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Ethics and the law are inseparably intertwined my friend. Can't separate 'em.I believe piracy is banned because of ethical reason not so much law.
Yeah - me and my darn 'hyperbole' getting me in trouble again. LOL!!!I was just responding to you announcing that "jail breaking can never be made illegal".
These are your words my friend not mine haha.
I know you have this 'fascination' with busting mine.. ;-/ -- stop! LOL!!!!Was just busting your balls though.
Ah you're waxing political now.. we DEFINITELY shouldn't go THERE..There's no way they could take our rights away either (Patriot Act).
They could never violate the 2nd amendment (Assault Weapons Ban of 2013).
Innocent people never get put in jail (list too long).
The 'copyright infringement' angle is where they made their mistake. That was the 'only' angle they could choose in creating this 'crazy law' - but it's also its weakness and why the cases will get thrown out. I have several 'copyrighted' works out there and I want my payment like the next guy. But the way they wrote the language of the law is that to 'jaibreak an ipad' you have to be 'rewriting the copyrighted code and RELEASING IT AS NEW' without the written permission of 'blah, blah, blah'. It's SO weak.If you don't think they could nail you on a copyright violation, especially to make a point
Man you are living in a fantasy land
But time will tell. AND they WILL try to 'make some examples' early on. We'll see what happens.
I guess people that jaywalk and speed are as bad is pirates
And people that pirate are as bad as people that kill people.
They are all against the law right? Lol.
Simply put. This site supports jail breaking. It doesn't support piracy.
Gotta love a country where jaywalkers get hit by cars and sue and win. Pedestrians have the right of way 0.o
Post #11 by intell. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1476284
Jailbreaking an iPad it seems has never been legal same with iPod touch.
It would still be pretty hard for the owners of the forum to make a distinction, even a 'moral' one between stealing the artwork/intellectual property of another person and releasing for free (as is the case with pirating) and stealing the code of another and releasing it for free and even sometimes for DONATIONS (as is the case with jailbreaking). Ethically and morally they're pretty much the same thing if you really look at it. The ONLY difference being one of 'scale' - one steals from a GIANT CORPORATION like Apple and the other steals from the 'little guy' (the tweak maker). The whole thing gets a little too gray for my likes.
In the end neither are enforceable laws (jailbreaking or pirating). Most forums have chosen to consider hacking okay and pirating not. I tend to agree with that stance. But the argument to make a distinction isn't easy on ethical OR moral grounds.
Now why is that? Well it probably comes down to the one who makes the rules morals.
Atleast this is how I understood it
Anyway thanks for the discussion. Got me looking up things and learning. Haha
What was this thread about again?
@NewDestiny I must say that ethics and the law are not inseparably intertwined. If you have taken a business ethics class you would know that ethics and the law are separable, though sometimes these two do align. For example, Googles mapping vehicle is doing nothing illegal but some have questioned the ethics of capturing the faces of individuals for the whole world to see. Is this ethical, who's to say but it is not illegal. So linking the two is a bit naive in my opinion. Apple and Foxconn would be another example. Just sayin.
Heres my simple answer:
Piracy is theft. People do lose revenue.
Jailbreaking itself is a victimless crime.


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I read the blog and didn't see anything about this.
Been using BT since 2.0 final. Love the new BT4. Even my half working crystal windows manager.
X loads just using crystal or KDE. It's just when I run crystal I can't see any of the icons on the bottom task bar. I can click on stuff and it opens programs etc, just can't see the icons.
Is this a known issue or so far undocumented? It does this both on LiveCD and installed on my HD.
If needed I can provide more information, just ask. I'll check this thread later on today.
J0rgan and I created the bt4-crystal and its still pretty beta and needs work. If you have comments, fix's or suggestions please let me know and we will try to implement them. Remember people this is a beta edition of backtrack on a entirely different platform with a new alternate window manger.
As to your question the bottom taskbar doesnt work yet in that particular theme.
or just change the theme from the menu...
Exactly the same problem. Guys working od BT4, helps anything if i write what hardware I`am using?
I am using Sony VAIO VGN-FZ240E laptop. If that helps or not.
Anyways, I <3 bt and am a huge fan of it. Keep up the good work! I usually never sign up for message boards. This is the 2nd message board I belong too. I felt the need to contribute whatever I could to the new bt4.
I tried booting into bt4-crystal which is a kewl touch but my dumb ass cant figure out how to boot back into kde.. After a reboot & root/toor, I type startx but it keeps going back to crystal.
How do you get back into kde?
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ITHACA, N.Y. – Cornell junior Rob Pannell reached a personal milestone, registering his 200th career point, as he led the No. 7 Big Red men's lacrosse team to a 19-8 victory over Dartmouth this afternoon at Schoellkopf Field. The Big Red used a six-goal run over a span of 4:25 early in the second quarter to blow open a tied game and take an 11-2 lead into halftime. With the victory, Cornell moves into sole possession of first place in the Ivy League as the lone undefeated conference team at 2-0 (7-2 overall). The Big Green slipped to 4-3 on the season (1-1 Ivy).
Pannell tallied a career-high nine points on five assists and four goals, with his milestone point coming on his final assist of the day. Sophomore Steve Mock tallied a personal-best five goals, while Roy Lang scored twice. Ross Gillum was Cornell's only other multipoint scorer with one goal and one assist, while eight other members of the Big Red registered at least one point.
Defensively, the Big Red was outstanding, registering 11 caused turnovers on 19 of Dartmouth's miscues and allowing the Big Green to clear the ball successfully just 14-of-20 times. Leading the way was Mike Bronzino, Thomas Keith and Joe Paoletta with two caused turnovers apiece. The defense was ably backed by goalie AJ Fiore, who registered nine saves and allowed just six goals in 45:00 before giving way to Andrew West, who finished with three saves and two goals-against.
The Big Red held the edge in shots (46-35), ground balls (41-26) and face-offs (15-of-29). Keith and Lang both picked up a game-high five ground balls and rookie Doug Tesoriero won a career-high 11 face-offs (11-of-16).
Dartmouth was led by Nikkie Dysenchuk's three goals, while Kip Dooley finished with two assists and one goal. Rhett Miller also chipped in two tallies. In goal, Fergus Campbell, who posted a career-high 23 saves vs. the Big Red last season, stopped just 10 shots and allowed 16 goals in 50:30. Ryan Alexander came on in relief and finished with five saves and three goals-against.
After allowing Dartmouth to get on the board following a prolonged offensive possession to begin the game, the Big Red rattled off the next seven goals to put the contest out of reach, as the Big Green never got back within five goals the rest of the way.
Lang scored first on a great dodge to the cage, but Pannell's goal from just inside the restraining line as the first period expired proved to be the first of many highlight reel goals of the day.
The scoring came fast and furious in the opening moments of the second quarter, with Mock scoring off a pass from Pannell at the 12:48 mark to put Cornell up, 3-1. Just over two minutes later, an unassisted goal by Pannell made it a 7-1 game.
Dysenchuk ended the Dartmouth drought with an unassisted goal with 9:36 to play in the half, and scored in the final seconds of the period for the Big Green, but inbetween, Cornell scored four unanswered goals to put the home team up 11-2 heading into the intermission. During the run, Mock and Pannell each registered an unassisted goal, before Mock scored off a pass from Pannell.
Back-to-back goals nine seconds apart from Pannell and Tesoriero opened the scoring in the third quarter and a man-up goal by Cody Bremner made it three straight and put the Big Red up, 14-3.
The Big Green responded with three straight goals, the first two coming from Miller, to make it a 14-6 game heading into the final intermission.
Both teams subbed liberally for the final 15 minutes and Cornell outscored the visitors 5-2 to account for the 19-8 final.
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Albany, N.Y. — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has raised another $8.5 million for his re-election, adding to a campaign account that now boasts a balance of more than $35 million.
Cuomo's campaign disclosed the numbers Tuesday, which was the deadline for candidates to file their six-month finance reports with the state.
The Democratic governor reported $6.8 million in campaign expenses over that time. He already had $33 million in his account when the filing period began in January.
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With almost 800,000 comments and counting, the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality proposal is well on its way to becoming the most commented-on item in the history of the agency.
The commission's deadline for comments had been Tuesday, but it extended that until Friday after the public response slowed the FCC's website to a crawl. A second, 60-day reply comment period will begin after that. The FCC is expected to update its proposal and take a final vote later this year.
As it stands, the plan, written by FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, would ban broadband providers from blocking or slowing down specific web sites. It would, however, allow content companies to cut deals for preferential treatment, like faster download speeds or easier access to consumers. Mr. Wheeler says he intends to scrutinize the deals closely, and prevent any arrangements that unfairly disadvantage companies that don't pay.
Advocates of pure net neutrality—a ban on all content deals—say his proposal doesn't go far enough, and they have pushed for the FCC to reclassify broadband as a utility under communications law, which would subject it to far greater regulation.
But net neutrality, a public policy issue that's been debated in Washington for more than a decade, inspires a lot of passion, and it's an issue with more than two sides. Judging from a random sampling of the comments, however, they appear to fall within one of five themes, as follows:
1. Ban Any Fast Lanes on Broadband
These are the "net neutrality" purists – those who don't believe broadband providers should be allowed to cut deals with content companies for preferential treatment like faster speeds.
"If the proposed rules were in place when Etsy was founded, we would never have achieved the success we have today. Etsy and other startups will suffer if the FCC allows some companies to negotiate priority or exclusive access to consumers." - Etsy CEO Chad Dickerson (PDF)
"When Vimeo began as a project by a few employees at a startup ten years ago, it did not have to worry about negotiating with broadband providers or paying them arbitrary tolls on video uploads and plays. This freedom has allowed Vimeo to permit its users to upload videos without length restrictions; to become the first video sharing platform to allow users to upload full HD videos…Network neutrality has helped make each of these innovations possible." - online video sharing service Vimeo LLC (PDF)
"We have grave concerns about your proposed rules and the two-tiered Internet that a paid prioritization model would create. We fear the chilling effect these rules would have on innovation, the negative impact they would have on our culture, and the real harm they would do to companies like ours." - Kickstarter CEO Yancey Strickler (PDF)
2. Make Broadband a Utility
This is a legal argument from net neutrality backers worried about the FCC's rules getting thrown out in court again. They argue the FCC should reclassify broadband as a common carrier, like the old landline phone network. Broadband providers say reclassification would kill investment in broadband and stifle future innovation.
"Broadband is a more advanced technology than phone service, but in the 21st century it performs the same essential function. Consumers and businesses cannot live without this vital connection to each other and to the world around them. Accordingly, it would be appropriate for the FCC to reclassify broadband to reflect the vital role the Internet plays in carrying our most important information and our greatest ideas." - Senators Al Franken (D., Minn.), Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.), Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.), Ron Wyden (D., Ore.), Richard Blumenthal (D., Conn.), Jeff Merkley (D., Oreg.), Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.), Sheldon Whitehouse (D., R.I.), Ben Cardin (D., Md.), Kristen Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) and Corey Booker (D., N.J.)
"The Commission must adopt a clear set of rules for net neutrality in order to achieve meaningful protections. We believe the best way to do this is to reclassify broadband as a telecommunications service, ban paid prioritization deals, and apply net neutrality protections to wireless broadband services." - Consumers Union
"It is long since time to recognize that the internet has become another utility, and regulate it as such – rather than opening an important speech venue to total control by a monopoly that has already amassed too much power and influence." – Maya Cook, Lindenwold, N.J. (Text)
3. Apply Net Neutrality to Wired and Wireless Networks
This is an argument that wireless broadband networks that connect smartphones and tablets should be covered by the new net neutrality rules. The FCC's original net neutrality rules in 2010 exempted wireless networks, because they needed longer to develop. Critics note unlike wired broadband, wireless bandwidth is constrained by the availability of spectrum, making congestion a much bigger issue.
"It is time for the Commission to apply the same non-discrimination, no-blocking and robust transparency rules to the wireline and wireless platforms." - The Internet Association, which represents Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Twitter among other major Web companies. (PDF)
"With 650,000 submissions, I hope that we, the American people, have made our voices heard regarding the protection of Net Neutrality. I truly hope that a free, open internet ecosystem where internet service providers cannot discriminate or prioritize content. I strongly encourage the FCC to reclassify both broadband and mobile internet access as Title II common carriers." – Joseph Letourneau, Baltimore (PDF)
4. Government Should Leave the Internet Alone
Conservatives and many industry representatives argue the Internet has flourished precisely because it isn't heavily regulated, and that net neutrality rules are unnecessary.
"Today, there is no evidence of marketplace failure or demonstrable consumer harm in the Internet ecosystem, including the Internet service provider market segment. Instead, there is competition among Internet service providers employing various technological platforms. And investment in network facilities is strong, and innovative business models are thriving. If new net neutrality mandates are adopted, there is a substantial risk that this new regulatory action will disrupt, or at least inhibit, the innovation and investment that has characterized the Internet ecosystem for the past decade or so. This, in turn, and most significantly, will harm consumer welfare." – Randolph May, Free State Foundation
"Regulating broadband under Title II would harm consumers and the U.S. economy. Reversing more than a decade's worth of decisions and policy would plunge the industry into years of litigation and cause extreme regulatory uncertainty. By engaging in such a regulatory overreach, the Commission would deter private-sector investment in broadband technology, harm innovation, and slow economic development and job creation. This action could have a wide-ranging impact on the entire Internet ecosystem, not just on broadband service providers." - U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
5. Wheeler's Plan Is a Winner
This is a rare argument in support for Mr. Wheeler's attempt to split the difference between the various camps, and implement net neutrality rules without reclassifying broadband or banning all paid content deals.
"Fast lanes are more common and more beneficial than the Commission's critics realize. Given the less-than-factual nature of the criticism these fast lanes deliver, they seem to be serving First Amendment rights quite effectively. If in fact the FCC were to enact a wholesale ban on "fast lanes" and "paid prioritization", the proponents of such a rule would be among the first parties affected; if history is a guide, at that point they might well accuse the FCC of attempting to silence them." – Richard Bennett, Visiting Fellow, American Enterprise Institute


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The House Armed Services Committee marked up a bipartisan resolution Tuesday condemning President Barak Obama for negotiating with terrorist groups in the detainee exchange for Army Sgt. First Class Bowe Bergdahl.
Congressional members from both parties have publicly criticized the administration for not notifying them 30-days prior to the exchange, as required by law.
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· I would also like to thank Special Adviser Jack Lang for his excellent briefing and report on legal issues linked to piracy off the coast of Somalia. We commend the report for its high level of detail and its systematic and comprehensive approach. This report is a most thorough analysis of the legal issues connected with piracy.
· Germany is very concerned about the persistent and indeed growing threat of piracy and armed robbery off Somalia and in the region. The Security Council needs to address this threat to peace and security in a comprehensive way.
· In recent months, pirates have increased their level of violence as well as extended their range of operation. Piracy is a serious crime. It has detrimental effects on the security and safety of international navigation and commerce. It also threatens urgently needed humanitarian aid to Somalia. The destructive effects of piracy ultimately jeopardize our common efforts to stabilize Somalia. The overall cost of piracy is immense -- to the international community, to the states in the region, but first and foremost to the people of Somalia.
· The Security Council and the international community have shown unity and resolve in tackling the problem of piracy. But we do indeed have to step up our efforts.
· The European Union is substantially engaged in the fight against piracy. It has deployed its first naval operation - EUNAVFOR ATALANTA - off the coast of Somalia. Germany has been participating in this operation from the very start and will continue to do so. Many other partners are committed. Kenya and the Republic of Seychelles have assumed responsibility by trying and imprisoning pirates. Mauritius will, it is hoped, soon follow suit. We would like to thank these countries for their important contributions and encourage them to continue their commitments. We hope that more partners will join in these efforts.
Mr. President,
· The Special Adviser's report proposes the strengthening of existing measures and the introduction of new ones. All of his proposals deserve our close attention.
· Military and judicial action are indispensable in the short term. But both only deal with symptoms. We will have to address the factors facilitating piracy and look at the situation on shore in Somalia. The international community must continue to support the Somali people in their efforts to re-establish peace, security and development in their country. We need economic opportunities and state actors that prevent and prosecute piracy ashore. These are tasks for police, coast guard and law enforcement authorities that need to be set up and strengthened in Somalia.
· The effective prosecution and imprisonment of those responsible for piracy and armed robbery has been advanced, but remains a huge challenge. The legal framework is set out in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which reflects customary international law giving all states the right to prosecute pirates. All states should create the legal conditions that enable them to effectively prosecute pirates.
· We concur with the report's goal that it must ultimately be in Somalia that pirates are tried and imprisoned. To reach that goal, we have to support the establishment of adequate structures in Somalia.
· The activities of the Contact Group on Piracy off Somalia and, in particular, the Trust Fund supporting its initiatives, are a very useful contribution in this regard. A number of projects for the law enforcement sector in Somalia were funded by the Trust Fund. Germany has been among the first contributors to this effort and we invite others, including the shipping industry, to participate and commit funds.
Mr. President,
· Setting up an extraterritorial Somali court in a third country in the region, with the perspective of transferring it to Somalia, could be an essential part of a solution. It could constitute an important element of support to a nascent Somali legal and judicial system, with active international support and the recruitment of qualified lawyers, for instance, from the Somali diaspora. It would combine Somali, regional and international efforts in a truly joint endeavour. We should further explore this proposal.
Mr. President,
· We have to acknowledge that the Somali judicial system and its prisons still face a number of challenges, as pointed out by the Secretary General in his most recent report on Somalia. The system must be improved in order for it to meet international standards and respect international human rights and other applicable rules of international law. Germany commends and actively supports all activities in this respect, especially those of UNODC and UNDP, so that a transfer of convicted pirates to prisons in Somalia can be envisaged.
· In the meantime, broader and stronger regional efforts and international support for them are required. States in the region are most affected by the scourge of piracy. Increased cooperation among them with regard to trial and detention and transfer arrangements would considerably strengthen the fight against piracy. It would also be of benefit to their judicial systems in the fight against crime in general.
Mr. President,
· We are looking forward to continued cooperation with partners in the Security Council and in the Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia to address piracy in Somalia and the factors contributing to it.
· In conclusion, I should like to once again thank the Special Adviser for his impressive report. He has rightly pointed out the urgency of the matter. The Security Council should take up the many thoughts and issues he has raised and discuss them in the near future, as part of the Council's larger strategy on Somalia.
Thank you, Mr. President.


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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Scholars in Health Policy Research
The Foundation's Scholars in Health Policy Research Program was designed to provide postdoctoral training targeted to the most promising graduates of programs in the three disciplines of economics, political science, and sociology to advance their involvement in health policy research.This project supports the Scholars Program at UC Berkeley/UCSF to provide stimulating and demanding two-year postdoctoral training for social scientists interested in health, health policy, and health services research. Training will build on the Scholars' strong disciplinary grounding both by expanding their knowledge of other disciplines and of health care institutions, politics, and policy, and also by fostering a thirst for discovery. Each Scholar will have frequent interaction with professors familiar with the challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinary research. Scholars will be matched by interest with two mentors, at least one of whom is a member of the core faculty. Key core faculty are drawn from the Goldman School of Public Policy, the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, the Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies (UCSF), and the UCSF Institute on Health and Aging, in addition to three core departments of economics, political science, and sociology. The goals of the program are to: (1) extend the Scholars' knowledge about health, health care, and health policy; (2) highlight the important relevance of social, economic, and political factors in the design and implementation of health policy; (3) educate the Scholars about opportunities in the federal, state, and private arenas on how to influence health policy; (4) affect health policy through research and writing; and (5) nurture the Scholars' intellect and motivation to effect change.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $2,936,700.00
Awarded on: 7/16/2010
Time frame: 8/1/2010 - 7/31/2013
Grant Number: 67950
University of California, Berkeley
200 California Hall, Suite 1500
Berkeley, 94720-1500
John W. Ellwood
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well i managed to solve the problem, well i do think so. now i can connect easily no more limited or local only access, still experiencing VERY occasional dropouts which (GOD help me) i hope to solve soon, if someone might bump into this kind of problem what i did might help, its a long shot but it worked for me.
1. Uninstall old drivers, also in the registry.
2. Install the new RTL8187L driver at the realtek website.
3. Uncheck IPV6
4. Qos Packet Scheduler
5. Link layer topology mapper and responder
6. then go to device manager and disable teredo tunneling and isatap adapters
7. reboot
i know its like hitting in the dark but like what i said it worked for me.


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Switch your VM to cirrus graphic card. This should solve the problem.
I'm having a difficult time trying to install BackTrack 5r3 as a VM in KVM (linux virtualization). I am able to boot just fine off the DVD, and load up BT as a LiveCD, however, I run into errors after I attempt to install.
After completing the install, it asks to reboot, when rebooted, I get the screen as pictured in the attachment. It displays the following errors:
error: no suitable mode found.
error: unknown command 'terminal'.
unalisgned pointer 0x18201281
Aborted. Press any key to exit.
I have played around with the grub.cfg file in /boot/grub/grub.cfg, and through configuration options in there, I've been able to remove most errors, except the unknown command 'terminal'.
I was curious as to if anyone has experience with installing BackTrack 5r3 as a KVM. I've also attempted an install with BackTrack 5r2 and experienced the same issues.
Any help is appreciated.
Last edited by MikeDawg; 09-07-2012 at 04:07 PM. Reason: Picture way too small.
Switch your VM to cirrus graphic card. This should solve the problem.
Great minds have purposes, others have wishes
Perfect, I tried a couple of the other video cards, but I didn't think to try all, and try the Cirrus. This fixed the problem!
Thank You!


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By Nadia S. Mohammad Though it has just begun, the London Olympics already holds a series of historic firsts, especially for Muslims and women around the world. To begin with, the organizers aim to make the London Olympics the first "green games," developed with the goal of environmentally friendly and sustainable construction. Muslim women have held pivotal roles in bringing this goal [Read More…]
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i hate my brother thats how,
you know your exact oposite, thats him
i hate my brother thats how,
you know your exact oposite, thats him
i cant wait to get out of my rents home
yeah i wish i lived on my own or my parents knew i wrote, either way would be good
i just turned 18 and still live wit my parents.
don't rreally work... but am about to get my 1st job
im a late bloomer
between court costs attorney fees court classes a car payment cell payment and a minimum wage job i will be living with the moms till obama gives my ass a bailout
Moved away and started living on my own when I was 17. I come back to my hometown and stay with my parents for a few months in summer though when I'm not in school.
moving into a council flat paid for by the council until i find a job etc.
I'm 20 and live with my parents still for several reasons; mainly financial reasons. I don't pay rent here, so I stack up enough money to pay for my school (community college right now :/ ), insurance, gas, cell phone bill, etc. and not have to worry about rent. I make $11/hr working at a popular pizza place in my town, so I can't complain too much, but I have been there for over 5 years lol. I'm really starting to get tired of my life here, living with my parents in a really boring town, working the same job, and doing the same things every day. I need a change really bad, so I decided that when I transfer schools, I'm gonna study abroad somewhere in Europe for a year or so and possibly meet with a good friend of mine overseas who has a similar plan. I hope it all works out because it's something I really feel strongly about...
just moved out, living with a swedish girl in the lower east side. life is good.
MDCult AOSet
I live with my girl, we have a nice apartment, and we might move into a house here in the winter.
Moving away from home and your parents is similar to a passage of rights. In the Sahara boys become men when they kill a tiger with a spear, in North America moving out is the first step to adulthood.
The patron saint of mediocrity.
keeper of the asians, consumer of the blackest of coffees, ladies and gentlemen, salvo.
MDCult AOSet
I'm a couch surfer
Monsters Doing Coke
Big B.A.D Rots
i aint gonna lie... i wish i live with my
parents... bills to opay.. baby and girl
to take of.. bills to pay.. xbox live to pay
onyl preson in house with a job... if i lived
with my parents.. all that would be easy
I moved out twice...now Im back again. Roommates are lazy fucks.
kicked out almost two years ago
renting a single bedroom flat in the city
you kids complaining about living at home have no idea how good you's achuly have it, its really not fun knowing that your a bad work week away from not being able pay the rent, buy food and drink nevermind paint.
living with the parents, been trying to rent a room in new york for the longest time, only to worry about everything under the sun besides car insurance. i really don't mind taking public transport. i'd actually prefer it. i'm tired of living in a place where you have to drive to leave your neighborhood.
had money saved, got laid off, now i'm looking to come up on a grand here in a week or so.
I live with the olds. But they don't mind the graff. aslong as they don't see it on peoples personal property. They don't mind the drugs. aslong as I try a little bit to hide the smoke. So livin wit them are allgud.
Loaded With Buds I be.....


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Mode of Attendance: Part-time
The course aims to improve the skills acquired on the Egyptian Arabic evening beginners course or similar courses, and to develop communicative skills in a wide range of contexts enabling the student to effectively interact in situations where Colloquial Egyptian Arabic would be spoken. Egyptian Arabic is generally understood by Arabs everywhere and is therefore the most widely used of the dialects. Having completed the course students should be able to:
- express themselves in Arabic using more complex sentence structures;
- understand a range of spoken Arabic beyond common courtesy and survival requirements;
- use a greater variety of vocabulary;
The course is taught in English and Arabic and includes coverage of the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing and a good balance between understanding the systems of Arabic grammar and vocabulary, developing the skills of comprehending and producing Arabic in speech and writing, guided practice in language usage and use and authentic communicative activities. Class size is limited to fifteen to allow intensive interactive practice with individual feedback and advice on progress.
Our course materials page shows you what you need to buy for this course. Course materials are not included in the course fee and can be purchased from the SOAS bookshop email@example.com
Classes will be held at the Bloomsbury or Kings Cross Campus of SOAS in central London on one evening a week or Saturday daytime. Participants receive 20 hours of language tuition over a ten-week period (with additional weeks where public holidays displace a class session).
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Course fees quoted are per term of 10 weeks.
For further details and information on external scholarships visit the Scholarships section
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You can view our short course timetables short course timetables here.
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Skencil is an interactive vector drawing program for X (similar to XFig
or tgif). It is written almost completely in Python, an object oriented
interpreted programming language.
Skencil was originally named "Sketch" (it was renamed with release
0.6.16) and the name "Sketch" is still used in many places.
Sat Dec 29 11:00:00 2007 Axel Thimm
- Adjust for XFree86 -> xorg replacement packages.
Mon Jul 11 12:00:00 2005 Axel Thimm
- Update to 0.6.17.
Thu Mar 4 11:00:00 2004 Axel Thimm
- Sync with embedded specfile (Andrew Grimberg)
- Symlinks to %{_bindir} are without extension now
- Add mkfontdb.py.
- Remove --imaging-include switch, folder is autodetected.
Sun Feb 29 11:00:00 2004 Axel Thimm
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Draper's dreams of turning the area around its FrontRunner station into a complex of high-rise towers catering to high-tech companies took a big step forward Friday.
In a specially called meeting, the Salt Lake County Council unanimously agreed to authorize the Mayor's Office to negotiate an interlocal agreement with the city that would commit a portion of the county's future tax revenue from that area to develop the infrastructure to serve it a multi-story parking terrace as well as water and sewer lines, roads, semaphores, storm drains and street lighting.
"We jumped a major hurdle today," said Draper Mayor Darrell Smith, hesitating to call it a done deal just yet.
While the council signed off on being part of the project, described by Economic Development Corp. of Utah Executive Director Jeff Edwards as "an employment center … another economic engine for the county," issues exist that must be dealt with in the agreement to ensure the county's investment is worth it.
That agreement will have to be negotiated by incoming Mayor Ben McAdams and approved by the council.
"But I don't see this as an impossibility," said Ralph Chamness, a deputy district attorney and member of the county's Debt Review Committee, which advised the county to explore the "intriguing endeavor" but to proceed cautiously.
One area of concern for the Debt Review Committee and more skeptical council members, such as Jim Bradley, involve the accuracy of Draper's forecasts for the development timetable and the project's ultimate value.
Those projections are jaw-dropping.
The largely undeveloped 353 acres within the city's proposed Community Development Area (CDA) is now valued at $6 million. But if this project pans out as planned, Draper is projecting its value will increase by the early 2030s to $1.2 billion.
But to get this economic-development ball rolling, the county and seven other taxing entities (Canyons School District being the largest) have agreed to bypass three quarters of their new tax revenue from those properties over the next 20 years.
That money ($44 million from the county, $199 million from all the taxing entities) would be used to reimburse the project developer for building the infrastructure that could entice major technology companies to put headquarters or major operations there, directly accessible by rail.
"Business goes where it's wanted and where the pieces are in place that make it clear the community wants that type of business," said EDCU's Edwards. "This is an opportunity for the county to put a clear stake in the ground that it wants to be involved in the amazing [technology] nexus that has formed in southern Salt Lake County and northern Utah County."
That sounds great, said Bradley, but $44 million is a lot of money to bypass, about $11 million more than for all of the county's half dozen other CDAs combined. The county better make sure its money is used wisely, he added.
The council asked the mayor's office to address a few key issues in the agreement:
• Seek the same terms as Canyons School District received in forwarding to the project only 70 percent of its new tax revenue, not 75 percent as currently requested;
• Explore the possibility of shrinking the size of the CDA, with a review perhaps seven years later to decide whether to add the rest, depending on how the first phase is going.
• Secure the right to review reimbursements to Draper's developer.
The developer has been identified as Draper Holdings, Inc. One of its consultants is Terry Diehl, a former Utah Transit Authority board member and private developer who was involved in the early stages of the project and helped obtain rezoning to accommodate the high density, high-rise office towers.
While details remain to be worked out, Draper Mayor Smith said the council's action lets the city tell companies interested in the site that "it's going to happen. … This area is the bull's-eye."
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The following taxing districts have agreed to bypass portions of their future tax revenues over the next 20 years to help develop high-rise office towers and other facilities on 353 acres around Draper's FrontRunner station (13000 South):
Canyons School District
Salt Lake County
Draper city
Salt Lake County Library
Central Utah Water Conservancy District
Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District
South Valley Sewer District
South Salt Lake Valley Mosquito Abatement
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1:30 p.m. 29A02-1201-PL-4. Appellant-Defendant, Roche Diagnostics Operations, Inc. (Roche), appeals the trial court's
denial of its cross-motion for summary judgment and its judgment in favor of Marsh Supermarkets, LLC (Marsh), awarding damages
for Roche's breach of its sublease with Marsh.
Roche presents this court with three issues:
(1) Whether the trial court erred by denying Roche's cross-motion for summary judgment by a) declining to find as a matter of law that the language of the sublease granted Roche the right to terminate the sublease if it did not receive a subordination, non-disturbance and attornment agreement (SDNA) by a certain date; or, b) by determining that genuine issues of material fact regarding the parties' cooperation in obtaining the SNDA precluded summary judgment.
(2) Whether the trial court erred in granting judgment to Marsh by determining that Roche's right to terminate the sublease required reasonable prior notice; 2) that Marsh's delivery of the SNDA to Roche was effective; 3) that Roche had not fulfilled its obligation to cooperate regarding the SNDA; and 4) that Roche had defaulted under the terms of the sublease.
(3) Whether the trial court erred in awarding Marsh damages based upon sublease payments under the entire eighteen year term of the sublease rather than awarding damages in light of Roche's right of early termination upon the fifth anniversary of the sublease.


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I have been trying to get this working but I am failing miserably.
This is the command that I am using, I have tried with out the -e switch with no joy also.
/pentest/password/crunch/crunch 8 8 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ -o upercase | aircrack-ng -e NetworkName -w - file.cap
I get an error saying no such file or dir' it then goes on to open the .cap file and returns the message that the passphrase is not in the dictionary.
So I assume it is the first part of the command that I am getting wrong some how?


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" Study of Open Access Publishing project presents findings of two-year EC funded study on OA publishing – 17 Jan 2011
The SOAP (Study of Open Access Publishing) project presented the results of its two-year European Commission (EU) funded examination of open access publishing at an open symposium on January 13, 2011, in Berlin, Germany. Over the two-year study duration, the SOAP project performed a comprehensive study of open access journals, publishers and business models, including analysis of publishing houses, learned societies and licensing along with the overall supply and demand for open access.
The study surveyed over 50,000 researchers for their opinions on open-access journals, which make all their papers freely available online and usually charge authors a fee for each published paper. According to the study, while scientists like open-access papers as readers, as authors, they are still skeptical. The study found overwhelming support for the concept, with 89 percent of respondents stating that open access is beneficial to their field. However, this support did not always translate into action, the study noted. While 53 percent of respondents said they had published at least one open-access article, overall only about 10 percent of papers are published in open access journals.
The study found two main reasons as to why researchers do not submit their work to open-access journals. About 40 percent said that a lack of funding for author fees was a deterrent, while 30 percent cited a lack of high-quality open-access journals in their field.
Requiring authors to make sure the results of their work are freely available has reportedly had only partial success. Robert Kiley, head of digital services at the Wellcome Trust's Wellcome Library in London, said at the symposium that open-access rates had risen from 12 percent to 50 percent since the funder began requiring its grantees to publish in open-access journals or deposit their papers in a freely available repository. However, Kiley acknowledged that Wellcome Trust had not imposed sanctions on researchers who failed to comply.
The study also makes it clear that open-access journals are proliferating, especially among small publishers. It was observed that one-third of open-access papers were published by the more than 1600 open-access publishers that publish only a single journal. The study also identified 14 'large publishers' that publish either more than 50 journals or more than 1000 articles per year. The group accounts for roughly one-third of open-access publications, the study noted."
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The library made important changes to the catalog, which will affect how people search for books and other materials.
What changed about the catalog?
In the past, the catalog was set by default to search three libraries: ASU, UNCA, and WCU. We have changed it so that the default search will bring up only ASU items. We did this because our users made it clear they want to see what they have access to locally first, electronically or in paper. If needed, they can then expand their search. Another reason for the change is because electronic resources, especially e-books, are available only at the school that has a subscription to them, so it can be frustrating to see these items.
However, you can still view and request items from UNCA or WCU, and the ever-popular ABC express service is available. (ABC express stands for Asheville-Boone-Cullowhee and is a delivery service for books and bound journals between ASU, WCU and UNCA.)
- From the Books and Media tab on the homepage, you can choose ASU, ABC Express, or UNC libraries via the radio buttons beneath the search bar.
- Once you are in the catalog, you can expand your search to ABC Express using the button below.
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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban Albuquerque hotel in Uptown with free breakfast
Popular property highlights
Located in Uptown, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Winrock Shopping Center, ABQ Uptown, and Tingley Coliseum. Musical Theatre Southwest and The Downs Racetrack and Casino are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
Along with an indoor pool, this hotel has a bar/lounge and a spa tub. Free cooked-to-order breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
Room Amenities
All 164 rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include sofa beds, sitting areas, and coffee makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Barcelona Suites
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Barcelona Suites provides a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
A 24-hour business center is on site. 4 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour business center
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Indoor pool
- Spa tub
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Wedding services
- Total number of rooms - 164
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchenette
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Kitchenette
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Cable TV service
- Sofa bed
- Free WiFi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 12 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 10 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 15 per pet, per night
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
- Energy surcharge: USD 1.50 per accommodation per night
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 15 per pet, per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
Hotel Name
- Barcelona Suites
- Barcelona Hotel Albuquerque
- Barcelona Suites Hotel
- Barcelona Suites Hotel Albuquerque
- Suites Barcelona
- Barcelona Suites Albuquerque
We should mention
Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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WATCH: The Summer Set release lyric video for 'Jukebox'
Listen to The Summer Set on iHeartRadio
Macy's iHeartRadio Rising Star winners The Summer Set recently rocked the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas, and now they have released a new lyric video to their song "Jukebox."
As the weather turns colder for some, the new video from The Summer Set warms us up, and brings back that summer feeling with bonfires, watermelon, and some cool clothes! (from Macy's perhaps?)
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The UNLV Combined Major Capital Project and One-Time Project Process (COPP) began for the 2014 fiscal year on September 11. UNLV Planning & Construction and the UNLV Provost's Office will be jointly conducting campus open houses for faculty and staff, to provide information regarding the COPP process. The campus open houses will start with an overall COPP presentation, with time available for questions and discussion after the initial COPP presentation.
The COPP is an institutional process conducted to understand and prioritize our campus' major capital project requests and one-time needs/proposals. Through receiving submittals from all areas of the institution for these project requests, it is intended that a comprehensive understanding of needs throughout the institution is developed and prioritized to support institutional planning and funding processes, and to assign available resources to the highest priority items within funding constraints and strategies. For information regarding the COPP visit, the Planning and Construction website.
Open Houses will be held on:
- Sept. 16, Noon-1 p.m., Student Union, Rm. 207
- Sept. 17, 11 a.m.-Noon, Student Union, Rm. 213
- Sept. 19, 1-2 p.m., Student Union, Rm. 209


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'The bad news for the Buffalo Sabres is that they are 1-3-2 after their first six games. The good news is that there are Sabres playing hockey, at least in the imaginary world created by G4TechTV, a cable channel that is simulating all 1,230 games of the NHL regular season. They play games with the video-game versions of real players on real NHL teams, using EA Sports' NHL 2005 on Xbox.'
The Sabres get under way, (on Xbox)
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The Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (CNLOPB) has completed a regional environmental assessment for offshore eastern Newfoundland and is moving forward with the latest call for bids for exploration work in the area.
The call for bids — including areas in the active Jeanne d'Arc Basin, the Flemish Pass and the lesser-known Carson Basin — will close Dec. 12.
A minimum bid for working in the area has been set at $10 million.
Meanwhile, the regional environmental assessment completed by the CNLOPB, also known as a strategic environmental assessment, has looked at key considerations for future oil and gas industry projects in the offshore area.
The roughly 470-page document has been posted to the CNLOPB website and concludes a process started in May 2013 and involving public consultations this past fall.
Each project proposed for offshore eastern Newfoundland, whether exploratory geoscience or drilling work, will still require its own environmental review.


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Try booting it from a usb.
can any one tell me if backtrack 5 work with my computer
ram :512 mb
cpu : 4200 celeron d
Try booting it from a usb.
That is a little light but it still should work. Best bet though is to try the live DVD and see. As far as I know computer performance is less of an issue than drivers. So you may want to check and see if all your devices have working linux drivers. Most important are video card and network card[s].
Doe's Anything Work on Celeron ?


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Monday, August 15, 2011
Jace's School Tools
11 comments:
- Ambreen said...
This looks great, lovely project :)
- August 15, 2011 at 7:16 AM
- Amanda said...
This is so cute! I need a couple of these for my odds and sods, I need an organising overhaul!
It's so funny how having nice stationary can make you enjoy homework more.
- August 15, 2011 at 7:17 AM
- Kathleen said...
Great idea Terri! He is going to love it. Maybe it will make doing homework more fun! :)
- August 15, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- MakingMemories said...
Newest follower from the Meet me Monday hop. Love your back to school idea!!! You can find me at jandlbrooks.blogspot.com
- August 15, 2011 at 7:59 AM
- Tina said...
You did a fantastic job on the tool box! What a great idea! I'm sure your 1st grader would find this to be a great help when it comes time to do his homework!
- August 15, 2011 at 8:26 AM
- Terry said...
Turned out great. I bet he loves it!
- August 15, 2011 at 8:44 AM
- Katie said...
Great idea, and it's so cute! :)
- August 15, 2011 at 10:57 AM
- Nicole said...
Very boyish, I like it! It looks like he's got some motivation to do his homework now. ;)
thanks for stopping by www.DavisDomestications.com and leaving your comment! I can't wait to hear how your butter turns out-what a great idea...it got my brain rolling...I never even thought of making all the "other" butters!
- August 15, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Chavonne said...
Wow, very nice and creative.
I'm a new GFC follower :)
- August 15, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- Nicole Mariana said...
Love your blog! Please take a look at my blog and follow!
XoXo Nicole Mariana
- August 15, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- Erika said...
Wow, that is fantastic. You are very creative!
I'm visiting from the blog hop - I hope you'll stop by my blog when you get a chance! Have a great day!
Musings From a SAHM
- August 16, 2011 at 6:50 AM


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Sweetfuels CDCA Div Two
Ashton Keynes 147-9
Fairford II 111-9
TOO many Fairford batsmen surrendered their wickets tamely as they fell 36 runs short of the target at Ashton Keynes.
On a slow, grassy wicket and large, heavy outfield, with the threat of showers later in the day, Fairford were pleased to win the toss and bowl first.
Opening bowlers Paul Morris (10-4-15-2) and Tom Freeman (10-1-32-2) made life difficult for the home side's top order and young debutants Aidan Van Der Heiden and Will Chapman both claimed their first wickets for the club in adult cricket, taking 3-26 and 2-42 respectively.
However, Ashton Keynes' tail wagged to good effect, turning 118-8 into a competitive-looking 147-9 at the close.
Chris Yates (25no) and No.11 Mark Brooks (16no) built effectively on the efforts of top-scorer Barnaby Napier (30).
Fairford's reply only really looked like threatening the home side's total on a couple of occasions, and then only briefly. They failed to adjust to the conditions in the face of some canny home bowling, particularly from Tom Waller (3-25), Chris Yates (1-18) and Mike Grier (1-24).
The only significant contribution came from opener David Taylor (35) and Fairford's innings rather petered out to 111-9.


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SavannahSue Rondeau has always been interested in firefighting. For the last three years she has been a volunteer firefighter in her hometown of Oakdale, Minnesota.
"I love the fast pace environment, the people in the profession, and the adrenaline rush of running into a burning building or saving someone's life," she says.
Rondeau chose Lake Superior State University because it offers the first accredited four-year fire science degree in the United States. She also jumped at the challenge of LSSU's Honors program, which requires her to complete 21 Honors credits, including 10 credits for an Honors seminar/thesis project.
"My long term plans are to move to a large city and become a medical chief or arson investigator," she says.
"The Honors program has helped tremendously at LSSU. I live in Honors House, Ontario Hall, and I quickly made good friends who showed me all about campus life. In addition, being in small honors classes gave me connections to learn from not only professors, but the other students as well. Honors classes and seminars are at a higher level that does require more work on top of regular classes. However, the payoff is knowing I can compete and do all that is expected of me while still maintaining good grades in other classes. The big payoff will be when I earn a degree with Honors."


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BGSU Alumni Football Watch Party
BGSU Alumni Association
Tuesday, November 5, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
It's time for another BGSU Alumni Association event. Tuesday, November 5th BGSU takes on Miami (OH) at 7pm CST on ESPN2/ESPNU.
Our friends at Roots are excited to get the BGSU crowd back in the building and play the game for us in their backroom.
ROOTS FOOD MENU and ROOTS DRINK MENU!
This event is not a packaged event. So there is no ticket price to keep it simple this time. Please RSVP so we can secure the backroom though! Share this with your friends on Facebook and via email. All of our BGSU events have been a blast this year. Lets keep the momentum going.
Also, go like us on Facebook to stay current on BGSU Alumni news ;)
Any questions please contact BGSU Alumni Association President,
Nycole Hampton, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Roll along, you B-G warriors
Roll along, and win for B-G-S-U.
When & Where
1924 West Chicago Avenue
Tuesday, November 5, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
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PHILADELPHIA – After a fall season that included two home matches at the Hamlin Tennis Center, The University of Pennsylvania women's tennis team will host nine home matches in 2014 and travel to California for its spring trip.
The Quakers will open the spring season with five straight home matches, starting with Old Dominion (Jan. 25) and neighbor Drexel (Jan. 31). Penn then welcomes Maryland (Feb. 1), Akron (Feb. 7) and Rutgers (Feb. 9), before heading on the road for the first time in the new year.
The women travel to State College, Pa., to take on Marshall and Penn State on Feb. 15 and 16, respectively. Those matches close out competitive action until March.
From March 10-14 the Quakers will enjoy a spring trip to California, where they will take on Fairleigh Dickinson, Gonzaga and Niagara in Palm Springs. They continue in California, squaring off against UC-Irvine before returning home to Philadelphia.
After arriving back in Philadelphia, a match against city rival Temple (March 22) awaits Penn before Ivy play begins on the road at Princeton (March 29).
April begins with Ivy road matches at Brown (April 4) and Yale (April 5), and continues with the Red and Blue hosting Dartmouth (April 12) and Harvard (April 13). The regular season will conclude with an Ivy road match against Columbia (April 18) and a league home match against Cornell (April 20).


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Diabetes is a chronic condition that stems from the body's inability to sufficiently produce and/or properly use insulin which the body needs to use sugar as an energy source. Diabetes can lead to serious complications and premature death but those who have diabetes can take steps to control the disease and lower the risk of complications.
Type 2 diabetes can be reduced by healthy lifestyle choices. Factors to consider include:


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Exactly same situation here. I trying to use my new ALFA card AWUS036NEH on BT5 and BT5r1. The older card ALFA AWUS036H (without n) has been working great.
Even after loading the driver and patch as per the wiki article here AWUS036NEH hasn't worked. It worked intermittently when I unloaded the driver rt2800usb and loaded rt2870sta. But it just stopped working after a while for no reason. (It's not with processes, I kill all that are using wlan0). Numerous attempts to load/unoad and restarts didnt help.
It works for a while, but stops after some time.Code:root@bt:~# rmmod rt2800usb root@bt:~# modprobe rt2870sta root@bt:~# lsusb Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 001 Device 002: ID 148f:3070 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT2870/RT3070 Wireless Adapter Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub root@bt:~# lsmod | grep rt28 rt2870sta 418826 1 crc_ccitt 1281 1 rt2870sta root@bt:~# iwconfig wlan0 Ralink STA ESSID:"" Nickname:"RT2870STA" Mode:Auto Frequency=2.412 GHz Access Point: Not-Associated Bit Rate:1 Mb/s RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Encryption key:off Link Quality=10/100 Signal level:0 dBm Noise level:-115 dBm Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0 root@bt:~# airmon-ng start wlan0 Interface Chipset Driver wlan0 AR9001/9002/9271 usb (monitor mode enabled) root@bt:~# aireplay-ng -9 wlan0 13:04:20 Trying broadcast probe requests... 13:04:22 No Answer... 13:04:22 Found 1 AP 13:04:22 Trying directed probe requests... 13:04:22 00:1A:2B:2B:24:9B - channel: 1 - 'Pver' 13:04:28 0/30: 0%
If I remove rt2870sta and load rt2800usb it doesn't work at all and the only difference is the monitor mode interfaces will me mon0, mon1.. instead of wlan0 itself.
Another interesting thing is, airmon-ng mentions the chipset as 'AR9001/9002/9271' instead of RT2870/3070 (see code above). Not sure if this is a problem.
Appreciate any help.


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Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN - this is the device thats installed inside my dell XPS M1330...will this be ok or will i need to buy an external one?
Ok I'm kinda stuck here and yes I am a noob. I have 2 bcm4318 wireless cards ones a minipci inside my compaq M2000 laptop and the other is in a minipci in a pci card for a desktop, I also own a Cisco Aironet AIR-CB21AG-A-K9 pcmcia card.
This is my problem. The broadcom cards will monitor without any problems but within BT2 or bt3 I have had no luck getting the cisco to do anything other than just surf the internet.
could anyone point me in the right direction to getting at least one of these cards to work like I want them to? thanks
Intel(R) Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN - this is the device thats installed inside my dell XPS M1330...will this be ok or will i need to buy an external one?
locovagra: what does lspci show for the cisco aironet device? if it shows as aironet, chances are you can't inject because there's no real injection support for it. It was noted on the wiki except with a slight possibilty of using an unreleased version of airjack specifically made for it.
bcm4318 should work great without too much hassles
overheat: that is supported, use the search function button next time.
is the tp-link wn422g compatible with BT and aircrack?
Hi guys,
I am not a newbie, but was away from BT from quite a while
I used BT in 2006 to break WEP with some Netgear W54g (version 2) card which is not available in the market.
Finally I am jumping from BT1 to BT3 and looking buy this card "www-amazon-co-uk/product-reviews/B000WXSO76/ref=pd_cp_ce_0_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoint s=1"
Its rated very good for BT3, but I came across to another one which is www-amazon-co-uk/Wireless-Original-Alfa-9dBi-Strongest/dp/B001O9X9EU/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t
Now I am little confuse here and thinking which one should be more powerful and compatible with BT3? 1000mW or 500mW ?
Sorry for asking a silly question.
I just got myself a new wireless card, as my old system finally kicked the bucket. The problem is, I'm running a lenovo g550 and it has a whitelist is cmos that refuses a boot with any card but the "authorized" miniPCI express devices.
I lucked out getting such a nice card for free (intel based chipset that supports monitor), but I can't find any up to date workarounds. Only stuff back from when Lenovo was IBM.
Is this a serious problem that will force me to buy another card on the Lenovo whitelist, or is there a workaround that will allow me to get something snappy to use as an internal card, and I'm still free to use any PCMIA cards I so choose?
Edit: The computer has an interesting port, about half as wide as a PCMIA slot, but sadly no true PCMIA support. So I went with the Alpha 500mW USB card that has received so much praise in this thread.
As a side note, Lenovo doesn't seem to directly sell alternate miniPCI express cards, and there is no up to date information on the bios whitelist.
To ask another question, what are good resources about small parabolic antennas? I'm intrigued at the possibilities they open up, but don't want a dish that can only have a one way conversation over large distances.


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175 Square Feet! Micro Studio in Morningside Heights
Three years ago Zaarath and Christopher Prokop purchased a renovated apartment that used to be one of about nine maid's quarters in their prewar building on the Upper West Side. The New York Post takes us inside this teeny-tiny space — it's only 14.9 feet long and 10 feet wide!
How do they do it? They eat out all the time and remarkably, keep their work clothes strategically located at various dry cleaners around the city — they pick it up, one outfit at a time after their jog on the way to work!
You can see more images and read more about this couple's lifestyle in a small space at New York Post | Cozy-Crazy Couple Makes Tight All Right in the City's Tiniest Studio.
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i see a tweak coming....
hm.. ICS esque. Though im sure if android used an apple feature everyone would be up in arms.
I like it, but the real time updating when selecting apps has me puzzled if the hardware is capable of performing this with no lag, like on older devices if you have enough apps running there's a noticeable lag when switching to one as it is.
Do people not realize this isn't a good concept for the iPhone, because it eliminates the ability to use the task-switcher with one hand. To use this conceptual style task-switcher you need to have one hand supporting the device while the other slides up across the screen. The traditional (current) task-switcher allows you to use the thumb of the hand that is supporting the iPhone to control the task-switcher.
This isn't very aesthetic but its more comfortable than even the current method for multitasking!
Try it w/ Activator -> In Application -> Screen Bottom - Left -> Activate Switcher
It just doesnt work that well on the Springboard if you use Scrollingboard....
I've tried Auxo and Zephyr. They only make me wish longfully that we could get WebOS 3.x-style multitasking in iOS. There used to be a crappy version (multifl0w) that I purchased in Cydia to try once and uninstall. It just didn't work correctly. It's not even available for iOS 6.
A proper implementation allows you to access the home screen without ever pushing a button, which Auxo currently does not. It takes two upward swipes to close the app in WebOS (one to activate the card switcher and another to swipe the card off the screen). With Zephyr, I accidentally swipe apps off the screen constantly...even after adjusting settings to minimize it.
Might have to study up on making jailbreak tweaks and do it myself.
...I also don't like what Auxo does with music controls in the switcher. The brightness slider is nearly impossible to grab (especially if you've just stepped out into the sun and you can't see it). Why is the AirPlay control next to the brightness slider instead of the media controls?!


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WATCH: Passengers stranded on Tarmac band together to sing R. Kelly's 'I Believe I Can Fly'
Passengers on an Allegiant Air flight from Las Vegas broke out in song after being stranded on the tarmac for several hours.
YouTuber joeypancakes captured video and uploaded it to the web, and now the clip has gone viral, racking up almost a million views in only a couple days. Joey's caption on the video reads, "6/9/13 from Vegas to Phoenix. Flight attendants leave us alone to our devices after 5 hours, 2 planes, no snacks, no water, no A/C. Two people passed out, two vomited and to avoid a mutiny, the passengers banded together in song."
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WASHINGTON -- Monster Beverage Corp.'s energy drinks have been cited in the deaths of five people in the past year, according to incident reports that doctors and companies submit to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Like similar filings made with the FDA in cases tied to drugs or medical devices, the reports do not prove a link between Monster Energy and the deaths or health problems. The records were recently obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the mother of a 14-year-old Maryland girl who died in December from a heart arrhythmia after drinking large cans of Monster Energy on two consecutive days, according to a story in The New York Times.
The paper said the reports do not make clear whether the incidents involved other factors, like alcohol or drugs. The Times added that the Monster Energy filings might increase Congressional calls for greater regulation of the energy products industry. Such highly caffeinated beverages as Monster Energy, Red Bull and Rock Star, as well as energy shots like 5-hour Energy, are among the energy drink brands aggressively aimed at teenagers and young people.
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL) is asking the FDA to consider caffeine limits on energy drinks.


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Link parties I participate in: Tip Junkie, Sugar Bee, Not Just a Housewife, Someday Crafts, Tatertots & Jello, I Heart Naptime, Lolly Jane, Be Different Act Normal, Craftomaniac, Today's Creative Blog, Sister's Stuff, Flamingo Toes, Skip To My Lou
Creating A Home
Link parties I participate in: Tip Junkie, Sugar Bee, Not Just a Housewife, Someday Crafts, Tatertots & Jello, I Heart Naptime, Lolly Jane, Be Different Act Normal, Craftomaniac, Today's Creative Blog, Sister's Stuff, Flamingo Toes, Skip To My Lou
Jesseca says
Yay! These are the ones I wanted to try!! Well, these and the grapefruit! Thanks for sharing! and tell your friend her cupcakes look amazing!
Emily says
I love cupcakes. I will eventually have to make these because they look so good. I'm a sucker for chocolate.
I MUST try these! They look so yummy!
BluBabesCreate says
Yes, I wouldn't mind the extra ounces for these!
Screaming Sardine says
Oh my goodness! These sound and look so delicious. I can't wait to try the recipe. Thanks for sharing it!
I'd love for you to link this and any other cupcake related post you have at the month long Cupcake Link Party!
Jenn says
I bet these are delicious!
Julie says
Oh, I do want to try one.
Jennifer says
I came across your blog on Tater Tots and Jello! I'm a new follower and fb fan! I can't wait to make these cupcakes…I love all of the hidden ingredients! YUM!
I'm hosting a link party…"Fusion Fridays" {Open All Weekend!}
I would love it if you would come by today and link up!
Oh yum!!! I would love it if you would link this up to my Cupcake-a-Palooza link party going on now: http://www.craftyconfessions.com/2011/07/cupcake-palooza-2011.html
See you soon!
StandsMom says
Your commentary and personal opinion on these? I, personally, loved them. They have a very nice cinnamon flavor. The dulce de Leche was to die for. The cream? A very happy and exciting surprise! I was apprehensive. Worried about the brown sugar and the cayenne. But it was fantastic!!!! I highly recommend. 🙂
Spyder says
Just toooo yummy!
Kristy says
what fun recipe, this makes me think of the movie Chocolate with Johnny Deep
Dorangela says
Lander this sounds amazing! I think I'm going to have to make these! Thanks for sharing!
Chef in Training says
YUM! This looks so good! I am featuring your recipe on my blog today for Mouth-Watering Mondays! Come check it out and feel free to grab a featured button if you would like!
Maria says
These look amazing! I love your blog!
Laura Ingalls Gunn says
I am visiting via Today's Creative Blog.
This is a fantastic recipe! Thank you for sharing.
Happy Tuesday!
Stephanie C. says
Landee–I am so thrilled to have found your blog—Love the light,crisp look of your page–and I am "gaga" over cupcakes. Right now I am on vacay in Virginia Beach and I have scouted out one cupcake store (just cupcakes) and one traveling cupcake truck (twisted sisters )so you know what I'll be up to. This recipe sounds yummy and when I return home ,I'm gonna give it a shot. Keep up the great work—Is your real name Landee? (I love it!!!!!)
Something Swanky says
Your blog is adorable! So glad I found it 🙂 I'm happy to be your newest follower!
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Ami w/AliLilly says
OH YUM!!! I checked out the main post! WOW!! So jealous I didn't go!
This recipe looks really good! It would be great if you came over to Cast Party Wednesday tomorrow and shared some of your recipes.
I hope to see you there!
hilljean says
I hope its ok with you…I'm drooling so bad over here I'm sharing it on my blog. I'm putting a couple of links to you in there so maybe you'll get some more of my followers! THis looks absolutely "to DIE for!" As my mother in law always says 😉
Christina'Marie says
Yet another delicious looking cupcake!
It sure didn't take much to make me a follower:)
Hope you stop by <3
Charlotte says
These look delightful. I love them so much that I featured them on my monthly round-up of cool things on the web. Thank you for sharing!
(you can find the link here if you're interested:)
msmelc says
just a clarification needed… Powder- meaning baking powder, right??
StandsMom says
I'm making these again today for my husband's poker friends – I can't wait to taste all of that cinnamon, cocoa and caramel — dashed with a hint of cayenne. Yum!!!
Bunny says
I want to make these for a sorority luncheon. Do you really only use 1/4 teaspoon of chocolate in the topping? Have you ever used pastry pride instead of the whipping cream? Thank you for the posting.
Landee Anderson says
The 1/4 tsp of chopped chocolate chips is only for garnishing the cupcakes. You can chop and garnish with as much as you'd like though! Never used pastry pride before but if it's yummy I'm sure it will be fine! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!


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Paul Rudd gets the top spot because he is Paul Rudd.
Amanda Bynes is definitely having some Britney type moments.
Chris Martin out for a jog in London.
Appearing to be jogging, but actually just skipping is Catherine Zeta Jones.
David Beckham at his first training session with PSG.
Can you tell how skeeved out Demi Lovato is that Derek Hough is touching her?
Kate Bosworth was at the same event. No one noticed.
Eva Longoria headed through the airport.
Gwen Stefani posing like a tourist.
Alec Baldwin rides bikes and reads books at the same time.
Angelina Jolie takes some of the kids shopping. The rest of the kids are being forced to watch The Tourist for 24 straight hours.
Jennifer Lopez shows off her love of aluminum foil.
Remember that time a few years ago when Jennifer Love Hewitt thought it was irresponsible for magazines to post photos of her in a bikini and that women should be proud of their curves. So, welcome to the world of an airbrushed cover.
Jamie-Lynn Sigler shows off the baby bump.