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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 1:29 pm
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Start of 2nd qtr...gonna split the posts up by qtr to avoid excessive length.
Still our 3rd series...Graham for a 1st down. So far this looks like a game we should be relatively pleased with given our difficulty defending Davis...still 3-0 - 49ers...Chandler with a long 1st down at the SF 28. Spiller for 12 yds after bouncing it outside...to their 16. Fitz had pressure from inside, wisely threw that away. Stevie for 8 yds...good tackle by SF keeping us short of 1st...3rd & 2...Fitz incomplete to Jones...thrown a little behind...should have been a TD. 3-3.
SF ball...Crabtree underneath for too many yards, followed by Williams giving up a TD pass on a back shoulder pass. Williams couldn't make the tackle at the 15 yd line. We couldn't get to Smith. 10-3 SF.
Our ball...Johnson adjusts well to tipped pass by Fitz for a 1st. BTW, is it me or has Fitz had a number of tipped balls so far this season? 3rd & 2 at our 38...Fitz overthrew Spiller...he was open.
Another very good punt by Powell...SF ball at the 3! 2 straight 1-2 yd runs by Gore...3rd & 7...Hunter left for 14 yds...called back on penalty. Hunter up the middle for 12! We had `em pinned, didn't execute. Twice. 3rd & 9 from their 16...Smith has nothing but protection and runs to the 40. 2 & 5 with 2:00 left in half...pass to Davis, missed tackle by Bradham leads to big play to our 36. Another pass to Davis...1st down. Finally some pressure on Smith by Mario...incomplete. Wildcat call...Kaepernick fumbles...we recover at our 17...49 sec left!
RG Brown is out - don't know why. Countless reviews of the fumble...play stands. Fitz goes deep for Graham...great positional D by the DB...incomplete. Ball might have stalled in the air. 3rd & 6...pass to Chandler...he fumbles, SF ball at our 27. Damn.
29 secs left...TD to Crabtree after Smith had just short of a decade to find him open. OK, I exaggerated a teeny bit there, but he had time and a good pocket...17-3.
24 secs left...we kneel...end of half.
OK, I already know the final score, but at this point, I'm not embarrassed by our play. Yeah we're down by 2 scores to a very good team, but we've had our opportunities. Our DL has been stymied by one of the best & most physical OL's in the league IMHO, which is discouraging given our preseason belief that we had finally put together an excellent DL. Only sign this is going to get really really ugly is that we have given up too many deep passes to both TE's & WR's. SF has 237 passing yds on us and rushed for 83 yds...guess I should be embarrassed already!
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 1:58 pm
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We start the half at our 20...Jackson runs for 7 then 4 for a 1st. Fitz sacked by an unblocked Brooks...2nd & 21...Fitz runz for 2 after inside pressure. Screen to Jackson...nice playcalling on 3rd & 19! Either try to convert the 3rd downs or pack it up early and head to AZ! I hate those calls. Another Powell sighting.
SF ball on their 34...Smith to Davis on a beautifully thrown pass...Moats actually had good coverage on that play. Wildcat play...Davis drops sure TD! Hold on SF anyway. Apparently Byrd deflected the pass at the last second, but I didn't see it. 1st & 20...Crabtree gets 15 putting him over 100 already! Gore runs for too many yards..Dareus caught him from behind at the 16. Kaepernick for 15 yds...it seems SF can successfully run the wildcat, not that I want us to try it more...less wildcat works for me. Gore for a TD. 24 - 3 (49ers, if you needed clarification)
We start again from our 20...pass to Chandler for 5. Fitz under pressure throws it away. I still haven't seen what I would call horrible play by our QB. Pass to Graham to the 45. Wildcat...Smith for 35 yd run. Still don't like it. OK, the Fitzski INT was a very poorly thrown ball...huge arch, underthrown, and wide to the right. Ball should have been a deep fade to the back corner of the EZ, which would have kept the DB from having a chance at a pick. Better play and we come out with at least a FG there.
SF ball at the 6...3rd & 5, Hunter runs for a 1st. When we got teams deep in their end of the field, we must start getting 3 & outs. We've struggled to do this all year. SF's OL is taking over even more so now...another run for a 1st at the 30. Geez! Another long run...17 yds and another you really have to credit to the SF OL...multiple holes to choose from on that play. We got pressure! Shepperd up the middle and ball got tipped...incomplete. 2nd & 10...Dixon gets in on the action...9 yds to our 25. Gore gets 1st on second effort...we had him short, D just didn't close the deal.
End of the 3rd.
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 2:41 pm
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Gore starts 4th qtr out by running for a 1st...1st & goal..Manningham WIDE open for the TD. Smith looks like a legitimate Pro-Bowler today (just 4 incomplete passes so far), thanks to our lack of pressure, coverage, and, to a lesser extent, tackling. 31 - 3...two more TD's to go!
Knowing the final score is gonna make the rest of this 4th qtr a long one. Sigh.
We start at the 20...the SF kicker has done a really great job on kickoffs. We go 3 & out...seem to be lacking any energy/urgency. Very unimpressive series...worst one of the game so far.
SF ball at their 33 after the punt. Time for SF to really run out the clock with run after run...Yep, Gore goes over 100 for the day. Bradham is on the field again (tackles Hunter after 1st down run)...looks like we are bringing him into our D more and more over the last 3 weeks. 2nd & 10 from our 46...pressure on Smith leads to early incomplete pass to Davis. 3 & 10...Smith runs for 8...we were in a nickel. A-Williams is injured...walks off holding right arm. 4th & 2...Smith naked bootleg for 17 yds. This is HS level D we are seeing on the field today! I'm expecting to later rant for a ridiculously long time about Wanny in another thread! Our O is acceptable, the D is not. Kaepernick looks like he is going to close out the game for SF...oh look, he ran for a TD. A confused TE Walker didn't know what to do as there was virtually no one for him to lead block! That wasn't a hole on the left side, that was an uninhabited continent! 38 - 3 Bills, I mean, 9ers!
9:55 left...another unreturnable KO. Announcers are mentioning impressive SF stats that haven't been accomplished since the birth of baby Jesus. BTW, we are punting...Smith with an excellent shoestring tackle.
SF ball...please run 3 straight times and eat that clock! There's one...Hunter for 5. Kaepernick screws up and runs out of bounds for 2. Pass to Kyle Williams (theirs) for a 1st. Hunter for 6, mercifully keeping the clock running. Hunter left to the 23...that wasn't a hole, but an empty field as DE Anderson ran up the field to the QB. Hunter being fed the ball over and over...Mark Anderson is injured...knee or ankle. Let's move Mario to RE and bring in Carrington to the left side...I wanna see if we can stop the run. Nope. My wish wasn't granted...Kelsay's in at RE. SF running the ball with Dixon, who BTW is the 3rd stringer...he's in for a TD. 45 -3 with 1:11 left in game.
Thigpen in for Ftzy...ball at our 39. We run. Let's see what Thiggy can do! Another run. I expect Thigpen (or anyone with a currently beating heart) to be able to hand off a ball, we should have given him some passing plays to see if he has progressed any.
That's the game.
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 3:15 pm
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Apologies if I've annoyed anyone with the long posts or for rehashing a game where we got our butts handed to us. I just wanted to compare what I saw with what others have said in this forum and others.
My over all thoughts for this game & the season:
1) Fitz did not cost us this game. His play was not horrible. Did he miss some open throws? Of course, but I think he only made one bad decision and that was the costly pick at the SF 6. Fitz's low numbers mostly came from SF controlling the clock and only allowing us the underneath stuff, which they quickly kept from turning into big plays by tackling well. Don't get me wrong, I still think Fitz is too inconsistent to start in the NFL and want us to draft his replacement, but he didn't lose this game.
2) It is quite apparent that we are not getting pressure from just our 4 DL's...not just in this game, but all year. I don't think it is that our DL is overrated as much as I think Wanny needs to learn how to call some blitzes and run some more stunts. He realistically isn't the answer as our DC...or any NFL DC IMHO.
3) Our LBing corps really needs a drafted athletic, smart, strong LB & Bradham needs to step up his game so we can get him and his athleticism on the field. TE's and anyone else willing to go over the middle have their way with this team. Our inability to deal especially with pass catching TE's is negating any of the good work our CB's are doing on the outside. Still not certain our safeties are lacking, simply because they are having to regularly chose between providing over the top help to our CB's and aiding the LBers, when they're being simultaneously tested. However, I'm not necessarily giving them a pass either.
4) Chan Freakin' Gailey...can't stand him as a HC. Never have. I used to bad mouth him like my life depended on it, but this past year or longer I've tried to bite my tongue. Truth is, I actually would like him as an OC. I'm serious. There's no getting around the fact that he is creative in working up run plays and has designed a passing attack that usually negates any team's ability to rush the QB. His lack of energy however, (meaning in the last 2 games I have not once seen him get in anyone's face for poor play) negatively translates to the team. He seems to have no motivational ability and IMHO our team plays flat as a result. It's like he's a robot. These guys need to get their butts chewed out when they stink up the field. They need to be encouraged when we are down and need to strike to get back in the game. I've never seen or heard him do anything even remotely close to that. Any idea if Curtis Modkins has those traits or has learned enough of the offense to step up relatively soon? When Wanny hits the road, I'd like to see Gailey leading the way!
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 6:11 pm
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Aaron Williams was definitely terrible yesterday.
Targets 4
Completions 4
Yards 72
TDs 2
Is McKelvin THAT bad that Williams is starting?
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:10 pm
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J-ALL-DAY wrote:
Aaron Williams was definitely terrible yesterday.
Targets 4
Completions 4
Yards 72
TDs 2
Is McKelvin THAT bad that Williams is starting?
McKelvin is a much better nickle than a starting CB. Aaron Williams up to this point was making mistakes and getting beat but was recovering nicely to knock balls away.
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:37 pm
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On a positive note, did anyone else think that Mario was playing faster and looked better against the 49ers? I saw a few nice rushes by him in the second half and a really hard hit on Alex Smith. Nothing that showed up on the stat sheet. Does anyone else feel he played a little better?
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:43 pm
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jsnydes wrote:
On a positive note, did anyone else think that Mario was playing faster and looked better against the 49ers? I saw a few nice rushes by him in the second half and a really hard hit on Alex Smith. Nothing that showed up on the stat sheet. Does anyone else feel he played a little better?
Yeah I caught a glimpse of Mario.
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 7:59 pm
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marshawn lynch wrote:
McKelvin is a much better nickle than a starting CB. Aaron Williams up to this point was making mistakes and getting beat but was recovering nicely to knock balls away.
Yeah, just going by the stats, Williams wasn't too terrible before last week. Gilmore actually gave up MUCH more through four weeks.
But then again, how many CBs are going to thrive when the D-line is not bringing ANY pressure. It doesn't matter who is playing CB, give QBs that much time plays will be made.
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:21 pm
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marshawn lynch wrote:
jb_gobills wrote:
FS Jairus Byrd (hip) and RG Chad Rinehart (calf) will start.
Why did Brown get the start?
Dunno, they must've made the change last minute.
Where else would you rather be than right here, right now?
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Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 8:19 am
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J-ALL-DAY wrote:
Aaron Williams was definitely terrible yesterday.
Targets 4
Completions 4
Yards 72
TDs 2
Is McKelvin THAT bad that Williams is starting?
A. Williams is better suited as a safety, he doesnt have the speed/agility to be a solid corner. That was the knock on him when he was drafted.
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the first thing i would do is start capturing all network traffic or if it's easier i'd just switch off my hub.
i ain't affraid of no script kiddie. :P
Well, since I've been experimenting on my own home network, using ettercap, wireshark, and cain and abel in windows.
It makes me wonder what happens if I get hacked and how can I prevent it when someone breaks the wireless key. Are their any ARP detection or prevention to use. I want some extra protection, maybe something I could install on my DD-WRT wrt54gs router.
I've read about honey pots but haven't found any good tutorials on that.
Sorry for the stupid questions, just curious about the what if's.
New to BT, not new to Linux.
the first thing i would do is start capturing all network traffic or if it's easier i'd just switch off my hub.
i ain't affraid of no script kiddie. :P
if a solution to a problem is stupid and works, it is not stupid.
"Nowadays, security guys break the Mac every single day. Every single day, they come out with a total exploit, your machine can be taken over totally. I dare anybody to do that once a month on the Windows machine." - Bill Gates :rolleyes:
If you have an extra machine you could run a program called snort. Its an intrustion detection software. Give it a look and see what you think. Trying to do honey pots and revers "hacking" is still not legal. Try to stop it first before you worry about the what ifs.
You want a box (or program) to act as an Intrusion Detection System (IDS). Snort is an excellent IDS that is scalable from a single user up to enterprise level pipes. IDS's usually work hand-in-hand with a firewall. A great firewall for is Smoothwall 3.0, which includes Snort.
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
honey pots should be fine since you are only passivly monitoring your own network traffic. Anyone who is connected to your network and all information that passes over your network is yours unless specificly stated in some form of EULA.
Reverse hacking is illegal however the chances of someone who is activly trying to jack your network reporting you is pretty slim. Just remember that if you get caught you are in the same legal boat as the original hacker and you forfit any legal recourse for prosecuting them.
Morpheus: "You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes."
Neo: "What if I take both?"
Morpheus: "Don't do that! You end up like Nick Nolte!"
I definately look into snort and smoothwall, I don't have a spare computer I can use for monitoring, but I can use a virtual machine.
Basically, I'm thinking about doing a little virtual webhosting for friends and maybe a couple of local businesses to advertise their products. Of course I won't host any sites that require ssl certificates such as ecommerce sites. But I was thinking about creating my own local classifieds website, but it wouldn't have any information expect username and passwords and their email incase they lose their password.
But I don't want anyone watching my packets, I'm thinking about getting rid of wireless, but it is useful so I don't know yet.
So thats why I'm learning about security before I start hosting.
New to BT, not new to Linux.
Another option is openbsd's packet filter. This is what I have recently started using. Its a "firewall" sort of but really what it does is create a dedicated box with 2 nics before your router which does exactly what it says, it filters packets based on a whole range of variables which can be coded by the user via a pf.conf file. Pf can be very useful for protecting a web server but sjhould be used in combination with snort as well.
I'm running smoothwall3 on my home network. There are three network cards installed in it. One for the incoming "red" internet connection. One for the internal "green" wired connections. One for the internal "purple" wireless access point. The green network uses what Streaker calls the "baby networks" 192.168.1.0/24 range. The purple uses 192.168.2.0/24 range. Smoothwall keeps the 1.0 and 2.0 networks separate, both can get to the internet, green can go to purple, but purple can't get to green. The access point uses wpa2 with a stupidly large random character password that I keep on a thumb drive for easy cut and paste. If a wireless client needs access to the file server smoothwall has a pretty easy to set up openvpn addon that so far has worked with damn near any os I've tried setting it up on.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
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- Adelaide Productions, Columbia Tri-Star Television Animation
- Jackie Chan Adventures Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Jackie Chan, Shendu the Fire Demon, Chow, Tohru, Captain Augustus Black, Jade, Uncle, Tso Lan, Drago, Game Show Host, Production Assistant, Ricky Rothman.
- Vocal Talent: Jackie Chan (Himself), James Sie (Jackie, Shendu the Fire Demon, Chow), Noah Nelson (Tohru), Clancy Brown (Captain Augustus Black, Ricky Rothman), Stacie Chan (Jade), Sab Shimono (Uncle), Glenn Shadix (Tso Lan), Michael Rosenbaum (Drago), Adam Baldwin (Game Show Host), Jeannie Elias (Production Assistant).
- Directed By Jay Oliva.
- Produced By Dean Stefan, Michael Goguen.
Executive Producers: Jackie Chan, Willie Chan, Brian Gersh, Solon So, Duane Capizzi, Richard Raynis, Jeff Kline.
Supervising Producers: Duane Capizzi, Jane Wu Soriano.
Associate Producer: Therese Trujillo.
- Written By Marsha F. Griffin.
Story Editors: Dean Stefan, Duane Capizzi, Kevin Campbell.
Executive Story Editor: David Slack.
- Edited By Jhoanne Reyes.
Assistant Editors: Jose Gonzalez Jr., Bruce King, Myra Owyang, Edison Yu.
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- Developed by: John Rogers, Duane Capizzi, Jeff Kline.
- Dialogue Director: Susan Blu.
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- Character Designer: Ovi Nedelcu.
- Background Supervisor: Nollan Obena.
- Background Designers: Jonard Soriano, Matt Thompson, Ken Yi.
- Prop & Special Effects Supervisor: Kathleen Hartman.
- Prop & Special Effects Designer: Jeff Wong.
- Color Design Director: Cindy Carrington.
- Color Stylists: Michael Guerena, Ross Malorzo, Rikki Simons.
- Storyboards: Anthony Chun, Peter Ferk, Steve Jones, Jay Oliva, Kang Lin Zhu.
- Original Score: Christopher Ward.
- Main And End Title Music: Jim Latham.
- Storyboard Coordinator: Mourice Martin.
- Art Coordinator: Matt Schenk.
- Production Assistants: Patricia Burns, Oliver Calonzo.
- Casting Coordinator: Matthew C. Otoski.
- Script Coordinator: Michael Jelenic.
- Production Accountant: Stephen Simpson.
- Assistant To Mr. Kline: Amber Collins.
- Animatic Editors: Monica Lee, Tony Tedford.
- Animatic Assistant: Donnell Ebarrete.
- Track Reading: Slightly-Off Track.
- Timing Directors: Randy Ludensky, Kunio Shimamura.
- Recorded At: Salami Studios.
- Dialogue Mixer: Dan Cubert.
- Assistant Dialogue Mixer: Mark Mercado.
- Studio Post Production Supervisor: Tonda Saska.
- Post Production Supervisor: Richmond Horine.
- Additional Post Production Services: Modern Videofilm, Inc.
- Digital Effects Supervisor: Azariah Owens.
- Post Production Sound Services: Advantage Audio, Inc.
- Sound Designer: Robert Duran.
- Dialogue Editor: Roshuan Hawley.
- Foley Artist: Phyllis Ginter.
- Foley Recordist: Marilyn Graf.
- Digital Audio Transfer: J. Lampinen.
- Re-Recording Mixers: Melissa Ellis, Fil Brown.
- Overseas Production: Lotto Animation.
- Directors: Jongil Lee, Changjin Park.
- Layout Artists: Gitak Cha, Sangho Park, Jongdae Lim, Youngjin Lee, Joonyoung Park.
- Key Animation: Jaekyu Cho, Sungman Jim, Jungman Yoon, Jongjin Choi, Dongmin Jung, Dongjik Woo.
- Clean-Up: Eunhwa Kim, Sungwon Lee.
- Inbetween: Changsook Oh, Jungsook Kim, Kyungah Jung, Minja Kim, Mi Jang, Soyand Yang, Misuyn Kim.
- Ink & Paint: Mihyun Ji, Giyung Kim, Sunghee Kim, Soohyang Kim, Jungjae La, Soeun Jung, Jongsook Choi.
- Backgrounds: Yunhee Kim, Eunee Noh, Nayoung Shin, Jinsook Cho.
- Final Checker: Hosoon Shin.
- Compositing: Joonhyoung Park, Krunwon Lee, Hyewon Seo, Jinchul Lee, Yoori Choi.
- Production: Miok Kwan, Hoon Yeo, Wonsuk Choi, Jihyoung Bae.
- Main Title Animation: Dong Woo Animation.
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What You See in the Dark Giveaway!June 2, 2011 • 24 Comments • category: Algonquin Books Blog, Promotions
We're giving away five copies of Manuel Muñoz's new novel What You See in the Dark and five gorgeous broadsides created by Ander Monson, the multi-talented author of Vanishing Point and Other Electricities. The broadside features Monson's original artwork and an excerpt from the novel, which NPR just picked as one of the top five mysteries for the summer!
"Manuel Munoz's debut mystery, What You See in the Dark, takes flight from one of the cleverest suspense conceits I've encountered in a long time: Two young lovers become entwined in a doomed affair, while, at the same time, Hitchcock and his minions begin setting up their equipment in sleepy Bakersfield. Munoz uses the noir form to meditate on the evil spell that murder on the big screen casts on susceptible minds "in the dark." This atmospheric tale of twisted minds and small-town murder would've put a demented gleam in The Master's eye." — Maureen Corrigan, NPR
For a chance to win a copy of What You See in the Dark and this one-of-a-kind broadside, comment here or on our Facebook page about your favorite summer read. And don't miss the Hitchcockian book trailer below!
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"Manuel Muñoz's vividly suspenseful first novel is a fine blend of Hitchcock's chilly elegance and the sordid passions of James M. Cain: a dark, intimate, heartbreaking tale about four very different women, each one longing to escape the confines of her everyday life through the romantic illusions concocted by Hollywood. Their voices will haunt me for some time to come." —Julia Glass, author of The Widower's Tale and Three Junes
"[A] stellar first novel…with a subtlety worthy of Hitchcock himself."
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Muñoz has hit upon a killer premise: the making of Psycho set against a real-life murder."
"What You See in the Dark strikes emotional chords so deep and with such precision, it almost makes you believe you've discovered a new art form."
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"Refreshingly innovative…Muñoz has upended the conventional crime novel…Nice work."
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"An audacious debut novel…the book, like its double-entendre title, operates superbly on so many levels: as a sharply detailed portrait of small-town life, as a skillful whodunit and as a meditation on escapism and celebrity."
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24 Comments On This Post:
10:58 am
Lisa Emig says...
My favorite summer mystery was Caleb Carr's The Alienist. Still scares the daylights out of me.
11:03 am
celeste says...
So far my favorite summer read has been….Does the noise in my head bother you By Steven Tyler!
I'm always up for a good read!
11:06 am
Jill Hartmann says...
I just finished I Thought You Were Dead by Pete Nelson. Thoroughly enjoyable book – made you laugh and cry and think. What a good book should do!
11:07 am
Ann Adams says...
My favorite summer read thus far is The Land of Mango Sunsets by Dorothea Benton Frank. It was light reading, and I love her flair for capturing life as it really is with a little of the past thrown in. I am always open to the magic of the island.
11:08 am
Larry says...
Heidi Durrow's "The Girl Who Fell From the Sky". A second time round for sure.
11:10 am
Jeffrey Tretin says...
I enjoy a Donna Leon book each summer.
11:16 am
Teresa says...
Hmmm… It is really hard for me to narrow down a favorite because so often a book is my favorite until I finish a new one and then it is my favorite. I think you get the picture…
11:24 am
Lori Anderson says...
Turnaround by George Pelecanos. Also did you announce the winners of the Silver Sparrow giveaway
11:30 am
Kathleen says...
So many books, so little time! So many favorites, but one beach vacation stands out in my mind–I hung out on the beach all day pouring through one Agatha Christie novel after another. Great fun! What You See in the Dark is definitely on my "must read" list.
11:43 am
carol cambareri says...
we always awaited the "new" harry potter book…but now…ah well. awaiting winning this one!!!
11:56 am
Poof...books says...
You have painted a delicious can't miss book so I hope to win one. Summer makes me think of Jane Green…THE OTHER WOMAN, SWAPPIN LIVES, SECOND CHANCE, THE BEACH HOUSE, and I am thinking DUNE ROAD this summer for me.
12:23 pm
James says...
Favorite summer read…yikes so many to choose from. I'd have to recommend Belle Bogg's collection "Mattaponi Queen." A great summer read by a debut author!
1:43 pm
Susan says...
My favorite summer read has to be Barefoot, I love all her novels. But, I am sure this year another one will top the list.
2:33 pm
Diane Prokop says...
Can't wait to read What You See In the Dark this summer!
3:29 pm
Alsek says...
I love Anders Monson. I can't wait to check out WHAT YOU SEE IN THE DARK.
4:31 pm
Mary Jo Gibson says...
Summer reading list is getting unmanageable, but plenty of room for a good scare, WHAT YOU SEE IN THE DARK sounds like a winner!
8:12 pm
Valerie Norris says...
I am about to read the third book in the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series. Like it much more than I thought I would!
9:52 pm
Andrew says...
Summers in a tropical country sear like the breath of Hell, which is why I like reading and re-reading M. John Harrison, whose fictions employ a prose style so surgically precise they feel like cold scalpels slicing the soul.
8:05 am
laurie blum says...
Favorite summer read so far is Talia Carner's "Jerusalem Maiden" – wonderful fictional history!
5:15 pm
Van Pittsenbargar says...
"What You See In The Dark" sounds like a real page-turner that I will enjoy very much. Look forward to reading it SOON!
5:17 pm
Van Pittsenbargar says...
There is so much to read and I'll find the time to do it. Can't wait to sink my eyes (?) into all the books soon to populate my side table!
10:23 am
Carol Wong says...
I have been in Bakersfield, California so many times, it is the perfect setting for a mystery. I loved the promo so much. I am positive that I would love the book.
1:14 pm
Ann says...
Looks intriguing.
9:33 pm
Laurie Blum says...
Sounds like a suspenceful mystery…hope I win!!


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Neither team was able to get anything going at the plate through six innings of play, but a Lady Eagle error in the top of the seventh allowed Curlee to reach safely to lead off the inning. Two batters later, Brevard took advantage of the opportunity, as Mallory delivered the game-winning hit.
Brevard starting pitcher Martika Elmore (Fayetteville, N.C.) then retired the side in the home half of the seventh to seal the win. Elmore (17-10) fired a two-hit shutout and had two strikeouts in seven innings of work.
Lady Eagle starter Mary Shealy (Clinton, S.C.) took the loss despite a solid outing. Shealy (33-12) surrendered one unearned run and seven hits and fanned four batters in seven innings in the circle.
Mallory finished the contest with two of Brevard's seven hits, while Kayla Clemens (Sebring, Fla.) went 2-for-3.
Sophomore catcher Bri Shoemake (Ooltewah, Tenn.) and freshman third baseman Sara Kelley (Birchwood, Tenn.) each had a single in the loss for C-N.


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WARSAW, Poland -- The Warsaw Exhibition and Conference Center will host the 5th Vending Poland Trade Fair on Oct. 3 and 4. The event is sponsored by the Poland's vending association -- Polskie Stowarzyszenie Vendingu -- and is held every two years. PSV is a national member of the European Vending Association.
PSV reports that the fourth staging of the show in 2010 attracted more than 1,200 professionals, up from about 700 in 2008. The number of exhibitors, 52, rose 73% from the 30 companies showing their wares in 2008.
Vending Poland offers a comprehensive overview of products, including equipment, machine parts, disposable packaging, water filtration systems, vendible food and nonfood products, payment systems and information technology solutions for vending management, among other things.
The trade fair's management maintains a website with registration, in Polish and English, at psv.org.pl/targi.


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I've got BT5 R1 running on my macbook pro, (2010 15" i7 osx 10.6.7? (snow leopard)).
I'm running a awus036h on it along with virtual box.
My problem is that I am unable to forward correctly. Yes I have enabled port forwarding properly, and when I wireshark it, I see the arp's sent.
This is weird because, I can arpspoof properly on my windows PC. and arpspoof in a real partition'd BT5 in my macbook.
I've also configured my etter.conf file's uid+eid(? the first two lines) to 0 , enabled the ip table redirects.
I can sometimes get it to forward correctly.. but it will run very slow. Other times it'll just give a DOS(server not found) error on the target PC.
I really want to take advantage of using both osx and bt5 together.. Has anyone else got it to work? Or any ideas?
Here are my steps on doing it with sslstrip:
1#2#Code:echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
3#Code:iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 10000
4#Code:sslstrip -l 10000
5.Code:arpspoof -i wlan0 -t 192.168.1.100 192.168.1.1
I've tried ettercap -G, but the graphical interface just crashes everytime i try to look for hosts. ettercap -C doesn't crash and gives no problems, except for the DOS errors.Code:ettercap -Tq -i wlan0
I've tried installing another setup of BT5 with VBox, doesn't work..
Also does anyone know if it's supposed to detect my alfa as a awus036h, cause its detecting it as IEEE80211 I think.
Thanks! Looking forward to some responses.


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A very exciting guest will be joining the group on the road this summer.
and Promotions
July 29
California National Day of Dance
July 31
Fear The Walking Dead
July 31
Kill 'Em All
July 31
The Lego Batman Movie
August 1
Ed Sheeran with James Blunt
August 5
Night Life Turned Right June 22-Aug 5 Every Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Night
August 11
Summer Blood Drive
August 12
Hot August Bites
August 13
Kendrick Lamar: The Damn. Tour with Travis Scott & D.R.A.M.
August 15
Lady Gaga Joanne World Tour
September 27
Ruff Ryders 20th Anniversary Tour featuring special guest Fat Joe Details: Ruff Ryders, Eve, DMX, Swizz Beatz, more...
October 3
Janet Jackson: State of the World Tour
October 11
The Weeknd Starboy World Tour
December 17
JAY-Z - 4:44 Tour
December 31
Ranger Road and AmazonSmile
January 31
Katy Perry "Witness World Tour"
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If you're having an outdoor backyard wedding this summer, lawn games are must-haves! Set up the lawn games beforehand and add inviting sings like "May the odds be ever in your favor" or "Let the games begin," so that it will encourage guests to play. They're a great way to entertain them during cocktail hour (while you're having pictures taken with your NEW husband) or even during the reception (as long as you don't mind them missing from the dance floor). Choose between these fun favorites:
1. Croquet
Photo: Elevate Photography
2. Chess
Photo: Amanda Lloyd Photography
3. Hula Hoop
Photo: Elevate Photography
Other lawn games to consider: giant jenga, twister or scrabble, bocce ball and horseshoes. Which lawn games did you pick? Share in the comments below!


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All-Marietta Shrine Tournament selection Darin Dellinger has been named Tornado Athlete of the Week for the 16th week of the 2008-09 athletic season. Dellinger earned 18 of the 34 votes cast by visitors of BCTornados.com, or 52.9%.
The junior guard from Stanley, N.C. led the Tornados to a 2-1 record last week, including a runner-up finish in the 38th Annual Marietta Shrine Tournament. In game one of the tournament against Emory & Henry, Dellinger had 18 points as the Tornados defeated the Wasps, 89-73. In the championship game against Marietta, he was again in double-figures with 14 points on 5-11 (45.5%) shooting. This past Saturday against Mars Hill, Dellinger contributed 12 points to the Tornados first South Atlantic Conference win in school history as Brevard defeated Mars Hill, 90-80.
Dellinger has started all 10 games for the Tornados, averaging 8.9 ppg, 2.9 rpg, and 2.0 apg. The Tornados are 7-3 (1-1 SAC) and head to Hickory, N.C. on Wednesday, January 7th, to continue their conference schedule against Lenoir-Rhyne University. Tip-off time is scheduled for 8 p.m.
The Tornado Athlete of the Week is determined by a fan poll on the frontpage of BCTornados.com. Candidates for the Tornado Athlete of the Week award are announced and voting opens every Saturday night at 10 p.m. Voting closes on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.
Week 1 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball
Week 2 - Bailey Varley, Women's Soccer
Week 3 - Rebecca Schoonover, Volleyball
Week 4 - Nikki Peacock, Women's Soccer
Week 5 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 6 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 7 - Trey Wilborn, Football
Week 8 - Alycia Andrade, Women's Cross Country
Week 9 - Jussi Halonen, Men's Soccer
Week 10 - Jo Tuttle, Women's Cycling
Week 11 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball
Week 12 - Jami Perry, Volleyball
Week 13 - Jonathan Whitson, Men's Basketball
Week 14 - Amber Roberts, Women's Basketball
Week 15 - Joseph Chilton, Men's Basketball
Fall MVP - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 16 - Darin Dellinger, Men's Basketball
Week 17 - To be determined, 1/13/09


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Broaden your selection: Category/Science
chemistry (38)
- BKchem
- BKchem is a chemical drawing program written in Python. It is platform independent.
- Biskit
- Biskit is a python library for structural bioinformatics research. It simplifies the analysis of macromolecular structures, protein complexes, and molecular dynamics trajectories and offers a platform for the rapid integration of external programs.
- Bmrblib
- Bmrblib is a Python API abstracting the Biological Magnetic Resonance Data Bank (BioMagResBank or BMRB) NMR-STAR format (http://www.bmrb.wisc.edu/). It allows the writing of NMR-STAR files for BMRB data deposition and the reading and easy extraction of data from files residing in the BMRB data bank, all without knowledge of the Self-Defining Text Archive and Retrieval (STAR) format.
- Chemtool
- Chemtool is a GTK+-based 2D chemical structure editor for X11. It draws organic molecules easily and store them as a X bitmap file. You can export drawings in XFig format for further annotation, or as Postscript files (using xfig's companion program transfig). The distribution includes a set of sample molecular structure drawings. The package also contains a helper program, cht, to calculate sum formula and (exact) molecular weight from a chemtool drawing file.
- E-CELL Simulation Environment
- E-Cell System is an object-oriented software suite for modelling, simulation, and analysis of large scale complex systems such as biological cells. It allows many components, driven by multiple algorithms with different timescales, to coexist. The core library is written in C++ with a Python binding, and frontend software uses Python.
- EMAN is a scientific image processing suite designed mainly to perform single-particle reconstructions of individual molecules. In this method, a transmission electron microscope is used to collect images of thousands of individual molecules. A complex series of algorithms then turns the individual 2D images into a high-resolution 3D structure of the molecule. The core of EMAN is a C++ based scientific image processing library.
- Fityk
- Fityk is nonlinear curve-fitting and data analysis software. It supports data visualization, separation of overlapping peaks, and least squares fitting using standard Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm, a genetic algorithm, or Nelder-Mead simplex method. It knows common bell-shaped functions (Gaussian, Lorentzian, Pearson 7, Voigt, Pseudo-Voigt) and polynomials, but more sophisticated formulae can be added if needed. It also enables background substracting, data calibration and task automation with a simple script language. It is being developed to analyze powder diffraction patterns, but can be used to fit analytical functions to any kind of data.
- GAMGI (General Atomistic Modelling Graphic Interface) is a program to build, view, and analyze atomic strucures such as molecules, crystals, glasses, liquids, etc. It aims to be useful for: the scientific community working in Atomistic Modelling that needs a graphic interface to build input data and to view and analyse output data, calculated with Ab-Initio and Molecular Mechanics programs; the scientific community at large studying chemistry, physics, materials science, geology, etc., that needs a graphic interface to view and analyse atomic structural information and to prepare images for presentations in classes and seminars; teaching chemistry and physics in secondary schools and universities; science promotion in schools, exhibitions and science museums.
- "GDIS' is a GTK/OpenGL based program for displaying isolated molecules, periodic systems, and crystalline habits. It also acts as a GUI to packages such as GAMESS, GULP, and POVRay to provide energy minimizations and publication quality rendering.
- GElemental
- gElemental is a periodic table viewer that provides detailed information on the chemical elements. It is a port of GPeriodic to C++ and gtkmm, and it offers an improved UI, an updated and corrected data set, a better data format, a list view, and easier coloration.
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I have a link that works by using a unique identifier product code. However I am trying to put the product name into the link but I am so far stuck with this.
Does anyone have any suggestions please?
This works..
This doesn't work..
htaccess file..
Options -Indexes
Options -MultiViews
Options +FollowSymLinks
# Prevent viewing of htaccess file
<Files ~ "^\\.ht">
order allow,deny
deny from all
satisfy all
# Error Pages
ErrorDocument 404 /404-error.php
# Rewrite Rules
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^([a-z]+)/([a-z\\-]+)$ /$1/$2.php [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^products/product/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ products/product.php?product_id=$1 [QSA,L]

<a href="/products/product/<?php echo $row['product_id'] . '/' . $row['linkname']; ?>" ><img src="<?php echo $row['image_link']; ?>" alt="<?php echo $row['name']; ?>" />

Ironically, based on your htaccess file, it looks like the first should not work and the second should. Are you sure we're seeing your full and latest htaccess?
That is the latest htaccess file.
I tried the link with the product id second and it still fails.
I re-created your setup -- PHP script at /products/product.php and copy-pasted your htaccess -- but everything worked exactly like it was supposed to. So you've got something funky going on somewhere that we haven't seen. My best guess is that you have another htaccess file with different code somewhere in that directory path.
Brilliant thanks,
The link to the products with the product title in now works. However all the other links on the site no longer work.
Do I need to add a second variable to all the links or is possible to have links with both one and two variables in?
wilderness-wally.com does just what you're asking for and the information you're seeking is in the tutorial linked in my signature - just ignore the comment which will follow this post.
dklynn is referring to me, and the comment he wants you to ignore is that his tutorial in several places contradicts the official Apache documentation and contradicts observable behavior in Apache, and that you'd be much better off learning from the official Apache documentation.
I'm presuming that you found and removed some other htaccess file? Where did that file live and what was in it?
I have constructed landing pages such as .com/products/widgets/red
So the widgets is a page that is a dedicated page with content with widgets on and red sorts the database and display red widgets.
My links now longer work to these pages. Can anyone advise how I now get these to work.
The problem is I am not adding a query at the end so I am stuck on how to fix this.
RewriteRule ^/products/widgets/red/(.*)$ /products/widgets/red [QSA,L]
Actually this will solve it but the problem I have is that I cant make the link work with letters, but it will work with numbrs.
Can anyone advise how I can get it to work with letters?
This works with numbers..
RewriteRule ^articles/articlesfiltered/([1-9]+)/(.*)$ articles/articlesfiltered.php?articlecategory=$1 [QSA,L]
But I need to use letters. But with letters it doesn't work.
RewriteRule ^articles/articlesfiltered/([a-z]+)/(.*)$ articles/articlesfiltered.php?articlecategory=$1 [QSA,L]
Any suggestions please. Once I can run queries on letters it should work fine.
I'm sorry to have to give you the same kind of answer, but the change you posted to make it work with letters instead of numbers is correct, so if it isn't working, then there's some other contributing factor that we haven't seen here.
What I have is a blog. When I use the unique number of the blog post code works fine. But when I try to filter it by the category for example "General" and use [a-z] I cant get the code to work.
But when I replace "General" with a number such as "1" and used [1-9] I can get the code to work.
But with this filter I am using letters.
This is the complete rewriterule, is the first line affecting the rest of the code?
RewriteRule ^([a-z]+)/([a-z\\-]+)$ /$1/$2.php [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^products/product/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ products/product.php?product_id=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^articles/article/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ articles/article.php?ID=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^articles/articlesfiltered/([A-Z]+)/(.*)$ articles/articlesfiltered.php?articlecategory=$1 [QSA,L]
This will only allow capital letters. That's probably the problem. Try instead [A-Za-z]
Cheers dude,
Thats sorted it.
Is there anyway this can be tidied up as it creates a major problem. I want to put the name of the product after the unique product ID but it now affects all the links which have a query in.
Is it possible to isolate only the product line as one which has a second variable after the one I am querying?
RewriteRule ^products/product/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ products/product.php?product_id=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^([a-z]+)/([a-z\\-]+)$ /$1/$2.php [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^products/product/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ products/product.php?product_id=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^articles/article/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ articles/article.php?ID=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^articles/articlesfiltered/([A-Za-z]+)/(.*)$ articles/articlesfiltered.php?articlecategory=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^plusstyle/plusstyle/([0-9]+)/(.*)$ plusstyle/plusstyle.php?ID=$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^plusstyle/plusstylesfiltered/([A-Za-z]+)/(.*)$ plusstyle/plusstylesfiltered.php?articlecategory=$1 [QSA,L]
Any suggestions please.
It is only the products/product.php I am looking to add a slug to but it has affected all the links with a query in.
Does anyone have any suggestions on what I can do to fix this? Unfortunately I have messed up my whole site by trying to add the slug into ine set of links.
Is there anything I can try. I really need to get this sorted.


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paper on DNP use
You only dieting for 4 weeks mate?
day 3 and no carbs , not started the DNP yet just getting used to running on hardly any carbs and i feel pretty tired. added in some pinaple rings today .. i might start with 250 every other day with 50 of T3 , then after 8 days run 250 a day and 75 t3 for 5 days then up to 100 for the rest of the time.
only 4 weeks on DNP mate .. to be honest i will be surprised if i can go that long ..
How are you getting on with it ? Been awaiting your updates !!
Its not the size of the boat.....Its the motion of the ocean.
last week i just ran 100 mg's of anavar and under 40 gms of carbs a day to get used to running the dnp on a low level of carbs. I have felt pretty tired , not 100% if this is the way I am going to go .. i might have carbs up until mid day then just proteins after.
I have felt tired and lethargic , pretty much keto genic. I have been advised to run it for 12 days , it will take 3-4 days to get in to my system. not sure if to start it this week or next as I am supposed to go out for a meal this week , probably not the best idea
How much weight have you lost so far?
the bullshit stops when the cage door locks!!! @prosystemsmma @Ryanwhitemma
i have been running the thermo lipid with MST , Nolvadex and 250 ml of sus, my diet is pretty good. i have started to look far more vascular , i dont weigh myself so i am not to sure on the weight loss, i just go on how i look visually.
I have kept the dnp out of it for a minute , that is a last resort , might run it for 8 days leading up to my holiday
Dnp is really hard to get now , after that daft cow killing herself
They guy who invented Burpees , is a secret child molester
This is pretty hard stuff. Been reading up on it and it's not advised to try if you are unsure of what to do and what not to do. It is risky but some say the best product out there for weight loss. I guess if you can stick to it and do it right then you should be able to lose 5-7lbs a week. Not advised to use over a long period though.
I know Bateman knows his stuff so not saying he doesn't know what to do just incase anyone else see's this and things about trying it
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!


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Did you know?
You can take surfing lessons at Muizenberg Beach.
There's something 'retro' about Cape Town's Muizenberg Beach, an echo of an era when seaside talent shows and parading along the promenade were all the vogue. No doubt it's the old-style beach pavilion and those iconic, boldly-coloured Victorian bathing 'boxes' or huts which evoke the feeling of a step back in time.
Muizenberg Blue Flag Beach has been the summer holiday destination of hundreds of thousands of South Africans over the years; year after year families have journeyed from all areas of the interior to spend their Decembers on the warm sands of this resort town. Many will recount fond memories of ice-cream sellers with bicycles and bells, fruit vendors dispensing paper cups filled with bright red strawberries and, when the wind came up, sheltering between those 'boxes' in the 'snake pit', reluctant to leave this wide, 20km long Cape Town beach until they had no choice.
Then, the popularity of this Cape Town beach stemmed from the fact that this was one Mother City beach where swimmers could immerse more than a big toe in the surf. Positioned on the Indian Ocean, the waters were far more welcoming that the seas of the Atlantic. Time and again surfers will tell that Muizenberg was the place they first took to their boards; the beach's Surfer's Corner remains the place to experience a relatively gentle introduction to the sport. It is fitting then that this South African favourite should hold Blue Flag beach status.
The beachfront complex offers recreational facilities too, such as waterslides, a swimming pool and Putt-Putt for the kids. A popular seafront activity is an easy 30-minute walk from Muizenberg to the neighbouring suburb of St James. A little further away from the beach, steep cliffs offer challenging rock climbing. If you're tired of hanging around the beach, there are fun tourist attractions in the village and a few fun places to stop off for a bite to eat.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
False Bay Tourism Association
Tel: + 27 (0)21 788 8048
Email: email@example.com
Cape Town Tourism
Tel: +27 (0)21 487 6800
Email: email@example.com
How to get here
From central Cape Town, take the M3, M4 or M5 freeway. Commuter trains are also operated by MetroRail on a frequent schedule. The journey takes about 45 minutes.
Best time to visit
During the summer months of December to March.
Around the area
Tourist attractions in the village-like Muizenberg include Rhodes' Cottage where Cecil John Rhodes died in 1902, now a museum marking the man's life. Another is Posthuys or The Post House, one of the country's oldest buildings built by the Dutch East India Company around 1742.
Tours to do
Go bird-watching in the Greater Zandvlei Estuary Nature Reserve, a 2 000ha wetland close to Marina Da Gama; catch a dramatic performance at the Masque Theatre; take a stroll along the Muizenberg Catwalk to St James, bypassing historical buildings and monuments
Get around
Having your own car is an advantage. The MetroRail train is also a fun way to get around.
Where to stay
Numerous bed and breakfasts and guesthouses are located along this beach.
What to eat
Seafood from Kalky's in Kalk Bay. Or if you want to spend the entire afternoon feasting on prawns and a frosty, The Brass Bell restaurant in False Bay is legendary.


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Hey all,
I'm really new to Python and even the simplest things are hard for me to understand. That being said, I've written a simple loop to find q based on some other variables taken from data, but it only displays the last q value computed. I want it to display the entire list, but all I've gotten in terms of "help" from my lab group says "make sure it's a list and then have it print." Isn't it already a list if it is computing multiple values? How do I modify it otherwise?
Here's the code:
for i in range(len(vf)):
a = math.sqrt((b/(2*p))**2 + 9*eta*vf[i]/(2*g*rho)) - b/(2*p)
m = 4/3 * math.pi * a**3 * rho
q = m * g * (vf[i]+vr[i])/ (E * vf[i])
print q
Thanks for explaining!


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The Division's work is organized into sections dealing with specialized areas of the law:
The Business Activities Section represents about over 50 of the state's professional and occupational licensing and regulatory agencies, including the Department of Consumer and Business Services (Insurance Division, Workers Compensation Division, Building Codes Division, Division of Finance & Corporate Securities, and Oregon OSHA), Oregon Public Utility Commission, Teacher Standards and Practices Commission, Bureau of Labor and Industries, Construction Contractors Board, Board of Examiners for Engineering & Land Surveying, Board of Architect Examiners, Oregon Racing Commission, Oregon Medical Board, Board of Nursing, Board of Pharmacy, Board of Dentistry, Board of Psychologist Examiners, Health Licensing Agency, and the Real Estate Commission. Section attorneys provide legal advice to those agencies on a wide variety of issues and represent them in regulatory and administrative enforcement proceedings.
Business Transactions Section attorneys are counsel to state government in the following contracting matters:
Section attorneys are counsel to Lottery and the State Fair on all contracting matters. They are assigned counsel to Department of Corrections Facilities Services and work units in the Department of Administrative Services responsible for state procurement, facilities, information technology, fleet, printing and surplus property services.
The section assists other attorneys in the Department of Justice with Special Assistant Attorney General, expert witness and tribal agreements, and general contracting issues.
Section attorneys frequently represent state agencies in informal resolution of solicitation and contract disputes. They also help draft legislation related to public contracting and produce the Attorney General's Public Contracts Manual.
The Government Services Section's clients include:
Services provided range from advice on operations of the state's prisons to drafting contracts for its client agencies. The section also anticipates agency legal issues and works with agency personnel to develop solutions.
The Health and Human Services Section provides advice and administrative litigation representation to state agencies that help people to live full and healthy lives. Clients include the Oregon Health Authority, the Department of Human Services, and their divisions such as Oregon State Hospital.
Other clients are Cover Oregon (the Oregon Health Insurance Exchange Corporation), the Child Care Office of the Department of Education, and boards and commissions such as the Psychiatric Security Review Board, Oregon Patient Safety Commission, Home Care Commission, and Oregon Health Policy Board. Attorneys in the section assist agencies in complying with the complex laws and regulations of state and federal health and welfare programs.
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The Labor & Employment Section presents trainings and seminars for state agencies and their managers, including both focused trainings on issues like workplace harassment and periodic broad Public Law conferences that cover many areas of our practice.
Natural Resources client agencies include:
Attorneys in the section provide general advice to client agencies to enable them to carry out their constitutional and statutory responsibilities. This includes drafting and reviewing administrative rules, agency orders and other documents, and representing agencies in contested case hearings. Further, attorneys in the section coordinate with attorneys in other divisions of the department to provide substantive litigation support for matters pending in state and federal courts at trial and on appeal.
As its name implies, the Tax and Finance Section's work generally falls into two substantive areas. This section, like most other sections within General Counsel, represents clients in administrative hearings, but unlike most other sections in this division, its litigation practice also extends to trial and appellate courts.
On the tax side, the section advises the Department of Revenue and the Employment Department. The section represents the Department of Revenue in the Oregon Tax Court, the Oregon Supreme Court and in federal courts. Tax advice and litigation encompasses property tax, personal income tax, corporation income and excise taxes, as well as other types of state and local taxes and local budget law procedures. The section advises the Employment Department and represents it in administrative hearings, primarily on unemployment insurance tax matters. The section also advises and represents the Insurance Division of the Department of Consumer and Business Services on tax matters. The tax attorneys also advise other state agencies on tax issues and represent the state in tax matters before the Internal Revenue Service.
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Bridging both the tax and finance areas is the Public Employees Retirement System. The section coordinates advice related to maintaining the tax qualification of the system and provides general advice on benefits issues. The section also represents PERS in contested case hearings on issues involving entitlement to retirement, disability and death benefits.
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text: Today is Ash Wednesday and our Lenten Film Series from the INNetwork begins! I will post these every week. You can also visit the INNetwork (Ignatian News Network) each week as well. If you go to The INNetwork on your mobile device you can downtown the app and receive notifications each time a new Lenten film goes up.Bring your journal or a notebook to reflect on the questions that emerged from the Scriptures and the film/interview. This series if good for high … [Read more...]


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Autoethnography as a Genre of Qualitative Research: A Journey Inside Out
In this article, I argue that an autobiographical narrative approach is highly suited to educational research. I discuss how a researcher's personal narrative, or autoethnography, can act as a source of privileged knowledge. I further argue that personal experience methods can be used on a variety of topics relevant to teaching and the field of education in order to expand knowledge. Autobiographical narrative is a research genre and a methodology. It offers opportunities to highlight identity construction as it covers various aspects of the narrator's life. In an attempt to contribute to literature based on Muslim women's educational experiences, I have disclosed a series of personal experiences. I have thereby demonstrated the value of autoethnography. When writing an autoethnography, the researcher can develop a deeper understanding of his or her own life. Moreover, reading an autoethnography, one is able to view how others live their lives, which can also contribute to a deeper understanding of life in general. Therefore, autoethnography—whether read or written—has a strong, educational merit.


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August 20, 2013 -- When a tornado ravaged Moore on May 20, Jake Spradling and his family may have lost their home and possessions…but they found a new family. At the time, Spradling was a senior at Southmoore High School, preparing for his high school graduation, ready to begin a new chapter of his life as a freshman at Northwestern Oklahoma State University and as a new member of the Ranger football program.
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By Daniel MacEachern
TC Media
ST. JOHN'S — The annual auditor general's report says the Marble Mountain Development Corporation needs better control of its bank account.
Acting auditor general Wayne Loveys' report, released Wednesday afternoon, identified several problems with the corporation, which has its office in Corner Brook, and its management of the ski facility.
Among them:
‰ The corporation has run a deficit for each of the last five years, requiring an annual provincial operating grant as well as an approved line of credit of $2.1 million guaranteed by the province, of which $1.9 million has been spent by the corporation.
‰ Because the corporation's bank indebtedness, interest expenses and bank charges total $164,115 for the three years ending April 30, 2011.
‰ The company's ski lift operations have run a deficit in each of the last three years, totalling $1,359,224. A major expense related to the ski lift is a contract for management of the service, but a review of the contract found that after it expired in 2005, it was renewed for a three-year period and then three two-year periods, expiring in 2014, without any further public tender. Weekly invoices from the contractor, required by the contract, have not been submitted, and the corporation has also paid expenses of the contractor including vehicle rental ($7,232) and snow gun rental ($5,650), among others, despite those expenses not being covered by the contract.
‰ The use of fuel for the three snow groomers ($51,000 in the year ending April 30) is not monitored, and the corporation doesn't know if the fuel is being used for vehicles other than the groomers.
‰ Six purchases totalling $119,295 were not tendered as required, including two snowmobiles, costing $32,705.
In its response, the corporation acknowledges its financial difficulties, and says it has been examining alternatives to reducing its dependency on the line of credit.
"However, given the limited cash flow and operational demands, there are no foreseeable opportunities for reduction of this debt," says the response. Elsewhere in the response, the corporation says it will review its procedures and update them as required.
Difficult couple of years
Bob Pike, chairman of the corporation's board of directors, told TC Media the ski facility has had a difficult couple of years.
"With the auditor general's report, I have to say I'm somewhat disappointed with the result, but at the same time I will say that we certainly accept the content of the report and I have to thank the auditor general and his team for the effort they put into this," he said, adding the report brings a lot of opportunity for improvement.
"But I think we have to recognize that Marble Mountain's corporate management team has experienced unprecedented turnover in recent years. But if you look at where we're at now and where we're going, we have a new general manager in place, and we have a new manager of finance in place. And because of that, we're well underway to making improvements in many areas."
Derek Dalley, minister of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, said the report has identified several areas that require attention.
"I'm confident that the corporation will be compliant with the AG's recommendations," he said. "As for the actual finances of Marble Mountain and the challenges that they've had, I think we fully recognize, particularly the past couple of years, it's been a bit of a struggle. The weather's certainly hampered a lot of the opportunities for Marble Mountain.'
"As well, they've gone under some significant changes with respect to senior management and leadership. We're optimistic. They started skiing this year on Boxing Day. They have snow. We have new leadership. They've got some new ideas, so as a government, certainly as a department, we're confident that they're on the right track to be much more successful."
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