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Carol from Minnesota writes:
How do I print on envelopes in Open Office?
To begin, I have to say "That depends".
Depends upon what, you ask?
Well, are you looking to add an envelope to an existing document so that they're a "matched set" or do you want a file that contains just an envelope?
Either way, we're going to OpenOffice.org Writer to get the job done.
Once in Writer, if you're looking to pair an envelope with a specific document, then open the file into which you want an envelope inserted.
Now we're off to the Insert menu, Envelope choice.
Once in the Envelope dialog you'll have a few choices and settings to complete.
First, on the Envelope tab, you can use the bottom left corner for a return address and the upper left field for the destination address… or… you could leave either one or both blank and then edit them directly on the page in Writer.
The Format tab is next:
As you can see, this one allows you to designate the envelope size (bottom) as well as the location of address placement on the envelope.
You can use the Format buttons on the right to change fonts, but it might just be easier to do that stuff once you're looking at the envelope within the document.
The Printer tab allows you to set the orientation of the envelope that your printer will use as well as address any other printer settings.
When you've made all your decisions and adjusted the settings appropriately you have just one more choice to make…
Envelope in current file above page 1 or envelope in a new file by itself?
If you want it in the current file then click the Insert button at the bottom.
For an envelope in a new file, click the New Doc. button at the bottom.
Either way you'll have an envelope in a file that looks like this:
You can see the address fields allowing you to edit it right here in the document as needed.
When trying to print the envelope only of a file that also has a document, simply choose to print only page 1.
In closing, I should say that this may take a bit of experimentation at first, especially with the printing part. You'll need to investigate how your printer is handling the envelope and make adjustments to settings as needed.
However, once you get it all figured out you're always ready for a quick and professional looking envelope.
~ April
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Sleep Testing and Respiratory Services (S.T.A.R.S.) received top honors in this year's Best in Biz Awards, the only independent business awards program judged by members of the press and industry analysts. The company's Director of Human Resources, Kara Chase, was honored with a Gold Best in Biz Award for Human Resources Executive of the Year.
Chase was recognized for her integral role in the 2011 S.T.A.R.S. asset purchase, and for her leadership and management as head of Human Resources for S.T.A.R.S. and its sister companies, Heartland Health and Clinical Research Advantage.
"Kara Chase has been instrumental in the success of S.T.A.R.S., Heartland Health and Clinical Research Advantage," said Mark S. Hanley, Chief Executive Officer of S.T.A.R.S. "She was responsible for leading a series of initiatives to safeguard each company as it grew. This enabled us to manage our unprecedented growth while upholding our high standards for quality and service."
More than 400 entries were received in this year's awards program, from a wide array of public and private companies of all sizes and from a variety of industries and regions in the U.S. and Canada.
Winners of Best in Biz Awards 2012 were determined by an independent panel of 32 judges from top-tier news, business and technology publications, as well as broadcast outlets and analyst firms, such as ABC, Businessweek, Computerworld, ECT News Network, Entrepreneur, eWeek, Examiner, Financial Times, Forbes, FOX News, Hartford Business Journal, IDG Ventures, IEEE Institute, Inc., Insight Media, King Features Syndicate, Lab Reviews, Network World, The News and Observer, PC Magazine, ReadWriteWeb, South Florida Business Journal, Tech-Gaming, Techtalk, Upstart Business Journal, USA Today and ZDNet.

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Ultra Music Festival Introduces Minimum Age Policy, Becomes 18+ Event
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Ultra Music Festival has announced that the festival is introducing a minimum age policy starting next year. Next year's Ultra, slated for March 27, 28, & 29, will require that all attending must be 18 years or older.
Organizers made an official statement:
"While we sincerely value the incredible ongoing support from our younger fans, we ultimately believe that Ultra Music Festival is a premium event geared towards adults. This decision has been made to reinforce and promote the safety of all Ultra Music Festival fans and to ensure the overall enjoyment of all future attendees. We are extremely grateful for all the support we have received from our younger fan base to date and we encourage them to attend the festival once they reach the appropriate age. Until then, our free YouTube stream 'ULTRA LIVE' is available worldwide for everyone, all ages to enjoy and to share in the Ultra experience."
Newly hired Ultra Music Festival Security Director and former Miami Beach Police Chief Ray Martinez, adds:
"The first step to having fun is feeling safe. We have chosen to adopt several new measures during next year's festival to ensure our event is safe and secure. The first step to preserving the unique atmosphere that Ultra is famous for is to be proactive in attracting the right crowd."
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Little Big Town to release new single next week
Listen to Little Big Town on iHeartRadio
Little Big Town has new music on the way. Next week the country group will release the single "Day Drinking," which band members Karen Fairchild and Jimi Westbrook say was the obvious choice to introduce their next album.
Westbrook admits they actually wrote "Day Drinking" about a year ago. But Fairchild adds that even back then they knew it would be their next album's lead-off single, because they were "that confident about it."
Little Big Town's still untitled disc will be their sixth studio effort, and the follow up to their 2012 album Tornado. The group doesn't say when their new album will arrive in stores. "Day Drinking" will be available for download on June 3rd.


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I felt like bending the bars back, and ripping out the window frames and eating them. yes, eating them! Leaping, leaping, leaping! Colonics for everyone! All right! You dumb*sses. I'm a mental patient. I'm *supposed* to act out!
If you want to learn commands in linux try this website
hxxp://www dot oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/ replace the xx's and dot
if you want to learn to crack a wep key then look in the tutorials here or on google
your best be would be to search either one of the above and do a little reading and then just experiment with the commands the worst that can happen is you hose your computer but you can always go back and reinstall or whatever.....


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but his work was never good,
can we get back to posting skankers
but his work was never good,
can we get back to posting skankers
i like his music and all, but i hate that thats what everyone now defines as dubstep. isnt he actually brostep anyways?
and yo, cannibis post some more of the shit you listen to, really digging those last 3 songs.
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still the biggest beat on road 7 years later
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heard this for the first time in ages at some rave in the stiks last saterday
might aswell bump this
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This ni gga jonwayne is the hot shit.
this tune is fucking mental
jungle ting
MDC Familia
Gaining Knowledge
lol AK is the ultimate hipster
omg i luv skrillex, dub 4 lyfe
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stop wanking over skrillex
how does this down syndrome menstrual little faggot have any credibility?
how many mcnastys are there in this thread? stop yarning about what your latest drug experience was and post some tunes idiot
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was talking to fuckmcnasty mate.... i think
I just hate skrillex THAT much.


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From El Colorado we piled in the van and headed south to Nevados De Chillan to stay with living legend, and ripping local Sebastian Goni. Good friend of A Rob, he had opened up his home to us a year ago and invited us back again. The terrain in Chile is insane, miles of rolling landings and and cornices all sitting below two dominate volcano peaks. Spring was still lingering even down this far south, but snow was melting fast.
The crew was blending properly, everyday was an adventure. There was no plan, no pressure. Every morning we would all hop in the rental van and head up to the mountain- the rest was a surprise. The first day down south we were hooked up with free cat rides pretty much anywhere we wanted to go thanks to Nevedos De Chilln Resort and our captain Nico. We stumbled upon this frozen wind drift that was shaped like a giant ice wave. The crew all picked out their lines, got their tricks, then it was time for media hour. Zim and Colton ripped it up while we snapped some hilarious photos, we ended up spending around four hours just all shredding this one feature. Everybody was stoked on the day and was able to have fun on their snowboards. Its the times like these that remind you why you started snowboarding in the first place.
After a couple more days of jumping through abandon buildings, boarding on logs, flying over mountain bike gaps, and pointing it down the inside of volcano craters, it was time to head to the coast. Once again we packed up the rental van, which was beginning to acquire a new fowl smell. We brought Sebastian, his girl, and smelly dog Chena. On the way down from the mountains J Rob shared some news with us:
"Are you guys down to pick up this German girl i met in the airport?.." Classic J Rob move. We all looked at each other.
"Is she hot?" everyone chuckled. Next thing I know we were picking up this tall skinny blond in the middle of the city. She turns to Gray and I in the backseat and hands us both a beer. I was a little nervous she was gonna kill us all in our sleep and take our shit but, whatever, at least she brought beer. Every time we burped she would yell out "shultz!" and stick her thumb on her nose. Some sort of drinking game in Germany, it was okay, but it caught on. An hour later Gray and I were belting out creed lyrics from the radio.
The next morning we woke up in this little cabin on stilts right on the beach. There was a world class point break right in front of the house. Huge clean double over head waves just off the shore of the glistening black sand beach. I had never seen anything like that in person. We watched people rip the surf all morning. Including a surprise visit from Bryan Iguchi and Blair Habenicht, who paddled out and got theirs. After a fresh crab lunch we headed over to CoCo's house, Sebastian's long time buddy and local surfing legend. He gave us a few boards and wet suits to borrow; and took us over to some smaller waves, we dubbed it the "gringo break." We surfed till the sun went below the horizon. Everyone caught a wave and claimed it, J rob almost got swept out to sea, and Yoder nosedived about every chance he got to stand up. I had never laughed so hard watching our crew flop around in the near freezing surf. At dark we barged through a muddy cow pasture in bare feet back to CoCo's house where he had prepared some homed papas fritas and a few other dishes. CoCo's house has been passed down by his family for a thousand years. He had a powerful air around him, when he talked you listened. He explained that when the swell was good, he would surf the wave, and when the snow was good, he would drive to the mountain and surf the snow. We snapped a group photo and went home for the night.
After a few more days enjoying Chile's southern coastline we bid farewell to CoCo and the German and headed back to the mountains. There was no snow in the forecast and not much hope for good conditions. The next few days we persevered, slashed some slush, hit a spring step down over some rocks, took some hot laps, shredded some ice, got kicked off the mountain by ski patrol, and summited the volcano to get a good look over to Argentina. We took what the mountain gave us and made the best of it. Not a flake of snow had fallen our whole trip, and the snow was melting more and more everyday.
The crew was anxious, it was time to relive some stress. Our last few days of the trip happened to fall right on Chilean independence week. Pretty much the party week of the year. On the first night, J Rob and I decided to go out at three in the morning. All the restaurants in town were throwing down, the party was popin' at four am. I watched some dude stand at the bar and order a drink with one hand while taking a piss with the other all over the outside of the counter. The next night the whole crew joined us on the dance floor, we ended up getting down with this random group of Chilean ladies. Rumor has it that someone got some in the hot tub later. I don't think Gray ever went to bed that night.
That was it, we had kicked off the trip with a bang. Time to head back to Santiago, pay the rental van fees and get back to reality. Some may think that we got skunked, that we went all the way down to Chile and didn't get a single good day of riding. Well, that's not the way I see it. We went down to Chile to snowboard, to travel, to meet new people, to take in new experiences, to do what A Rob would have done, and we had some damn good time. Snowboarding's not all hammer days and double corks. There's something along the way that everyone seems to take for granted, it's the influence of the people and journey experienced that really makes it what it is. This trip was a blast and I learned a lot about why I love snowboarding and the people involved. I've said it before, but there's something about doing it for all the right reasons, and when you're standing on top a volcano looking over an endless mountain range with a group of awesome people, 6,500 miles from home, you realize why it's important to say "fuck it" and go to Chile.


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Michael Dobbs
Photo: © Miriam Lomaskin/USHMM
About the Author
Now a U.S. citizen, Michael Dobbs was born and educated in Britain, with fellowships at Princeton and Harvard. He spent much of his career as a reporter for The Washington Post, for which he covered the collapse of communism. His previous books include One Minute to Midnight, and Down with Big Brother: The Fall of the Soviet Empire, a finalist for the 1997 PEN award for nonfiction.


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-- from the README.CUDA file, we have a Performance Review (aircrack-ng GPU vs. CPU)
I don't know if the wordilst from these tests is the same that comes with the aircrack-ng-cuda distribution (I suspect NOT, the filenames are different), but here is what it looks like on my EVGA GTX 285 ;;GPU:
src # /root/NVIDIA_CUDA_SDK/bin/linux/release/deviceQuery
CUDA Device Query (Runtime API) version (CUDART static linking)
There is 1 device supporting CUDA
Device 0: "GeForce 8800 GTS 512"
CUDA Capability Major revision number: 1
CUDA Capability Minor revision number: 1
Total amount of global memory: 536150016 bytes
Number of multiprocessors: 16
Number of cores: 128
Total amount of constant memory: 65536 bytes
Total amount of shared memory per block: 16384 bytes
Total number of registers available per block: 8192
Warp size: 32
Maximum number of threads per block: 512
Maximum sizes of each dimension of a block: 512 x 512 x 64
Maximum sizes of each dimension of a grid: 65535 x 65535 x 1
Maximum memory pitch: 262144 bytes
Texture alignment: 256 bytes
Clock rate: 1.62 GHz
Concurrent copy and execution: Yes
Run time limit on kernels: No
Integrated: No
Support host page-locked memory mapping: No
Compute mode: Default (multiple host threads can use this device simultaneously)
Test PASSED
GPU Test:
src # time ./aircrack-ng -p 1 ../test/wpa.cap -w ~/words
real 1m12.439s
user 0m29.990s
sys 0m42.370s
keys: 176984 keys
k/p = 2458.11
src # cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0 & 1
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 15
model : 6
model name : Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 3.00GHz
stepping : 2
cpu MHz : 3014.642
cache size : 2048 KB
physical id : 0
siblings : 2
core id : 0
cpu cores : 2
apicid : 0
initial apicid : 0
fdiv_bug : no
hlt_bug : no
f00f_bug : no
coma_bug : no
fpu : yes
fpu_exception : yes
cpuid level : 6
wp : yes
flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss ht tm pbe nx lm constant_tsc pebs bts pni dtes64 monitor ds_cpl vmx cid cx16 xtpr pdcm lahf_lm tpr_shadow
bogomips : 6029.28
clflush size : 64
power management:
CPU (SSE2) Test:
time ./aircrack-ng -p 2 ../test/wpa.cap -w ~/words
real 4m59.881s
user 9m57.630s
sys 0m0.430s
keys: 176984
k/s = 772.85
first, WPA(1) with CUDA
second, WPA2 with CUDAroot@bt:~/aircrack-ng-cuda# time src/aircrack-ng -p 1 test/wpa.cap -w test/password.lst
real 0m3.109s
user 0m1.152s
sys 0m1.692s
19200 keys tested (6841.29 k/s)
using aircrack-ng-cuda with airolib-ng databases to crack WPA(1 and 2) keys (this test is just to see if it works, which it will if everything went smoothly - for some reason it doesn't go that fast, but the key is obtained within 1second!) ::root@bt:~/aircrack-ng-cuda# time src/aircrack-ng -p 1 test/wpa2.eapol.cap -w test/password.lst
real 0m3.108s
user 0m1.140s
sys 0m1.700s
19200 keys tested (6837.44 k/s)
this is just the tip of the iceberg... there are lots of good tools available, and sure to be released. there is an excellent tutorial by pureh@te that explains HOWTO use pyrit CUDA nvidia tool, which is very nice!root@bt:~/aircrack-ng-cuda# aircrack-ng -r test/passphrases.db test/wpa.cap
- greetz to everyone working hard on the backtrack distro, ya`all are my heroes! peace -


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The Post Office Hotel
LIKE the Tote for grown-ups, Coburg's art deco Post Office Hotel nails a great rock-pub vibe with live music, band posters, a pool table and co-owners with serious rock credentials. But if you're looking for more than a packet of chips or a knockabout backyard barbecue for a meal (even though the Post Office does barbies, grilling chilli king prawns or chicken), this polished version will fit the bill. While the dining hall offers fancier options, the bar menu is full of quality classics. Get a few friends together, haul up on the high stools at the front bar and order up a frosty jug and a plate of mulberry and black chilli lamb ribs.
229-231 Sydney Road, Coburg. 9386 5300. thepostofficehotel.com.au
The Montague
DOWN a lovely, leafy South Melbourne street, the Monty sits on a corner, the ideal local pub with a nice, deep bar, chatty bar staff and an easy ambience, perfect for solo dining or a lazy glass of something on the way home. Jonathan Knight from the Grand in Richmond is now at the helm as head chef, so the menu veers towards Italian but several counter-meal classics remain. The pie of the day is a pastry-clad wheel of fortune - you might strike the fish pie, made with dory, smoked salmon and kingfish, or the beef and red wine, maybe even the wild boar - while the sesame chicken wings are a popular snack with a beer.
355 Park Street, South Melbourne. 9690 9044. montaguehotel.com.au
The Dick Whittington
IT'S only been the Dick Whittington for 30 years, but this classic ponies, pots and parmas pub has been a licensed venue since 1861. There's always sport on the wall-mounted TVs and the food is unashamedly straight-down-the-line, no-mess, no-fuss, old-school pub grub. The bistro is a more upmarket affair, but the $16 bar menu comes with a free pot and features a good old spag bol, steak sandwich and beef burger. Wednesday is ''Blokes night'', when the fellas eat for half-price. But don't be tempted to ring the oversize bell hanging near the bar unless you're flush from a win because, as the sign warns, ''Ring the bell, shout the bar''.
32 Chapel Street, St Kilda. 9525 4250. thedick.com.au
The Royal Mail on Spencer
THE top end of Spencer Street can feel a bit scraggly and desolate, but the family-owned-and-operated Royal Mail on Spencer will put you right. The front bar ain't fancy, but the locals love it and the old-school meatiness of the pub classics menu: Donati's sausages with mash, house-cured corned beef with greens and piccalilli, a 200-gram steak. There's a larger dining room behind the bar (and more contemporary dishes to choose from), and a clutch of Chesterfield sofas perfect for a post-parma tipple. Plus the Royal Mail has ''Roadkill Wednesdays'' showcasing Australian game meats, if you're up for something different.
519 Spencer Street, West Melbourne. 9329 6955. theroyalmail.com.au
The Metropolitan
ON THE corner of the old Meat Market, the Metropolitan takes cosiness to the next level with wooden floorboards and sunlight oozing through the stained-glass windows. Australian-born, Canadian-trained chef Lawrence Richards rarely ventures out of the state for produce, so the menu is a real celebration of local flavours and the drinks list favours boutique beers and ciders. The express lunch features pub classics and, while the seafood linguine and the duck salad are crowd favourites, the steaks are the star of the show. Just make sure you order some 4 Pines stout cob loaf (house-made, including the starter) to soak up the sauce.
36-42 Courtney Street, North Melbourne. 9328 4222. Metrohotel.com.au


text: According to Radar, Long Island Medium Teresa Caputo, is being investigated for fraud. Apparently she performed in front of 2500 paying people recently and she didn't get any readings right. None. I guess her advance team let her down that night and people complained to Ticketmaster about the performance. Do you remember that Steve Martin movie Leap Of Faith? That pretty much shows how psychics gather their information. Even though Martin played an evangelist in the movie, many of the same tricks hold true and the thing to do is get as much information about the people as possible. According to the investigation, when you buy a ticket to one of her shows, you have to provide your full name and address and phone number. Her staff then starts Googling everyone and looking for things they can use. They focus on the people who bought tickets in the first few rows. I have watched her television show a few times and of course she is always correct on the show. Who is going to watch or why would she participate if they made her look like an idiot?


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FAQs :: List
What is grey literature? Why would I need it and where would I find it?
Grey literature includes reports and proceedings, theses, government documents, brochures, and pamphlets. These types of publications are often overlooked by indexing services such as PubMed. Using grey literature helps to minimize publication bias in systematic reviews.
Grey literature can be found in some databases and in specialized search engines. A few places to start are:
- Cochrane Library
- New York Academy of Medicine Grey Literature Report
- Science.gov
- Google and Google Scholar
- Scirus
Take a look at our guide on Grey Literature in the Health Sciences for resources, strategies, and more on finding and using grey literature in health sciences research.
Keyword(s): grey lit;
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- By Haley Moore for Culture Hacker (March 16th, 2012)
Welcome to Transmedia Talk, a podcast covering all things Story. Transmedia Talk is co-hosted by Nick Braccia, Dee Cook, and Haley Moore and looks to shed light on the topic of transmedia storytelling with commentary, interviews and tips on how storytelling is moving into the 21st century.
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Michael Andersen of ARGNet returns to the podcast discuss transmedia in the second half of 2011. It was the year so nice, we had to review it twice!
Nick Braccia from Culture Hacker
Dee Cook from Dog Tale Media
Robert Pratten from Transmedia Storyteller
Special Guests:
Michael Andersen, editor of ARGN.com.
Read the rest of Transmedia Talk 41: The Year in Review, Part 2Posted in Transmedia Talk arg transmedia


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First Cohort Selected for the Inaugural AACN-Wharton Executive Leadership Program
Press Release
For Immediate Release
First Cohort of Nursing Academic Leaders Selected to Attend
the Inaugural AACN-Wharton Executive Leadership Program
WASHINGTON, DC, July 26, 2012 – The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) is pleased to announce the inaugural class of nursing deans and senior faculty leaders who have been selected to participate in the new AACN-Wharton Executive Leadership Program. Scheduled for August 14-17, 2012 at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA, this world-class enrichment program, which is designed exclusively for top academic leaders in nursing, is generously sponsored in part by the Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence.
"AACN is pleased to welcome our first class of nursing leaders who represent a broad, geographically diverse mix of educational programs, including large academic health centers, public and private institutions, and small specialized schools of nursing," said AACN President Jane Kirschling. "Fortified with a new layer of leadership expertise, those completing the program will be well-prepared to make a lasting impact on how nurses are educated and how they practice."
With 37 nurse educators from 25 states participating this year, the following individuals comprise the 2012 cohort for the AACN-Wharton Executive Leadership Program:
- Lazelle Benefield, Dean, College of Nursing, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
- Audrey Berman, Dean, School of Nursing, Samuel Merritt University (CA)
- Devon Berry, Director of Innovations and Community Partnerships, Wright State University (OH)
- Lenora Campbell, Associate Dean, Winston Salem State University (NC)
- Ann Cary, Director, School of Nursing, Loyola University New Orleans (LA)
- Daisy Cruz-Richman, Dean, College of Nursing, SUNY Downstate Medical Center (NY)
- Debra Davis, Dean, College of Nursing, University of South Alabama
- Judy Didion, Dean, College of Nursing, Lourdes University (OH)
- Dorrie Fontaine, Dean, School of Nursing, University of Virginia
- Rita Frantz, Dean, College of Nursing, The University of Iowa
- Lorraine Frazier, Dean, College of Nursing, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
- Carla Gross, Department Chair, Nursing, North Dakota State University
- Phyllis S. Hansell, Dean, College of Nursing, Seton Hall University (NJ)
- Marcia Hern, Dean, School of Nursing, University of Louisville (KY)
- Karen Karlowicz, Chairperson, College of Health Sciences, Old Dominion University (VA)
- Judith F. Karshmer, Dean, School of Nursing and Health Professions, University of San Francisco (CA)
- Marsha Lewis, Dean, School of Nursing, University at Buffalo (NY)
- Krista M. Meinersmann, Director, School of Nursing, University of Southern Maine
- Helen Melland, Dean, College of Nursing, Montana State University
- Pamela Mitchell, Interim Dean, School of Nursing, University of Washington
- Dianne Morrison-Beedy, Dean, College of Nursing, University of South Florida
- Nina Ouimette, Dean, Patty Hanks Shelton School of Nursing (TX)
- Demetrius James Porche, Dean, School of Nursing, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center
- Rosanne Pruitt, Director, School of Nursing, Clemson University (SC)
- Sharon Radzyminski, Chair, School of Nursing, Georgia Southern University
- Joanne Robinson, Dean, School of Nursing, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-Camden
- Nena F. Sanders, Dean, School of Nursing, Samford University (AL)
- Kerri Schuiling, Dean, School of Nursing, Oakland University (MI)
- Juliann Sebastian, Dean, College of Nursing, University of Nebraska Medical Center
- Sandie Soldwisch, Dean, College of Nursing, Resurrection University (IL)
- Mary C. Sullivan, Interim Dean, College of Nursing, University of Rhode Island
- Beth Ann Swan, Dean, School of Nursing, Thomas Jefferson University (PA)
- Kristen M. Swanson, Dean, School of Nursing, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- David Vlahov, Dean, School of Nursing, University of California San Francisco
- Pamela G. Watson, Dean, School of Nursing, University of Texas Medical Branch
- Susan Wilkinson, Department Head, Department of Nursing and Rehabilitation Sciences, Angelo State University (TX)
- Barbara Williams, Chairperson, Department of Nursing, University of Central Arkansas
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"Balenciaga is a new passion. I never wanted to have the handbag that everybody else had, and at the point I started carrying serious handbags, Balenciaga was the It bag. Fifteen years later I have completely surrendered to the genius of Cristóbal Balenciaga and Nicolas Ghesquière, and I am an uncategorical addict; the special-edition pieces have become a sickness. The cherry blossom–print camisole and scarf are completely dreamy. I am always drawn to the Japanese aesthetic—in fact, pretty much just Japanese everything."
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Police Arrest "Odd" Suspect in Magna
Unified police are pleased to have a suspect off the streets, who they describe as "odd."
Mark West, 55, is accused of terrorizing a gas station attendant by screaming, vandalizing, and stealing gas pump hoses and nozzles, after tearing them off at the pump.
He's also accused of stealing a car...attempting to run over a police officer...and leading authorities on two separate high-speed chases.


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The win against Norfolk Stateis the third consecutive five-set victory for the Red and Blue this season. Penn improved to 4-4 on the year, with all four wins resulting from five-set matches.
The dance started right from the beginning, as the Quakers battled the Spartans back-and-forth for points in the first two sets. After the Spartans went up 2-0, they thought the win was locked in place.
NSU had underestimated the Red and Blue.
Penn took the court for set three with high intensity and endurance. Even though the Quakers started set down 3-0, they bounced right back when set up by a service error from Spartan Jessica Johnson. Senior Kristen Etterbeek continued what would be a nine-point streak with a kill, followed by four service aces in a row from junior Meghan Connolly. The deficit was too much for NSU to recover from and the Quakers won their first set of the evening, 25-16.
Sophomore Jasmine DeSilva started set four with a kill to continuePenn's momentum from the third set. Connolly once again went behind the line for the serve, with the score 4-2 in favor of Penn. The Quakers bumped the lead up to 6-2, and then allowed the Spartans to only come within two points twice -- 6-4, 8-6 -- while stretching their lead to nine points twice and finally winning 25-18.
It was déjà vu as Penn set themselves up to play to 15, reaching eight first -- 8-6. This was the third time (out of four) that the Quakers reached eight first in the fifth set. The Spartans could not keep up with the Red and Blue, losing 15-10 after a game-winning kill by Etterbeek.
When analyzing the numbers of past games, it was easy to see the area the Quakers needed to improve upon; however, the same could not be said about tonight's match. Penn has been guilty of committing a decent number of errors, but tonight the numbers did not lie.
As a team in set one, the Quakers put up a total of 11 kills, seven errors, and 33 total attacks equating to a .121 percentage; in set two, a total of 15 kills, five errors, 42 total attacks, .238 percentage; set three, a total of 10 kills, two errors, 23 total attacks, .348 percentage; set four, 13 kills, 3 errors, 26 total attacks, .385 percentage; set five, 9 kills, zero errors, 13 total attacks, .692 percentage.
The Quakers also produced ten team blocks and continue to shine with multiple players accumulating double-digit figures.
Etterbeek led the team in kills with 15, followed by fellow senior captain Susan Stucheli with 12 and DeSilva with 11. Defensively, sophomore Alexis Genske finished with 19 digs.
The Quakers resume tournament play at Villanova on Saturday with a 1 p.m. match against Sacred Heart and a 7 p.m. matchup with the host Wildcats.
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COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, Ohio (AP) -- Authorities are reaching out to drivers whose vehicles were towed after a massive pileup on a highway near a Cincinnati suburb.
At least 86 vehicles were involved in Monday's crash on Interstate 275 near Colerain Township. The Hamilton County sheriff's office said a 12-year-old girl died following the collisions, and at least 20 people were taken to hospitals. Their injuries were not expected to be life-threatening.
Sheriff's spokesman Jim Knapp (nap) said Tuesday authorities were sorting out where the vehicles were towed and contacting owners with information about retrieving those vehicles.
Knapp said it took authorities about seven hours to clear the vehicles and wreckage.
The crash was one of at least four pileups Monday that snared dozens of vehicles.


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Government Is Spending Our Money On The Government
On Thursday, GE, General Electric announced that they made plans to purchase 25,000 electric vehicles, namely the Chevy Volt, with nearly half of them to be purchased during this calendar year. The rest will be bought as they (vehicles) are brought to the market. GE is a conglomerate of many other companies and is in the position to make these cars more mainstream. As it is now, General Motors has built 10,000 of these vehicles so far this year, but have only sold roughly 400. With General Electric stepping up to make this commitment, General Motors, feels it will give them the boost they (GM) need.
This news comes out only one day after the City of New York has decided to add seventy electric cars to the NYPD. Mayor Mike Bloomberg made the announcement by saying the Big Apple will lead by example, hoping to entice other urban cities to follow suit.
What I find disturbing about these two press releases is that the two entities that are buying electric vehicles, one is intertwined with the current administration and the other is a government entity. To add to the fact that the manufacturer of the Chevy Volt is the General (Government) Motors a company that took a major bailout of tax payer's money to keep themselves from going bankrupt. There is a major conflict of interest here in these deals.
As it is General Electric's Chief Executive Officer is Jeffrey Immelt, The man whom president Obama hand picked to be on the energy commission. This is also the one company that had a ZERO tax liability in 2010. Is it me or does anyone else see a problem with all of this? Immelt is quoted "Wide-scale adoption of electric vehicles will also drive clean energy innovation, strengthen energy security and deliver economic value." It's all amazing how this is exactly what the Obama Administration has been pushing since he starting running for president. Too bad green energy is still in it's infancy and the government has no business footing the bill at this point. The government is not is the business business and should step back and allow the free market to work through the kinks of the industry to really see if it's profitable and worth the risk.
At this point with regards to electric vehicles, it's too soon for local governments to invest tax payer money into it before the industry improves the efficiency of its product. Currently these vehicles will only go as far as forty miles on a single charge and then has to be charged for hours before being able to do it again. How is that going to be efficient for the different departments of the city of New York to do it's job, especially the NYPD? Let's not even get into the price tag for one of these vehicles. They are nearly double the price of a standard gas powered car that the police are using now. It will take years, if not decades to seen the benefits of these vehicles. Once these vehicles have been improved to go much further than they do now, then I say yes, let's do it.
After writing this article, news came out about the electric car company Green Vehicles closing it's manufacturing plant after the city of Salinas invested $500,000 into the company with the hopes of creating 70 new jobs and bring in $700,000 annually in taxes.


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Five Finger Death Punch & Volbeat announce joint tour
Listen to Five Finger Death Punch on iHeartRadio | Listen to Volbeat on iHeartRadio
Five Finger Death Punch is hitting the road with Volbeat this fall.
The joint outing is scheduled to start September 16th with a show in Salt Lake City.
Five Finger Death Punch guitarist Zoltan Bathory says it should have happened much sooner. He tells Billboard they've been trying to put together a co-headlining tour with Volbeat for two years now, but their schedules never lined up.
Will we see you at the @FFDP, @VOLBEAT Tour w/special guests @hellyeahband & @nothingmorerock ?http://t.co/s5Xm8ngysg pic.twitter.com/vZAr8iqcTE
— FiveFingerDeathPunch (@FFDP) May 6, 2014
Now that they're together, however, Bathory says fans should expect a "very powerful package" that will also include special guests Hellyeah and Nothing More.
Tickets go on sale this Friday at FiveFingerDeathPunch.com or Volbeat.dk.
Five Finger Death Punch and Volbeat tour dates:
Sept. 16 -- Salt Lake City, UT (Maverik Center)
Sept. 17 -- Billings, MT (Rimrock Auto Arena @ Metrapark)
Sept. 18 -- Bismarck, ND (Bismarck Civic Center)
Sept. 20 -- Cedar Rapids, IA (US Cellular Coliseum)
Sept. 21 -- Grand Rapids, MI (Deltaplex)
Sept. 23 -- Syracuse, NY (The Oncenter)
Sept. 25 -- Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Arena)
Sept. 26 -- Lowell, MA (Tsongas Center)
Sept. 27 -- Albany, NY (Times Union Center)
Sept. 28 -- Uncasville, CT (Mohegan Sun Arena)
Sept. 30 -- Portland, ME (Cumberland County Civic Center)
Oct. 1 -- Reading, PA (Santander Arena)
Oct. 3 -- Newark, NJ (Prudential Center)
Oct. 7 -- Ft. Wayne, IN (Allen County War Memorial)
Oct. 10 -- Huntington, WV (Big Sandy Superstore Arena)
Oct. 11 -- Duluth, GA (Gwinnett Arena)
Oct. 12 -- Knoxville, TN (Knoxville Civic Coliseum)
Oct. 14 -- Orlando, FL (CFE Arena)
Oct. 16 -- Biloxi, MS (MS Coast Coliseum)
Oct. 17 -- Little Rock, AR (Verizon Arena)
Oct. 22 -- Rio Rancho, NM (Santa Ana Star Center)
Oct. 24 -- Las Vegas, NV (The Joint @ Hard Rock)
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Winter cold hurts Ohio winemakers
GENEVA, Ohio (WTVN) -- Ohio wine makers plan to seek federal aid to help them recover from damage to their vineyards caused by this past winter's brutally cold temperatures. The frigid weather wiped out many varieties of grapes grown in Ohio.
"It was brutal for many of the wineries, the growers in this state, and certainly in adjacent states too," said Donniella Winchell, executive director of the Ohio Wine Producers Association.
She expects damages to be higher than $12 million dollars. The hardest hit area of the state was northeast Ohio. The exact extent of the damage won't be known for another 6 to 8 weeks.
"The Vinifera, the Chardonnay, the Riesling, the Cabernets, the classic wine grapes, in some parts of the state have taken this year's crop damage from 60 or 70 percent loss up to 100 percent loss," she said.
There is some good news though. Vines that weren't severely damaged will still produce some grapes and the grapes they produce will be very good, according to Winchell.
"2012 was probably the best growing season in several decades with its hot, long summer. In 2013, we had a huge crop, so everybody's tanks are full," she said.
That will help buy some time for wine producers to make up for this year's loss. Federal aid will also help with wineries that need to re-plant and re-train their vines.
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CHICAGO -- The Bipartisan Policy Center, a think tank led by former Sens. Bob Dole and Tom Daschle, has issued a report citing the U.S. Army's pilot of the National Automatic Merchandising Association's Fit Pick program and urging its wider implementation.
The report focuses on the Army's Soldier Fueling Initiative, which promotes healthier eating through standardized menus, provision of nutrition education, introduction of more nutritious foods identified as "Fit Pick" in the vending machines, and a marketing program to assure awareness and success. It notes that the changes were first implemented in the Army's 68 training bases and, following their success, have since been at least partly replicated at some training bases in other branches of the military.
"The Soldier Fueling Initiative is working, but basic training covers only a 10-week period," the report said. "We suggest that similar programs be expanded to all branches of service and continued through advanced training."
NAMA's Fit Pick program, unveiled by the vending association in 2008, is designed to educate consumers about products in vending machines that meet specific nutrition standards. It includes stickers that are placed in front of qualifying product and clings that explain the nutrition standard. It's part of NAMA's Balanced for Life, a program designed to educate consumers about the elements of a balanced diet and the importance of physical activity. It has been widely adopted by businesses, municipal and state governments and school districts across the country.
"Everyone at NAMA is extremely proud of the recognition of the success and importance of Fit Pick by the Bipartisan Policy Center," said NAMA executive vice-president and chief operating officer Dan Mathews. "And even more remarkable, the BPC suggests that the adoption by the Dept. of Defense should be expanded."


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For the PWB course you will need a laptop which can run Backtrack either on hardware or inside a VM (I personally recommend the VM because of the snapshot capability.)
Hello, I just started with Western Govenors University (WGU) and I am going to switch from networking to security as my major. In the interest of computer security, I was introduced to Backtrack Linux.
My question to the forum, is what is the suggested computer hardware configuration for the Penetration Testing with BackTrack (PWB) certification?
My dad sent me his old system. Here is what I presently have running with Ubuntu Linux 12.10:
> Micro ATX tower
> 800 watt power supply
> 2 x RealTek Gigabyte NICs
> 1 TB 3Gb/s SATA hard drive
> NVIDIA GeForce 660 Ti (2GB)
> 3 x 23 inch Acer Monitors (and yes it does work on all 3 monitors: 5760 x 1080 resolution) on Ubuntu
> Intel Duo Quad-Core with DDR2 RAM with FSB 1333MHz
> DVDRW drive
> Running Ubuntu 12.10 (64-bit)
My question will this be enough horsepower for the PWB test or should I upgrade?
Options: considering a different Mid-Tower chassis with motherboard upgrade and expansion to NVIDIA GeForce 660TI Quad SLI - but that may be a while since I tight on the cash flow right now.
Thoughts, suggestions?
For the PWB course you will need a laptop which can run Backtrack either on hardware or inside a VM (I personally recommend the VM because of the snapshot capability.)
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
Backtrack runs very well on medium-range, fairly new laptops. A decent screen resolution is recommended - it gives you more space to work on. Only if you are planning to break hashes (like WPA2) you are going to need a desktop, in which case only the GPU(s) will determine your cracking speed. Your 660 TI will do a very decent job, however, OCLHashcat+ and others scale almost linearly meaning if you buy another one you will almost double your performance. I don't know if breaking hashes is relevant to your course. If not, a laptop will most likely be more practical for most applications.
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Charlotte, N.C. - The Brevard College men's golf team finished tied for 11th overall in the rain-shortened J. Ralph Hargett Memorial Intercollegiate tournament.
The tournament was cut short due to rain on Monday, but the Tornados took on the course, finishing with a 331 over the one day tournament.
Jonathan Poole led the way for Brevard, recording a 41 on the front nine and a 40 on the back nine to finish with an 81, sitting tied for 35th overall. T.J. Hoard finished two strokes back after his 40-42 to sit in a tie for 40th.
Michael Stamper and Thomas Rennie shot matching 84s to round out the group, tying for 46th in the tournament.


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how big are you trying to go, or are you just trying to use a roller for a fill
how big are you trying to go, or are you just trying to use a roller for a fill
well rollers are probably one of the easiest ways to get up. Theres nothing really tip wise that isn't common sense... wear clothes you dont mind paint splattering on and if ur gonna be close to the wall/painting high spots, where a hat/beany/shirt or somethin on your head so u dont get paint on your face or in your hizzair... other than that rollers are pretty straight forward
but yeah, ribcage said it all right
dont forget to take an extra bag to put your messy shit back in when u wanna go home
plastic bags are great for that, ive left rollers tied up in a wal mart bag for more than a week, and when i took it out, it was still wet, cleaned up just like it wouldve had it been fresh.
Can someone help me choose my tag?
I need something to go along with the letters B, R, and K only because I'm really comfortable adding style and flow to those letters.. I could just put BRK, but I don't wanna seem like a gang or something..
karb, krab, bark... barak?
practice some A letters and you're good eh ? ^_^
Cap Help
Well im getting confused by the caps which i need to get my head around before i go out trying throwups. Ive looked on the net,and what i found is "grey dot is the skinniest,pink dot is the fattest". Does that apply to all brands? Also does the shape or colour of the cap itself determine anything or just the colour of the doughnut where the paint comes out of?
i reckon the maclaim cap is the skinniest cap around and the level 5 gold cap is the fattest... but when it comes to throws, you wont be needing any skinny caps. those are more for piecing, especially when you're intrested in fine detailed work.
and no the shape or color of caps dont determine anything. I could lay out all kinds of caps in front of you and you wouldn't be able to know which is which, except for the calligraphy cap coz its nozzle looks like a line, but you're gona have to try your caps out to find out which is which if this is your first few times, then you'll just get used to em and automatically know that pink and orange dots are fat caps for example.
trial and error is always the best way to go.
it would help also if you can get your hands on Eaz1's dvd "the future of graffiti". there's a section only about the different caps and how to use them and stuff, that movie's very informative and helpful. highly recommended.
hope this helped
Hey where do you guys get the "Hello my name is" or the priority mail stickers from? Do you have to rack it?
EDIT: Hey I found it online, its free but I just want to make sure this is the right one?
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Why hasn't graff on trailer trucks/18 wheelers ever taken?
Was doing random throws With my friend before collage. He gave me a burner chrome the fat ass can and I did my outline then when I started to fill I ended up wearing half the can it misted all over my hands and had specs on my face Hahah oh and my black looked like water and was patchy I shaked it like fuck, maybe it couldn't cover the chrome.
why did you do the outline before the fill if you were doing throws?
You know like my first outline in the fill colour, so it looked like a hollow then the dusty fill with the fat. Need to get those sharp edges with the fat i found it hard and didn't want to go too close for it to drip everywhere.
ooooh i thought you meant you did the actual outline in black then tried to fill it with silver lol nvm
And yeah unless you got that coversall burner black you definetly aint gonna cover the chrome unless you wait until it is completely dry


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Fox Whitewashes Rob Portman's "Interesting Background" As Bush OMB Director
Reporting on the lawmakers selected to negotiate deficit reduction, Fox News' Mike Emanuel touted Sen. Rob Portman's (R-OH) "interesting background," saying that not only does he have legislative experience, but "he's done the budget from the administration side of things." But Portman's "interesting background" was serving as director of the Office of Management and Budget during the Bush administration when federal deficits more than doubled.
Fox's Emanuel Lauded Rob Portman's "Interesting Background" Overseeing Federal Budget
Fox's Emanuel: Portman Has "Done The Budget From The Administration Side Of Things." On Fox News' Happening Now, chief congressional correspondent Mike Emanuel discussed lawmakers selected to sit on a congressional committee charged with reducing future deficits and said:
EMANUEL: And then you have Senator Rob Portman from Ohio. He has an interesting background, because he served as the head of the Office of Management and Budget under President George W. Bush. So he has not only legislative experience, but he's done the budget from the administration side of things. [Fox News, Happening Now, 8/10/11]
But Under Portman's Watch, The Federal Deficit More Than Doubled
PolitiFact: Fiscal Deficit More Than Doubled While Portman Was At OMB. Assessing criticism of Portman during the 2010 Ohio Senate race, PolitiFact determined that it was "fair game" to point out that the deficit more than doubled while Portman was OMB director during the Bush administration:
As for the deficit, we turned to OMB historical tables. As OMB director from May 26, 2006, to August 3, 2007, Portman was deeply involved in the fiscal year 2008 budget process. (The fiscal 2007 budget would have been handled by his predecessor.)
The fiscal 2008 deficit of nearly $459 billion was more than twice the fiscal 2007 deficit, which approached $161 billion.[PolitiFact, 9/7/10 [1]]
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That's the outside holder. I machine quilted the outside.
On the inside are two fabric quilted spiral notebooks.
One pocket holds the journal spiral and the other holds the doodle spiral. You know, there might be days that you just want to doodle.
I made a pocket on one side for colored pencils and pens and the other side for journal ideas.
I searched Google (another one of my friends) and found a bunch of journal questions from different places. Printed them on cloud paper and mod-podged them to the tags. By the way, get it? Cloud paper, dreaming, thinking. That was my ah-ha moment at Hobby Lobby.
I did that to both sides so there would be more questions.
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This sweet antique English finger ring is crafted of 15k yellow gold, a trio of natural rubies aligns with a brace of rose cut diamonds.The English hallmarks include a letter date for 1903. Its geometry and sleek design make an ideal ring for everyday wear. Bright rubies along with buttery soft gold give the entire ring a soft sheen.
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Real Salt Lake will likely have to wait until after Christmas before the team can land the forward or two who will pair up top with Álvaro Saborío next season.
As general manager Garth Lagerwey explained to fans at the team's Winterfest event over the weekend, the Mexican soccer season just ended and clubs there will be looking to make moves of their own.
"Mexico pays more than we do," Lagerwey said. "You probably are in, I wouldn't call it a holding pattern between now and Christmas, but you have more credibility after Christmas with South American and Central American teams. Because no matter what you offer them right now, they're probably going to sit there and say, 'Hey, Mexico might offer more than you do.' So if you're not smart, you can actually bid up your own price."
RSL has had success with players from Central and South America in the past, and Lagerwey said the team's front office is again looking that direction.
"Some of this is just economics," Lagerwey said. "The economies are less developed ... so the players are more affordable."
The FIFA transfer window won't open until Jan. 21. RSL can sign players before then, but the contracts would not be effective until then.
RSL officials have said they are hoping to sign forwards that will fit under the league's salary cap. But team president Bill Manning has said the club would spend more, similar to what the team did with Javier Morales and Saborio, if it's the right fit.
"The team will remain the star," Lagerwey said. Nobody is going out and buying name-whatever-$30-million-forward-you-can-think-of."
Some other notes from Lagerwey's Q&A (you can watch the video here):
• The team remains in negotiations with its Morales, who could also be drawing interest from Mexican teams.
• RSL could sign another midfielder, but Lagerwey said he believes the team is well stocked with young players who have upside: David Viana, Sebastian Velasquez, Yordany Alvarez, Enzo Martinez and Cole Grossman. "If two of those guys succeed, we're pretty darn good. And that's not even counting Luis Gil," the general manager said.
• Grossman was RSL's selection in the waiver draft. Lagerwey said at least one other club hoped to land the Duke product in the draft, and a team offered to trade for Grossman after the selection.
"We pick Cole Grossman and there in the background [of the conference call] we hear, I'm not going to repeat the word, but a colorful profanity coming from the line. So clearly they were a team that felt Cole Grossman could have benefitted their team."
• Defender Carlos Salcedo, out of the RSL-Arizona Academy, will join RSL in January.
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Brevard, N.C. - Brooke Seaman earned 46.4% of the Week 11 votes to land the Tornado of the Week title for the third time this season. Seaman led the Brevard volleyball team to three straight victories this week, including a win over Mars Hill to clinch a spot in the SAC Tournament. She recorded 39 kills, 7 service aces, and 16 totals blocks as the Tornados went 3-0.
Other nominees this week included Seaman's teammate, Rebecca Schoonover who had a career high 37 digs in the five set match at Mars Hill, and recorded 65 total digs on the week. Place kicker Chase Henry earned a nomination after he kicked a 32 yard field goal for the Tornados only score on Saturday at Newberry, while Allie Hovis earned a nomination after recording two shots on goal in the Tornados SAC Tournament quarterfinal game at Carson-Newman.
2009-2010 Brevard Tornado Athlete of the Week Winners
Week 1 – Brooke Seaman, Volleyball (34 kills, 41.3% hitting percentage, 13 total blocks, six service aces as Tornados go 3-0 on the week)
Week 2 – Bailey Varley, Women's Soccer (Three goals, including the game winner in double overtime as the Tornados advanced to 3-0)
Week 3 – Stanley Jones, Football (16 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, as the Tornados move to 3-0 on the season)
Week 4 – Michael Gist, Football (5 tackles, 2 interceptions, including one he ran back 87 yards for a TD
Week 5 – Brooke Seaman, Volleyball (27 kills, 31.7 hitting percentage, 13 total blocks, 2 service aces as the Tornados go 2-1 on the week)
Week 6 – Rebecca Schoonover, Volleyball (68 digs in three matches, averaging 22.7 per match.)
Week 7 – Eric Watts,football (Game winning TD catch, two catches for 67 yards, launched a 75 yard punt in the second quarter, averaged 45.4 yards per punt.
Week 8 – Jo Tuttle, Cycling (Overall National Champion in Mountain Bike, National Champion in the Four-Cross event)
Week 9 – Matthew Crowe, Cross-Country (placed 14th at SAC Championship, named second team All-Conference and All-Freshmen.
Week 10 – Richard Ray, Football (Blocked punt and returned it 12 yards for game winning TD)
Week 11 – Brooke Seaman, Volleyball (39 kills, 7 service aces, 16 blocks as Tornados go 3-0 on the week)
Week 12 – TBA
The Tornado Athlete of the Week Poll comes out every Monday morning and will run until Tuesday at noon. For more information on the poll, contact the Brevard Sports Information Department.


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Letter: Libraries provide lifelines in the community
October 29, 2013
To the Editor:
As a volunteer working with Grand County residents who are unemployed, I have learned valuable lessons, which I'd like to share.
I was informed by staff at the Colorado Workforce (the state employment service) that "Very seldom is there the opportunity to submit a job application on paper. Available jobs are posted online and job applications are usually submitted online."
But hundreds of locals do not have a computer. Some have a computer, but don't have access to the Internet.
Residents without jobs desperately need and depend upon library computer and wireless services to search for and apply for jobs. When people find jobs, they become self-sustaining. They not only support themselves, they also support local businesses, pay taxes, participate in community projects, volunteer their time and resources and help their neighbors.
From Jan. 1 to Sept. 30, 2013, the county libraries documented 43,671 uses of the library computers. An additional 31,774 uses were by people with their own computers who needed wireless services provided by the library. A lot of these people need our libraries to find jobs to put food on the family table. Cutting the days and/or hours of library availability will negatively impact our residents.
Let's invest in what really matters. Libraries are our window into the world. Knowledge, inspiration, creativity, understanding, growth, skills, exploration, jobs — these dividends benefit the whole community. Please vote "yes" to support — not cut — one of our county's greatest resources: our libraries.
Nancy Henry


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The 18-year-old woman walked to the door of the Millcreek home to buy two "eight balls" of cocaine and four balloons of heroin.
Busted recently for distributing cocaine, the young woman told West Valley City narcotics detectives she would help them catch her supplier, 21-year-old Ignacio Zepeda Guadarrama.
West Valley City narcotics detectives gave the woman, whose name The Salt Lake Tribune is withholding, $450 in cash to make the purchase.
Then, the unexpected happened.
"[She] knocked on the door and a Hispanic male opened the door and grabbed [her], causing her to scream, and drug her into the apartment, slamming the door and [locking] the dead bolt, preventing officer entry," according to a search warrant filed in 3rd District Court.
Detectives said they heard the teen screaming inside the apartment so they forced their way in, just as Guadarrama was fleeing out the back. Inside the home, they allegedly found bags of cocaine stashed in kitchen cabinets.
From drug houses near a West Valley City high school to freezers stocked with hidden heroin, nine search warrants obtained by The Tribune paint a detailed picture of the West Valley City Police Department narcotic division's ongoing battle against drugs.
Each of the nine warrants involves at least one of the 19 defendants including Guadarrama who learned in March that they had been cleared of criminal wrongdoing after their cases were thrown out by the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office. On March 20, District Attorney Sim Gill announced he no longer believed he could obtain a conviction in the cases, citing unspecified problems with an unidentified West Valley City police officer. All but one of the cases involved drug-related offenses.
Gill confirmed Friday that his office is examining a growing list of cases that eventually could be dismissed, a number that could exceed 100.
About 4 percent of WVCPD's more than 20,000 criminal cases in 2011 and 2012 involved a drug-related offense, according to analysis of crime records by The Tribune. Despite that number, city leaders said Wednesday, the narcotics squad was disbanded in December amid unspecified "concerns," and that the FBI has been called in to investigate corruption claims.
It is not clear whether the department plans to reinstate the division. Acting Chief Anita Schwemmer said patrol officers would be responsible for enforcing drug offenses, along with assistance as needed from the investigation division.
The 19 dismissed cases reportedly all involve WVCPD narcotics detective Shaun Cowley, although he did not request all the search warrants, and authorities haven't ruled out that the probe could extend to other officers.
The FBI is also investigating an officer-involved fatal shooting by Cowley and his colleague, Kevin Salmon, who remain on administrative leave. Danielle Willard, 21, was killed Nov. 2 after Cowley and Salmon approached her car, believing she had just been involved in a drug deal. When she began to back up the vehicle, the officers told investigators, they both fired their service weapons. Willard, who was not armed, was dead at the scene.
Schwemmer was named acting chief when former Chief Buzz Nielsen abruptly retired March 8, citing health reasons.
Cowley's attorney, Lindsay Jarvis, said she doesn't know why he has been targeted. Jarvis said West Valley City intends to fire her client.
"Why just Shaun's cases?" she asked. "There's no rhyme or reason to it. It's like [Gill] has targeted on Shaun Cowley, and he's going to punish him without having the evidence."
Gill said he couldn't discuss the status of the investigation because it is ongoing. He hasn't identified Cowley as the officer in the middle of the probe.
But he did say the issues discovered were serious enough that his office had to take action. He said the system operates on checks and balances, and that his office has the ethical and legal obligation to do the right thing.
"I do not write the scripts of the facts that transpire in the world out there," he said, noting that the issue has created an enormous amount of work for his office. "Who in their right mind would want to open up this ethical and legal Pandora's box [if it wasn't necessary]?"
Jarvis said she and Cowley are puzzled by what could be at issue with the dismissed cases.
"There's not a single reason that has been given," she said. "We're completely left out in the dark and have no clue what is going on."
A legal expert asked by The Tribune to review the nine search warrant affidavits the statement of facts used to obtain a warrant from a judge said there were no egregious violations of any of the defendants' constitutional rights, based on the facts sworn to under oath by WVCPD officers.
But the warrants provide a snapshot of how the unit was operating and the types of cases it was investigating, often with confidential informants hoping their cooperation would help with their own pending drug charges.
The busts involving the 19 now-exonerated defendants happened at locations all over the Salt Lake Valley, according to the warrants. WVCPD Sgt. Amy Maurer said detectives often follow where the investigation leads them, even if it's out of the initial jurisdiction.
One arrest took place in the parking of lot of a Kmart after a confidential informant agreed to set up a drug deal 4 ounces of methamphetamine for $4,000, according to one search warrant. Police found the meth tucked away in a Tupperware container in the floorboard of the suspect's vehicle, and $24,870 in cash inside his home when they searched it later.
In another case, police found heroin inside a freezer and a Beretta 9mm handgun hidden inside a cabinet.
One affidavit said dozens of families and children passed daily by a drug house allegedly associated with the Utah prison-based gang Soldiers of the Aryan Culture. The alleged drug house, which was subsequently shut down, was 1,000 feet from an LDS meetinghouse and two blocks from Granger High School.
The home was equipped with surveillance cameras that recorded audio and video of visitors, who would stream in between 10 a.m. and midnight and typically stay less than 10 minutes, police said.
Police say they found pills, methamphetamine and more than 20 swords when they raided the home in April 2012.
Antonio Avila, another defendant whose case was thrown out, first caught the attention of West Valley City police in September after deputies in Humboldt County, Nev., stopped the 22-year-old West Valley City resident with $32,000. He told deputies he was heading to California to buy marijuana with the money.
When narcotics detectives showed up at Avila's home to check on him, he invited them in and allegedly admitted he had been selling drugs for three or four months, according to the search warrant. They also found $25,001 hidden in a shoebox in a closet.
But perhaps the unluckiest defendant among the 19 was Jorge Luis Madrigal. When police responded to check on a neighbor's report that Madrigal's home was being burglarized, a patrol sergeant not Cowley went inside the unlocked home to ensure the man hadn't been injured.
As it turned out, Madrigal wasn't home, but the sergeant did find marijuana. When Madrigal arrived, police said he smelled of marijuana and they arrested him on suspicion of driving under the influence. When they searched his car, they found more drugs.
In the end, however, Madrigal's bad luck turned to good fortune when Gill dismissed his case.
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edit: Bad play of words on my part, BackTrack is it's own Linux operating system. Nothing else is required. I thought you wanted to install a second OS along side.
There are tutorials how to install from the live CD onto your hard drive, just search on the forums


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Excitement filled the air at AGTS as students once again crowded the halls on Friday, August 24 for new student orientation and Monday, August 27 as fall 2012 classes began.
AGTS officially kicked off the 2012–2013 academic year with the annual Convocation service Thursday, August 30. President Byron D. Klaus spoke on "The God of the Long Haul" from Psalms 118. If you couldn't be here in person or join us via the live video stream watch the recording here.
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Angry White House press corps presses Carney over DOJ snooping
The White House press corps posed several angry questions to Obama administration spokesperson Jay Carney about the James Rosen case in his daily briefing Monday. The Washington Post revealed Sunday that Rosen, who works for the Fox News Channel, had been the target of unusual surveillance by the Department of Justice, which treated his reports on North Korea as potential crimes against national security.
Showing unusual fight, reporters such as Jonathan Karl of ABC News and Major Garrett of CBS News were visibly angry as they challenged Carney's evasive responses. Carney refused to condemn or comment on the way in which the Department of Justice had treated Rosen, other than to emphasize President Barack Obama's general support for the First Amendment and to stress that the case was an ongoing criminal investigation.


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|Chap. 868
|Educational agencies in Federally affected areas. 715
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|67 Stat. 526. 20 U. S. C. 311.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
(a) Paragraph (1) of section 401(a) of such Act is amended by inserting before the semicolon the following: "or that the total number of such children who reside on Indian lands located outside the school district of such agency equals or exceeds 100".
(b) Such section 401(a) is further amended by adding at the end thereof the following: "Assistance may be furnished under this subsection without regard to paragraph (2) (but subject to the other provisions of this subsection and subsection (c)) to any local educational agency which provides free public education for children who reside on Indian lands located outside its school district. For purposes of this subsection 'Indian lands' means Indian reservations or other real property referred to in the third sentence of section 210 (1).".
(c) Section 401 (b) of such Act is amended (1) by striking out "the succeeding fiscal year" and inserting in lieu thereof "the two succeeding fiscal years", and (2) by striking out "June 30, 1955" and inserting in lieu thereof "June 30, 1956".
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Dover, DE -- The Delaware Lottery today announced it sold all 100,000
tickets allotted for the second installment of its DELAWARE RAFFLE game.
The last available $10 ticket for the game sold at 4:41 p.m. Saturday,
December 29, 2007. While one lucky ticket holder was guaranteed a $250,000
grand prize regardless of how many tickets were sold, the excitement leading
up to the New Year's Eve drawing increased as the window of opportunity
The winning Raffle numbers were drawn Dec. 31 at the Delaware Lottery
headquarters in Dover. One ticket was sold on November 23, 2007, holding
the number of 0027399, which matches the Grand Prize-winning number drawn
on New Year's Eve. The ticket was sold at the Super G supermarket located
in Middletown Two-hundred-fifty-five additional Raffle tickets were sold
with winning numbers for prizes ranging from $25 to $25,000. All 256 winning
numbers are posted on www.delottery.com.
During the sales periods for both the 2006 and 2007 Raffle games, approximately
25,000 tickets were still available just one week prior to the sell-out.
The quickened selling rate during the last few days of the 2007 Raffle
demonstrated that the game's appeal continued the second time around.
The attraction for Delaware Lottery players came from the game's excellent
odds of winning the $250,000 top prize, and the guarantee that it would
be awarded to one ticket holder.
"For the second year in a row, these were the best odds of winning
a quarter million dollars from a single $10 Delaware Lottery ticket. We're
also excited to help 255 other Delaware Lottery players ring in a happy
New Year with cash prizes from the Delaware Raffle," said Wayne Lemons,
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Director Lemons said the rate of sales increased greatly over the last
few weeks leading up to year's end and that Lottery retailers reported
strong sales for all Delaware Lottery ticket games. Many retailers reported
their customers were purchasing the tickets as holiday gifts and stocking
stuffers for friends, family and co-workers prior to December 25 and returning
to make sure they had their own chance at winning the Delaware Raffle.
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To check your potentially winning number, visit www.delottery.com, call
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any Delaware Lottery Retailer.
Since the start of operations in 1975, the Delaware Lottery has contributed
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state services that benefit everyone in Delaware. The Lottery offers a
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Morning Roundup: Barclays Names New CFO, Do Private Equity Buyouts Shortchange Investors
Here are few items that caught our eye this morning:
U.S. stock futures slipped slightly Tuesday, after mixed earnings reports from Goldman Sachs Group (GS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Coca-Cola (KO), disappointing data out of Europe and a rise in the U.S. consumer price index. Also, Barclays (BCS)has hired Tushar Morzaria from J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) to replace CFO Chris Lucas.
WSJ: With shareholders due to vote this week on the proposed takeout of computer giant Dell (DELL), Current Account columnist Francesco Guerrera asked the question -- Do private equity buyouts shortchange shareholders?
Marketwatch: Tech Tales columnist Therese Poletti suggests Dell investors should take the money and run.
Morningstar.com: Analyst Laura Lallos reviews the five-star-rated Beck Mack & Oliver Partners (BMPEX), claiming that after recently earning a three-year record, the fund "has decent odds of continuing its success."


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ACM Awards to head to Dallas, Texas next year
The Academy of Country Music Awards are heading to Cowboy country. At Sunday's awards ceremony in Las Vegas, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and this year's Entertainer of the Year, George Strait, announced that the 50th ACM Awards will be held at the home of the Dallas Cowboys -- AT&T Stadium.
[PHOTOS: Red Carpet at the Academy Of Country Music Awards]
This will be the first time the venue has hosted the ACM Awards. The ceremony will take place nearly one year from now on April 19th, 2015. Tickets for the show will begin going on sale April 10th at ACMCountry.com.
[PHOTOS: The Best of the Academy Of Country Music Awards]
While Jerry Jones traveled all the way to Las Vegas to make the announcement, co-hosts Luke Bryan and Blake Shelton slightly stole his thunder by revealing the move at the top of the show. After Luke made the announcement, Blake remarked on the rarity of having an awards ceremony at Cowboys Stadium, prompting Luke to joke that "you never see a playoff game there either."
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Start your summer weekend off right by listening and dancing to free, live music performances featuring a variety of genres on the beautiful North Shore of Lake Tahoe. Food will be available and beer, wine, water and soda will be on sale from 6:00-8:30 pm. Concerts begin at 6:30pm every Friday through August 29, except July 4th. Music on the Beach is brought to you by the North Tahoe Business Association, a member-based non-profit organization that represents the Bay to Bay business communities including Carnelian Bay, Tahoe Vista, Kings Beach and Crystal Bay. For more information visit northtahoebusiness.org.
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7 Real-Life Human Barbie Dolls
I'm a Barbie girl, in a Barbie world … For most of us, "Barbie Girl" was just a catchy pop song in the summer of 1997. But for some truly special individuals women, the Barbie doll lifestyle and the cartoonish femininity it suggests is a dedicated way of life. This here is Valeria Lukyanova, 21, of Russia, a normal-looking, pretty blonde woman … until she pops in blue contact lenses and piles on the makeup, at which point she totally looks like a Barbie doll come alive. Valeria's wallpapered her Facebook page with pics of herself resembling the Mattel doll and the glassy-eyed vacant look is so severe, some people wonder if she's even real. Photoshop hoax? "Real girl"? You be the judge. [Daily Mail UK]
After the jump, let's meet some more real-life human Barbie dolls you might chance upon in the Barbie Dream House.


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Whistleblower: VA Covered Up 7 Deaths
(NEWSER) – The woman who actually managed the Phoenix VA hospital's secret waiting list has come forward alleging that the facility has covered up the deaths of veterans who died awaiting care. In an interview with CNN, Pauline DeWenter says that in at least seven cases, someone else at the hospital had physically written over files detailing veterans' deaths, altering them to show that the veteran was instead alive. Some of these alterations were even made in recent weeks.
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