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Carolina Panthers receiver Steve Smith says he" lit into" Cam Newton about his actions on the sideline when the young quarterback was replaced late in the fourth quarter of Thursday night's 36-7 blowout loss to the New York Giants.
Smith, a former Utah Ute in his 12th season with Carolina, said he was upset when Newton sat sulking on the bench instead of getting up to watch backup Derek Anderson and trying to learn from his own mistakes.
As a team captain and the elder statesman of the team, Smith felt something needed to be said to the 23-year old Newton about the importance of remaining positive and better handling adversity.
"I don't want to be passive and not do it because if I don't do it, who will?" Smith said. "The same way with my son, I can't expect somebody else [to do that]. So yeah, I lit into him because I thought it was an opportunity for him to see and understand what was going on. This is more than about playing football. It's about becoming a man and understanding what this is."
Newton declined comment through the team's public relations staff. The team said he isn't speaking until next Wednesday.
Players have the weekend off.
Coach Ron Rivera lifted Newton in the fourth quarter against the Giants after his third interception with Carolina trailing by 26 points. Rivera said he took out Newton because the game was out of hand.
After Newton was replaced by Anderson, Smith spoke to Newton on the bench because he felt he was sulking over the impending loss.
"I said, 'Get up and learn from this,'" Smith said. "I watched DA [Anderson] and Jimmy [Clausen] observe from the sidelines the last 20-something games and try to get mental reps. This is an opportunity for you to get some mental reps. Don't just sit on the bench and sulk. I know you feel bad, but that isn't going to help us."
It's the second straight year teammates have questioned Newton's demeanor on the sideline.
Last year offensive linemen Ryan Kalil and Jordan Gross both spoke to Newton in private about the importance of not getting down during a game.
"It's about not missing an opportunity to give him some advice that maybe I didn't listen to [when I was young] or maybe nobody told me," said the 32-year-old Smith.
Smith said former Panthers wide receiver Ricky Proehl "did it to me a few times and maybe he was more subtle than I was. But you know what, if I sit back and say, 'Oh, look at Cam over there sulking,' or 'look at this, or look at that' that's not going to do anything. I told him this is an opportunity for you to learn from this."
Rivera said he'll probably have a talk with Newton but wouldn't discuss what the conversation will be about.
Rivera knows Newton is an emotional player and said there's a "fine line" to walk between maintaining his burning desire to win and keeping his emotions in check.
"You look at things like, well, if something positive happens do you want to hide the emotions? And if something negative happens do we want to hide the emotions?" Rivera said.
Gross, a longtime teammate of Smith's at Utah and with the Panthers, said he doesn't have a problem with Newton's demeanor. And he didn't think anything needed to be said about Newton outside of the locker room.
"Cam wears his heart on his sleeve and you know how he's feeling based on his actions," Gross said. "He wants to win as much as anybody, and when we don't he takes it to heart. I would like any of my teammates, if they're upset about things, to talk it out with us in the locker room, and know that we're all in it together."
Smith knows he might take some criticism for calling out Newton, but doesn't care. Smith said he hopes the lesson will pay off for Newton down the road when he's retired and the quarterback is setting NFL records.
"If this is something wrong for saying that, well, I'd rather be wrong and one day during his long career he goes, 'Ah, I hated to hear that, but maybe that's what Smitty was talking about,'" Smith said.
League levies fines
Safety Kenny Phillips has been fined $30,000 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness, one of four New York Giants disciplined for their conduct in last Sunday's win over Tampa Bay. Phillips drew the fine for striking defenseless Buccaneers receiver Vincent Jackson on a pass play. No penalty flag was thrown.
Other Giants disciplined were running back Andre Brown, $15,750 for a horse-collar tackle on Brandon McDonald during an interception return; and offensive linemen David Baas and Kevin Boothe, fined $7,875 for unnecessary roughness.
Fined $21,000 were Steelers linebacker Lawrence Timmons for helmet-to-helmet contact with Jets QB Mark Sanchez; Patriots LB Jerod Mayo for hitting defenseless Arizona WR Early Doucet in the head and neck; and Bills safety Da'Norris Searcy for the same against Chiefs TE Kevin Boss.
Around the league
Bears • Pro Bowl running back Matt Forte will sit out Chicago's game against the St. Louis Rams on Sunday because of a sprained right ankle he suffered in last week's loss to Green Bay. With Forte out, Michael Bush figures to be the primary ballcarrier.
Redskins • Receiver Pierre Garcon appears likely to miss his second straight game with a sore right foot. Garcon was limited in practice again Friday and listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against Cincinnati.
Eagles • Receiver Jeremy Maclin won't play at Arizona on Sunday because of a hip injury. Maclin was hurt in the season opener and aggravated the injury throwing a block against the Ravens last week.
Mom razzes Dumervil
So Elvis Dumervil doesn't have any sacks through the first two games.
Hardly a big deal this early in the season. Or so the Denver Broncos defensive end thought.
His mom recently called and asked him very matter-of-factly, "Why don't you have any sacks yet?"
So maybe this was a little bigger deal than he figured.
Dumervil insists his sackless start has more to do with double teams than anything else. Blockers have simply figured out a way to neutralize his patented moves, the ones that led to a league-leading 17 sacks in 2009.
Now, it's up to Dumervil to counter. He's watching tape of sack specialists from around the league, looking for new maneuvers he can incorporate into his pass rush.
"It's a chess match," said Dumervil, whose Broncos (1-1) will host Houston (2-0) on Sunday. "It's all about studying film, knowing what's coming and when it's coming. I've got to get a step ahead of them."
Them, of course, would be offensive linemen and whoever else tries to get in his way.
Dumervil frequently has to go through a hulking offensive tackle, with a tight end or a running back waiting for him should he break free.
His reputation has simply preceded him. So low to the ground and so fast to the quarterback, the undersized Dumervil is difficult to contain. Well, with one blocker anyway.
"Teams just account for you. It happens. It's not like I'm just running around one-on-ones," said Dumervil, who didn't have his first sack until Nov. 6 last season and still finished with 9½. "I've just got to do a better job chipping and getting around double-teams.
"When (the sacks) come, they will come in bunches."
That's been the case for Von Miller, who's taking advantage of all the attention lavished on Dumervil. The second-year linebacker is off to a soaring start and is tied for the AFC lead in sacks with three.
Dumervil and Miller teamed up last season to form Denver's vaunted "Doom & Gloom" pass-rushing duo.
Given Miller's production, offenses may soon roll their protection toward Miller. Should that happen, Dumervil said he will be ready.
"They can't chip both of us all the time," said Dumervil, who is 5-foot-11and relies heavily on his massive wing span to gain separation from offensive linemen.
As for his mom chiming in, Dumervil just laughed.
"She just loves sacks, too," he said. "She's my biggest fan. She's always asking me about sacks."
Dumervil nearly had a few against Pittsburgh in the season opener, hitting Ben Roethlisberger five times. But he just couldn't bring the big QB to the ground.
"If I get there quicker, we wouldn't be having this talk," said Dumervil, a fourth-round pick in 2006 out of Louisville. "It's not like I'm nowhere around the quarterback."
Nor is he shirking his other responsibilities. Dumervil has been solid against the run.
"Look, sacks are going to come. Dumervil is going to get his sacks," defensive tackle Justin Bannan said. "It all comes down to situational football. The odds are going to increase greatly if we get a nice, big lead and then Dumervil and Von can get on the pass rush. As far as stuffing the run, he's done a great job of that. But it will all come eventually."
Defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio isn't concerned about his premier rusher.
"He's been outstanding," Del Rio said. "We've played some good defense. There are some things we need to do a little bit better and we're working on it. We're cleaning it up. As coaches, we're never happy. It's never good enough. But I'm very pleased with Elvis, in particular. A lot of our guys on defense have started their year the right way."
It was a tumultuous offseason for Dumervil, who was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in Miami Beach, Fla., two months ago, only to have the charges dropped.
"I'm just ready to continue my life," he said in August when he was cleared, adding that he "didn't do anything wrong," but was "in the wrong place at the wrong time."
As for his slow start, Dumervil simply shrugged it off.
"All you can do is just play ball and overall become a better player," said Dumervil, who missed the 2010 season after tearing a chest muscle in camp, shortly after signing a $58 million contract. "Sacks are what I love; that will never change. Obviously, I do want sacks, but at the same time I've got to do what's best within the scheme of the defense and do my part."
Around the league
Bears • Pro Bowl running back Matt Forte will sit out Chicago's game against the St. Louis Rams on Sunday because of a sprained right ankle he suffered in last week's loss to Green Bay. With Forte out, Michael Bush figures to be the primary ballcarrier.
Redskins • Receiver Pierre Garcon appears likely to miss his second straight game with a sore right foot. Garcon was limited in practice again Friday and listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against Cincinnati.
Eagles • Receiver Jeremy Maclin won't play at Arizona on Sunday because of a hip injury. Maclin was hurt in the season opener and aggravated the injury throwing a block against the Ravens last week.
Week 3 schedule
N.Y. Giants 36, Carolina 7
Tampa Bay at Dallas, 11 a.m.
St. Louis at Chicago, 11 a.m.
• San Francisco at Minnesota, 11 a.m., Ch. 13
Detroit at Tennessee, 11 a.m.
Kansas City at New Orleans, 11 a.m.
• Cincinnati at Washington, 11 a.m., Ch. 2
N.Y. Jets at Miami, 11 a.m.
Buffalo at Cleveland, 11 a.m.
Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 11 a.m.
Philadelphia at Arizona, 2:05 p.m.
Atlanta at San Diego, 2:05 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Oakland, 2:25 p.m.
Houston at Denver, 2:25 p.m., Ch. 2
• New England at Baltimore, 6:20 p.m., Ch. 5
Green Bay at Seattle, 6:30 p.m., ESPN


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Tributes for Nov. 15
November 22, 2013
Ronald Gene Knaub
April 30, 1948-Oct. 23, 2013
Age: 65
Residence: Strasburg
Ronald Gene Knaub, 65, of Strasburg, passed away suddenly Oct. 23, 2013, in Springs, Johannesburg, South Africa. He was born April 30, 1948, to Oliver and Clara M. (Schulz) Knaub in Greeley.
Ron enlisted into the Army and served with the Army Corps of Engineers in Vietnam. THANK YOU, RON!
Ron's passions were his beloved wife and son, his work, the Second Amendment, motorcycling with his wife and always remaining open to learning new things and sharing his knowledge with others. Ron and Janeen were married Dec. 26 in West Virginia among their loving friends and family.
Ron is survived by his loving wife, Janeen Knaub; son, C.J. Knaub of the home; father, Oliver Knaub of Colorado; Mike Knaub of Colorado; in-laws, Jim and Brenda Still; brother-in-law, Gregg Boury; sister-in-law, Dr. Tiffany Boury; nephew, Taylor Boury; and niece, Bethany Boury, all of West Virginia; special friends, Andy Laden of Colorado, Mickey Caulder of South Carolina, Jim Kowcheck of Pennsylvania and many dear friends and admired colleagues around the world.
Ron was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Philip and Katie Knaub; maternal grandparents, William and Rosina Flohr; and mother, Clara M. Knaub.
A memorial service with military honors will be at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, 2013, at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project, in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO, 80631. Friends may view the online obituary and send condolences at http://www.allnutt.com.
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13th November 2011 12:26 PM #1
Can you prepare for an unexpected outcome?
At the recent Pregnancy and Parenting Network we explored lots of issues surrounding unexpected outcomes. The aim of the discussion was to explore unexpected outcomes including arming yourself with knowledge, how to be empowered if a transfer from a homebirth, a supportive environment and birth planning. It was a huge topic and difficult to tackle as on one had we plan for a wonderful homebirth and don't want to think about the 'What ifs...'
The points brought up during the discussion were:
- Educating yourself by reading, internet, discussion with your midwife and attending classes
- Having a discussion during pregnancy about unexpected outcomes
- Preparing your partner and birth support team ahead of time with your choices
- Consider formulating a birth plan for both a homebirth and a plan if a transfer becomes necessary
- Tour the hospital facilities
Can you prepare for an unexpected outcome? Did you? What are your thoughts on this topic?
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Well with my first son I did not have anytihng planned at all. I basically did not know that i was going to have a casarean at all. I went to the doctor one morning and he told me that I had to go to the hospital so that I can have the baby. I forgot that I was actually overdue at that time. I am making sure to try and plan for my second one even though I am already set up for a date.


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Maren & Josh
September 22
Skull Valley, Arizona
Q & A with the Bride:
1. What was the one thing about your venue that made you know it was the one?
It's a ranch owned by a couple and when we went to look at it, the man took us around the property then offered us wine while we talked about life and not necessarily wedding details. It was so calm, quiet, and peaceful. We ended up talking into the evening. They made us feel like the whole venue would be about us and our family. This was a far different experience and more personal experience than other venues.
2. Which three details from your wedding were your favorites?
1. Josh's maternal grandmother was our minister.
2. The chandeliers were lit and hanging from a tree in the middle of the woods with no outlet or cords in view.
3. Vintage furniture and blue grass band.
3. Give us the one moment in your wedding day you can't stop thinking about.
When Josh sang to me during our grand entrance at the reception.


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REPORT: Justin Bieber being investigated for battery
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(Yahoo!) - Justin Bieber may have only just returned to the U.S., but he's already found himself in some big trouble!
The Biebs is being investigated for battery, after a neighbor says Bieber made physical contact with him and threatened him.
L.A. County Sheriff's spokesperson Steve Whitmore confirmed to "omg! Insider" that an incident happened this morning at Bieber's home in Calabasas, California.
Whitmore explains that at about 9:08 a.m. the LA County Sheriff's Department responded to a (non-911) call.
The accuser - confirmed to be a neighbor of Bieber's - told deputies that Bieber made physical contact with him. The accuser also claims that Bieber threatened him. He made allegations of a battery and some threats.
Sources in the neighborhood tell "omg! Insider" that it was actually Bieber's car that caused the incident. Bieber got his car back this a.m. and the car was loud and he was driving super fast and it ticked off the neighbor. According to the source there was no physical contact, just aggressive words.
The cops are no longer at Bieber's home and the incident is under investigation.
Bieber is currently on a short break from his European tour. His next concert is scheduled for this Saturday, March 30, in Vienna, Austria.
"omg! Insider" has reached out to his rep for comment. Story developing.
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REDLANDS -- Organizations across the Redlands area, including Redlands High School, the University of Redlands as well as the Redlands Daily Facts, gave presentations to 80 people on how they use GIS maps at A.K. Smiley Library on Wednesday.
GIS maps can be used in almost every way imaginable, from tracking pollution, to mapping movements of indigenous populations in Africa, to illustrating earthquake patterns.
Redlands High School sophomore Calvin Mende used GIS maps to show how patterns of earthquakes can help better predict where they will strike.
"We show the date, time, where it happened, depth and the magnitude," said Mende. "We show how it will affect that region."
The program also gives valuable information to those impacted by an earthquake in real time.
"Not too many people are doing this as it happens," said his teacher, Yui Shin. "It's the fastest turnaround out there."
Redlands university students showed how they used GIS technology to find lost villages in Africa, show the interchanging of religious ideas during the Roman Empire, and the impact of the Holocaust across Europe.
One of the projects involved showing how pollution from the air settles in lakes. The information is showing how clean the water is and how it affects fish in the lake and compares it to lakes throughout the region.
Among the maps included in the presentation by the Los Angeles News Group, which includes the Redlands Daily Facts, was one published as part of this year's Sept. 11 anniversary coverage. The map showed how many military service members with ties to the greater L.A. area have lost their lives in military operations since 9/11.
"Nothing could show the impact like a map," said Gina Dvorak, multimedia editor of the Redlands Daily Facts, San Bernardino Sun and Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.
GIS Day also gave children the chance to learn about spatial information technology through Esri librarians.
Kimberly Perna of Redlands brought her son to GIS Day so he could learn about how his dad, a firefighter who uses maps in his job.
"I learned about maps, typography, North Pole, South Pole," said 8-year-old Nicholas Perna, who also said he had a good time at the event.
A.K. Smiley brought out some maps from the past to give a perspective of how much technology has changed the way we see the world around us. Some of the maps were from the late 19th century.
"It gives us a snapshot in history," said archivist Nathan Gonzales. "We learn what was here before."
GIS organizes measurements, inventories, datasets and observations, and allows all of this information to be brought together in a single place to better understand how our world works.
Roxanne Brooks, 52, of Irvine said she learned plenty about GIS technology. She said the technology is a great way to track information big and small.
"Obama needs to invest in GIS programs," Brooks said, making the crowd laugh.


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Flying Squirrel
Photograph by Hope Ryden
A flying squirrel munches a meal on terra firma. These squirrels actually glide rather than fly, using the two long flaps of skin on their sides to catch the wind.
Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel
Photograph by George Mobley
Golden-mantled ground squirrels live in underground burrows, where they store their food. Like chipmunks, they have cheek pouches to carry their food.
Eastern Gray Squirrel Grooming
Photograph by Chris Johns
Tree squirrels are excellent climbers but will frequently come to the ground in search of nuts, acorns, berries, and flowers.
Fox Squirrel Nibbles
Photograph by Bates Littlehales
Like other squirrels, fox squirrels are scatter-hoarders, burying their loot in the ground near their nests for winter consumption. They primarily feed upon seeds and nuts, but also eat fruit, eggs, insects, and small lizards.
Close-Up of a Fox Squirrel
Photograph by Bates Littlehales
Fox squirrels are found throughout much of the United States as well as in northern Mexico and southern Canada.
Red Squirrel
Photograph by George F. Mobley
Red squirrels, native to Eurasia, are threatened by the introduction of the gray squirrel, which competes for food and habitat.
Rock Ground Squirrel
Photograph by Bates Littlehales
Ground squirrels live in underground nests often connected by tunnels. Like prairie dogs, ground squirrels take turns on sentry duty, warning the others of any danger.
Eastern Gray Squirrel Having a Meal
Photograph by Chris Johns
Tree squirrels, like this eastern gray squirrel, are seen in many parks, backyards, and forests throughout the world.


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Theresa (Terri) Geller teaches courses in film and media studies, literary and critical theory, and feminist and queer studies. Her research interests include film history, continental philosophy, queer theory, film genre, cultural studies, and feminist film theory. Professor Geller joined the Grinnell faculty as its first film specialist through the Expanding Knowledge Initiative (EKI), which was implemented to further enhance interdisciplinary learning. She has published in such journals as Camera Obscura, Senses of Cinema, Rhizomes, and Biography, and has chapters in the scholarly anthologies Lady Gaga and Popular Music: Performing Gender, Fashion, and Culture (Routledge Studies in Popular Music), Gender After Lyotard (SUNY Press) and East Asian Cinemas: Exploring Transnational Connections on Film (Taurus World Cinema). She is completing a manuscript on The X-Files for TV Milestones (Wayne State University Press), and is also currently co-editing, An Indelible Mark: Women and the Work of Todd Haynes. She is a longtime member of the Society for Cinema and Media Studies.
Theresa L. Geller
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Education / Degrees:
Ph.D., Literatures in English, Rutgers University; Certification in Women's & Gender Studies M.A., English, University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign; Certification in the Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory; Certification in Cinema Studies B.A., English and Women's Studies, University of California - Santa Cruz
Courses Taught:
Courses Taught At Grinnell HUM 211 Film Analysis * † HUM 290 Film Genres * † HUM 395 Queer Cinema/Queer Theory † HUM 395 Domestic Cinema: Seminar in Feminist Film Theory * † ENG 120 Literary Analysis ENG 273 Feminisms, Gender, and Literary Theory † ENG 346 Postmodern Fiction and Film † TUT 100 Cinematic Identity: Race, Sex and Gender on Film * Counts towards American Studies concentration † Counts towards Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies major Mentored Advanced Projects Advanced Research in Film History Advanced Studies in Feminist & Queer Theory Community, Posthumanism, Aesthetics New Perspectives in Visual Culture
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Academic Interests:
Film theory, history and aesthetics; Critical theory Cultural studies Popular Culture American and East Asian cinemas


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The College
The Moravian Campus
Bethlehem, Moravian's home, is an attractive tree-lined city of 75,000, central to the greater Lehigh Valley community, whose population totals more than 700,000. Known as the Christmas City, Bethlehem is home to a growing number of corporations and businesses in service and technology fields.
It is a city that has blended culture and commerce, progress and preservation. Among its cultural highlights are the Bach Festival in May, the ten-day Musikfest in August, which draws more than 1,000,000 visitors annually, the Celtic Classic in September, and the events and displays of the Christmas season, which attract many thousands of guests from all over the world. A special Christmas event is the College's annual candlelight Christmas Vespers in Central Moravian Church, attended by more than 6,000 people.
Most College activities and instruction take place on the Main Street Campus. Here, in a residential setting, are classroom buildings, residence halls, administrative offices, the College student center, athletics and recreation facilities, and the College library.
In Spring 2016, the institution opened a new Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center at 1441 Schoenersville Road. This 33,000 square foot facility houses the College's Department of Rehabilitation Sciences as well as a St. Luke's University Health Network Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy outpatient facility.
The Priscilla Payne Hurd Academic Complex, at the center of the Main Street campus, opened in 2003. Connected to Collier Hall of Science, this 55,100-square-foot complex features two tiered classrooms, six 48-seat classrooms with flexible seating, two computer classrooms, a computer science laboratory, a data and statistics laboratory, a psychology observation cluster, an experimental teaching classroom, three seminar rooms, and student research areas. It contains faculty and staff offices for the Departments of Education, Mathematics and Computer Science, Psychology, and Sociology.
Collier Hall of Science, a 72,000-square-foot structure, houses the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Nursing, and Physics and Earth Science. Collier Hall provides 35 laboratories for teaching and student-faculty research, the Dana and Mellon lecture halls, classrooms, and faculty offices.
The Haupert Union Building provides dining and food court services, lounges and entertainment space, meeting rooms, offices for student organizations, the College bookstore, Arena Theater, and Prosser Auditorium for lectures, performances, and other events. It also houses the Center for Leadership and Service, part of the leadership initiative that began in the 2003-2004 academic year.
Reeves Library, expanded in 1992, contains seating for 400, shelf space for 400,000 volumes, individual study carrels, seminar rooms, and the Center for Moravian Studies. The library's electronic services include searchable databases and links to peer-reviewed web sites in numerous academic areas, as well as tutorials on research skills such as searching, evaluating sources, and documenting scholarship. Reeves Library is part of an interlibrary loan system with the other colleges of the Lehigh Valley, giving Moravian students access to more than 2,000,000 volumes.
The College's Athletics and Recreation Center includes Johnston Hall and the Timothy M. Breidegam Field House. Johnston Hall's gymnasium is the focal point for indoor athletic events, including home games of the Greyhound men's and women's basketball teams. Its 1,600-seat indoor arena also is used for convocations, concerts, and a variety of other campus and community events. It contains a weight-lifting room. Breidegam Field House, adjoining Johnston Hall, includes an indoor track, a weight room and fitness center, an aerobics and dance studio, and four regulation multipurpose courts for intramural and recreational sports. Outdoor athletics facilities at the nearby Steel Field complex include football fields and stadium, an all-weather track, baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, and a field house. Additional fields for intercollegiate competition, intramurals, and informal play are located near College residence halls.
The Priscilla Payne Hurd Campus on Church Street, eight-tenths of a mile south of the Main Street Campus, formerly housed Moravian College for Women. The campus is in the heart of the city's colonial historic district, where Moravian settlers constructed buildings of renowned beauty and endurance. Church Street has been identified as one of the 10 most distinctive historic streets in America, with the Single Brethren's House (1748) considered to be one of the best examples of Colonial Germanic architecture in the country. Given the rich tradition of the Moravians' love for music and art, nothing could be more appropriate than for the College's academic center for these two disciplines to be located on this historic site. The Hurd Center for Music and Art encompasses six buildings, including the Single Brethren's House and the Payne Gallery, as well as Foy Concert Hall, which was added in 1982. The Hurd Campus provides a variety of classroom, practice, recital, performance, and exhibition spaces in a unique and beautifully restored setting. There are three residential options for students on the Hurd Campus: Main Hall (all women), Clewell Hall (all men), and the HILL (a co-ed residence built in 2009); and two dining facilities (Clewell Dining Hall and the Root Cellar Café).
The Hurd Campus is bounded by Monocacy Creek, a long stretch of natural beauty; the attractive downtown shopping area; and Bethlehem's contemporary public library and city government offices. All these harmonize with the stone and brick historic structures, making Church Street an unparalleled example of the progression of architecture in America over the past two and a half centuries.
The College provides transportation to enable students to travel between campuses.
The St. Luke's University Hospital campus is across the Lehigh River, approximately a mile from the Hurd Campus. Students Moravian College students utilize the Priscilla Payne Hurd Education Center, Trexler Hall, and the hospital facilities of this campus. Allied health and nursing students also use facilities throughout the Lehigh Valley operated by St. Luke's University Health Network.


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Remove a popcorn textured ceiling in four basic steps: preparing the room, wetting the ceiling, scraping the "popcorn" material off the ceiling and using joint compound to recover any bare joints and eroded nail holes - leaving your ceiling ready to be painted or textured in any way you desire.
Take a small sample of the ceiling material and send it to an EPA certified testing lab before you begin. If your ceiling contains Asbestos, you will need to have a certified asbestos removal contractor do the job for you.
Since you'll be using a lot of water in this project, first be sure to turn of the electricity and check it with a circuit tester. Remove all furniture and ceiling light fittings.
Tape small pieces of plastic over each electrical outlet and cover the floor with heavy duty plastic floor sheeting, extending it up the walls a foot or so.
Run painter's tape along the upper edge of the walls then cover the entire wall with plastic sheeting, taping the top edge to the tape already there. Roll out a layer of resin paper on the floor.
Using a garden sprayer, wet the ceiling, working in 4 to 5 square feet areas at a time, wetting the ceiling thoroughly, but being careful not to over-wet it.
Round off the corners of a joint knife (to prevent gouges) and use it to scrape off the popcorn ceiling. If you run into any hard scraping areas, apply a little more water, wait and then try again.
Unroll another layer of resin paper directly on top of ceiling debris and continue scraping ceiling. When all material has been scraped off, take down plastic sheeting from walls, roll up wet paper and plastic on floor and place all into a large garbage bag.
Mix joint compound in a tray and apply along the joint lines. Dip joint tape into water, squeeze of excess and use a putty knife to press the tape into the joint compound. Smooth off excess.
Use two thin applications of joint compound to bring holes flush with the wallboard.
Use a sanding pad on the end of a long pole to sand off any high ridges.
Fill any low spots with another coat or two of joint compound, sanding in between coats. Prime the ceiling using a primer that says "for wallboard". Your ceiling is then ready for you to paint or texture as you like.


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LouSeal takes command in week two
Just 48 hours remain to cast votes for your favorite mascots
By Danny Wild / MiLB.com | July 30, 2013 6:42 AM ET
After two weeks of voting, Mascot Mania has a surprising new front-runner.
Trailing after the first week, Columbus' LouSeal ran away with the lead in both the International League and as the overall vote-getter and now owns a large overall lead over last week's most popular mascot, Savannah's Gnate the Gnat.
It's a troubling end of the month for Toledo's Muddy the Mud Hen, who only a week ago sat atop the IL poll in what had been a close race. With LouSeal owning 29.3 percent of the IL vote, it's an uphill climb for Muddy, who now ranks No. 4 behind celebrity-endorsed Chopper of Gwinnett and Syracuse's Scooch.
So who is LouSeal? The Clippers describe the jacket-wearing 4,000-pound seal as being an Alaskan native who ended up befriending Columbus' Captain Clipper before assuming primary mascot duties for the Indians' Triple-A affiliate. He's recently been campaigning hard on Twitter and on the streets:
@arresteddev Buster Bluth and I took campaign photos to help @CLBClippers and I win #MascotMania! RTs = Votes! pic.twitter.com/UwI9eK12QX- LouSeal (@ClippersLouSeal) July 26, 2013
Also moving to the top since the last update are Fresno's Parker going past Albuquerque's Orbit in the PCL, while another Orbit -- this one in Great Falls -- coming from behind in the Pioneer League. The PCL's race for first along with a back-and-forth battle in the Appalachian League are the competition's closest.
Fans are being urged to select one mascot from each league in the Minors in the first round of voting, which runs until Thursday at noon. The top 14 mascots will then battle it out for the championship belt from Aug. 1-8. Fans can vote on MiLB.com and on Twitter by following @MiLB and tweeting #MascotMania along with the Twitter handle of the team whose mascot they'd like to vote for.
When fans vote online or via Twitter, they can also enter for a chance to win a 2014 MLB.TV Premium subscription, a 2014 MiLB.TV yearly subscription, gift certificates for the MLB and MiLB shops and a mascot prize pack, among other prizes.
Here's a league-by-league breakdown 12 days into the competition and with just 48 hours until the finalists are determined:
International League
As mentioned, it's suddenly LouSeal's race to lose after he gained thousands of votes to pull ahead. Gwinnett's campaign for Chopper last week included support from comedian Jeff Foxworthy and Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan:
Pacific Coast League
It's quite a three-way race out West where Fresno's Parker has nudged past defending champ Orbit of Albuquerque. Not far behind is Round Rock's Spike, as the top three are separated by less than one percent of the total vote. Tucson's Kino Bambino is a close fourth.
Southern League
It's not especially close, with Pensacola's Kazoo ahead with 28 percent of the vote over Montgomery's Big Mo, Tennessee's Slugger and Chattanooga's Looie.
Texas League
Ballapeno's lead stood strong after two weeks, and standings overall remained largely the same in Texas as the San Antonio mascot continues to have an edge on Northwest Arkansas' Sinker and Midland's Rocky RockHound.
Eastern League
What was too close to call last week is now a race coming into better focus. Erie's C. Wolf has garnered 19 percent of the vote, ahead of Portland's Slugger (12.7), Altoona's Steamer (11.3) and Richmond's Nutzy (9.8). Reading's Crazy Hot Dog Vendor slipped from No. 6 to No. 7, behind Akron's Orbit and New Britain's Rocky.
Carolina League
What looked like a tight race last week is no longer. Myrtle Beach's Splash has a substantial lead over Carolina's Muddy and Wilmington's Rocky Bluewinkle. Frederick's Keyote moved up one spot from No. 5, passing Winston-Salem's Bolt.
Florida State League
Clearwater's Phinley owns one of Mascot Mania's healthiest leads ahead of Discover Channel's annual Shark Week, which starts Aug. 4, although his fellow shark mascot, Hamilton R. Head of Jupiter, is stuck in the shallow waters at No. 6. Phinley leads with 35.1 percent of the vote, ahead of Tampa's Blue, Lakeland's Ace and Bradenton's Marty.
California League
Another unchanged race, San Jose's Gigante continues to lead Modesto's Wally the Walnut and Rancho Cucamonga's Tremor. Lake Elsinore's Thunder is the only other Cal League mascot with at least 10 percent of the vote.
South Atlantic League
Last week's overall top vote-getter, Gnate the Gnat, owns an enormous lead in the Sally League with 41.3 percent of the vote, the largest total in any Mascot Mania league. West Virginia's Chuck, currently running No. 2, would be leading in other leagues, but not in the SAL, where Gnate has garnered the second-most votes overall behind LouSeal.
Midwest League
Great Lakes' Lou E. Loon has enjoyed a wave of support on Twitter, where he has more votes than he's received via MiLB.com so far. They all count the same and add up to a 25.2 percent lead, nearly seven points ahead of Peoria's Homer. Other contenders include No. 3 Crash of West Michigan, No. 4 Big Lug of Lansing and No. 5 Mr. Shucks of Cedar Rapids.
New York-Penn League
Aberdeen's Ferrous has opened up his lead over Brooklyn's Sandy the Seagull after two weeks, owning more than 21 percent of the vote. Sandy is well within reach, though, as is Vermont's Champ. It's beginning to look less promising for South Paw in Tri-City and C.T. the Tiger in Connecticut, though.
Northwest League
Hillsboro's Barley continues to ride the popularity wave with 30.4 percent of the vote, ahead of No. 2 Sluggo and No. 3 Otto the Spokanasaurus. Boise's Humphrey Hawk is the only other mascot here with more than 12 percent of the vote.
Appalachian League
Princeton's Roscoe led in the last update but was briefly passed by Johnson City's Jay Cee. The Princeton Ray Rooster is back in the lead, though, as those two are dominating the Appy League race and are separated by less than one half of one percent with 48 hours to go.
Pioneer League
After discounting Orbit's strength in last week's update, the Great Falls mascot has had a dramatic and sudden ride to No. 1. Trailing Missoula last week, Orbit rebounded and now has more than 30 percent of the Pioneer League vote, 10 percentage points above Missoula's Ollie Osprey. We'll play it safe now and warn not to count out Grand Junction's Corky or Billings' Homer as, evidently, anything can happen out in the Pioneer League.
Danny Wild is an editor for MiLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Amanda Seyfried and Desmond Harrington, Dating?
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Rumors are flying, and the word on the street is "yes!" Prick up your ears, because there might be a new it couple on the radar: After being spotted on a cozy date at The Pikey last Wednesday night, Amanda Seyfriend and Dexter's Desmond Harrington were seen "holding hands and he had his arm around her," as Celebuzz reports. Sounds like a perfect date to us!
The lovebirds just can't seem to get enough of each other; the two were also seen walking Seyfried's pup, Finn, together in Los Angeles last Friday morning. Sounds like the "three day rule" of dating just wasn't on Harrington's mind. We do hear that the couple that exercises together, stays together!
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Seyfried has been linked to some of Hollywood's most eligible bachelors in the past, with her most recent flames being Josh Harnett and James Franco—though we hope that the actress has found something special in Harrington. Could this pair be the results of their mutual friend (and Harrington's Dexter co-star), Jennifer Carpenter, playing cupid?
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LEBANON, Ohio (AP) -- A company planning to build a $175 million racino in southwest Ohio has moved a step closer to its goal.
Miami Valley Gaming & Racing announced Friday that it purchased harness racing licenses and other assets from the Lebanon Trotting Club Inc. and Miami Valley Trotting Inc.
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IRVINGTON, N.Y. -- Former Irvington resident Joan Lunden announced she was diagnosed with breast cancer on her website on Tuesday.
The former ABC-TV "Good Morning America" host said she decided to share the news publicly because she had spent her life "sharing my joys and my disappointments with all of you: my pregnancies, my relationships, my career. … I have shared my journey. So it certainly didn't feel right keeping this part of my journey a secret."
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(BUFFALO, N.Y. – June 3, 2011) – SUNY Empire State College's Niagara Frontier Center will recognize 285 candidates at its graduation ceremony Saturday, June 4, at Rockwell Hall, Buffalo State College. Alumna and community activist Jacqueline Albarella '09, is the keynote speaker. Actor and filmmaker Peter Johnson '11, who stars in many Buffalo-area productions and made a documentary about the 1958 University at Buffalo football team, is the student speaker.
President Alan Davis, Mentor Greg Edwards and his daughter-in-law Kelsey Edwards
"Graduation is the best day of the year in the life of the college," said Dean Nan DiBello of the Niagara Frontier Center. "Our graduates, faculty and staff who support them have worked hard and we are proud to celebrate this important milestone in their lives. Congratulations go to our graduates and my appreciation and thanks go to our outstanding faculty and staff."
"The majority of our students are busy people who study part time and juggle careers, families, civic and volunteer responsibilities in their communities. After graduation, most stay here and continue to have a positive social and economic impact in New York," said President Alan R. Davis. "Whether they have studied at any of our 35 locations in New York, online through our Center for Distance Learning, or increasingly a combination of both, we are proud to confer a SUNY degree to each and every one of them. They truly are 'The Power of SUNY.'"
This year, 10 Dean's Medals will be awarded for the first time to recipients in the School for Graduate Studies who have excelled in their research efforts. More information about, and a list of, the first-ever Dean's Medal recipients is available here .
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Howard sounded slightly irritated when he said the labrum in his right shoulder is separated and not torn, contrary to what the Lakers initially reported following his MRI on Monday.
"They don't want me to continue to aggravate it," Howard said. "That could cause a lot of problems later on in the season."
Howard traveled with the Lakers on their two-game trip, which concludes tonight in San Antonio, to work with the Lakers' training staff on his shoulder mostly involving icing and electronic stimulation. The Lakers will re-evaluate him next week.
"I'm not going to put a timetable on that," Howard said. "Hopefully within a week, I'll have enough strength so when they test it again I'll be in good shape."
Howard also will sit out the next two home games, including Oklahoma City (Friday) and Cleveland (Sunday).
Howard had back surgery in April and his explosiveness has noticeably dropped since then. Howard has averaged 17.3 points per game and 12.4 rebounds, his lowest marks since the 2006-07 season.
"When you're in games, you're on adrenaline and you don't feel it that much," Howard said. "I just don't want to get it bad to where later on in the season something happens where I'm going up, somebody fouls me hard and then I have to have surgery."
Gasol still ailing
Forward Pau Gasol hasn't been cleared for basketball activities for the past two days after suffering a concussion.
He saw neurologist Dr. Vern Williams in Los Angeles Tuesday and will have a another exam Thursday. Gasol will miss at least tonight's game against the Spurs. It's possible he will play Friday against Oklahoma City should he satisfy the NBA's concussion policy.
The league requires players to pass a series of tests including those involving a stationary bike, jogging, agility and non-contact drills.
Should the player prove he's symptom-free, he'll have to increase the exertion of such exercises. Kobe Bryant went through that procedure after having a concussion in the 2012 NBA All-Star game.
"It's a little bit of an inconvenience he's not here, big deal," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "It's his life."
Did D'Antoni ever have a concussion when he played in Italy?
"You've seen me coach right?" D'Antoni deadpanned.
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Within a week span, Robert Sacre's role vastly changed. The Lakers reassigned him to the D-Fenders, the team's Development League affiliate last week, only for him to return because of injuries to Howard and Gasol.
The unintended benefit: Sacre's $474,000 salary becomes guaranteed Thursday. The Lakers would have had to cut Sacre by Monday to clear waivers. He's now the Lakers' starting center.
"I felt pretty confident," said Sacre, whom the Lakers drafted 60 th overall in 2012. "You're always asking what if, but I felt I worked hard enough. "
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"It definitely is kind of surreal for the fact I was playing on the D League team and all of a sudden I get a callup," said Sacre, who also started for the Lakers during most of the preseason while Howard rehabbed his surgically repaired back. "That's how this business works. You always have to be ready."
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WATCH: Aladdin on Broadway's Incredible, Touching Tribute to Robin Williams
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"Aladdin" on Broadway paid loving tribute to Robin Williams, "one of the greatest entertainers of all time," with a powerful performance of "Friend Like Me."
As fans know, Williams memorably portrayed the Genie in the beloved 1992 Disney film, earning the admiration of viewers both young and old.
James Monroe Iglehart, who won the Tony last year for portraying Genie in the stage production said, "We want to give our hearts and our prayers and our thoughts to his family, because he's a husband and a father first, entertainer second."
With that, he and the cast led the audience in a group sing-along.
You might want to grab some tissues before watching — the video is below.
Also in Williams' honor, Broadway dimmed its lights on Wednesday night, and Disney itself created the tribute photo seen below.
A tribute to Robin Williams by Eric Goldberg (Supervising Animator of Genie): pic.twitter.com/hZOiwNMZgz
— Disney (@Disney) August 12, 2014
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We're deeply saddened by the loss of Robin Williams, a wonderfully gifted man who touched our hearts and never failed to make us laugh. An incredible actor and a comedic genius, Robin will always be remembered for bringing some of the world's favorite characters to life, from his zany alien on ABC's "Mork & Mindy" to the irascible genie in Disney's Aladdin.
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i'm getting an error when trying to boot from my USB key with backtrack on it
the error message is
"No DEFAULT or UI configuration directive found!"
i have a 32gb usb key and i followed the following instructions from a windows XP box
1.Plug in your USB Drive (Minimum USB Drive capacity 2 GB)
2.Format the USB drive to FAT32
3.Download Unetbootin from UNetbootin - Homepage and Downloads
4.Start Unetbootin and select diskimage (use the backtrack-final ISO)
5.Select your USB drive and click OK for creating a bootable BackTrack USB drive
i tried it multiple times and i still get the same error
i checked MD5SUM and it's good the download was good
what could be causing the error??
how can i fix it so i can boot from the USB Key?
but the solution has to be windows compatible, i don't have a linux box right now, and my cd burner is dead
is there another windows tool to create a bootable USB
i tried the Universal-USB-Installer-v1.7.9.exe but it does not seem to be able to see the ISO file i downloaded , i originally thought it might be my download, but i tried 3 times, and it won't see it.
again thanks for the info, it actually helped
i have windows and not linux so i could not use the tool
but i did use a windows tool called Universal-USB-Installer
the problem with it is that it would not see my ISO, but i figured it out
it had a problem with the r1
so i just renamed my bt4-r1.iso to bt4-final.iso and it was able to read it and install it on my USB
it booted fine and at the command prompt i typed startx and everything looked good
i have to do more reading because i was not able to get it to detect my d-link wireless card.
and i need to read on how to use the tools available
again thanks for your help, much appreciated
Last edited by Archangel-Amael; 08-12-2010 at 03:13 PM.
there are a lot of wireless card issue threads around here, you should have no trouble finding solutions to try. there are also a ton of resources on the tools (most have their own URLs as well...)
good luck!
You can use the live usb their is a option how much MB you want to use for the persistence it done automatically works well simple and no hassle try it out its free search google for the download link.
Use search option before you ask a Question
Beginners see F.A.Q for general question
lol, thanks Macphail
i got my card working, so now everything is up and running, and i'm able to see what's around me.
now i just have to find the guides for all the tools that are available in backtrack
i'm new to this, so it might take me a bit of time, a lot of tools to test and play with
do you guys recommend any spot to start with to learn the tools in backtrack menu section?
personal favorite: metasploit.
Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework
but it depends on your focus. i do a lot of pen-test/ V.A. work, so this tool helps me automate a lot of tests so i can get more done...
Thanks MacPhail
I'll start reading it, please if you have any more links or PDFs let me know
much appreciated


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I have searched for about 3 days now looking through every post I could possibly find, including searching the wiki, and still don't feel like I have a definite answer.
Let's start by stating, I am in no means a linux expert, nor considered really good with linux(yet), but I am working on it. So with that said, I normally run a dual boot xp/ubuntu on my Dell XPS M140, which works well and I know most consider to be a "dumbass's" version of linux, but we all have to learn some where right? Anyway, to get to the point....
I have removed ubuntu from the dual boot, and now I am replacing it with BT3. My question is, in Ubuntu, the grub boot loader would be loaded into the linux root directory instead of the MBR which I like, but with BT3 it appears it operates the Slax Boot loader instead, which I attempted to make work the same as the grub would work under dual boot, but no matter what I do it seems the Slax Boot Loader wants to load in the MBR and won't give me the option to install in the root instead. Will Slax work the way I am asking or will I have to switch boot loaders to Grub as suggested in the post on the wiki for dual boot using windows boot loader?
I know that is alot of rambling for what seems to be a simple question, but I wanted to make sure everyone would understand what exactly my situation and question was.
Thanks for your help, and feel free to tear in to me, tell me my post is wasted drivel whatever, as I'm a big boy and can take it ;)
Ps. I know some may say, "why not use the slax boot loader?" and that is fine, as I may very well do that, but that would still not answer my question.


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This is not a reply but a new question for anyone to answer:The aim of my website is to provide free teaching by means of audio-cassettes converted to MP3 files. I've been searching, in vain so far, for instruction/examples of 'markup' which will enable viewers to click and LISTEN, preferably volume control incorporated
Did you have already a look in the media player www.jwplayer.com?It is a video player, but can also be used for audio only.See: longtailvideo.com/support/jw-player/.
This is a shortcut but it works. You can upload your mp3 files to Youtube. Then you can insert the embed code from Youtube into your html page. That's a quick and fast way to do it. Good luck.
To: bmk44. Many thanks for your advice. 'Have very little experience of Youtube so far but will endeavour to carry out your suggestion. GordonD.
No problem, GordonD. I'm happy you took the time to consider my suggestion. Like I said it's a shortcut but it works. Also going this route could indirectly bring new organic visitors to your site because you can link back to your site from youtube.
Hello bmk44, Since my last reply I have tried unsuccessfully to upload my .mp3 files to Youtube, There are several people on Youtube offering advice on how to upload .mp3 files but there presentations are very poorly done. One which seemed hopeful, using 'Pie', eventually told me that files lasting longer than 10 mins could not be uploaded. Most of my files contain 35mins. messages. GordonD.
Hi GordonD,YouTube says: by default you can upload videos that are 15 minutes long. To upload longer videos, follow these steps:
To Francky, Thanks for your latest. It speaks about 'videos'. Would the same apply for uploading 'audios'?I have recently uploaded several audios on SOUNDCLOUD. It works well but there is a monthly charge.If you are interested to hear what I am uploading , go to < www.soundcloud.com > ; select SPIRITUAL / RELIGION from the GENRE options; type in < derekcartwright >(no spaces). When my page comes up, click FOLLOW


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What does dmesg tell you? firmware is often an issue with these evil centrino things.
I tried my best to read about how to install the driver for my intel 5300 agn on my lenovo ideapad y550p machine on BT4 but in vain.
When I do a ifconfig -a, it says there are no devices, so that means the OS has not recognized the card's existence.
I am using a USB bootup. I have the latest kernel 2.6.31...and the driver from intellinuxwireless.org.
Could someone please guide me as to how i need to install this particular driver on my system.
Many many thanks, I am sure this is going to help many users.
What does dmesg tell you? firmware is often an issue with these evil centrino things.
the card is working fine now but I am unable to use the card for packet injection. Could someone please advise me what I am supposed to do apart from purchasing a new card
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I have the same wifi card so I would like to know this as well. Thanks. Also if the OP could provide instructions on how to install the drivers that would be great.
Edit: Question: Why did the OP use the driver from http://intellinuxwireless.org/ and not from intel website directly? I saw that they have the driver for linux released on March 2010.
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LOL - I've learned a quite few things when reading through the forums and such.
1. Wifi doesnt work on VMware unless it's a USB device.
2. Driver for 5300 agn is already installed. Look at /lib/firmware and there will be a driver so no need to download from Intel® Wireless WiFi Link drivers for Linux*
Both shows the same date.
I wasted about 2 days trying to get my BT in VM to show wlan0 and now I understand why it only detects eth0 because VM turns the wifi into a regular virtual network interfacce.


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9-Year-Old's $20 Gift Grows To $1-MILLION And Now You Will Want To 'Pay It Forward' Too!
(Toledo, OH via WSPD.com) -- Myles Eckert, the 9 year old boy, who made internet news a few weeks ago when he did a simple act of kindness found out just how far paying it forward can go today. Myles, his mother Tiffany and his family were guests on the Ellen show today along with Lt. Col. Frank Daily of the Air National Guard. Myles had found $20 in a restaurant parking lot when he saw Daily in uniform enjoying a meal. Eckert wrote a heartfelt note about losing his soldier father in Iraq and his belief in "paying it forward" along with the $20 explaining to Daily that "today is your lucky day". Watch the video from The Ellen DeGeneres Show, below.
The story was covered by CBS news, The Blaze, N.Y. Daily News and others across the country. The Ellen show invited the family to California for an appearance with the popular talk show host, and in a surprise gesture awarded Myles with a check for $20,000 written out to Snowball Express, an organization that helps children who have lost parents in the military. At the same time Highland Capital Management announced a $1M challenge grant. The company will match any funds donated to Snowball Express between now and Memorial day up to $1M.
Tiffany Eckert was a guest on Fred LeFebvre and The Morning News this morning from L.A. and last week when the story first broke about Myles' gesture. Eckert explains her family believes in "being better not bitter" and practices pay it forward each day. Listen to Tiffany on Fred's show, below.
MORE: CBS News story
PHOTO: Myles Eckert, screen grab from The Ellen DeGeneres Show
VIDEO: The Ellen DeGeneres Show
AUDIO: Fred LeFebvre, Scott Sands | 1370WSPD
Buck Kern from Snowball Express calls The Scott Show to talk about the $1-million-dollar challenge that started after Myles appeared on Ellen.
Myles' mom, Tiffany, called Fred from LA before taping Ellen.
Tiffany Eckert, Myles' mom, called Fred's show right after this story went viral.


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Stedding Shamendar is an Ogier stedding. It is located north of the River Ivo.[1]
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During their travels of the world to seal the Waygates, Loial and Karldin Manfor visited Stedding Shamendar. The Ogier there agreed to set a guard on the Waygate.[2]
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