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Fox's Cavuto and guest see move toward "scary" "nation of communists" in Capitol Hill legislation targeting oil and pharmaceutical companies
On the November 1 edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto, Charles Payne, CEO of Wall Street Strategies [1], a stock market research company, claimed that this year has been "so awful for [President Bush] and the Republicans" that the United States is becoming vulnerable to an "anti-capitalistic, pro-communist" movement, warning, "We better be careful." Payne's remarks came at the end of a segment discussing government regulations on the oil and pharmaceutical industries.
To introduce the segment, host Neil Cavuto asked, "Will we soon be replacing pictures of President Bush with Karl Marx?" and "So, red [communist] we [United States] go huh?" To which Payne replied, "It's looking that way." As evidence for his assertion, Payne cited a "movement" that has "really [started to] steamroll": "taking profits from a company because you think they're too profitable." Payne appeared to be referring [2] to a proposal [3] by Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) to create a temporary windfall profit tax on the oil industry to help pay for Hurricane Katrina relief.
Payne defended oil giant ExxonMobil Corp.'s recent surge in profits with a falsehood, "There are a whole lot of businesses that are a lot more profitable." In fact, last quarter, ExxonMobil posted a profit of $9.9 billion, the largest quarterly profit [4] ever posted by a publicly traded corporation, coming during a time when hurricanes reduced the company's U.S. production capabilities by at least 5 percent. The record profits sparked [5] Senate hearings into high energy costs, requests for investigations into price gouging, and renewed efforts for a windfall profit tax on oil companies' profits that are not used for exploration and development. But when Cavuto asked if Payne's concern was that such inquiries and proposals were "destroying what made this country great," Payne responded, "Exactly. What I'm really nervous about is that this is becoming a populist view."
From the November 1 edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto:
CAVUTO: Will we soon be replacing pictures of President Bush with Karl Marx? Well, my next guest is seeing red. He says that the clamor for oil companies to give back profits, for pharmaceutical companies to give away valuable flu drugs, and the antics we see probably on the Hill today -- communism, pure and simple. Joining me now is Charles Payne. He's the CEO of Wall Street Strategies. So, red we go, huh?
PAYNE: Well, it's looking that way. It really is alarming though, Neil. When you talk about taking -- in a capitalistic society -- taking profits from a company because you think they're too profitable and, you know, making them pay a price for that, it's a little scary. Now, we had examples of this right after the Iraq war. One of the movements that began was this excessive profit-taking tax, where any company that benefited off Iraq - the War or the rebuilding -- should give back those profits. And now we're starting to see that type of thinking really steamroll. You know, it's --
CAVUTO: Even the Republicans, right? [Sen.] Judd Gregg [R-NH], he was supposed to be on this show today, but he's caught up on this whole sort of soap opera on Capital Hill. But, his argument has been, you know, that the oil companies are different because they provide a valuable national, almost emergency, service.
PAYNE: Yeah, well, by the same token though, we learned from the 1970s that we can change our behavior as consumers. Also, we live in an environment of supply and demand. Obviously, if the prices were too high, we would stop using it. I mean, obvious. Yeah, we need to get to work, and we need to go to schools, but there's a lot of wasteful usage of oil. The bottom line, though -- take ExxonMobil for example. Yeah, they made $110 billion in sales, but they only brought 10 percent of that down to the bottom line. There are a whole lot of businesses that are a lot more profitable, so if you start talking about targeting a specific business, where does it stop?
CAVUTO: Yeah. So, your concern is that with the best of intentions Capitol Hill, now with Republicans in concert, is destroying what made the country great.
PAYNE: Exactly. What I'm really nervous about is that this is becoming a populist view. If you go on the street and poll the average man or woman, they do view the oil companies as some sort of villains. They do believe that the pharmaceutical companies should give away their patents. You know, not knowing that it takes innovation to create these sorts of patents, that you must protect that innovation. Not knowing, that it takes a lot of money to drill --
CAVUTO: But what about when you have international emergencies? Let's say there is this pandemic bird flu thing, which I'm not quite sure that there is. But, nevertheless, the fear is out there -- that you have an obligation as a company to share that technology?
PAYNE: I would submit that there may be some times when you have to do that, but I think we're putting the cart so far in front of the horse right now. And again, we're talking --
CAVUTO: So, we're all becoming a nation of communists?
PAYNE: It's scary, it really is scary. I think what helped this out is that President Bush -- this year is so awful for him and the Republicans that he's become vulnerable, and it's sort of added fire to this movement. But, definitely anti-capitalistic, pro-communist, and we've got to be careful.
CAVUTO: All right, Charles Payne. Thank you very much.


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Dude, how many times are you going to post this? Stop spamming the forums.
http://neowin.net/news/main/08/10/10...ure-connectionWiFi is no longer secure enough to protect wireless data.
Global Secure Systems has said that a Russian's firm's use of the latest NVidia graphics cards to accelerate WiFi 'password recovery' times by up to an astonishing 10,000 per cent proves that WiFi's WPA and WPA2 encryption systems are no longer enough to protect wireless data.
David Hobson, managing director of GSS, claimed that companies can no longer view standards-based WiFi transmission as sufficiently secure against eavesdropping to be used with impunity. He also said that the use of VPNs is arguably now mandatory for companies wanting to comply with the Data Protection Act.
He said: "This breakthrough in brute force decryption of WiFi signals by Elcomsoft confirms our observations that firms can no longer rely on standards-based security to protect their data. As a result, we now advise clients using WiFi in their offices to move on up to a VPN encryption system as well.
"Brute force decryption of the WPA and WPA2 systems using parallel processing has been on the theoretical possibilities horizon for some time - and presumably employed by relevant government agencies in extreme situations - but the use of the latest NVidia cards to speedup decryption on a standard PC is extremely worrying.
"The $64,000 question, of course, is what happens when hackers secure a pecuniary advantage by gaining access to company data flowing across a WPA or WPA2-encrypted wireless connection. Will the Information Commissioner take action against the company concerned for an effective breach of the Data Protection Act."
also another read about this:
ElcomSoft Claims 1 Billion Passwords/Sec Recovery; Uses GPUs in Parallel
Distributes tasks to multiple NVIDIA video accelerators
ElcomSoft has released a new version its Distributed Password Recovery program for recovering system and document passwords at speeds of up to 1 billion passwords per second. Among the passwords the software can recover are system passwords such as NTLM (Windows logon passwords) and startup passwords, MD5 hashes, password-protected documents created by Microsoft Office 97-2007, PDF files created by Adobe Acrobat, as well as PGP, UNIX, and Oracle.
What's interesting about the ElcomSoft approach is that the company is using multiple GPU-based video cards such as NVIDIA's GeForce GTX280 in parallel to process hundreds of billions fixed-point calculations per second. This means, says ElcomSoft, that this release of the Distributed Password Recovery program can try around 5,000 passwords per second for Office 2007 documents with a single GeForce GTX260, while regular Core2Duo processors can only try up to 200 passwords per second.
ElcomSoft claims that all users have to do is insert into a PC video cards (like the GeForce GTX280) to take advantage of the capabilities. Unlike NVIDIA SLI mode (Scan Line Interleaving) that enables transparent use of multiple GPUs, ElcomSoft uses the computational power of several NVIDIA cards no matter if they are of the same kind. Currently supporting all GeForce 8 and GeForce 9 boards, the acceleration technology offloads parts of computational-heavy processing onto the fast and highly scalable processors featured in the NVIDIA's graphic accelerators.
The acceleration technology developed by ElcomSoft allows the execution of mathematically intensive password recovery code on the massively parallel computational elements found in NVIDIA graphic accelerators. The GPU acceleration is unique to Elcomsoft Distributed Password Recovery, making password recovery up to 50 times faster compared to password recovery methods that only use the computer's main CPU.
Interesting, even WPA and WPA2 are easily cracked, the questions are:
-Is it Bruteforce with word lists?
-How long does it actually take, or how many words/second if its wordlist? "1 billion passwords per second" Woot
-Is this method beeing explored as we speak?
-Anyone been working on the "Nvidia" crack new aproach ?
I hope you all like this read.
Dude, how many times are you going to post this? Stop spamming the forums.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
It's nothing totally new, but there are more articles about that nowadays.
It compends on your GPU how fast you will crack.
And it is both , wordlist and brute force.
Had a short test about that, and it was *ing fast!
But for myself i don't have 2 highend gpus to use at home
Be sensitive in choosing where you ask your question. You are likely to be ignored, or written off as a loser, if you:
* post your question to a forum where it's off topic
* post a very elementary question to a forum where advanced technical questions are expected, or vice-versa
* cross-post to too many different newsgroups
* post a personal e-mail to somebody who is neither an acquaintance of yours nor personally responsible for solving your problem
More Info:
Extreme GPU Bruteforcer has been updated to version 1.3.
In this version a new modules for salted MD5 hashes had been added (the algorithm names are followed by the average per-hash search speeds performed on the GF8800GS video card):
- md5($pass.$salt), 140 million p/s
- md5($salt.$pass), 100 million p/s
- md5(md5($pass).$salt), 86 million p/s
- md5(md5($salt).$pass), 75 million p/s
- md5($salt.md5($pass)), 55 million p/s
- md5($salt.$pass.$salt), 70 million p/s
- md5(md5($salt).md5($pass)), 65 million p/s
- md5(md5($pass).md5($salt)), 65 million p/s
The author said he isnt implemeting WPA/WPA2 crack capibilities its not on his agenda, and no time for Unix implementation !
Sorry Barry, im just trying to info on this subject, you can delete my posts if necessary.
I don't know about your spamming, if this is the case you should listen to Barry because there is nothing worst for a forum that a spammer... This is an interseting discussion though, so keep going on on this particular topic.
First, it's true that there's nothing really new in all this, but the commercial software you're talkin about has released 2 things which are really necessary in wpa cracking.
-Enable GPU usage for wpa cracking. Pyrit can do this under linux, it's a little tool that seems really interesting.
-Enable multiple computers simultaneous online cracking. Airserv-ng is the kind of tool that permit to hope this will also become possible soon under linux.
The fact is, we have possibilities to use GPU & running multiple computers to crack a handshake, but it's a shame that a commercial software permit to use those features so easily... I mean, Aircrack-ng should improve and include in the next versions those kind of functions (I'm quite sure they're already working on this, and it will come) so that everyone could see that we are really moving on the right way about wpa cracking. I have a dream, multiple servers with hundreds of Go wordlists, and thousands of computers connected together to crack wpa passphrases in a few hours...
That is the point. We can't let a commercial software become the best wpa cracking tool. So the right thing to do is not to test this .exe... But to think about the different ways to implement those functionnalities under Backtrack. Stop dreaming, it's time for us to work
--~ Internet is in the air we are breathing, so it should be free for everyone. We'll get there, just wait and see... ~--
Oh, I'm sure the aircrack guys are looking into it. They already work with FPGA arrays, which I believe are similar. I still think it will take a long time to crack a good wpa2 password.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Of course, a 63 chars long passphrase made with uppercase, lowercase, digits and special chars will still be quite unbreakable. But using CPU + GPU computer processing online with many computers, I really think some 8 to 12 chars long passphrases can be broken. This can be a first step, WPA is strong for now.
--~ Internet is in the air we are breathing, so it should be free for everyone. We'll get there, just wait and see... ~--
"Passwords are like underwear. They should be changed often, and never shared." At least that's what was on my last sys-admin's door.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Others are basicly a complete random structure of characters including non standard ones which indeed would take ages to bruteforce.
If your password isnt compromised i see no reason in changing it often. Changing it often would just lead to people forgetting thus writing them down on post-its placing it underneath the keyboard.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69

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Professor of international business to receive award for lifetime achievement
Dr. Randy Folks, distinguished professor emeritus of international business at the Moore School of Business, will be honored by NASBITE International for contributions to the field of international- business education.
NASBITE will present Folks with the John Otis Lifetime Achievement Award at a luncheon April 20 during the organization's annual conference in San Diego. NASBITE International is a professional organization of business educators, trade specialists and global business practitioners from around the world.
Folks is executive director of the Moore School's Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER). Folks, who earned his bachelor's degree from Harvard College and doctorate from Harvard University in 1966 and 1970, respectively, has been instrumental in developing the Moore School's top-ranked program in international business and establishing its CIBER in 1989. Under Folks' leadership, CIBER is becoming a leader in the areas of African business and U.S.-Africa business relations.


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Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs
Remarks by Former Deputy Secretary W. Scott Gould
30th Annual Olin E. Teague Award Presentation
Room 334, Cannon House Office Building
October 20, 2010
Good afternoon and thank you for coming to this important ceremony—the presentation of the 2010 Olin E. Teague Award. For 30 years now, VA has bestowed this award in recognition of significant contributions in an area of vital importance: rehabilitating and improving the quality of life for war-injured Veterans.
To help present this award today, we are honored to have members of the Teague family with us, including Olin Teague's daughter, Jill, who is representing her father.
It is wonderful to be here in this room, where Olin "Tiger" Teague spent so much of his time championing the men and women who have borne the battle on behalf of our country. As a highly decorated combat Veteran of World War II, Chairman Teague knew, more than most, what our Veterans go through on the battlefield and what battles they face when they come home.
Chairman Teague remains the longest-serving chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Affairs since it was formed in 1946—18 years of service advocating for Veterans. The lives of millions of Veterans were greatly improved as a result of his efforts.
So, it is fitting that we gather here today to honor another man whose daily efforts at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston, South Carolina, improve the lives of Veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder—PTSD.
The psychological consequences of war have affected every generation of Veterans. We have seen that quantified in our own clinical studies and qualified in art and literature throughout the ages.
The reality is that Veterans often return from war with hidden wounds. If those wounds are left untreated, they can cause debilitating problems—not only for the returning warriors, but also for the family members, friends, and caregivers who welcome them home.
To help Veterans get the medical care and benefits they need, VA recently simplified claims processing for those suffering from PTSD. Our new process no longer focuses on documenting a stressor event, and it streamlines the delivery of medical care and benefits to Veterans with verifiable PTSD resulting from combat.
This new regulation is just one way VA is working to ease the suffering of Veterans with PTSD. We're also counting on VA clinicians to provide our patients with outstanding care. Certainly, with a clinical psychologist like Dr. Tuerk working for us, we are making great strides toward providing healing and hope for Veterans suffering from PTSD.
Dr. Tuerk is one of the Nation's leading innovators in PTSD treatments—improving care to Veterans through new therapeutic techniques and the use of technology.
He is a national consultant for the rollout of a groundbreaking new therapy that treats PTSD by repeatedly exposing Veterans to the triggers that make them anxious.
These prolonged-exposure treatments help Veterans get used to their bad memories so that they are no longer debilitating. These treatments greatly reduce the suffering of Veterans with PTSD.
On top of that, Dr. Tuerk is the first clinician in the country to show that that these highly effective PTSD treatments can work just as well when therapists use telehealth technology to treat Veterans in their homes—incredibly important, because this brings critical care to Veterans in rural areas … and to other patients who can't travel for regular treatment sessions.
With telehealth technology, Dr. Tuerk and his colleagues interact with patients in one-on-one videoconferencing sessions—maintaining highly successful, quality care that saves Veterans travel time, minimizes their time away from jobs, and is more cost effective for VA.
Earlier this year, Dr. Tuerk and his colleagues published in the Journal of Traumatic Stress the findings of a pilot study on prolonged exposure therapy delivered by telehealth.
The new treatment is an impressive advance for Veterans with PTSD. But it's just the beginning. Dr. Tuerk's clinic also became the first in the country to publish findings on in-home exposure therapy for Veterans with PTSD.
With in-home exposure therapy, therapists actually go to a patient's home in special circumstances to treat PTSD.
One of Dr. Tuerk's patients—a 24-year-old Marine who had recently returned from Iraq—was experiencing post-traumatic stress from his combat experience. The patient said he felt compelled to check his front door and peek out of his window blinds many times each day. He avoided crowds and was unable to focus on his education.
The patient first received in-person therapy sessions at the medical center. Then Dr. Tuerk went to his house to replicate noises and sounds that upset the Veteran.
Soon, with Dr. Tuerk's in-home exposure therapy, the Veteran's checking behaviors decreased. After a few more sessions, the patient no longer met the diagnostic criteria for PTSD. That is success.
Now, how many therapists in this country would take time to go to their patient's house to provide treatment? Dr. Tuerk is exceptional. He knew he could not have accomplished the same results in the office. He took a Veteran-centric approach and concluded that he needed to go to the Veteran. His efforts demonstrate that, with effective treatment, Veterans with PTSD can recover.
Patients are enthusiastic about the success of Dr. Tuerk's treatment. The 24-year-old Marine who went through the in-home exposure therapy said, "I can feel my emotions now, and my memories don't bother me. I am even proud of some of them."
A 29-year-old female Veteran from Iraq said, "I feel normal now. I could go anywhere. I even want to go to the movies and don't care if it is crowded."
A 62-year-old Vietnam-era Veteran said: "After 30 years, I don't feel fragile anymore. I don't just tolerate social events, I enjoy them. I don't just tolerate my family, I love them."
Research shows that Veterans going through therapy with Dr. Tuerk and his trainees experience statistically significant and large reductions in clinical measures of PTSD.
And he is sharing what he's learned throughout VA. He is a national and regional PTSD mentor to other VA clinicians, working to introduce evidence-based therapies and solve problems throughout our system.
He is one of just 12 national workshop trainers for the prolonged exposure treatment roll-out that I mentioned earlier, supervising dozens of full-time VA clinicians across the country. And he has published 14 academic articles—11 in the last two years alone.
He has done all of this, and he has only been with us since 2007 … and he's not yet 40! I am told he could certainly pursue more lucrative appointments elsewhere, but he has chosen to stay at VA because he is committed to improving the lives of our Veterans.
I'd like to take a moment to express my gratitude to his supervisor, Dr. Hugh Myrick; to his mentor, Dr. Ron Acierno; and to Florence Hutchison, Chief of Staff of the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center. They have given Dr. Tuerk the time to pursue academic research, shepherded his work at VA, and told the world about it.
As with all organizations, people are our most important resource. We will only be able to transform the department into a 21st century agency by providing them with the mentorship, guidance, and opportunities for growth and advancement that you have given Dr. Tuerk.
Dr. Tuerk is an example of a clinician who has taken the ball and run with it. Members of the Charleston Medical Center Mental Health Service Line have won numerous awards for providing superior Veteran care. Because of Dr. Tuerk, they are able to deliver a higher level of care—more personalized, but also more measured, so they can see what works and what doesn't.
Dr. Tuerk is a clinician who goes above and beyond the call of duty in supporting those who have served—a passionate, innovative, and devoted advocate of Veterans.
His supervisors in Charleston knew they had a rising star on their hands from the moment he walked through the door. The Olin Teague award for the rehabilitation and improvement in the quality of life of war-injured Veterans could not be presented to a more worthy recipient this year.
It therefore gives me great pleasure to present Dr. Peter Tuerk with the 2010 Olin E. Teague award.
On behalf of the Secretary and our Nation's Veterans, congratulations and thank you.


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Dear alli read some online tutorial and i want to do seo my url but it not working any idea for it? my slug code below
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'en_US.UTF8');
function slug_url($str) {
$clean = iconv('UTF-8', 'ASCII//TRANSLIT', $str);
$clean = preg_replace("/[^a-zA-Z0-9\\/_| -]/", '', $clean);
$clean = strtolower(trim($clean, '-'));
$clean = preg_replace("/[\\/_| -]+/", '-', $clean);
return $clean;
and the url i want to do it ishttp://www.sabaychet.com/articledetail.php?ph_sc_art_titleen=volkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suvwhen i used slug my url becomehttp://www.sabaychet.com/articledetailphpph-sc-art-titleenvolkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suv
The requested URL /articledetailphpph-sc-art-titleenvolkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suv was not found on this server.Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
can not find the information so how to sold this problem?Best regards,Heng
If your original URL is /articledetail.php?ph_sc_art_titleen=volkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suv then I'm guessing that you actually want your friendly URL to be /articles/volkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suv or maybe even /volkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suv?
In any case, what you need to do is change your .htaccess file (or create one, if it doesn't exist) in your web root directory, and do something like this:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
# Turn on URL rewriting
RewriteEngine On
# Installation directory
RewriteBase /
# Allow any files or directories that exist to be displayed directly
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
# Rewrite article URLs to articledetail.php
RewriteRule ^articles/(.*)$ articledetail.php?ph_sc_art_titleen=$1
hengwebdeveloper, please can you post here and not by private message. If my suggestion isn't working for you, can you describe what you're doing and what errors you're getting, and then I (or others) can help you.
fretburner, i was copy and past your code into my .htaccess file it not working do i need to use slug and .htaccess both?
Yes, you need both. Your code generates the friendly URL, and the rewrite rules in .htaccess translate those URLs into instructions to the server about which file to load.
When you say it's not working, are you getting a 404 not found error or something?
yeah it getting error because the url need articledetail.php to execute the code does my slug it right? or where the wrong part?
OK, so I've got a couple things you can try.
Edit your .htaccess file and try adding this line at the top (above the <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> line):
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
Options -MultiViews
If that doesn't work, you could also try editing this line:
RewriteRule ^articles/(.*)$ /articledetail.php?ph_sc_art_titleen=$1
Notice that I've added a / before articledetail.php - this seems to make a difference on some servers.
no it still not working because it need 1 file to execute code
I thought you already had a file called articledetail.php.. but now you're saying that you don't? In that case, just start with something like this to check that it's working:
Then you can try going to http://www.sabaychet.com/articles/volkswagen-bentley-to-make-an-suv or whatever your URL is.


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Sleepwalking — also known as somnambulism — involves getting up and walking around while in a state of sleep. More common in children than adults, sleepwalking is usually outgrown by the teen years. Isolated incidents of sleepwalking often don't signal any serious problems or require treatment. However, recurrent sleepwalking may suggest an underlying sleep disorder.
Sleepwalking is less common in adults and has a higher chance of being confused with or coexisting with other sleep disorders as well as medical and mental health conditions.
If anyone in your household sleepwalks, it's important to protect him or her from sleepwalking-related injuries.
Sleepwalking is classified as a parasomnia — an undesirable behavior or experience during sleep. Sleepwalking is a disorder of arousal, meaning it occurs during slow wave sleep, the deepest stage of dreamless (non-rapid eye movement, or NREM) sleep. Another NREM disorder is sleep terrors, which can occur together with sleepwalking.
Sleepwalking usually occurs early in the night — often one to two hours after falling asleep. It's unlikely to occur during naps. A sleepwalking episode can occur rarely or often, and an episode generally lasts several minutes, but can last longer.
Someone who is sleepwalking may:
Rarely, a person who is sleepwalking will:
Occasional episodes of sleepwalking aren't usually a cause for concern. You can simply mention the sleepwalking at a routine physical or well-child exam. However, consult your doctor if the sleepwalking episodes:
Many factors can contribute to sleepwalking, including:
Sometimes sleepwalking can by triggered by underlying conditions that interfere with sleep, such as:
Factors that may increase the risk of sleepwalking include:
Sleepwalking itself isn't necessarily a concern, but sleepwalkers can:
If you have concerns about safety or underlying conditions, you may want to see your doctor. Your doctor may refer you to a sleep specialist.
Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment.
Some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Don't hesitate to ask other questions that occur to you.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions, including:
Unless you live alone and are completely unaware of your sleepwalking, chances are you'll make the diagnosis of sleepwalking for yourself. If your child sleepwalks, you'll know it.
Your doctor may do a physical or psychological exam to identify any conditions that may be confused with sleepwalking, such as nighttime seizures, other sleep disorders or panic attacks. In some cases, a sleep study in an overnight sleep lab may be recommended.
To participate in a sleep study, also known as a polysomnogram, you'll likely spend the night in a sleep lab. A technologist places sensors on your scalp, temples, chest and legs using a mild adhesive, such as glue or tape. The sensors are connected by wires to a computer. A small clip is placed on your finger or ear to monitor the level of oxygen in your blood.
Polysomnography records your brain waves, the oxygen level in your blood, heart rate and breathing, as well as eye and leg movements during the study. Technologists monitor you throughout the night while you sleep.
Your doctor will review the information to determine whether you have any sleep disorders.
Treatment for occasional sleepwalking usually isn't necessary. In children who sleepwalk, it typically goes away by the teen years.
If you notice your child or anyone else in your household sleepwalking, gently lead him or her back to bed. It's not dangerous to the sleepwalker to be awakened, but it can be disruptive — the person may become confused and disoriented, and possibly agitated.
Treatment may be needed if there are negative consequences for the sleepwalking, such as risk of injury or embarrassment, or if there's distress for others.
Treatment may include:
If sleepwalking is a problem for you or your child, try these suggestions.
Try to be positive. However disruptive, sleepwalking usually isn't a serious condition — and it usually goes away on its own.
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Looking for 14-18 2x1 metre used judo mats or similar. Dont want to be paying over the hill and east midlands if possible.
Looking for 14-18 2x1 metre used judo mats or similar. Dont want to be paying over the hill and east midlands if possible.
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haha specific requirements, in a specific area and you don't want to pay silly prices. you know, there's almost certainly a queue of people looking to sell exactly what you are looking for, just round the corner. they'll be along to post here any minute and will probably give you free stuff as well. i would imagine.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Fuck Jimmy if thats the case, I need a leg press and a squat rack and a smith machine for my garage, then my garage is complete, already got a cable machine, 2 benches, treadmill, bike, shitload of free weights, bars and dumbbells.
North Wales area please, again, cheap or free ideally.
Jimmy, can you give me an ETA as well please?
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Yea but the problem is lads you jump to conclusions. Payin over the hill to me was £1000 including courier delivery as i paid £600 a few yrs back. i got sum off ebay anyway and didnt hit my max.
I'm done with chasin trolls
Ah simmy dude, we were just jesting, anywhere you see my name, it should come with the warning that "this post is not serious"
But...if anyone has got that equipment, then I was totally serious!
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whats this for Simmy , you opening your own Gym up ?
If you need a friend, get a dog !
Not openin my own gym lol. just so i can put in work out of gym hours.
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text: Home- Community- Conference Services and Summer Programs- Summer Events at Colgate and in Hamilton Summer Events in Hamilton Menu Menu Jump to: Entertainment | Professional Development | Recreation and Fitness Entertainment Colgate Inn Concerts and Events Throughout the summer, the Colgate Inn will host weekly Tuesday concerts featuring All About Eve, Mark Sherwood, Midnight Mike, the John Murphy Trio, and more. Additionally, the Inn hosts trivia nights every Wednesday and concerts with Ed Volmer every Friday. To see the Inn's full calendar of events, click here. Hamilton Movie Theater The Hamilton Movie Theater will host a number of series and events throughout the summer. The film series include an Indie Film Series and a Summer Family Film Festival, while the special events include the Fourth Annual Hamilton International Film Festival, a Movie Under the Stars, Pay What You Want Tuesday, and An Evening of Silent Film. See www.hamiltontheater.net for more details. Professional Development Choices for Sustainable Living Discussion Group This summer, the Shaw Wellness Institute, in collaboration with the Sustainability Office, will offer an interactive book club-style discussion course on sustainability. The program is an interactive discussion group that helps participants explore the meaning of sustainability, consider the ties between lifestyle choices and their impact on our environment, and learn about steps that can be taken to move toward ecologically sustainable organizations, lifestyles, and communities. Participants are expected to complete short readings between sessions and be prepared to share their thoughts with the group. Weekly topics will include ecological principles, water and energy efficiency, sustainable communities, and sustainable food. This program will use the Northwest Earth Institute's workbook: "Choices for Sustainable Living." The seven-week course will be co-facilitated by John Pumilio, Colgate's Sustainability Coordinator, and Thad Mantaro, Director of the Shaw Wellness Institute. For more information, please contact Thad Mantaro or John Pumilio. To register, click here. Summer Technology Webinars Attend technology awareness and training sessions from the comfort of your office or home via the web. Most Wednesdays this summer, ITS will present a technology topic that is relevant to both faculty and staff. All webinars will begin at 11:00 a.m. and end by 11:50 a.m. You can view a tutorial on connecting to a Colgate webinar here. Recreation and Fitness Focus on Fitness All Focus on Fitness classes are FREE to Colgate employees and their spouses/domestic partners and will be given registration preference. Non-Colgate participants should contact Christina Amato (315-228-7649 or email@example.com) for information. Sponsored by the Human Resources Department's Wellness Initiative and the Trudy Fitness Center. See the brochure here. Small Group Personal Training Small Group Training can be a great option when you want to enjoy more personalized attention but spend less money than working one-on-one with a personal trainer. You and up to 10 other people will be going through a weekly training program and working to reach a common fitness goal! Enjoy the benefits of personal training combined with the motivation that comes from being part of a group. Each program is instructed by a Certified Personal Trainer that will be devoted to you and the rest of the group over the course of your program. READ MORE Bewkes Center The Bewkes Center opened in May 2012 and resumed normal hours throughout the summer until mid-August for the enjoyment of Colgate employees and their families. Inquiries about the Bewkes Center and requests for maps may be addressed to the Huntington Cage at 315-228-7620. Summer Intramurals The Office of Summer Programs hosted three intramural competitions in 2012: soccer, racquetball, and tennis. The program allowed students, staff, and community members to enjoy Colgate's resources during the summer in healthy, fun ways. Community Conference Services and Summer Programs Programs for Adults Academic and Arts Programs Sports Camps Hosting Summer Programs Summer Events at Colgate and in Hamilton Science Outreach RELATED LINKS


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Apr 13, 1983
A huge mudslide clogged the Spanish River and floodwaters submerged the town of Thistle 50 feet below the surface. Water surging beneath US Highway 6 elevated the tarmac a full 15 feet higher than where it once stood. More mudslides ripped through Big and Little Cottonwood canyons. Later, as temperatures spiked, Salt Lake City's major arteries were turned into rivers.


text: Greetings, If you are planning to attend SC'08 in Austin, Texas next week, please consider adding a visit to Cluster Resources in booth 623 to your schedule. Our experts will be on hand to offer insights into the many ways Moab® can enable organizations to reduce energy-consumption costs effectively as it intelligently optimizes performance. Information will also be available on Moab Cluster Builder™ for Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10; Moab Hybrid Cluster™, a mixed Windows/Linux cluster solution for the Microsoft Windows HPC Server 2008; and other Moab-based cluster, grid, cloud, data center, and adaptive computing environment solutions. The Cluster Resources presentation theater will feature many of our software developers and professional services specialists discussing our products and services, as well as a number of partners and customers, including HP, Clustercorp, Sandia National Labs, NERSC, and more. Look for us at the Exhibitor Forum, where Michael A. Jackson, president of Cluster Resources, will present "Moab-managed Clusters: Intelligently Control System Behavior, Speed Workload Processing, and Reduce Power Usage" from 2:30 to 3:00pm on Thursday, November 20, in room 12A/12B. David Jackson, CTO, will co-present at the HP BoF "Next Generation Workload Management for Cloud Computing and Scale-out Environments" on Tuesday November 18, from 12:15 to 1:15 in room 15. Finally, we will be giving away a number of goodies at the show, including t-shirts and clip lights, and there will be a drawing for a TREK 4500 mountain bike at the end of the show. Come to booth 623, see a presentation or watch a product demo at one of our demo stations, and you can be entered to win this wonderful (and healthy!) prize. We look forward to seeing you there. Attached is a PDF of this announcement. Cluster Resources Inc. www.clusterresources.com -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: SC08 Greetings.pdf Type: application/octet-stream Size: 56040 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://www.supercluster.org/pipermail/torqueusers/attachments/20081113/f3e11ddc/SC08Greetings-0001.obj


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Indie folk group comes to SMWC
April 3rd, 2014 | SMWC
The Speedbumps, indie folk group and Independent Music Awards (IMA) winner, comes to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC), Cecilian Auditorium on Mon., April 14, at 7:30 p.m. The Speedbumps, from Kent, Ohio, will bring their Midwest vibes and folk-rock groove to The Woods for this spring concert.
"Because we are combining classical instruments like cello and double bass and using them in a indie folk styling, our performances are always different but consistently engaging," states lead singer, Erik Urycki. "And for me as a songwriter, its the connection the music makes with the audience that keeps everyone coming back."
The Woods Student Activities Committee (SAC) is responsible from bringing The Speedbumps, and many other entertainment events, to campus throughout the year. While most events are specifically for SMWC students, SAC coordinates a few events each year for the general public as well.
"We would love to see members of the local community join us to hear the Speedbumps," states Marguerite Frazier, senior equine business management major and president of SAC. "The mixture of music they share will appeal to all ages and audience members."
The concert is free and open to the public. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., and a local group, Against the Clocks, will be the opening act.
For more information or for a taste of their music, visit the bands' websites at www.thespeedbumps.com and www.againsttheclocks.com.
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Pierce Brosnan Explains Bringing 'The November Man' to Big Screen
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Pierce Brosnan — a.k.a. "The World's Best-Looking Man," at least to Ryan — is back in an action role on the big screen as former CIA agent Peter Devereaux in The November Man.
And it's a passion project near and dear to the 61-year-old's heart. "It took five years to bring it to the screen," he tells On Air with Ryan Seacrest. "I optioned this series of books by Bill Granger. It worked out really well. I suppose I should have picked up the gun sooner after the days of Bond. It's kind of a hard-nosed, gritty character."
Pierce adds that The November Man, which also stars Ellen K.'s girl crush Olga Kurylenko is the first in a film series, and that a sequel has already been picked by Relativity Media.
"The stage is clear right now," he says. "I've taken time off to be with my wife Keely and our boys and they do travel with me on some of these movies, but it does have the potential to be a franchise."
For more from Pierce about his new movie and personal tidbits like what he puts in his coffee and if he prefers a loofah sponge or a washcloth, listen to the audio above!
The November Man is in theaters today.


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Im trying to use my AWUS036H with BT4, while trying to crack a 128 bit wep key it takes a long time to do so. It took abouts 10 minutes to get 200000 packets, 30000 ARP, 12500 ACKs, at a suppposed rate of 500pps (which by looking at seems like 100 Packets per second).. So after 10 minutes and still wont crack a 128 wep key... I remember in bt3 i use to crack 128 wep in 3-4 minutes... This is a new install, do i need to patch/install a new drivers for it?? this is what im getting http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/593/snapshot1g.png, even trying to crack 64 bit i get this: http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/9562/snapshot2z.png
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Children's Hospital of Wisconsin does a great job of caring for all kinds of sick kids. But we're always striving to do better.
What works best, for whom and under what circumstances? Those are the questions that drive clinical effectiveness research. Our research isn't limited to a disease, organ, biological process or any one recognized scientific field. Rather, it incorporates a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines, including basic biomedical, behavioral and other social sciences.
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As more than 300 guests arrived for the VIP grand opening of the sparkling new Long Beach Ronald McDonald House on Dec. 15, they were greeted with a celebratory glass of champagne. Mellow music of the Pace String Quartet featuring Christina Eastman, Nadar Shayegh, Darius Kay and Thomas Bilodeau was also welcoming.
A warm fire crackled in the seating area in the foyer with an aquarium filled with the gentle gliding of small colorful fish swimming in the background. All were milieu elements designed to ease the stress of families of seriously ill children residing in this "home away from home" while their children receive treatment at Miller Children's Hospital Long Beach, County Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, St. Mary's Medical Center and other regional pediatric medical facilities.
Amid a winter white décor for the Founding Donor Wall unveiling, exceptional hors d'oeuvres were provided by Thank Goodness It's Sofia. Included were a miniature chicken pot pie and "something wonderful" served in a martini glass, along with tray-passed appetizers.
The next evening, for the grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony, a bright festive red décor was in keeping with the joyous mood of the crowd of 300 or so. A delicious variety of appetizers and drinks were served in an adjacent large decorated tent prior to tours of the home.
A massive thunderstorm struck in the middle of the evening, causing guests to comment on how wonderful the warm appetizers tasted on such a cold California winter night.
Guided tours were given of the warm and inviting facility. As guests finished the tours, they were welcomed to an inspirational program featuring guest speakers: Cheri Bazley, Long Beach Ronald McDonald House executive director; Ron Piazza, board president of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California; Diana Hendel, chief executive officer, Long Beach Memorial, Community Hospital Long Beach and Miller Children's Hospital Long Beach; Los Angeles County Supervisor Don Knabe; Rob Parker, CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California; and capital campaign chairman Mort Stuhlbarg.
Each speaker expressed excitement for the future of the house as the crowd listened in awe. Ronald McDonald himself even offered his assistance with the ribbon cutting. Playing in the background for the ceremony was the Fire & Ice Quintet.
"We are so grateful to the Long Beach community for helping us reach our capital campaign goal in such a short period of time," Piazza said. "We know we can count on the community's ongoing support as we move forward with operations in the years to come."
The Ronald McDonald House provides low-cost, and often free, lodging with much-needed support for families in crisis. The house helps alleviate families' stress by providing a comfortable alternative to either sleeping on cots at the hospital or incurring the additional expense of staying at a hotel.
Additionally, families find comfort and encouragement by being surrounded by other families who are in similar situations. Through gifts of time, talent and financial support, the Ronald McDonald House is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for families of children facing serious illnesses.
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Cake is Pistachio with Raspberry Filling, covered in class buttercream. I used at least one of each flower made in class, and pretty much followed the layout given. However, I did add some Coral roses and rosebuds as the cake was too yellow for my liking. I also used my leftover colorflow to experiment with butterflies at home. They turned out, so my class bird was set aside. I like basketweave, but found out that my hands are hot - the icing got softer, and the weave got fatter as I made my way around the cake. Next time I do basketweave, I will have to try using two bags, and switch them off. (Any other suggestions?) TFL.
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Title: The Egg Hunter
Video: The Egg Hunter
After taking the Metasploit Unleashed course I came across Skape's paper in the exploit section: Safely Searching Process Virtual Address Space
This is a detailed look out how the Egg Hunter works and how it can be implemented with an exploit. Make sure to select the full screen toggle and thanks for watching. Also you might want to lower your volume if you're at work .


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Last night's edition of Coach's Corner began with a cool mash-up and then continued with videos of a few fights and Cherry rambling all over the NHL landscape – but not picking on P.K., unless you see his praise of less chirping by Ryan Kesler as a veiled slam on Subban.
Cherry concluded the segment with an angry reminder that Dec. 25 celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.
Call me paranoid, but I think the old coot is setting himself up for a third career.
The speech at Rob Ford's inauguration, bashing "left-wing kooks", the use of the public airwaves to promote a particular religion …
Cherry is positioning himself for either politics (he's too old and, frankly, too ignorant) or the more likely bet: a gig on Sun TV, the Canadian version of Fox News that Pierre Karl Péladeau wants to launch.
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text: Yesterday in a Memphis courtroom, former television judge, Joe Brown was arrested for contempt of court and sentenced to five days in jail. Apparently he turned up and said he was representing someone in a child support case. He was informed their was no such case being heard and went off on everyone in the court. After being ordered to remain quiet he went on a rant and was charged with contempt five different times in his brief visit. The former judge is running for District Attorney and I don't think this is going to help him get elected. I'm guessing that after his five days in jail we might see the former judge decide to voluntarily enter rehab or blame it on bad prescription medicine. He needs to come up with something or he has no chance of winning. I know I wouldn't vote for the guy.


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Man Guilty for Stabbing Wife to Death
On Friday, January 17, a jury of 10 women and two men didn't take long to find Robert Williams of Albany guilty murder for the fatal stabbing of his wife Sharene Wallace, prosecutors said. Her body was found in a bedroom closet of her Sherman Street apartment in Albany in May, 2013.
Williams, 41, was found guilty of Murder (2nd Degree, a Class A-I Felony), before the Honorable Andrew Ceresia in Albany County Supreme Court. Williams remains in custody at the Albany County jail and faces up to 25 years to life in State Prison on March 7.
The defense argued that since Williams was off his medication, he was drunk and suspicious that Wallace might be cheating on him. Chief Assistant District Attorney David Rossi and Assistant District Attorney Shannon Corbitt of the Major Offense Unit prosecuted the case.


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Author: Paul Holland
Paul Holland is an English graphic artist who relocated to Paris in December 2005. A graduate in illustration of Kingston University, Paul has also applied his techniques to skin, working as a tattoo artist while still living in the UK. He is fascinated by popular culture, and his mark-making methods are witty and often boast unique twists. Paul has been freelance since his move to France.
Paul Holland's work is often figurative. He draws with a range of regular pencils (from 5H to 6B, he says), as well as pulling out his pens and paintbrush. He then brings the results into Photoshop, where he adds components and applies colour and textures, digitally enhancing the final visual through the use of some classically inspired montage techniques.
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Here Paul demonstrates how he went about producing a portrait of singer Beth Ditto for an editorial illustration. He hopes the tutorial will inspire you to explore the endless possibilities available in software. The techniques outlined here aren't complex. What's more, they maintain the integrity of the original hand drawing, preserving the artist's style and individuality.
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A few days ago I got Back Track 3 iso, burnt it to disk slow speed and it worked perfectly.
Got net access in seconds and surfed for a few hours and then shut down the laptop and went to bed.
Next morning, woke up, inserted the cd, up came Back Track 3, but no internet access anymore.
I have a Linksys WPC54G ver.2 card, and changed nothing. One minute it worked, then it stopped working with Back Track 3.
It works fine in XP, perfectly. No problems. But, in Back Track 3 it is no longer recognized.
I ran the program wireless assistant, which told me there were networks, including the wpa network (Mine), 5 WEP networks that are neighbors and 1 unsecured network. But, I cannot log on to ANY of them.
I opened a shell and tried ifconfig but it shows no wireless networks.
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text: Another indication that San Antonio is becoming a Hipster Haven with the construction of a new type of housing concept which started in urban Hipster centers like Soho in New York City and the Mission District of San Francisco--Micro Apartments. And while developer David Adelman of AREA Real Estate calls his project at Avenue B and McCullough, near the KLRN-TV studios to be 'Texas Micro,' at between 380 and 580 square feet, the 100 plus unit apartment building his is development certain changes the thirty year move toward larger and larger living spaces. "People are saying, hey, if there are real, walkable, lifestyle amenities, I can survive in a smaller apartment," Adelman said. Adelman concedes that 'Micro Apartments' would not work in cul de sac suburban San Antonio, but he says they are perfect for young professionals who need them only to sleep. They go to work, and Adelman says they spend most of their spare time at what he calls 'The Third Place.' "The Third Place is the local coffee house, its the Pearl Brewery, its the River Extension, it's downtown, its the CVB and all of the things that are going on." Micro Apartments would not have been successful just a few years ago, but with the massive influx of young professionals who have transformed the LoBro area around the Pearl complex, he says people are crying out for a less expensive, and less environmentally invasive, way to live. Adelman says when the apartment is small, what is essential is plenty of common amenities. He says his apartment development will include two swimming pools, a rooftop garden a dog park, regular visits by food trucks, and other amenities which are not common to traditional apartments. He says rather than being a new concept, micro apartments actually reach back to the 19th Century. "Think about a small town in Europe," he said. "A small village where people may have lived above the pub or down the alley. They lived in a very small apartment, but the public amenities around them is what made that very small apartment much more livable." He says another thing about his Micro Apartments--they are amazingly pet friendly, with a substantial number of the tenants bring dogs or cats to the development.


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Rich Russians Take Ambulances to Dodge Traffic
(NEWSER) – Running late for a meeting in Moscow? You can go online and hire an "ambulance taxi" for $200 an hour or more—a savvy way to cut through the city's notorious traffic jams, the National Post reports. According to a Russian paper, police discovered the ruse when they pulled over a suspicious ambulance: "The driver appeared strange, and did not resemble an ambulance driver at all," a source says. "The interior was fitted out like a high-class limousine with comfortable seats for transporting VIP passengers."


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Jobs Bill a Critical Step Forward, But More Targeted Interventions Needed
Dec 18, 2009
The Jobs for Main Street Act passed by the U.S. House on December 16 is not a panacea for the nation's wide-reaching jobs crisis, but it is a much-needed step forward.
The $154 billion measure includes provisions that are critical for low-income working families, such as extending unemployment insurance, providing $2 billion for various hiring and training programs, and making the Child Tax Credit available to low-income working families.
The bill recognizes that the nation needs short- and long-term solutions: Unemployed workers need a safety net that will help them make ends meet during this tough economic time, and workers need to acquire the skills necessary to access good jobs. This bill addresses these core issues, but it does not go far enough to create job opportunities for low-skill and low-income youth and adults.
The harsh reality is that many communities suffered an employment crisis long before this economic recession. Workers without a high school diploma and a disproportionate share of blacks and Latinos, have been hit much harder by the troubled economy. These groups historically have had unemployment rates higher than the national average, and the nation's continual shedding of jobs has only made it worse.
Indeed, Jobs for Main Street includes provisions that will help these workers and their families. But to truly provide long-term opportunity for all American workers, especially low-skill workers, youth, and other populations who have suffered the greatest job losses, the nation's jobs strategy must include more targeted interventions.
Earlier this month, CLASP released a set of recommendations, Jobs Creation: Creating Work and Learning Opportunities for Low-Income Americans, which outlines targeted strategies for low-income workers. These strategies include subsidized employment and on-the-job training opportunities, year-round youth jobs programs, jobs programs for populations with barriers to employment, and wage subsidies. Such strategies begin to address some of the underlying reasons for high unemployment in some communities, including lack of training and skills.
We must take this opportunity to not only to create jobs, but to ensure more Americans are equipped with the skills, education and training they need to contribute to the nation's economy.


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Job shadowing is an experience where students may spend a few hours, a half day, or even a full day with an employer. Each shadowing experience varies and will depend on the site, but students could engage in/observe client meetings or computer and research projects, tour the facility, and interact with other departments within the organization.
By job shadowing, students have the opportunity to:
To prepare for an upcoming job shadowing or informational interview:
If interested, contact The Career Center.
Through participating in job shadowing, employers have the opportunity to:
View the employer guidelines for job shadowing. For ideas on how to plan a job shadowing opportunity, view two sample agendas for a job shadowing day. If you are interested in hosting a student or group of students, please contact The Career Center.


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All Things D, an online publication that specializes in technology and startup company news, reported on Aug. 15 that Facebook plans to test its own mobile payments system, circumventing longtime partner PayPal.
Facebook has confirmed with sources that it will soon test a payments system which would allow online shoppers to make purchases on mobile apps using their Facebook login information.
Facebook members would not need to be on the social site in order to buy things. Similar to the PayPal process, users who have previously entered their credit card details into the network's database would be able to make purchases using partnering e-commerce mobile apps -- without entering billing details.
All Things D's Jason Del Rey and Mike Isaac point out that it's unclear just how many credit cards Facebook has on file. And Forrester Research retail analyst Sucharita Mulpuru told the reporters: "Nobody trusts social networks with their financial information..."
Facebook to Test Its Own PayPal Competitor in Bid to Simplify Mobile Purchases


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Million thanks to my well wishers... and thank you : DG of Tasted and Tested and Ah Tze of AwayofMind for the wonderful Blogger Award (hop over to my Page here)
I just couldn't believe it that I am already into my 4th year of blogging...
When I first started out... I set myself a 'Target' of 3 posts per week; Monday, Wednesday and Saturday... and it has to be one of each; Western , Asian and Dessert respectively... I was cooking... cooking and cooking then Clicking... Clicking... Clicking away... I was THAT ridiculous!!!! I had more than 100 posts waiting in the 'Draft' folder at one time...
|Full Moon... just before it dissappeared into the horizon... on the 8th of Feb 2012 at 5.30am ...
I had time re-assess, re-evaluate (late last year)... H is RIGHT... it does NOT matter if I don't post on time, it does NOT matter if Foodgawker or Tastespotting reject my photos... Life is too short .... to dwell on negative issues
I've learned heaps... 'met' wonderful individuals from every corner of the earth that I called friends now
Sometimes we just have to STOP! Look BACK... something wonderful and beautiful is just waiting to be discovered....
and need not be too complicated too...
Just like this Chicken and Sweetcorn Soup... with left over roast chicken, either fresh corns or canned creamed corn... all done in less than 15 minutes
Chicken and Sweetcorn Soup
2 cans of creamed corn
500g chicken breast (3 cups of leftover roast chicken shredded)
2 eggs - give it a light whisk
1.5 liter of water
2 maggi chicken stock cubes (optional)
a dash of sesame oil
1 tablespoon corn flour (mix with 4 tablespoon water
white pepper (black if you dont have any white pepper)
Spring onion for garnishing
- Bring water to boil in a stockpot.
- Add Maggi cubes (optional).
- Add chicken breast
- Cook for approximately 10 minutes
- option : use leftover roast chicken .
- Shredded chicken
- Add creamed or fresh corn.
- Bring to boil.
- Add corn flour mix
- In a steady stream, pour in the egg.
- Lower the heat to a simmer for 5 minutes or until the egg is cooked.
- Season with salt and white pepper (black pepper).
- Turn off the heat and add a dash of sesame oil.
- Garnish with spring onion
- Serve.


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and if you want to use with aircrack . . . you have to get a wireless driver or usb wireless ,, but you have to make sure that its chipset suppports injection
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Asheville, N.C. - The Brevard College Tornados women's basketball team evened up their record at 4-4 by defeating the Division 1 UNC-Asheville Bulldogs on Monday night at the Justice Center in Asheville, N.C. The Tornados took the game 71-61 as they were able to hold the Big South Conference's leading scorer Lindsay Thompson to just 13 points. Thompson was averaging 21 points per game.
The Tornados had four players in double-digits en route to their fourth win of the season. Brevard was able to jump out to an early lead but the Bulldogs and Tornados traded baskets up-and-down the floor for the first six minutes of play when former Bulldog, Brianna Worley (Asheville, N.C.) hit a three-point bucket with 14:11 remaining in the first half of play. Worley's three sparked the Brevard offense as they went on a 10 point run. BC led 23-13 with 9:37 to play in the opening half. The Tornados continued to pressure the Bulldogs and build on their 10 point lead. Brevard led by as many as 13 when Lindsay Brendle (High Point, N.C.) put BC up 28-15 after hitting a jumper with 5:34 to play. UNC-Asheville was able to fight back, but Brevard took the Bulldogs into half-time with an 11 point lead at 34-23.
Brendle led the Tornados in the first half with eight points. Anna Schlobohm (Greensboro, N.C.) and Worley each had six points in the first half. Brevard shot 40.6% from the field in the first half, while the Bulldogs hit just 32.1% of their shots.
Asheville came out swinging in the second half and scored the nine of the first 12 points in the second half cutting their deficit to just five points at 37-32. However, the Tornados were able to answer as they return-fired with the next seven points to take a 12 point lead with 15:48 remaining in the game. Brevard was able to take a 14 point lead when Candice Fritz (North East, MD) hit a free throw at the 09:39 marker and BC led 56-42.
The Bulldogs were able to make a run in the final five minutes of play but were only able to come within six when they trailed 67-61 with just 39 seconds left in regulation. The Tornados were able to make four of their final six free throws to give Brevard the final 71-61 edge over UNC-Asheville.
The Tornados spread the ball around offensively as four Tornados ended with double-digits. Schlobohm led Brevard with 13 points, while Micheala Watkins (Forest City, N.C.) added 12 of her own. Watkins also came up with a pair of steals, four assists and seven rebounds in the BC victory. Worley finished the game with 11 points, as she hit three from beyond the arc and was 4-for-10 from the field. Holli Flippo (Kingston Springs, Tenn.) was able to drop 10 on the Bulldogs and came up with a pair of steals and six rebounds in the win. Amanda Whitaker (Asheville, N.C.) led the Tornados in rebounds with nine. Brevard was able to shoot 40.4% from the field in the win.
The Tornados caused 22 Asheville turnovers and they were able to hold the Big South Conference's leading scorer to just 13 points. Brevard was also able to limit their turnovers with just 18 in the game, compared to the 26 and 30 in the last two games.
The BC women's basketball team is in action again tomorrow as they play host to the Erskine College Flying Fleet. Tip-off is set for 6 p.m. at Boshamer Gymnasium and will be the first home basketball game played at Brevard College this season. You can follow all of the action on 1240-AM WSQL or going to WSQLRadio.com.


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Edgerton's Britain is not a quaint land of outdated traditions, left behind by the surging modernity of its rivals.
With an intense egoisme, such as mine, I should conjure up an Edgerton in the deepest valleys of our country.
The last sentence of Mr. Edgerton was unfortunate for his object.
Edgerton, a citizen of the Province of Maryland, and among them is his hat, described as having a gold band and feathers.
Our preparations had been properly laid, and Edgerton had the divine in waiting.
Edgerton, her first governor, was here before the name Montana was thought of.
Perhaps, had Edgerton and herself known each other intimately before!
But I could see that Edgerton employed his eyes in a manner which fully compensated for the silence of his tongue.
With some painstaking, I was enabled to find and force an interview with Edgerton that very day.
Were Edgerton truly your friend, he would advise you as I have done.


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Sharpie Squad creates custom prosthetic leg for teen football star
We recently had the AMAZING opportunity to help a local Atlanta teen, Erik, create a custom designed prosthetic leg using our products. When the INCREDIBLE team at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta approached us with the idea, we were both thrilled and humbled at the prospect of helping Erik uncap his creativity and his love for sports through his prosthesis. In fact, we even invited our own Sharpie Squad (a group of some of Sharpie's most passionate and creative fans) to get in on the action.
After a few exciting brainstorm sessions, the Squad got to work. Eventually Erik decided on a combination of two designs from Squad members and artists Drew Michael and Lauren Seal.
For more on this incredible project and Erik, head over to the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta blog! Score one for Erik!


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Anencephaly is a condition present at birth that affects the formation of the brain and the skull bones that surround the head. Anencephaly results in only minimal development of the brain. Often, the brain lacks part or all of the cerebrum (the area of the brain that is responsible for thinking, vision, hearing, touch, and movement). There is no bony covering over the back of the head and there may also be missing bones around the front and sides of the head.
Anencephaly is a type of neural tube defect. Neural tube defects, spina bifida (open spine) and anencephaly (open skull) are seen in one to two per 1,000 live births.
During pregnancy, the human brain and spine begin as a flat plate of cells, which rolls into a tube, called the neural tube. If all or part of the neural tube fails to close, leaving an opening, this is known as an open neural tube defect, or ONTD. This opening may be left exposed (80 percent of the time), or covered with bone or skin (20 percent of the time).
Anencephaly and spina bifida are the most common ONTDs, while encephaloceles (where there is a protrusion of the brain or its coverings through the skull) are much rarer. Anencephaly occurs when the neural tube fails to close at the base of the skull, while spina bifida occurs when the neural tube fails to close somewhere along the spine.
ONTDs happen to couples without a prior family history of these defects in over 90 percent of the cases. ONTDs result from a combination of genes inherited from both parents, coupled with environmental factors. For this reason, ONTDs are considered multifactorial traits, meaning "many factors," both genetic and environmental, contribute to their occurrence.
Some of the environmental factors include uncontrolled diabetes in the mother, and certain medications that are available by prescription only. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the occurrence rate of ONTDs can vary from state to state and from country to country. The rate of ONTD occurrence in Arkansas is 7.8 out of 10,000 births and 30 out of 10,000 births in Washington. The country with the highest number of documented cases is Ireland, where spina bifida occurs in approximately 4.2 out of 1,000 live births. The environmental factors causing these differences are not well understood.
ONTDs are seen five times more often in females than males. Once a child has been born with an ONTD in the family, the chance for an ONTD to happen again is increased to 3 to 5 percent. It is important to understand that the type of neural tube defect can differ the second time. For example, one child could be born with anencephaly, while the second child could have spina bifida.
The following are the most common symptoms of anencephaly. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of anencephaly may resemble other problems or medical conditions. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
The diagnosis of anencephaly may be made during pregnancy, or at birth by physical examination. The baby's head often appears flattened due to the abnormal brain development and missing bones of the skull.
Diagnostic tests performed during pregnancy to evaluate the baby for anencephaly include the following:
There is no medical treatment for anencephaly. Due to the lack of development of the brain, approximately 75 percent of infants are stillborn and the remaining 25 percent of babies die within a few hours, days, or weeks after delivery. Care will be aimed at providing emotional support to the family.
Experiencing the loss of a child can be very traumatic. Grief counseling services are available to help you cope with the loss of your child.
Genetic counseling may be recommended by the physician to discuss the risk of recurrence in a future pregnancy as well as vitamin therapy (a prescription for folic acid) that can decrease the recurrence for ONTDs. Extra folic acid, a B vitamin, if taken one to two months prior to conception and throughout the first trimester of pregnancy, has been found to decrease the reoccurrence of ONTDs, for couples who have had a previous child with an ONTD. You cannot obtain the proper amount of folic acid in a multivitamin. A prescription from an obstetrician or other healthcare provider (prior to pregnancy) is needed in order to have the proper dosage.


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