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The median home value in Jonestown, TX is $211,000.
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The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Jonestown, TX is $211,000.
Approximately 65.13% of Jonestown homes are owned,
compared to 14.59% rented, while
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Amazing Lake Travis waterfront lot in exclusive Northshore gated community in The Hollows. Private small circle, sloping to water frontage off Devil's Cove. Breathtaking hill country and lake views. Boat slips at community marina based on availability.
Wonderful 3.7+ acre lake view lot in gated community of The Pointe at Northshore. Ready for your dream home overlooking Lake Travis. Quiet Cul-de-sac location with private entrance. Partially cleared, natural creek beds, are intermittent and offer a peaceful gurgling sound. Owner made sure to mark a viewing place so you can see what lay behind the trees. Follow the signs around the property to appreciate what the owners had in mind for their home. Priced to sell. Gate code in attachments.
Private area of the Hollows, large buildable lot with greenbelt on 2 sides. Trees and Hill Country View. The amenities are great in the Hollows, Beach Club, weekend Restaurant, Hike and Bike trails, Outdoor Kitchen, Pools and hot tubs. Golf Courses in the area, small aircraft airport.
Build your dream home in The Hollow's North Shore Lake Travis community. Wide building site with lake views from upper levels; Nice lake community with access to amenities including marina, beach club, pools, clubhouse, gym, jogging/hiking trails. Minimum building size 2,500 square footage. Setbacks: front 20 feet, side 10 feet, and rear 30 feet.
Extraordinary WATERFRONT lot on Lake Travis situated inside the gated Peninsula. This area has its own deed restrictions. Level building site with many trees, unbelievable views up and down Lake Travis. A short distance to the Hollows Beach Club with pools, gym, restaurant, pavilions, marina w/gas & ships store, playground, miles of hike & bike trails. Only a couple of these lots left. The Hollows is a master planned gated community designed by Centex Destination Properties for a stress free lifestyle!
Second story views of Lake Travis. Level lot. No designated builder.
Corner lot with great trees, hiking trail at back of lot. Lake view from a second story home. 1.62 acre, 111' frontage on Calcutta Run, and 587 feet along Old Burnet Road. Enjoy the amenities of the Hollows, Hiking Trails, pools, hot tubs, outdoor kitchen and pavilions and just relaxing in the Hill Country. Marina Slips are available to lease, for boating.
Beautiful Lake Travis waterfront lot. 1.4882 acre, 142 front footage on Devils Hollow. Optional Club membership and Marina slip lease in the Hollows.
This one acre lot is a rare find in one of the most desirable, prestigious gated communities on north Lake Travis. Quiet & serene with incredible Hill Country & lake views from 1 story home. Nice level building site on a cul-de-sac street. Two neighborhood marina's on deep water with one on the same street within walking distance. Close to Jonesbrother Park with boat ramp, pavilions, tennis, playscape. Minutes to shopping & eateries in Lago Vista & Cedar Park. Bring your lake toys for fun in the sun!
Come build your dream home on this 1 acre lot with 1st and 2nd story water views. Views of the Lake Travis Sandy Creek Arm. Surround by Texas Hill Country and area of fine homes. Area with best water view already cleared and ready to go. Public marina 1 mile away, plus public boat ramp 2 miles away. Close to upscale shopping and toll roads. Easy to build on lot, no time frame to start construction, min. 2,500 sq ft, 100% masonry. This is lake living at it's best! Must see to appreciate.
Huge 2+ acre lot with spectacular hill country and Lake Travis main basin views. Multiple good areas for building your dream home on this lot as front or back could face lake. This is lake living at its finest! Only 15 minutes from Cedar Park and toll roads. Only 45 min to downtown Austin. Marina is only 1 mile away so bring your boat. No time frame to start building your dream home. Home must be min. 2,500 sq ft, 100% stucco or stone, and side entry garage. Must see to appreciate these awesome views.
Come build your dream home on this 1 acre lot with 1st story water views. Incredible Lake Travis view of main basin and Sandy Creek Arm. Surround by Texas Hill Country and area of fine homes. Public marina 1 mile away, plus public boat ramp 2 miles away. Close to upscale shopping and toll roads. Easy to build on lot, no time frame to start construction, min. 2,000 sq ft, 75% masonry. This is lake living at it's best! Must see to appreciate.
Already re-platted!! Lot size 90'x106' (approx. 1.75 lots); Zoned for manufactured and mobile homes!! Level & Easy access; Property has water tap on it! (That's worth over $3,000 alone.) Bring your home to this pretty piece of property!!
Great piece of property upon which to place your manufactured or site-built home. Has some built-in equity towards water tap and impact fees. Level
Large waterfront lot with beautiful views and plenty of buildable space for your perfect lakefront home. Lot is located in an upscale neighborhood. Deep water lot - never dried up during the drought! Building site well above the flood plain.
Enjoy the lake and resort amenities with ownership of this lot. Beautiful second story lake view facing south. Nice trees for shade. Backs up to a greenbelt with hiking trail that leads to the Hollows Beach Club with pools, grill, gym, hot tub, park & playground, dock with kayak storage. Miles of trails for walking, biking and running. Marina is a separate fee. HOA fees include amenities.
Enjoy the resort amenities at The Hollows that include pools, gym, grill, hiking trails, playground, kayak dock and more. This site has nice trees, a great view. Located close to The Hollows boat ramp, Marina fee required for boat slips.
Small, gated community of fine custom homes with amazing lake views and abundant wildlife. Two marinas within a golf cart ride and minutes to shopping and restaurants in Jonestown/Lago Vista. Just 40-45 minute drive to downtown Austin. Deep one acre lot with a graceful oak tree awaits your vision (2,000 square foot minimum, 75% stone or stucco). Lake views from second floor. City water, septic needed. Escape the city and live your dream.
The Hollows / Lake Travis is a quaint community that offers many outdoor activities, make the most of where you live all in one place. Amenities include a beach club, fitness center, beach club grill, hilltop smokehouse, boat ramp, North Shore Marina- where you can keep your boat or rent one , kayak club and many miles of trails for that perfect hike, jog or walk. Lot for sale is 1.7 acres with a minimum build square footage. Architectural and Construction guidelines available upon request.
Over 2 acres of beautiful rolling hill country and lake views. Build you own custom dream home! Upcoming Jonestown area with shopping and dinning close by. Get the best of both worlds. Convenient location to town, but far enough away to enjoy peace and quiet.
Gorgeous waterfront estate lot in gated community with panoramic lake views! Amazing trees with great building site on deep water. This is Lake Travis Living at its Best! Plus you own to the center of the channel.
2-Lot package has very scenic hill country view through back yard to the North and East. Paved road street access along front. Rear has alley access along left side and rear. Lake Travis access and boat ramp is about 5-10 minutes away through Jones Brothers Park. Lago Vista acclaimed schools. 15-minutes to Cedar Park for all your shopping, medical care, restaurants, HEB Grocery; 10-minutes to Lago Vista Lowes Grocery, cafe's etc.
Best deal inside the gated section of The Hollows. Very private lot with lots of trees. Amenities include multiple pools, hot tubs, cooking facilities, marina, fitness center etc.. Home plans are subject to architectural committee approval
Lakefront lot in small, upscale, gated community. Deep water cove, 20ft+ deep, private boat dock allowed. Very close to Cafe Blue, Stearnes Island, Frogs at the Pond and Devil's Cove by boat. Partial floodplain, plenty of room to build above 722 ft build line. Sloping lot on Long Hollow cove with views of Sandy Creek arm and bluffs across cove. Lago Vista schools. City water, septic needed.
Waterfront Lot located in Gated Community on North Shore of Lake Travis - Lot features Flat Buildable Area above 722 Elevation with Nice Lake Views from back of Lot, Rent a Boat Slip at the Private Marina located within the neighborhood or request permit to build your own Boat Dock along the 88 feet of waterfront located along Barrell Hollow - Neighborhood Deed Restrictions apply to property - Build now or hold for Investment, Easy Commute to Austin
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LISTEN: Moby covers Duran Duran's 'Rio' for tribute album
Listen to Moby on iHeartRadio | Listen to Duran Duran on iHeartRadio
Moby is paying tribute to Duran Duran with a cover of the band's sax-heavy classic, "Rio."
The electronic music vet's new version of the 1982 top ten hit is part of a tribute album called Making Patterns Rhyme. The collection will also include contributions from Little Dragon, Warpaint, Liars, and more.
Making Patterns Rhyme is due out in July, with proceeds going to Amnesty International.
Meanwhile, the members of Duran Duran themselves are working on a new album with former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante. The finished product will be the band's first new studio release since 2011's All You Need Is Now.
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Published June 19, 2014
It's not often that one has the chance to represent the interests of the United States in the midst of a crowd of delegates from 162 nations. But that was the experience that UB Law Professor Kim Diana Connolly had in Bucharest, Romania, in early July.
The occasion was familiarly known as COP11, or more formally, the 11th Meeting of the Conference of the Contracting Parties to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. The Ramsar Convention, signed in Iran in 1971, seeks to stem the loss of wetlands and promote their economic, cultural, scientific and recreational value. Signatories to the treaty, including the United States, meet every three years to consider further resolutions on wetlands preservation and update each other on their work on behalf of wetlands in their countries.
Connolly, who serves as chair of the U.S. National Ramsar Committee, was there as a member of the U.S. delegation. An expert on wetlands law, she has published several articles on the treaty, and notes that 34 U.S. sites have been designated as Ramsar wetlands—ranging from small areas such as a protected site on the Ohio State University campus, to large areas like the Florida Everglades.
Worldwide, more than 2,000 wetlands have been designated as being of international importance.
That designation, Connolly says, imposes very limited legal obligations on the country where the wetlands are located, but carries a kind of moral suasion that can protect the sites from encroachment and development.
The major work of the 10-day conference involved hammering out resolutions that deal with wetlands. Connolly was the lead person for the U.S. delegation on a resolution asserting that global climate change has significant impact on wetland resources, that countries should institute measures to protect wetlands against its effects and prepare for a changing planet, and that scientists associated with the secretariat should engage in serious efforts to study the matter.
Her working group, she says, met early in the mornings before the daily plenary sessions began at 10 a.m., then reconvened at 6:15 p.m. and worked late—sometimes until 1 a.m.
"Part of the process of international negotiation is allowing people the time and space to make their statements," she says. "If you just relax into the process and know that people just need to say what they need to say, the work can get done and win-win solutions can be crafted."
Working line by line, word by word, the working group finally crafted a resolution that all the delegates could endorse. They finished it literally at the last minute, huddled on a balcony of the national Parliament building overlooking the main avenue of Budapest.
Her role, Connolly explains, was to serve a client—in this case the U.S. State Department—which was in favor of a resolution but needed some changes before approval.
"It's an honor to represent the U.S.," she says, "but I'm speaking on behalf of the United States of America, which just feels really different than my normal wetlands work."
Because of the resolution, she says, the Ramsar Convention's scientific and technical review panel will get to work examining the impact of global climate change on wetlands.
"We're the unique convention working on the intersection on wetlands and climate change," Connolly says. "Wetlands are horribly affected by climate change; they can be inundated and their characteristics can change. But wetlands can also provide a strong opportunity for mitigation against climate change" in such areas as flood protection and preservation of water quality. The gravitas of a Ramsar Convention resolution, she says, should inform the internal deliberations of member nations.
The resolution process may seem like a debate team's worst nightmare, but Connolly says it provides fodder for the classroom.
"I will teach multilateral negotiation by using this example, so I have more teaching opportunities for my students," she says. "I came back with great stories and pictures, and they engage more in learning about the nuts and bolts of negotiation by hearing about this and seeing the pictures. It's how real negotiation works."
Connolly adds that the working group "would have gotten to a resolution without me, but one of things I did in the working group was that I spoke as a law professor who teaches negotiation, and thus helped people procedurally work through the process."
And personally, Connolly says, "it is humbling to be in a
building for many days with people from beautifully different
cultures and places with wondrous wetland treasures who were coming
together to really try to protect these resources, and who were
earnestly working together to try to make the world a better place.
Just the energy of 10 days with a whole bunch of people who care
with all their heart and soul about wetlands really lifts me up as
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Very good humidifier
By Dry Winter Canadian
from Edmonton, AB
One minor caveat: although a much quieter unit (the best of three we tried), the intermittent on/off feature may be disquieting in the bedroom, especially if one is trying to fall asleep or back to sleep.
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I move this back and forth from my bedroom to my livingroom. I'd have two but it is not an inexpensive item, although what I love is the design.It takes up very little space.
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As humidifiers go, this product is superior. One plus is that the tower sends the moisture up and out,increasing space covered and decreasing the amount of condensation on furniture and floors. It is perfect for the bedroom because it is very quiet.
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The best thing about this humidifier is that it doesn't use filters that collect dirt and odors. You only have to wash the water reservoir periodically. It can raise the humidity of a 250 sq ft room by about 10 percent, which is adequate for my needs. While quiet, the blower goes on and off at regular intervals, which may be bothersome to some (although I got used to it after one night). If you don't mind filters, there are many other machines, for much less money, that are equally quiet and effective.
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Tuesday August 6th, 2013 12:52am
With 95 teams playing on six fields in beautiful Naples, Florida over the weekend at the deBeer Presidents Cup, there is certainly a lot to see.
deBeer and Corrigan Sports have put on an absolutely fantastic event. Held in conjuction with the IWLCA Annual Meetings, it's the perfect opportunity for some of the nation's top players to be seen while nearly all of the NCAA's coaches are in attendance.
Everything has been fantastic all weekend from the site of the tournament, which is being held at the awesome facilities and fields of North Collier Regional Park to the organization to the competitiveness of play throughout the weekend.
"Having the deBeer President Cup in Naples allows us to have some great exposue in the Southeast," says deBeer Southeastern sales consultant Shannon Strodel. "With lacrosse being predominately a Northeastern sport, this allows the exposure for coaches and players nationwide to see that southern lacrosse really is a diamond in the rough."
The vendor area has some great gear and apparel set up, starting with the deBeer tent, which is showcasing some of the latest gear from deBeer, which also has some exciting stuff coming up.
deBeer is launching a new line this year, changing the graphics on all shafts as well as the colors of their heads and shafts. One of the most exciting product releases will happen this December with the release of the Rapture complete stick, which Strodel says has received great feedback so far. New shafts, heads and goggles are already being developed for the 2012 and 2013 lines and a new addition to the lineup will be a sock that comes with a two-year no blisters guarantee.
With so much going on at the tournament, the photos are split into two posts. Here's part 1:
Some sweet gear set up at the deBeer tent. There's more where that came from... keep scrolling!
The official gear of thr tournament in the vendor area is pretty cool. Some really nice Under Armour shorts, pullovers and Ts.
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Colorful sports bras!
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Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab Spring, faced the prospect of fresh political turmoil Thursday after an opposition leader was shot dead outside his home, in the country's second political assassination this year.
Mohammed Brahmi, 58, the leader of the Left-wing nationalist Movement of the People party, was killed after being hit by 11 bullets fired by two gunmen as he sat in a car in the capital, Tunis.
The attackers sped off on a moped after the incident, which was witnessed by Mr. Brahmi's wife and daughter.
Another Left-wing politician, Chokri Belaid – who belonged to the same Popular Front coalition as Mr. Brahmi – was killed in a similar incident in February in an assassination the government blamed on Islamic extremists. The latest murder, coinciding with the 56th anniversary of Tunisia's independence, threatened to plunge the North African country deeper into instability as Mr. Brahmi's supporters gathered in…
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Couple of points:
First, download VMWare, BusyBox, VirtualBox or whatever virtualisation tool you like and run BT in that. It removes a lot of the issues that you can and probably will have with the MBP's. I know you've got a mostly working solution going here so we can ignore this one for now.
Secondly, your rEFIt version is about 10 releases out of date I assume that's a typo, but just make sure.
And finally, take rEFIt out of the equation, hold down the option key on boot and see what shows up there. rEFIt is a great tool, but lately I've run into a couple of problems on more recent kit with it and I've nfi why.
I can't suggest and stress enough that your best bet is to run BT via a virtualisation tool. I'm going to guess you want to crack wireless which will be removed from the equation (it's hit and miss on apple hardware anyway), so save what poor college student money you can (obviously enough to get a legitimate Macbook, snow leopard upgrade - or a recent hardware model - a copy of windows 7 pro, and beers to get you through ) and get a USB dongle to do wifi work.
And, by the by, Mac sucks for Linux It actually sucks for Windows as well, but being an ACSA means I have to put both on client machines from time to time during deployments. Go figure.


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Protected your catalytic converter yet? If you drive a Toyota or Dodge truck, a Toyota SUV, or other vehicle that's high off the ground and has an accessible catalytic converter, consider having it etched and painted with your vehicle license number. This makes this expensive part less attractive to thieves and harder for them to sell to scrap yards. Four auto service shops provide this service by appointment, free of charge. You might also consider having your shop weld rebar to the muffler assembly--this makes it more difficult and much noisier for thieves to cut through. There will be a charge for this service. Call Bill McAnally Racing's Napa Autocare Center on Riverside, 676-0010; AutoNation in the Roseville Automall at 877-590-7986; Firestone on Washington Blvd., 783-0431; or Roseville Toyota in the Roseville Automall, 774-4807 to schedule your service.
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Unfortunately, the grandparent scam is alive and well, and we get calls about it regularly. Recently two different Sun City residents were contacted by people posing as grandchildren or friends, claiming to be out of the area and in trouble. Both scam artists asked our residents to wire them money to help them out with their predicament. For more information about how to spot the grandparent scam, and its variants, visit our website.
Utility billing scam: Recently, several small businesses received calls from someone claiming to be from Roseville Electric. The caller threatened to shut off their power due to non-payment, and demanded an immediate payment in the form of cash gift card account numbers. This was a scam. The disconnecting of power due to non-payment is never a surprise--the City of Roseville's utility billing division provides ample notice, in the form of mailed notices and automated phone calls to delinquent customers before disconnecting power. City crews don't shut off power for non-payment on weekends or holidays. Also, no legitimate business or utility company would ever demand payment in the form of gift cards. For more information about how to tell the difference between a real utility billing notice and a scam attempt, visit our website.
Harding/Galleria, theft: Between November 30 and December 2, someone went into two unlocked cars in the 700 block of Gibson Drive and stole stereo equipment, electronics, a child safety seat and other items. Between November 30 and December 1, someone also punched the lock of a car parked at the same apartment complex, but nothing was taken.
East Roseville Parkway, theft: Between 3 and 4 a.m. November 27, someone cut a lock securing a bicycle to a front porch in the 1500 block of Secret Ravine Parkway, and stole the bike. The stolen bike is a silver Motobecane Fantom.
Galleria, stolen vehicle: Between 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. December 7, someone stole a maroon Honda Civic sedan from the parking lot of the mall.
Johnson Ranch, attempted burglary: Between 4:20 November 27 and 2 p.m. December 1, someone tried to force entry to the front door of a house in the 2500 block of Wringer Drive. No one got in and nothing was taken.
Johnson Ranch, theft: At about 2 a.m. December 2, someone pried open a community mailbox in the 2700 block of Courtside Drive. The suspects' vehicle was a small white pickup occupied by two males.
South Cirby, theft: Overnight November 23/24, someone stole a rim and tire from a vehicle parked in the 2200 block of Bradshaw Avenue.
South Cirby, stolen property recovered: At about 2 a.m. December 4, a Roseville officer on routine patrol stopped a car with expired registration near Sheffield Way and Sheridan Avenue. Officers searched the car, finding a checkbook and other suspected stolen property. Officers investigated and found that the checkbook had been taken from an unlocked car on Oak Creek Court in late November. The 26-year-old male driver from Roseville was arrested on suspicion of possessing stolen property, driving on a suspended license and possessing illegal weapons.
South Cirby, theft: Around 1 p.m. December 6, a woman was seen stealing packages that had just been delivered to the front door of a house in the 1600 block of Old Hart Ranch Road. She was described as a white female with brown hair in her 20s or 30s, wearing a red ski jacket and driving a light green sedan.
South Cirby, attempted burglary: At about 11 p.m. December 7, someone kicked open the front door of a house in the 1600 block of Old Hart Ranch Road. The resident heard the noise and yelled. The would-be burglar or burglars fled without entering the residence, and nothing was taken. No suspects were seen.
Sierra Gardens, theft: Between 10:40 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. December 2, someone cut a lock and stole a white Diamond Back mountain bike from the back of a business in the 1600 block of Douglas Boulevard.
Lead Hill, vehicle burglary: Between 6 and 6:30 a.m. November 30, someone broke the window of a car parked near a trail head and fitness center in the 300 block of North Sunrise Avenue, and stole work clothing, vehicle paperwork and the victim's garage door opener.
Cirbyside, burglary: Between 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. November 29, someone went into a house on Fawn Court through an unlocked back door and stole a TV, cash, tools and other items.
Cresthaven, thieves shopping: Overnight December 5/6, someone rummaged through an unlocked car in the 600 block of Lyndhurst Avenue, and tampered with the lock of another vehicle. Nothing was taken.
Theiles Manor, vehicle burglary: Overnight December 4/5, someone broke the window of a car in the 1600 block of Vernon Street and stole the stereo.
Theiles Manor, burglary: Between 6:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. December 5, someone went into an apartment laundry room in the 300 block of 6th Street and tried to pry open the washer and dryer coin boxes.
Theiles Manor, vandalism: Between 2:30 and 11:30 p.m. December 5, someone vandalized a door and windows of an apartment in the 300 block of B Street. Nothing was stolen.
Hillcrest, burglary: Between 7:15 and 8 a.m. December 1, someone broke the window of an automotive shop in the 100 block of South Harding Boulevard and stole change from the cash register.
Folsom Road, theft: At about 6:20 a.m. December 7, a woman stopped at a gas station in the 200 block of Harding Boulevard and went inside for a few minutes. When she returned, her purse and cell phone had been taken from her unlocked car.
Folsom Road, theft: Between 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. December 3, someone stole a tool box containing hand tools from a carport in the 200 block of Sharp Circle, and pried and scratched the window of a vehicle that was parked there.
Roseville Heights, burglary: Between 5 and 10 p.m. November 29, someone entered an apartment in the 100 block of Pacific Street and stole a blue Sukiama one-speed men's bicycle.
Roseville Heights, theft: Between midnight and 6:30 a.m. December 5, someone stole a white light Christmas tree from a front yard in the 200 block of Birch Street.
Vineyard, theft by false pretenses: At about 3:20 p.m. December 8, a man agreed to buy a large screen television, still in the store packaging, from a man who was displaying the TV in the back of his car in the 1500 block of Vineyard Road. After the buyer handed the money over and the seller drove away, the buyer discovered that the packaging contained a sheet of plywood, but no TV. The suspect was described as a black male between the ages of 35 and 40, 6'1" tall and 230 pounds, with black & blond streaked hair in long dreadlocks. He was driving a gray mid-90s model Mitsubishi Montero SUV.
Los Cerritos, burglary: Between November 28 and November 29, someone climbed through a back window of a home in the 300 block of Pleasant Street and stole a TV and laptop computer.
Los Cerritos, vandalism: Overnight December 6/7, someone broke the windows of an SUV parked in the 600 block of Washington Boulevard.
Kaseberg/Kingswood, theft: Overnight December 3/4, someone stole an animated sea lion holiday decoration from the front yard of a home in the 1100 block of Hawthorne Loop.
Kaseberg/Kingswood, vehicle theft: At about 4:30 a.m. December 4, someone driving a white truck stole a trailer-mounted tree chipper from Derek Place.
Kaseberg/Kingswood, vehicle burglaries: Overnight December 5/6, someone got into a locked pickup parked in the 300 block of Sawtell Drive by unknown means and rummaged through the glovebox. Nothing was taken. During the same night, someone pried the window of a sedan in the 1000 block of McRae Way and stole a backpack with textbooks and other items.
Kaseberg/Kingswood, theft: Overnight December 6/7, someone stole a donkey and Baby Jesus from a front yard nativity scene in the 500 block of Hovey Way.
Industrial West, burglary: Overnight December 2/3, someone burglarized a restaurant under construction in the 1400 block of Blue Oaks Boulevard. A TV and tools were taken.
Diamond Oaks, vehicle burglary: Overnight November 30/December 1, someone broke the window of an SUV in the 200 block of Firestone Drive, and stole a purse and all its contents. One of the victim's bank cards was used in a restaurant in Sacramento.
Highland Reserve, vehicle theft: Overnight November 30/December 1, someone stole a black Audi A6 sedan from the 400 block of Sutherland Ranch Lane.
Highland Reserve, theft: Just before 4 p.m. December 3, two teenagers approached a younger boy near Buljan Middle School, and asked if they could use his phone. The boy handed the teens his phone, and they ran away with it. They were both white males, 17 to 18 years old. One was described as 5'9" tall and 150 pounds with scruffy facial hair, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. The other was 5'8" tall, wearing a blue and white letterman-style jacket.
Highland Reserve, fuel theft: Overnight December 3/4, someone siphoned gas from a pickup parked in the 200 block of Wildflower Drive.
Stanford, theft: Around 3 p.m. November 29, a teenager left her iPhone unattended on a bench at Pineschi Park for about ten minutes, and it was stolen.
Stanford, vehicle burglary: Between 2:30 and 2:45 p.m. December 7, someone got into a car in the 10000 block of Fairway Drive by unknown means and stole an iPhone and bags full of recently purchased flea market merchandise.
Stanford Crossing, burglary: Between 4:10 and 4:30 p.m. December 5, someone broke the window of a car parked in the 6700 block of Stanford Ranch Road and stole a leather bag full of school paperwork.
Woodcreek, theft: Overnight December 4/5, someone went through an unlocked car in the 1400 block of Legends Way and stole cash from the center console.
Woodcreek, theft: Between midnight and 4 p.m. December 8, someone entered an unlocked car on Kerwin Court and stole a briefcase, tote, iPod and camera.
Sun City, theft: Between 3 p.m. December 5 and 10 a.m. December 6, someone pried a community mailbox at Coach Whip Way and Buckboard Way. It's unknown what mail, if any was stolen.
Sun City, thief shopping around: Between 11 p.m. December 5 and 10 a.m. December 6, someone rummaged through an unlocked SUV in the 5100 block of Dreamgarden Loop. Nothing was taken. At about 2:30 a.m. December 6, a vehicle alarm went off in the 4800 block of Winter Haven Way. The resident went outside to check, and found that someone had rummaged through his unlocked pickup and messed with the fuse box, possibly in an attempt to disconnect the alarm. Nothing was taken.
Quail Glen, thief shopping around: Between 2 p.m. December 1 and 7 a.m. December 2, someone rummaged through an unlocked car in the 1800 block of Avenida Martina.
Junction West, vehicle burglary: Overnight December 5/6, someone pried the window of a pickup in the 1800 block of Pyrite Street and stole an iPod.
West Park, vehicle burglary: Overnight December 2/3, someone got into a locked SUV in the 2000 block of Land End Loop by unknown means, and stole shopping bags of newly purchased women's clothing and other items.
West Park, thefts: Overnight December 3/4, someone got into a possibly unlocked van in the 4200 block of Settlers Ridge Way and stole an old leather coat. The same night, someone got into an unlocked pickup on Celebration Court and stole a wallet and its contents.
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By virtue of the authority vested in the President by section 1 of the Act of June 25, 1910 (36 Stat. 847, as amended; 43 U.S.C. sec. 141), and pursuant to Executive Order No. 10355 of May 26, 1952 (17 F.R. 4831), it is ordered as follows:
Public Land Order No. 4582 of January 17, 1969, withdrawing all unreserved public lands in Alaska for the determination and protection of the rights of the native Aleuts, Eskimos, and Indians of Alaska, is hereby modified to permit:
1. The granting of the rights-of-way under the Mineral Leasing Act of February 25, 1920 (41 Stat. 449, as amended; 30 U.S.C. secs. 181 et seq.), for an oil pipeline system; including, but not limited to, pumping plantsites, access facilities, terminal facilities, catch basins, and any other structures reasonably necessary or convenient for transportation of oil by pipeline from fields in Northern Alaska to a deep water port in the Gulf of Alaska.
2. The issuance of any other permit or right-of-way as may be reasonably necessary or convenient for the construction, maintenance, or operation of the oil pipeline system described in paragraph 1 above.
3. The sale of forest products and mineral materials as may be reasonably necessary or convenient for the construction, operation or maintenance of the oil pipeline system described in paragraph 1 above.
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E-Mail Scam - Turbulence In Banking Industry Increases Phishing Scams
Bank failures, mergers, and takeovers have created a confusing environment — some banks may have a new name or a new lender may have acquired your mortgage. Online scammers are taking advantage of this upheaval to try and trick you into parting with valuable personal information. They are hoping that you will be more likely to open financial e-mails during this period of heightened concern.
While e-mails phishing for sensitive data are nothing new, you need to be extra vigilant with incoming messages during these turbulent times. The Federal Trade Commission urges caution regarding e-mails that look as if they come from a financial institution. These messages may appear real, but actually be from phishers wanting to steal account numbers, passwords, or Social Security numbers to run up bills or commit other crimes in your name.
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Remember that legitimate banks and other financial institutions NEVER send e-mails with embedded links for users to click and update account information. Do not respond to any unsolicited e-mail asking you to verify financial or personal data. If you have questions about the authenticity of a request, it is best to call or visit your bank in person.
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Though much to my chagrin, no : I don't have some butt-humping Brontosaurus to send your direct. I do, however, have an invaluable relic uncovered during the most recent excavation of my abode. And like, I'm sharing. I'm sharing, Mary!
So, anyway. Yes, it's been a minute, but I've mentioned Ali Liebegott's wicked excellent anthology Faggot Dinosaur in the past — a detail whether or not you recall, all the same : You need this journal in your life.
About the project [ Shoddy scanner notwithstanding ] :
In short, the anthology is "a visual and literary collaboration of dinosaurs knitting, fucking, and listening to Barbara Streisand! Queerness of the Paleolithic Age abounds at Faggot Dinosaur."
Though to expound upon the extent of how it abounds . . . This gorgeous, full-color, perfect-bound compendium of cool includes contributions from Resa Alboher, Jen Benka & Carol Mirakove, Denise Bilbao, Cooper Bombardier, Lisa Brown, Clint Catalyst, Justin Chin, Lucy Corin, Carmella Fleming, Leora Fridman, Nicole J. Georges, Hilary Goldberg, Nicki Greene, Michael Henry Hayden, Diane Hoffman, Sade Huron, Elyssa Joy Kilman, Andrea Lawlor, jojo Lazar, Janice Lee, Ricky Lee, Cayenne Link, Amy Macabre, Mary Meriam, Na¹amen, Sawako Nakayasu, Kirk Read, Steven Reigns, Joshua Robinson, Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal, Roxanne, Sam Sax, Cedar Sigo, Michelle Tea, Masha Tupitsyn, Vlad Viski, Ed Wolf and Yasmin San Francisco.
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It's a charming little beast, this book. Indeed, indeed! I mean, as with Liebegott's other works, you should already own one. Seriously. Regardless, for one lucky reader out there, I have a copy with fifteen contributor signatures to donate. That's right, kids : the only journal in the world with autographs from Justin Chin, Janice Lee, Michelle Tea, Ricky Lee, Na'amen, Mario Ashkar, Kirk Read, Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal, Jen Benka & Carol Mirakove, Lucy Corin, Hilary Goldberg, Carmella Suzanne Fleming, your host of this humble Dot Com, and of course, The Liebegott herself. So much crazy mad queer ink smeared all up in one place, yet I plan on sending it somewhere, to someone else. What's the T?
Well. For your chance to receive this collector's item, all you have to do is leave a comment — email address included; my telepathic skills don't pay the bills, ifyouknowwhatImean — by 9:39 PM Pacific Standard Time, the Third of March, Two Thousand Thirteen.
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Though there are no mountains to climb in South Florida, a few mountain biking tracks do require a substantial amount of technical expertise and endurance to conquer. Not Quiet Waters. It is neither a tire buster nor a dull flat track, and therein lies its attractiveness. The South Florida Trail Blazers volunteered to turn this lakeside trail into a legitimate track in the early '90s. Numerous large roots that beg to be jumped stand in the rider's way, and there's a modest 20-foot clay hill to climb. We are drawn to the "jungle section," where weaving in and out of bushes, trees, and shrubs is more fun than a bike jockey should be allowed to have. A more moderate novice track awaits those who are taking their first pedal down the mountain biking road. The most important advantage to this trial may lie in its all-season availability, for it is 90 percent in the shade. That relative coolness in summer turns the water-park pool you ride past into a casual thought, not a life-saving necessity.
When it comes to airboat rides, forget the painted, commercialized boats and the uniformed tour guides. They're all too predictable and sanitized. For adventure and education, Buffalo Tiger's outfit is the place. Tiger is an old, worn former Miccosukee Indian chief whose dark eyes still twinkle. And he has a great retirement gig -- running an airboat company off Tamiami Trail. While others actually drive the boats, Tiger can often be found in his gift shop, surrounded by paints and putty, making crafts to sell. You get 40 to 45 minutes on the airboat for $10, but it's not the length of the ride or the cost that makes it really special. It's the intimate and casual approach. If you see something you want to look at more closely, the guide will stop the boat for you. White flowers on the water mean it's shallow, the guide will instruct you, while yellow flowers signify a deeper swamp. The guide will also stop the boat and let you pull a piece of sawgrass out of the swamp and inspect the bottom to see that it's white and has the texture of heart of palm. Miccosukees, you learn, used to eat the grass. (We took a small bite, but were warned that the Everglades are contaminated by pesticides from northern farms.) We saw about a dozen gators, from ten-footers to little babies. (Gators, we were told, live to be well over 100 years old.) The stop at an old Miccosukee village, where chickees stand in ruins, was fascinating. And we got a chance to drive the boat for a few minutes.
While those poor, underpaid NBA players were working out their contract dispute, they cost owners a bunch of cash. They also cost fans half a season. So while you're boycotting the babies who call themselves pros, "get game" yourself. You and your friends can take it to the hoop in style at Cypress Park, where smooth, hunter-green asphalt is divided into four full-length courts by brick-red sidelines. At either end of every court stands a rectangular, mod-looking white backboard with a bright-orange rim and a new cloth net (not the canvas playground type). And for those rowdy games full of body-checking and wild fast breaks, the posts supporting the baskets are covered in blue foam padding, and the chainlink fence surrounding the court area keeps errant shots and passes from getting away. After working up a thirst, players can step over to the nearby fountain or grab a sports drink from the conveniently located vending machine. There's usually one full-court contest going, which leaves the other baskets free for shooting around. A stand of palms and pines shades the court area during part of the day, and for those overtime games, the lights stay on until 10 p.m.
We can imagine doing without the beer-soaked bacchanalia of Fort Lauderdale beach in season. We can imagine doing without the annual dance of the white-bellied snowbird on Broadwalk along Hollywood beach. But somehow we can't imagine doing without the small-town charm of the short but sweet stretch of beach known as Lauderdale-by-the-Sea. Drive along A1A from Sunrise Boulevard north. You'll know you're there when the high-rise hotels and condos fall behind and you begin to pass a multitude of small beachfront hotels with names like the Green Lantern and the Blue Dolphin. This beach has all sorts of small but pleasing touches, such as the diner sitting out over the water on the Commercial Boulevard pier where you can eat a down-home breakfast while watching the sun rise out of the ocean. Also, this beach boasts the best close-in reef in two counties for snorkeling or diving straight from the beach. Yes, the place has its share of tourists. Yes, traffic on the main drag can get a little crazy in season. But, it's not so well-known that you won't be able to throw down your towel on a nice quiet spot all your own.
No contest here, or should we say plenty of contests here? South Beach Park, which is south of Las Olas Boulevard off A1A, has just put up brand-new nets on nine volleyball courts in the sand. Some of the more serious players there swear that the park has the best volleyball courts not only in South Florida but also in the entire state. The competition in the pickup games can be fierce, as the winners move from court to court until they reach the first court, where the best matches can be seen. But you don't have to be a semipro to have fun. Whole families can also play, from the oldest, fattest aunts to the littlest, most awkward children. All that is required is a little waiting to claim a court. It's worth it, as the courts are perfect and the setting, complete with the dark blue Atlantic waters lapping on the beach under swaying palms, is enough to gentle the heart of even the most ruthless volleyballer.
Proving they have more to offer than bingo and tobacco, those savvy Seminoles lure tourists to their Big Cypress Reservation with the promise of panthers and snakes, swamp buggies and airboats, chickees and crafts. Signs lead the way from Alligator Alley to Exit 14, then north on State Road 833 to West Boundary Road and into Billie Swamp Safari. Careen through shallow waters and hardwood hammock on a glorified jeep-bus, stopping at the Oasis to schmooze the predatory, territorial Donald Trump -- the alligator, that is -- then return to the kitschy Seminole village and eat his less-fortunate brethren for lunch. The Swamp Water Cafe waitress aptly describes alligator tail as "a cross between chicken and fish," but on a weekend afternoon, this delicacy may be upstaged by another local attraction: charismatic tribal chairman and aspiring country musician James Billie. Though tour guides decline to discuss the chief, approach him during a break in his tableside jam session, and he'll regale you with off-color folktales about the swamp's namesake, Kissimmee Billie. Up the street the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki ("to know, to remember") Museum gives a more conservative history lesson, with Chief Billie making his big-screen appearance in full CEO regalia. Dioramas re-create native activities: Cypress canoes cross the translucent Everglades, mannequins do the green corn dance. Parents might wish to point out printed anecdotes about traditional disciplinary practices such as the scratching of naughty youth; the power of suggestion should be enough to keep children well-behaved on the ride home.


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The most important part of skincare is keeping your skin cleansed and fresh. But before that, it is imperative to find the right product for the same. Skin type varies from person to person, and hence finding skincare goods most suited to your skin makes all the difference.
Bathing habits directly affect the quality of your skin, which involves picking the appropriate cleanse; i. E. Choosing between a body soap and body wash. Each has a different set of characteristics and comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages. Let's find out which one is better for your skin.
Why you should choose bathing soap bar:
- it is more effective in removing dirt through deep cleansing
- it is suited to skin that is excessively oily in nature as it contains ingredients that are highly effective in stripping off excess oil from the skin
Why you should not choose bathing soap bar:
- it tends to strip the skin of its natural oils and moisture, making it dry and flaky
- it is unhygienic in case of sharing between individuals as soaps tend to accumulate the dirt from your skin due to direct body contact
Reasons to pick a body wash:
- it has a very mild and gentle effect on the skin in comparison to soaps
- it keeps the skin moisturized by preserving natural oils
- it is more hygienic than bar soaps in case of interpersonal sharing
- it is the most suitable option for dry skin
Reasons to ditch a body wash:
- it contains a large amount of artificial additives and preservatives that can do more harm to your skin than good, giving rise to allergic reactions in some cases
So, who's the winner of the two?
You must certainly base the choice on what's best for your skin type. Body soap is more compatible with oily skin while dry skin is better suited for body wash. A body wash, however, is much more gentle on your skin. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Dermatologist.
How to get rid of Fungal Infection?
Oily skin is a condition that can be characterized by shine on the skin and a large number of pores. The oil in question is a result of overactive sebaceous glands that produce excessive sebum. This can result in acne and blackheads. Summer is a time of the year where skin problems due to oily skin are worsened by factors such as sweat and dust. So proper skin care is necessary in order to negate the effects of oily skin.
There are multiple ways to handle this condition in summers:
1. Using cleansers - Proper cleaning of skin is a very important step in lessening the effects of oily skin. Harsh cleansers have an opposing effect as they facilitate secretion of oil, so a mild cleanser is usually the best option. Some cleansers may contain ingredients that irritate the skin, so care is advised in selecting a proper one.
2. Hydration and food - Keeping the body well hydrated in summers combined with a diet free of greasy, oily food and less fats can help in reducing the effects of oily skin.
3. Using masks to clear the face - Masks such as clay masks, yogurt, and baking soda can help in cleansing the skin by clearing the oil. It should be noted that these treatments should not be overdone as they can cause the skin to dry up too much and over secrete oil.
4. Skin moisturizers - People often have this notion that oily skin does not require moisturizer application. Selecting a moisturizer that is fit for oily skin and using it will help moisturize the skin and keep it healthy.
5. Sunscreen - Sunscreen is a necessity during summers, and the sunscreen you choose should be specifically for oily skin in order for it to work effectively. Application of sunscreen can help prevent the UV rays of the sun from penetrating the skin and cause complications.
6. Dermatological treatment - In case of severe oiliness, treatments such as chemical peels and creams laced with tretinoin can help. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Dermatologist.
Hello sir, I was suffering with pimples very heavily can you please suggest me to get rid of this, and I have oil skin and help me out of this oil and pimples it leaves my skin with marks and make my skin rough, whether any herbal plants cure me this, I heard about tea plant cures marks is that true? Please suggest me,
Hi mam i'm 25 years old I want my whole body clear white actually its light brown please help me out to get full body whitening.
Hi, I just wanted to knw that is applying raw milk on face and let it sit for 15 20 mint make skin color dark? My friend told me that applying raw milk makes the skin darker.
I am getting pimples on head from past 12 years which I have consulted so-many doctors till today but nothing has been cured till now. I need a permanent solution for this and this is causing a lot of other issues for me to think.
Having very dry skin whole year, and having very dry stretch marks on hands, Belly and legs, no moisturizer helped. No soaps even. Very depressed. Please help me out Doctor.
The skin on your body is an important organ which also has many important functions such as regulating the body temperature through perspiration, allowing you to touch and feel the world around us. The skin is a supple organ with folds and variations and different levels of thickness. To maintain its health, it is very important to keep it properly hydrated. Let's look at a few ways that can be done naturally:
- Moisturize: This is an important step that many don't follow and it is a very important part of skin care. Moisturizing is necessary in both dry and wet climates. What you need to be aware of is to change the type of moisturizer from season to season. It is better to moisturize with a lighter lotion and less often during summers while the winters would require a heavier lotion with increased frequency.
- Use humidifiers during the dry seasons: Many people may miss this trick, but it is a good idea to run a humidifier within the room during the dry seasons as it helps you to breathe better as well as keeps your skin hydrated. Also, when sleeping in air conditioned rooms, it is a good idea to run a humidifier to ensure that the cold air doesn't dehydrate your skin.
- Stop taking hot showers for too long: This is another common reason for dry skin. Taking hot showers for extended periods of time will rob your skin of its natural moisturizers and result in dry, scaly skin. Too long and hot showers will strip the skin of its essential oils and thus result in it becoming scaly and dry. Preferably, take shorter and colder showers.
- Change lifestyle habits: One of the greatest disruptors of skin health are bad habits, such as smoking, drinking excessive alcohol and sun damage. Ensure that you have enough protection from the sun to stop sun damage. Smoking and alcohol both dry out our skin and thus result in you looking older as well as developing more wrinkles. Give up smoking and try to limit alcohol consumption to limited quantities.
- Exercise: Many of the skin related woes occur due to the lack of physical movement, which results in underlying conditions. These underlying conditions may not only cause the skin quality to deteriorate, but will also result in it being dry. It is important to exercise to keep the internal regulatory systems in best condition and keep the skin hydrated.
If you wish to discuss about any specific skin related problem, you can consult a specilized dermatologist and ask a free question.


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Next, check out this page at the IronGeek site. WebGoat is probably the application from this page that you want to try first, its a great tutorial based introduction to the various classes of web vulnerabilities. Then test your skills breaking into these applications. WebGoat should show you how, the rest can be used as practice.
Check out the various web tools in BackTrack. Follow some tutorials on their use.
Have a good read of the OWASP site, especially the Testing Guide. See if you can use the Testing Guide to test one of the insecure web applications from the IronGeek site.
If you need more information the book "The Web Application Hacker's Handbook: Discovering and Exploiting Security Flaws" is also a good reference.
Also keep in mind that cracking an executable doesnt have anything to do with web application penetration testing.
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hi, i know there is already a main subject on it.
but in it the pros say that we the new to linux should use ubunto to learn the basics.
i have installed ubunto but it is nothing like backtrack... from first encounter with it its simmilar to a "normal" windows. but backtrack is nothing the same - you need to use the consol a lot...
so from where can i learn and practice those commands?


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The first thing I did was download through synaptic xfce from the repos.
Since older versions can use either .desktop files or a .xml menu file I have tried with both. I also tried with the latest version. I d/led the source and went from there. But still the same boat. I talked to some of the guys at xfce and xubuntu but was told that it wouldn't work with non-gui apps.
But I don't believe this.
pureh@te: what you just described is what I have done. I took a vmware image and stripped all the other desktop managers out. I also have a stock image and one with kde and xfce4 installed, for testing on the server.
Like I said with a xml menu file it was rather easy to do. I followed the layout for tools "category view" for ordering purposes. As for using desktop files
I made some for several of the tools. Anything that is gui based I can get to work no problem but anything terminal based doesn't seem to work.
I even tried using different terminal emulators to no avail.
I hope you all understand what I mean.
EDIT: I just tried making a (command line based) launcher under xubuntu (jaunty whatever) and again the same thing happens.
EDIT2: I can make a terminal open and run the command but again it closes after the command is run. This is exactly what the guys at xfce told me it would/should do. While it does as they advertise I am still working on it. Will update here in this thread as needed.
EDIT3: According to various documents found on the net (which is what I thought earlier), there is no way to manipulate the parent shell through the child shell.
Since the "exec" command does just that. It spawns a new shell and runs whatever is after it and then returns to the shell from whence it came.
So effectively as I see it there is no way to implement it save making a script for every single tool.
Again I could be wrong and there is probably a way to do it but I am not finding anything.


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Tigerville, S.C. – The Brevard College women's softball team was on the road on Wednesday afternoon, as the Tornados split a pair of one-run games against the Lady Crusaders of North Greenville in Tigerville, S.C. Brevard dropped the first game 4-3, but bounced back to win the second game 2-1.
Game 1: North Greenville 4, Brevard 3
In game one, the Tornados lost a late 3-2 lead, giving up two runs to the Lady Crusaders in the bottom of the seventh to ultimately fall on the road 4-3.
After North Greenville jumped out to an early 1-0 lead by a Bailey solo homerun in the top of the fourth, the Tornados scored three runs over the next two innings to take a 3-1 lead heading into the bottom half of the sixth inning.
BC took the lead by scoring one run in the top of the fifth by way of an Amber Clontz solo homerun, which tied the scored up at 1-1.
The Tornados then scored two runs in the top of the sixth inning, as again Clontz homered, this time a two-run shot that gave BC the 3-2 lead.
Yet North Greenville scored the final three runs of the game, winning the game in the top of the seventh on a Bailey had a double which scored two to give the Lady Crusaders the 4-3 win.
North Greenville ace Smith picked up the win, as the starter went all seven innings, giving up three runs on eight hits while striking out five BC hitters.
The loss went to BC's Jennifer Gift (6-18), as the right-hander gave up four runs, three of which were earned, on eight hits in 6.2 innings of work. Gift struck out seven North Greenville hitters for the game.
At the plate, BC was led by Clontz, who was 2-3 with two homeruns, three RBIs and two runs scored.
Game 2: Brevard 2, North Greenville 1
In game two, the Tornados were the team to score late, pushing across a run in the top of the seventh to win 2-1. The game was the third straight game one-run game for the Tornados.
BC got on the board first, scoring a run in the top of the third inning on a Jennifer Brown RBI single
North Greenville knotted the score up at 1-1 in the sixth, as Broome had a two-out RBI single.
With the score tied up at 1-1 heading into the final inning of play, the Tornados scored on a Lindsey Morgan single, which plated Amber Clontz and gave BC the 2-1 lead.
BC's Aimee Rogers (4-8) shut down North Greenville in the seventh, to seal the 2-1 win. Rogers picked up the complete game win, allowing one run on nine hits over seven innings.
The loss went to North Greenville's Yeoman, as she gave up two runs on eight hits over seven innings of action.
Designated player Jennifer Brown was 3-3 with a double and an RBI at the plate, while Morgan was 1-3 with a RBI. Right-fielder Beth Brooker was 1-4 with a double and a run scored, while Clontz was 1-3 with a double and a run scored.
The Tornados (10-26) will return to action on Monday, April 21, as BC will play its last home game of the 2008 season when they will host King College. The senior day double-header will begin at 2 p.m. as it will be the last home game for the four BC seniors – Kristin Tettemer, Lindsey Morgan, Amber Clontz and Aimee Rogers.


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Enteral feeding is a way to feed your child using a feeding tube. Enteral feedings will become easier for you to do with practice. Your nurse will go over all of the steps you should follow to deliver the feedings.
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- Make sure your child is sitting up during feedings.
- Do not use formula that has been hanging for feeding for more than 4 hours.
- Slow the feeding rate, or take a short break. (Make sure you flush the tube with warm water in between breaks.)
- Start feeding when your child feels better.
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If your child is dried out (dehydrated), ask your doctor about changing formula or adding additional water.
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If your child has a nasograstric tube and the skin is irritated:
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- Tape down over the nose, not up.
- Switch nostrils at each feeding.
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More than 550 high-school seniors from throughout Arizona applied to be a member of the 27th annual class of Flinn Scholars. The Class of 2012 is only the second to have more than 20 students.
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