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Che cos'è la garanzia di sicurezza FileHippo?
Sappiamo quanto sia importante mantenere la sicurezza online, quindi FileHippo utilizza la tecnologia di scansione antivirus fornita da Avira per garantire che tutti i download su FileHippo siano sicuri. Il programma che stai per scaricare può essere installato sul dispositivo in sicurezza.
Fraps is a universal Windows application that can be used with all games using DirectX or OpenGL technology. In its current form Fraps performs many tasks and can best be described as:
Benchmarking Software - See how many Frames Per Second (FPS) you are getting in a corner of your screen. Perform custom benchmarks and measure the frame rate between any two points. Save the statistics out to disk and use them for your own reviews and applications.
Screen Capture Software - Take a screenshot with the press of a key! There's no need to paste into a paint program every time you want to capture the screen. Your screen captures are also automatically named and timestamped.
Realtime Video Capture Software - Have you ever wanted to record video while playing your favourite game? Come join the Machinima revolution! Throw away the VCR, forget about using a DV cam, game recording has never been this easy! Fraps can capture audio and video up to 1152x864 and 100 frames per second! All movies are recorded in outstanding quality.
Fraps has support for Vista and DirectX 10 games. Since the Vista Desktop Window Manager (DWM) runs through DirectX you can now take screenshots and record video from the desktop just like any other game or 3D application in Vista.


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Soccer's David Beckham Hanging Up His Cleats
Soccer superstar David Beckham is leaving the game behind. The English Football Association has announced he will retire at the end of the season. Beckham's distinguished career includes three league titles in three different countries, including an MLS title in the U.S. with the LA Galaxy. He currently plays in France for Paris Saint-Germain. Beckham says he wants to finish his career playing at the highest level.


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text: It is that time of the year. The time of the year when the leaves have all fallen out of their trees; people start thinking about how much weight they can afford to gain over the next six weeks; and Jake Gyllenhaal shows up in public with a woman. This time he has gone the non-famous route. You know, because the last time he tried this with Minka Kelly was a disaster. Oh, and Taylor Swift. He really has not had much luck with any woman since Kirsten Dunst and that was back during the Bush administration. Much better to go with someone non-famous. And if you look at the photo above, you can see she is even willing to teach him how to hold hands. I think that is sweet. Now where the heck did I put that Home For The Holidays special Blu-Ray edition which has the turkey flying off the table in 3D and Robert Downey Jr. looking fabulous.


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Alina Szapocznikow, "Sculpture Undone: 1955-1972"
Until a very recent revival of her work, Alina Szapocznikow (1926–1973) was virtually unknown in this country, though she was well regarded in her native Poland, where she began her career in sculpture as a practitioner of the officially sanctioned Socialist Realist style. In time, her art evolved into something that resembled the efforts of such contemporaries as Louise Bourgeois, Lynda Benglis and Eva Hesse: a feminist-tinged mix of image and abstraction that often evoked the female body. For Szapocznikow, this meant literally employing life casts taken from various parts of her own face and torso to create eerie, unsettling objects that sometimes took the form of everyday items like ashtrays and lamps.
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PHOTOS: Dave of "Killer Bread" arrested after driving rampage
The founder of Dave's Killer Bread - who details on the back of his bread bags his criminal history and personal transformation into a better life - has been arrested, accused of going on a driving rampage that damaged patrol cars and injured three officers in Washington County.
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It started around 10 p.m. Thursday when a Cedar Hills resident on S.W. Timberline Drive called 9-1-1 to complain Dahl, 50, her friend, was acting erratically and needed help. When police arrived, a black Cadillac Escalade was leaving. Dahl was inside. Before patrol car lights were activated, Dahl allegedly rammed his car into a patrol car. He backed up and started to drive away. Another patrol car followed.
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Police say Dahl refused to stop and repeatedly slammed on his brakes, trying to get deputies to hit the back of his Escalade. Near, S.W. Scenic Drive and Scenic Drive Court, Dahl hit another patrol car head-on. He backed up again, but another deputy rammed his car from behind, pinning the Escalade between the two patrol cars.
Dahl refused to get out of his car to face deputies. He engaged in a struggle with them. An officer used a Taser to subdue him. He was treated by doctors before being booked into Washington County Jail.
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Mammogram - calcificationsCalcifications on mammograms
Calcifications are tiny deposits of calcium in your breast tissue. They are often seen on a mammogram.
The calcium you eat or take in medicine does not cause calcifications in the breast.
Most calcifications are not a sign of cancer. Other causes of calcifications on a mammogram include:
- Calcium deposits in the arteries inside your breasts
- History of breast infection
- Noncancerous (benign) breast lumps or cysts
- Past injury to the breast tissue
- Powders, deodorants, or ointments that are placed on the skin
Large rounded calcifications (macrocalcifications) are common in women over age 50. They appear as small white dots on the mammogram. They are not thought to be related to cancer, and only rarely need more testing.
Microcalcifications are tiny calcium specks seen on a mammogram. Most of the time, they are not cancer, but may need to be checked more closely.
When microcalcifications are seen on a mammogram, the doctor (a radiologist) may ask for a magnified view so the calcifications can be seen more closely.
Calcifications that do not appear to be a problemare called "benign." No specific follow-up is needed.
Calcifications are slightly abnormal but do not look like a problem are called "probably benign." Usually, a 6-month mammogram is recommended.
Calcifications that are irregular in size or shape, or tightly clustered together, are called "suspicious calcifications." Your health care provider will recommend a stereotactic core biopsy. This is a needle biopsy that uses a type of mammogram machine to help find the calcifications.
Most patients who have suspicious calcifications do not have cancer.
Bartella L, Smith CS, Dershaw DD, Liberman L. Imaging breast cancer. Radiol Clin North Am. 2007 Jan;45(1):45-67.
James JJ, Robin A, Wilson M, Evans AJ. The breast. In: Grainger RC, Allison D, Adam, Dixon AK, eds. Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging. 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 52.
Muss HB. Breast cancer and differential diagnosis of benign lesions. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 208.
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By Richard A. Serrano, Melanie Mason and Ken Dilanian Tribune Washington Bureau
BOSTON — Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has told investigators that he and his older brother planned the Boston Marathon bombings only a week or so before the race, that they were operating alone, and that they received no training or support from outside terrorist groups, officials said Tuesday.
His comments appear to support investigators' theory that the attack was hastily conceived by two siblings who were self-radicalized.
Writing answers from his hospital bed because he was shot in the throat, the 19-year-old accused bomber also said that his slain older brother, Tamerlan, was "upset" by the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and that anger was the motivation to plant two crude homemade bombs along the crowded race route.
A U.S. counter-terrorism official said Dzhokhar Tsarnaev mentioned the wars "as a general justification for what he did," while a law enforcement official said he did not seem as bothered about America's role in the Muslim world. The law enforcement official said authorities were developing a clearer picture from the suspect's responses and from records of Internet activity that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was the driving force behind the April 15 bombings.
Fresh details about the grisly plot emerged on a grim, windswept day of funerals for 8-year-old Martin Richard, the youngest of the three people killed in the blasts, and for 26-year-old Sean Collier, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology security officer shot to death during the manhunt that ensued.
The Boston Public Health Commission said 264 runners and bystanders were treated for injuries related to the bombings, more than previously known, as people continued to trickle into emergency rooms. About 51 remain in the hospital.
A team of law enforcement and intelligence agents from the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group questioned Tsarnaev before a federal magistrate opened a hearing at his bedside Monday and informed him of his his constitutional right to remain silent to avoid self-incrimination. He faces federal criminal charges of using a weapon of mass destruction, and if convicted could face the death penalty.
During the questioning before he was formally charged, Dzhokhar said he and his brother did not practice detonating the pressure cooker bombs, according to a U.S. official who has been briefed on the interrogation and who spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing.
Officials said no evidence had emerged to indicate the brothers had co-conspirators, and despite U.S. fears of foreign involvement, investigators have tentatively concluded that Tamerlan did not meet with Islamist militants or attend a training camp during a visit to Russia last year. That trip was his only known foreign travel as an adult.
A law enforcement official said investigators believe the Tsarnaevs built their bombs after consulting a how-to guide in Inspire, an online magazine published by the Qaida franchise in Yemen. In a 2010 article, the English-language magazine urged would-be terrorists to build a crude bomb using a pressure cooker, gunpowder from shotgun shells or fireworks, and other easily obtainable items.
Investigators say they have confirmed that Tamerlan Tsarnaev purchased fireworks in southern New Hampshire, just over the border from Massachusetts, earlier this spring. On Feb. 6, they say, he walked into the Phantom Fireworks store in Seabrook, N.H., and asked the clerk, "What is the most powerful item you have?"
The president of Phantom Fireworks, Bruce Zoldan, said in a telephone interview that the clerk behind the counter that day, Megan Kearns, told investigators that she remembered Tsarnaev because most customers buy an assortment of fireworks, but he only wanted the biggest sets they sold.
He paid more than $400 in cash for two "Lock and Load" reloadable mortar kits, each with four tubes and 24 shells, Zoldan said. Each shell can fly more than 100 feet into the air and explode in a colorful and noisy light display. The store records the name and driver's license number of each customer, Zoldan said. That was how the company linked the purchase to Tamerlan Tsarnaev after the FBI asked about the two brothers last Friday.
The shells Tsarnaev purchased would hold 1.5 pounds of gunpowder, but it's unclear whether the explosive was used in the marathon bombings.
"It certainly appears as if the bomb design is consistent with that described in Inspire, but there may be other online sources," said Rep. Adam B. Schiff, D-Calif., who attended a House briefing on the case. "Plainly, a significant part of the radicalization took place online."
Amid questions about whether U.S. intelligence or law enforcement agencies missed possible warning signs, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano appeared on Capitol Hill and defended her agency's handling of the case.
The FBI interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev at his home after Russian authorities warned in early 2011 that he might have ties to radical groups, and the FBI subsequently placed an immigration alert on his name.
He traveled to the Russian republic of Dagestan in early 2012, but the alert was not triggered because the airline misspelled his name on the manifest. By the time he returned six months later, the one-year FBI alert had expired and he was not flagged for additional screening, Napolitano said.
"By the time he returned, all investigations had been — the matter had been closed," Napolitano told the Senate Judiciary Committee. She said she would provide additional details in a classified hearing later this week.
The FBI said last week it interviewed Tamerlan in early 2011 after Russian authorities warned that he might have connections to Islamist militant groups. The FBI found no such evidence and on Tuesday, they pointed fingers at Russian authorities for not answering their follow-up questions at the time.
"The Russians now are falling short on backing up their initial claims," about Tamerlan's alleged radical ties, a U.S. counter terrorism official said. "It's tenuous. They certainly didn't have much on him, or else why did they let him in the country, and why did they let him leave?"
Tamerlan, 26, died after a firefight with police on a Watertown street early last Friday. His younger brother was captured Friday night with gunshot wounds to the head, neck, legs and hand. Doctors at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center upgraded his condition from "serious" to "fair" on Tuesday.
An attorney for Tamerlan's widow, Katherine Russell, said she was "doing everything she can to assist with the investigation."
"The injuries and loss of life-to people who came to celebrate a race and a holiday-has caused profound distress and sorrow to Katie and her family. The reports of involvement by her husband and brother-in-law came as an absolute shock to them all," her attorney, Amato A. DeLuca, said in a written statement.
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino announced Tuesday that $20 million has been raised so far to help the wounded and the families of the dead, with donations ranging from a $1 million check from one contributor, to "young people doing lemonade stands, $5, $10, it runs the gamut."
In all, One Fund Boston has received 50,000 donations from around the world, he said.
"I never imagined after this tragedy last Monday the generosity of the folks," said an emotional Menino. "The business community of Boston especially, but around the world…. Five million dollars was generated by simple clicks of your computer."
Kenneth Feinberg, who administered victims' funds after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and other disasters, will oversee disbursement of the money. On Tuesday, he said the deadline for applications is June 15, and checks will be cut to the victims and their families by June 30.
"I am amazed, in my experience, to see this type of outpouring so quickly in such large amounts after this horrific tragedy," Feinberg said. "One thing I've learned is … never underestimate the charitable impulse of the American people."
Boston officials also partly reopened Boylston Street for the first time since the bombings turned the thoroughfare into a police crime scene. Traffic and pedestrians were still barred, but people who live or work along the usually-busy street were instructed to meet at Hynes Convention Center at designated times, and then were escorted to their buildings.
Everyone was told to leave by 7 p.m., however, and it wasn't clear when the street will reopen to normal traffic.
Walking past the bomb sites on Boylston is "very eerie," said Tim Donohue, vice president with IHRDC, a company that provides training for the oil and gas industry. He said it has been difficult "not knowing each day whether we're going to be allowed back to our offices."
Enrique Rivera, a cook at Lolita's Cocina and Tequila Bar, said the lost week of work could mean a dent in his income. "If we don't work, we don't earn," said Rivera, who is from Mexico.
Rivera spent several hours helping clean the restaurant, but said he did not know when they could re-open. "They won't allow in everything we need to run the restaurant," he said. "For example, the trucks that bring in meat, vegetables-we don't have those."
At a late afternoon news conference, Boston police superintendent William Evans gave an updated version of Dzhokhar's arrest Friday night, saying the suspect fired first as police approached his hiding place in a motorboat stored behind a home in Watertown.
"Shots rang out behind the house," he said. He said the suspect was "poking, poking, poking" at the plastic tarp over the boat to peer outside or to fire more shots.
He said police "took cover" in the driveway and in two adjacent homes. "We hoped to negotiate him out," Evans said.
"We were driven by the tragedy. We all were…We had a mission. We wanted to catch this guy. Not only for what they did to our poor victims, but for what they did to our marathon."
In the end, Dzhokhar climbed out of the boat and the FBI let Massachusetts Bay Transport Authority police put handcuffs on him, in respect for one of their officers who was wounded the night before.
When it was over, "there was no greater feeling in the world," Evans said. "We all started hugging each other."


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Dear FOS11 Members,
The Global Survivors Network (GSN) aims to empower the survivors of terrorist attacks by making their voices heard. GSN, which was cofounded by former FOS11 Board Member Carie Lemack, has sponsored events in Jakarta, Indonesia and Lahore, Pakistan, with its members helping to establish local associations to raise awareness of the needs and stories of those impacted by terrorist acts.
To highlight the experiences of those directly and indirectly affected by acts of terror, GSN has partnered with Moxie Firecracker Films to create a documentary film, called Killing In the Name, directed by Jed Rothstein. The film was recently named best documentary at the LA Shorts Fest '10. The documentary centers on Jordanian Ashraf Khaled, who lost his father and in-laws in one of the 2005 Amman hotel bombings when his wedding party was targeted by suicide bombers sent by Al Qaeda in Iraq. To learn more about this powerful film, visit the GSN website. http://www.globalsn.net/


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There is a lag between distributions depending on the upload approvals for (especially for) kernel upgrades or software upgrades.
Minor revision changes are often cosmetic and would normally not affect mainstream applications to any marked degree.
I'm not sure how serious an issue this is. I had it happen a while ago for something I was trying to compile for myself, but i have reproduced it in envy-ng while trying to install video drivers for ATI or nvidia.
Ubuntu forums refer to uname -r for getting your kernel version, BT4 replies "22.214.171.124", and the most recent kernel headers in aptitude appear to be for 2.6.27-11.
Has anyone else had a conflict with this? If not I'm curius why I'm getting this error.
I've done a harddrive install as per SuspectZero's script found in the HowTo's forum. It was a move-over from a persistant USB boot. But I've tested it from the livecd directly also and got the same issue with envy ( I unfortunately cannot recall what gave me the error first ).
There is a lag between distributions depending on the upload approvals for (especially for) kernel upgrades or software upgrades.
Minor revision changes are often cosmetic and would normally not affect mainstream applications to any marked degree.
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The error is basically "[Application] has detected that the headers for your kernel are missing and cannot be installed".
If your comment was giving aptitude a reason to not have the most up-to-date headers, then fine.. They don't need to have them, but if I'm not the only one with this issue then why didn't BT include the headers for the kernel its using?
I'm still not sure if this is just an isolated incident, so I guess that's my first step to check if anyone else is having this problem. If not I'll do what I can to fix it for myself, if so then maybe someone more able in linux can come up with a solution.
Its because backtracks kernel is custom built. The kernel sources are in the offsec repo. Although Im not clear what your issue is. The sources and headers for the kernel should be in the ,iso. I havent had any issue at all with nvidia drivers.
Or does that mean due to the custom-ness, there aren't headers available for the public?
Edit: The repo seems to be there. I see the kernel image:
dave@Guardian:/pentest/password/pyrit# apt-cache search $(uname -r)
linux-image-22.214.171.124 - Linux kernel binary image for version 220.127.116.11
Are the headers available within the image? If so I'll look up a way to get them out and implement them.
The main issue I was having was with compiling something specific which I can't recall right now. I just know that when I use envyng (which is an automatic video driver installation suite for ubuntu) it gives this error when I attempt to install through it.
I needed to use it to try and get the latest ATI drivers while I was seeing if I could get pyrit working with stream on my desktop.
The problem may be that the packages in the main repo are built on an older kernel than we have in backtrack. Its my understanding that the 18.104.22.168 sources and headers are in the .iso but when muts comes online later I will get a definite answer for you.
It didn't really come up as an issue till I tried getting the ati drivers installed. Envyng is really useful for installing video drivers so when it brought up the issue again I realised it wasn't an isolated incident for my single install and also carried over to my desktop running the livecd.
Just checking up on the status of this, I'm still having the issue.
me too
can't use envy to install drivers for nvidia.
Well I talked to muts and he says that all the headers and the kernel source is included. We have also tried to recreate you issue and have not been able to.
The only thing I can suggest is to rm -rf the linux symlink in /usr/src and then re link the kernel image ln -s linux-184.108.40.206 linux
Hopefully something you did just fouled up the symlink.


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Baltimore, MD (SportsNetwork.com) - Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Haloti Ngata is active for Sunday's game against the New York Jets after sitting out last week's contest against Chicago with a knee injury.
Ngata returned to practice Friday after missing the first two sessions of the week. He was listed as questionable on the team's injury report.
The Ravens will still be without tight end Dennis Pitta, who returned to practice earlier this week but is still on short-term injured reserve while recovering from a dislocated hip from the summer.
Linebacker Daryl Smith (thigh) and cornerback Lardarius Webb (abdomen) are active, as are wide receivers Marlon Brown (knee) and Brandon Stokley (thigh).
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By Michelle Dunlop Herald Writer
The Boeing Co. will be allowed to conduct test flights of the grounded 787 model to gather additional data, federal regulators said Thursday.
"These test flights will be an important part of our efforts to ensure the safety of passengers and return these aircraft to service," FAA Administrator Michael Huerta and Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said in a statement.
The FAA's decision came Thursday afternoon, following a specially authorized "ferry" flight of a Boeing 787 from Fort Worth, Texas, to Everett. The plane, destined for China Southern, was in Texas for painting. It landed late Thursday morning at Paine Field.
The FAA grounded Boeing's 787 on Jan. 16 after two Dreamliners experienced battery failures. The National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating a Jan. 7 battery fire on a Japan Airlines 787, on Thursday challenged assumptions used by Boeing to win FAA certification of the 787's lithium-ion battery.
The commercial in-service fleet of about 50 Dreamliners remains grounded.
In its release, the FAA said 787 test flights "will be conducted in defined airspace over unpopulated areas." The agency also has several other requirements, including a pre-flight check of the jet's batteries and continuous monitoring of the batteries during flight. Before the first test flight, Boeing must "inspect the airplane's smoke barriers and insulation to verify that they meet the approved design," the FAA said.
Only essential personnel will be allowed on the flights. Boeing will gather data on the batteries as well as the jet's electrical system while in flight, the FAA said.
Boeing said in a separate statement it will use its fifth test 787, known as ZA005, for the flights.
"The company has marshaled an extensive team of hundreds of experts and they are working around the clock focused on resolving the 787 battery issue and returning the 787 fleet to full flight status," Boeing said.
The company expressed regret for the inconvenience customers have suffered due to the 787's grounding. The Dreamliner's launch customer, All Nippon Airways, has canceled all 787 flights through the end of March, the airline said Wednesday. With 17 787s in its fleet, the airline will have scrapped 787s on a total of 1,887 flights by the end of March.
A 787 operated by ANA experienced a battery failure Jan. 15, which prompted an emergency landing in Japan. Japanese aviation officials are conducting a separate investigation into that incident and are sharing information with the NTSB and FAA.
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Jimenez dominant, Indians sweep Rangers
CLEVELAND -- Ubaldo Jimenez pitched eight scoreless innings and the Cleveland Indians shut out the Texas Rangers for the second straight game in a 6-0 win on Sunday.
Jason Kipnis' two-out single in the fifth broke a scoreless tie. Yan Gomes' RBI single and Michael Bourn's two-run double added three runs in the sixth as the Indians, who have won four straight, completed their first three-game sweep at home over Texas since Aug. 12-14, 1980.
Jimenez (8-5) allowed two hits and matched his longest outing of the season. Vinnie Pestano pitched the ninth as the Indians recorded their major league-leading 14th shutout.
The Rangers, who haven't scored in 21 innings, have lost 12 of 15.
Texas has scored 36 runs and has been shut out four times in that stretch.
The Rangers are 2-8 since the All-Star break.
Kipnis' single came off Alexi Ogando (4-3), who allowed one run in 4 2-3 innings.
Cleveland's sixth-inning runs came off reliever Robbie Ross. Mike Aviles added a two-run homer in the eighth.
Kipnis' first-inning single capped a 12-pitch at-bat against Ogando, who had to work around trouble in the first three innings before settling down. He retired seven straight at one point before Bourn drew a two-out walk in the fifth. Nick Swisher singled before Kipnis dropped a single in front of right fielder Nelson Cruz to score Bourn.
Kipnis' hit finished Ogando, who threw 92 pitches in his second start since coming off the disabled list. The right-hander allowed three runs in five innings on Wednesday against the Yankees. Ogando allowed six hits, walked two and struck out one.
Singles by Michael Brantley and Carlos Santana started the sixth-inning rally. Gomes singled up the middle with two outs to score Brantley before Bourn drove a double to left-center for a 4-0 lead.
Jimenez, who struck out six and walked three, dodged trouble in the first when Elvis Andrus doubled with one out. Cruz followed with a walk, but Adrian Beltre bounced into a double play.
Jimenez retired 10 in a row before A.J. Pierzynski singled to lead off the fifth. David Murphy walked and Jurickson Profar sacrificed but Mitch Moreland, who is hitless in his past 20 at-bats, popped out. Leonys Martin hit a hard ground ball on a 3-2 pitch to Swisher, who made a lunging stop at first base. He dropped the ball on the way to the bag, but recovered in time to record the out.
Andrus has hit safely in all 37 career games against the Indians.
Texas right-hander Tanner Scheppers pitched a scoreless seventh inning in his first appearance since he said he was assaulted in downtown Cleveland on Thursday night. He sustained facial cuts and bruises in the incident and was unavailable to pitch Friday. Scheppers said before Saturday's game that he could pitch but wasn't used.
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The Westside Trail is an ambitious project that when completed will be 25 miles long and pass through King City, Tigard, Beaverton and Portland as well as the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District plus unincorporated portions of Washington and Multnomah counties.
Primarily following a power-transmission corridor owned or controlled by the Bonneville Power Administration and Portland General Electric, the trail will pass through highly urbanized areas with few land-acquisition costs.
On April 2, the King City City Council had an opportunity to learn more about the trail from Robert Spurlock, Metro regional trails planner, and voted 4 to 0 in favor of a resolution approving the trail master plan.
"We have a pretty significant portion of the trail - from Beef Bend Road to the Tualatin River," said King City City Manager Dave Wells before introducing Spurlock, who pointed out that to gather public input, there have been two rounds of two open houses each over the past two years, and two of them took place at Deer Creek Elementary in King City.
"The community has been very supportive," he said. "Segment one is King City, and it is entirely under the power lines and includes a bridge across the Tualatin River, which is most of the cost. Every summer we count trail users, and of all the trail segments in the region - except for the Willamette River - it is the most used.
"Tonight we are asking for your commitment - no money - but your support for the continuing partnership between King City, Metro and Tualatin."
According to the master plan, the Westside Trail segment from King City to South Beaverton will include a new bridge over the Tualatin River near King City. Users crossing south on this bridge will connect with the future Ice Age Tonquin Trail and the Tualatin River Greenway Trail, as well as to the eastern boundary of the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge.
"Users heading north will pass through King City and Tigard neighborhoods as well as urban unincorporated neighborhoods in Washington County. The trail over Bull Mountain will reveal spectacular views of rural Washington County to the west, and then enter Beaverton with connections to homes, schools and employment centers."
When asked about acquiring funding for the new bridge, Spurlock said Metro is going to look into federal and state grants. "In other cities, they have built trails completely with foundation grants," he added.
The trail master plan also has a component that promotes it as a wildlife corridor, according to Spurlock, noting that it is adjacent to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge "but doesn't enter it."
Councilor Malka Sekey said that while she loves animals, she wondered how the public will be made aware that off-leash dogs will not be allowed in natural areas. "How do we shout the message quietly to keep dogs out?" she asked. "Maybe with bigger signs and fines?"
Wells pointed out that there is a significant difference between natural areas and other recreation areas, and for example, there are natural areas just beyond King City Community Park with signs listing what people can and can't do there.
"Phase three will be a trail-specific plan and include signage," Wells added.
Horseback riding will be allowed on the Westside Trail, and Spurlock explained that there would be a parallel trail for horses next to the pedestrian and bike trail.
He added, "We never recommend putting trails through wetlands - we go around - and if it must go through, we put in a boardwalk."
Another issue is floodplains, with Wells pointing out, "The trail must be 150 feet up from a river floodplain."
According to the master plan, the Westside Trail will be developed in phases, and the trail's jurisdictional partners will adopt the master plan into their respective plans and policy documents.
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- After winning its
third-straight League title, Princeton took home two of the three
major postseason Ivy awards for the second-consecutive season, a
program-first. In a vote by the League's eight head coaches,
junior Niveen Rasheed (Danville, Calif.) was a
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of the Year and Yale freshman Sarah Halejian
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Rasheed became the second-straight Tiger to earn Player of the Year, as Addie Micir was a unanimous selection for the award in 2010-11. Rasheed was a major reason why Princeton finished undefeated in conference play, as she led the League in rebounding (8.8) and finished second in scoring (16.8). The junior ranks tied for second in steals (2.4), fifth in field goal percentage (45.5), fifth in assists (2.8) and 10th in free throw percentage (75.9). Rasheed was a four-time Ivy League Player of the Week and is tied for sixth in Ivy history in that category.
Rasheed led the League with 10 double-doubles and scored at least 20 points in 10 games, second-best in the conference. Her 10 games with double-digits in rebounds also leads the League. She has scored in double-figures in the last 20 games and 26 out of the team's 28 contests this season.
Rasheed becomes the first Tiger in program history to earn Ivy League Rookie and Player of the Year honors during her career. She is the 13th Ivy League women's basketball player to earn both awards, and the first since Dartmouth's Brittney Smith in 2008-09. Rasheed was also a unanimous selection for first-team All-Ivy, marking the second time she received first team accolades (2009-10).
Halejian finished in double-figures 10 times, including a career-best 18 at Brown on Jan. 13 in a 10-point victory for the Bulldogs. She averaged 8.1 points, second-most among rookies, along with 2.3 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game. She shot 76.0 percent from the free throw line (51-for-67), fourth-best on the team. Halejian was a six-time Rookie of the Week recipient, which ties her for the fourth-most such honors in Ivy history.
Halejian is the fourth player in program history to earn Rookie of the Year honors. The other three are Melissa Colborne (2006-07), Katy Grubbs, (1995-96) and Mary Kalich (1991-92). Colborne and Grubbs also were named Rookie of the Week six times en route to their Rookie of the Year awards.
Polansky earned her second-straight Defensive Player of the Year award, which began in 2008-09. Polansky becomes the second two-time recipient of the honor, joining Columbia's Sara Yee, who received the award in 2009 and 2010.
Princeton led the League in scoring defense, giving up just 52.8 points per game, and limited opponents to just 35.4 percent from the floor, also a League-best mark. In the latest national rankings, the Tigers are 22nd in scoring defense and 38th in field goal percentage defense. Polansky was a key cog in Princeton's defense, finishing the regular season tied for second in the League with 2.4 steals per game. She averaged 4.0 rebounds per game and twice recorded double-digits in rebounding. She also dished out 2.4 assists per contest.
Harvard sophomore Christine Clark (Tucson, Ariz.) is the only first-time recipient of first-team All-Ivy honors this season, as she is joined by four former selections in teammate Brogan Berry (Beavercreek, Ohio), Rasheed, Princeton senior Lauren Edwards (Los Angeles) and Yale junior Megan Vasquez (Merrick, N.Y.)
Clark was a unanimous selection to the 2010-11 all-rookie team, which no longer is awarded. In 2011-12, she led her team in scoring, averaging 15.2 points per game, while recording 5.7 rebounds, 1.8 assists and 1.6 steals. She ranks third in the League in free throw percentage (84.8), fifth in scoring and 10th in steals. Clark led Harvard with a career-best three double-doubles.
Berry becomes only the fourth student-athlete in Harvard history to be named All-Ivy League four times in her career, joining Allison Feaster, Hana Peljto and Reka Cserny. She was an honorable mention selection as a freshman in 2009, a second team honoree as a sophomore in 2010 and has earned first team honors in each of the least two seasons. Berry was also named the 2009 Ivy League Rookie of the Year. She led the League in 2011-12 in assists (4.3), assist-turnover ratio (1.9) and free throw percentage (86.3). During the season, Berry became the first student-athlete in Ivy League history to record 1,400 points and 500 assists. She is just the 49th student-athlete in NCAA women's basketball history to accomplish the feat.
For the second time in three years, Rasheed and Edwards were both named to the first team (2009-10), but this year marks the first time either were unanimous selections. It marks the second-straight season that two Tigers were unanimously voted to the first team, as Micir and Devona Allgood were the unanimous selections in 2010-11. For Edwards, the award is the fourth All-Ivy honor of her career, as she was named first team last season and all-rookie as a freshman. In 2011-12, the senior averaged 11.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.9 steals and 1.8 assists for the League champion Tigers.
Vasquez earned her second-straight first team award to become one of only six Yale players to earn first team honors more than once in her career, and the first to do so since Mary Kalich in 1992-93 and 1993-94. Vasquez led her team and finished third in the League with nine 20-point performances. She averaged 15.3 points for the season, fourth-best in the conference, and also ranked second in free throw percentage (84.8), fourth in three-pointers (1.8) and ninth in three-point percentage (33.3).
2010-11 Ivy League Rookie of the Year Alyssa Baron (Miami) of Penn highlights the All-Ivy second team. The sophomore led the League in scoring for the second-straight year, averaging 16.9 points per game in 2011-12. She is joined on the second team by Brown junior Sheila Dixon (Schenectady, N.Y.), Dartmouth junior Faziah Steen (Detroit), Harvard junior Victoria Lippert (San Diego) and Princeton senior Devona Allgood (Huntersville, N.C.)
For Lippert, it marks the third-straight season she was named to the second team, while Dixon and Steen each earned their second-consecutive second team honor. Allgood receives her fourth Ivy League postseason award after being named to the first team in 2010-11, the second team in 2009-10 and the rookie team in 2008-09.
The 2011-12 honorable mention squad features Yale senior Michelle Cashen (Belle Harbor, N.Y.), who took home her third-straight All-Ivy honor. Cornell junior Clare Fitzpatrick (Southbury, Conn.) and Brown senior Hannah Passafuime (Soquel, Calif.) each received their second honorable mention accolades. They are joined by first-time All-Ivy recipients Columbia junior Tyler Simpson (Lawrenceville, N.J.) and Cornell sophomore Allyson DiMagno (Fairport, N.Y.)
Player of the Year
*Niveen Rasheed, Princeton, (Jr., F, Danville, Calif.)
Rookie of the Year
Sarah Halejian, Yale (Fr., G, Wyckoff, N.J.)
Defensive Player of the Year
Lauren Polansky, Princeton (Jr., G, Mill Valley, Calif.)
First-Team All-Ivy
Brogan Berry, Harvard (Sr., G, Beavercreek, Ohio)
Christine Clark, Harvard (So., G, Tucson, Ariz.)
*Lauren Edwards, Princeton (Sr., G, Los Angeles)
*Niveen Rasheed, Princeton (Jr., F, Danville, Calif.)
Megan Vasquez, Yale (Jr., G, Merrick, N.Y.)
Second-Team All-Ivy
Sheila Dixon, Brown (Jr., G, Schenectady, N.Y.)
Faziah Steen, Dartmouth (Jr., G, Detroit)
Victoria Lippert, Harvard (Jr., F, San Diego)
Alyssa Baron, Penn (So., G, Miami)
Devona Allgood, Princeton (Sr., F, Huntersville, N.C.)
Honorable Mention All-Ivy
Hannah Passafuime, Brown (Sr., G, Soquel, Calif.)
Tyler Simpson, Columbia (Jr., G/F, Lawrenceville, N.J.)
Allyson DiMagno, Cornell (So., G, Fairport, N.Y.)
Clare Fitzpatrick, Cornell (Jr., F, Southbury, Conn.)
Michelle Cashen, Yale (Sr., F, Belle Harbor, N.Y.)
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Baltimore prospects lead group of same-organization siblings
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | January 24, 2012 5:27 AM ET
But all the talk about Dylan Bundy is much, much louder.
Bobby, 22, has taken a backseat to his 100-mph-capable, 19-year-old younger brother, the fourth overall draftee in 2011, and as of this month, MLB.com's fifth-best righty pitching prospect in the game. He is well aware that his little bro beat him to Baltimore's 40-man roster -- the result of signing a Major League contract -- and isn't surprised to learn that Dylan has his own Wikipedia page.
Bobby isn't resigned, however, to reaching the Majors second.
"There's always competition first. In the same sense, it's support as well. It's back and forth," Bobby said by phone from his home state. "We both push each other really hard. ... I guess sometimes I notice [the uneven comparisons to Dylan], but I don't let it bother me at all. We're both humble guys, and we know Dylan is blessed."
The Bundys are among a handful of blood-related ballplayers who will play in the same Minor League organization in 2012. Of the bunch, they are the most likely to play together in the bigs one day.
While Dylan has yet to throw his first professional pitch, it's already clear that, in many ways, he's a product of his brother.
"Bobby, his senior year [at Sperry High], he was the pitcher, he was the famous one. That was a big motivation," Dylan said. "I was the freshman. I was more of a hitter back then, and I thought I had a chance to be a hitter."
And when Bobby was tabbed by the O's with pick No. 236 in the Draft, one of Dylan's first thoughts: "I, of course, want to beat that."
This ambition was also obvious to club scouts. "He was the most confident player on the field as a ninth-grader," said fellow Oklahoman Joe Jordan, who evaluated and eventually drafted both Bundys as the Orioles' scouting director before shifting to the Phillies' front office in October. "It was, 'Oh, great. We'll see what happens; it's four years from now.' You're not really scouting guys hard when they're in the ninth grade."
After transferring to the more-competitive Owasso High and honing his skills at the Dallas Baseball Academy of Texas -- the same club Bobby had joined as a homesick 17-year-old -- Dylan re-emerged on Baltimore's radar. And because the O's suffered the fourth-worst record (66-96) in 2010, giving them the fourth-highest Draft slot, beckoning another Bundy became more and more realistic. (Plus, Bobby enjoying a career-best 3.65 ERA at Class A Delmarva that same year was a good indicator that these prep pitchers had real potential.)
"When Dylan and I sat down and talked, my face-to-face with him and his mother and father, he looked right at me and said, 'I want to be an Oriole, and I want to pitch in a big league rotation with my brother,'" Jordan recalled. "It was one of those moments in our business you don't ever forget, because he was 100 percent sincere, and he believed that his brother was going to pitch in the big leagues. Obviously, he believes he's going to do the same.
"These guys are Minor League prospects, and they have work to do, challenges to overcome; and no one more than me will be watching and rooting for 'em."
Staying true to that famous Bundy family work ethic, the next-of-kin hurlers have trained together at Dynamic Sports Development in Tulsa this offseason. (Bobby, who never collected a check like Dylan's $4 million signing bonus, also serves as a personal trainer at Fitness Together in Owasso "to earn a few extra bucks.")
The advice Bobby most harps on Dylan hearing: Get rest on those bus trips because it's going to be a long, long season. Of course, neither knows what part of the countryside Dylan will be staring down between Minor League cities in 2012.
"I have no clue what the [Orioles'] plan is for me," Dylan said, "but coming into Spring Training, I'd like to start in A-ball; high-A would be great."
"He's ready for a higher level than he's going to start out at," Bobby said, with more than a hint of pride in his voice. "He's more polished than most guys his age."
Even if Dylan begins his career at Class A Advanced Frederick, a stretch for most first-time pros, he still has to play catch-up with his big brother. Bobby compiled an 11-5 record and a 2.70 ERA in 20 starts for the Keys in 2011, then moved on to Double-A Bowie, where he expects to start next April.
The relatives' race to "The Show" may be more marathon, less sprint.
"Of course I'd like to meet him there or get there right before him, but as long as we're both ready," said Dylan, who also strives to match -- nay, outdo -- his brother at hunting, fishing and even table tennis. "We want the [front office's] decision to be as hard as possible to make, who they choose [to promote] or whatever. We don't want the decision on us; we want it on them.
"We talk about that randomly. Driving down the highway, we talk about it. Pitching in the big leagues? Pitching in the same rotation as brothers? That'd be awesome."
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The Bundys appear to sport the same demeanor on the mound. After uber-prospect Bryce Harper blew a kiss toward a pitcher while rounding third base during a home-run trot last June, Dylan told a Baltimore radio station, "If I was pitching the next game, I'd hit him all four at-bats." Added Bobby: "Same thing. The kid can't do that. That was a little over the top."
"Every pitcher should have that mentality, and I think Bobby and I do," Dylan said. "A hitter's not allowed to do that. People make mistakes in the Minor Leagues, and I think Bryce made a mistake."
Speaking of brothers and Bryce, there's also Bryan...
Washington Nationals
Who: Outfielder Bryce Harper, 19, and left-handed pitcher Bryan Harper, 22.
Where: The Harpers, whom the Nationals declined to make available for this story, were born in Las Vegas. They teamed up to help the College of Southern Nevada to the 2010 NJCAA World Series.
When: The Nats made Bryce the No. 1 overall draftee in 2010, then Bryan a 30th-round draftee in 2011. Washington had also selected Bryan out of high school in the 31st round of the 2008 Draft, before the elder Harper went the college route. "We had a lot of interest in Bryan when he was at Southern Nevada. He elected to go to [the University of] South Carolina at that point and probably didn't have the year he hoped to have there," Washington's director of player development Doug Harris said of the 6-foot-5-inch southpaw. "We just felt like it was an opportunity to take a player that we had an interest in the year before and hoping to resurrect him. We valued his ability independent of Bryce, independent of the player's last name. ... I know [Bryce] is excited to have his brother in the organization."
What: Bryce posted an .894 OPS and stole 26 bases in his first 109 pro games -- 37 at Double-A Harrisburg -- last season, while Bryan made two scoreless appearances for the organization's Gulf Coast League affiliate.
Detroit Tigers
Who: Catcher Eric Roof, 25, and designated hitter Shawn Roof, 27. Jonathan Roof, 23, is a shortstop in the Texas Rangers organization. The threesome's father, Gene, and uncles -- Paul, David and Adrian -- also played professionally.
Where: Like Jonathan, Eric was born in Paducah, Ky. and attended Michigan State University. Shawn was born in Champaign and played for the University of Illinois.
When: The Tigers selected Eric in the 2009 Draft's 18th round and Shawn before him in the '07 Draft's 33rd round. Gene is also the organization's base-running and outfield coordinator, but don't assume nepotism: "When you know their family has so much talent, you're still going to take good players," said Detroit's director of player development Dave Owen. "Their talent is going to decide where they're taken [in the Draft]. ... You don't really look at them as being brothers; you look at 'em being ballplayers. If they get to play together, that's a bonus."
What: Eric (.254) and Shawn (.294) sported career-high batting averages in 2011. They played together at Class A Advanced Lakeland before Shawn was promoted to Double-A Erie. "Shawn is a very versatile player, a grinder," Owen said. "Eric, being a catcher, has made some improvements [with] his blocking and receiving."
Who: Catcher Luis Alberto Sanz, 20, and right-handed starting pitcher Luis Angel Sanz, 24.
Where: The Sanz siblings were born and raised in Guatire, Miranda -- a state in baseball-rich Venezuela.
When: Luis Alberto signed as a free agent in July 2007; Luis Angel signed in December 2005 -- both straight out of their native country.
What: Luis Alberto batted .294 in 41 games at Class A West Michigan and, on Sept. 2, he teamed with staring pitcher Luis Angel on 6 1/3 perfect innings for Class A Short-Season Connecticut. Luis Angel would go 6-4 with a 2.81 ERA in 14 starts for the Tigers. "He will overthrow at times," Owen said of Luis Angel, "but he has a chance to have three average pitches."
Colorado Rockies
Who: First basemen Chad Tracy, 26, and Mark Tracy, 24. Father Jim skippers the Rox, while eldest son, Brian, a pitcher, retired from the Minors in 2007.
Where: The pride of Arlington Heights, Ill., Chad played at Pepperdine University and Mark found his swing at Duquesne University.
When: Colorado chose Mark in the 2010 Draft's 22nd round and traded for Chad in a Jan. 5 deal with Texas.
What: Chad batted .259, but notched career bests in homers (26) and RBIs (109) at Triple-A Round Rock last year, his sixth in the Rangers' system. Mark hit .256 and collected 30 extra-base hits and 54 RBIs at Class Asheville in his second pro season.
Brothers in the Minors with different organizations
Caleb (Orioles) and Corban Joseph (Yankees), Brett (Indians) and Brad Brach (Padres), Andrew (Angels) and Austin Romine (Yankees), Brett (Cubs) and Matt Wallach (Dodgers), Deshun (Rays) and Rashun Dixon (A's), Jeff (Rays) and Steve Ames (Dodgers), Shane (Blue Jays) and Jake Opitz (Cubs), Kala (free agent) and Kila Ka'aihue (A's), Corey (Blue Jays) and Eric Patterson (Tigers), Boss (Red Sox) and Moko Moanaroa (free agent), Josh (A's) and Jared Lansford (free agent), Chase (Pirates) and Travis d'Arnaud and Tyson (A's) and Joe Ross (Padres).
Andrew Pentis is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @AndrewMiLB. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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At the University of California, Irvine, the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity stands accused of anti-Pacific Islander racism because it recently hosted a charity fundraiser called the FIJI Islander party which featured students who dressed in coconut bras and grass skirts.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity has been commonly known by the moniker FIJI since 1894. It boasts over 120 active chapters.
As a result of the event, reports Campus Reform, administrators at UCI have compelled the fraternity and other Greek organizations into "ongoing discussions" about "offending others."
"The administration and student affairs is using it as an opportunity to show to fraternities what cultural appropriation is and how they might be more sensitive, to be able to have their week of philanthropy that ends in a social event without," UCI spokeswoman Cathy Lawhon told Campus Reform.
Students who were offended by coconut bras and grass skirts are also taking part in the discussions.
The kerfuffle began on May 20 when Save Gasaiwai, a UCI student of Fijian descent, complained in a statement that the charity fundraiser caused pain to "marginalized" people and reinforced "white male hegemonic structures."
The statement endorsed by the school's Asian Pacific Student Association accused the FIJI fraternity of "tacitly committing an act of cultural appropriation and publicly projecting their ethnographic ignorance."


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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College athletics department announced that it would add women's golf as an NCAA Division II varsity sport beginning with the 2008-09 academic year.
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"We are excited to announce the establishment of a women's golf program at Brevard College that will be headed up by David Nelson and coached alongside our men's golf program," commented Interim Athletic Director Kim Pate. "The women's golf program addition brings our varsity sport total to 18 while providing the opportunity to compete in all 14 championship sports sponsored by the South Atlantic Conference in the years to come."
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As printed in the Mid Hudson Times, March 20, 2013
A momentous election has just taken place.
Unlike civic elections, which normally allow nearly two months
for the new leader to move in, the moment Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio
was selected as pontiff, and the moment he selected his papal name
– Francis – he became leader for 1.2 billion Roman Catholics
For this Jesuit to choose the name Francis gives me great hope
for the Church and its rich traditions: both intellectual and
popular and religious. I pray that members of all the religious
congregations – Jesuits, Franciscans, Dominicans etc. – will
heartily enjoy renewing their legacies.
As the product of a Jesuit High School and then a classic
Franciscan liberal arts education, I know people everywhere love
Francis of Assisi. He is a lover of animals, an environmentalist, a
reformer, a poet, and a mystic. Francis transcends all different
faiths, believers and nonbelievers. He has captivated the
imagination of billions of people since the 13th century.
And he is the patron saint of Italy. Of course the Italians in
St. Peter's Square last week loved the name, chanting "Francesco,
A time of a new pontiff is a large and extended moment in which
we come together to honor our past, celebrate its renewal and
stretch our imaginations towards ways in which we can deepen and
expand it.
The Jesuits, it has been noted, have a tradition of academic
excellence. That this pope believes in collaboration with the
popularity of St. Francis of Assisi bodes well for the Church.
My own fascination with Francis of Assisi began at the age of
13, when I providentially met the mother of a Franciscan friar on
the street. Confiding to her my desire to do something meaningful
with my life, I was told in no uncertain terms to "go to the
Although I didn't realize it at the time, that was one of those
defining moments.
At San Damiano, the Crucified appeared to Francis and commanded
him to "Go, rebuild my Church, which, as you see, is falling into
ruin," to rebuild it not just by repairing local chapels, as
Francis first thought, but by renewing the Gospel life within the
Church. It is precisely this living of the Gospel life in the
footsteps of Christ, and specifically of the poor and crucified
Christ, that became the "rule and life" of the Franciscan
This devotion touches directly on the mission of education, from
its magnificent origins in the 13th century at the Universities of
Paris and Oxford and Bologna, down to our own day and age.
With St. Paul we know that that all the knowledge in the world
is a noisy gong and a clanging cymbal (l Cor. 13:1) unless it is
animated by a genuine, humble and practical love.
Francis was at once both wholly apostolic and wholly Catholic.
He had a unique ability, which we can only hope to share in.
Francis renewed the Church not in some offbeat or revolutionary
way, but by the radical practice of the Gospel in the concrete
Church of his time, whose sins he knew all too well but which he
nonetheless loved, "warts and all."
St. Francis's ideal of building and serving community is
especially illuminating. This ideal, in turn, can only take root
and thrive in a community whose fundamental tenor is one of moral
goodness -- and we need to remind ourselves that morality is
essentially defined not by the observance of rules but by the
attainment of goodness.
The Church today faces many challenges to be addressed. I think
the Church needs a good administrator, a good communicator, someone
who's going to reform the Church and evangelize, and I think
Francis of Assisi was all of that.
And I think Pope Francis' statements as Archbishop of Buenos
Aires indicate social justice is very key to him. He is a pope of
the people for the people and I think that is going to resonate
very well with people across the world.
Kevin Mackin, OFM
Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh
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Drop the exploit in your msfcli command.
Have you had any success running that exploit against Vista?
This seems more of a metasploit issue than a bt4b issue, but thought I should post here anyway.
I am running bt4b installed in VMWare (note, I am not using the proper VMWare image becuase my version of vmware workstation is out of date).
The problem:
Trying to launch any exploit via msfcli that uses a "listening" exploit, (I.E the majority of client-side browser exploits), msfcli just fails as below (no errors), however running the same exploit with same parameters in msfconsole works and the exploit is launched and ready for a connection.
root@bt:/pentest/exploits/framework3# ./msfcli exploit/windows/browser/ms09_002_memory_corruption SRVPORT=80 URIPATH=test PAYLOAD=windows/shell/bind_tcp LPORT=4444 E
msf exploit(ms09_002_memory_corruption) > exploit
[*] Exploit running as background job.
msf exploit(ms09_002_memory_corruption) >
[*] Started bind handler
[*] Using URL: http://0.0.0.0:81/test
[*] Local IP: http://10.0.0.232:81/test
[*] Server started.
Drop the exploit in your msfcli command.
Have you had any success running that exploit against Vista?
I mean use the command without 'exploit'
./msfcli /windows/browser/ms09_002_memory_corruption SRVPORT=80 URIPATH=test PAYLOAD=windows/shell/bind_tcp LPORT=4444
It works fine for me without 'exploit'. Did you download the module from the website?Originally posted by bruk0ut
Thanks for the suggestion but msfcli complains that it is an invalid module if dropping the "exploit" part.
I svn update'd!
I'll try some other modules that listen when I next get time.
I don't know what you mean by 'strange', but it seems you have a bad module. The easiest way would be to download it from the website.Originally posted by bruk0ut
I svn update'd!
I'll try some other modules that listen when I next get time.
I see what you're saying now. I never tried metasploit in vmware until now.
What I think has to be done is to make the top three lines of the new module similar to the existing browser modules. I think you'll see what I mean when you compare the two. Doing this seemed to allow the module to be loaded but I encountered syntax errors at the end of the file. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to do more with it. Also, I'm using BT3 in vmware, but I believe the problem is the same with BT4b. Let us know if you have any success.


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TULALIP — The trial of a Tulalip woman whose young daughter died of neglect has been rescheduled for later this year in part to give the defense more time to explore whether Christina Carlson has mental health issues.
Carlson is charged with second-degree murder for the death of her 19-month-old daughter Chantel Craig. The toddler and her older sister, 3, were all but abandoned in a car on the Tulalip Indian Reservation in October.
They were buckled in their car seats for hours. The girls had sores all over their bodies and were covered in feces, lice and maggots. Investigators believe they likely had gone days without food or water.
Chantel wasn't breathing when paramedics reached her. An autopsy determined that she suffered from severe malnutrition. Her sister was treated for dehydration and skin sores for prolonged exposure to feces and urine.
Along with murder, Carlson, 37, is charged with two counts of criminal mistreatment. She faces a minimum 30 years in prison if convicted as charged.
Carlson pleaded not guilty to the charges in May.
Her federal public defender last month requested additional time to prepare for trial.
The investigation into Chantel's death includes more than 3,000 pages of reports and numerous video and audio files.
Carlson also has been undergoing a neuropsychological examination. So far, a doctor has determined that Carlson has a low IQ, her attorney wrote. The defense also plans to have a doctor, who specializes in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders, examine Carlson.
"Given the severity of the charges in this case, and the need for assessment of competency and mental health issues, additional time is needed," federal public defender Paula Deutsch wrote.
Deutsch wrote more time will allow her to conduct an investigation and "possibly negotiate a resolution short of a trial."
Carlson now is scheduled to go to trial on Nov. 12.
Prosecutors allege that Carlson withheld basic necessities of life from her children. In the hours before Chantel died, Carlson allegedly was sending text messages, attempting to buy drugs, court papers said. Witnesses reported seeing Carlson smoking heroin days earlier in the car while the girls were in the backseat.
Tests conducted on the older girl's hair showed evidence that the child had been exposed to opiates.
Carlson and the girls had for months been the focus of on-again, off-again searches by state and tribal child welfare workers. Their grandmother called Child Protective Services in December 2011 with concerns that the girls were being neglected.
Carlson had lost custody of at least three other children because of her drug use and neglect, court papers said.
In a terrible coincidence, state social workers closed the investigation hours before Chantel died. They hadn't been able to find her or Carlson. The woman and her daughters had for weeks been living in her car down a dirt road on the reservation.
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"The time has come to pass anti-lynching laws in this country," said former Delaware State University professor Jahi Issa, who was fired following a student protest against a spate of suspicious hangings of young Blacks. "If these are suicides, then we want the federal Centers for Disease Control to come in and investigate why, all of a sudden, Black men are hanging themselves from oak trees," said Issa. A protest against lynching is scheduled for January 15, in Dover, Delaware.
Anti-NAACP Demonstration, February 1
Hundreds are expected to picket the NAACP Image Awards ceremonies on February 1, in Los Angeles, according to Rev. Edward Pinkney, a former president of the civil rights organization's Benton Harbor, Michigan, chapter. "They no longer fight for civil rights, and we've got to hold the NAACP accountable for their actions and inactions," said Pinkney, who charged the organization with selling out to corporate interests. "We give other Black people a free pass, and that's why we're in such a compromised position, today."
NAACP in Democrats' Pockets, Says Former Chapter President
"We all know for a fact that" the NAACP is "a political machine for the Democratic Party," said David Lowrey, former president of the group's Chicago South Suburban chapter. Lowrey is circulating a petition to have the NAACP's non-profit status revoked for acting as a "political advocacy arm" of the Democratic Party. Except for getting out the Black vote for Democrats, the NAACP has become "a big social club," said Lowrey. "They rake in millions of dollars from all of these sponsors," then "look the other way on major issues like racial murders and police brutality."
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President Obama's tearful performance following the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, was "theater for the public," said Dr. Johnny Williams, professor of sociology at Trinity College, in Hartford, Connecticut. "These tears were shed for a particular group of children, not for children overall," said Williams. "Violence has been going on ever since Obama has been in office, especially in his home city of Chicago where, I'm sure, more than 26 kids have lost their lives during the year. But Obama has shed no tears about that."
Racist Roots of 2nd Amendment
"Historically, the principal activities of the Founding Fathers' 'well-regulated militia' were Indian killing, land stealing, slave patrolling, and the enforcement of domestic apartheid," said BAR managing editor Bruce Dixon. The 2nd Amendment institutionalized the massing of "universally armed white men against Blacks and Indians."
Renters Barely Protected from Foreclosure Evictions
Despite comprising "a majority of households in several of our most populous cities," renters rely on a single piece of federal legislation to safeguard their rights in the ongoing foreclosure crisis. The Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, which is set to expire in 2014, should be made permanent, said Tristia Bauman, of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty. Bauman is author of the Center's recent report, "Eviction (Without) Notice."
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Police said the men walked into RPM Car Title Loans at 17218 Foothill Blvd. at 10:56 a.m.
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The employees said they didn't have any money. A second man began searching through rooms at the business.
The first man became angry and fired a gunshot at employees, but missed.
Both men fled without taking anything.
They are black and have black hair and brown eyes. They both wore straw hats. The first man is 30 to 35-years-old, 6-feet-2 inches tall and 220 pounds. He wore a gray jacket, blue pants and had a large black beard. He carried a black revolver.
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I have no doubt that the Toccata by Chaminade, which I do not know, is written on similar lines.
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Chaminade, is distinctly popular to-day, but her work is not considered by critics to be strikingly original.
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BALDWIN PARK - There's an extensive lineage linking generations of descendents to Pio Pico, the last California governor under Mexican rule.
Among the closest of familial ties to the historic figure was Adeline Pico Verdugo, one of Pio Pico's two remaining great-granddaughters.
The 95-year-old Verdugo passed away at her Baldwin Park home on Christmas day.
"She had dementia and she went to sleep and just didn't wake up," said her son Arthur Pico Verdugo. "My mom to me was everything," he added.
Adeline, nicknamed Della, was one of 12 children born to Celestino and Ramona Pico and grew up in a little area known as Jimtown, which in the 1860s became part of the former governor's 9,000-acre El Ranchito, according to an article in the Los Angeles Times.
The Baldwin Park resident of 50 years was proud of her bloodline and often wanted to visit her great grandfather's mansion at Pio Pico State Park, said her daughter Bonnie Landeros.
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Adeline's sister, Bobbie Pico Cabral, 96, died in March of this year at her Los Nietos home. The last of Pio Pico's great-granddaughters, Josephine Pico Marquez, 99, resides in Duarte.
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The woman was not only good to those who were related by blood, but also helped anybody who needed her, Adeline's family said.
"She had a heart for people and she took me in when I was homeless," said Oscar Soto, a Baldwin Park resident and close family friend.
The 95-year-old loved sharing stories of her time working on Hollywood movie sets, where she met stars like Leo Carrillo, her family said.
At 17 years old, to work as an extra, she had to lie about her age, she told this newspaper earlier this year.
"The doorman told me `next time they call you, tell them you are 18' and right away they gave me a job," Adeline said. "I got $2.50 an hour just to get autographs!"
But her time in the motion picture industry was limited because her father forced her to quit when he found out, her family said.
"She's always talked about the movies that she played in with Leo Carrillo and all the movie stars that she met," Liz Antuna said of her grandmother.
Adeline is survived by her sister, four children, 29 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren.
A rosary in her memory will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Guerra and Gutierrez Mortuary, 6338 Greenleaf Ave., Whittier. A burial mass will take place Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 8545 S. Norwalk Blvd., Los Nietos.


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NCAA President Mark Emmert has ordered an external review of the enforcement program. Miami will not receive its notice of allegations until that review is complete.
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Hi, I am simulating fluid flow and heat transfer in a cylindrical pipe.
what i need is a very long term simulation (i.e., 25 years) and I am using pipe flow module which assumes the pipe and 1D and the heat transfer module which assumes the other domains (ground) as 3D domain.
I want to do use a stationary sover and solve for fluid flow (pressure and velocity would be the outcomes) and as these two parameters do not change much with time I solve the solution and use them as initial condition for my transient heat transfer in a time dependent solver.
this used to work in the normal turbulent flow module (3D) but as I switched to pipe flow module (nipfl) it looks like it does not work and two steps are not linked at all.
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I like the angled approach, but I also ride a fun shape. If I try to drop straight in, I don't seem to have enough speed to make it without tumbling. I paddle hard at a slight angle and drop slightly sideways down the face.
bottom turn, bottom turn, bottom turn all the other advice is great, but after 38 yrs of surfing, bottom turns. watch guys at pipeline, it's hard to get a take off steeper than that.
more than anything it's committment. You can pop up as quick as you want but if you are not committed your are going to get worked. Hesitate and your doomed
you get on a sponge like me and airdrop straight into the barrel and crush your balls on impact
Exactly! The steeper the better on the sponge.
learn to read the wave correctly and get the right type of board...or just go to Long Island where they get more of a sideshore breeze that tends to feathers the wave a little
It's all about the "bodyboard take off". Don't paddle like you would with a longboard. Get in the spot - usually the peak. The shoulder looks appealing but won't give you power/speed you need to get ahead of the section and be in charge. Right as the wave approaches, paddle extremely hard and throw your weight forward as you start to get up. Keep pressure at the front of the board or rails with your hands. This allows the board to keep going down the face without you having to pop up super quick.
Backside is good for angle takeoffs but frontside is all about the bottom turn.
Can't be afraid. Go to s-turns and learn the hard way
This thread is over two years old. I hope the OP learned by now.:)