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All right, Pharo's isn't, technically speaking, a barber shop. Barber shops are generally cheap and devoutly heterosexual in nature. Men are men, and when one walks into a barber shop, even his hair gets nervous. Or at least it should be nervous. We've found that barber shops are a dicey proposition at best. It's probably not so much that the quality has declined as that expectations in this oh-so-vain world have risen as high as Don King's comb. That's why we present you with Pharo's. The services are not cheap (nor are they exorbitant, at $17 for a cut and wash), but they're damn good. And at Pharo's you don't hear a bunch of tedious talk about sports, hunting, or current events. Walter, who trims our hair, instead might spin you the tale of his life in Cape Coral and how he inspired a macho sheriff's deputy to become a manicurist. Now that's entertainment.
Sometimes tracking down the right vibrating butt plug can be a wild goose chase. You search hither and yon only to be disappointed -- again. That's why the connoisseur of battery-operated sex toys knows that biggest is always best -- and in this case, that describes Megasex Adult Emporium. The video/toy store looks as if it's taken over an abandoned airplane hangar and filled it with every conceivable pleasuring device for every conceivable orifice. You can go from easily concealed, surreptitious little smuggleables like the Pocket Rocket (perfect for those long airplane flights) all the way up to and including the 10-inch-wide, 24-inch-long Man o' War (which hurts just to look at). Megasex is better than a well-stocked candy counter when it comes to condoms, displaying a vast array of colors, flavors, and textures. Then there are the silly novelties: gummy sweets shaped like boobs and butts, loads of lickable lubes, jelly dongs, G spot ticklers, cock rings, and of course enough dildos to distract Annabel Chong. If you just can't seem to reach that hard-to-reach area, give Megasex a try.
Oh no! Spilled overpriced coffee on myself. Look at the pretty dresses and separates -- I'll put together a new ensemble, complete with cute straw bag and iridescent bracelets. That ostentatious old man over there also mussed up his clothes; he'll probably grab some snazzy designer golf threads to go with the balls he's fondling. My whiny niece wants my new jewelry; instead I'll buy her Harry Potter and Dr. Seuss books. The latest Clancy, Cornwell, and Grisham -- great gifts for Mom and Dad -- are also available, though nothing from my lit class reading list. I guess I'll grab one of these magazines instead. Now, should I get my usual chips and chocolates or indulge in faux tropical (put coconut on anything, and they'll call it tropical) treats? Carrying all this merchandise makes my arms ache -- but here's a display full of tiny medicines and, to boot, replacement toiletries for all the stuff I left on the airplane. The Atlanta-based Paradies Shops did a good thing by opening this airport über-boutique in December after closing a few smaller stores. I can't help but agree with a traveler pushing a baby stroller, who spots the individually wrapped diapers and exclaims à la Elwood Blues: "This place has everything!"
If your pet could speak, it would probably say that going to the vet is for the birds. And it would be right in a way. Dr. Karen Zielezienski (that's Dr. Z to her patients) has been practicing avian medicine and surgery for more than 12 years, and she's one of a handful of AAV (Association of Avian Veterinarians) members in South Florida. Dr. Z is always willing to share her expertise through Notes from Academy, the animal hospital's monthly newsletter. In addition to bird-care information, the good doctor provides updates on the latest medical innovations in use at the hospital and health care tips for dogs and cats. Dr. Z is ably assisted by Dr. David Stewart, who cares for critters in a career that has spanned more than 30 years. Academy is equipped with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities, surgery suites, ultrasound capabilities, laser surgery, and air-conditioned boarding. And the staff will clean up your mangy mutt or grimy kitty. Groomer Michael Argilan can coif your cocker or fit your longhaired cat with a lion cut for the summer. Whether they're ill or just in need of a checkup, pets get the best care from the entire staff at Academy, paws down.
Your bank account is down to its very last $9.66. You have nothing in your pocket, and that pack of smokes you crave is so near, yet so far away. What to do? You could take the bus over to the check-cashing store for a payday loan. But you haven't seen a payday since you threw the wrapper away. You, my near-destitute friend, have but one option, and it is Regent Bank, which, for some unfathomable reason, still uses first-generation mechanical money trees that dispense $5 bills, not just the ubiquitous tens and twenties most ATMs spit out. Thus you can yank your last fin without entering the red zone. Most of us thought ATMs that still gave out $5 bills followed Reagan out of the White House, but we were wrong. Yes, you'll pay $1.50 for the privilege if your account is with another bank. But that cigarette -- or can of Foster's -- never tasted so good.
Liberties, with its eclectic book selections and vast array of caffeine concoctions, presents a haven for book-lovers who disdain mammoth national chains. But unlike fledgling independent places, Liberties plays with the big dogs. Both stores boast a healthy variety of genres, and if they don't carry the book you want, they'll gladly order it. Walking the aisles at Liberties is like descending into a delightfully bookish black hole: Hours feel like minutes, and it's easy to lose a whole afternoon to browsing. The employees, most of whom seem to be bibliophiles, tend to be both helpful and knowledgeable; the application for employment even asks prospective workers to name the authors of several books. Aside from meeting your individual literary needs, Liberties infuses some culture into South Florida. A few times each month, the bookstores host meet-the-author events, readings, and book signings.


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Yet for all their success, they had never opened a season with four straight victories.
Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and the Spurs finally did so Monday night, rolling past the Indiana Pacers 101-79 to remain unbeaten.
''I'm surprised we're still doing records,'' Parker said. ''It seems like we did everything, but that's another one. That's great.''
It's an unprecedented start for San Antonio, albeit one that left players scratching their heads.
''It's just a stat, not that important in the long-term,'' Manu Ginobili said. ''(But) at this point we are enjoying it. It's curious that a team this successful hasn't started that well before.''
The Spurs upended the Pacers (2-2) with what has become a familiar formula in recent years - a little Parker, a little Duncan and a lot off the bench.
Gary Neal scored 17 points, DeJuan Blair 14 and Stephen Jackson 12 to pace San Antonio's reserves. The Spurs outscored the Pacers' bench 57-35.
''That's kind of been our motto,'' Neal said. ''With Manu coming off and Stephen Jackson, those guys could be starting on any team in the NBA. We are a deep team. We've just got to maintain effort when the bench comes in.''
Duncan added 14 points and 11 rebounds, and Parker finished with six points, seven assists and only one turnover.
Former Spurs guard George Hill led Indiana with 15 points. Paul George added 14 points and David West had 10.
The Spurs needed a boost from their bench after a sluggish start.
Both teams aggressively defended the point early, resulting in a combined 4-for-16 shooting from the field in the first 5 minutes.
The Spurs then scored nine straight points to take a 14-9 lead after sharing the ball more. Boris Diaw capped the run with a layup off a bounce pass from Parker with 5 minutes left in the first quarter.
Parker later fed a cutting Ginobili, who made a tip pass to Blair for
a layup with 1 second left in the first quarter for a 26-18 lead.
''We moved the ball well,'' Ginobili said. ''Gary was impressive today. But yeah, we changed the tempo of the game. We did good - much better than the last game.''
Parker had three of the team's seven assists in the first quarter.
Parker sat for 9 minutes in the second period after playing the entire first. With the All-Star point guard on the bench, Jackson and Neal combined for nine points in an 11-0 run that gave the Spurs a 37-18 lead to open the second.
Indiana did not surpass 20 points until West dunked off an offensive rebound with 7 minutes left in the first half.
West kept the Pacers in contention, scoring all 10 of his points in the second quarter while going 4 for 5 from the field. His 23-foot jumper cut San Antonio's lead to 47-38 at halftime.
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Wes arrived at USC in January 2012, returning to South Carolina after nearly 10 years living and working in the nation's capital. In his role as director of news and internal communications, he serves as university spokesman and leads a team of talented news and public relations professionals. The department enthusiastically promotes the USC story and brand to local, state and national media and other external constituencies throughout the world. Additionally, the department enhances the sense of community and promotes conversation within the eight-campus system.
Before making the transition to higher education public relations, Wes spent almost 10 years on Capitol Hill working in various communications roles for U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham. As press secretary and later outreach director Wes developed his calm-under-fire demeanor, a passion for communications strategy, and an appreciation for the power of storytelling and branding.
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GenSt 400 Course Syllabus
Spring 2010
|Tom Whitacre, Anna Chow
|Integrated and Critical Thinking Guide
Six Learning Goals of the Baccalaureate
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Catalog Description
General Studies Portfolio 1 credit; prereq senior standing. Evaluating one's educational experience and presenting that evaluation in written and symbolic form. S, F grading
Credit: Academic Regulation 27 - One semester credit is assigned for a minimum of 45 hours of time commitment. For independent work such as GenSt 400, three hours per week average for a 15-week semester is expected.
Course Requirements
Written Assignments
These assignments are designed for you to examine and reflect critically on your own experiences as a General Studies major, and they function as an occasion for you to assess our program. This is an opportunity to integrate your college education, in terms of achievements, struggles, and powerful learning experiences. This effort needs to be part reflective and part research, utilizing all available resources relevant to the discussion, rather than write papers limited to personal narratives.
The Integrated and Critical Thinking Guide will be used to grade your first assignment. Critical thinking is one of the most important and valuable qualities that college students can possess. It not only applies to the college setting but also in the professional arenas and everyday life. Employers are constantly seeking to hire people who can not only think, but critically assess each problem and situation from multiple perspectives and come up with relevant solutions. Applying the Integrated and Critical Thinking Guide to this course will help us to improve and refine instructional methods which will enhance higher intellectual skills over students' college careers and beyond.
Please type your answers (double-spaced, 12-point font, and 1" margins) and pay attention to grammatical form.
Assignment 1
Write a reflective paper evaluating your experience in completing a General Studies degree.
- Analyze your selection of General Education Requirements (GERs — intercultural studies, sciences, diversity, Tier III, etc.), concentrations or areas (primary vs. secondary, or areas 1, 2, and 3), and your use of free electives or prior course work for another major.
- Demonstrate the relation of each of these three components of the degree to your personal and professional goals.
- Discuss your plans for integrating your educational experience to your employment. Be sure to include discussions of the multi-disciplinary aspects of the program, your areas of expertise, and any additional input (from career services, community college preparations, study abroad, internship, athletic programs, clubs and extracurricular activities, etc.) that are relevant to the discussion.
(Parts A, B, and C should be 5 pages minimum in length and you need to use the critial thinking guide for this paper)
- Create a visual representation of your college experience and how it will affect your future. This can be a chart, diagram, graph, etc. that shows significant experiences or events that have caused a changed in your college career, e.g. moving away from home, change of major, study abroad, internship, death in the family, marriage, first job, etc. Be creative! Include a paragraph or two about the significance of your model and why you chose these particular events.
See Visual Representation
- Complete a self-assessment of the first assignment. This assessment will ask you to rate your completion of the first assignment according to the Integrated and Critical Thinking Guide. It will also ask that you give some feedback about the assignment and the guide. Your response will be anonymous and confidential and will not affect your grade for the course.
See Self-assessment
(5 pages minimum) Due: February 19, 2010
Assignment 2
Select one of the following projects:
- Utilize university and Internet resources to create and assemble a resume and a letter of application for a specific position application (attach a copy of the position notice).
- Describe and assess how the General Studies degree affects your experience in a current or past employment. This should not be purely a summarizing of courses taken for the degree, but encompass a critical examination of how these courses apply to your employment.
(3 pages minimum) Due: March 26, 2010
Assignment 3
Complete the General Studies Senior Exit Survey. This survey is designed to assess the quality of the services offered by the General Studies Program. Since identifying your honest, constructive opinion is the purpose of this survey, the grade will be based on the thoroughness of your answers, not the content or nature of the opinions you express. Individual responses will be kept confidential. This survey will be available on online at:
Due: April 23, 2010.
Resources for Writing Assignments
Because this course is for students with senior standing, effective writing style and correct grammar and syntax are expected. You might wish to consult texts you used in writing courses (Engl 101, [M] classes, technical writing courses) or standard style manuals (APA, Chicago Manual of Style) for assistance. Footnotes are not required unless you quote something. If you have written application letters or resumes for other courses, you may use them for this course; however, please note that your submission must be for a specific position for which your letter and resume might be altered.
Resources for Position Notices
You may use any standard job listing service, Internet or otherwise, and should select a position for which you might actually apply. If your materials submitted for grading are examples you have actually used in applying for a position, please let us know if you were successful. If you are willing, please indicate if you are willing to allow use of your examples for other students with your name and other identifying information removed.
The course is S, F. The papers will also be S, F graded. An S on each assignment is required for an S in the course.
Assignment Deadlines
The first assignment is due February 19, 2010.
The second assignment is due March 26, 2010.
The third assignment is due April 23, 2010.
Past GenSt 400 Syllabi
- Fall 2009
- Summer 2009
- Spring 2009
- Fall 2008
- Summer 2008
- Spring 2008, Pullman students
- Spring 2008, DDP students


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Get an overview of this hotelSlopeside lodge with downhill skiing
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Offering ski-in/ski-out access, this lodge in Golden is in the mountains, 0.6 mi (1 km) from Kicking Horse Mountain Resort, and close to winter activities such as cross-country skiing and skiing lessons. Golden Golf Club and Kicking Horse Pedestrian Bridge are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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With direct access to the slopes, Palliser Lodge - Bellstar Hotels & Resorts makes guests feel at home with amenities like a spa tub, ski storage, and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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All 66 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, LED TVs with satellite channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves. Other amenities available to guests include patios, premium bedding, and coffee makers. Housekeeping is available once per stay.
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Palliser Lodge - Bellstar Hotels & Resorts
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Have fun with onsite winter activities, including downhill skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating and in warmer months, enjoy hiking/biking trails and mountain biking. Relax in the spa tub after a day on the slopes or enjoy the use of a fitness center.
Dining is available at one of the lodge's 3 restaurants. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Palliser Lodge - Bellstar Hotels & Resorts is a smoke-free property.
- Number of floors - 4
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- Fitness facilities
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- Total number of rooms - 66
- Number of restaurants - 3
- Free self parking
- Ski storage
- Ski-in/ski-out access
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- Free WiFi
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- Year Built 1998
- Spa tub
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
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- Phone
- Housekeeping - once per stay
- Coffee/tea maker
- Premium bedding
- Patio
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Microwave
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- Refrigerator
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- Free toiletries
- Iron/ironing board
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
Where to Eat
Palliser Lodge - Bellstar Hotels & Resorts has 3 restaurants on site.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the lodge include ski-in/ski-out access, a spa tub, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Ice skating on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Downhill skiing on site
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Snowboarding on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Lodge Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-in time ends at 9 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 14 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Parking height restrictions apply
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- Palliser Lodge
- Palliser Lodge Golden
- Palliser Hotel Golden
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MSI showcased at CES 2010 a new all-in-one PC concept, the Jellow, which offers a sliding screen to allow users to slide the screen up and store the keyboard behind it when not in use to save desktop space.
The concept comes with a mouse that can be controlled wirelessly. The mouse can also be used as a remote control, as well as an IP-phone for online chat.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Speaker Roundup #1
We're going to throw the word thrilled out there again, because we truly are.
You see, yesterday was a HUGE day for inviting speakers to Vida Vegan Con. We've already had a few lined up, but our official invitation went out into the wild world of super talented vegan bloggers yesterday, and the responses and interest are rolling in!
With that, we're again, thrilled, to announce the following confirmed speakers:
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- Kris Holechek of Nom! Nom! Nom! blog
- Ben of Suicide Food
- Anika Lehde of Veganscore
- Erika of The Cosmopolitan Hour and Soyfucker
- John McDevitt of The Laziest Vegans and Vegan Omaha
- Kelly Peloza, The Vegan Cookie Connoisseur
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by perrykemp, Jan 12, 2013.
Shields INT for 7.
Bet Harbaugh is glad he benched a QB that had a 70% completion rating.
If SF loses this game and Caepernick plays poorly, Harbaugh's gonna get ripped.
Don't think the sword fighters can stop A Rod.
Clay Matthews sack.
As he should in my opinion, he was starstruck by what Cam, Wilson and RGIII were doing. He wasn't looking at how well his QB had playing up until that point, now you have a rookie and a rookie that hasn't started all season trying to lead a team in the playoffs. I don't think he's bad by any means I just think it was the wrong decision.
...he's looking shaky but maybe that long one to Gore will calm him down. IF Gore had any speed AT ALL, this would be a tie game. That said, I wonder if Jimbo has the cajones put Smith back in IF Kapernick chokes: getcha popcorn ready...
..bang.............that'll calm the kid down. Smith NEVER would have ran for a score on that play. NICE job kid.
7 - 7... Kaep runs it in.
Had no clue Moss was still in the league ...... lol
SF should win this game they are the superior team IMO, but we'll see how Kaepernick does in crunch time.
Remember when James Jones used to have terrible hands?
Discount double check
seeing a lot of receivers adjusting to the ball and going up and getting it today. we need more of that from our guys.
Incidental face mask?? Is there such a thing?? Aren't all face mask penalties incidental?
I thought the same thing, I couldn't believe they picked up the flag.
On a side note, it is so strange watching these running QBs, it's like watching college games.
No, because we aren't Packers fans. lol
That was a gift wrapped TD from the Packers to the 49ers. I'm not sure which team I dislike more.
I feel the same way, I really don't like either of these teams, not even a little. Too much history with them and the Boys. I am hoping for Seattle and anyone but New England.
The NFL needs to do something about pass interference because that is the most inconsistent call in all of pro sports.


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BIRD in Hand A visited the Sportsman this week in Division A of the Bridgwater Town Skittles League to play the A team, and took the opening hand by a single pin after final man on Nick Pimm hit a spare.
Sportsman responded in the following two hands to build a lead of nine, which immediately was challenged by the Bird over the next few hands as the lead swapped again back to the Bird.
Sportsman set a final hand score of 62, giving the Bird a target of 58 to win, which was two pins too many, handing the win back to the Sportsman.
Top of Division B the Crown Inn A played away at the White Hart and took a few hands to settle in, before the familiar building of a lead commenced.
By the fifth hand, White Hart were beginning to reel the leaders back in and, following the only flopper of the game from Kev Tucker, the Crown were only two up.
White Hart set a target of 71 to win which, despite a spare from Paul Cave, wasn't hi,t giving a home win to the Hart.
In Division C, Blake Arms A played the top team at their home alley and, as expected, lost the opening hand by nine. After their shaky start the Blake pulled 17 on the second hand after Tony Seabourne hit only one of four spares for the whole game.
The following two hands saw Blake beating West India by a pin a hand, to increase their lead to 10. West India responded in the fifth hand halving the visitors lead before again losing a pin.
The final hand was won by the home side but only by two, giving a valuable three points to BlakeA.
The Newmarket Hotel A hosted the Cross Rifles in Division D and spent the whole game chasing the lead, being up to 14 behind at the mid-way point.
Spares from Derek Foley and Nigel Gillard, keeping the visitors in front. The Newmarket saved the best to last and, following spares from Ronnie Robbillard and Tom Arthurs, a target of 63 to win was set.
A 14 spare left last man on Brian Wylde needing a seven to win, but only a six was forthcoming resulting on a draw and a point each.
Results: Division A – Sportsman A 428 (Steve Moran 63), Bird in Hand A 426 (Nick Pimm 68); Squib A 568 (Darren Partridge 95), Cobblestones A 541 (Graham Davey 78); Lime Kiln B 503 (Mark Hill 83), Duke A 462 (Jack Dennison 66); Malt Shovel B 416 (Clive Lilley 57), Malt Shovel A 452 (Andy Britton, Steve Britton 63); Great Western Club B 435 (Mike Davidge 61), Rugby Club B 423 (Andrew Paul 59); Commercial Inn B 495 (Gary Elliot 75), Squib B 449 (Shaun Summerhayes 63); Blake Arms B 481 (Paul Meek 70), The Market C 469 (Graham Irish 76).
Division B – British Flag A 496 (Gavin Harwood 72), Blake Hall A 411 (Steve Irish 59); New Foresters A 505 (Steve Bull 84), Commercial Inn A 434 (Roger Nicholls 60); White Hart B 445 (Dave Perry 76), Crown Inn A 444 (Neil Cobb 62); Bunch of Grapes A 421 (Malcolm Dennison 61), Lime Kiln A 453 (Rick Harris 70); Cross Rifles A 435 (Nigel Brown 61), New Foresters B 432 (Mike Davey 63); The Market D 518 (Kevin Cornell 76), British Flag B 510 (Neil Matthews 76); Mansion House A - bye.
Division C – West India House A 406 (Kevin Cummings 56), Blake Arms A 410 (Tony Seabourne 58); Sydenham Centre A 458 (Uncle Shaun 50), Lions Club A 501 (Jasun Meare 80); Rugby Club A 533 (Jamie Presdee 88), Great Western Club A 465 (Geof Trunks 66); Mansion House B 476 (Richard Druce 73), River Parrett A 489 (Nick Painton 80); Lions Club B 456 (Jamie Wallis 69), Sydenham Centre B 437 (Mick Chillingworth 64); Blake Hall B 488 (Richard Melinn 85),West India House B 416; Crown Inn B - bye.
Division D – The Market A 490 (Steve Carr 74), The Market B 447 (Dan Sweeting 65); New Market Hotel A 416 (Ronnie Roubillard 69), Cross Rifles B 416 (Nigel Gillard 69); Castle Club B 472 (John Jones 67), Castle Club A 485 (Neil Collard 78); Duke B 454 (Gavin Evans 68),White Hart A 457 (Mark Tottle 66); Cobblestones B 436 (Kelvin Thomas 73), New Market Hotel B 352 (Steve Davies 50); Bird in Hand B 415 (R Day, D Selway 59), Sportsman B 380 (Jason Butcher 55); Bunch of Grapes B - bye.


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FOR THE MODS: I posted this earlier in the wrong section. I apologize for that.
Hi everybody,
my name is Andrea, I'm from Italy and currently studing at the university. Just lately, I've started to enjoy taking security courses and as it usually happens, I came across Backtrack and metasploit. There's no such course in my university that will teach what I want to learn, so I'm dong it by myself, from the basis.
What I've been trying so far, is to use the SET tools and such on my local area network and also outside of it (just testing it on myself, of course). It all went smooth. Today I started looking at the tcp reverse connections triggered by firefox addons. I'm using metasploit:
targeting a windows machine which is behind a proxy (TOR) and is running the TOR browser (which is a customized versione of firefox, as I recall). I use the windows tcp reverse playload. Now, the problem is: I'm actually able to reach the page were the listener is doing is job, I can install the addon correctly but I cannot obtain a session. The settings of my network are the following:Code:
use exploit /multi/browser/firefox_xpi_bootstrapped_addon
1) I port forwarded the router on a couple of ports in addition to the usual port 80
2) I gave my Backtrack virtual machine a static internal IP
3) Connection for the Backtrack VM is bridged
I believe that the problem might be in wrong settings for the SRVPORT, SRVHOST, LHOST, LPORT variables. I'm doing this remotely but, keep in mind, with no intent to arm anyone. I'm learning, as every computer scientist ought to do. I hope this post is not gonna annoy you, I practiced my google skills but couldn't find the answer I was looking for.


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I went to Dr Krompier after I got fed up with my previous psychiatrist who was insanely terrible at scheduling (the last time, I waited over 2 hrs), had a dirty office and would sometimes spend a total of 3 minutes with me. I think he was an old hippie who smokes dope. He encouraged me to attend his group sessions (which had over 30 attendees) which left me even more depressed and frustrated than when I went in. He charged the same for 1-on-1 sessions as group, so he made a lot more money shoehorning patients into group sessions. Dr Krompier is just the opposite: he's extremely punctual, very organized and professional, and his office is immaculate. If you need touchy-feely, he's not your guy (and as someone else commented, he's not a therapist and recommends talk therapy in addition to what he does, which is work with the medical issues surrounding your illness). If you need a consumate professional MD, he's excellent. If you need to hash out your issues, go to a therapist.
My husband had an amazing doctor we saw for his bipolar and when he retired he gave us a recommendation for Krompier so we expected them to be similar in how they practiced. But we were wrong. I don't think he is a bad or incompetent doctor, but he isn't every friendly either. Krompier didn't ask many probing questions. Just 2 or 3 basic generic ones. And when I asked questions, voiced concerns or ask for clarification I got short clinical responses. Since I wasn't the patient I guess he didn't like me being so involved. (despite the fact that I explained the situation, and was very quite, respectful, and was non interrupting during my husbands session) He was knowledgeable but wasn't ever good at answering questions in a way that was understandable or satisfactory to me.
Krompier is my first doc so I had nothing to compare him with. At first he seemed slighty condesending and talks fairly slow but I've learned that's just the way he is. Any way I decided that I wanted to try another doc and this guy was a complete a**hole, he just wanted me to take therpy with him. But I straight up asked him why I should do it. Ya know what he says? He says "Are you challenging me"? wtf~!. Anyway I went back to Krompier he also suggested therapy in addition to meds. But gave a great explanation why to take therapy. He said "It reminds you about the real world" or something like that. This guy knows his stuff. I highly recommend him
Not so sure about that negative comment down there. Sounds like that patient has some serious aggression that needs to be worked out in therapy! Dr. Krompier is by far the best psychiatrist in the area and an excellent diagnostician. I have found him to be extremely nice and caring, and he's willing to try new things if you've been unsuccessful with previous medication - he doesn't just boost dosage. The office is very nice in a great location amongst all the other doctor's offices at the San Ramon medical center. I've never had to wait long. He doesn't do therapy, but he gets you on the right medications, which makes all the difference in the world. He has helped me immensely with depression and ADHD. Two thumbs up!
I too, was taken aback a little when I learned Dr. Krompier was not going to provide therapy sessions for me. He was assessing my issues and prescribing medication only. After I got past this and his mannerisms, I think he is a wealth of knowledge and a good doctor. He is very good with knowing what to prescribe his patients and he tells it like it is. Some people can't handle this, too bad for them. It's not a New York mentality, he is not there to pamper you.
I am an RN and I feel comfortable with Dr Krompier and his knwoledge. He listens. He listened to my present and past history and assessed my needs appropriately. MDs such as Dr Krompier are there to diagnose and for meds not to counsel. If you are unclear on this your own expectations may disappoint you.
Terrible Doctor that needs to retire. He is way behind the times and has that New Yorker mentality (like your wasting his time); even though your paying him for his services. Steer clear of this doctor, and find one who actually CARES about your well being. Trust me, I wasted my time with him. A visit with Dr. Krompier is like going to a Holiday Inn with the stale continental breakfeast vs staying at the Belagio with the gourmet all inclusive buffet for the exact same price! No one in their right mind would do it if they knew that ahead of time! I wouldn't have spent the time writing this if I didn't mean it. Do yourself a favor and find a doctor who isn't past his prime and is touch with the times, and runs a five star operation!
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Brevard, N.C.- The Brevard College women's basketball team scored a season-high 80 points en route to their 80-67 South Atlantic Conference victory over the Wingate Bulldogs in Boshamer Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon.
Brevard (6-18, 4-12 SAC) snapped their four-game slide by shooting a season-best 54.9 percent (28-for-51) from the floor against the Bulldogs (12-14, 6-10 SAC).
Freshman Tuccoa Brackett led all scorers with 22 points for the Tornados. Sophomore Taylor Hiatt dropped a career-high 20 points after going 5-for-7 from beyond the arc. Michaela Watkins and Shelby Wolfe each contributed 15 for BC.
The game was tied 30-30 at the half, and the two teams went back and forth for the first few minutes of the second half. With the game tied 39-39 with 15:32 remaining in the game, the Tornados used a 20-6 run to push their lead to 17 on a Brackett layup with 6:11 left.
BC's lead didn't dip below 12 for the rest of the contest.
The Bulldogs were up 28-21 after a Chantal Dunbar jumper at 5:04 in the first half before Hiatt scored nine unanswered points to put the Tornados ahead 30-28 lead with 2:13 left before the break.
Dunbar paced Wingate with 21 points while grabbing eight rebounds. Sarah Wollett added 13 points, five rebounds and five assists. Janitsha Williams contributed 11 points, nine rebounds and four assists for the Bulldogs.
The Tornados visit first-place Anderson for a 6 p.m. game on Wednesday as they fight for a spot in the SAC Tournament. The Trojans narrowly escaped Boshamer Gymnasium with a 57-54 victory when the two teams met on January 26th.


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The Thuggee Slave Driver was the master of the slaves that the Thuggee cult enslaved. He was a hulking, powerful Thuggee who was ruthless and violent towards the slave childs who were working in the mines below the Pankot Palace. He fought Indiana Jones in a mine cart during the level Free the Slaves in the Temple of Doom section of the LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures video game. The Slave Driver was very strong and almost didn't get hurt at all by Indy's punches. Every time Indy got the upper hand in the fight, the Maharajah used a voodoo doll to paralyze him. The fight quickley moved on to a conveyor belt used for transporting rocks to the rock crusher up ahead. Indy took quite a beating from the Slave Driver because of the doll but regained control of himself when Short Round burned the Maharajah, freeing him from the Black Sleep of the Kali Ma, giving him back his free will. Indy regained the upper hand until the Slave Driver was caught in the rock crusher. Even though Indy tried to save him, the Slave Driver was crushed to death. He was played by Pat Roach (see "German Mechanic", Colonel Dovchenko and "Giant sherpa").
In LEGO® Indiana JonesEdit
The Thuggee Slave Driver appears in LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures as an unlockable character. He's fought as a boss at the end of Free the Slaves. At the beginning of the battle, he'll be defeated easily but after he's taken some damage, the Maharajah will heal him. Short Round had to punch the Maharajah so that the Black Sleep of the Kali Ma was lifted from him. The Slave Driver jumped to the conveyor belt transporting rocks to the Rock Crusher and threw boulders at Indy. Jones threw dynamite at the Slave Driver. The explosion made him lose grip of his boulder wich made it fall on his head and stuns him long enough for him to fall down in the rock crusher wich kills him.
After completing the level, the Thuggee Slave Driver can be bought in the library for 18,000 studs.
double boss battle: the maharajah and the thuggee slave driverEdit
maharajah: 3
thuggee slave driver:5
The Thuggee Slave Driver is much stronger than most bosses in the game but can easily get hurt. After he's taken some damage, the Maharajah will appear and heal the Slave Driver. The Maharajah will heal him every time when Indy hurts him from now on so before he can be defeated, the Maharajah must be knocked out. The first thing to do is to use the dynamite and throw it on the metal bars that are holding Short Round from getting out of his prison. After he's been freed, use him to crawl through the hole on the right of his prison. Punch Maharajah and he'll escape to the upper right of the area. Select Indy, have him push the large green cart into place on the right side of this area, re-select Short Round, and have him jump from pot to pot, to reach the Maharajah's location. Punch the Maharajah and he'll flee to one more location. Jump on top of the green platform cart, jump to the area where the Maharajah is, and punch him again. This will cause the Thuggee Slave Driver to retreat to the rotator belt housing a lot of boulders. Pick up a stick of dynamite, target the Thuggee Slave Driver, and throw the dynamite at him when he's about to throw a boulder, injuring him. Do this four times to defeat the Thuggee Slave Driver.
- It seems as if another character was going to be the boss of the Free the Slaves level as there is a character called Thuggee Slave Driver Chief on the Lego Indiana Jones website. He also looks more like the character from the movie than the one that Indy fights in the finished game.
- His face is looks like the face of Indiana Jones, but with black hair.


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If you did a persistent install.
is it posable to save items to my destop in backtrack 4 when booting from a usb drive
If you did a persistent install.
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
ar thanks mate will have to look into it can it be done on a flash drive with u3 partition on it
U3 will almost always cause undesirable problems.
Best bet is to remove it before you start.
Also it would be a good idea to read the forum rules you agreed to abide by before posting again.
- Use sensible descriptive titles in your posts - not titles such as "Please Help!!" or "Need Assistance" or "what Am I Doing Wrong?" etc
sorry mate didnt think post would be a problem inew to the forum and back track but have played with linux befor.
anyway sort of got it sorted now only problem is i turned my 16gb in to 3gb so a bit more reading i think


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Pills for headaches unhealthy for the baby?
I have migraines every now and then, is it harmful for the baby if I take my medication?
12th May 2014 11:25 PM #2
I'm sorry to hear this. Did you also suffer from the migraines before you became pregnant?
This is the advice from the Migraine Trust:
'If you are taking any prophylactic (preventative) treatments you should discuss stopping these or switching to a safer alternative with your doctor. It is advisable to take as few drugs as possible in the lowest effective dose and ideally all drug treatments should usually be avoided whilst you are pregnant.'
It would be best if you spoke to your doctor about this. I assume you are talking about specific medication for migraines rather than normal painkillers (paracetamol)? You should also talk to your doctor about taking your medication and breastfeeding and check this is safe.
For further information on this topic please have a look at the Migraine Trust.
I hope this information helps you.
Warm wishes,