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simpy, you are entitled to your opinin. Mine is based on fact and not just based on conjecture on the web.
simpy, you are entitled to your opinin. Mine is based on fact and not just based on conjecture on the web.
Which bringss me to my next point kids............
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purple belt dangerus man
if purple belt cannot smash he not real purple'' Creonte
In my defense, though... this forum was already heading downhill long before I decided to chime in. In fact, it was really doomed since the very first post.
For the most part, my involvment was nothing more than me being up very, very late into the early morning & having some silly fun. I had just one objective (which was acomplished), and the majority of my posts were nothing more than me having a little laugh for myself in between studying some statistics & sociology for my second degree.
You know Danny much better than I do, and it has been a little while since I have spoken to him, but he tells me the same thing... he does not engage in Internet forums. It's just not his thing. He simply doesn't find it interesting/entertaining. So I'm going to have to build on your point there... Danny has not been on here & will most likely be oblivious to this entire "argument," if you will.
Last edited by Texas Joe; 18-03-2008 at 08:57 AM.
It's time for you to have a big reality check; constantly repeating a rumour (I will refrain from calling it a lie, though it's pretty damned close) doesn't make it true. So go for it, Leigh. Prove me wrong and give us all the facts, Date, Time and Place, when did you speak to Danny's management team for them to "refuse to reschedule" the fight (I'm conscious that you keep referring to "reschedule" and suspicious that by that, you mean commit to a firm date, which obviously will not be possible until they know when Danny is likely to be fit to fight again!) and who did you speak to. Perhaps you'd even consider telling us exactly what they said? Verbatim please Leigh? AND SURELY Leigh, whilst you were talking to them did the subjects of why the fight was cancelled, the nature of Danny's injury and your disappointment at not having had an appolagy from Danny, not even get a mention? Come on Leigh; give us the full "facts"
Although you say that you've been unable to get Danny on the phone, you've obviously been in contact with his management and told them of your wish to speak with him, did they not agree to pass your message on Leigh?
Quote: "Must embaressing"? Not a bit of it Leigh. It may well have been if there was any truth in the pile of shit you've been posting in some parts of this thread. But now you have your ideal opportunity to embarrass me. Go for it Leigh, but verbatim, so it's checkable!!!
Yes. His appolagy was intended for public consumption but as you pointed out yourself, it didn't get included in the final report for reasons entirely outside of Danny's control, and you made it prety damned public on this forum yourself. Short of a full-page ad in the Telegraph, or a thirty seconds slot on ITV, what sort of public appolagy do you expect?????
Last edited by Gerrysea; 17-03-2008 at 07:59 PM.
Y'all keep safe & be lucky.
I know its slightly off topic, but who the fuck is Texas Joe ? hes only been here 5 minutes and hes as annoying as shit, making 4 posts in a row full of a load of bollocks really, nothing personal Joe but why did you suddenly appear to defend Danny and why in such an annoying manner ? How do you know danny ? being from texas and all, you a fighter ?, trainer ?.
Y'all keep safe & be lucky.
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I just wondered what Danny Battens injury is ? no one has made that clear on this thread and as some seem to know him so well could any of you enlighten me ?


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sorry if this is a post that may have been done already but i just couldnt find any post with what im looking for. looked and searched the net trying to find an answer to my problem. so here is what is going on.. the motor crank arm that attaches to the linkage for the wiper arm. i attached a couple pics as to what it looks like just sitting in the hole of the crank arm and one where its detached. since there is alot of tension im not sure if theres any kind of epoxy weld that will hold the 2 pieces together when the motor cranks that arm to the linkage. sorry if i sound like an idiot but i cant figure out anything else besides spot welding as that will be the best option. still askin around for an arc welder or something lol. just for now i do want to drive and not be stuck every time it rains. here in California it rains ALOT.
any advice or tips is greatly appreciated
Last edited by Axuise; 11-21-2012 at 10:46 AM.
Too bad you aren't closer to San Bernardino, or I'd weld it up for free for a fellow Bimmer owner.
i forgot to delete this profile lol. i am on another site. i was waiting some time before getting a response searching for answers till i got lucky at pick n pull from a junker of the same car yet automatic so i pulled out the whole wiper assembly and got working wipers. the other set i still have. i first took the linkage out and drilled a hole so i can fit a screw and a washer to it and worked for a little. didnt really trust it cause i didnt have any locktite to use for the threads so it stays for good. i have it in my trunk as a backup/spare now. you can find me on another bimmer forum. this one isnt very active at all. just the day before i made one post about another issue im having right now with getting the car running after changing the spark plugs. i now need to make the timing adjustment in the distributor in hopes i can get it running before my doc appointment coming up. i have been on and off due to an internal injury. so even tightening anything puts pressure and hurts me. i have to now try n learn to try and figure out whats meant by putting it in gear and rocking it back and forth to find the pin for the adjustment. if curious its bimmerforums and i use the same name as here. kind of ****ty that this is my only and first car ive had for a year now and keep having all these issues with no money to spare for it :/ now rocking the car? HA! ya id need help on that. with my injury i aint supposed to lift a damn thing. guess ill have to see how far i can get and what other trouble comes next. thnx for the reply still.
Yeah, that sucks man. Well glad you came to the "other" forum as well. We're happy to have ya.
Yeah the linkages can suck, but it's good you scored with pick n pull. If you find any other good parts of those E21s, you can sometimes sell them on these forums for a little extra dough. Front valences are worth bank if uncracked. So are uncracked dashes (non A/C). Yeah, that is used to get top dead center, but you can ALSO put a large socket on a socket wrench and turn the crank pulley nut, too. If you have a socket set, that is. Just make sure the car is in neutral with the E-brake on if you use that method. I included a picture below. These cars really are a blast, and if you stick with it, it will be worth it, I promise! They're some of the easiest cars to work on, but when you are under pressure and not feeling good, no car is fun to work on.
I do hope you get better soon!
thanks man and this is a free account so it doesnt allow me to see pics n links etc.. says remote linking is forbidden please upgrade your account. ya i always have it parked as neutral with the handbrake. i have snagged like 5 relays though since they wanted 50 a piece. so i havnt replaced any relays yet. i will try that way u were talking about TDC. i have a socket set and still working up the tools for this car but im unsure how big it is till i take a gander at it to see if i have a big enough one. in american cars there a pain in the arse and need a huge socket for those, even to pull anything else out. this car though i was able to get the alternator in and out with no problems and the belt perfectly fit again. alternator was tested and passed all test from autozone. been goin there a bit for certain things as its close by and sometimes they give me a good deal. i only had so much on me and dude gave me a 5 off on it. and yes i have had much enjoyment on working with this car. i had at one time learning american engines from a friend at the time who would buy cars from auctions n fix them up n sell them. i had helped n learn to rebuild one and doing complete tear downs for scrapping the metal and anything else. he had me doing it all so i would learn n know. was easy for someone to be there instructing but as i said german compared to american is wayyy different. and i like the german motors better. easier to get to and work on. but its all a new ball game really on these and never had worked on manual transmission either.
hahaha link shown up in email so was able to see the pic. awesome!! thanks. pics always seem to help to compare.
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A Miamian's life is spent trying to avoid gridlock. But when a line regularly backs up to a bakery's door, it's generally best to ditch the highway-learned evasive tactics, join the massive crowd, and take a number. At Buenos Aires Bakery Café in North Beach, where a beginner's Spanish will be tested, you'll be rewarded by a display case full of beautiful, buttery-golden Argentine pastries, most made with a flaky, croissant-like dough. While the cream cheese Danish is pretty incredible, we like to cut out the middleman and go with the croissant, a miniature of the French pastry, crisped in butter with cloud-soft dough inside. Pair it with a sweet and milky cortadito. By the way, you might as well order three croissants and save yourself another trip through the line.
Burgers are big — as in big across-the-board sales during stressed economic times. There are big profits for burger barons, and big-shot chefs putting 'em on their big-price restaurant menus. Govind Armstrong and the folks at Table 8 took things a step further by opening 8 oz. Burger Bar in South Beach. It isn't difficult to locate a great burger in this town — if someone claimed that Clarke's, Kingdom, or Grill on the Alley made the best one, we really wouldn't argue. But Burger Bar's eponymous eight-ouncer brings a few distinctions to the table. The beef is culled from hormone-free cows; ground in-house from Black Angus sirloin, tri-tip, short rib, and chuck; and grilled over live oak. Then it's plunked onto a soft, fresh brioche bun. House-cured bacon, house-pickled pickles, hothouse cucumber relish, and homemade heirloom tomato ketchup are among a long list of cool accouterments; there are lots of cheeses to choose from too. Price for the signature burger is $10, a dollar or two less for those culled from turkey or Niman Ranch lamb. Burger Bar bops from 5 p.m. to midnight, and until 2 in the morning Thursday through Saturday. You're gonna like this place. Big time.
Family-owned for 37 years, the small, old-timey joint is now run by brothers David and Joe Arbetter, who insist that the chili used on their dogs be made fresh every day, that the buns be pillow-soft, and that the ambiance stay unpretentious. Simple snacks such as the "All Around" (mustard, onions, and relish) are the brothers' forte, and prices are recession-worthy at $2 to $3.05 per sausage. Inside, the place is a throwback to the shakes-at-the-parlor days when the term veggie dog would have just confused folks. Large sweaty cooks call out orders. Lunchroom dining means grabbing a seat at the counter. And cash is the only way to pay.
Since 1982, Casola's has been serving up delectable, eternally melting (we swear, it's like the Niagara Falls of cheese) New York-style pizza so addictive you might wander back here in your sleep. Slices are so gargantuan that the lifting of one piece has been known to cause hernias. And a single pie can easily feed the entire nation of Zimbabwe or, perhaps, one of the chickens butchered for the jumbo wings. Honestly, this is the only practical explanation for the pterodactyl-size delicacies that come, wrapped in tinfoil, in rations of 6 ($6.99), 12 ($9.99), 24 ($17.99), and 36 ($23.99). Crisp and super-meaty, each wing is fried up fresh and lets out a small stream of steam with the first bite. And don't bother being fussy about sauces — the wings come dry with sides of traditional Buffalo and tangy barbecue dips. Blue cheese is extra (75 cents, to be exact), but as blasphemous as this might sound to wing lovers all over the world, it isn't even necessary.
You place your order in a bar/lounge that feels like a cross between Hustle and Flow's Memphis backwoods and a From Dusk Till Dawn outlaw biker hideout. But you're at the southern edge of Liberty City, on a crossroads with Little Haiti and Allapattah. You order a chicken sandwich, a tall Arizona fruit punch, and a sweet potato pie. You smile, walk your handwritten order to the barbecue man out front, and then pay less than $10. "Extra hot sauce, please," you say.
"You like that, don't you?" he answers with a grin.
"Best chicken in Miami, sir."
You sit down and wait as he removes artfully fire-crisped yet incredibly juicy and tender chicken pieces from the grill and lays them on his cutting board. He lowers the cleaver with guillotine-like precision, splitting bones at the joints and throughout. Then he tongs the chicken, still on the bone, onto a piece of white bread nestled in aluminum foil; douses it in a vibrant red spicy barbecue sauce made in house by secret recipe; and tops it with another slice of white bread. Smiling, he wraps the sandwich in the foil, places it in a paper bag, and hands it to you. You were gonna take it home, but you can't wait, so you rip open the package, take a seat, and revel in the abundance of flavors and textures. This is perfectly executed barbecue chicken. You can get it Thursday from 2 to 10 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Tomato or mustard? Tangy or sweet? Every barbecue lover has his or her sauce preferences, but in all honesty, the sauce is just windowdressing. It's the meat that matters and it's James's meat that draws customers to parking lots across town. To cover James's ribs with any sauce, even your favorite, would be a tragedy akin to putting a burlap sack on a beautiful woman. The flavor is simply inspiring and the bones so tender you can gnaw straight through them to the marrow. Save the sauce for that filet mignon or other slab of tasteless meat you bought at the supermarket a few feet away. Call James now to find out where he will be setting up his smoker this weekend (he's usually at the edge of the parking lot behind the Publix on Biscayne Boulevard at NE 48th Terrace). Then get a rack of ribs or some chicken, add a couple of cobs of roasted corn, and head home to eat — if you can hold out that long.


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(US) Digital Resources for Musicology (DRM)
"This website provides links to substantial open-access projects of use to musicians and musicologists. With a burgeoning number of digital resources available, remembering titles of sites and pathways to them can be difficult. Digital Resources in Musicology (DRM) is organized topically and provides a rapid search tool for specialties within heterogeneous collections. ...
(UK) Oxford Journals: Early Music Journal (online) ( Volume 43 Issue 4 November 2015)
(From a recent Oxford Journals newsletter)
News from Oxford Journals that the latest instalment of the "Early Music" journal is now available online through the Oxford Journals online website. You can read up on this issue's contents which include..
(US) Oxford University Press: "Shop your Favorite Music Books Under $25: Back to School Sale"
(From a recent Oxford University Press newsletter)
" Shop our featured selection of books under $25 and under $50 and save 40% on our entire collection of Music books. Use promo code BTS2015 at checkout to redeem offer. " Oxford also notes that some exclusions apply on some titles and that "*Offer expires 9/18/2015 at 11:59pm (EST)."
Have a peek at the Oxford University Press online music books selection, there could be an early music title that may interest you, with the additional savings on its ticket price. (Marc Paré, EarlyMusicNews.org editor)
(FR) Musicologie.org Review: "Collectionner la musique : érudits collectionneurs" (Collecting music: learned collectors) by Eusebius
(From a recent Musicologie.org newsletter)
"Collectionner la musique : érudits collectionneurs" (Massip Catherine, Herlin Denis, De Wispelaere Valérie (éditeurs.), Collectionner la musique : érudits collectionneurs. Brepols, Turnhout 2015 [582 p. ; ISBN 978-2-503-55327-6 ; 100,00 €]) (release date: May 1, 2015).
In this blog post, Eusebius reviews the background leading to this particular publication. After a series of workshops with the common topic of research into the collection of music from learned collectors, Catherine Massip, Denis Herlin and Valérie De Wispelaere cooperate on a project ultimately leading to this particular release. In it we find mention of such names as from private manuscipt "collectionneurs" as ...
(NL) Brill news: "The 2015 Frank Watson History Prize has been awarded to Governing Gaeldom"
(From a recent Brill newsletter)
"The 2015 Frank Watson History Prize has been awarded to Governing Gaeldom. " (The Scottish Highlands and the Restoration State, 1660-1688
Allan Kennedy, University of Manchester)
"Conventional accounts of the Scottish Highlands tend to assume that they remained detached from the mainstream of British affairs until well into the eighteenth century. In Governing Gaeldom, Allan Kennedy challenges this perception through detailed analysis of the relationship between the Highlands and the Scottish state during the reigns of Charles II and James VII & II. ..."
(UK) Cambridge University Press New Release: "The Guitar in Tudor England"
Publication planned for: September 2015
Few now remember that the guitar was popular in England during the age of Queen Elizabeth and Shakespeare, and yet it was played everywhere from the royal court to the common tavern. This groundbreaking book, the first entirely devoted to the renaissance guitar in England, deploys new literary and archival material, together with depictions in contemporary art, to explore the social and musical world of the four-course guitar among courtiers, government servants and gentlemen. Christopher Page reconstructs the trade in imported guitars coming to the wharves of London, and pieces together the ...
(UK) Cambridge University Press New Release: "The Manual of Musical Instrument Conservation"
Publication planned for: August 2015
"This is the first book to combine museum-based conservation techniques with practical instructions on the maintenance, repair, adjustment, and tuning of virtually every type of historical musical instrument. As one of the world's leading conservators of musical instruments, Stewart Pollens gives practical advice on the handling, storage, display and use of historic musical instruments in museums and other settings, and provides technical information on such wide-ranging subjects as ...
(UK) Cambridge University Press New Release: "The History of the Erard Piano and Harp in Letters and Documents, 1785–1959 - 2 Volume Set" (July 2015)
"Sébastien Erard and the firm that carried his name are seminal in the history of musical instruments. Erard's inventions - especially the double escapement for the piano and the double-action for the harp - have had an enormous impact on instruments and musical life and are still at the foundation of piano and harp building today. The recently discovered archives of the Erard piano and harp building firm are perhaps the largest and most complete record of musical instrument making anywhere, containing never-before-published ...
(DE) Tree Edition Lute Manuscripts Releases
(From the most recent Tree Edition August Newsletter)
A good resource for lute manuscripts, Tree Edition releases its fare of new and available manuscripts for the month of August ...
(UK) DanceBooks.co.uk New Arrivals: Early Dance DVD's
(From a recent DanceBooks.co.uk newsletter)
"We've just received a delivery of modern dance and early dance DVDs produced by Dance Horizons. Most of the recordings are old, sometimes as many as 40 or 50 years, so by today's standards the picture quality is poor. But if you can cope with this there are some fascinating things included, both performance, technique, and interviews ..."
(IT) Libreria Musicale Italiana (LIM) Release: Francesco Antonio Pistocchi Scherzi musicali [op. II] - Duetti e terzetti, op. III Edizione critica
"The volume presents the first modern edition of all the vocal print of the famous singer and composer Francesco Antonio Pistocchi (1659-1726), founder of one of the first schools of Italian song. The book includes a broad biography of the musician as well as the critical edition of the lyrics and music ...
(ES) Spanish Ministry of Culture Prize Award: "The Golden Age of violin making in Spain" (Jorge Pozas)
(From a recent newsletter article)
"We're happy to share with you that "The Golden Age of Violin Making in Spain" is the 2015 Winner of the "Third Prize" in the Art Books section of the Best Edited Book Awards organised by the Spanish Ministry of Culture. ...
(FR) Frank Mento: "Harpsichord Training Method"
(From a recent email from Frank Mento)
"Here is an online harpsichord method for children and even all beginners! It was while teaching harpsichord in Education Action Zones (UK), or in Affirmative Action Areas (USA), that I noticed that a great effort still remained necessary to make the learning of this instrument accessible. The goal of this method is to favorize in a pleasant manner the learning and localization of the most commonly played notes, motor skills, as well as hand coordination and displacement by way of Basso Continuo, Diminutions, Articulations and Sight-reading. ...
(NL) Brill Recent Book Release: "The Book Trade in the Italian Renaissance" (Angela Nuovo. Translated by Lydia G. Cochrane)
Although not of early music in topic, this book title may answer some questions on how the book trade worked in Renaissance Italy. (EarlyMusicNews.org Editor)
"This work offers the first English-language survey of the book industry in Renaissance Italy. Where traditional accounts of the book in the Renaissance celebrate authors and literary achievement, this study examines the nuts and bolts of a rapidly expanding trade that built on existing economic practices while developing new mechanisms in response to political and religious realities. Approaching the book trade from the perspective of its publishers and booksellers, this archive-based account ...
(IT) Edizione Antonino Reggio
Works of previously unknown Eighteenth Century Sicilian composer now being published.
Edizione Antonino Reggio (EAR) is the publishing arm of Fondazione Antonino Reggio, a non-profit organisation set up to research the life and works of the Eighteenth Century Sicilian Prelate, harpsichordist, violoncellist and composer, Monsignor Antonino Reggio.
EAR has begun to publish modern editions of Reggio's works as well as a thematic catalogue and a short monograph.
(US) Books: George Frideric Handel A Life with Friends (Published: Sep 2014)
"During his lifetime, the sounds of Handel's music reached from court to theater, echoed in cathedrals, and filled crowded taverns, but the man himself—known to most as the composer of Messiah—is a bit of a mystery. Though he took meticulous care of his musical manuscripts and even provided for their preservation on his death, very little of an intimate nature survives. ...
(IT) Libreria Musicale Italiana
(From a recent newsletter item from Libreria Musicale Italiana)
For those of you who are interested, Libreria Musicale Italiana (LIM) has a selection of hard to find volumes offered at a special price inclusive of shipping. ...
(FR) Pablo de Sarasate : Zigeunerweisen - Gipys airs - Airs bohemiens op. 20 - for treble (alto) recorder in F
(From a recent newsletter from Jean Cassignol)
Pablo de Sarasate (1844-1908)
Zigeunerweisen - Gipys airs - Airs bohémiens op. 20
Adaptation for treble (alto) recorder in F
Free page sample on request
Transverse flute players are well ahead of recorder players concerning the transcription of virtuosic pieces...
(IT) Libreria Musicale Italiana: Books, Periodicals etc. in .pdf format
News from Libreria Musicale Italiana of their growing collection of books soon to be offered for sale in .pdf format. "The selection of texts is expanding rapidly and will soon be available more than 900 files including periodicals, monographs, proceedings of and extracts."
(AU) Pickering & Chatto Publishers Book Release: "The Memoirs of Charlotte Papendiek (1765-1840)" (Michael Kassler, general editor)
"Readers of EarlyMusicNews.org may be interested to know that my new, annotated and corrected edition of The Memoirs of Charlotte Papendiek (1765-1840) has just been published by Pickering & Chatto as part of a four-volume set of Memoirs of the Court of George III.
Charlotte Papendiek and her family were royal servants and friends of numerous musicians including John Christian Bach, John Peter Salomon and Haydn."
Michael Kassler
(IT) Libreria Musicale Italiana (LIM): "Il Farinelli Ritrovato"
(From a recent newsletter from LIM)
Libreria Musicale Italian (LIM) announces the availability of its newest addition: "Il Farinelli Ritrovato" (edited by Luigi Verdi). Proceedings of the Conference of studies Bologna May 29, 2012 by Luigi Verdi) ...
(US) Theoria – Historical Aspects of Music Theory -- online
From a recent announcement on the AMS mailing list:
News from Dr. Frank Heidlberger (Professor of Music Theory, Chair, Division of Music History, Theory and Ethnomusicology, University of North Texas, College of Music) that the journal "Theoria – Historical Aspects of Music Theory" is now online. ...
(UK) Dance Books Release: "Marie Taglioni" Biography by Andre Levinson
(From a recent newsletter item from Dance Books)
"Nearly 40 years ago we published a paperback reprint of Andre Levinson's biography of the great romantic ballerina Marie Taglioni. That edition has long been out of print, and is now so scarce that we were astonished to discover that second-hand editions are being offered on the internet for upwards of £80. ...
(DE) Tree Edition October Newsletter
The DANZIG LUTE BOOK (Danzig [Gdansk] tablature 4022)
"is a collection of early seventeenth century lute music of Gdansk provenance, now kept in Berlin. This tablature was lost during the Second World War. Unexpectedly, after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the resulting political changes, this manuscript was revealed to be in the collection of the Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz in East Berlin: it turned out that during the war part of the Gdansk library collection was taken to Moscow, and from there the whole collection was transferred to the Berlin Staatsbibliothek Preussischer Kulturbesitz in the 1950s...
(UK) Cambridge University Press New Release: "The Cambridge Companion to Choral Music" (Edited by André de Quadros)
(From a recent Cambridge University Press news release)
"The volume sets out a historical survey of the genre and follows with a kaleidoscopic bird's eye view of choral music from all over the world. Chapters vividly portray the emergence and growth of choral music from its Quranic antecedents in West and Central Asia to the baroque churches of Latin America, representing its global diversity. …


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5th March 2014 03:56 PM #1
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failed (VBAC) attempt
I just gave birth two months ago to my baby girl. During my pregnancy, on the first trimester to be exact, I already discuss to my OB that I wanted to have a VBAC, she said yes it is possible since its been 7 years since i gave birth to my eldest. And so I am expecting the whole time that I am pregnant that i was going to deliver normally. But when my due date arrive and I was about to gave birth and was already on the operating table, my OB said that it is impossible for me to have a normal delivery because I already run out of water. Now my question is.. Who among here have experience the same thing? I mean expecting to have a VBAC but then again end up to CS delivery again?
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26th March 2014 01:03 AM #2
Hi asiulvenice,
Thank you for your post. I'm really sorry that you couldn't have the VBAC that you hoped for.
I'm not sure what your post means when it said you ran out of water? Could you clarify this? Do you mean your waters breaking? This wouldn't be a reason to not have a VBAC so I'm a little perplexed by this.
Over 80% of attempted VBAC are successful. The main risk is of the scar rupturing but this is thought to happen in only 0.5% of cases and a woman would be carefully monitored for this in labour and would then have an emergency c-section if she appeared at risk from this occurring.
Do you think you would like to have more children in the future? Would you consider a VBAC again? It is so important to be well-supported by your medical staff when you are hoping for a VBAC. Whilst a VBAC still isn't possible in every case it is achieved in the majority of cases.
Thinking of you,
26th March 2014 09:39 AM #3
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It's physically impossible to run out of water; the amniotic fluid regenerates itself even after the waters break, because it's made of mucous, the baby's urine etc.
It sounds like your doctor only supports "perfect VBACs" which means he doesn't support VBACs at all - because every birth is different. Birthing on the back, drugs and other interventions increase the risk of a repeat c/section and VBACs are still lower risk than c/sections in most cases. Even women who've never had a c/section are at risk of uterine rupture.
I'd recommend checking out this rebirthing guide: http://www.bellybelly.com.au/post-na...dnt-go-to-plan
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From HaskellWiki
This is FAQ for the Leksah IDE.
With version 0.6 for a pleasant visual appearance, you have to copy or append the .gtkrc-2.0 file from the Leksah data folder or from the data folder in Leksah sources to your home folder. (Manual 7)
That's not a global change, but leksah specific parameter that can't be set in another way, as far as I know.
To install leksah's gtkrc in Linux for the current user:
$ cd ~ $ wget http://code.haskell.org/leksah/data/.gtkrc-2.0 -O .gtkrc-2.0-leksah $ echo -e '\ninclude ".gtkrc-2.0-leksah"' >> .gtkrc-2.0
Well we have made a concept, were you are basically free to rearrange every part of the Leksah window. So you are free to close every pane.
When I work this is my rescue:
In Leksah there may be an active pane. The name of this ane is displayed in the second compartment from the left side in the status bar. Some actions like moving, splitting, closing panes or finding or replacing items in a text buffer act on the current pane, so check the display in the status bar to see if the pane you want to act on, is really the active one. (Manual 33)
3 Name completion popup sometimes goes beyond the bottom edge of the window/screen
4 Debugging doesn't work if ~/.cabal/bin is not in the path - "Setup: Cannot find the program 'ghc' at 'leksahecho' or on the path" (does it mean that it can't find leksahecho?)
True. Not sure what it is really searching, but it needs to find both programs.
5 Does importing some module need its package to be specified in dependencies first? Would it be possible to automatically add package to dependencies if I wanted to use something from it?
The import helper just looks in imported packages, so if you miss a package import, you have to fix it manually. It would be an interesting feature for the future.
6 Adding dependencies from packages installed by cabal doesn't seem to work: "Setup: At least the following dependencies are missing: some_package", while doing "~/.cabal/bin/cabal configure" in the package directory runs normally. I have some_package installed in my home directory by cabal-install
This is because cabal install uses the per user database of haskell packages, while the default is the machine database. So you have to add --user to the ConfigFlags in Package / Package Flags.
Note: "--user" was made the default in the releases > 0.6.1.
As of version 0.6 "Cabal file with configurations can't be edited with the current version of the editor" (this is printed to stdout in the background).
8 What font to use with Leksah?
Envy code R and Terminus seem to be a good match with Leksah.
9 Is it possible to change the editor color scheme / background color?
Yes. Leksah is based on GtkSourceView and supports the same color schemes as for example gedit. The schemes can be set in preferences, editor -> editor style.
10 Where is the list of default keybindings?
The keybindings can be configured by editing the .keymap file (name of the file is specified in preferences -> GUI options -> name of the keymap.
The default keymap file is here. You could make your own by copying the default one to your ~/.leksah under a different name.
11 There is "Goto definition" in the modules pane. Is there also goto definition in the editor window?
AFAIK, there is no 'direct' one ATM, but you could select the identifier text, use "Search (metadata)" from the right-click context menu and then right-click on one of the results to go to its definition.


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Artist Statement: Towards Nature
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They insisted upon p. 139distinguishing between the tenets of Jansen and Calvinism.
Nor could Calvinism have found a home across the northern border.
If he had a leaning, it was certainly in favor of the utmost severity of Calvinism.
And meanwhile the Calvinism she hated was growing bolder and bolder about her.
It is more properly Calvinism that is chargeable with this sentiment.
He persevered in Calvinism after the recantation of the King.
If there is anything that will freeze the generous current of the soul, it is Calvinism.
When I was a boy, I always associated Calvinism and calomel together.
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wow, I really should have added something to this before. Let's see.... I know I don't have the most original pename, (not even close) but I just came up with it quickly when I desperately wanted to leave reviews on this site as soon as I found it...I've loved hp since i was about 10, and i've loved writing since about that time too. I've got a lot of ideas for new fanfics, the only problem is actually getting the time to put them on paper. Or screen. Or both. XD
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Many students choose to study at another institution during their education at Hastings College of the Law. In the event you are considering this option for your future, below is information regarding the status of financial aid while studying away from Hastings.
Concurrent degree students apply for aid directly to the school they will be attending in a particular year, i.e., apply to Hastings when attending Hastings; apply to UCB when attending UCB.
Exchange students pay Hastings fees while attending an official UC Hastings Exchange Program. Their financial aid and the aid application process are the same as if attending Hastings. UCH has an official Exchange Program arrangement with Austral University, Argentina; University of New South Wales, Australia; Peking University Law School, China; Shanghai Jiao Tong University KoGuan Law School, China; University of Copenhagen, Denmark; Bucerius Law School, Germany; Freie University, Germany; Tel Aviv University, Israel; Bocconi University, Italy; The International University College of Turin, Italy; Waseda University, Japan; Leiden University, The Netherlands; Deusto University, Spain; IE (Instituto de Empresa) Law School, Spain; University of Paris II, France.
Hastings students who choose to attend another ABA approved law school for a semester year or summer can apply for and receive Federal Stafford Loans and /or Federal Graduate PLUS Loan. Students studying away at another institution are not eligible for a Hastings scholarship, grant, Perkins Loan, or Federal Work-Study. Typically, students borrow additional Federal Graduate PLUS Loan to cover their expenses in these study away programs. Students must apply through Hastings not the other school.


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Hi. I'm new in this mailing list :-) I have the following problem: I cannot mount an XFS partition after creation with mkfs.xfs on my ide hdd, running on a promise ultra100tx2 controller. But XFS works fine on hdc (ls120 atapi floppy) and scsi hdd (sda2) I'm using SUSE7.1 with 2.4.6 kernel with following patches patch-2.4.6-xfs-2001-07-05.bz2 # for xfs :-) ide.2.4.6.all.07042001.patch.bz2 #from linux-ide.org (enable bm dma for the promise 100tx2 controller) root ,usr partitions are on same ide disk (/dev/hde1, /dev/hde6 of type reiserfs) commands mkfs.xfs -f /dev/hde7 # no error message ... mount -t xfs /dev/hde7 /mnt #fails with > mount: wrong fs type, bad option , bad superblock on /dev/hde7, > or too many mounted filesystems It seems that /dev/hde7 partition is not altered in any way, so e.g. it is still possible to mount that partition with the previous formatted fs type, e.g ext2 or reiserfs. (all other common fstypes are working fine on that partition) any comments or suggestions to check? regards Wolfgang Henselmann
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Wednesday, January 13 2010 - Other Important News
Losing the Internet as We Know It / No Ordinary Week for Net Neutrality
January 11, 2010
It feels like any other work day. You drove the same route to work. You ate the same breakfast. Around 11 a.m., you looked longingly out your window imaging yourself swinging in a hammock on a beach. Pretty routine.
But there's something different about today – about the next four days, actually. Turns out, this is no ordinary week. The FCC has invited your feedback before they rule on Net Neutrality, but the window for commenting is closing on January 14.
You have until Thursday at midnight to tell the Federal Communications Commission how you feel about the Internet. The comments you file with them will help shape the future of the Internet for generations to come. Our responsibility to protect it is a mighty one.
Do you like the Internet as it is — open to everyone to create and find content? Do you like writing blogs, reading alternative media, posting videos, engaging with your communities, connecting with your friends and family? Do you want to see how the Internet keep developing applications and online experiences we've never imagined?
Then you have to tell the FCC. The agency is on the on the cusp of creating a final rule that, if done right, will protect Net Neutrality, the principle that safeguards the Internet from corporate control — and allows us to use it like we do.
The FCC is facing intense pressure from giant phone and cable companies that want to strip away our right to an open Internet. They have already flooded the FCC with comments calling for an end to Net Neutrality so that they can control the Internet and block our access to Web sites and information.
It's time the FCC heard the voices of people like you who rely on the open Internet every day. ...
Losing the Internet as We Know It
By Megan Tady
How much have you already used the Internet today?
We don't think twice about how much we rely on the Internet. Imagine not being able to map directions on Google or check the weather online. A business that doesn't have a Web site? Forgettable. Or rather, unsearchable. Remember when we didn't have e-mail? Would you want to go back to those Dark Ages? Me neither.
The Internet is in the very fabric of how we communicate, learn, shop, conduct business, organize, innovate and engage. If we lost it, we'd be lost.
But did you know that we're at risk of losing the Internet as we know it? Millions of Americans don't know that a battle over the future of the Internet is being played out right now in Washington. How it ends will have deep repercussions for decades to come.
On one side are public interest and consumer groups, small businesses, Internet entrepreneurs, librarians, civil libertarians and civil rights groups who want to preserve the Internet as it is - the last remaining open communications platform where anyone with access and a computer can create and consume online content.
Right now a film student in Idaho can upload a video the same way a Hollywood movie studio can. A small upstart company can launch a brilliant idea that challenges the Fortune 500. An independent journalist can break a story without waiting for a newspaper to run or print it.
The principle of "Network Neutrality" is what makes this open communications possible. Net Neutrality is what allows us to go wherever we want online. Our relationship with the phone and cable companies stops when we pay for our Internet service. These companies can not block, control or interfere with what we search for or create online; nor can they prioritize some content over others -making the Hollywood video load faster than the kid's video in Idaho.
On the other side are the Internet service providers, who want to dismantle Net Neutrality. Not only do they want to provide Internet service, but they want to be able to charge users to prioritize their content, effectively giving themselves the ability to choose which content on the Web loads fast, slow or not at all. The film student, the small entrepreneur, and the independent journalist will be lost in the ether, unable to compete with other, more established companies who can pay for a spot in the fast lane.
Gone is the level playing field. Gone is the multitude of voices on the Web. Gone is the Internet as we know it - unless we act now.
The Federal Communications Commission is crafting new Net Neutrality rules right now. The public has until Thursday at midnight to tell the FCC what we value about the Internet, and why we want the agency to create a strong Net Neutrality rule to protect it.
I'm filing my comments today, and I have to admit, it's a little tough -- not because I'm at a loss for words, but because there's so much to say.
I'm filing because:
This is why I'm filing. Why are you? If you care about how the Internet impacts and boosts your life, and if you care about how the Internet could evolve in years to come, it's essential that you tell the FCC by Thursday.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- Life-long Rancho Cucamonga resident Kevin Campbell, 19, was recently diagnosed with Aplastic anemia, an autoimmune disease.
Campbell, a long-time soccer player with AYSO region 65, is seeking the public's help with a bone marrow donor registration drive at Bass Pro Shops at Victoria Gardens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
Doctors discovered the disease, which affects Campbell's ability to create platelets and white blood cells, after he complained of a shin rash.
The condition reduces Campbell's immune system, and hinders blood clotting. He has had to stop playing soccer in order to avoid potentially life-threatening injuries.
Campbell is undergoing treatment at USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center in Los Angeles.
Campbell graduated from Alta Loma High School, and is attending Mt. San Antonio Community College.
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August 11, 2017 at 8:00 PM Chris Kattan & FriendsChris Kattan is best known for his many characters on Saturday Night Live, which he joined in March 1996, completing his seventh and final season in 2003. He will soon be seen in Jesse Thomas' Walk of Fame, opposite Scott Eastwood. He recently appeared in The Last Film Festival, a comedy in which he stars opposite Leelee Sobieski, Jaqueline Bisset and the late Dennis Hopper, and Hollywood & Wine, with Norm MacDonald, Horatio Sanz and Chazz Palminteri. He was also seen in Scouts Honor, as well as in Tanner Hall and Undead or Alive. He provided the voice for the character 'Polar Penguin' in the animated film Foodfight!, which also featured the voices of Eva Longoria, Charlie Sheen and Hilary Duff, starred in the Christmas special The Year Without Santa Clause, opposite John Goodman, the Independent Film Channel's three-part miniseries, Bollywood Hero, in which he played himself in an otherwise fictional comedy, and the VH-1 movie Totally Awesome, opposite Tracy Morgan.
Most recently, Kattan was seen as a contestant on season 24 of ABC's Dancing With the Stars. He was partnered with Witney Carson, season 19's Mirror-Ball trophy winner.
August 18, 2017 at 8:00 PM Doug T Hypnotist
After touring as a stand up comic for years Doug wanted a new way to create a better show and entertain more people. That is when he started studying hypnosis and all different types of ways to hypnotize people. Doug wanted to take Comedy Hypnosis to the next level by creating a show that is different from all of the rest. He adds in his quick wit and spot on impressions to make the show fun from beginning to end. His comedy background is a large part of this ability. He has toured and still tours with some of the big names in comedy. Some of the names include Pauly Shore, The Impractical Jokers from TruTV, Jennifer Coolidge (Stifler's Mom), Tim Wilson, Greg Hahn, MIke MacRae, and many more.....
Working in some of the greatest theaters around the country has put him in front of thousands of people. He also keeps his shows family friendly due to the large amount of corporate events and Colleges he works with. When asked about if volunteers on his show should be worried about coming on stage his response was simply " I treat the volunteers on stage the way I would want my wife and daughters treated, with respect and dignity! " That is why Doug has become one of the most requested in the nation for corporate events, Colleges and High Schools. ESPN selected him to be a Bowl Game entertainer for teams at the Compass Bowl in Birmingham, AL. Finding a way to make people forget about the stresses of life and laugh through his 75 to 90 minute show is what DougT lives for......
September 01, 2017 at 8:00 PM Gabriel RutledgeA past winner of the prestigious Seattle International Comedy Competition, Gabriel has made television appearances on Comedy Central's Live at Gotham, Nickelodeon's Nickmom Night Out, and the nationally syndicated Comedy.TV and Comics Unleashed.
He is also a frequent guest on the Bob and Tom radio show, heard in over 150 cities.
Gabriel has performed at the HBO/TBS Comedy Festival in Las Vegas, the Laughing Skull Comedy Festival in Atlanta, the Bridgetown Comedy Festival in Portland, and the Great American Comedy Festival held in Johnny Carson's home town of Norfolk Nebraska.
Gabriel has released two albums; "Sometimes Laughter Hurts" and "Breeder" that can be heard on Sirius Satellite Radio, 24/7 Comedy Radio, and wherever you want if you buy one. He is also author of the book "Happiness Isn't Funny."
Rutledge makes his home in one of the great entertainment capitals of the world; Olympia Washington.
September 08, 2017 at 8:00 PM JiggyJiggy is a stand up comedian, podcaster and musician. Born and raised outside of Boston, Massachusetts he took the stage for the first time at the age of 15 for a popular improv troupe. Stand up comedy soon followed during his college years and has blossomed into a career that has taken him across the country. JIggy has been noted as one of the countries top upcoming comedians by Comedy Central and has won numerous comedy competitions up and down the east coast. In 2013 Jiggy joined The Impractical Jokers Tour presented by TruTV as opening act, performing to sold out theaters coast to coast.
Jiggy released his first full length comedy album, Jokes N Jams, in the summer of 2014 to rave reviews. The album features his brand of stand up, sketch and musical comedy. The first music single and video, Lob Wedge, was highlighted by The Golf Channel/NBC and websites across the world. Jiggy made his national television debut on the sketch program, Jokers Wild, on TruTV in September of 2014 and introduced the Jiggy & Jon Podcast with Jon Kilmer. The Jiggy & Jon Podcast has attracted thousands of listeners with releases weekly on iTunes. Jiggy currently resides in New York City.
September 15, 2017 at 8:00 PM Adam HunterA New York City Native, Adam Hunter is one of the hottest young comedians around today. He headlines all over the country, putting his heart and soul into every performance with an act that is brash, deep and hilarious. Adam was a finalist on season 6 of "Last Comic Standing", was the last Stand Up Comedian to perform in his second appearance on Jay Leno's "Tonight Show", appeared on "Chelsea Lately", "The Late Late Show", MTV, VH1, TruTV, CBS, Comedy Central, "The Real Husband's of Hollywood", Nickelodeon's "See Dad Run" and performed at arenas, colleges and clubs all over the world. He's also done numerous military tours for our Armed Services on bases in the Far East, Middle East, Africa and South America as well as here at home.


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Washington Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis played violent videogames, including Call of Duty, for up to 16 hours at a time, according to his friends.
Alexis, 34, was shot dead on Monday after killing 13 people at Washington's Navy Yard.
Aaron Alexis: Washington Navy Yard Gunman "Obsessed With Violent Video Games"
Friend Says Alexis Was Videogame Fan, Heavy Drinker
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All it takes to get an infestation of malware on your computer these days is to click a bad link. And with the amount of shortened links out there, it is easier than ever to click a bad link.
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Lucelia Artist Award
2001—Jorge Pardo
Jorge Pardo was the inaugural winner of the Lucelia Artist Award. Pardo frequently transforms spaces with his projects that deal with the presentation, context, and perception of art. Early in his career, Pardo examined issues of interior space and human scale using pin-hole cameras. His work-which he calls sculptures-varies from hanging lamps and furniture to architectural projects, such as the house that he designed, built, and lived in for a time as an exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. His installations are in demand in the United States, Japan, and Europe, particularly in Germany. In 2000, Pardo designed a renovation of the ground floor of the Dia Center for the Arts in New York City. His Project transformed the museum's lobby, bookstore, and first-floor gallery.
Pardo was born in Havana, Cuba in 1963. At the age of six, he moved with his family to Chicago. In 1988, he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. Currently he lives and works in Los Angeles. Friedrich Petzel Gallery in New York City and 1301PE in Los Angeles represent Pardo.
John Baldessari, artist
Dan Cameron, senior curator at The New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York City
Lynne Cooke, curator at the Dia Center for the Arts in New York City
Bruce Ferguson, dean of the School of the Arts at Columbia University
Elizabeth Smith, James W. Alsdorf Chief Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago
Pictured: Jorge Pardo, Project, 2000, Three parts: lobby, bookshop and gallery, Dia Center for the Arts, New York City, Photo by Cathy Carver


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- Age at UMMS
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Michele P. Pugnaire, MD, Professor of Family Medicine and Community Health and Senior Associate Dean for Educational Affairs, is responsible for providing leadership and oversight for the education mission of UMMS across Undergraduate Medical Education, Graduate Medical Education and Continuing Medical Education. During the past 20 years, she has held a variety of school-wide educational leadership positions, including Associate Dean for Admissions, Assistant Dean for Student Advising, and Director of the Family Medicine Clerkship. She currently serves as Interim Director of UMMS Simulation Center. She has lead a number of grant funded initiatives to advance educational programs and curricular innovation in diverse areas including communication skills, sexual health, geriatrics, technology in teaching and professionalism assessment. As Co-Principal Investigator for the DW Reynolds Foundation's Comprehensive Program to Strengthen Physicians' Training in Geriatrics, she brings her institutional leadership and educational experience towards advancing geriatrics teaching at UMass across the continuum of medical education including medical student teaching, resident training and faculty development. Dr. Pugnaire has maintained an active family medicine practice in North Worcester County for over 25 years, serving vulnerable populations in rural & urban communities
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We have a VMware image of Backtrack also, you might want to import that one instead of installing it from the .iso
Downloads « BackTrack Linux – Penetration Testing Distribution
(BackTrack 4, VMWare workstation 7.1.3, Windows XP)
Did not succeed to install Backtrack 4. ("But I am new in the business"). I've made a picture of the crash report. The details:
"Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity", line 229, in <module> main()
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity", line 224, in main install(args[0])
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity", line 67, in install wizard = ui.Wizard
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/fronted/gtk_ui.py", line 197, in__init__
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity/fronted/gtk_ui.py", line 577, in
translate_widgets self.get_string('partman/text/undo_everything'))
TypeError: GtkButton.se:_label() argument 1 must be string, not None
I installed the vmware workstation 7.1.3 and downloaded BackTrack 4. I started the install... the install.shield for backtrack appeared in the vm-workstation menu. I clicked the icon two times (to install the backtrack application) but then after a few minutes the process installing it stopped... it crashed to be more precise. What is the cause??? A piece of hardware of my computer? A schemer manipulating my computer? What's the cause???
What's the best method to install BackTrack 4 anyway???
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We have a VMware image of Backtrack also, you might want to import that one instead of installing it from the .iso
Downloads « BackTrack Linux – Penetration Testing Distribution
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
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February 28, 2013
Wheaton College invites the community to take part in a variety of summer camps and programs.
February 25, 2013
The Wheaton College men's basketball team will host an NCAA Division III Men's Basketball Tournament First Round game this Saturday in King Arena.
The Wheaton College women's basketball team will face Hope College in a first-round tournament game in Holland, Michigan on Friday.
February 20, 2013
Dr. Howard Hendricks '46, D.D. '66 was one of the most influential Christian educators of the 20th century. The longtime professor at Dallas Theological Seminary died today.


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I have seen items that protect you wireless web use through USB like ironkey.com has. Is there another way I can protect myself (my laptop) from attacks or snooping while I am in an airport or coffee shop or hotel using the public wireless? I understand this forum will probably not have the information on this but I figure you guys definitely would know who does. I want to learn how to do this without having to buy a USB devise. Or am I secure without anything all I need to do is apply certain settings I would like to read up on that.
I found this myself sorry for troubling any of you.
Just close this thread, Im done here.
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Isn't this the second time you've asked the same thing? And again mentioning ironkey, would this be some free advertisement?
Look into truecrypt. I would also consider finding a personal firewall or properly implementing your current firewall. Keep your programs up to date. Do not log into anything using public internet services such as banking websites, etc.
Since most of this does not relate to BT I wouldn't be surprised to see the thread closed soon.
Good luck!
You may want to read those as your signature is also in violation of the rules.
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Worthless at best and not any way related to Back Track Linux.


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Orientation Schedule
The orientation program covers important topics:
All F-1 students who have never attended a college or university in the United States are required to attend orientation before being able to register for classes. Placement tests followed by private counseling appointments will determine the courses that you may take in your first quarter. Foothill Student ID numbers will be distributed during orientation, which will allow you to register for classes.
Contact Sherri Mines, our International Admissions Coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 1-650-949-7293.
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43 U.S. Code § 1181 - Repeal of laws
An Act entitled "An Act to amend an Act entitled 'An Act to encourage the growth of timber on the western prairies,' " approved June 14, 1878, and all laws supplementary thereto or amendatory thereof are repealed: Provided, That this repeal shall not affect any valid rights accrued or accruing under said laws but all bona fide claims lawfully initiated prior to March 3, 1891, may be perfected upon due compliance with law, in the same manner, upon the same terms and conditions, and subject to the same limitations, forfeitures, and contests as if this section had not been passed: Provided further, That the following words of the last clause of section 2 of said Act, namely, "That not less than twenty-seven hundred trees were planted on each acre," are repealed: Provided further, That in computing the period of cultivation the time shall run from the date of the entry, if the necessary acts of cultivation were performed within the proper time: Provided further, That the preparation of the land and the planting of trees shall be construed as acts of cultivation, and the time authorized to be so employed and actually employed shall be computed as a part of the eight years of cultivation required by statute: Provided further, That if trees, seeds, or cuttings were in good faith planted as provided by law and the same and the land upon which so planted were thereafter in good faith cultivated as provided by law for at least eight years by a person qualified to make entry and who has a subsisting entry under the timber-culture laws, final proof may be made without regard to the number of trees that may have been then growing on the land: And provided, That any person who has made entry of any public lands of the United States under the timber-culture laws, and who has for a period of four years in good faith complied with the provisions of said laws and who is an actual bona fide resident of the State or Territory in which said land is located shall be entitled to make final proof thereto, and acquire title to the same, by the payment of $1.25 per acre for such tract, under such rules and regulations as shall be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior, and such officers as the Secretary may designate shall be allowed the same fees and compensation for final proofs in timber-culture entries as is now allowed by law in homestead entries: And provided further, That no land acquired under the provisions of this section shall in any event become liable to the satisfaction of any debt or debts contracted prior to the issuing of the final certificate therefor.
An Act entitled "An Act to amend an Act entitled 'An Act to encourage the growth of timber on the western prairies,' " approved June 14, 1878, referred to in text, is act June 14, 1878, ch. 190, 20 Stat. 113, which is not classified to the Code.
For transfer of functions of other officers, employees, and agencies of Department of the Interior, with certain exceptions, to Secretary of the Interior, with power to delegate, see Reorg. Plan No. 3 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174,64 Stat. 1262, set out under section 1451 of this title.
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For those Phoenicians who want to know more about the city in which they live and the history of its local buildings, museums and even fashion boutiques, Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours offers a behind-the-scene look at areas in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours was founded by Ace Bailey, who created it after participating in other local and national art tours. Bailey has worked in the tourism business for 16 years, and with her extensive knowledge, Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours offers more than 30 different types of tours.
Because Scottsdale is a city known for its architecture, among other things, Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours offers six tours that would please any architect lover. One of the tours of which attendees can take advantage is through Frank Lloyd Wright's famed Taliesin West, where he apprenticed new architects at his school and also created a home that was harmonious with nature. Another one of the tour's hotspots is Hotel Valley Ho, designed by Edward L. Varney, who created other notable structures such as the Sun Devils Stadium. Hotel Valley Ho was later remodeled by architect Mark Philip but has stayed true to its past. Visitors will learn about the history of the hotel, and how it was a hotspot for celebrity guests such as Marilyn Monroe, Robert Wagner with Natalie Woods.
Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours even offers free tours the second Saturday of each month. Attendees will take one of the Scottsdale trolleys and learn about the Scottsdale Art District, Hotel Valley Ho, the Waterfront and SouthBridge. On these tours, attendees not only learn about the history of Scottsdale, but they also get inside tips about which restaurants are the best to eat at and where they should stop to shop. These tours fill up quickly, so reservations are required.
To find more information the Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours and to make reservations, visit ultimatearttours.com.


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PDF: Scot Spencer booking log entry
Former San Bernardino International Airport developer Scot Spencer has been arrested in connection with a corruption probe at the airport, a source close to the case said today.
The source, who asked to not be identified, said Spencer was arrested Sunday night in Boca Raton, Fla.
The San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office will be holding a news conference at 11 a.m. to discuss the arrest and disclose more information.
Spencer and several airport and city officials were the targets of an FBI probe that began in September 2011 when federal agents served search warrants at the airport and Spencer's Riverside residence. Among those named in the warrants include San Bernardino Mayor Pat Morris, former airport executive director Donald Rogers and airport aviation director Bill Ingraham.
The District Attorney is a part of the San Bernardino County Joint Corruption Task Force with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
This story is being updated here.
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Tweeted a pic of it and his lower jaw is snapped in half!
Tweeted a pic of it and his lower jaw is snapped in half!
3-2-0 Pro Fighter managed by TFL Sports Agency
I don't need to go to medical school to know that is one fucked up jaw.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
I concur. It is truly fucked
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
aw, nightmarish recovery in front of him. all the best, hope it goes as well as possible.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Mark Hunt for the World title!!
It's a horrible injury, but the time off could be good for him. I really wish he'd go to GG and train with Schilt for a while.
Welterweight here we come then!
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
Stuve needs to up and change camps, his gameplan was woeful, his stand up just hasn't improved, GG would be a good shout or anywhere they can teach him how to use a jab and how to move away and not just cover up when a clubber like Hunt is swinging away at your coconut.
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I think Struve should pack up and move to ATT... I think Howard would work wonders with his striking, you've got Liborio who can perfect his submission game and I think he'd improve massively.


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Scarlet Rides To WorkThursday, July 27th, 2006
Weather: Sunny and Hot, 92°F (33°C)
Time out to enjoy the river view, down by the Stone Arch Bridge.
Scarlet O'Baron's odometer reads 528 miles as I type this. We have been commuting together for almost two weeks now. I have definitely become One with this machine. The extra power afforded by the 250cc engine makes Scarlet the perfect vehicle for the urban commuter.
Lithe and agile, she gets around traffic very well, without having to resort to tactical off-road maneuvering like Frogwing. With this extra power, she really is like having a little sportbike again. Of course, the riding position is a good bit more comfortable than on my old Ducati.
Handling is tight, and now that I have the quicker rhythm down, we really have fun with the sweepers and the Ford Chicane over on Mississippi River Boulevard. We are able to keep up with, and even pass, traffic on Highway 55 and Shephard Road. Both of these have 50-55mph speed limits, and traffic on them typically travels at 60. This is so much nicer than feeling like a road hazard on the slower Red Baron.
Tonight, I am going to change her oil, and mount the new passenger footrests for Emily. Tomorrow, I will go and hunt down the proper size metal tube for her intake, so she will be "derestricted" in time for our ride on Saturday with reader Dan Jones. We are planning an expedition which he will lead, but I do not yet know where.
I never thought scooters could be so much fun. To paraphrase Tim Allen: All you need is More Power!
5:30pm… Late Breaking News
I've just arrived at my house, after a bit of an ordeal. Scarlet and I were riding home, and we ran out of gas. I had been ignoring her gas gauge, assuming that it was as inaccurate as others I have seen on scooters. The needle had dropped to E shortly after I left work, but I figured that I had enough to get to the cheap(er) station near my home.
Well, let me tell you right here, that gauge means what it says. I will be watching it more closely in the future.
What followed was a nice walk in the sun, pushing Scarlet along, in the 92° heat. We had gone about a quarter mile, when a motorcycle coming up behind us slowed to a stop alongside.
The rider looked like an old-school biker, and he was riding a Honda Shadow. No shirt, and of course, no helmet. But he held true to the real biker ethic of always helping a fellow rider, and for that I was very thankful.
Introducing himself simply as Wade, he offered to ride home and come back with a gas can. I could park on the side of the road, in a residential neighborhood across from the park, and wait for him in the shade. He said he would be back in ten minutes. This seemed like a sound plan.
So I pulled the book I am currently reading out from under Scarlet's seat, and adjourned to the park, where I sat in the shade of a maple tree. I could see Scarlet across the street, and watch for Wade to return. It was a pleasant interlude.
After fifteen minutes had gone by, however, I began to get fidgety. I also noticed that a professional landscaping crew was operating at a house down the block from where I had parked Scarlet.
I waited another minute or so, then went back and pushed Scarlet down the block to the house where the guys were mowing the lawn. I knew they would have gas. The only question was whether they would share with a guy who was riding a sporty red scooter.
These were younger fellows, probably still in their teens. I explained my predicament once again, and after giving me an amateur ration of sh…, er, crap, they agreed to let me have about a cupful of gas. That was all Scarlet needed to get me to the nearest station.
About the time I was putting her gas cap back on, Wade rode up. He had his gas can ready, but now we wouldn't need it. Still, I owed him. So I offered to buy him a beer, if he would follow me.
When we got to the gas station and I filled Scarlet up, Wade said, "Hey, it looks like I need gas too. Do you mind…?"
Has gasoline become more precious to bikers than beer? It would appear so. I handed the nozzle over to him, my debt was paid, and I was spared the humiliation of riding a scooter to a biker bar. That works for me.


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Indians select Georgia high school outfielder Clint Frazier
ATLANTA — Clint Frazier didn't think anything could distract him from his anticipation of being a possible top-five pick in Major League Baseball's first-year player draft on Thursday.
That was before John Smoltz managed to surprise the Loganville High School outfielder.
Smoltz, the former Cy Young winner turned broadcaster, visited Frazier Tuesday under the guise of interviewing him for a story to preview the draft. Instead, Smoltz surprised Frazier with the Gatorade national player of the year award.
Smoltz, who always took great delight in pulling off pranks during his two decades with the Braves, was proud to report Frazier was completely caught off guard.
"The look in his eyes was priceless," Smoltz said.
Frazier (6-1, 190) said the award was a well-timed addition to his resume, only two days before the draft.
"I think it just adds on to the feeling I'm going to go through on Thursday," Frazier said.
The only problem for Frazier is he doesn't know what to expect in the draft. He is projected by MLB.com as the No. 7 pick, but baseball drafts are difficult to predict.
"The biggest thing for me is just being anxious as to where I'm going to go," Frazier said. "I mean, all my friends have college scholarships and they know where they're going and I don't know where I'm going. That's been the hardest thing through the process, not knowing which team is going to pick me."
Braves director of scouting Tony DeMacio said Frazier has earned his high status in the draft.
"He can do just about everything," DeMacio said Tuesday. "He runs and he throws and he hits and he hits with power. He's a great athlete and he has tremendous bat speed. It's unfortunate we can't draft him."
Frazier will be gone long before the Braves' first pick, No. 31 overall.
"He's a very complete player and we're happy for him," DeMacio said.
Frazier said his pre-draft anxiety has been easier to handle because he has been able to compare notes with another highly regarded Atlanta-area outfielder, Grayson High School's Austin Meadows. Frazier and Meadows often have been compared in ratings of top high school outfielders in the draft.
"Just having Austin by my side has been really good for me and for him," Frazier said. "Not that many people get selected in the first round. Just to have someone local I grew up with by my side and see how he's handling media, handling all the attention, that's been very good for both of us."
Frazier hit .485 with 17 homers and 45 RBIs in 2013. As he junior, he hit .424 with 24 homers to lead Loganville to the AAAA state championship.
"I've seen highlights and I've also heard stories about the strength this guy possesses in centerfield," Smoltz said. "Somebody is going to get a very determined young man. To hit 63 home runs over four years in high school is pretty impressive."
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