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Web surfing is no longer a solo affair. Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks have quickly become an integral part of the online culture, and with them comes a whole new array of potential security threats.
Social networking is built on the idea of sharing information openly and fostering a sense of community. Unfortunately, an online network of individuals actively sharing their experiences and seeking connections with other like-minded people can be easy prey for hackers bent on social-engineering and phishing attacks. It's important to be aware of the threats, and to maintain a healthy skepticism in your online interactions.
(Source: ComputerWorld)
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The US Secret Service is trying to identify the people who launched an online poll at Facebook asking whether US President Barack Obama should be assassinated. Facebook on Monday shut down the user-generated poll, which was titled "Should Obama be killed?" and offered answer choices of yes, no, maybe, and "If he cuts my health care."
"Once we found out about it, we worked with Facebook to have it removed," Secret Service spokesman Malcolm Wiley told AFP. "We are certainly investigating; just like we would with any threat case." More than 750 Facebook users had reportedly cast votes by the time the poll was yanked from the wildly popular online social networking community.
(Source: AFP)
A network of Russian malware writers and spammers paid hackers 43 cents for each Mac machine they infected with bogus video software, a sign that Macs have become attack targets, a security researcher said yesterday.
In a presentation Thursday at the Virus Bulletin 2009 security conference in Geneva, Switzerland, Sophos researcher Dmitry Samosseiko discussed his investigation of the Russian "Partnerka," a tangled collection of Web affiliates who rake in hundreds of thousands of dollars from spam and malware, most of the former related to phony drug sites, and much of the latter targeting Windows users with fake security software, or "scareware."
Next time you're recovering from trip to the emergency room, keep an eye on the young doctors tending to you. They might be chatting about your case on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and blogs.
A survey of medical schools published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that 13 percent of respondents reported breaches of doctor-patient confidentiality, and 60 percent reported "unprofessional content" posted online.
(Source: PCWorld)
Many major social networking sites are leaking information that allows third party advertising and tracking companies to associate the Web browsing habits of users with a specific person, researchers warn.
That's the conclusion of a study on the leakage of personally identifiable information on social networks done at AT&T Labs and the Worcester Polytechnic Institute. "In some cases, the leakage may be unintentional, but in others, there is clever and surreptitious anti-privacy engineering at work," the EFF said.
They were crimes born of the Internet age -- romantic solicitations on popular Web site Craigslist that police say led to the fatal shooting of one woman and the robbery of another in Boston hotels this past spring. And it was high-tech, 21st-century sleuthing, along with some old-fashioned gumshoe detective work, that put police on the trail toward a suspect and eventually an arrest.
CNN looks at how technology was used to lead police to 23-year-old medical student Philip Markoff, who has been indicted on seven counts, including first-degree murder. Investigators knew they had crimes born of the Internet on their hands, but how were they able to use that same technology to help them find a suspect who went to great lengths to hide his tracks?
(Source: CNN)
Scammers are increasingly using machine-generated Twitter accounts to post messages about trendy topics, and tempt users into clicking on a link that leads to servers hosting fake Windows antivirus software, security researchers said Monday.
The latest Twitter attacks originated with malicious accounts cranked out by software, said experts at both F-Secure and Sophos. The accounts, which use variable account and user names, supposedly represent U.S. Twitter users. In some cases, the background wallpaper is customized for each account, yet another tactic to make the unwary think that a real person is responsible for the content.
Teens and texting is a subject that's often discussed in pathological terms. They're texting in class! They're sexting! They need thumb therapy! But texting isn't always bad. In some families, it's become a primary form of communication between parents and children. In fact, one of my favorite texts from kids is the earth-shattering query "Wuz4dina?"
Psychologist Thomas W. Phelan says one of the biggest problems with teens is getting them to communicate at all, so if they're willing to text their parents, we should embrace the trend. "Instead of seeing the whole text thing as an enemy, see it as an ally."
(Source: AP)
Decades of war and occupation have not provided an answer to that question -- but the social networking Web site now permits both options, sparking fears about an anti-Facebook cyber-war. The Golan Heights is Syrian territory that was captured by Israel during the Six-Day War in 1967. Since then it has been internationally classified as Israeli-occupied territory.
Up until recently, Facebook fans in the Golan Heights could only choose Syria as their country of origin or else leave it blank. Pro-Israel Web site honestreporting.com sought to change that, starting a group called "Facebook, Golan residents live in Israel, not Syria."
A new botnet has caused a sharp spike in click fraud because it is skirting the most sophisticated filters of search engines, Web publishers and ad networks, according to Click Forensics. The company, which provides services to monitor ad campaigns for click fraud and reports on click fraud incidence every quarter, said on Thursday that the botnet's architects have figured out a way to mask it particularly well as legitimate search ad traffic.
Click Forensics is calling this the "Bahama botnet" because it was initially redirecting traffic through 200,000 parked domains in the Bahamas, although it is now using sites in Amsterdam, the U.K. and Silicon Valley.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski is expected to outline network-neutrality proposals on Monday, according to Reuters. The proposals could become rules at the FCC's October meeting.
Neutrality advocates want Internet service providers barred from blocking or slowing Internet traffic based on content. ISPs, including AT&T, Verizon Communications, and Comcast, say growing traffic needs to be managed, and they contend that neutrality could stifle innovation.
(Source: NewsFactor)
Microsoft filed lawsuits against five companies Thursday, accusing them of using malicious advertisements to trick victims into installing software on their computers.
Typically, when a scareware ad pops up on a victim's screen, it looks like a Windows utility running some kind of security scan. It will then warn that it has found a critical security problem and direct the victim to a Web site where they can buy a product to fix the issue. DirectAd Solutions, Soft Solutions, qiweroqw.com, ote2008.info and ITmeter have used ads to "distribute malicious software or present deceptive websites that peddled scareware to unsuspecting Internet users".
In the economic downturn, teenagers around the world have focused their spending cuts on clothes, games and food, according to a survey by networking site Habbo Hotel.
The survey of 61,000 teenagers in more than 30 countries showed one teenager out of three is getting less money from their parents, with more than half of youngsters getting less to spend in the United States, Spain and Latin America. Some 19 percent of youngsters globally say the recession has most hurt their spending on console and computer games -- the industry for which teenagers are a key client group.
(Source: Reuter)
With many who bank online now wary of phishing attacks, criminals are adding fake live-chat support windows to their Web sites to make them seem more real. RSA Security spotted the first ever of these "chat-in-the-middle" attacks in the past few hours, according to Sean Brady, a manager with the security company's identity protection and verification group.
The phishers send e-mails that direct victims to a fake Web page designed to look like a banking site. That's a standard technique, but what's different in this case is that the phishing site comes with a fake online chat option, so that scammers can talk directly with their victims.
The French National Assembly has passed a draft law that would allow illegal downloaders to be thrown off the net. The law was narrowly passed by 285 votes to 225.
The French hard-line policy on piracy has drawn worldwide attention as nations around the globe grapple with the issue of piracy. The ruling majority UMP voted in favour but the Socialist Party has already announced that they will appeal to the Constitutional Court once again. The Constitutional Court insisted that a judge rather than a high authority had to rule on the issue of whether to disconnect users.
(Source: BBC)
As millions of students across the world go back to school this month, 178 students from 49 countries will turn on their computers and step onto the virtual campus of the world's first global, tuition-free online university.
"Our mission is to change people's lives." Called University of the People, the non-profit comes from Israeli entrepreneur Shai Reshef who says he founded the school to provide higher education to those who might otherwise never have access to it. "We are creating a global classroom for science and allowing people to freely collaborate. We want to put high quality teaching and learning materials into the hands of anybody and everybody who wants to become a scientist,"
A computer hacker who was once a federal informant and was a driving force behind one of the largest cases of identity theft in U.S. history pleaded guilty Friday in a deal with prosecutors that will send him to prison for up to 25 years.
Albert Gonzalez, 28, of Miami, admitted pulling off some of the most prominent hacking jobs of the decade. Federal authorities say tens of millions of credit and debit card numbers were stolen. Gonzalez entered guilty pleas in U.S. District Court in Boston to 19 counts of conspiracy, computer fraud, wire fraud, access device fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Cyber criminals are taking advantage of swine flu fears with e-mails promising news on the illness which then infect computers with a virus, a Spanish computer security firm warned Friday.
The e-mails invite recipients to open a document with information claiming the H1N1 flu virus was developed by pharmaceutical firms seeking to make huge profits from the outbreak, Pandasecurity said in a statement. But if the document is opened, a virus is installed on the person's computer which can steal personal information like bank account data.
South Korea plans to train 3,000 "cyber sheriffs" by next year to protect businesses after a spate of attacks on state and private websites, a report said Sunday. The "cyber sheriffs" would be tasked with "protecting corporate information and preventing the leaks of industrial secrets," Yonhap news agency said.
In the event of cyber attacks, the National Intelligence Service, the country's main spy agency, would set up a taskforce including civilian and government experts to counter the online threats, it added. The country already has a military cyber unit. South Korea, where 95 percent of homes have broadband, is among the top countries in terms of access to the high-speed Internet.
A third of Web users under 25 claim they don't care about their "digital tattoo" and the items they post online, says Symantec. Symantec said a "digital tattoo" is created by all the personal information web users post online and can easily be found through search engines by a potential or current employer, friends and acquaintances, or anyone who has malicious intent.
The security firm revealed that nearly two-thirds of all those surveyed had uploaded personal photographs, while 79 percent had at least part of their address online and nearly half had their mobile phone numbers online.
In communist Cuba, where only state media exist locally, a vibrant blogger culture has emerged as a venue for critical commentary, a leading journalists' rights group said Thursday. "Despite vast legal and technical obstacles, a growing number of Cuban bloggers have prevailed over the regime?s tight Internet restrictions to disseminate island news and views online," said a report from the New-York based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).
"The bloggers, mainly young adults from a variety of professions, have opened a new space for free expression in Cuba, while offering a fresh glimmer of hope for the rebirth of independent ideas in Cuba?s closed system."
By selling an array of virtual products from avatar clothes to e-furniture, Asia's social networking sites appear to have solved the conundrum of how to leverage big profits from their extensive user bases.
Chinese university student Tan Shengrong spends about 20 yuan ($2.90) per month purchasing outfits for her pet penguin avatar or playing games on QQ, an instant message portal on Qzone, China's most popular social networking site. It might not seem like a hefty sum, but every fen, or cent, is money in the bank for Tencent Holdings, which owns Qzone and saw an 85 percent increase in its second quarter net profit this year compared to 2008 despite the economic downturn.
Hong Kong is under siege from legions of "zombies" attacking people with spam and leaving in their wake a trail of destruction costing millions of dollars a year, analysts have warned.
There are an estimated 4,000 zombies active in Hong Kong and their criminal puppet masters use them to fire off thousands of messages offering products ranging from jewellery to pornography. According to the 2008 Annual Security Report by Internet security firm MessageLabs 81.3 percent of emails sent to Hong Kong computer users last year were spam, more than in any other territory or country in the world.
(Source: INQUIRER)
Anonymous hackers have attacked a Taiwan film festival over plans to screen a documentary on the US-based leader of China's predominantly Muslim Uighur minority, festival organisers said Tuesday. A message, posted on a blog run by one of the organisers of the Kaohsiung Film Festival, blamed Rebiya Kadeer for recent bloody unrest in northwest China's Xinjiang region, which is home to the Turkic-speaking Uighurs.
The film festival, which takes place in Taiwan's second largest city Kaohsiung, is scheduled to show "Ten Conditions of Love" on World Uighur Congress leader Kadeer in October.
President Barack Obama warned American teenagers on Tuesday of the dangers of putting too much personal information on Internet social networking sites, saying it could come back to haunt them in later life. "Well, let me give you some very practical tips. First of all, I want everybody here to be careful about what you post on Facebook, because in the YouTube age, whatever you do, it will be pulled up again later somewhere in your life," Obama said.
The presidential words of advice follow recent studies that suggest U.S. employers are increasingly turning to sites such as Facebook and News Corp's MySpace to conduct background checks on job applicants.
Web sites that collect information about visitors in order to target advertising on their own pages would be required to prominently disclose what information they gather. Web sites that share user information with outside advertising networks, which place ads on sites all over the Internet, would be required to obtain user approval before collecting data. Web sites that deal with sensitive personal information, such as medical and financial data, sexual orientation, Social Security numbers and other ID numbers, would be subject to the opt-in rule.
Rep. Rick Boucher, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications, Technology and the Internet, hopes to put in a bill governing Internet advertising.
Parents who install a leading brand of software to monitor their kids' online activities may be unwittingly allowing the company to read their children's chat messages - and sell the marketing data gathered.
Software sold under the Sentry and FamilySafe brands can read private chats conducted through Yahoo, MSN, AOL and other services, and send back data on what kids are saying about such things as movies, music or video games. The information is then offered to businesses seeking ways to tailor their marketing messages to kids.
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Kyle Lafferty and Steven Whittaker put the Rangers saga behind them by completing moves to new clubs.
Norwich confirmed the signing of defender Whittaker on a four-year deal, while Swiss club FC Sion landed striker Kyle Lafferty on a three-year deal.
Both players this week rejected a transfer to the newco Rangers.
Scotland international defender Whittaker announced on Sunday he would not be reporting back to Murray Park for training this week.
And Northern Ireland international striker Lafferty followed suit, considering himself free to find a new club.
Norwich announced the signing of 28-year-old Whittaker, subject to international clearance, becoming new manager Chris Hughton's first signing in the process.
Whittaker enjoyed a successful five years at Ibrox following a £2million move from Hibernian, winning Scottish Premier League titles, Scottish Cups and three Scottish League Cups.
Hughton told the club's official website, www.canaries.co.uk: "In Steven we have a player who is very versatile.
"He can play anywhere across the back four and anywhere across midfield, so there's plenty of versatility there. It's probably a good time for him. Sometimes it is time to move on to a different club and go there with a lot of enthusiasm and he has international experience too.
"He has of course been used to playing at a very high level when he was at Rangers and in a lot of big games with a passionate crowd behind him. So the stage of the Premier League is certainly one that won't faze him with his experience."


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The 2,100-square-foot C-Glass House in northern California rests on a spectacular site with a panoramic view of Tomales Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Los Angeles–based Deegan Day Design made the building's historical precedents clear, referencing Philip Johnson's Glass House and the Farnsworth House by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, as well as the noted California legacies of Craig Ellwood and Pierre Koenig. Juror Hilary Sample thought the solution was elegant and serene. "I like the simplicity of the project and the way it meets the ground on this gravel path or plane. It's in contrast to the grassy, slippery hillside leading down to the ocean," she said.
To withstand up to 100-mile-per-hour winds from multiple directions, the house was designed to be tough. The glazing strategy follows a diagonal division of the house: transparent windows and sliders set in steel framing on the northern and western façades open to water views; on the south- and east-facing façades, views are blurred with channel glass overlaying the steel frame. Juror Raymund Ryan thought the channel glass "was an interesting way of developing the particular historical trajectory [of the glass house]." While acknowledging that channel glass is associated with institutional buildings, Sample thought its material toughness was appropriate, "For this landscape, which does seem barren, the channel glass provides another kind of surface, or screen, that seems to play up the quality of light."
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C-Glass House, Marin, Calif.
Client Margarete Hachigian
Design Deegan-Day Design, Los Angeles— Joe Day (design principal); Taiyo Watanabe, Bonnie Carlson, Mark Lyons, Felicia Martin, Yo Oshima, Noel Williams (project designers)
Structural Engineer Gordon Polan Engineering—Greg Marin (project engineer)
Executive Architect Dave Maynard Architecture
Builder Morita Construction
Structural Steel Banks Steel
Glass Glass & Sash
Size 2,100 square feet
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British Climate Scientists Recants His Alarmism
posted at 10:15 am on April 24, 2012 by Bruce McQuain
Interesting. True confession time I guess.
James Lovelock, the maverick scientist who became a guru to the environmental movement with his "Gaia" theory of the Earth as a single organism, has admitted to being "alarmist" about climate change and says other environmental commentators, such as Al Gore, were too.
Gee, we'd have never guessed.
Lovelock goes into some further detail:
"The problem is we don't know what the climate is doing. We thought we knew 20 years ago. That led to some alarmist books – mine included – because it looked clear-cut, but it hasn't happened," Lovelock said.
"The climate is doing its usual tricks. There's nothing much really happening yet. We were supposed to be halfway toward a frying world now," he said.
"The world has not warmed up very much since the millennium. Twelve years is a reasonable time… it (the temperature) has stayed almost constant, whereas it should have been rising — carbon dioxide is rising, no question about that," he added.
So in essence, what Lovelock is saying is a) he was wrong about his predictions and b) in actuality they really don't know what is happening although they have this theory which isn't panning out the way they thought it would.
So much for the value of consensus huh?
To his credit, at least, Lovelock admits to the mistake.
Would that the rest of the alarmists had that sort of integrity. Instead, many choose to double down and make themselves even less credible.
Oh, and Lovelock makes an important point:
Asked if he was now a climate skeptic, Lovelock told msnbc.com: "It depends what you mean by a skeptic. I'm not a denier."
Yeah, neither am I. I'm a skeptic. Climate changes. It has throughout the history of the planet. And we've had periods of higher CO2 and higher temperatures in our history, neither of which could be linked to man. Additionally:
He said human-caused carbon dioxide emissions were driving an increase in the global temperature, but added that the effect of the oceans was not well enough understood and could have a key role.
"It (the sea) could make all the difference between a hot age and an ice age," he said.
I am skeptical of his first statement and much more likely to find credence in the second, i.e. it is the oceans of this world that drive climate change, not man. Additionally, it seems to me that, at least to this point, the skeptic's theory of low sensitivity of the climate to CO2 seems to be more valid than the alarmists theory of high sensitivity. Had the alarmists been right, as Lovelock points out, we should be frying right now.
Most importantly is his admission that "twelve years is a reasonable time". It has provided enough time for a trend to develop that debunks the alarmist's predictions.
Finally Lovelock admits that which has been painfully evident to most skeptics, given the trend of those 12 years – "we don't know what the climate is doing."
That is correct. And until we do we need to quit trying to make economy killing policy based on what the evidence is currently telling us is a faulty theory.
Or said another way, we need to use actual science to drive policy, not pseudo-science that supports a political agenda.
I should be able to get consensus on that, no?
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LONG BEACH - The U.S. Air Force appears to be planning for a post-C-17 world with a new contract that would focus on maintaining the current fleet.
Air Force officials say they plan to award Boeing Co. with a $500 million contract for post-production work of the Long Beach-assembled C-17 Globemaster III military cargo plane.
The contract calls for the company to provide for the transfer of C-17 aircraft production assets, that the work will take place in Long Beach and that it will be completed by July 5, 2022. Under current C-17 contracts, the production line that employs 5,000 workers locally is expected to end in 2014.
Such post-production contracts are "a step on the way out the door," said Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis for the Teal Group Corp., which studies aerospace markets.
"Typically, when you get towards the end, the Air Force begins to think about preserving the line," he said. "It's their property, so they're thinking about what you can do to preserve the line in the event of a (closure)."
Boeing Co. C-17 program manager Bob Ciesla said the contract allows the Air Force to set aside money for tools and other equipment needed to build C-17 parts in the future, among other things.
"The contract allows the Air Force to purchase critical spare parts of the airplane and also allows for planning for whenever the decision is made to shut down the line," he said. "This allows them some pre-planning on the `what-ifs."'
U.S. Air Force officials Tuesday wouldn't say what prompted the issuance of such a contract or what it means for future domestic C-17 orders - only that the contract would be issued in the next seven to 10 days.
It is no secret that the C-17 program has been in danger of shuttering over the past several years as domestic demand for the military airlifter has dwindled. The Air Force administration has told Boeing that it can't order any more planes at this point.
In 2010, Boeing officials decided to reduce the production rate of the C-17s from 15 a year to 10 annually. That reduction went into effect this year.
However, the Air Force is in the midst of conducting a study that assesses whether they need more C-17s and C-5s in its inventory.
Boeing officials also have been aggressively seeking out foreign customers in an effort to extend the production line.
Customers have included the United Kingdom, Canada, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Australia and, most recently, India, which ordered 10 C-17s. The countries have been using the plane on humanitarian and disaster relief missions.
About 60 percent of the C-17s being produced this year are foreign orders, Boeing officials said.
Current orders, which include India's and the remaining domestic order, take the production line up through the third quarter of 2014.
"The C-17 (Air Force) orders ended awhile ago," Aboulafia said. "All they've been doing is living hand and mouth on those exports. And they've had fantastic results with that."
But is it enough?
"In the long term, no," he said. "In the short term, I'm sure a couple more will keep this thing going, but that's only going to last so long. But they've done a great job reducing the costs and making it a very good value, generating foreign interest."
Aboulafia said it's still conceivable that the Air Force could order more C-17s.
"I mean, it's a tough budget environment, but it's not like anyone is designing a replacement aircraft," he said.
Aboulafia also noted the case of the F-16 fighter jet. Even though the Air Force stopped buying the jets decades ago, the production line is still alive serving a foreign market while at the same time getting domestic post-production contracts.
Ciesla was optimistic about the foreign interest in the C-17, especially in the Middle East and Asia.
"There's a great opportunity out there for us to extend the line out for years to come," he said.
"Right now, we're listening to our customers, evaluating what happens to that study, and we'll go from there."
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Annual Boeing C-17 deliveries
Air Force, International
2001 - 10, 4
2002 - 16, 0
2003 - 16, 0
2004 - 16, 0
2005 - 16, 0
2006 - 15, 1
2007 - 12, 4
2008 - 11, 5
2009 - 11, 5
2010 - 13, 1
2011 - 8, 5
2012* - 2, 3
*Year to date
Source: Boeing Co.


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is there any way to search for threads/posts that contain all of the search terms. The default search seems to find posts that have any of the terms, and I can't find a way to change this.
e.g. I'm currently trying to find a list of boot options, however searching for "boot options" gives me billions of posts on how to create a bootable USB stick!!
And yes - I have tried searching for this!!
I see a lot of (very legitimate) annoyance from the senior members at new guys not searching for anything, but I am finding it very hard to zero in on wanted information right now.
Thanks for the help
Ya the search in vBulletin isn't the greatest.
Note that:
"boot options"
boot options
All return 499 results (though it shouldn't...quoted should be litteral string match, + should be all terms, etc).
I suggest using an advanced google search.
with the search terms mentioned above you'll get different results for each one. Also note you'll get different results if you reverse the order of the words (without using quotes or +).
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
Thanks for the replies guys, and for pointing me in the right direction Wick.
I did try quotes and +'s but to no avail. I'll give it a go via google and see if that is better.
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LOS ANGELES - Two in a row. It's called a winning streak.
It may not sound like much, but for a team that started 1-3 and is now 3-3, the Long Beach State men's basketball team will take it. And the 49ers can thank a balanced scoring attack and a good job defensively on Anthony Ireland for their 73-70 victory over Loyola Marymount Thursday before 2,239 at Gersten Pavilion.
Not that the 49ers played a brilliant game. They shot just 41.7 percent (25 for 60) from the field and 59.3 percent (16 for 27) from the free-throw line. They were also outrebounded 42-37.
But with Mike Caffey scoring 15 points, James Ennis and Deng Deng 14 apiece and Kris Gulley getting 12, Long Beach had just enough to overcome a Loyola Marymount team that led by as many as 11 points in the first half.
Caffey was just 6 for 17 from the field while playing 37 minutes, but he made a clutch driving layup with 27.3 seconds left for a 71-66 lead. Ennis was just 3 for 12 from the floor, but he made all six of his free throws and pulled down seven rebounds.
Coach Dan Monson wasn't celebrating like his team played its best game, but he was nevertheless stoked about its second consecutive victory, both on the road; the 49ers won Sunday at Fresno State.
"They're starting to create a little identity," Monson said. "We were frustrated, we had a really poor start, which was really disappointing. We put them in a hotel last night here ... and that was one thing at Fresno (State), I really thought they were prepared mentally. And we didn't have an answer for them early and got really spread out and frustrated defensively and started running around without a purpose.
"But to their credit, the biggest thing is they are starting to become a team and have an identity and stay together through the ups and downs."
Two other statistics were impressive for Long Beach. The 49ers committed just six turnovers and they played some solid defense against Ireland. The senior guard came in averaging 23.5 points, but was held to just nine on 4-for-14 shooting.
Ashley Hamilton led the Lions (3-4) with 17 points; he also had nine rebounds. Ayodeji Egbeyemi had 16 points and 11 rebounds for LMU and C.J. Blackwell scored 15.
The Lions made 13 of 25 from 3-point range, and still lost. Fourteen turnovers were partly responsible.
Long Beach trailed 38-32 at halftime, but Gulley came out at the outset of the second half and scored eight of his points on two 3-pointers and two free throws to get the 49ers within 41-40. Long Beach took its first lead at 45-44 on two free throws by Ennis.
Gulley, who played with a sprained left ankle yet led the team with 10 rebounds, liked what he saw.
"It's important because you've gotta get back to .500 ... before you can get to the winning part," Gulley, a 6-foot-7 sophomore wing, said of the victory. "We were losing at first and a lot of it was just because of mental mistakes, so we've just been trying to fight the mental and play harder."
The 49ers, who also got eight points and eight rebounds from Dan Jennings, got off to a very slow start and trailed 13-3 after a dunk by Godwin Okonji. But a 3-foot basket by Jennings started Long Beach on a 14-4 run that culminated with a 16-footer by Caffey that tied the score 17-17.
Undaunted, Hamilton hit a putback, then an 18-footer for a 21-17 Lions lead. Deng Deng made two free throws for the 49ers, but Hamilton buried a 3-pointer that gave LMU a 24-19 advantage with 7:19 left in the first half.
Trailing 25-21, Kyle Richardson made a basket for Long Beach to pull the 49ers within 25-23. But a 3-pointer by Ireland, and a dunk followed by a 3-pointer from Egbeyemi put the Lions up 33-23.
LMU took its biggest lead of the half (38-27) on a rebound basket by Egbeyemi. Once again, the 49ers fought back. Ennis made a 3-pointer and Deng hit a 16-footer with 16 seconds left in the half to make it 38-32 at the break.


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Topic: Cholangiocarcinoma - same size for past 18 months
Hi friends,
My wife ws diagnozed with central CC in Aug 2006. She has 2 drains inserted to drain bile fluid. Doctors said that as this is very close to the portal vein surgery is not possible and their prognosis was not good.
It is 18 months now and the last CT scan shows that the tumor is sitting there and no change in size at all.
I had requested the Dr.s for another biopsy to reconfirm if it is cancer. They have said it is no use. In all the forums I have read people with CC succumb in 6-12 months.
I am fortunate that my wife is keeping totally normal, though feels tired once in a while due to the bile draining out.
Are there any reported cases of mis-diagnosis? And any one having similar experience of non growing cancer, can share there views and new options available.


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A man comes home from an exhausting day at work, plops down on the couch in front of the television, and tells his wife, Get me a beer before it starts.
The wife sighs and gets him a beer.
Fifteen minutes later, the man says, Get me another beer before it starts.
She looks cross, but fetches another beer and slams it down next to him.
He finishes that beer and a few minutes later says, Quick, get me another beer, it's going to start any minute.
The wife is furious. She yells at him, Is that all you're going to do tonight?
Drink beer and sit in front of that TV? Youre nothing but a lazy, drunken, fat slob, and furthermore
The man sighs and says, Its started Her hair glistened in the rain like a nose hair after a sneeze.
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I like it alot but i got one more
A man comes home from the bar really really drunk. He smells bad and has puke all over himself. His wife loses it and yells at him for 2 hours straight. she says that he can't go out and get drunk any more because everytime he does he throws up on himself and she can't stand to clean it anymore. Well needless to say the next night his buddy wants him to go drinking but the guy tells him that he can't and explains why. His buddy tells him that he has a fool-proof plan that will work...and that is if he throws up on himself that he should put a $20 bill in his shirt pocket and tell him some other guy threw up on him and gave him the money for dry-cleaning..well he finially decides to go out and gets more drunk than he has ever been in his life. When he goes home he is really really disgusting and has barf all over him. He walks in the door and his wife is standing there waiting for him with the eviliset look on her face, she walks up to him and starts asking him why he went out drinking and that she said that she didn't want to clean his shirts anymore...as she is yelling she notices the money in his pocket and takes it out asking what it is for..he tells her that some ohter guy threw up on him and gave him the $20 for it..she looks at the money and askes why there is two $20 and the husband quickly replys that the other guy had S**T in his pants too.
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I have been returning to Iran in an attempt to grasp the social and political realities of my birthplace. Over the past five years I found a society marked by conflicting ideologies. I travel from the capital to the rural lands, in search of a balance in my visual narrative. However, the more I traveled, the less balance I found. Then came the controversial election fraud that shook the Iranian nation. I witnessed brutality, injustice, the censorship of human rights, and in its shadow the power of the masses, reaching for freedom. I was surrounded by a swarm of arms raised skyward's, swaying arms that could carry one away. I was surrounded by hands clenched in tight fists pumping in the air, hands holding peace signs and camera phones.
The masses raised their arms believing that change was within their grasp, and they reached out to Iran, to the West and the rest of the world. I marched along with the swarm of demonstrators and I became one of them. I was no longer able to maintain certain impartiality as a photographer trailing his subject. Instead, I kept stride as we walked side by side and by doing so I inadvertently became an outlaw in my own country.
Filled with hope, chanting for change, people poured into the streets only to be met by violence. Swept into crowds of protest, I found myself documenting social upheaval.
As a result of my actions, I was forced to leave my motherland permanently.
Arriving back in Montreal, I was left with the dissolute impression that all my hard work for my master's degree had been in vain, five years of research lost to the wind. However, circling back to my experience and research, I realized I had in hand a unique document that shed light on conflicting ideologies and the overt impact of religion on the reality of everyday life in Iran. Sensing the need to create a visual position in defense of a nation without a voice and a critical look into a country that has been closed to the world for over three decades, I would like to present this visual narrative of Iran:
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Just wanted to post some of my own good news.... we are gonna have a baby.
You are all in my prayers.
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Just wanted to post some of my own good news.... we are gonna have a baby.
You are all in my prayers.
Congratulations! Thanks for sharing. What a wonderful blessing. I am so happy for all of you. You are all in my thoughts & prayers too.
Amy.......thank you, thank you for sharing the news of a new Baby coming our way. Yes, a new baby coming "our way." Motherly advice you will not be lacking.
Hugs of joy,
wonderful news. There is nothing better to lift the spirits then a new life. Congratulations to you and your family.
Congratulations! God does know just when to create another miracle! As a grandmother I must say, there is nothing better than a new baby!
Thank you for your kind thoughts. We are really excited. This gives us something positive to think about for a while. Mom is feeling fantastic since she has stopped taking her chemo, so she is able to celebrate with us! I am very early, so please keep me in your prayers.
Thanks again!!!
during the past year, though all the turmoil, our granddaughter was one of the only things that brought the sparkle back into my wifes eyes, it is truly a blessing...congratulations....ron
Amy, congratulations. That is wonderful news for your family and your cc family too!! I'm so glad your Mom is feeling better. You are in my prayers.
Oh my gosh - I am so happy for you! There is nothing like a new baby to perk things up. I am also happy your Mom is feeling well. Now you will have the happy event to look forward to, and much planning to do. What wonderful new.
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Wonderful news! Congragulations!
This is joyous news!
Congratulations Amy I am lucky to have some younger nephews and neices and I enjoy them so much Good luck Janet
I am so happy for you. I love babies. Babies, babies, babies. what wonderful news. I bet everyone is tickled pink.
.....and arent you lucky. I am known as the babysnatcher among my friends and since you are no where near me you dont have to worry about me "stopping by" and hugging your baby for hours on end and not giving it back!
Best of luck. (Lets hope it is a girl so we can all go pink)
Thanks again for all of the kind words.
Kris, everyone here is very happy. I think that I would describe Mom as tickled blue... she is convinced it is a boy... guess we will see in about 16 weeks . I wish that we could meet in person, and I would let you hold the baby as long as you like !! How are you feeling? I think of you so often. We are the same age, and I really feel a connection with you. Your posts are as if you are just sitting in front of us talking. I thank God often that we all have each other.
Thank you again to everyone!
Congratulations on your very good news! I'm sure your mom is so pleased...a new life does bring hope doesn't it? When I see your name, I always think of my very special niece, Amy, who has 16 month old Isabella Grace. She has brought much joy to our family, as I'm sure your new one will bring to yours!
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Swimming & diving
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BYU finished third in Oklahoma City with a score of 194.175, behind Oklahoma and Boise State and ahead of Texas Woman's University.
Utah State placed second in a meet with San Jose State and Brown University in San Jose, Calif., with a score of 193.225.
Southern Utah beat Sacramento State with a score of 195.250 in Cedar City.
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Westminster 16, Western Washington 6 • The Griffins won their season opener in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Anyone know where these can be bought and if any good.
stop Staph, ringworm etc. (apparently)
Anyone know where these can be bought and if any good.
stop Staph, ringworm etc. (apparently)
hmmm, aren't they skin diseases? To do this they would need to cover your hands, legs, feet, face, etc... and you'd probably end up looking like this, which isn't cool!
That's some rash guard you have there Aplin mate!!!
The clothes and rash gurds reduce the chance of bacterial and fungal infections in the areas covered. I was looking for a longsleeve, firstly to try and stop the mange and secondly it's bloody cold in Wales!!!
there is some evidence to suggest that mild doses of the antibacterial agent on these clothes, that aren't enuogh to completely kill the bacteria result in resistant strains of the bacteria
man, when you're the nail, hang in there....until the day you become the hammer
Surely when you wash them any bacteria resistance they had on them goes?
I have never really looked into the science behind rashguards. I thought it was the material that kept sweat / dirt away from your skin, didn't realise it was chemical agents. Interesting and reassuring though I guess.don't think they would sell too many if that was the case cheif!! or maybe you just never wash them
these dudes do them, I was just wondering if they are any good and if we could get them in the UK.
Normal rashguards just pretty much guard against rashes (funilly enough!!) - stop abrashons and cuts and so reduce infections


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Resolved by the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring), That the President of the United States is hereby requested to return to the House of Representatives the enrolled bill (H. R. 2349) authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue patents in fee to certain allottees on the Crow Indian Reservation; that if and when such bill is returned by the President, the action of the Speaker of the House of Representatives and of the President of the Senate in signing such bill is hereby rescinded; and that the Clerk of the House of Representatives is hereby authorized and directed, in the reenrollment of such bill, to strike out in the paragraph thereof which relates to the issuance of a patent in fee to Estella Wolfe the phrase which reads "the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter," and to insert in lieu thereof "and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 28,".
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All praise belongs to Allah, the Lord of the heavens and the Lord of Earth, Lord of all the worlds. All greatness belongs to Him in the heavens and Earth. He is the Almighty, the All-Wise. ( Surat al-Jathiya, 45:36-37)
Our universe contains many other worlds of which humanity is utterly ignorant. For example, each plant and animal species contains numerous subspecies. Even such inanimate objects as winds and clouds have many different types. Just like people, all things might be said to live in universes of their own.
This aside, Allah created the invisible world of atoms, cells with glorious systems that form our body, and hundreds of other microscopic living beings. He is the Lord of a coral colony in the depths of the ocean, just as He controls the infinite number of micro-universes of invisible organisms, to the macro-universes of celestial bodies. He feeds all of their inhabitants and causes them to survive. The Qur'an, which proclaims that Allah is the Lord of all the worlds, states:
Allah made Earth a stable home for you and the sky a dome; formed you, giving you the best of forms; and provided you with good and wholesome things. That is Allah, your Lord. Blessed be Allah, the Lord of all the worlds. He is the Living—there is no deity but Him—so call on Him, making your religion sincerely His. Praise be to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds. (Surah Ghafir, 40:64-65)
People who ponder over the oceans and its inhabitants, their lives and food, the symbiosis they experience, the delicate balance, their reproduction and continued existence, appreciate Allah's infinite power.
Allah, the Lord of the universes as well as of the jinn and angels that exist in an utterly different time and space, created all of these beings and made them submit to Him. These universes, all works of His artistry and infinite power, are far beyond our wisdom and imagination. Faced with this greatness, we are obliged to turn to Allah, as Prophet Ibrahim (as) did. When Allah called him to submit, he said: "... I am a Muslim who has submitted to the Lord of all the worlds." ( Surat al-Baqara, 2:131)
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Say: "My prayer and my rites, my living and my dying, are for Allah alone, the Lord of all the worlds." ( Surat al-An'am, 6:162)
So the last remnant of the people who did wrong was cut off. Praise belongs to Allah, the Lord of all the worlds! ( Surat al-An'am, 6:45)
Your Lord is Allah, Who created the heavens and Earth in six days and then settled Himself firmly on the Throne. He covers the day with the night, each pursuing the other urgently; and the Sun and the Moon and stars are subservient to His command. Both creation and command belong to Him. Blessed be Allah, the Lord of all the worlds. ( Surat al-A'raf, 7:54)


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College Football Recap, Nov. 11
Monday, November 11, 2013
Here's a brief look at the results of the Top 25 from this past weekend. The rankings used in this recap are the BCS standings entering the games. SUGAR SCENARIOS
#8 Missouri 48, Kentucky 17: Maty Mauk throws for five touchdowns, including four to Dorial Green-Beckham, and the Tigers score 21 unanswered points in the second quarter to roll over struggling Kentucky to remain College Football News' pick to play in the Sugar Bowl - against Oregon.
#9 Auburn 55, Tennessee 23: Auburn, picked by multiple media outlets to be a Sugar Bowl participant, continues its amazing resurgence, rolling to a blowout victory of Tennessee on the road as quarterback Nick Marshall runs for 214 yards and two touchdowns and running back Tre Mason adds 117 yards and three scores.
#15 Texas A&M 51, Mississippi State 41: Despite throwing three interceptions, Johnny Manziel, playing in perhaps his final game at Kyle Field, tallies 446 passing yards and five touchdowns, setting the school record for single-season TD deliveries with 31, as he keeps the Aggies in the mix for a Sugar Bowl bid.
#16 Fresno State 48, Wyoming 10: Mark Schlabach from ESPN.com changes up and predicts the Bulldogs to the Sugar Bowl after star quarterback Derek Carr throws for 360 yards, his seventh 300-yard game of the year, in a road blowout of Wyoming.
#21 UCF 19, Houston 14: Storm Johnson rushes for 127 yards and the Golden Knights' defense has a game-winning goal line stand in the final seconds to hold the high-scoring Cougars well below their season scoring average (41.1 points per game) and to remain a popular projection for the Sugar Bowl.
#24 Wisconsin 27, BYU 17: James White rushes for two scores and catches another while the tough Badger defense holds BYU star quarterback Taysom Hill 97 yards below his average for total offense to remain a Sugar Bowl pick for ESPN.com's Brad Edwards. TOP TEAM TILTS
#5 Stanford 26, #3 Oregon 20: The stout Stanford defense holds the high-octane Ducks scoreless for three quarters, then squashes a furious comeback attempt as workhorse Tyler Gaffney runs 45 times for 157 yards to help the Cardinal dominate time of possession, 42:34-17:26.
#6 Baylor 41, #10 Oklahoma 12: A win by the Bears is not surprising, but a dominant defensive performance is less expected - Baylor holds the Sooners to just 237 total yards while Bryce Petty tallies five touchdowns (three passing, two rushing) and third-string running back Shock Linwood tallied a career-best 182 rushing yards.
#1 Alabama 38, #13 LSU 17: The Tigers battled the Tide for a little more than a half, but after tying the score at 17, they saw Bama close the game with three unanswered touchdowns as AJ McCarron threw for three scores and T.J. Yeldon ran for 133 yards and a pair of TDs.BROKEN BY BLUNDERS
Virginia Tech 42, #11 Miami 24: The Hurricanes are victimized by a fumbled punt return, a fumbled kickoff return and a critical punting error as the Hokies snap a two-game losing streak in impressive fashion behind an excellent game from Logan Thomas (25-of-31, 366 yards, two TDs).
Pittsburgh 28, #23 Notre Dame 21: The Fighting Irish turn the ball over three times, including a pair of fourth-quarter interceptions as Pitt evens the game on a 63-yard touchdown pass by Tom Savage and pulls ahead on a fourth-quarter run by James Conner.
Kansas State 49, #25 Texas Tech 26: The Red Raiders, who had climbed to No. 10 in the nation, throw three interceptions as they drop their third straight game to a Wildcat team led by the quarterback duo of Jake Waters (2 rushing TDs, 1 passing TD) and Slidell's Daniel Sams (two rushing scores).CLOSE CONTESTS
#19 UCLA 31, Arizona 26: Ishmael Adams snares an interception on fourth down with 1:46 to go to stymie a Wildcat comeback attempt, while standout freshman linebacker Myles Jack (eight tackles, fumble recovery in the end zone) makes his first six carries on offense, finishing with 120 yards, including a 66-yard TD run.
#22 Arizona State at Utah: Trailing 19-7 entering the fourth quarter, the Sun Devils rally as Taylor Kelly throws a pair of touchdown passes and 305-pound lineman Will Sutton snags his first career interception with under two minutes to go to clinch the win.CRUSHING CONQUESTS
#2 Florida State 59, Wake Forest 3: The Seminoles continue their dominance, breaking the Wake Forest stadium record for points while tallying six interceptions and returning back-to-back turnovers for touchdowns.
#14 Oklahoma State 42, Kansas 6: Justin Gilbert returns the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown and the Cowboys cruise to their fifth straight win to remain very much in the mix for a BCS bid while sending Charlie Weis' Jayhawks to their 27th straight Big 12 loss (14 straight under Weis).
#20 Louisville 31, Connecticut 10: The Cardinals don't click on all cylinders, but still have little trouble with the Huskies as Louisville forces five turnovers and Teddy Bridgewater passes for 288 yards.UPDATED BOWL PREDICTIONS
Allstate Sugar Bowl, January 2, 2014 CBS Sports (Jerry Palm): South Carolina vs. UCF (UCF replaces Wisconsin)ESPN.com (Mark Schlabach): Auburn vs. Fresno State (replaces South Carolina vs. Wisconsin)ESPN.com (Brad Edwards): Auburn vs. Wisconsin (Wisconsin replaces Clemson)College Football News: Missouri vs. Oregon (Oregon replaces Clemson) SI.com (Stewart Mandel): Auburn vs. UCF (no change)Orlando Sentinel (Matt Murschel): Auburn vs. UCF (UCF replaces Clemson)Bleacher Report: Auburn vs. UCF (no change)SB Nation (Jason Kirk): Auburn vs. UCF (Auburn replaces Texas A&M)Phil Steele: Auburn vs. UCF (UCF replaces Wisconsin)USA Today (Erick Smith): South Carolina vs. UCF (no change)Sporting News (Bill Bender): Auburn vs. Fresno State (Fresno State replaces Stanford) NFL.com (Mike Huguenin): Auburn vs. UCF (no change) Athlon Sports (Steven Lassan): Auburn vs. UCF (Auburn replaces Texas A&M)Each week the Allstate Sugar Bowl will make its YouTube Picks of the Week, including impressive off-field performances, great games, illuminating features and top highlights such as this look back at Barry Sanders 25 years ago when he turned in one of the greatest college football seasons in history
College football fans, be sure to "like" the official Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page (linked above) and vote each week for the Manning Award Player of the Week. The top quarterback performances from each week will be posted giving you the chance to vote for that you think was the best effort each week of the college football season.
While 30 quarterbacks are on the Manning Award Watch List, every quarterback in the country remains eligible for the honor. Here's a look at some of this week's top quarterback performances:
Shane Carden, East Carolina(34-of-50, 384 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 84.4)Carden sets the Pirate school record with seven touchdowns (he added two rushing) as East Carolina rolls to a Conference USA victory over Tulsa, 58-24.
Taylor Heinicke, Old Dominion(40-of-56, 533 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT, QBR: 93.8)Heinicke records a season-high in passing yards, while leading the Monarchs, who are transitioning to the FBS this year and will be full members of Conference USA in 2014, to a 59-38 road win over Idaho, their first victory over an FBS team.
Nick Marshall, Auburn(3-of-7, 35 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, QBR: 99.6)Marshall has one of the lowest passing yardage totals of any Manning Award Star of the Week, but his rushing performance (214 yards, 2 TDS) puts him among the best for the week after a key SEC road victory over Tennessee, 55-23.
Maty Mauk, Missouri(17-of-28, 203 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 95.8)Mauk doubles his career touchdown total in one afternoon to tie a school record while leading the Tigers to a 48-17 SEC road victory over Kentucky.
Keenan Reynolds, Navy(4-of-8, 59 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT, QBR: 81.3)Reynolds rushes for a career-high 226 yards and four touchdowns as the Midshipmen climb to 5-4 with a 42-28 victory over Hawaii.
Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech(25-of-31, 366 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 91.6)Thomas, who also rushes for 42 yards, records his best QBR since 2011 as he turns in a near-flawless performance in a 42-24 upset of No. 11 Miami.
Bo Wallace, Ole Miss(26-of-33, 407 yards, 3 TDs, 2 INT, QBR: 85.1)Wallace registers a career-high in passing yards as he leads the Rebels to bowl eligibility with a 34-24 victory over Arkansas in SEC action.
Keith Wenning, Ball State(20-of-29, 299 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT, QBR: 90.7)Wenning helps the Cardinals avoid a potential trap game leading into a critical showdown with undefeated Northern Illinois on Wednesday, by directing his squad to an under-appreciated 9-1 record.
Top Upcoming Games
(current BCS rankings, all times Central)
Ball State at #15 Northern Illinois (Wednesday, 7 p.m., ESPN2): This is the top game of the year in Mid-American Conference; in fact, it is one of the biggest regular season games in MAC history as undefeated Northern Illinois hosts one-loss Ball State in a critical showdown for the BCS picture - a loss will most likely knock the Huskies out of the picture.
Georgia Tech at #8 Clemson (Thursday, 6:30 p.m., ESPN): Clemson continues to climb back into the upper echelons of the national rankings after its loss to Florida State, but Georgia Tech needs a win to ensure it remains in the mix for the ACC Coastal title.
#16 Michigan State at Nebraska (2:30 p.m., ABC/ESPN2): The Spartans and their daunting defense travel to Lincoln in a game which will likely decide the Big Ten Legends Division to set up a possible championship match with Ohio State, assuming it takes care of its own business the rest of the way.
#25 Georgia at #7 Auburn (2:30 p.m., CBS): Head coach Gus Malzahn continues his amazing debut at the helm of the Tigers, while the resilient Bulldogs have somehow weathered major injury issues to climb back into the Top 25.
#12 Oklahoma State at #24 Texas (2:30 p.m., Fox): Written off as a non-contender after a 1-2 start, Mack Brown and the Longhorns have won six straight, remain undefeated in Big 12 play and have climbed back into the rankings; however, the Cowboys, who have won five in a row themselves, will provide a much bigger challenge.
Florida at #10 South Carolina (6 p.m., ESPN2): Steve Spurrier still has his sights set on an SEC Championship, but he needs to keep winning, including this meeting with his alma mater.
Texas Tech vs. #5 Baylor (Cowboys Stadium, 6 p.m., Fox): Baylor continues to roll through its schedule but after its impressive win over Oklahoma last week needs to avoid a letdown against the reeling Red Raiders, who have dropped three straight to tumble from the rankings.
Utah at #6 Oregon (3 p.m., Fox Sports 1): The Ducks most likely had their national championship hopes dashed with their loss to Stanford, but they need to avoid any hangover against Utah, which handed the Cardinal its only loss, to remain in the BCS picture.
#4 Stanford at USC (7 p.m., ABC): Stanford had one of the biggest wins of the year with their defeat of Oregon this past Thursday, but the Cardinal has to avoid any letdown on the road against a resurgent USC team which has won four out of five games by an average of 17.5 points since the firing of Lane Kiffin.


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'Sense of Mourning' Today at Canyon HS
The mood at Canyon High School in New Braunfels today is one of shock, sadness and grief after 1200 WOAI news first reported this morning that sophomore Logan Davidson had died from injuries he received in a fight at the school on Tuesday.
Students say the fight between Davidson and another 15 year old was not a huge brawl.
"First hit, knocked him out," one student told 1200 WOAI's Michael Board.
Davidson then cracked his head against a wall.
He was airlifted to University Hospital in San Antonio, where he died.
Students say there is a 'sense of mourning' at the school.
"Yeah, everyone's sad right now," one student told 1200 WOAI news.
Our thoughts and prayers go to the families of both students involved, and we will all work to protect their privacy at this difficult time," Comal ISD Superintendent Andrew Kim said in a statement.
"Campus and district counselors will be available throughout the week at CHS to assist students and staff process this shocking and tragic event."
The other student in the fight is in juvenile detention charged with aggravated assault. That charge may now be upgraded to murder.


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Now Seeking Vegan-Friendly Breakfast & Brunch Spots from the Portland Metro Area!
Just to update – we've signed on six local businesses now. We have room for small number more, so please get in touch ASAP if you'd like to join us and show off your vegan goods!
Here's a little secret we've been keeping – the makings of a very special, one-of-a-kind Portland Vegan Breakfast Showcase! We've already signed on a couple of top secret, pretty much world-renowned vegan eateries so far, and we're looking to get even more involved! So, here's the deal – if you're a vegan-friendly restaurant, cart, caterer, pop-up, personal chef, and like to feed vegans in the Portland metro area, read on!
If you're a fan of a certain Portlandia establishment and would love to eat even more of their biscuits & gravy, tofu scramble, muffins, breakfast tacos or fresh juices – whatever, we're in, go ahead and send this their way or shoot us an email.
In case you haven't heard….Portland, OR is a wonderful place with lots of vegans who love their brunch, and we'd love to make this event happen!
The details…Portland Vegan Breakfast Showcase at Vida Vegan Bloggers Conference:
This May, Vida Vegan Con is proud to introduce the Portland Vegan Breakfast Showcase for its second international vegan bloggers conference. This Showcase will focus on local, Portland-area vendors and their plant-based breakfast and brunch options, that make them vegan must-visits in a city so well known for its brunch hot spots. We dig your biscuits and gravy, tempeh bacon, tofu scrambles, Benedicts, muffins, and fresh juice (and more!), and we want to share them with our attendees in a very special way.
This showcase will be held during our breakfast hours on Saturday, May 25, 2013. There will be 300-325 attendees stopping by for breakfast, and with a three-day schedule of classes, panels, workshops, and more, we thought we'd help bring even more of Portland's famous vegan options right to them.
The idea is to host a diverse range of restaurants with small portions during our breakfast period, which will be offered small-plate and buffet style.
Our conference is attended by vegan bloggers, photographers, cookbook authors, writers, enthusiasts, the veg-curious, and media types of all sorts—they write about and photograph everything! This would be a fantastic opportunity for them to even ask your chef(s) a question or two so it'd be a good idea to have the chef present, but it is not necessary.
This is a special invitation to our favorite vegan breakfast and brunch options, and we hope you can make it.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to charge purchasers of timber on Indian lands that are held by the United States in trust, or that are subject to restrictions against alienation or encumbrance imposed by the United States, for special services requested by the purchasers in connection with scaling, timber marking, or other activities under the contract of purchase that are in addition to the services otherwise provided by the Secretary, and the proceeds derived therefrom shall be deposited to the credit of the appropriation from which the special services were or will be provided.
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Virtually unprecedented in doll auction history was Theriault's offering two renowned international museum collections in a back-to-back two-day event in New Orleans July 22-23. In the end, a new record was set for American dolls.
Speaking of Dolls: New Orleans convention confirms doll collecting is alive and well
I am happy to report that the doll collecting world is alive and well. I have just returned from the annual United Federation of Doll Clubs convention in New Orleans. Antique doll lovers did what they do best: shop!


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What are you intending to match?
I need to match the aforementioned text so I can remove it with jQuery. Here's what I have:
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I just need the RegEx to match any number in that thousand, since the match never stays the same as posts increase.
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will remove all digits. But, if you expect a comma and/or dot (for decimal) you should use
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But, since you have access to the TD that "contains" this text, can't you simply replace the entire contents of that cell? That would avoid the complexity (and the necessity) of a RegExp.
Which forum software are you using, in case there's a built-in way to do the same thing?
$('#stats td:contains(Total Forum Posts)').html($('#stats td:contains(Total Forum Posts)').html().replace(/Total Forum Posts: [0-9,.]*/g, '');
I ran that in Firebug and I get this: http://prntscr.com/6ivs0
I'm not sure how you would replace the entire contents of a cell with jQuery while keeping the statistics still in check.
I'm using ZetaBoards and it does not have the option to remove individual lines from the board statistics.
There's a mod that removes the board total number of members count - http://resources.zetaboards.com/topic/500148/1/It's likely then that there is also a mod that removes the total form posts count too.
Oh look, perhaps this one. Remove post count - http://resources.zetaboards.com/topic/5079033/1/
The first link links to an InvisonFree code. InvisonFree and Zetaboards are on the same network, but they are two different software's.
The second link links to a code that removes post count in the user details in posts, not the statistics.
This is the first that I've heard of or dealt with zetaboard here. I think that you may be better served by posting your query in the forum that is dedicated to zetaboard matters. That way you will have access to people with a great depth of knowledge in zetaboard matters.
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