county attorneys, and then ultimately consideration and approval by county CEO Greg Devereaux and county Auditor-Controller Larry Walker.
A jury convicted Fowler, 31, in August 2012 of murder and arson in connection with the Old Fire, which ignited in Waterman Canyon in late October 2003 and over a week's time spread across the San Bernardino Mountains, destroying nearly 1,000 homes and contributing, according to authorities, to the deaths of five men.
It was the deadliest wildfire in county history.
Fowler was sentenced to die and is now on San Quentin's Death Row.
But Fowler's fate remains in limbo, as the death penalty in California was suspended in 2006 by a federal judge who determined the process in which condemned inmates were executed was flawed and that new procedures were needed. The moratorium remains in effect as attorneys for condemned inmates continue battling it out with the state over whether death by lethal injection constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment."
Rehkop said Fowler's younger sister was living with her in December 2003 and that she said her brother may have had something to do with the Old Fire.
"I was taking her to visit her mother and she told me that word on the street was that he had something to do with it," Rehkop said. "I believed her and talked to her mother about it, and her mother confirmed that's what was being heard on the street."
Rehkop said she learned Fowler was heavily in debt to his methamphetamine supplier, who was threatening harm to Fowler and his family. So, Fowler retaliated by hurling a lighted flare at the house of his drug dealer off Old Waterman Canyon Road, Rehkop said.
The flare ignited tinder-dry brush and quickly spread across the mountains, fueled by arid, seasonal winds and a confluence of natural disasters including seven consecutive years of drought and an unprecedented bark-beetle infestation that killed more than a million pine trees in the San Bernardino National Forest.
Rehkop, a former Nevada County, Calif., sheriff's deputy, said she felt it was her duty to report her information to authorities, who took her tip seriously.
Investigators recorded three conversations Rehkop had with Fowler while he was in jail, and Rehkop testified at Fowler's trial last year.
Even though she helped convict Fowler, Rehkop maintains contact with him in prison.
"I handed down my son's clothes to him. I love Rickie," Rehkop said. "He never had a chance in life. His father was giving him methamphetamine when he was 8 years old. It's the sickest situation I could imagine."
She said she plans to use some of the reward money to help Fowler in prison.
"I will continue to keep him supplied with things like stamps and stationery and a book every now and then, and hygiene products," Rehkop said.
She said Fowler was never equipped with the tools to lead a productive, normal life, and poses a danger to society because of the hand he was dealt in life.
"He's just a very lost soul who would be dangerous on the outside," Rehkop said. "I hate to say it, but I do believe that prison is the best place for him."


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I am running backtrack 4 R2 and like almost everyone with a broadcom chipset I have run into problems. I have the bcm4313 chipset and after hours and hours of searching and trying different things it is still not fully functional. I can connect via LAN and I can connect to some wireless access points but not all. I was looking on broadcoms website and they actually have a new driver out that supports this chipset and are working on getting the source for the driver integrated into the kernel(but it has not happened yet so everything has to be done manually). I found directions for installing this driver in Ubuntu but Backtrack is a little different and I could not get it. I was reading that you can install the bcmwl-kernel-source package and this would fix it but for some reason it is not in my repositories. Could anyone write up a how to on installing this driver in BT 4 R2. The Driver link and Readme link are posted below.
I would just settle for partial functionality and wait until the problem gets fixed but it seems like this new driver may provide better functionality for me and anyone using this chipset. It seems like things have evolved quite a bit since the original how-to on broadcom was written. I am sure it would be helpful for quite a few people.
Here are the links:
Driver Download:
README File:http://www.broadcom.com/docs/linux_sta/README.txt
If I try to follow the directions posted herehttp://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...backtrack.html
this is the error message that I get.
root@bt:~# tar xzf hybrid-portsrc_x86_64-v5_100_82_38.tar.gz
root@bt:~# make clean
KBUILD_NOPEDANTIC=1 make -C /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build M=`pwd` clean
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-source-18.104.22.168'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-source-220.127.116.11'
root@bt:~# make
KBUILD_NOPEDANTIC=1 make -C /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build M=`pwd`
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-source-22.214.171.124'
WARNING: Symbol version dump /usr/src/linux-source-18.104.22.168/Module.symvers
is missing; modules will have no dependencies and modversions.
LD /root/built-in.o
CC [M] /root/src/shared/linux_osl.o
CC [M] /root/src/wl/sys/wl_linux.o
CC [M] /root/src/wl/sys/wl_iw.o
LD [M] /root/wl.o
ld: Relocatable linking with relocations from format elf64-x86-64 (/root/lib/wlc_hybrid.o_shipped) to format elf32-i386 (/root/wl.o) is not supported
make[2]: *** [/root/wl.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [_module_/root] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-source-18.104.22.168'
make: *** [all] Error 2


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Flames NewsFlames Home > Football Home > News
CNBC Sports Show to Feature Liberty's FBS Intentions
Liberty University Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr., and Director of Athletics Jeff Barber will be the featured guests on tonight's CNBC Sports: Game On show. The program will air on the NBC Sports Channel at 11:30 p.m. (EST).
Falwell and Barber will discuss Liberty's efforts to find NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conference affiliation for its 20-team athletics program.
CNBC Sports airs on many cable networks around the country, along with satellite providers Dish Network (Channel 159) and DirecTV (Channel 220).
CNBC Sports became interested in Liberty's conference affiliation story following a feature story by the New York Times in the Sunday edition on Nov. 11 ("In Virginia's Hills, a Football Crusade").
Falwell announced Liberty's FBS intentions during Liberty's 39th commencement ceremony in front of a record-setting graduation crowd at Williams Stadium on May 12, 2012.
Liberty has fielded an NCAA Division I athletics program since Sept. 1, 1988 and the Flames have been a member of the Big South Conference since the 1991-92 athletics season.
Since joining the Big South, Liberty has won 116 conference titles, been awarded the Big South's Sasser Cup all-sports trophy a conference-record 10 times and had six NCAA Division I individual national champions.


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Celeb Dermatologist Dr. Lancer Reveals Skin Tips
Photo: LA Confidential
By Sierra Marquina
Dermatologist to the stars Dr. Lancer is ready to share his secrets with the world.
In his new book, Younger: The Breakthrough Anti-Aging Method for Radiant Skin, he shares "the secrets from the office from the last 30 years and it's letting people take care of themselves at home, so it's cover to cover about skin care and nutrition and feeling better and taking care of yourself."
One of the tips you'll learn from the book is how to handle blemishes and acne.
"For example, when it comes to blemishes," Dr. Lancer shares, "you get a warm compress and apply it to the area. Let the warm water cloth try to dissolve the little clog in the pore … Don't squeeze the skin yourself, its a guaranteed problem."
"If you miss that," he goes on, "and the blemish starts then still continue the warm compresses because sometimes it'll clear it before it comes to fruition."
For more celeb-worthy tips, get your copy of Dr. Lancer's book Younger: The Breakthrough Anti-Aging Method for Radiant Skin here.


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Pack Attack 2: Marco Paris, Scene #04
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Scene Info
The gangbang charges forward as each power-top does their best to wear out cock-hungry Paris. Paris pulls his hole open, demanding to be fucked harder and harder. Paris takes charge and jumps on top of Petrov bouncing on his cock. Finally Paris gets on his knees to receive hot loads from his group of gangbangers. They all shoot their loads on Paris who appears to at least temporarily gotten his fill.
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text: Video: 5 ways to get enough fibre in your diet Add to ... The Globe and Mail Published Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012 9:02AM EST Last updated Friday, Feb. 17, 2012 11:42AM EST Dietitian Leslie Beck explains how a high fibre diet can help prevent type 2 diabetes, heart attack, obesity and even certain cancers Watch More Video: Keep your portions in check with these dietitian tips The best foods to fuel a workout Why you should eat legumes at least 4 times a week Eating healthy at a restaurant is possible, with these tips How to pick a healthy snack How to get enough calcium in your diet Yes, a frozen meal can be a healthy choice How to choose a healthy yogurt 5 nutrients vegetarians need to make sure they're getting Soy? Rice? Which is the best milk alternative? What to look for in a multivitamin 4 foods to keep your mind sharp 'Ditch this, get that' products Tips on travelling with kids 4 dietitian tips to help you read nutrition labels How to create a balanced workout Video: Easy ways to cut 100 calories at every meal Eat more foods rich in this mineral to ward off diabetes Pricey prescriptions: Many Canadians can't afford medications The health benefits of tea Comments Share via email Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on LinkedIn Print More Related to this Story Video: The best fish for heart health Video: The secrets to choosing a healthy breakfast cereal


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White light for style
Philips BlueVision Moto halogen headlamp enhances the style of your motocycle with 3700K white light. See all benefits
With the blue coating, BlueVision Moto is offering white headlight of 3700K to be seen.
UV-Quartz glass is stronger than hard glass and highly resistant to temperature extremes and vibrations, eliminating the risk of explosion. Philips quartz-glass lamps (filament 2 650º C and glass 800º C) are able to withstand severe thermal shock. With the capability to withhold increased pressure inside the lamp, UV-quartz glass is able to produce more powerful lighting. ^Application varies per bulb type.
Only a burning bulb made of quartz glass (filament 2650°c, glass 800°c) can resist thermal shocks : such as, if a drop of cold water touches the hot bulb, when you drive through water with a broken headlight unit. ^Application varies per bulb type
Philips special anti-UV coating technology protects the headlights against harmful ultraviolet radiation, making Philips UV-coated quartz glass perfect for all driving conditions and ensures their longevity
For 100 years, Philips has been on the forefront of the automotive lighting industry, introducing technological innovations that have become standards on modern automobiles. Today, one in two cars in Europe and one in three worldwide, is equipped with Philips lighting.


text: (570 WSYR) - A Syracuse man who was retried for sexually-assaulting an elderly woman is going back to jail for decades. Vincent Torres was serving a 97 year sentence after being convicted for the rape in 2011. But the conviction was overturned in 2012 because his wife couldn't find a seat in the crowded corutroom and was unable to observe jury selection. Torres was retried this year and forcing the 85 year old victim to relive the assault. Torres was sentenced this morning to 77 years in prison.


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Brevard, N.C. – Vytautus Valiulis poured in a season-high 18 points and Newberry College held off a furious second half rally to outlast Brevard, 68-64, Wednesday night at Boshamer Gymnasium. The win avenges Newberry's 74-68 loss to Brevard last season at Boshamer, on February 27, 2008.
Brevard was shorthanded throughout the game, as Andrew Freeman (Asheville, N.C.) sat out with a sprained ankle and both Nathan Whitmire (Rosman, N.C.) and Terrence Johnson (Owensboro, Ky.) left early in the first half with thumb and knee injuries respectively. Still, the Tornados showed resolve despite trailing by as many as 18 points, 44-26, with 2:03 left in the first half, and gradually cut the deficit down in the second half to make the game tight in the end.
Jonathan Whitson (Clyde, N.C.) led the Tornado effort with 17 points and a career-high 15 rebounds, while Sam Carlisle (Raleigh, N.C.) added 14 points and 13 boards of his own. The double-doubles are the tenth of the season for Whitson and the fourth of the year from Carlisle. Brevard outrebounded the scarlet and gray, 43-27. Cody Siniard (Brevard, N.C.) scored a season-high 12 points, knocking down three of four outside shots.
Valiulis stroked four of eight three-pointers en route to his 18 points for Newberry (15-4, 5-3 SAC). Clemente Martin (Freeport, Bahamas) added 17 points and Grant Domsic (Winter Garden, Fla.) chipped in 11.
The Tornados (10-8, 2-6 South Atlantic Conference) scored the first four points of the game on baskets from Darin Dellinger (Stanley, N.C.) and Carlisle to take a 4-0 lead, but Newberry stormed ahead with a 9-0 run, including seven points from Valiulis (Vilnius, Lithuania) to take a 9-4 lead with 16:00 left in the first half.
Newberry would lead for the 5:24 until a short jumper from Whitson tied the game at 21 apiece. The scarlet and gray came back with a 14-4 run, including a pair of treys from Domsic, to take their first double-digit lead, 35-25, at the 5:43 mark. Martin capped the streak with a trifecta of his own.
Coach Jeremy Luther's team would then reel off nine of the game's next ten points, capped by five straight points from Domsic, to take their largest advantage of the game 2:03 before intermission. Five straight from the Tornados, including a three-pointer from Christian Matus (Miami, Fla.) forty-eight seconds before the break, made the score 44-31 twenty minutes into the game.
Brevard scored the first six points of the second half to cut the Newberry lead to 44-37, but the scarlet and gray came back with nine straight of their own, capped by two free throws by Matt Alexander (Norcross, Ga.), to build the lead back to 53-37 with 17:02 to play.
Despite missing three perimeter players, Brevard refused to quit. The Tornados charged back with a 12-4 spurt, finished by a lay-up from Whitson, to cut the gap back to single digits at 57-49 with 11:33 to play
A three-pointer from Siniard made the score 66-60 in favor of Newberry with 6:35 to play, and the Tornados appeared primed to surge ahead. But the sharpshooter's basket was the final field goal of the game from either squad. The final six and a half minutes of the game was a defensive battle that saw Brevard score just four points and Newberry two.
Down 67-63, Matus was fouled while shooting a three-pointer, but hit just one of three freebies. After Alexander hit one of two free throws to make the score 68-64, Brevard got the ball back but could not score again, falling by four points.
Despite the loss, Brevard coach Michael Jones was proud of the effort his team showed. "I could not be prouder of the way my team played tonight," Jones said in his postgame comments. "Despite facing a short bench and a tough opponent, our guys worked so hard. It's disappointing to not come away with the win, but still, we showed a ton of heart tonight."
Brevard returns to the court Saturday with a 4 p.m. match-up with Mars Hill. The Tornados beat the Lions, 90-80, January 3 at Boshamer. Newberry finishes January with an 8 p.m. game at Carson-Newman, also on Saturday.


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Book Match
All 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th graders living in Highland Park or attending a school located in District 112 may sign up a team of friends consisting of four to seven players (only five play at any meet).
4th and 5th graders participate in the Intermediate Division. 6th and 7th graders participate in the Junior High Division.
Any school located within the boundary of District 112 may sponsor Book Match teams. A school may have any number of students on its team. However, only five students may compete at a given match.
Team sponsors are optional. If a team does not have a sponsor one team member should be designated the contact person.
Book Match is a recreational reading program. Teams read from a special book list and match wits with other readers in tournaments.
The Book Match reading list is selected by the Youth Services Department. It contains fifty titles of varying difficulty and genre. The new reading list is available in the Youth Services Department beginning June 1 of each year.
Two to four teams participate in a match. The spokesperson of each team selects a packet of questions as the team arrives. The questions are asked round robin, twelve questions per team. All questions can be answered by the title of a book.
See an example of a Book Match meet
The Junior High and Intermediate lists will be available at the Library beginning June 1. Sign up at the Youth Services Department June 1 through November 15. The Book Match season begins in January and ends in April.
All meets are held in the Meeting Room at the Highland Park Public Library.
The meets for 4th and 5th graders begin at 3:45.
Meets for 6th and 7th grade teams begins at 3:15.
Book Lists
Intermediate Division (4th - 5th Grades)


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Maximize the motion of the Porter Cable with low profile pads!
The Porter Cable 5.5 x 7/8 Inch CCS Foam Pad Kit combines Lake Country's innovative foam compositions with a slim, low profile pad design. These foam pads maximize the performance of the Porter Cable 7424XP on all types of paint. Remove swirls and scratches, polish away oxidation, and restore a deep gloss with the Porter Cable 5.5 x 7/8 Inch CCS Foam Pad Kit.
Many detailers find that the 5.5 x 7/8 Inch CCS Smart Pads, with minimal pressure applied to them, move more efficiently at higher speeds. As a result, polishes break down with greater ease because there is less foam between backing plate and the paint to buffer heat.
This is great news for vehicles with hard, ceramic clear coats. Now you can polish scratch-resistant clear coats successfully with your user-friendly DA polisher. Even with the smaller pads, a dual action polisher is still the safest way to detail.
The Lake Country 5.5 x 7/8 Inch CCS Foam Pad Kit includes:
Porter Cable 7424XP Variable Speed Polisher
The Porter Cable 7424XP Dual Action Polisher is a beefed up, more powerful version of our most popular dual action polisher. The Porter Cable 7424XP Dual Action Polisher has all the user-friendly features of the original Porter Cable 7424, but a 4.5 amp motor enables enhanced performance and durability. The Porter Cable 7424XP Dual Action Polisher operates from 2,500 OPM to 6,800 OPM to provide a faster removal rate. The 7424XP features all ball and roller bearing construction with spiral/bevel gears and an improved switch design. The buffer accepts a 5/16-24 spindle thread. The pad diameter is 6 inches. The polisher includes a wrench, side handle, polishing pad, and an operating manual.
Dual Action 5 Inch Flexible Backing Plate
With hook facing, this plate allows you to switch pads quickly and continue polishing. A recessed edge and flexible urethane construction gives your paint extra protection from run-ins with the backing plate. Strict tolerances on weight, balance, roundness, and flatness ensure consistent performance time and time again. The backing plate has a 5/16 inch thread.
3 CCS 5.5 x 7/8 Inch Orange Light Cutting Foam Pads
The firm, high density orange foam is ideal for scratch and defect removal. Use this pad with polishes and swirl removers. It's an all around pad that will work on most light to moderate imperfections.
3 CCS 5.5 x 7/8 Inch White Polishing Foam Pads
Less dense foam formula for the application of waxes, micro-fine polishes and sealants. This pad has very light cutting power so it is perfect for pre-wax cleaners.
3 CCS 5.5 x 7/8 Inch Blue Finessing Pads
The blue pad has soft composition for applying glaze, finishing polish, sealants, and liquid waxes.
2 Microfiber Detailing Towels, 16 x 16 inches
These versatile microfiber towels are great for any variety of detailing tasks, from general washing and scrubbing off road contaminants, to applying and buffing off wax and all-in-one protectants. All the Cobra Detailing Towels boast an 80/20 polyester/polyamide blend in a special "feather" weave that increases their absorption properties, guaranteeing high performance and durability.
Foam Pad Conditioning Brush
The Edge Foam Pad Conditioning Brush removes excess, caked polish and restores the usable texture to your foam pads in seconds. An angled handle and textured grip give you excellent leverage as you press the brush against a spinning pad. Dont stop working – clean the pad and keep polishing!
16 oz. McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Conditioner
Prevention of dry buffing is as easy as misting an unused pad with McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Conditioner. It only takes a couple of spritzes to prep the pad for polishing. The rich lubricants instantly penetrate the pad, softening and conditioning the material. Even if the pad has never been used, it will glide across the paint like you're halfway through the detail session.
The Porter Cable 5.5 x 7/8 Inch CCS Foam Pad Kit maximizes the leveling potential of your dual action polisher with thinner foam pads. Try them!
Kit includes:
Porter Cable 7424XP Dual Action Polisher
Dual Action 5" Flexible Backing Plate
3 CCS 5.5 x 7/8 Inch Orange Light Cutting Foam Pads
3 CCS 5.5 x 7/8 Inch White Polishing Foam Pads
3 CCS 5.5 x 7/8 Inch Blue Finessing Pads
2 Microfiber Towels, 16 x 16 inches
Foam Pad Conditioning Brush
16 oz. McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Cleaner
16 oz. McKee's 37 Polishing Pad Conditioner
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