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I've been a sufferer of FPS game motion sickness since Doom!
I've been a sufferer of FPS game motion sickness since Doom!
I am not losing weight! I'm getting rid of it. I have no intention of finding it again!
Growing old is inevitable. Growing up is optional
Woo another right answer, whatever is the world coming too .
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an ex gf of mine used to heave just looking over my shoulder when I was playing games.
or that could have been my deodorant...
i get motion sickness if i haven't gamed in months... lol the other answers were like, "oh, a free voucher. NO I DONT WANT IT WHY WOULD YOU GIVE ME A FREE VOUCHER FUUUUUUUUU"
Did I miss the message that explained why a Thursday/Friday competition closed on Thursday?
"answers in by 5pm tomorrow" means that it was really a Thursday competition.
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Yes, my fail has been established as we are closed tomorrow so my brain misfired as to which day it was...
Does anybody win a "mystery box" prize ?
Git it right again, hope the excel gods will be nice to me finally, but i did win a £25 cash back thing on that MSI give-away so i guess used up all my luck.
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iPod me not paying attention lol
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After many hours and countless smokes, i have been seaching all the forums and reading links, FAQ's, How to's.
I still cant find any infomation on how to find my network adaptor.
My network adaptor is (d-link dwa-140 rangebooster n usb adaptor). is this sufficent?
Im using backtrack 4 in VMware.
Vmware seems to detect it in the removable devices and is enabled.
My ethernet connection has been disabled both on the host and and VMware.
VM settings, network adaptor is currently on NAT.
so i open the shell konsole and type in the command (airmon-ng).I get nothing.
older posts in the forum seem to have inncorrect links.
Am i missing a steps somewhere?
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I hope this is enough info for someone with more backtrack knowledge than me.

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SAN BERNARDINO - A Superior Court judge on Friday ordered the arrest record and criminal case file of a political activist be sealed and then destroyed in three years after finding him innocent of possessing child pornography.
Samuel Clauder, 61, a former Crestline resident who was working as an aide to Rep. Joe Baca, D-San Bernardino, at the time of his 2009 arrest, spent 50 days in jail and has doled out $44,000 in the last three years trying to clear his name.
Vindication came Friday when Judge R. Glenn Yabuno granted a motion by Clauder's attorney to seal Clauder's arrest record and case file and destroy them after three years.
"I hope he'll be able to regain his position in society," said Clauder's attorney, Rajan Maline, following Friday's hearing in San Bernardino Superior Court. "He's been saying he's innocent from day one, and nobody believed him."
San Bernardino County prosecutors requested the case be dismissed in September after Clauder's son, Trey Stancher, admitted to a sheriff's sergeant that he framed his father.
Sheryl Katz, a computer forensics expert from the El Segundo-based Elluma Discovery, whom Clauder hired to examine his computer hard drive at a cost of $20,000, concluded that the illegal pornographic images found on Clauder's computer came from peer-to-peer networking software used on Stancher's account.
Stancher and Clauder's wife, Lana Clauder, who now goes by her maiden name of Pittman, told investigators they had no use of Clauder's computer after he moved out of their house on April 16, 2008.
But Katz found Clauder's computer had nearly 30,000 system events recorded, with daily use, between May 1 and July 7, 2008, when Clauder had not been residing at the house.
Stancher had told his mother in the spring of 2008 that he had found the illegal images on his father's computer, and his mother reported it to the Sheriff's Department, spurring an investigation and the criminal charges.
Crumbling case
Stancher told sheriff's Sgt. Roberto Lomeli during a Sept. 20 interview at sheriff's headquarters he did, in fact, save several child pornographic images to his father's computer, which he said he found through Google searches.
"I just had uncontrollable hate for him," Stancher is quoted as saying in Lomeli's report. "I must've ... not cared ... been irresponsible ... I wish I could just forget about him."
Stancher said he endured years of bearing witness to his mother's and half-brother's physical and psychological abuse at the hands of his father, and he just wanted to get his father out of their lives.
Clauder said he categorically denies those allegations. A domestic violence case he was slapped with in 2009 was dismissed, and he said his wife, a retired child psychologist, left the discipline and child rearing up to him.
Stancher's confession, which he later recanted, and Katz's findings, prompted prosecutor Maryanne Choi to request that the case be dismissed "in the interest of justice."
Choi left the courtroom through a rear exit following Friday's hearing and couldn't be reached for comment.
Christopher Lee, spokesman for the District Attorney's Office, said the law precluded him from commenting.
Stancher and Pittman could not be reached for comment.
During the interview between Stancher and Lomeli, at first Stancher denied having framed his father, but gradually broke down after Lomeli pointed out several inconsistencies in Stancher's initial report to authorities.
Lomeli told Stancher a forensics report revealed, among other things, that Clauder's computer user profile was accessed 23 times after Clauder left the house and that Stancher, not his father, was the administrator on the computer.
Stancher eventually caved when Lomeli told him he suspected he planted the illicit photos on his father's computer to get him out of their lives.
"I, I did it. I did it!" Stancher is quoted as saying.
Lomeli asked Stancher if he would be willing to write a letter of apology to his father, to which Stancher agreed.
Four days later, on Sept. 24, Stancher walked into the Sheriff's Department with an 8-page typed, single-spaced letter addressed to Sheriff Rod Hoops recanting what he told Lomeli.
Maline said prosecutors do have the option of filing criminal charges against Stancher, but they may run into statute of limitations problems.
Picking up the pieces
Clauder had a difficult time maintaining his composure Friday, breaking into sobs and trying to figure out how he will rebuild his life and reputation.
"I'm a wreck. I'm seeing a psychologist. I'm extremely depressed," Clauder said. "One would think you'd be elated that this is done, but it just keeps coming back, over and over again. It's ruined my life."
He shudders to think what would have happened to him had he not been able to put up the money for his defense and the independent computer forensic report that helped exonerate him. He said the case broke him, leaving him destitute and homeless.
"This is what it takes - becoming homeless and destitute," Clauder said. "This isn't a justice system. It's a money system. You only get the justice you can afford."
For Maline, he couldn't help but feel conflicted.
"It's very rewarding to get justice for somebody wrongfully accused, but once you're accused of something like this, the public seems to forget you've been exonerated," Maline said.
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Discussion in 'History Zone' started by Nors, Nov 10, 2004.
Who were the guys that were our Daddies?
Franco, Bradshaw, Swann
Terry Metcalf and Mel Gray used to b*tch-slap us frequently... as did crotchedy old Buddy Ryan... he also b*tch-slapped Kevin Gilbride once...
Add Jim Hart - I hated that bastid
Yes he did... and he had a FUPA...
That Detroit QB named Erik.........
The Fun Bunch...
Jake Plummer
Jaworski and Carmichael, Montgomery
add Mike Quick to that list... and Roy Green with St. Louis had some nice days against us... that Roy Green was a phenominal athlete... he was Deion before Deion was Deion...
The Lombardi Packers...and even after Lombardi left, and Phil Bengston was the coach, they still beat us. Bart Starr took our defense apart.
And the 1968 and 1969 ripped my heart out in the playoffs...we were a much better team...having come off the consecutive championship game losses to the Packers, we faced the Browns, with the Packers out of the picture...and lost in consecutive years, 31-20 and 38-14
Yowza those early years were TOUGH.
I went to High School with Roy Green's younger brother. Roy Green would stop in occasionally with some of his painted game balls. Two of the more memorable balls were ones he got for his exploits against the Cowboys. Of course the one that I thought was the coolest was the one for his record Kickoff TD run.
He was a great WR on a crappy St. Louis team.
Yep... and a darn nice CB as well...
Since there was a "Jake Plummer" reference, I assume we can mention Cowboy Killers that are still playing in the League today.
If so, how in the hell am I the first one to mention Randy Moss on this thread?
Because the rest of us are in denial...
T. Owens
Jake Delhomme
Randy Moss
Erik Dickerson
Earl Campbell
Mcnabb anyone?
Delhomme? He is 1-1 against us....
He's actually 2-1, he won his very first game he ever started against the Cowboys when he was with the Saints...


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Advil is the brand name of ibuprofen while Aleve is the brand name of naproxen. Dexamethasone should not be used in combination with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen, diclofenac, naproxen etc., since it can cause stomach ulceration and bleeding
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WH scandals drop MSNBCs ratings to new low/Fox News rises
Galen's MSNBC news is taking it on the chin with all these WH scandals as it's ratings dropped to a 7-year low.
Meanwhile FOX remained #1 and even picked up more viewers.
The country obviously trusts Fox.
FOX has liberals on like Juan Williams as it's liberal expert. Hannity and
O'Rawley have him on all the time.
FOX's hit news panel THE 5 has Bob Beckel as co-host and its DEM strategist. He
Walter MOndale's campaign manager. They also fired the ultra conservative
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and others like Ed Schultz calling Laura Ingram a slut.
Last week's total day results were down 17% in viewers and 22% among the demo from the comparable May 14 to May 18 week of last year. In primetime, the numbers were even worse for MSNBC as a steady decline from the beginning of the year continued.
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Lee A. Casey focuses on federal environmental, constitutional and international law and Alien Tort Statute issues. He also advises clients on compliance issues under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), U.S. trade sanctions regimes, and federal ethics requirements. Mr. Casey's practice includes federal, district and appellate court litigation, as well as matters before federal agencies. Prior to joining BakerHostetler, Mr. Casey was an associate with Hunton & Williams, practicing in international, environmental and constitutional law. From 2004 through 2007 he served as an member of the United Nations Subcommission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights.
From 1986 to 1993, Mr. Casey served in various capacities in the federal government, including the Office of Legal Policy (1986-90) and the Office of Legal Counsel (1992-93) at the U.S. Department of Justice and served as Deputy Associate General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Energy (1990-92). The Office of Legal Counsel is responsible for advising the Attorney General and the White House on issues of constitutional law and statutory interpretation. The Office of Legal Policy served as a strategic "think tank" for the Reagan Justice Department and was responsible for reviewing candidates for appointments to the federal bench.
Before joining the government in 1986, Mr. Casey was an associate in the Los Angeles firm of Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp, practicing in the litigation section, with an emphasis on copyright, contract and First Amendment issues. From 1984 to 1985, Mr. Casey served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Alex Kozinski, then Chief Judge of the United States Claims Court. From 1982 to 1984, he practiced at the Detroit firm of Dykema Gossett, focusing on corporate, securities, commercial and intellectual property litigation, and from 1990 through 1994, he served as an Adjunct Professor of Law at George Mason University School of Law in Arlington, Virginia.
Among the chapters, articles and papers that Mr. Casey has authored or co-authored are: "International Law and the Nation-State at the U.N.," Reclaiming the Language of Freedom at the United Nations: A Guide for U.S. Policymakers, The Heritage Foundation (2006) (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "The Dangerous Myth of Universal Jurisdiction," A Country I Do Not Recognize (ed. Robert H. Bork) (2005) (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "Leashing the Dogs of War," The National Interest (Fall 2003) (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "The Limits of Legitimacy: The Rome Statute's Unlawful Application to Non-State Parties," 44 Va.J.Int'l L. 63 (Fall 2003) (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "Devil's Advocates: The Danger of Judging Lawyers By Their Clients," Policy Review (Feb. and Mar. 2002) (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "The Case Against the International Criminal Court," 25 Fordham Int'l L.J. 840 (2002); "Europe in the Balance: The Alarmingly Undemocratic Drift of the European Union," Policy Review (June and July 2001) (with David B. Rivkin Jr.); "Against an International Criminal Court," Commentary, May 1998 (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "Federalism (Cont'd.)," Commentary, December 1996 (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "Presidents and War Powers: Another View," Common Sense, Winter 1996 (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); "How Binding Are Contracts?" The American Enterprise, Nov./Dec. 1993 (with David B. Rivkin, Jr.); and "Pirate Constitutionalism: An Essay in Self-Government," 8 J. of L. & Politics 477 (1992).
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I studied History at the University of Portsmouth between 2002 and 2005. I've always been enthusiastic about reading and writing about the past. I believe that when we forget about the past, we're not arming ourselves properly for the future. I also believe that far too often History is made far too boring, and about mindless lists of names and dates. History isn't just about facts, but about how and where you find them, and what you learn from them. If we know where we've come from, then we know much more about where we are and where we're going. And its not just about Lord and Lady so-and-so, or General Sir this-and-that, but the ordinary people on the ground and at the coalface.
I started this blog at my brothers suggestion almost three years ago, mainly for something to do and somewhere to record my writing. In that time it has snowballed out of all recognition, never could I have imagined that so many people would want to read what I have to say! I hope Daly History shows that you can take history – traditionally a conservative subject – to new audiences and new media.
I'm now heavily involved in researching Portsmouth during the First World War, in particular looking at the almost 6,000 men and women who were killed. Other areas that I've researched in particular include the battle of Arnhem, nautical instruments in the 19th century, Airborne Forces, the British Army since 1945, Portsmouths 19th Century maritime society, the career of Lieutenant-General Sir Frederick Browning, the sinking of SS Laconia, Great War Australian soldiers buried in Portsmouth and my own family history. I have also spent much time researching in archives, such as the National Archives at Kew, the British Library, and local Records Offices. I also have a lot of experience of researching using online sources.
I have appeared as a studio guest and newspaper reviewer on the Sasha Twining show on BBC Radio Solent, and have also been featured in the Portsmouth News. I write articles for History magazines, such as Britain at War Magazine, and I give regular lectures to Local History groups. I have also been a guest blogger for Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. I'm more than happy to help out with your family history, or any other random history based queries that I might be able to help with. Or if you have any ideas for articles or talks, or things I could research, I would be more than happy to hear!
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You've just had an auto accident. Perhaps the other driver was clearly to blame, or you were responsible. It may be a minor fender bender or a more serious accident resulting in injuries or extensive damage. Regardless of the severity of the accident or who was at fault, there are a number of basic steps you'll need to follow once the commotion subsides. This can all be a complicated and stressful process. But the more you know, the smoother the process will be and the greater your chances of obtaining a satisfactory outcome.
Report the accident immediately
The first step you should take is to promptly notify your insurance company or agent that you've been in an accident. Do this as soon as possible, even if you're far from home. When you call your insurance company, you'll be asked for specific information regarding the accident. The more information you have collected at the scene, the faster your claim will likely be processed and the better your insurance company can judge how to proceed.
If the accident was minor, you may be tempted to avoid making a report because you don't want your insurance premiums to rise. However, consider the consequences of failing to report the accident. If you don't report it, the other driver may still report the incident separately to the police or to his or her insurance company, and you may be held liable. An unscrupulous driver might even claim that you left the scene of the accident and, since there is no record reflecting your side of the story, he or she might be able to make a case.
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Ask your insurance agent or the company representative about the forms or documents you need to complete in order to support your claim. Your company may require a proof-of-loss form, as well as medical and auto repair bills, a copy of the police report, and other documents relating to your claim. Supply all the materials and information your insurer requests, and do it in a timely manner.
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No one really wants to read an auto insurance policy filled with fine print and insurance jargon. But you'll need to be aware of the specifics of your policy in the days following an accident. Knowing what your policy covers can prevent unpleasant surprises. Ideally, though, the best time to look over your policy is before you're feeling stressed in the immediate aftermath of an accident.
Keep records of your expenses and other paperwork
In some cases, your insurance company will pay the hospital, car mechanic, or other service provider directly. In other cases, you are expected to pay these expenses out of your own pocket, and the company will reimburse you for covered expenses. Keep a record of all related expenses. Potential out-of-pocket costs might include medical and hospital bills, car repair bills, rental car charges, and lost wages. Since you will no doubt need receipts in order to be reimbursed, it's wise to keep copies of these and all other documents in a safe location. In fact, you may find it very useful to keep a record or journal of all your dealings relating to the accident.
Understand the role of the insurance adjuster
Your insurance company will assign an adjuster to your case who will be in charge of investigating and making recommendations regarding the settlement of your claim. An appraiser will likely look at and photograph the damage to your car, and you may have to contact a repair shop to get a written estimate (sometimes the adjuster does this). You may receive money right away (after satisfying your deductible) or the claim may be held up, depending on how complicated the situation is. If you feel that the settlement offer is too low, you can appeal it to the insurance company. You'll have to support your case, but you may be able to get a larger settlement.
Don't forget your other insurance
Finally, don't forget that other types of insurance (e.g., health, homeowners) may cover certain losses resulting from an auto accident that are not covered by your auto insurance, depending on the type of loss and other circumstances.


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Academics Degrees and Majors
Penn State Brandywine is a small campus with a big degree -- a Penn State degree. Students can complete 12 baccalaureate and 2 associate degrees in their entirety on our campus or begin the first two years of course work for over 160 degrees which can be completed at other Penn State campuses.
The degrees and programs offered at the Brandywine campus have been carefully chosen to accent our faculty excellence, to partake of the historical and urban strengths of the region, and to provide our students with the marketable skills needed in the 21st century.
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Baccalaureate Degrees
- American Studies - AMSCC
- Biology
- Business - BSBCC
- Communication Arts and Sciences - CASCC
- Communications - COMCC
- Engineering - G E
- English - ENGCC
- Human Development and Family Studies - HFSCC
- Information Sciences and Technology - ISSCC
- Letters, Arts and Sciences - LASCC
- Bachelor of Philosophy - B PH
- Psychology - PYACC (BA), PYSCC (BS)
Associate Degrees
Associate Degree in Business Administration - 2BACC
A two-year college-level degree that enhances a student's understanding of business concepts. Students may choose to pursue this degree on a full-time or part-time basis. Credits earned in this degree may be applied to the baccalaureate degree in business offered at this campus.
Associate Degree in Letters, Arts, and Sciences - 2LACC
Students receive a two year college-level degree with some specialization according to a student's interest and career plans. Most credits earned should be transferable to many of the baccalaureate degree programs offered by Penn State.
Students enrolled in select majors may choose to take courses which will result in the awarding of a minor certificate upon completion of a baccalaureate degree in the following areas:
- American Studies - AMSCC
- Business - BSBCC
- Civic and Community Engagement - CIVCM
- Communication Arts and Sciences - CASCC
- English - ENGCC
- Environmental Inquiry - ENV I
- Information Sciences and Technology - IST
- International Studies - INTCC
- Peace and Conflict Studies - PEACE
- Psychology - PSYCC
- Women's Studies - WMNCC
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Taking a look a Salix
There seems to be a mad dash lately of bloggers tripping over themselves to write reviews of Bodhi Linux. Jeff Hoogland and his merry band of developers have come out recently with version 1.2.0 and I've put it through some paces. Overall, I like it, but rather than yet another Bodhi review getting lost in the shuffle, I thought I'd put that one off for another time.
I have a MicroPC TransPort T2200 laptop on which I change distros as often as I change socks. OK, that's an exaggeration, but it is pretty much a test bed for distros I try out.
Several days ago, I was thinking about how I had not really done a lot with Slackware-based distros other than OpenSUSE. I looked for the latest version of Wolvix, which I had written about a few years ago, but found it was discontinued. This is unfortunate, because while writing that blog item a few years ago, I got the sense when talking to lead developer and new-dad-at-the-time Kenneth Granerud that he was on to something.
So after doing a few laps on Distrowatch.com, I settled on Salix, a Slackware-based distro from Europe. According to its Web site, Salix is a linux distribution based on Slackware "that is simple, fast and easy to use."
No truer words were spoken. After a relatively quick download and installation, Salix flies on the MicroPC laptop.
I opted for the Fluxbox version of the distro — it also comes in Xfce, LXDE and KDE flavors — and the lightweight window manager version does not disappoint. While it might be objectionable to free software purists (and I'm a little flexible on this issue, though I'd prefer the decision of installing it be given to the user), the presence of Flash on the distro out of the box is a plus for those who want to get online and straight over to YouTube. With the Gslapt Package Manager, you can dig around for programs you'd like to add.
It's refreshing when you don't have to pop the hood right away. Right out of the box, so to speak, the distro ran flawlessly. Connectivity is a snap, and there have been no glitches with the wireless since using Salix. I added Conky because I enjoy having a rundown of what's going on beneath the keyboard that sits on my desktop, and I also added Irssi, because that's what the "cool kids" use to talk on IRC. Why these two programs aren't already included on distros — I've only encountered Irssi being native on Debian — is a mystery.
As a matter of personal preference, I changed the cursor. I have seen this before on Fluxbox-based distros: It comes with the cursor that has a large black arrow and I prefer the smaller white one. With this exception, there was nothing I needed to tweak right away.
Again, I can't get over the speed of this distro. Salix flies on this laptop, even with multiple programs running simultaneously. I cannot say that for every distro that has graced this laptop. Salix is clearly one of the better distros I've come across.
I am not completely up to speed on Fluxbox and its nuances, but I'm getting there. In the hubbub that is known as the current desktop environment soap opera, I'm starting to like window managers more, and you may find that more distro test drives will include them.
The symbol for Salix is the bonsai. Like a bonsai, Salix is small, light and the product of infinite care.
If you have the time and the inclination, give it a try.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
September 13, 2011 at 8:16 am
Yes, there is a lot to be said for fluxbox. It handles multiple desktops perfectly, you can edit the menu easily enough to do what you want, its clean and simple and fast and keeps out of your way.
September 13, 2011 at 8:21 am
Salix is definitely an OS to try. Quick and full-featured.
I reviewed XFCE version, so if interested in reading about it, please come http://linuxblog.darkduck.com/2011/08/salixos-older-brother-of-slax.html
September 15, 2011 at 3:59 am
"I had not really done a lot with Slackware-based distros other than OpenSUSE"
OpenSuSE is not Slackware based anymore. Only first SuSE version were based on Slackware, but that's long ago 😉
PS: I prefer Openbox, you should give it a try, too.
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Marriage and Family Therapist
Life is valuable. It is too important not to feel as good as you can as you journey through life. Sometimes issues in our lives in the present come from concerns in the past. At REACH Counseling, we explore what your goals are for your life and how you can reach them all in a supportive, caring environment. We provide an atmosphere where we really listen to you and what you are going through. We help you find your internal and external resources to deal with life's concerns.
Kerstin Miller, M.Div, LMFT, CST
Couples and Family Therapist
168 West Ridge Pike Suite 208, Limerick, Pennsylvania 19468
" All emotions and behaviors make sense, we just need to understand how". I believe that most behaviors and feelings in the present can be understood in the context of past experiences. By looking at one's early life with an eye to understanding how those experiences may have felt to a young child, the therapeutic process helps to develop self compassion and a broader perspective. This curious and non-judgmental process builds self-confidence and empowers the client to make desired changes. My approach to Psychotherapy is collaborative and builds on mutual trust. The therapist guides, the client travels, and together they gain clarity to strengthen the client's Sense of Self.
Barbara Shaw, MS, LMFT
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
168 West Ridge Pike, Suite 208, Limerick, Pennsylvania 19468
I use psychotherapy to help individuals address underlying sources of ongoing painful problems such as anxiety, depression, anger, and chronic problematic relationship patterns. This may include exploring past family dynamics and significant childhood events that have affected development. Increased understanding of the past can often lead to improvement in the present. I recommend tackling problems at their source because this allows the possibility of more permanent and deeper healing than can be achieved by simply addressing symptoms. As past events are gradually processed and resolved, we often feel that an emotional burden has been lifted; we just plain feel better!
Thomas and Carol Corso, Carol and Thomas Corso
Professional Counselors
214 W. Broad Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018
Our approach to providing psychotherapy is client-centered and strengths- based. We believe in making the client feel safe, and in providing a trusting caring counseling relationship. We believe in providing respect, empathy and positive regard for all of my clients, regardless of age, gender or issue. Our counseling backgrounds include working with young children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Eugene Kayser, M.A., M.F.T.
PA Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
418 Stump Rd., Suite 204, Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania 18936
When I work with clients individually, I provide a safe place for them to talk about their problems and move toward finding solutions that will make further treatment unnecessary. .It really shouldn't be necessary for therapy to go on for years. I am very interactive with people, am a good listener and a firm believer that humor provides needed objectivity to promote treatment. Even though we are talking about personal problems, I examine the family and social environments to provide a context for the client.
Jennifer McCarron, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Certified EMDR Therapist
418 Stump Road, Suite 207, Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania 18936
Clients will get a better understanding of how their current behaviors/relationships are influenced by their past family, school, work, and history. I provide a safe environment for clients to examine if and how they are going to change to better their lives and increase their level of happiness. I utilize a variety of treatment methods and give challenging "assignments" to help clients realize their full potential and practice skills taught in sessions. The trusting relationship I build with a client in therapy is my best therapeutic tool as clients can then safely explore topic "usually" uncomfortable in the outside world.
Kevin Drab, M.A., M.Ed.
Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified EMDR Therapist, Certified Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counselor
418 Stump Road, Suite 208, Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania 18936
Research has shown that an empathic, nonjudgmental relationship with a client is the most important element in successful therapy. My approach to psychotherapy has been strongly influenced by my experiences as a client in therapy. My career as a counselor has always involved a deep commitment to developing my knowledge and skills in a variety of therapies, while also being creative and innovative with each client. While in a session the client is always the focus of my attention, as we work together to find solutions to their problems. I avoid formality, interacting with the client candidly as an equal, typically relaxed, and even humorous at times, without compromising my professionalism.
Jeffrey Kauffman, M.A., M.S.S., L.C.S.W., B.C.D., F.T
licensed clinical social worker/ psychotherapist
217 Pottstown Pike, Chester Springs, Pennsylvania 19425
I provide a safe place to talk, explore feelings, deal with difficult situations, resolve losses and come to terms with important issues in your life. If you are facing a significant life challenge, need to resolve long-standing problems, find more satisfactory self–acceptance & peace of mind, gain meaningful solutions and new understanding, I will provide you with an experienced, accepting, attentive, place to accomplish this.
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46 Red Rowen Lane, Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania 19462
I create a safe, warm, caring atmosphere so that you can share your painful, feelings of hurt, anger, depression, anxiety, sadness, helplessness and hopelessness. You may also be experiencing guilt, fear, shame or grief and serious relationship (marital, family, parent-child, partner, career) problems. I can help you shift from this state of emotional and mental darkness to the experience of emotional and mental light. I can help you let go of "shoulding" on yourself, unrealistic expectations, perfectionism, self attack thoughts, loss and the sense you are ineffective, unworthy, incompetent or deficient in some way. In the process you will learn to be more forgiving and compassionate to


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The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled Tuesday that Los Angeles County is not liable for billions of gallons of urban storm water runoff that pollutes the ocean and inland waterways.
By a 9-0 vote, the high court reversed the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling, which had held the Los Angeles County Flood Control District responsible for violating the Clean Water Act.
"I think the ruling confirms the approach we have been taking for many years when it comes to storm water management in L.A. County," said Gary Hildebrand, assistant deputy director of the county Department of Public Works.
"It is a collective responsibility for the cities and all who drain from the watershed," he added.
In a narrow ruling written by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the court rejected the position of environmental groups that contended the flow of urban runoff from one section of the Los Angeles and San Gabriel rivers to another and eventually, to the ocean, represented "a discharge of a pollutant."
Ginsburg wrote that the previous decision from the Ninth Circuit court "cannot be squared with this holding." The Supreme Court ruling said that argument "failed" and "is not embraced ..."
The case began in 2008 when the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Santa Monica Baykeeper (now known as the Los Angeles Waterkeeper) filed suit alleging the county was responsible for the urban runoff that picks up bacteria from dog feces, metals from brake pads and pesticides from suburban lawns as it flows through the two rivers to the ocean.
Studies say urban runoff sickens 640,000 to 1.4million people who visit L.A. and Orange County beaches each year, according to the NRDC. Mostly, swimmers come down with diarrhea, sore throats, pink eye or fever.
While few argue that storm water pollution is a serious problem, the high court's narrow decision did not address who should clean it up.
Hildebrand said recent storm water discharge permits issued to the county and cities by the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board take a cooperative approach, one that involves most of the county's 88 cities and individual county property owners as well.
The county Flood Control District and Department of Public Works sent notices to 2.2million property owners last month, declaring an intent to assess property owners for future storm water cleanup projects. The county's Clean Water, Clean Beaches measure will cost single-family properties about $54 a year and commercial properties between $300 and $11,000. The measure would raise about $275million a year.
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the proposed fee Jan. 15. A divided board must decide whether to put the measure out to a vote of the property owners.
"This decision doesn't alter our approach in dealing with the funding measure," Hildebrand said Tuesday. "It validates the approach of the storm water permit that has been issued. That everybody has a role."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Hi I am looking at preeminently fitting a ps3 in my transit minibus taxi to while away the boring hours sat on the rank. I have a lilput monitor from a previous car pc/Xbox install and my kenwood DVD player has a av in for the sound. I am planning to fit a decent sized solid state drive in the ps3 but my question is how can I power it? All I seam to find is everyone saying "use an inverter". But I didn't see the point in upping the voltage to 240 for the ps3 to drop it bk down again. This was not a prob with the Xbox because the psu is separate to the machine so I ran it off a standard 12v to 12v pc power supply and a lead I bought off eBay with a atx plug one end and a Xbox one the other. But the ps3 power supply is built in. I was thinking of doing the same thing again but hard wiering it straight to the ps3 and dumping its 240v psu out for a 12v to 12v supply. I am just unsure of the ps3 power requirements and there for what oc supply to use. Any advice would be grate thanks
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Yer I thought the wireing side would be pretty simple but not sure about the amps ect. Since posting I have found out the ps3 needs 12v 16a and 5v 9a but the m2-atx 160w only provides 12v 8a peek 10a and 5v 8a peek 10a so the 5v side will b ok but not sure about the 12v side. Is this power output for both the 20pin conector and the 4pin one combined or is it 10a max each? If so can I connect the two together to spred the load or can I get 2 m2-atx side by side powered from the same battery and connect the 12v rails together for 20a peek supply?
You want to look at the M4-ATX power supply. This is basically an ATX power supply that runs off Automotive DC instead of AC.
This is a 250Watt (300Peak) power supply intended to replace the standard supply in a standard PC case.
You can get more information at the manufacturers website at mini-box.com .
On my old PS3 it said it was 360W on the case. I also have a PS3 Slim but I have no idea the needed power for it.
If what you are showing is the required power for JUST the PS3 then you are sitting at 242W needed. That doesn't leave a whole lot of power extra.
In this case if your SSD drive uses more than 10W you may want to power it separately with a small PC supply such as the M2-ATX. Just not sure the ramifications of using two separate power supplies like that. You certainly don't want to try combining supplies to power the PS3. You may have to connect the Ground outputs of the power supplies to use a second one for the SSD but I am unsure. I have a small ARM board here that has a SATA on it and my understanding is I have to use a separate power supply to power it if I use one since there is no SATA power cable nor a connector for one on this board. I have not crossed that bridge to know yet for sure what is needed for sure.
Also an Inverter is really what you should be using. A good quality inverter is a WHOLE lot less work. Not to mention if ANYTHING goes wrong with your PS3 all it costs is $99 to have it refurbished from Sony. You pay nothing for shipping in either direction. If you hack up your PS3 you will be SOL if you have an issue with it.
Hi right had a play with the 300w mains psu. Checked the amps drawn on the 12 and 5v rails. They were way way below what the 160w m2-atx was rated for so got a spare car battery and hooked up. No problems at all!!!! The old m2 I had in my draw ran it just fine right down to 7v in the car battery. Charged this car battery up (it is good but quite low amps) and it ran the ps3 off the m2-atx with the ps3 just sitting there on the normal screen for over 2 and a half hours!!!! Wow!!! That's more than enough. So moved the hole set up into the car. It all ready has a factory fitted twin battery set up from new that's cuts one battery off and saves it for starting and allows the spare to run down completely. So connected the set up to this battery and turned the heater fan to "2" to add a little extra load to cover for the monitor and the sound system plus extra draw from the ps3 being played and it lasted over 1 and a half hours befor it was down to 8v so then I started it and it struck up fine and the ps3 stayed on yay it works thanks for the advice. Just got the Fitt it all in now and think I am going to invest in a small LCD volt meter to sit on the dash so I can monitor the supply volts and start the engine for 15 min or so when needed
Andrew, you will still want to look at getting an M4-ATX, you are well over the power rating of the M2 and will eventually burn it out possibly taking the PS3 out with it. The extra 100W capacity the M4-ATX provides is worth the $80... You could always sell your M2 on here as long as you do it before you burn it up if you want to cushion the cost a little bit.


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Brevard, N.C. - Andrew Thompson went undefeated on Senior Day and Scott McCormick clinched the 5-4 match victory over Mars Hill as the Tornados won their second straight conference match.
With the win, Brevard improves to 6-7, 3-2 in conference play, while Mars Hill falls to 3-8, 2-3 in SAC competition.
Brevard won two of the three doubles matches as Cole Altizer and Jarred Fisher teamed up to defeate Alessandro du Besse and Steven Stankovic on doubles court No. 2, while Andrew Thompson and Kuhn topped Carlos Oyaga and Bradley Bassinger on court No. 3. Brevard's loss came on court No. 1 as Mars Hill's Lucas Simm and Koeche Smith defeated Dorian Feron and McCormick.
Brevard and Mars Hill split singles play with each team taking three matches. The Lions took victories at No. 2, No. 3 and No. 5 singles, but Brevard rallied back with victories by Thompson and Shane Apps on courts No. 4 and 6 before McCormick clinched the match on court No. 1 with the 6-3, 6-3 win over du Besse.
Brevard finishes up their home schedule on Wednesday, April 7th, as the Tornados host the Citadel. First serve at the BC Tennis Complex starts at 2:30 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Scott McCormick (BC) def. Alessandro du Besse (MHCM) 6-3, 6-3
2. Koeche Smith (MHCM) def. Cole Altizer (BC) 6-2, 6-3
3. Lucas Simm (MHCM) def. Jonathan Kuhn (BC) 6-4, 7-5
4. Andrew Thompson (BC) def. Stevan Stankovic (MHCM) 6-3, 6-1
5. Carlos Oyaga (MHCM) def. Dorian Feron (BC) 6-3, 6-1
6. Shane Apps (BC) def. Bradley Bassinger (MHCM) 6-0, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. Lucas Simm/Koeche Smith (MHCM) def. Dorian Feron/Scott McCormick (BC) 8-5
2. Cole Altizer/Jarred Fisher (BC) def. Alessandro du Besse/Stevan Stankovic (MHCM) 8-6
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Black Sabbath guitarist donates to cat killer reward fund
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Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler is lending his support to the search to find out who killed 25 cats and hung their bodies in trees in New York.
According to the Journal News, Butler has donated $1,000 to the reward fund, increasing the amount to $25,000.
In a statement through the Westchester County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Butler calls the killings a "heinous and heartless crime." He's sure that someone out there knows who committed the act and encourages them to come forward "to get this coward(s) off the street."
The cats were discovered wrapped in plastic bags in the woods in Yonkers, New York last month.
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I went to see Dr. Reddy. Worst experience ever. Consultation was 2-3 minutes. He hardly spoke to me. Told me he reviewed my ultrasounds and he wanted me to remove my gallbladder immediately. Neither one of my previous doctors requested. I told him that my gallbladder does show a small, few stones, no inflammation, and working fine. For any experienced doctor that wasn't a concern. My discomfort and pain came from the left side of my abdomen, not the right (gallbladder) I explained him where my discomfort was coming from...He didn't even listen or examine me. It was all about my gallbladder to him and I needed to remove it right away. I found no point in discussing with him any further as I saw no knowledge on his part. He rushed me out of there to see a surgeon, Dr. Bairossi (she was more compassionate, caring and willing to listen). Since we couldn't figure out why my discomfort was coming from the left we both decided to do an MRI which didn't show any problems at all, not even gallbladder stones. Went back to see Dr. Bairossi with the results and she told me: You are fine! So I decided not to remove my gallbladder. Went to see another gastro, he suggested to do an endoscopy, the results didn't surprise me, I have a HIATAL HERNIA! I had diagnosed myself long before, but took me $$$$$ to find the right doctor after Dr. Reddy $110, Surgeon $180 MRI (WASN'T NECESSARY) $3,000. Finally found the root of my problem. Thank GOD I didn't listen to Dr. Reddy otherwise I would still be miserable and without a gallbladder. BE AWARE DON'T GO TO THIS DOCTOR!!!! If a Doctor doesn't find the time to talk to you and listen carefully to your symptoms he is NO GOOD!! I talked to the nurse and supervisor told them about it and that he completely misdiagnosed me and they had the nerves to send me a $110 bill for a 2 minute consultation!!!!??? How can Dr. Reddy sleep at night. WORST EXPERIENCE WITH A DOCTOR EVER! Left that place crying! I will be reporting this to Medicine board.
I went to Dr. Reddy with regards to diverticulitis and intestinal issues. He spent less than 2 minutes with me, patted my lower intestinal area, and then had his assistant hand me a booklet for diet. I felt confused and uncared for by Dr. Reddy. A couple of weeks later I called his office again as I was still in pain, constipated and feeling awful. That was on a Thursday. I did not get a call back so I called 5days later on Tuesday and spoke to his assistant. She spoke to Dr. Reddy and called me back and scheduled me for a CAT scan. But it had to be the place he uses and no other imaging specialist and that it would be a week later for the CAT scan because that is how long it typically took for them to confirm my insurance. Now we are talking 12 later from my initial call on the Thursday. When they got the results from the CAT scan the assistant called me and advised the diverticulitis was not irritated and that they would call in a prescription used for IBS. If he had check my medical records the prescription he called in was the same prescription my family doctor called in a couple months earlier and I could not use the prescription because it super constipated me. So today I called and needed my medical records for a STD claim. When I got home and read the records it only contained my visit where he patted my belly and handed me a diet pamphlet. Nothing of my calls, after that, the CAT scan results, the prescribed medication for IBS. So a $5000.00 CAT is not in his records and prescribed medication not in the records either. I am strongly disappointed by how Dr. Reddy and his office have handled me.
I was very ill with Crohn's and had just relocated to Florida. I found Dr. Reddy's name in the phone book as a digestive disease specialist. My first appointment, he was very polite and caring and thorough in the diagnosis process and started me on Remicade infusions. I have been in remission for over 3 years. Dr. Reddy has even visited me when I was in the infusion room just to check on me outside of regular office visits. He is so concerned for his patients and I give him a hug when I see him. I am so thankful I found him and would recommend him to anybody suffering from digestive problems. He will not only get to the root of the problem but will hold your hand through all steps of your illness and/or recovery.
Dr Reddy is very kind, gentle, patient and knowledgeable. His nurse is very sweet too.
Dr. Reddy is caring, competent and thorough. He is genuinely concerned in my whole body well being, not just my gastrointestinal issues. I readily recommend him to friends and convinced my father to switch to him. He spends ample time and I've never felt rushed. I cannot imagine anyone not feeling satisfied and confident in his care.
I went for my first appointment and was so happy with DR. Reddy and the staff. He is personable, respectable, passionate and cares about his patients (health, meds, etc). On my first visit, he treated me as if was his best friends. After my follow-up procedure, the follow through and caring for his "best friend" was exceptional. Dr. Reddy has over 10 years experience in internal medicine and gastroenterology and was able to, in detail explain and answer all my questions/concerns. There are 3 local offices in the Orlando area that make it feasible for office visits around my schedule. I had a great overall experience from start to finish, and then some. He is an advocate for feedback (good or bad) and is always wanting to improve the care and service he provides.
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Style. You either have it or you don't — or you have a whole lot of it and you open a boutique. That's the reality for Paula and Laurie Newlands, sisters-in-law and joint owners of StyleNest, a self-described "designer-inspired fashion boutique." Since 2011, StyleNest has been bringing unique and celebrity-inspired fashion to Lauderdale-by-the-Sea with the bonus commitment to keeping prices reasonable. Like any successful fashion boutique, it has established an online following and does booming e-commerce business in addition to in-store. Keeping with its hip and affordable attitude, the site even features an "Under $25" section you will want to live in forever. Though based out of Florida and heavy on our palm tree vibes, StyleNest knows how to appeal to a national audience and keeps everyone on her toes with the announcement of new arrivals.
Some people are born with green thumbs. In David McLean's case, he was born with emerald hands. His garden — an Eden just south of downtown Fort Lauderdale — is brimming with all things tropical, lush, and fragrant. McLean is a master at growing what grows best in South Florida and is happy to share his knowledge during his popular "walk and talks" on the first Saturday of every month. Through the seasons, you'll find native tomatoes and blueberries, thornless blackberries, and Okinawa spinach for sale — all of which will thrive in your own garden with a little love (and some of McLean's advice). But if the last of your Everglades tomatoes dies in the swamp of summer, fear not. You can still get your fix at the 11th Street Annex, a restaurant literally surrounded by the garden that serves some of the edibles McLean grows. Talk about farm to table.
(After this item was printed, New Times learned that David McLean passed away June 5 at age 79. In lieu of sending flowers, please plant something native in his memory.)
Sure, you could send your kid to a normal camp, one of those sunny compounds with a Native American name that is ironically full of white Jewish kids. There, he'll shoot arrows, erect tents, get tick bites on all areas of his body, and do all that other typical camp stuff. What fun. But do you want your kid to be just like the others — some sunburnt little thing who knows how to fashion a weapon out of a flat rock and a blade of grass? Or do you want your kid to be different? Well, the Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre specializes in different. While the rest of those smelly little terrors are busy building a fire out of their parents' antique furniture, your kid is going to be dancing, singing, and acting. Imagine it. Your own little Jean Valjean putting on one-man shows when the power goes out. For kids in grades 2 through 10, the FLCT's summer camp will teach all aspects of theater, from acting to stage design. And at the end of the program, campers put on a real live play with costumes, sets, and pizzazz for their families and friends. Send your kids to the Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre. You owe it to your furniture.
For almost 30 years, Cinema Paradiso in Fort Lauderdale has been the home of FLIFF — the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. This monthlong fall festival is no slouch, playing films that are making their world premieres or have played only at Cannes; films that will go on to win Academy Awards and the fawning adulations of movie critics and film students. The rest of the year, Gregory von Hausch, president and CEO of FLIFF, and his team carefully curate the weekly offerings of films you won't find anywhere else in South Florida. Cinema Paradiso's home theater is tucked behind a parking garage on the south side of the New River — a spot you'd never find if you weren't looking for it. The former church was there long before most of the rest of modern downtown, and you just don't move out of a building that cool for any reason. But this year, the theater expanded to a second, more easily found location in downtown Hollywood. This new spot is located within walking distance of bars and restaurants. "It's close enough [to the original location] for us to manage and far enough to reach a new audience that wouldn't necessarily be willing to journey to Fort Lauderdale a couple of times a week," von Hausch says. "And Hollywood is kind of central to gain traffic from Dania and Miami. We do draw people from those areas for FLIFF, so we figured they would be interested." Though the second location is actually a little smaller, with 110 seats, better daytime parking allows for matinees and more screenings. With this second location, both FLIFF and Cinema Paradiso are sure to continuing growing, bringing brilliant independent film to a public overloaded with blockbusters.
There are plenty of hotels for well-heeled socialites armed with martinis and red-lipped smiles who are hunting for husband number two. But Lago Mar is designed for that well-heeled socialite after baby number two. Located just off the main A1A strip in Fort Lauderdale, the comfy hotel has the bay in its front yard and a private beach in its back. And though the accommodations may seem a bit mundane, the beach will play center stage for the Broadway-caliber play that is your Fort Laudy beach vacay. There are multiple pools where little children come to get wet and big kids can swim a few laps. Tipsy moms will drool over volleyball-playing musclemen; Grandma can try to live through one more vacation at the shuffleboard court; and hubbies will blow off some new-dad no-sex steam at the tennis courts. Probably the coolest thing about the family-friendly hotel is the Soda Shop downstairs. It'll give you a chance to gorge on pizza while your kids get high on ice cream, and Nana can talk about the old days buying soda at Woolworth's for a nickel. Lago Mar offers something you once thought impossible: a chill family trip.
Girls rule; boys drool. That's the sorry lesson to be learned in the water closets of Coastars, the coffee bar at the heart of Lake Worth's South J St., AKA Little Bushwick. Owners Chris Palacio and Liz Brach figured they had a crowd of young creative types on their hands and said, Hey! Let's leave pens and crayons in the restrooms and see what our young geniuses come up with. What could be bad? But their fond hopes came half-undone. The boys sank to the occasion, rock-bottom, Greyhound-latrine style, unleashing their inner yobbos in crude and filthy texts about body parts and fluids. The girls, however, rose to the occasion, poetically and philosophically. Their walls are even now festooned with instruction and mystery and wit: "Please be responsible for the energy you bring into a room," says the graffiti. "There's gold beneath the highway." "Now something so sad has hold of us that the breath leaves and we can't even cry." "The guy at the counter is cute." Visually, symbols and caricatures are smattered through the lettering for an intricate and sprawling rainbow mash to rival a Persian miniature. Will J Street's boys redeem themselves one day and put their restroom walls to better use? Maybe. But they'll have to bring their own crayons. Chris and Liz took theirs away and scrubbed the walls clean.


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gregkavarnos wrote:What are you talking about? There is no reference on the official site decrying Jundo Cohen or stating that his priests are not recognised. One would believe that if the association had a problem with Mr. Cohen then they would, at the very least, have pulled his name and biography and link to his electronic sangha off their site.shel wrote:You know how politics are. Step on the wrong toes and...
Maybe he pays his dues on time and they like that. How do I know? I was just thinking out loud.
You still havene't answered the question: what is your gripe with Mr. Cohen? Why this personal crusade against him?
Why Jundo's personal crusade against the Buddhist doctrine that he cannot believe? Perhaps I'm afraid he will turn away people interested in Buddhism. Is that a good enough reason?


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interesting to see how the ufc see things and the likely names floating around title shots.
pickett a few good wins away from a shot, probably the uk's likeliest contender now that bisping has fallen away.
not sure I agree that hendo/johnson are better p4p than JDS and a few others.


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Right Here -----> OMMAC: http://www.addictedmma.com/result-10409_OMMAC-16.php
UFC: http://www.addictedmma.com/result-10...-FUEL-TV-8.php
Right Here -----> OMMAC: http://www.addictedmma.com/result-10409_OMMAC-16.php
UFC: http://www.addictedmma.com/result-10...-FUEL-TV-8.php
Co-Owner of www.AddictedMMA.com and massive MMA Addict!
Some good fights on OMMAC last night.
Big win for Shay Walsh and Wooten looked very impressive yet again...
No contest due to technical fault - what happens there?
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
Rd 1, 3:32. Initial submission to Hampson but controversy re: the tap. Think the ref called it then admitted it was wrong?
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
Paul west didn't respond when he was in a triangle, referee stops the fight for the safety of the fighter, Ellis celebrates his win, and the Paul west and his fans kicked off bit of a mess in the ommac cage with people arguing and then is called a no-contest, even tho in similar instances in the ufc it has still been deemed a win e.g. Matt wiman (technical submission) win over mac Danzig. I think this should be looked at and possibly over turned, be interested to hear the opinions of some refs especially
He didnt tap tho and was stood up defending it so defo wasnt out... from a netural point of view it looked like the ref made a mistake, need to look at the video but thats how I saw it.
Ellis is a team mate of Mine so there's obviously some bias, the reason I think it should be reviewed at least is because of the wiman Danzig fight I mentioned, referee tried to get a response from Danzig but he didn't give one so he thought he was out and stopped the fight, Danzig obviously complained but the win stood. Either way I imagine they'll fight again
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Kasey Fagan's walk-off three run blast on Sunday against Mountain State led the Brevard softball player being named the Tornado Athlete of the Week for Week 27 of the 2008-09 athletic season. Fagan received 22 of the 45 votes (48.9%) cast by visitors on BCTornados.com.
The Brevard softball team went 3-3 this past week, dropping their first two games of the week on the road to Milligan. After splitting a doubleheader with Belmont Abbey on Saturday, the Tornados bats came alive on Sunday afternoon as Brevard scored 18 runs in the two games to sweep Mountain State 10-1 and 8-0.
Fagan's bat was a huge part of Sunday's sweep as she picked up a pair of doubles in game one, driving in three runs while scoring one herself and in game two, had a single going into her last at-bat. After taking the first pitch from the Lady Cougar pitcher, the junior from Keystone Heights, Fla. scorched a rising line drive to left field that did not start to drop until it settled far beyond the left field fence, scoring Beth Brooker and Maddie Fletcher to end the game under the 8-run rule.
For the season, Fagan is batting .273 with three doubles, a home run, and 13 RBIs.
The Tornado Athlete of the Week is determined by a fan poll on the frontpage of BCTornados.com. Candidates for the Tornado Athlete of the Week award are announced and voting opens every Sunday night at 10 p.m. Voting closes on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m.
Week 1 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball
Week 2 - Bailey Varley, Women's Soccer
Week 3 - Rebecca Schoonover, Volleyball
Week 4 - Nikki Peacock, Women's Soccer
Week 5 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 6 - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 7 - Trey Wilborn, Football
Week 8 - Alycia Andrade, Women's Cross Country
Week 9 - Jussi Halonen, Men's Soccer
Week 10 - Jo Tuttle, Women's Cycling
Week 11 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball
Week 12 - Jami Perry, Volleyball
Week 13 - Jonathan Whitson, Men's Basketball
Week 14 - Amber Roberts, Women's Basketball
Week 15 - Joseph Chilton, Men's Basketball
Fall MVP - Stanley Jones, Football
Week 16 - Darin Dellinger, Men's Basketball
Week 17 - Sam Carlisle, Men's Basketball
Week 18 - Terrence Johnson, Men's Basketball
Week 19 - Samantha Winn, Women's Basketball
Week 20 - Cody Siniard, Men's Basketball
Week 21 - Seth Laughter, Baseball
Week 22 - Kristina Clayton, Softball
Week 23 - Jonathan Whitson, Men's Basketball
Week 24 - Jackie Corn, Baseball
Week 25 - Chelsi Mallory, Softball
Week 26 - Kayley Duval, Women's Tennis
Week 27 - Kasey Fagan, Softball
Week 28 - TBA, March 31, 2009


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CR7256Z: Lake 111Z2 - Combo Edge, Designed by Ron Lake
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Ron Lake has been called "the father of the modern folding knife" and literally co-authored the book on them in 1988, How To Make Folding Knives. But while Ron is busy making stunning custom folders in his Eugene, Oregon, workshop, he is always thinking. In this case, we believe he has perfected the lockback folder.
Ron's breakthrough is his patented* Lock Back Safety (L.B.S.™) which allows the user to slide the small L.B.S. button forward to lock the blade both in the open and closed positions. When locked open, it is virtually impossible to accidentally release the blade even during vigorous cutting tasks. For those who are concerned about accidental opening, in-pocket or on-belt, simply slide the button forward to lock the knife closed until its next use.
The blade is a classic drop point with a flat grind for strength and a brushed finish. Blade steel is premium 8Cr14MoV stainless steel (equivalent to AUS 8). Dual Lake-style thumb studs give fast either-hand opening, and the lockback release allows easy one-hand closing.
The lockback design allows for a very flat build. The combination of stainless steel liners and lightweight injection-molded glass-filled nylon scales results in a very rigid frame. For grip, the handle features a basketweave texture and a pronounced finger choil and pommel.
We're producing the Lake 111 Z in two sizes. The larger models 7255Z and 7256Z have 3.125" blades and measure 7.25" overall when opened. The smaller Lake 111 Z 2 models 7253Z and 7254Z feature 2.50" blades and are 6.00" long when opened. Both sizes are available with Razor-Sharp or Combined Razor- Sharp and Triple-Point™ Serrated edges. These models come with a custom stainless steel clip in a brushed finish.
A bonus denim carry sheath with belt loop is included with the 7255Z and 7256Z models.
Over the years, others have tried to devise safeties for lockback folders, but Ron's is the most effective and sophisticated we have seen. He really has something to crow about.
About the Knife Designer
Ron Lake
Ron Lake is a custom knifemaker in Eugene, Oregon. He joined the Knifemakers' Guild in 1971, and has been a full time knifemaker since 1972. He has received numerous awards, has been featured in national knife, shooting and general interest magazines, and has conducted folding knife seminars around the world. He co-authored the book How To Make Folding Knives in 1988. He was elected to the Cutlery Hall of Fame in 1998, and was labeled by sportswriter B.R. Hughes as the "Father of the Modern Day Folding Knife." He is a partner with Michael Walker in Lake & Walker Bullfrog® Knives, developer of the patented knife blade lock safety known as LAWKS®, and also invented the L.B.S.™ lock back safety system. Knives made by Ron are included in the collections of the Smithsonian Institution, the National Metal Museum, the National Knife Museum and the Randall Knife Museum. He has also designed many knives for CRKT, including the lines of Thunderbolt, Sentinel, Lake 111 and Lake Bandera.
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- Open Overall Length: 7.25 inches
- Closed Length: 4.125 inches
- Weight: 3.1 ounces
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- Thickness: 0.11 inches
- Material: 8Cr14MoV
- Blade-HRC: 58-59
- Finish: Satin
- Grind: Flat
- Style: Drop Point
- Edge: Combo
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- Safety System: L.B.S. Safety
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- Patent: U.S. Patent No. 7,140,110
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Jaspers Come up Short on Senior Day
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RIVERDALE, N.Y. - The Manhattan men's basketball team dropped a heartbreaker on Senior Day falling 62-60 to Loyola (21-8, 13-5 MAAC). Jaspers' junior guard George Beamon scored a game-high 24 points and senior guard Kidani Brutus added 14 points and a game-high four assists in Manhattan's (20-11, 12-6 MAAC) first setback at Draddy Gymnasium in two weeks.
The Jaspers will enter the 2012 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championships as the # 3 seed after being selected to finish eighth in the MAAC Preseason Coaches' Poll. Manhattan has enjoyed the best turnaround in NCAA Division I under the direction of first year head coach Steve Masiello with a 14-win improvement from last season. It also marks the Jaspers best campaign since 2005-06, which was the last time the program hit the 20-win plateau.
Manhattan will square off with the sixth seed Siena (13-16, 8-10) on Saturday at 9:30 p.m. at the MassMutual Center in Springfield, Mass. It marks the fifth time in the last six years that the Jaspers and Saints meet in the MAAC Tournament.
The Jaspers let an 11 point lead with 11 minutes remaining slip away as Loyola used key plays by sophomore guard Justin Drummond and junior forward Erik Etherly to squeeze out the victory. The Greyhounds locked down defensively holding the Jaspers scoreless after Beamon put Manhattan up 60-58 with a three-point play at the 2:16 mark. Drummond made a key steal in the back court that led to his two handed dunk to tie the game at 60, and then Etherly cleaned up his own rebound for the put back in what proved to be the game winning basket with 1:01 remaining.
Manhattan was a fraction of a second away from sending the game to overtime. On the final possession Brutus' three-point heave fell short into the hands of Beamon whose mid-air put back was waived off after the officiating crew confirmed at the instant replay monitor that it came after time expired.
Beamon and Brutus combined for 28 of the Jaspers' first half points as Manhattan carried a 37-31 advantage into the break. The Jaspers shot 45.5% from beyond the arc and knocked down 12-of-13 (92.3%) free-throws in the first half. Brutus had three of his four three-pointers in the opening 20 minutes and Beamon posted 17 points in the stanza.
The Jaspers had been nearly invincible when leading at intermission during the regular-season, entered the game winning 16-of-17 times when carrying an edge into the second half. It looked like Manhattan was going to do it again as the Jaspers outscored Loyola 13-8 in first nine minutes of the period to take a double-digit advantage. Manhattan was capitalizing on both ends of the court. Rhamel Brown made a big block and then dove on the floor for the rebound, which sparked a fast break that ended with Brutus burying a three from the corner to put the Jaspers ahead 50-39.
Loyola responded with a 10-2 run over the next four minutes to claw back into the contest. Etherly scored four points during the spurt and senior forward Shane Walker made it a three point game (52-49) with a put back dunk with 7:52 to go. Etherly finished with nine points and 10 rebounds.
Mohamed Koita answered for the Jaspers with a three-pointer making it a two possession ball game and Brown gave Manhattan a 57-51 lead with a bucket at the 6:29 mark. But the Greyhounds scored the next six points to lock the contest at 57-57 on Anthony Winbush's break away lay up and Loyola outscored Manhattan 11-3 to close out the game.
Loyola was led by Drummond's 13 points, while Winbush added 12 points and eight rebounds. Manhattan was outrebounded by the Greyhounds 40-20. Despite holding Loyola without a three-point field goal (0-for-8), the Greyhounds shot 46.5% (20-43) from the field and knocked down 22-of-30 free-throws.
Beamon anchored the Jaspers superb free-throw shooting effort by going a perfect 10-for-10 from the line. Manhattan shot 83.3% (15-18) from the charity stripe. It was the 45th straight contest Beamon posted double-figures in scoring as he had his third straight 20+ point performance. The 6'4" junior from Roslyn, N.Y. completed the regular-season as the MAAC's scoring leader averaging 18.4 points per game.
Manhattan travels to Springfield, Mass. next weekend looking to make a run for the program's fourth MAAC title. The Jaspers will step on the neutral floor at the MassMutual Center with 11 wins away from home this season, which ranked tied for the 8th most in nation entering last week. The Jaspers journey begins with Siena on Saturday night.


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Adult Programs
The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center encourages you to never stop learning and to have fun while you do it! We offer a variety of adult classes and social events, including workshops to build rain and compost barrels, birding and photography classes, and opportunities to experience the Arboretum at night. Adult beverages and snacks are included in most evening classes.
Programs for Adults
Arboretum at Night
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Houston is home to a variety of fascinating wildlife. From classes on bird migration to a lesson on edible wild plants, our Nature & Wildlife series provides you with an enhanced understanding of local flora and fauna.
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In addition to the Arboretum's sustainability, wellness, and native plant gardening classes, we also offer food and wine courses to enrich your lifestyle. Our wine class instructors are trained sommeliers, able to provide in depth knowledge about the world of wines for beginners and experienced connoisseurs alike. Our instructors in our food classes are experts in edible wild plants, and in eating raw and healthy foods.
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This classic maternity top is simple yet effortless and very comfortable. It really is a maternity essential, a piece you can wear every day and pared back with anything. Polished? Always.
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Winnie the Witch
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Winnie the witch has a problem. She lives in a biiiiiiiiig black house with black everything. The floors are black, the walls are black, the furniture is black, even her bathtub is black. Winnie loves the color black.
Like most witches, Winnie also has a black cat. His name is Wilbur. Winnie loves her cat Wilbur. There's just one problem...
When Wilbur is awake, she can see him just fine. When Wilbur is asleep and his eyes are closed, Winnie cannot... and she is always tripping over him.
So Winnie turns him green. But that doesn't work out at all either. Neither does the next color. Or the next. Finally, Winnie waves her wand at Wilbur and turns him into a five-colored rainbow cat! Let's see him blend in to anything now!, she thinks.
But poor Wilbur is miserable, embarrassed that he looks so absolutely ridiculous. And Winnie doesn't want her poor cat, her best friend who she loves more than anything in the whole world, to be sad. What on earth will she do in order to stop tripping over him?
Winnie the Witch is a delightful character, and the illustrations are simply wonderful.
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Severna Park, Md. - Junior midfielder Matt Chadderdon (Auburn, N.Y./Auburn) scored five goals to lead second-ranked Le Moyne College to an 8-6 win over fifth-ranked Limestone on Sunday afternoon in non-conference men's lacrosse action at Severna Park High School.
The Dolphins opened the game by scoring the first five goals. Junior attackman Jack Harmatuk (Syracuse, N.Y./Christian Brothers Academy/Syracuse U.) scored the first goal from the right side of the goal off a feed from classmate Jack Venditti (Baldwinsville, N.Y./C.W. Baker). Senior Mike Rabbitt (Simsbury, Conn./Simsbury) gave the Dolphins a two-goal advantage at the 1:50 mark of the first quarter with a goal from in front of the net off a pass from Harmatuk.
After winning the opening face-off of the second quarter and missing a pair of shots, the Dolphins increased their lead to 3-0 on a blast from the right side by Chadderdon off a pass from Rabbitt. Just 41 seconds later, Chadderdon scored from the right wing off another feed from Rabbitt. Chadderdon completed his hat trick at the 6:23 mark with an unassisted goal from the left wing.
Limestone cut its deficit to 5-2 with a pair of goals in a span of 34 seconds. Jake Rogalia got the Saints on the board with a man-up goal with 1:41 remaining in the second quarter off a pass from Riley Loewen. After winning the ensuing face-off, Jeff Santo scored off a feed from Mike Poerstel with 1:07 to go before halftime. Chadderdon added his fourth goal of the quarter with 23 seconds left in the quarter to give the Dolphins a 6-2 advantage heading into the intermission.
The Saints scored the first goal of the third quarter to pull within 6-3, but could not get any closer until the game's final seconds. Jackson Decker scored his first of two goals in the contest with 8:40 left in the quarter off a pass from Poerstel.
The Dolphins, who have won 35 consecutive regular season games, responded with two goals in a span of 10 seconds to push their lead back out to five goals. Junior midfielder Nick DiSarro (Niskayuna, N.Y./Niskayuna) fired in a shot from in front of the goal off a pass from sophomore midfielder Mike Byrnes (Preble, N.Y./Tully) with 4:34 remaining in the stanza. Chadderdon picked up the ground ball off the ensuing face-off and raced down the field to score his team's final goal of the game at the 4:24 mark.
After a scoring drought of over 12 minutes, Limestone scored its first of three fourth-quarter tallies. Poerstel took a pass from Decker at the top of the box and found the back of the net with 7:09 left in the game. Following a Le Moyne turnover with under one minute left in play, Loewen scored from in front of the goal with 20 seconds remaining. Decker delivered the game's final score by finding the back of the net with five seconds left after Le Moyne was called for a violation on the face-off following Loewen's goal.
Freshman goalkeeper Jeff White (Buffalo, N.Y./Canisius HS) made eight saves in between the pipes for the Dolphins. Steve Gartelman was credited with 10 saves for the Saints.
Le Moyne (2-0), which has won five straight match-ups against the Saints, remains on the road over the College's Spring Break for a game against Catawba on Thursday, March 11 at 4:00 p.m. on the campus of Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Florida.


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