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Warning! - Image-based Spam Outfoxing Some Filters
Disreputable marketers are increasingly using a new strain of spam that's cleverly attempting to sneak by spam-filtering software. Called image-based spam, it embeds messages in attached, randomized .gif or .jpg image files and these images are changed each time a message is sent. The difference in each image may be just a change in the border or the variance of one pixel, but it's enough to get past traditional spam filters that analyze keywords. Like traditional text-based spam, image-based spam often includes pitches for things like pharmaceuticals and penny stocks.
According to research released by security gateway provider IronPort, image-based spam has increased twelve-fold in the past year. It now accounts for over five billion messages per day and 78 percent of this spam passes through first- and second-generation spam filters. The company estimates that about 30 percent of spam delivered to an individual's inbox is of this type. And it can be more than just annoying. Image-based spam eats up space and creates storage problems because each message can be up to seven times larger than text-based spam.
Another factor that's led to greater volumes of spam being sent around the globe recently is the increased number of zombie computers — infected PCs that have been hijacked by spammers for their own use. Spammers rotate through zombie networks every few hours, constantly changing the IP address of the source of the spam in order to evade detection. CipherTrust, a leading message security company, reports that they identify nearly 250,000 new zombies each day, and it's estimated that 80 percent of today's spam is sent via zombie computers.
Rest assured that we continue to implement the very latest spam filtering techniques to stay a step ahead of the "bad guys" in the ever evolving battle against spam. We appreciate our customers doing their part in protecting their computers by using firewalls, receiving and downloading system software upgrades each month from Microsoft, Apple, etc., and installing and then regularly updating their anti-virus programs. Together, we'll continue to win this war.
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GEYSER TOWN HALL MEETING - September 14
The 3 Rivers marketing department is once again hitting the road with our General Manager. Next stop, Geyser, for another town hall-style meeting. We're looking forward to meeting cooperative members and discussing the issues that are important to you.
The meeting is set for Thursday, September 14 at 7 p.m. in the Geyser Public School multipurpose room. Every one who shows up will receive a gift. There will also be drawings for door prizes and refreshments will be served.
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Ask The Help Desk - Stop The Wrong Links From Loading
Question: If I accidentally click the wrong link on a webpage, do I have to wait for this page to fully load before selecting the correct link or can I "bail out" sooner?
Answer: Good news — there are two easy escape routes to take when you realize you've clicked on the wrong link. Which one you use depends on where you are in the selection process.
If you've clicked the wrong link and still have the left mouse button pressed down, just drag your pointer off the link to a blank spot on your screen and release. Problem solved.
If you've already released the left mouse button, just press your Escape key ("esc") on your keyboard. This will stop your browser in its tracks and the page will not continue to load. It will also prevent those pesky pop-up windows from appearing.
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Great Sites To Check Out This Month
Legendary Pilots Fly Into Theaters
http://flyboysthemovie.com - On September 29th, Flyboys takes off from the pages of history and lands in theaters. The movie was inspired by the true story of the first squadron of American combat pilots, the Lafayette Escadrille, during WWI. As a squadron of only 38 mismatched but determined American boys, they learned to fly and embarked on a great romantic adventure that became legendary. Visit this site for a behind-the-scenes look at how Flyboys got off the ground and a sneak peak at the special effects. Rated PG-13.
Hurricane Tracking
http://www.wunderground.com/tropical - Hurricane season continues through the end of October, and the National Hurricane Center forecasts that this year's north Atlantic hurricane season may be even more active than last year's. Keep on top of these powerful storms with the help of this powerful site. It includes tropical storm and hurricane updates, tracking maps, interactive flash maps, computer models, and public advisories. You can also check out fascinating hurricane history and see a list of the 2006 storm names.
Grade "A" Homework Site
http://homeworkspot.com - It's back-to-school time. No matter how many questions your student has, here's one place to find the answers. This homework information portal features the best K-12 homework-related sites together with a wide variety of educational resources. Subjects include English, math, science, history, art, music, technology, foreign language, and college prep. You'll also find links to the world's best libraries, museums, and current events sources.
Your Taste In Tunes
http://pandora.com - Like some help discovering new music you'll love? This innovative site promises to do just that. It was created by the Music Genome Project, a group that analyzes music by breaking it down into its fundamental elements like "repetitive melodic phrasing" and "subtle use of vocal harmony." You simply enter the name of one of your favorite songs and the site scans a century of popular and obscure recordings to finds songs with musical similarities to your choice. On an even better note, it's all free.
NFL Regular Season Kicks Off
http://nfl.com - It just wouldn't be football season without NFL.com. Get in the middle of the action each day with free video clips from NFL Total Access and the Best of NFL Films plus special features such as In Their Own Words, Playbook, and Point After. Never miss a game thanks to schedules posted by the week, team, and national TV listings. And enjoy access to all the latest in team standings, stats, rosters, injury reports, and depth charts. This site's a winner!
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Short Tutorial - Keyboard Shortcuts For Internet Explorer, Safari, And Firefox
Microsoft Corp. provides simple keyboard shortcuts for its Internet Explorer browser. Likewise, Apple's Safari browser and Mozilla's Firefox browser provide similar shortcuts. Use these easy keystroke shortcuts and you may never need to use your mouse again — well, almost never. Here are a few of the more commonly used shortcuts for each of these browsers:
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"I in them and You in Me — so that they may be brought to complete unity. Then the world will know that You sent Me and have loved them even as You have loved Me." John 17:23
This past month, we commemorated Multnomah's 75th anniversary with a special Homecoming Week celebration. Traveling from California, Colorado, Canada, and even some as far away as Uganda, hundreds of alumni returned home in celebration of this significant milestone in Multnomah's history. Read the rest of this entry »

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Boys and Girls, we've launched a new service on our surf forecast pages, we call Spot On.
The primary goal is to allow you, the Swellinfo user, to let us know if our forecasts are over, under, or Spot on! This will help us improve the forecasts for your location. And, since we leave the running tally of Spot On posts on the forecast page, it will also give you a better idea of how accurate the forecast is for Today.
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The advanage is some people have "issues" with deauthing the client, this way they connect to you *Just have to wait for them to do so. FakeAP + Deauth ~MAY~ work, when just Deauth doesn't.*
As far as I know - its the same info. (and there isn't a way of knowing the length until you found the key =P)
The reason why it is a "fuss", is because its all salted (Not sent in plain-text - it compare hashs instead), hence why you need the SSID (and with rainbow tables - you have to create a new table for each SSID).
You can use WirlessKeyView to create a text file with all the networks (just have to find a different way into the system run it), OR use a bigger dictionary until you crack it.
If they they use they just need to run a program before they can use the internet - I believe there is a greater chance that they will stay.
I'm not sure what you mean by "host banning".
Nice new attack to try =) maybe bind9 might the DNS answer that some people need =D
Side note: 3 WiFi cards = Health issues?! :P


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The Brendan Moore Advocacy Center and the Brendan Moore Advocates Program were established to foster the teaching and study of lawyers as trial advocates. The Center was made possible through the generosity of Thomas A. Moore '72 in memory of his brother, Brendan Moore.
Center on European Union Law The Center provides a teaching and resource facility devoted to European Union law, as well as European Union and international antitrust.
The Center on Law and Information Policy (CLIP) was founded at Fordham Law to make significant contributions to the development of law and policy for the information economy and to teach the next generation of leaders. CLIP brings together scholars, the bar, the business community, technology experts, the policy community, students, and the public to address and assess policies and solutions for cutting-edge issues that affect the evolution of the information economy.
Established in fall 2011, the Center on National Security engages in research, policy work, and public programming on cutting-edge issues related to national and global security, including cybersecurity.
The Coalition is a not-for-profit organization whose continuing mission is to assist consumers in understanding and improving their ability to manage their financial affairs.
The Fordham Competition Law Institute (FCLI) provides internationally recognized, top rated programs on antitrust law and policy. Through its programs FCLI contributes to the discussion of a wide range of issues related to antitrust law and policy across jurisdictions, and to the development of better competition law enforcement in jurisdictions around the world.
Fordham Law's Conflict Resolution and ADR Program offers a unique opportunity to study conflict resolution and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) within the legal community.
The Corporate Law Center explores the intersection of law and business. Prominent business people and leading scholars visit the Law School to discuss the intricacies of these two fields to students who are interested in the leading issues of business law.
The Feerick Center's mission is to help create social justice using innovative problem-solving techniques, including fact finding, policy research, legal analysis, convening, and consensus building.
The Institute on Religion, Law & Lawyer's Work was established in 2001 as the culmination of Fordham's efforts to serve the increasing number of attorneys, judges, scholars and students who desire to integrate faith values and perspectives in the context of the challenges of legal practice. At a time when the role of religion in professional life and in the public square is hotly debated, the Institute aims to promote an open, positive and constructive dialogue on issues relating to religion and law.
The IP Institute fosters awareness of and encourages interest in cutting-edge issues in U.S., European, and Asian IP law as well as in multinational treaties and intergovernmental organizations. It brings visiting scholars and judges to Fordham Law and sponsors lectures, roundtables, and conferences, including the annual Intellectual Property Law and Policy Conference, now in its 18th year.
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PHILADELPHIA - An ACC opponent rarely comes to The Palestra. We found out why on Monday. And after the effort from the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team, where they came agonizingly close to an upset of Virginia, 68-65, it may be a long time before another attempts it.
Penn (0-2) led by as many as 15 early in the second half, but the ACC opponent - ranked just outside the Top 25 - clawed its way back and ended up on top in a frenetic back-and-forth ending.
The Quakers were up 63-62 with 2:27 to play when Virginia scored to go on top by one. Just 18 seconds later, junior Alyssa Baron hit jumper to put Penn back up a point. But 10 seconds after that, the Cavaliers dropped in another to change the lead again. Virginia finally came up with a stop and then scored to go ahead, 68-65, with 36 seconds remaining.
Sophomore Kathleen Roche's three-point attempt was tipped and Virginia corralled the loose ball and eventually called a timeout. On the ensuing inbounds play, the Quakers forced a jump ball and regained possession with 9.7 seconds left. Roche had another shot to tie the game, but under tight pressure, it was off the mark as time expired.
In their first-ever trip to the Cathedral of College Basketball - and just the second ACC team to visit Penn's home (Georgia Tech, 1982) -the Cavaliers scored first. But it was their only lead of the game until the 4:20 mark of the second half.
Penn scored the next five and slowly built up a lead. The Quakers scored seven straight behind a three from 2010-11 Ivy Rookie of the Year, Alyssa Baron, who finished with a team-high 21 points, and back-to-back buckets from 2011-12 Big 5 Rookie of the Year, Kara Bonenberger, who added 14 points. That put Penn up 14-6 just six minutes into the contest.
The Red and Blue maintained that margin and traded baskets over the next several minutes. But another quick 7-0 run, started by a jumper from junior Courtney Wilson and ended with a Baron layup, had the Quakers up 28-14 with 5:07 left until the half.
The lead grew to 15, 33-18, on a rebound and put-back from Roche and the Quakers held a 12-point edge at intermission, 35-23.
Virginia came out strong in the second half, but, as was the case throughout the night, Penn remained unintimated. The teams went basket-for-basket for the first five minutes of the half.
However, the Cavaliers, who reached the NIT last season and were picked to finish in the top half of the ACC this year, finally made a run. They scored eight straight to close to within 45-42 with 12:30 to play.
But Penn refused to concede its lead. The intensity inside the building rose as both offenses traded buckets. Over a seven-minute span, Penn never led by more than five, but Virginia was never closer than two.
Finally, it was the Cavaliers who broke through with a game-tying three with 6:23 to go, 54-54. Penn scoreed on its next possesion though, a layup from Bonenberger, and held on to the lead until a three-point play put Virginia up 57-56 with 4:20 remaining.
Again, the Quakers were undaunted. They scored on their next possession. And when Baron converted a fastbreak layup with an assist from sophomore Katy Allen, Penn led 61-57 with 3:12 left.
With the lead still at four, Virginia converted a three-point play to pull within 63-62 at the 2:27 mark and spark the wild ending.
Baron, who played all 40 minutes, also had a game-high nine rebounds and added five assists and two steals. McCullough also played every minute and finished with a game-high six assists - which matched a career best. She also had five points and two steals. Allen had a game-high four steals in addition to four assists, three rebounds and seven points. Bonenberger tacked on another six rebounds. Roche reached double digits for the second time in her career with 10 points and matched a career high with five rebounds. Freshman Keiera Ray had six points off the bench.
Penn was 24-of-57 (42.1%) from the floor, while the Cavaliers were 25-of-59 (42.4%), including 53 percent in the second half. The Quakers made seven threes to Virginia's two, but the visitors won the rebounding battle, 40-28. Penn forced 19 turnovers, including 10 steals. The Quakers turned it over 15 times, but had 17 assists.
Next, Penn has a little more time than the two days it had to prepare for Virginia. The Quakers don't play again until Sunday when they head to West Point, N.Y. Tip off against Army is at 1 p.m. This is the second trip to Army in the last three seasons and the third straight season the Quakers have faced the Black Knights. The team's split the last two meetings with the home team claiming victory each time.
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Hotter, Dryer Texas Predicted Due to Climate Change
Expect a hotter, and even dryer Texas in coming years, due to the impact of climate change on the state, the Third U.S. National Climate Assessment released today predicts.
The document, obtained by 1200 WOAI News, predicts 'projected declines in precipitation in the south and greater evaporation everywhere due to higher temperatures, will increase irrigation demand and exacerbate current stresses on agricultural productivity.'
The report also warns of a greater rush for water supplies in urban areas.
"Diminishing water supplies and rapid population growth are critical issues in Texas," the report says. "Because reservoirs are limited and have high evaporation rates, San Antonio has turned to the Edward Aquifer as a major source of groundwater storage."
It also warns of 'urban heat islands,' combined with an aging population and increased urbanization, 'are project to increase the vulnerability of urban populations to heat-related health impacts in the future.'
"Urban planning strategies designed to reduce the urban heat island effect, such as green roofs, increased green space, parkland and urban canopy, could reduce indoor temperatures and improve air quality.:
The report also warns of greater storm surge along the Texas coast, and an expected rise in sea level will result in the potential for greater damage from storm surge along the Gulf Coast of Texas.
The report commends Texas for working to develop alternative sources of energy, and taking steps to protect infrastructure and roads and bridges from possible damage from global warming.


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LETHAL WEAPON: Sniper deployed in Afghanistan kills six Taliban with one bullet
A British sniper deployed in Afghanistan made a Hollywood-worthy shot last December after the bullet he fired at a Taliban suicide bomber struck the device's trigger and detonated, killing another five surrounding Taliban insurgents.
The unnamed 20-year-old lance corporal from the Coldstream Guards struck his target from 930 yards out in the Kakaran region of southern Afghanistan. The event was only recently disclosed as Britain prepares to withdraw all of its combat troops from the country by the end of 2014, The Telegraph reports.
"The guy was wearing a vest. He was identified by the sniper moving down a tree line and coming up over a ditch," a Lt. Col. Slack told the Telegraph. "He had a shawl on. It rose up and the sniper saw he had a machine gun."
"They were in contact and he was moving to a firing position. The sniper engaged him and the guy exploded. There was a pause on the radio and the sniper said, 'I think I've just shot a suicide bomber.' The rest of them were killed in the blast," Slack said.


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It is surprising that Muslims in most parts of the world do not see faith as an important matter. For example, they open up Islamic schools and read the Qur'an. "How is the Qur'an read? How is the pronunciation made? What is galgale (using the voice in a high pitched manner)? What are the rules of religion?" They do not ask people whether they have faith or not. It is unbelievable. However, this is the biggest problem in the world and the main subject in the Qur'an; 80 to 90 percent of the Qur'an is about the abnormalities caused by lack of faith and Allah's reaction to this. Like there is no such thing. However for a majority of the world, whether in Europe, America or India, atheism –not believing in Allah- is the problem. He says, "I believe" but it is seen that he does not believe. It is seen that he does not believe in practice. When he is asked, he says, "I believe." In the verse, it is said, "If you ask them, they would say 'we believe'". But they do not believe in practice. For example, the man says, "I am tired of the mosque and community." What is this? It is lack of faith.
Surah Ta Ha, 82:
I take refuge with Allah from the accursed satan. "But I am Ever-Forgiving to anyone who makes repentence and has faith and acts rightly," first believing, meaning faith. After that "and has faith and acts rightly". Look faith comes first. The man does not see this as important. What does "sincere" mean? Allah does not say, "Any deed." What does "sincere" mean? Sincere. Doing good deeds and,"and then is guided."
Surah Ta Ha, 88:
"Then he produced a calf for them, a physical form which made a lowing sound. So they said, 'This is your god – and Moses' god as well, but he forgot."It is revealed in the verse. What is this? It is lack of faith. The man is sick. What is with worshiping a cow? He lost his faith in Allah. And he even tells that the Prophet Moses (pbuh) is faithless. He says, "He is normally like that." This is lack of faith; so this is the main issue. First this needs to be taken care of. This needs to be told. The main reason of faithlessness in the world is Darwinism. This is like this now. The idea of evolution existed in Pharoh's time also. It was also there in the time of Sumerians. It existed in every period of the world; also in Ancient Greece. The idea of evolution existed in Ancient Greece as well. The same trouble was there. Those who do not believe in Allah have always told this lie throughout history. Therefore there is no point in avoiding this. This is a clear fact.
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"They said, 'We did not break our promise to you of our own volition. But we were weighed down with the heavy loads of the people's jewelry and we threw them in, for that is what the Samaritan did.'"Look how a single man can easily turn them to irreligiousness. A single person, For example, there is a crowd of three hundred thousand, four hundred thousand people. A single man… there is a structure like that in human soul. Fifty fifty; majority is like that. People have a tendency between faith and faithlessness fifty fifty. People are inclined to believing and not believing in Allah. The man turns fifty one percent of people into the irreligious. The Prophet Moses (pbuh) comes. He uses his influence and turns fifty one percent into the opposite. This time the community becomes religious. They are on the side of religion.
Look, a single person can direct them. They say, "There is no need for Hazrat Mahdi (as). Muslims do not need a leader." Look, a single leader can make the whole community irreligious in disbelief. For example, a single man called Samiri can make half a million people irreligious in that time. He can persuade them in a single moment. This shows the importance of the leader. For example, Abdullah Ocalan is the leader of the terror organization of PKK. He can run a whole organization single-handedly. He can even run them from prison. For example, Lenin was but a single person, but he pushed the communist movement. There is no society without a leader. Disbelief always has a leader. A single leader can be enough. There is a single leader of Muslims also and he can change the whole situation completely. The reason that Muslims have been suffering for almost one hundred years is that they do not have a leader. Would Muslims be in this situation, had there been a leader? Because when there is no leader, 1.5 billion ideas form if there are 1.5 billion people. 1.5 billion thoughts clash with one another. But when there is a leader, the clash of 1.5 billion people stops. The whole community behaves according to a single mind. For example, Stalin comes out. It is like that in disbelief. It is the exact opposite. A single person turned Russia into a murderous criminal organization. For example, Hitler comes out and he turns Germany into a veritable slaughterhouse all by itself. For example, Mussolini came out and turned Italy into a sadistic community spilling blood all single-handedly. They destroyed Islamic countries. A single person, Among Muslims for instance, Omar Muhtar came forward in Libya. He started a movement. Another Sunni one came out and started another movement. Such leaders come out here and there directing the community. Society becomes sick without a leader. They cannot do without a leader. Muslims also need to have a leader. This is an obligation according to the Qur'an. When there is an Islamic Union, Muslims will already have a leader. The name of this leader is Hazrat Mahdi (as). There is nothing not to understand here, insha'Allah.
Our brothers, those who love us, should proclaim these portents of the Day of Judgment everywhere. They should speak of them constantly. We are the only community who talks about this. We are the only community who discusses these portents of the Day of Judgment. And those who love us also talk about them, masha'Allah. But now there is a great excitement and panic in the world, but they are trying not to implicate this. There are people everywhere who know that Hazrat Mahdi (as) emerged. They know this all around Europe. They know this in Israel also and everywhere. They pretend not to understand. It is no problem. They know that portents emerged, and that the Day of Judgment is close. This is the reason that these articles are written all the time. So such panic is not normal. What are we going to do? We will deliberately discuss the portents of Hazrat Mahdi (as)'s emergence.
(The statements of several Ahl al-Sunnah scholars that the hadiths about Hazrat Mahdi (as) and the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) are correct by rumor.)
Imam Azam Numan Bin Sabid Abu Hanifa, the founder of the Hanafi Islamic school, says in his work called "Fikh-i Akbar" that the coming of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) and his cooperation with Hazrat Mahdi (as) as well as other portents of the Day of Judgment are "facts waiting to be realized." What does Hayrettin Karaman say? He says, "No." Now are we going to act according to the Islamic school of Hanafi, or the Islamic school of Hayrettin Karaman? We will of course act according to Ahl al-Sunna. Hayrettin Hodja may have decided according to Islamic school of which he belongs. We have respect. But we know that the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as) and the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) is correct according to the Islamic schools of Hanafi, Hanbali, Maliqi and Shafi. And everyone knows that the coming of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) is correct by rumor. The hadiths about Hazrat Mahdi (as) and the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) are correct by rumor.
Ibn Hajar is one of the greatest scholars of Ahl al-Sunnah. In Fathu'l Bari, he says "Hadiths about Hazrat Mahdi (as) being from this community and the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) praying behind him are correct by rumor." Who are we going to believe? Hayrettin Hodja or Ibn Hajar?
Sevkani is also one of the greatest scholars of Ahl al-Sunnah. He says, "The number of hadiths saying that the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) will return to earth reached 29" and narrated these, not one, not two, not ten, "at the end the hadiths we narrated became correct by rumor. We arrive the conclusion that hadiths about the awaited Hazrat Mahdi (as), the dajjal and the return of the Prophet Jesus (pbuh) are correct." Where does he say this? In Sunan Ibn Maja. In the original hadith book, volume 10 and page 338. According to what does Hayrettin Hodja say this? It is not certain. Look, they are giving references.
Berzenci says in the Portents of the Day of Judgment, and he is one of the greatest mujaddids. "Hadiths about the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as) are correct by rumor."
Imam Rabbani, Letters by Rabbani, 2nd volume, p.250, it says:"According to them, Hazrat Mahdi (as) passed away. However, the original hadiths about this subject are well-known." Look, he says, "Hadiths about Hazrat Mahdi (as) are well-known. Eventhey are correct by rumor and contradicts the words of the community." Imam Rabbani says. Are we to believe Imam Rabbani or Hayrettin Karaca? We of course believe Imam Rabbani.
Hundreds of scholars of Ahl al-Sunnah say that hadiths about Hazrat Mahdi (as) are "correct by rumor." They are original and correct in Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmidhi, Ibn Made, Sunan Nasih and Sunan Dawud. So how does it happen? New scholars say, "We know the best." We say, "You know according to what?" It is not certain. We say, "Give a reference." There is no reference. They say, "It is like this according to me." Do you get some inspiration? You say according to what? Show us a reference. There is no reference.


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Sontag: Reborn
Sontag: Reborn. New York Theatre Workshop (see Off Broadway). Created by the Builders Association. Adapted by Moe Angelos. Dir. Marianne Weems. With Angelos. 1hr 15mins. No intermission.
Sontag: Reborn: plot synopsis
Moe Angelos stars in her stage adaptation of the youthful diaries of Susan Sontag, which chronicle the private struggles of the burgeoning public intellectual. The Builders Association's Marianne Weems directs.
Sontag: Reborn: theater review
The first and only time I met Susan Sontag (roughest interview of my career, by the way), it was upstairs at 79 East 4th Street, during previews for her play Alice in Bed, then being presented at New York Theatre Workshop. Last week I went back to NYTW to encounter the fearsome, severe woman again, this time filtered through the digital veils of the Builders Association and embodied with a dollop of detachment by Moe Angelos.
Sontag: Reborn is culled from the first published volume of the writer's journals, edited and released several years after her death in 2004. These entries—some of them dry accounts of her day, others lists of books she meant to read or exotic slang she hoped to remember—span 1948 to 1962, from her precocious teenhood to her midtwenties, just before she took the world by storm with a series of landmark cultural essays. Although I knew it was only a prerecorded, video-projected Angelos, bewigged and playing the elder Sontag to her live, younger self, I could feels those cold, vivisecting eyes on me once more.
You may think this artful, affectionate multimedia piece, assembled with great integrity by Marianne Weems, is intended mainly for Sontag's admirers. Not so. The great service it renders, besides expanding the human dimension of a chilly, Olympian intellect, is to show how hard it is to become the sort of thinker and writer Sontag was. She may have had ample natural gifts, but she worked hard, agonizing over what to read, how to order her mind and learning to embrace herself as a lesbian. Her painstaking project of self-authorship makes for a touching and inspiring vicarious spectacle.—Theater review by David Cote
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RECOMMENDED: David Cote reviews Sontag: Reborn in Under the Radar.
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the bottom half of that page was all bulshit
kids need to know that there is a search button
nah i never did any tests, i usually just add a spoonful to every liek cup and a half.
but hwat you could do, to help the future, is get 5 plastic cups
ill them all up with like an ounce of the same ink
then add like from 1/4 tablespoon up to like 1 and 1/4 tablespoons
then fade test and see which is best
So I'm thinking of making some ink outta pig's blood... Kinda fucked up but if it worked that'd be kinda cool to be like "Oh yeah, I did that tag in blood...."
In all seriousness though I've got a few questions.
Has anyone ever made an ink with tar in it? I really wanna try ever since I heard about the Molotow ink that uses it.
Also, how much of various things should I put in?
I dissolved some pen and sharpie ink in acetone for starters (I'm gonna use alcohol from now on though cuz acetone destroys the glue that keeps the nib on a mop) then added leather dye, some Rit clothing dye, some pigment powder, and some brake fluid. What general proportions of those are good cuz' mine came out kinda shitty, especially brake fuid, how much do you want?
Also I'd like to add NEVER PUT WD-40 IN YOUR INK. ANYONE WHO TELLS YOU TO DO THAT IS A PRICK, IT MAKES IT WIPE OFF WITH A WET RAG OR EVEN LESS, DON'T DO IT!
this ink is fuckin nasty dude its the best recipe though..you may think what am i doing ill blow myself up but you wont i make it daily.
buy a soda bottle fill it half way with ink pens about 50 cut them down them down put them in the bottle then fill it with rubbing alcohol a little more then half shake that shit really good for 5 minutes then transfer the ink ito another bottle poor break fluid oil into the ink shake it then poor steering weal fluid into it shake it agian next you put baseball glove conditioner into it shake it really well with all this shit mixed . next get an empty bottle put white oil based primer paint like for a wall into it...a little less then half full poor that ink into the paint shake it and mix it good it will become thick the more white you put in the greyer it gets then becomes white so if you want to make other colors make it white then put green blue what ever you want the color to be use acrilyic oil based paint to thin it down put more rubbing alcohol into it...this ink runs through mops markers ,ext . make sure all ink and fluids are oil based or alcohol here's a few photo's of the ink after its done...let me know what you think..paecher
and here's the buff by the city....
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That sounds like a whole lot of unnecessary shit
momma on the phone askin if im still trappin
I just bought a bottle of grog and nero ink and I was wondering if these 2 are worth messing with (mixing together, adding dot3 or fish oil tablets)
Or are they good enough on their own?
nero isnt great outdoors..
grog is pretty good on its own.
..from personal experience
Grog is in my opinion the best ink brand, the original black is really really good. Outdoors and indoors, it just doesnt stand up too much to a xylene buff.
Nero is good for subway tags but it fades wiff the sun.
If you want a free Lockerz invite get at me via PM
I haven't visited this thread for a long time, because i realised that i won't make really much further from pen ink.. anyways:
I wanted to ask, what happend to Vagrant's ink? I belive it was called "the grime" ink, it looked quite promiseing, but haven't heard about it now. Not that i want to buy it (i would pay retarded ammound for shipping) but i'm just curious.
Sunblock works by sitting on top of your skin and absorbing uv rays.
By making it a part of another mixture, it would make that mixture absorb uv rays.
If it did anything at all, it would make your ink fade faster.
momma on the phone askin if im still trappin
that makez sense...
damn i hate startin new pages
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|Name: exim
|Distribution: openSUSE 11.4
|Version: 4.74
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|Release: 5.3
|Build date: Wed Feb 23 00:59:52 2011
|Group: Productivity/Networking/Email/Servers
|Build host: build21
|Size: 2577543
|Source RPM: exim-4.74-5.3.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.exim.org/
|Summary: The Exim Mail Transfer Agent, a Replacement for sendmail
Exim is a mail transport agent (MTA) developed at the University of Cambridge for use on Unix systems connected to the Internet. It is freely available under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence. In style, it is similar to Smail 3, but its facilities are more extensive. In particular, it has options for verifying incoming sender and recipient addresses, for refusing mail from specified hosts, networks, or senders, and for controlling mail relaying. Authors: -------- Philip Hazel <email@example.com>
* Fri Feb 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Workround for PCRE version dependancy in version reporting; (beo#1073). * Fri Feb 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 4.74 - Failure to get a lock on a hints database can have serious consequences so log it to the panic log. - Log LMTP confirmation messages in the same way as SMTP, controlled using the smtp_confirmation log selector. - Include the error message when we fail to unlink a spool file. - Bugzilla 139: Support dynamically loaded lookups as modules. - Bugzilla 139: Documentation and portability issues. Avoid GNU Makefile-isms, let Exim continue to build on BSD. Handle per-OS dynamic-module compilation flags. - Let /dev/null have normal permissions. The 4.73 fixes were a little too stringent and complained about the permissions on /dev/null. Exempt it from some checks. - Report version information for many libraries, including Exim version information for dynamically loaded libraries. Created version.h, now support a version extension string for distributors who patch heavily. Dynamic module ABI change. - CVE-2011-0017 - check return value of setuid/setgid. This is a privilege escalation vulnerability whereby the Exim run-time user can cause root to append content of the attacker's choosing to arbitrary files. - Bugzilla 1041: merged DCC maintainer's fixes for return code. - Bugzilla 1071: fix delivery logging with untrusted macros. If dropping privileges for untrusted macros, we disabled normal logging on the basis that it would fail; for the Exim run-time user, this is not the case, and it resulted in successful deliveries going unlogged. - update to 4.73 - Date: & Message-Id: revert to normally being appended to a message, only prepend for the Resent-* case. Fixes regression introduced in Exim 4.70 by NM/22 for Bugzilla 607. - Include check_rfc2047_length in configure.default because we're seeing increasing numbers of administrators be bitten by this. - Added DISABLE_DKIM and comment to src/EDITME - Bugzilla 994: added openssl_options main configuration option. - Bugzilla 995: provide better SSL diagnostics on failed reads. - Bugzilla 834: provide a permit_coredump option for pipe transports. - Adjust NTLM authentication to handle SASL Initial Response. - If TLS negotiated an anonymous cipher, we could end up with SSL but without a peer certificate, leading to a segfault because of an assumption that peers always have certificates. Be a little more paranoid. Problem reported by Martin Tscholak. - Bugzilla 926: switch ClamAV to use the new zINSTREAM API for content filtering; old API available if built with WITH_OLD_CLAMAV_STREAM=yes NB: ClamAV planning to remove STREAM in "middle of 2010". CL also introduces -bmalware, various -d+acl logging additions and more caution in buffer sizes. - Implemented reverse_ip expansion operator. - Bugzilla 937: provide a "debug" ACL control. - Bugzilla 922: Documentation dusting, patch provided by John Horne. - Bugzilla 973: Implement --version. - Bugzilla 752: Refuse to build/run if Exim user is root/0. - Build without WITH_CONTENT_SCAN. Path from Andreas Metzler. - Bugzilla 816: support multiple condition rules on Routers. - Add bool_lax{} expansion operator and use that for combining multiple condition rules, instead of bool{}. Make both bool{} and bool_lax{} ignore trailing whitespace. - prevent non-panic DKIM error from being sent to paniclog - added tcp_wrappers_daemon_name to allow host entries other than "exim" to be used - Fix malware regression for cmdline scanner introduced in PP/08. Notification from Dr Andrew Aitchison. - Change ClamAV response parsing to be more robust and to handle ClamAV's ExtendedDetectionInfo response format. Notification from John Horne. - OpenSSL 1.0.0a compatibility const-ness change, should be backwards compatible. - Added a CONTRIBUTING file. Fixed the documentation build to use http: XSL and documented dependency on system catalogs, with examples of how it normally works. - Added Valgrind hooks in store.c to help it capture out-of-bounds store access. - Bugzilla 1044: CVE-2010-4345 - partial fix: restrict default behaviour of CONFIGURE_OWNER and CONFIGURE_GROUP options to no longer allow a configuration file which is writeable by the Exim user or group. - Bugzilla 1044: CVE-2010-4345 - part two: extend checks for writeability of configuration files to cover files specified with the -C option if they are going to be used with root privileges, not just the default configuration file. - Bugzilla 1044: CVE-2010-4345 - part three: remove ALT_CONFIG_ROOT_ONLY option (effectively making it always true). - Add TRUSTED_CONFIG_PREFIX_FILE option to allow alternative configuration files to be used while preserving root privileges. - Set FD_CLOEXEC on SMTP sockets after forking in the daemon, to ensure that rogue child processes cannot use them. - Bugzilla 1047: change the default for system_filter_user to be the Exim run-time user, instead of root. - Add WHITELIST_D_MACROS option to let some macros be overriden by the Exim run-time user without dropping privileges. - Remove use of va_copy() which breaks pre-C99 systems. Duplicate the result string, instead of calling string_vformat() twice with the same arguments. - Allow TRUSTED_CONFIG_PREFIX_FILE only for Exim or CONFIGURE_OWNER, not for other users. Others should always drop root privileges if they use - C on the command line, even for a whitelisted configure file. - Turn TRUSTED_CONFIG_PREFIX_FILE into TRUSTED_CONFIG_FILE. No prefixes. - Fixed bug #1002 - Message loss when using multiple deliveries * Fri Feb 04 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Check return values of setgid/setuid; CVE-2011-0017; (bnc#668599). * Fri Dec 10 2010 email@example.com - Fix memory corruption in string_format code for pre-11.3 systems; CVE-2010-4344; (beo#787); (bnc#658731). - Fix remote root vulnerability; CVE-2010-4345; (bnc#658731). * Wed Jul 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - fix mysql provides to be versioned again * Tue Jun 08 2010 email@example.com - update to 4.72 - installed exipick 20100104.1, adding $max_received_linelength, $data_path, and $header_path variables; fixed documentation bugs and typos - installed exipick 20100222.0, added --input-dir and --finput to allow exipick to access non-standard spools, including the "frozen" queue (Finput) - Bugzilla 965: Support mysql stored procedures. Patch from Alain Williams - Bugzilla 961: Spacing fix (syntax error) on Makefile directives for NetBSD - Bugzilla 955: Documentation fix for max_rcpts. Patch from Andreas Metzler - Bugzilla 954: Fix for unknown responses from Dovecot authenticator. Patch from Kirill Miazine - Bugzilla 671: Added umask to procmail example. - installed exipick 20100323.0, fixing doc bug - Bugzilla 988: CVE-2010-2023 - prevent hardlink attack on sticky mail directory. Notification and patch from Dan Rosenberg. - PDKIM: Upgrade PolarSSL files to upstream version 0.12.1. - Improve log output when DKIM signing operation fails. - Treat the transport option dkim_domain as a colon separated list, not as a single string, and sign the message with each element, omitting multiple occurences of the same signer. - Null terminate DKIM strings, Null initialise DKIM variable Bugzilla 985, 986. Patch by Simon Arlott - Bugzilla 967. dnsdb DNS TXT record bug fix (DKIM-related) Patch by Simon Arlott - Bugzilla 989: CVE-2010-2024 - work round race condition on MBX locking. Notification from Dan Rosenberg. * Wed May 26 2010 email@example.com - fix build of exim-mysql package by correcting path in postinstall script; patch kindly provided by Christian Schweingruber * Tue Nov 24 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to 4.71 Bugfixes over 4.70: * Bugzilla 912: Fix DKIM segfault on empty headers/body * Bugzilla 913: Documentation fix for gnutls_* options. * Bugzilla 722: Documentation for randint. Better randomness defaults. * Bugzilla 847: Enable DNSDB lookup by default. * Bugzilla 915: Flag broken perl installation during build. * Sat Nov 14 2009 email@example.com - update to 4.70 This release is a combination feature and bug fix release. The major new features are:- * Native DKIM support without an external library. * Experimental DCC support via dccifd (contributed by Wolfgang Breyha). Other changes:- * PCRE is no longer included with the Exim distribution. You will need a separate PCRE library (and matching headers) to compile Exim. You will need to change your Local/Makefile to support this. Most modern systems have a packaged PCRE library, alternatively PCRE can be found at http://www.pcre.org/ * Experimental Yahoo! Domainkeys support dropped in favor of native DKIM support. * The documentation has been updated and regenerated. As usual, all changes are in the doc/ChangeLog file: http://vcs.exim.org/viewvc/exim/exim-doc/doc-txt/ChangeLog?view=markup&pathrev=exim_4_70 * Tue Jun 09 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - silence some rpmlint warnings, by removing executable permissions from utilities packaged under documentation. - in the exim-mysql package, remove the versioned Provides, because rpmlint doesn't like it at all.
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Build and Maintain Your Business Website - Stockton
Destination Angels Camp, Angels Camp Business Association, Calaveras County, Central Sierra Economic Development District, NEC Small Business Development Center - San Joaquin Delta College
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Reduced price now offered! Price cut from $40 to $20. Take advantage and register now.
You do not want your business to be a "best kept secret!"
In today's world, your customers and potential customers are more likely to try to find your business using Google or another search engine rather than more traditional sources. If you do not have a website, this is the time to do get one up and running! At this hands-on workshop, you will build and launch a professional website using simple tools: select, click, drag, and drop images and text.
Prior to the workshop, you must meet with a consultant at the SBDC to prepare the information for your website. Call the SBDC at 954-5089 to schedule an appointment. Consulting is always confidential and without charge.
Workshop benefits:
- Design your business website
- Free for 30 days
- Toll-free technical support
- 2000+ customizable designs
- Ability to maintain and update your own site
If you are registering more than one attendee, please enter each person's name and contact information. Thank you!
Please note: Workshop schedules are subject to change. We do not provide refunds but can offer credit for a similar workshop.
For more information about this workshop or othr programs and services, please call the SBDC office at 209.954.5089.
When & Where
56 S Lincoln St
Tuesday, February 19, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM (PST)
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New Orleans is one of the most tolerant cities in the country. People from all walks of life have been living together here since the city was born, generally accepting one another as they are. Maybe it's the music – it infuses the very core of New Orleans and encourages people to forget their differences.
New Orleans Bed and Breakfasts continue to reflect that spirit of open acceptance and tolerance – you'll find a good number go out of their way to welcome gay couples.
This year, treat your Valentine to something really special: a romantic getaway at a Bed and Breakfast New Orleans. Stay in a cozy cabin or a grand historic home. If you're unfamiliar with New Orleans, feel free to ask your innkeepers for recommendations about restaurants, bars, and night clubs. You are sure to feel welcome wherever you go in New Orleans.


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lake/flato architects, san antonio
Leave it to Lake/Flato Architects to transform a pair of old warehouses into a gracious home and studio. Known for its modern, industrial take on regional architecture, the firm jumped at the chance to renovate the two downtown San Antonio buildings, which are linked by a common outdoor entryway and courtyard. Principal in charge Ted Flato, FAIA, project architect Bob Harris, AIA, and the client agreed to use the larger of the structures to house her graphic design business, while the smaller one would serve as her residence. They didn't let a serious fire halfway through construction daunt them—instead, they turned it into an opportunity. "The fire burned the entire roof section of the residential portion off," says Flato. "It turned out to be a great gift. None of us really loved the ceiling the way it was before." Inspired by another factory building they'd seen, the architects opted to try out a sawtooth roof structure to bring in northern light. "When you walk into the living space, you see nothing but sky," says Harris. "The new roof structure makes the house come alive." The judges appreciated the firm's respectful treatment of the existing fabric. "There's a clarity of strategy for reusing the shell and organizing the spaces within it," said one.
principal in charge: Ted Flato, FAIA, Lake/Flato Architects
project architect: Bob Harris, AIA, Lake/Flato Architects
general contractor: Bill Cox, Cox Construction, San Antonio
project size: Studio site size: 0.5 acre
construction cost: Withheld
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FLIPnetwork - DENVER - SEPTEMBER Networking & Mastermind
Tuesday, September 3, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (MDT)
Event Details
Hurray for the FALL!!!, Speros Vouriotis & Sean Parkes are once again hosting our FLIPnetwork meeting and are excited to be growing in our new venue Dave & Busters. As one of the Front Range's premier Networking events for Real Estate Investors of all levels, FLIPnetwork continues to help you build and take your businesses to the next level, by working alongside, networking, masterminding with our area's top Investors and database.
Last month one of our members successfully found $400K for a rehab project they are now doing....what will YOU FIND when you come??
There are MORE exciting things happening this month that will help take your business to the next level. Last month we pushed through all the smoke of LLC & Trusts (did that HELP or WHAT??) and this month we'll tackle some other business building strategies......but you have to REGISTER to get the goods!!!
Event seating is extremely limited so please make sure to RSVP at your very earliest convenience and grab your spot now!!!!!See you soon!!!
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Tuesday, September 3, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (MDT)
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text: In the back and forth of court documents, I expected that each side would have their own version of events that transpired on Thanksgiving Day between Gabriel Aubry and Olivier Martinez at Halle Berry's house. The thing that got me about reading Gabriel's filing was not that Olivier threatened to kill him or the $3M that Halle Berry has spent on legal fees so far in a very losing cause, it is what Gabriel said that Nahla said as they were driving up Halle's driveway. "Olivier is here. I'm scared." Was this just something Gabriel put in? Was Nahla scared something was going to happen because of what she has heard? Is Nahla scared of Olivier? Olivier is not a nice guy. I think everyone knows that. The other interesting thing was previously everyone said Halle took Nahla inside away from the fighting. It turns out a nanny took her inside. I'm not even sure Halle actually even watched it. Sure would like to see the security tapes though.


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By Sara Hammel in Related People article;
A palpable grief hung in the air on a bitterly cold night in Newtown, Conn., on Friday as hundreds came out to mourn the dead – 20 children and six adults – of the mass shooting just hours before.
Several services were held around the area, including one at the town hall. At the St. Rose of Lima Church people packed the pews and spilled out the doors.
While hymns and prayers could be heard from inside, outside people cried, hugged, and even laughed at times. Some participated in a prayer circle, silently holding hands before beginning to sing songs including "Amazing Grace" and "Silent Night."
Many who attended told PEOPLE they were there to pay their respects to the victims and their families, and some had closer connections.
Tiana Dwyer, a high-school student in Newtown, spent several hours a week with a 5-year-old boy who reportedly died in the shooting, and Friday night held a candle for him.
"I came out to honor him and all the kids who died," she said. "He was a really nice kid. He was a little shy. It's really sad, I can't believe it happened. I'm so upset."
A priest handed out wafers outside as people left the service, and many stayed afterward to connect and to observe the nativity scene outside the church.
Earlier, the church's Monsignor Robert Weiss told PEOPLE he'd been counseling survivors and families for much of the day, and described the shock many are experiencing.
"I think nobody can understand who this is or why [the shooter] would do this," he said. "Why would you walk into a classroom of little children and do what he did? That's probably thebiggest question right now."


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EL notes: Giants' Joseph getting a jolt
Flying Squirrels catcher adjusts to new level, environment
By David Driver / Special to MLB.com | April 17, 2012 6:31 AM ET
"I have never been this cold in my life," said Joseph, standing outside the Richmond clubhouse on a chilly night in Bowie, Md.
Joseph's bat has also been cold in the early days of the season with an average of .143 in 28 at-bats, but Richmond manager Dave Machemer hardly seems concerned.
"He has a real quiet approach at the plate. There is not a lot of movement," Machemer said. "When he is on, he makes solid contact. He can hit the ball out of any ballpark."
"He had some good games at the big league level in Spring Training," Machemer added. "We feel he can compete one day at that level."
Joseph, while with the parent Giants, hit two homers in a split-squad game against the Brewers back on March 10.
Drafted in the second round out of Scottsdale High School in 2009, Joseph hit .270/.317/.471 with 22 homers, 33 doubles and 95 RBIs in 127 games with San Jose last year. He began this year as the No. 5 prospect in the Giants system, according to MLB.com.
Joseph, at age 20, was the youngest player on the Flying Squirrels' roster by at least two years when the season opened. He is the top catching prospect in the San Francisco system but has also played first base in the Minor Leagues.
"I would much rather be a catcher, but if the Giants want me to play first base I will do that," Joseph said. "I am always willing to do whatever to help the Richmond team. I will do whatever they ask me to do."
Joseph hit .236 with 16 homers and 68 RBIs in his pro debut with Augusta in the Class A South Atlantic League in 2010. He showed improvement offensively and defensively last year.
"He improved tremendously behind the plate with San Jose," Machemer said. "We feel [catcher] is a place we should keep him."
During Spring Training this year Joseph got to spend some time with San Francisco backstop Buster Posey, who missed most of last season with an injury.
"He is an awesome guy. He is all about work ethic and getting the job done," Joseph said. "He is going to be in the big leagues for a long time."
Joseph was in the San Jose clubhouse at Bakersfield last May 25 when he watched the replay of Posey's lower left leg injury, suffered in a collision with Scott Cousins of the Marlins in a play at the plate.
"It was an unfortunate thing. You don't want to see one of the big faces in baseball go down like that. I hated to see that. I felt bad for Buster," Joseph said.
Joseph was bothered with some arm issues early this season and was used solely as a designated hitter in his first few games. He was behind the plate for the first time on Sunday and picked up his first extra-base hit, a double, as Richmond won at home, 3-1, over Altoona.
Quick start for Richardson: One of the most interesting players on the Opening Day roster for Bowie was Antoan Richardson, 28, who was drafted by the Giants in the 35th round in 2005. He made his big league debut with the Braves on Sept. 4, 2011, and was signed by the Orioles in December. Richardson is an outfielder who grew up in the Bahamas and moved to Florida when he was 14 to attend high school. "That is how I got introduced to the game," said Richardson, who was batting .385 through Sunday.
Trying to repeat: New Hampshire won the EL title last season, but the Fisher Cats are off to a 3-7 start this year after many top prospects were promoted to Las Vegas. The starting rotation includes former first-round draftees Deck McGuire and Brett Cecil, who has made 65 big league starts with Toronto. But both have struggled early on. McGuire was 0-2 with 9.90 ERA in his first two starts, while Cecil was 0-2, 6.94 after giving up five earned runs in five innings Saturday in a 7-6 loss to New Britain.
Fast start for Rock Cats: New Britain improved to 8-3 with its fourth straight win Sunday, 3-0 at New Hampshire. Aaron Hicks hit three homers in his first 11 games for the Rock Cats and Pedro Florimon, a former Bowie shortstop, was hitting .316 in his first 38 at-bats.
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As the crow flies, the tiny town of Clear Brook is only about 75 miles west of the bustling cities of Washington, D.C., and Baltimore, Md. But nestled among the gentle ridges of the rolling mountains in Northern Virginia, Clear Brook's 2200 residents might as well be 1000 miles from the nearest metropolitan area.
So it shouldn't come as a surprise that many people living in this area are devoted hunters and anglers. This gives them a special appreciation of nature and the spectacular scenery that envelops them. You can include the employees of Titan America's Clear Brook ready-mix plant among them.
"The plant is unique because it is in a rural area," says Cliff Bocchicchio, Titan America's environmental manager. "Many of them hunt, so they appreciate minimal impacts on the environment." The facility is the gold standard in sustainable manufacturing.
The plant's environmental performance has not gone unnoticed. It has achieved NRMCA's Green Star Plant Certification, and last year was one of three Titan facilities recognized in the association's Sustainable Concrete Plant Certification program. Finally, the Clear Brook plant won a First Place Environmental Excellence Award in the 25,001 to 50,000 annual yardage category at the NRMCA ConcreteWorks Conference and Expo in September.
While the awards and recognition are welcomed, Bocchicchio believes such accolades help in other areas. "Goodwill and recognition are part of it," he says. "It also helps awareness among the employees. When you start doing these types of things, people become proud of where they work and it really helps the business. It makes people feel more productive."
"People want to be proud of where they work," adds Jim Progar, Titan's operations manager. "If you're not doing the right things, you don't care about the environment, and you're just out to make a buck, people are aware of that. The extra effort involved in putting these programs into place benefits all. Everybody wants the environment to stay as clean as possible. Everybody wants to maximize the efficiency of the company because everybody benefits from that."
Water issues
As planning proceeded and the plant opened in 2005, "a lot of thought went into water issues," says Bocchicchio. All process water was channelled to the treatment equipment and catch basins. The elaborate water treatment system consists of a series of settling basins and drying beds to treat suspended solids and pH.
"When water gets to the last pit, we have options of what we can do with it," says Bocchicchio. "We can take the water and utilize it in the concrete for batching, we can treat it to meet quality standards and discharge it, or we can use the water on the unpaved sections of the yard for dust control. The system allows you to do a combination of all those things."
In addition, the recycled water is used for truck washout. "We're not using freshwater every time we wash out trucks," says Progar. "That water is captured in the system and recirculates through. The solids fall out and we're able to clean our trucks out."
Being a rural area, the plant is not hooked up to county water. "There's a tendency for people to think that if you're on groundwater, then you're not paying for the water, so there can be some negligence," Bocchicchio says. "Whether it's groundwater or county water, we want to try to minimize our use to conserve the natural resource and make our facility as efficient as possible. If it's not going into the concrete, then it's going into our water system, and we have to deal with it one way for another. So minimizing it is to our advantage."


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Annette Funicello passes away at 70
Actress Annette Funicello has passed away at the age of 70 from complications of multiple sclerosis.
The Hollywood Walk of Fame will pay tribute to the former teen idol today following news of her death.
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Karan Brar Answers Your Questions!
You asked your questions, and Karan Brar sent his answers. Read on to find out what it's like to play Ravi on Jessie, and what his life is like outside of acting. Maybe he chose YOUR question to answer!
How did you get your acting career started?
Karan: At first, I wanted to be good at sports but that didn't work out so well, and then my dad told me that he did theater in college and was wondering if I wanted to do it. I was willing to give it a shot, and to my surprise, I enjoyed it!
What was your first audition like?
Karan: My first audition was for a commercial, and it was really nerve-racking. It was super simple, but I wasn't sure if I was doing anything wrong! In the end everything was ok, and after a few auditions, it came naturally to me!
Do you have any tips for people who want to go into acting?
Karan: I think people who want to be actors should know that there are going to be ups and downs, but to never give up. Your moment will come!
How did you get the role of Ravi on Jessie?
Karan: I auditioned for Jessie and then they kept calling me back to L.A. for more auditions! And after a few trips to L.A. and a few auditions, they ended up casting me!
Are you like your character in any way?
Karan: I like that Ravi isn't afraid to be himself around others; we are similar in that way.
What is your favorite thing about being on the Jessie show?
Karan: My favorite part about being on Jessie is that we are all really close, so when we go to set, it doesn't feel like work at all!
Is Mr. Kipling a real lizard or is it computed generated? If it is real, what is it like having a giant lizard on set?
Karan: Mr. Kipling is in fact real! Having a giant lizard on set is crazy. It's so cool!
What do you, Skai, Cameron, Peyton, and Debby do in free time on the set? Do you do a lot of pranks?
Karan: We pull tons of pranks on each other all the time, and during our free time we just hang out and mess around!
What are your castmates like?
Karan: All of my cast mates are amazing! Here is how I would describe them each in one word:
Debby (who plays Jessie)=fantastic
Peyton (who plays Emma)=amazing
Skai (who plays Zuri)=awesome
Cam (who plays Luke)=rad
Kevin (who plays Bertram)=spectacular
Who are you closest to on Jessie, and how has your relationship gotten stronger?
Karan: Cameron and I are very close; we are just like brothers! And the whole cast's relationship has grown so much since we started Jessie!
How is it watching the cast (including yourself) grow and maturing in acting and also in life?
Karan: It's really cool, because every day we learn new things!
How has being on the show Jessie changed your life?
Karan: It's changed my life because I have learned so much and I've made so many new friends!
What's your favorite episode of Jessie?
Karan: My favorite episode is "Used Karma" since it was one of the first episodes we ever shot!
What's your favorite TV show besides Jessie?
Karan: I love all kinds of shows, but my favorite is Gravity Falls (rated TV-Y) because it makes me laugh all the time!
What's your favorite cartoon ever?
Karan: My favorite cartoon is Lilo and Stitch (rated G). I used to watch it all the time!
What's your favorite food?
Karan: My favorite food is pizza!
What is your favorite day of the week?
Karan: Friday, of course!
How many countries have you visited? If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?
Karan: I've visited a few countries like India, Australia, and New Zealand! I would go to Hawaii if I could go anywhere, because I've always wanted to go!
How do you do your schoolwork? Do you like school? What is your favorite subject?
Karan: I do all my schoolwork on set with my set teacher; I love school. My favorite subject is Algebra!
Do you like reading? What is your favorite book?
Karan: I love to read, and my favorite book is the first Harry Potter book!
What is your favorite movie?
Karan: Finding Nemo (rated G) is my favorite movie!
Do you have any pets?
Karan: Yes I do! I have a dog named Levi!
Who is your best friend?
Karan: I have a few best friends back in Seattle, Washington, but my best friend in L.A. is Cameron!
Is it hard being a "super star" especially going out in public?
Karan: It's not that hard going out in public. I actually enjoy going out in public because I get to meet fans!
Do you have a celebrity crush?
Karan: Haha! I'm not sure, but maybe Selena Gomez.
If you could trade places with anyone, who would it be?
Karan: I would trade places with William Shakespeare because it would be amazing to see how acting was back then!
If you could do anything in the world, what would it be?
Karan: I would want to skydive! I think it's so cool!
If you were not an actor, what would you want to be?
Karan: I love to act so I don't know what I would do if I didn't act!
If you had 3 wishes, what would you wish for?
Karan: 1. I know this sounds cheesy but I wish I could end cancer.
2. I also want to end bullying so every person can be proud for who they are.
3. I've always wanted to travel around the world!
What is one thing you wish everyone would do to make the world a better place?
Karan: I don't think anyone should judge others for how they look. If we didn't do that, everyone would be able to be comfortable with who they are!
Oh, he is so much sweeter and cuter in person that I ever even imagined! Don't you just love him?? Thank you so much, Karan, for answering our questions!
SOURCE: http://blog.scholastic.com/ink_splot_26/2013/04/karan-brar-answers-your-questions.html


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This image of Kent's painting, And Women Must Weep, also known as Shipwreck, Coast of Ireland, (1927-1928) can be viewed in the Kent Gallery at SUNY Plattsburgh.
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best feature: distinctive boxy form
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Take a look at a typical foursquare floor plan, and its practical Midwestern roots become instantly apparent. No space is wasted on hallways or superfluous storage; each room leads logically to the next. This house type's simple, almost cube-like, form and its four-room-up, four-down plan hold renewed appeal for modern-day homeowners. It tends to dwell mostly on the outer edges of cities, in desirable, well-established areas with elm trees and neighborhood watch associations. And because it was typically constructed around the turn of the century, when skilled labor was cheap and materials such as plaster walls and wood windows were standard, the foursquare has held up beautifully. "The more solidly a house is built, the easier it is to remodel," says Minneapolis architect Robert Gerloff, AIA. "It stays truer and is easier to rework."
That's a good thing, because this particular plan type lacks many features current homeowners won't do without. A classic foursquare has a particularly closed-off kitchen, little storage space, and no first-floor bath. "Because of the size of the house, it usually requires an addition," says Cincinnati architect John Senhauser, FAIA. "There just isn't enough storage." The extra space most often comes in the form of a combined kitchen and family room on the rear of the house. "Foursquares don't have big side yards in many cases, so you add onto the rear by default," Senhauser explains. More storage, often in the form of a back-door mudroom, is a must. Expanded master suites, with walk-in closets and enlarged baths, abound—most architects place them either above the first-floor addition or in the former attic space.
The foursquare's most defining point, its blocky shape, makes adding on a tricky proposition. "It was conceived as an object, so when you add to it, it's hard to have it not look tacked on," says Senhauser. "It doesn't lend itself to additions in the way houses with more linear plans do." Architects diverge on the best way to tackle this situation. "My goal is to work with the historic forms so that the addition may have been there originally," says David Wagner, AIA, of SALA Architects in Minneapolis. "I'll match the rooflines or, if it's a two-story addition, tie it into the main roof form." Those hailing from the opposite school of thought will purposely separate the addition from the house, either stylistically or physically, to preserve the foursquare's character. The latter is a favorite strategy of Bethesda, Md., architect Paul Treseder, AIA, who often creates a pavilion linked to the main house rather than a full-on addition.
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they still haven't taken that thing down yet? anyway yeah the whole thing is pretty stupid. why waste time arresting this guy? ticket him fine. arrest him? going a little overboard.
i heard on the radio this morning on my way home from the gym that he was charged w/ "disorderly conduct", presumably b/c he crossed a police line to get to the coaster. the report also said that they are going to go easy on him & that he surrendered peacefully.
& so goes my attempt to right this ship before it jumps the tracks & gets deleted.
Why the political fight on this site? Haven't we learned that nobody is going to win this fight? There are both Dems and Reps on this site and they both believe they're right. It's just going to go back and forth with mudslinging and nobody will change their opinion...
Fact is they're ALL scumbags. Both sides.. If something good happens the Pres did it and takes the credit... But when things go wrong "I didn't create this mess. I inherrited it." It's all BS and if you can't see that you're blind. Or you're a sheep that follows their herd no matter what.
The bill in question, in its entirety:
Your source is wrong and you are blindly embracing the lie. Your perception is not reality.
the sandy bill was heavy on the democrat pork... Bonehead was right to question it eventhough the masses thought it was 100% hurricane relief.


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Why should a Christian live as a "Carbon-copy of Christ" instead of the culture in which he lives? This text of Scripture provides us with the reasons for/the motivations for obeying the commands in 3:17 and avoiding the lifestyle depicted in 3:19. Because our minds can deceive us (Jeremiah 17:9) into thinking a particular direction in life is the right one for us to pursue (Proverbs 16:25; Judges 17:6), we need an unfailing guide. God's word's is the only right compass for us that unfailingly guides us even when we feel strongly that our way is right and good for us to follow.
In today's text, Paul closes his treatment of the third imminent threat the Philipppian church faced--the danger of worldly living. His admonition to them is the same we need today: we must train our minds to fix its mental sights on the compass God provides. Only by following this divine compass would the Philippians, and likewise we, avoid the real danger that threatened not only to undermine their testimony for Christ but their effectiveness as a church to carry on the work of God. In short, they needed and we need Compass-guided Living.
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Simply Ming "Wasabi & Avocado" Guest Chefs: Seth and Angela Raynor. Wasabi and avocado, a mainstay of sushi rolls, are the East-West ingredients worked into Ming's recipes this week. In the kitchen, Ming shares recipes that reflect his former apprenticeship under a great Sushi master in Japan. D
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Human Condition "The Code" The episode discusses a primer on DNA and its role as the "blueprint" for each human being's general health, longevity, and physical appearance and explains how the Human Genome Project is helping scientists understand the functions of specific genes in an effort to identify the cause of genetic diseases.G
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Hands On Crafts for Kids "Australia" Travel to the land down under for historic aborigine crafts and some of the common animals associated with Australia. Australia is a country but also a continent located south of Asia and surrounded by water. It is known for its wide ranges of vegetation and animals from the dry outback to the Great Barrier Reef. D
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We are in the Kitchen this week and we are going to work our way through from top to bottom!!
Your mission for today is to look UP! We all have a tendency to only see what is at eye level. Today we are going to look up, set your timer for 10 minutes and take a broom or a feather duster and get those dusties and cobwebs that are hanging on the upper walls that are taller than you, the corners of the ceilings and the ceiling. If you are feeling adventurous ask someone in the house to help you and take a damp rag to the light fixture and/or ceiling fan. Please be careful!! Check out the top of your refrigerator as well. I am always so floored at how much dust accumulates on top of the fridge!! Don't get obsessed and take your light fixture apart or repaint the ceiling! Babysteps!!!!


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My recent track has been uploaded in December, but after a standard 10 days of waiting, it became "temporary held" and it stays in this status ever since. I'm not a newbie author here so I know what "temporary hold" means, a few of my tracks went through it, but it used to be just a few days more.
I feel really scared that my track may get hard rejected, because you just never know. It's not a drop-away track made in 2 days, I've spent a few months working hard to make it good, so it's not the same if it were 10 or 20 tracks waiting in the queue. Still, there might be issues I missed in my production, and this is what I'm scared of. For this reason I'm asking my fellow authors for a critical insight. Tell me what flaws can you find in my track and if you think I should be afraid of rejection or not. Here's the track uploaded on SoundCloud:https://soundcloud.com/tjmusic-2/business-story
I look forward for your advices, even if I cannot edit the track while it's still in the queue.
Hi, I've listened your track and, honestly, sounds better of tons of other tracks in the marketplace. So, in my opinion, don't be scared about the quality. The problem I've noticed in the last two months is a delay in the projects submissions, maybe due to the massive uploaded attempts in this period. Frankly, I've decided to slow down my production till the situation come back normal. What can i say? Hold on bro!
TJMusic What a great music you have!
And this track especially. So the quality is definately not the case.
Maybe you should try to upload it one more time, idk. Anyways good luck sharing your good mood there!
Hi TJ, your item was not held by the review team.
I've just had a look at your upload history here and it appears there was an unusual submission error, which created an exception in the system upon approval and the file got stuck, not immediately visible to reviewers. This is a very rare glitch it seems, only once out of several thousand submissions.
We'll try to reprocess your item now, if it fails, we'll contact you so you can resubmit it for priority processing.
The vast majority of the time, an item would not be held by reviewers for more than a few days without a specific reason, and you would be contacted by support if it were held much longer after that.
In the future, if you ever notice a item that appears held after a few days, feel free to contact us via the support channel, so we can get you more information sooner. Thanks.
[Edit] – Looks like it worked, so your item is live now.
Thanks a lot for help The item is approved now!
I've contacted support a few days ago, and they just explained to me what "temporary hold" means, what I've known already After there was a forum thread where the author was asked some questions about his production details, I was eager to answer any possible questions if needed, but the support didn't ask anything, just said that this was normal.
Last year I have switched to a strategy of doing quality tracks instead of spamming the marketplace with quickly made junk, so I was really concerned that something was wrong with the track after all!
Still, if any fellow authors want to know any production details from curiosity, I'll gladly share how this and other my tracks were made – we all have to learn from each other to make even better tracks
Would a little bit of ambiance on the finger snap, maybe lowered a db and a half, help it sit in the mix a little bit better? Just wondering.
I think you're perfectly right. I also considered adding a tiny bit of reverb on accoustic percussion parts, it helps indeed Just forgot about this because this track was quite difficult to mix anyway, and I focused too much on getting the whistle right