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It's gotta be a cruel dream.
After all that scrimping, scraping, slashing and cross-checking to make sure you could pull together the resources to finance a Kings 2012-13 season-seat package, you locked in an entry pass to the coolest party in town.
It starts with Vegas, that annual Frozen Fury exhibition Sept. 29. It leads up to opening night on Oct. 12 for the raising of the NHL championship banner.
You get to the glass doors at Staples Center, arms in the air prepared to be wanded - and you're locked out.
How were you supposed to know you made an investment in what could be the dumbest professional sports organization going today?
Here's a league that has Hollywood thinking it reinvented the sport following the Kings' Quick-and-easy Stanley Cup championship run, and now we're about to have the rink pulled out from under us.
They've turned an L.A. Title Town salsa into a La Tijera In-N-Out drive-thru traffic jam. Nice buzz kill to a killer summer of Stanley Cup ragers.
Any of the Kings' Ice Crew able to scrape up some shavings so we can hold it on our forehead?
Unless someone with a clear vision sees a way to iron things out soon, the owners will make good on a threat to lock the players out of training camps starting at 8:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
Wake us up from this nightmare, Drew Doughty. Give us a good, hard rock into the boards.
There's no way history can repeat itself. The complete loss of the 2004-05 season had to do with much bigger issues and larger egos.
No, it's not the same. But it's almost as lame.
The disagreement focuses on how to split a pile of crown jewels, and it's down to percentage points.
Those on the inside figure this can only last a couple of weeks, maybe a month. Tops. Probably. Maybe.
By then, the season couldn't start on time, and it likely would shrink to a 70-game schedule, much like what happened to the NBA a year ago.
Still, a $3 billion industry should have this all figured out long before it gets to this point.
Commissioner Gary Bettman, going for the hat trick after already commandeering the league through two work stoppages, hedges his bets on fans coming back no matter how long an impasse lasts. He's seen L.A. work around Carmageddon. And he knows even when all was shut down last time, there was no major collateral damage.
Donald Fehr, the well-respected labor leader now in charge of the NHL Players Association, is more level-headed, even though we know him to be the Major League Baseball Players Association rep who was partly responsible for the wipeout of the 1994 World Series.
Each side is trying to spin the story into making it seem they're doing all they can in good faith.
Good riddance.
"The fact is, both the owners and players are doing relatively fine," Ken Dryden, the Hockey Hall of Fame goaltender, wrote in a column for the Toronto Globe & Mail. "(The fight is) not one of economic necessity. (Bettman) needs to win because he won last time, and he's a winner. (The players) need to win because they lost last time, and have to prove they're not losers.
"There's no agreement because neither needs an agreement. It's not a fight they need to have. They fight because they can. There's something not quite right about this."
Hockey has penalty boxes to make examples out of those who fight for no apparent reason. Please, don't put the padlocks on them just yet.
If you're Luc Robitaille, the former Kings star who's now head of the franchise's business end, none of this can make much sense.
The day finally has come when he can tell the organization's season-seat salesmen to cut things off, even though they could fill Staples Center with 100 percent pre-purchased entry passes.
Now he's drawing up provisional refund plans based on how long his instincts tell him this could last.
Maybe the best Kings-related tweet about this came the other day from @LetsGoKings: "No matter what they eventually agree on, I'll be thinking, 'Why couldn't they agree on that before the lockout?'"
ESPN's Barry Melrose tried to keep things light the other day when he said, "Instead of playoff beards, we're going to start growing lockout beards."
We've seen Dustin Brown's playoff beard already. At least he'll look fresh and ready once the sides decide it's financially beneficial for them to start playing again.
Wake us up when it's over. Most already aren't sure the Kings' championship wasn't a dream as well.
8:59 p.m.: Pacific Time today, the designated deadline for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement to be completed between the NHL owners and NHL players association. Otherwise, the owners have agreed 30-0 to authorize a lockout.
$3.3 billion: Revenue to be divided, from last season. The players' current deal says they get 57 percent of it. The owners want to cut that moving forward.
Six years, 49 percent: The owners offer to the players, in terms of the length of the new deal, and the starting number of shared revenue they would receive.
Five years, 54.3 percent: The players' counter offer.
$2.4 million: The average NHL player salary.
Sept. 17: The date the Kings have scheduled to start training camp.
Oct. 11: The date set for the first NHL regular-season games. The Kings' opener is Oct. 12, at home against the N.Y. Rangers.
Oct. 15: The first day players would start drawing pay checks.
Jan. 1: The date of the Detroit-Toronto annual outdoor Winter Classic at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Mich. Neither side wants to see this event canceled.


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The Raiders' miserable season was compounded on Monday with star Raiders fullback confirming he will honour his NRL agreement to move to Brisbane in 2015.
The announcement comes after the Raiders' second straight week of leaking more than 50 points.
"This was a very tough decision for me and my family," Milford said.
"I've been with the club since I was awarded a scholarship at the age of 13. I wouldn't be where I am today if it wasn't for the Raiders.
"I'm 100 per cent committed to the Raiders for the rest of the season."
Last month Raiders CEO Don Furner said "winning matches" was the secret to keeping Milford at the club.
It's clear things haven't gone according to plan.
Just nine matches (3-6) into Ricky Stuart's tenure at the Raiders after leaving Parramatta with the wooden spoon last year, his role is already under the microscope.
Stuart took the fall for the 54-18 Manly clash, then apologised to fans after the Warriors embarrassed his side 54-12 on Saturday.
Player power may have helped trigger the sacking of their former coach David Furner last year, yet White said the playing group remained 100 per cent united behind their new coach.
"I know Ricky came in and took responsibility for the Manly game - but he's not the one out there missing the tackles," White said after the 57 missed tackles across the two games.
"I don't think the focus should be on Ricky for the losses."
Lock Shaun Fensom also praised Stuart for "sticking his hand up and protecting the players".
"That's just the type of bloke he is," he said.
Fensom added that the players weren't having trouble adjusting to life under Stuart.
"All the teams have got the same moves, they're just called different names," he said.
However it's not the Raiders' attack which is their major concern, but their lack of defence on the fringe.
The Eels let in more than 50 points on five occasions under Stuart, yet White warned against bringing his history at the Eels into the equation.
"Anything previous to him coming here shouldn't come into it," White said.
"While he's been here he's been fantastic."
White, who expects Stuart to ring in the changes for this weekend's match against Penrith at Canberra Stadium, also defended the commitment of players at the club.
He denied the highly publicised tug-of-war over the future of Milford had a negative flow-on effect for other players.

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Darkphoenix3450 wrote:
YOu know what FUCK L! FUCK THE MINDLESS FAN-TARDS in the end Death Note was a shitty anime!
it's a matter of opinion really, it started out with a brilliant plot but it went downhill from there. When L died they should've ended it sooner instead of bringing in stupid useless characters, to be honest... I never finished it.
It's my understanding that originally Death Note was going to end when L died, but the creator was asked to make it longer since it was popular enough. Personally, I think it would have been a half-assed ending if they stopped it there. Although the second arc wasn't as good on the whole, I think the ending was totally epic. It actually made me want to cry.
On a side note, anyone who thinks that Death Note is a "mindless fan-tard" anime is mindless himself. If you don't like it, fine, but this isn't like One Piece or something that has kind of problem. Oh wait, that quote was from DarkPhoenix, lol. Now I'm not so surprised by the statement.
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Any mask wearing character.
Mooks. Especially if they wear a helmet or mask are the most easiest to cosplay.
Here's an example of a mook though they are not anime characters... Just ignore the Darth Vader cosplayer.
The best thing about mooks is they don't have any definitive traits and it can be done by almost everyone regardless of race and gender.
I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
I think the easiest to cosplay is L. Man, L gets cosplayed everywhere.
I want to be a mango forever.
L of deathnote. You just buy a plane long-sleeve shirt and some pants. D
anybody in a school themed anime
Casually suffering in Idol Hell™
Almost any side character
L from Death Note (well, to me, it's all the characters with simple hair and simple clothes~)
Account is 98% dead.
Not might be easy but these cosplays are awsome First One is Future Hibari Kyoya and Second one is Future Ryohei Sasagawa from Katekyo Hitman Reborn
Akame ga kill: Anime of 2014!
so we agree a shirt and formal pants, though to cosplay you need to show a distinction. so a wig of any character will do it.
its easy to buy it and where the stuff. i think syaoran would be easy for me all i really need is the green cape and his aviator goggles. plus a brown wig but i think the cape and goggles will do.
on my way to my DREAMS- your smile - through food
Okabe Rintarou.
Lab coat. White T-shirt. Tan pants. Belt. Cheap-looking green slippers (Any shoes would be fine, really. Who would really know what his shoes look like?). Done.
Kamijou Touma
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Yamamoto Takeshi
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only problem that you need to get a shinai, sword or a baseball bat
A Gundam
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I like that!!
Carpe the hell out of this diem.
I think for the
Tohru from Fruits Basket
Noda Megumi from Nodame
Nami from One Piece
Kanon characters
Sunako Nakahara from Yamato Nadeshiko
L from Death Note
Light Yagami from Death Note
Grey from Fairy Tail (XD)
Chiaki Shinichi from Nodame
Takano Kyouhei from Yamato Nadeshiko
Uryuu Ishida from Bleach -- HIS SCHOOL LOOKS
All characters from Slam Dunk
Carpe the hell out of this diem.
man wears a box
box has 1 word written on said box
word is
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there are a couple of reasons you are not capturing the handshake.
1. Are you close enough to the ap and client?
2. Are you on the correct band?
also have you tried analyzing the packets in wireshark? to see what you have got?
It's me again, I've set my router up as WPA TKIP. I have followed Xploitz (wonderful) walkthrough video at hxxp://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=8230&page=33
So far it's been easy to follow, and I'm pretty sure I understand it, but I am stuck at the handshake. Here's what I've got so far..
I have started the airodump in a shell, according to one of the first steps in the video. Next I try this in a second shell:
It has 2 lines after that..Code:aireplay-ng -0 1 -a (Target AP's mac) -c (my faked mac, did it with mac changer) wlan0
Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: AP mac here) on channel 11
Sending 64 directed DeAuth. STMAC: [Faked mac] [ 0|11 ACKs]
So after that I look back in the first shell.. No handshake. I've tried it like, 30 times, and no luck. I've also used this tutorial: hxxp://xxx.macpirate.ch/uploads/Cellys_WPA2_Hack_EN.pdf
It's practially the same, with the same results. Help? I'm going to bed btw, so goodnight, I'll check this tomorrow.
there are a couple of reasons you are not capturing the handshake.
1. Are you close enough to the ap and client?
2. Are you on the correct band?
also have you tried analyzing the packets in wireshark? to see what you have got?
There needs to be an client actually connected to the AP in order for you to be able to capture the handshake. The de-authentication attack will not magically generate the WPA handshake, only force an currently connected client to re-connect to the AP using the correct passphrase, thus exchanging the handshake again. Since you in your command seem to use your own MAC address as the target one it would seem like this is the fact you are missing.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
read more at
Strongly recommend to you to study first about wireless network,authentication methods and encryption types.
Oooh... Now I have to say that makes much more sense.
I've used wireshark for the first time, and I see that it's a packet sniffer. This is going to allow me to see if there are any wireless clients connected to the AP, correct? I don't really know how to use it.. Any tips, or maybe there's a good thread out there?


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Thanks a bunch for posting this message. I have attempted to follow the instructions onto my ThinkPad x61s but ran into some issues along the way. And I am familiar with Linux and have used it for quite sometime; however, I have never dabbled into Linux encryption.
First of all, I have /dev/sda1 as Vista -- I then resized it using GParted so I can have the 100mb boot partition (/dev/sda2), the swap (/dev/sda3), and the root (/dev/sda4). I then switched /dev/sda2 as the boot partition and then saved changes. After everything was done, I booted from my BT USB to verify the fdisk looked well--it did. After creating the partition, I performed the dreadfully long 'dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda4'--this went on for a few hours and then eventually said:
Not knowing if it looked like it performed the task ok, I decided to proceed with your next step (just for the hell of it, I guess).dd: writing to '/dev/sda4' : Input/output error
89610569+0 records in
89610568+0 records out
45880610816 bytes (46GB) copied, 14245.6 s, 2.3 MB/s
bt ~ # EXT3-fs error (device sda4): htree_dirblock_to_tree: bad entry in directory #2: rec_len % 4 != 0 - offset=0, inode=4282461833, rec_len=20019, name_len=227
The ThinkPad comes with the integrated TPM so I see you did the 'modprobe padlock' for your device so I did the 'modprobe tpm' instead. Next, I did the cryptsetup command and it asked for the passphrase, etc. Then I got the following:
I did a 'modprobe dm-crypt' to see if it was loaded and it said it was not found. I did install your cryptsetup package that was linked in your message.Failed to setup dm-crypt key mapping
Check kernel for support for the aes-cbc-essiv:sha256 cipher spec and verify that /dev/sda4 contains at least 258 sectors.
Failed to write to key storage.
Command failed.
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PHILADELPHIA - Senior captain Alyssa Baron capped the largest comeback in program history and gave the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team its fifth straight win with the game-winning jumper with 2.6 seconds left. The Quakers, who trailed by 19 in the first half, also claimed bragging rights over Drexel with the 46-44 win in the Battle for 33rd Street on Saturday afternoon at The Palestra.
At 5-2, Penn has now matched the best seven-game start in program history and has won five straight non-conference games for the first time in 13 years (the 2000-01 squad won seven in a row). Prior to the tenure of head coach Mike McLaughlin, Penn had never won five of its first seven games, but the Quakers have now done so in two of the last three years.
Freshman Sydney Stipanovich, who tied the game with 1:31 to play, finished with her second career double-double and was one rebound shy of becoming the first Quaker in 16 years with 20 boards in one game. Stipanovich had 10 points and 12 rebounds in the second half alone and finished with a team-high 14 points.
Following Stipanovich's game-tying putback, the Penn defense - as it did throughout the matinee matchup - forced a tough shot and Stipanovich pulled down the rebound. When Penn missed a chance to go-ahead on the ensuing possession, that defensive process repeated itself.
That gave Penn possession with 14.0 seconds left and Coach McLaughlin put the ball into the hands of the program's No. 4 all-time leading scorer. Baron drove to her right, found space near the baseline and let go a running jumper that found the bottom of the net.
Drexel, which lost in overtime after tying the game at the buzzer in its last visit to The Palestra, got off a deep three, but it bounced off the back iron and Penn topped the Dragons for the sixth time in the last seven meetings at The Palestra.
If you only watched the first half, it would have been hard to believe the final score. The Quakers had just seven points with under five minutes to play in the opening half. At that point, the Red and Blue had made just two baskets and had seven turnovers. Drexel (4-7) capped a 13-0 run and led 26-7 with 4:33 until the half.
Exactly a year ago to the day, Drexel cruised to a 77-50 win over the Quakers at the Daskalakis Athletic Center. But despite that recent history and the current 19-point deficit, the resilient 2013-14 Penn Quakers were undeterred.
The Red and Blue began to turn things around with the final 10 points before the break. Junior Kara Bonenberger converted a three-point play to break a seven-minute scoring drought. Then junior Renee Busch hit a three and Baron sunk a pair of free throws before Stipanovich closed the half with a layup. That stretch pulled the Quakers within 26-17 at intermission.
Penn then scored the first five points of the second half and the 15-0 run had the Quakers suddenly within four, 26-22, with 18:32 to play.
Drexel maintained that edge for about 10 minutes. The Quakers got as close as two and never trailed by more than six in that time. Penn finally broke through when junior Kathleen Roche single-handedly carried the Quakers into the lead. Down 36-32 with 6:53 to play, Roche buried her second three of the half. After a defensive stop, Roche took the ball straight to the basket and sunk a go-ahead layup with 6:14 to play.
The Dragons struck back with six straight, but Roche came up big once again. Trailing by five with 2:28 to go, she knocked down another three. That led to another stop and Stipanovich tied the game on the next possession, 44-44.
Stipanovich and Roche led the Quakers with 14 and 11 points, respectively. Baron, who was 1-for-14 from the floor before connecting on the game-winner, finished with seven points and a season-high 10 rebounds. Bonenberger had five points and seven boards, while senior captain Meghan McCullough added four points and six rebounds. Stipanovich led the team with two blocks. Sophomore Keiera Ray returned from a knee injury and scored one point in seven minutes in her season debut.
Penn was just 5-of-25 (20.0%) in the first half, but shot at a 36-percent clip in the final 20 minutes. The Quakers were 1-of-11 (9.1%) from three in the opening half, but 4-of-5 (80.0%) from beyond the arc in the second half.
Penn outrebounded Drexel, 30-17, in the second half and 50-42 overall. Penn's 50 rebounds were the most in a game under Coach McLaughlin as the Quakers forced a lot of misses. Penn held the Dragons to 17-of-65 (26.2%) shooting, including 6-of-28 (21.4%) from three. The Quakers also held a 15-2 edge in second-chance points.
The campuses of Penn and Drexel border each other at 33rd Streetand each year the visiting team walks to the opposing gym. The teams have split the last four meetings and Drexel owns a slight 13-11 edge in the all-time series.
The 19-point comeback topped the program record set last year at St. Francis Brooklyn when Penn topped the Terriers, 61-60, after trailing by 18 with 7:29 to play on Dec. 5, 2012. Baron also hit the game-winner in that game with 6.4 seconds to go.
Following a week off for the holiday season, the Quakers will fly to Miami where they will bring in the New Year with a matchup against the Hurricanes. It will be Penn's first-ever visit to Coral Gables and the first all-time meeting with Miami (Fla.). Tip off is set for 2 p.m. on Jan. 1.
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Acute upper airway obstructionAirway obstruction - acute upper
An acute upper airway obstruction is a blockage of the upper airway, which can be in the trachea, voice box (laryngeal), or throat (pharyngeal) areas.
Causes of acute upper airway obstruction include:
- Allergic reactions in which the trachea or throat swell closed, including allergic reactions to a bee sting, peanuts, antibiotics (penicillin), and blood pressure medications (ACE inhibitors)
- Chemical burns and reactions
- Croup
- Epiglottitis (infection of the structure separating the trachea from the esophagus)
- Fire or burns from breathing in smoke
- Foreign bodies -- such as peanuts and other breathed-in foods, pieces of a balloon, buttons, coins, and small toys
- Viral or bacteria infections
- Peritonsillar abscess
- Retropharyngeal abscess
- Throat cancer
- Tracheomalacia
- Trauma
- Vocal cord problems
Symptoms vary depending on the cause, but some symptoms are common to all types of airway blockage. They include:
- Agitation or fidgeting
- Bluish color to the skin (cyanosis)
- Changes in consciousness
- Choking
- Confusion
- Difficulty breathing
- Gasping for air
- Panic
- Unconsciousness
- Wheezing, crowing, whistling, or other unusual breathing noises indicating breathing difficulty
Exams and Tests
Physical examination may show:
- Decreased breath sounds in the lungs
- Rapid, shallow, or slowed breathing
Tests are usually not necessary, but may include:
- Bronchoscopy
- Laryngoscopy
- X-rays
If the person has a complete obstruction and is unable to speak or breathe, the Heimlich maneuver may be lifesaving.
Treatment depends on the cause of the blockage.
- Objects stuck in the airway may be removed with a laryngoscope or bronchoscope.
- A tube may be inserted into the airway (endotracheal tube or nasotracheal tube).
- Sometimes an opening is made directly into the airway (tracheostomy or cricothyrotomy).
Outlook (Prognosis)
Prompt treatment is often successful. However, the condition is dangerous andmay befatal, even if treated.
Possible Complications
Inability to relieve the obstruction can cause:
- Brain damage
- Breathing failure
- Death
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Airway obstruction is an emergency. It is a good idea to learn how to clear an airway of a foreign body by using a method such as the Heimlich maneuver.
Diseases in which airway obstruction develops over a period of hours will allow time to get to a hospital. If an acute airway obstruction occurs, call 911 or your local emergency number for medical help. Do what you can to maintain breathing until medical help arrives.
Prevention depends on the cause of the upper airway obstruction.
The following methods may help prevent an obstruction:
- Eat slowly and chew food completely.
- Don't drink too much alcohol before or while eating.
- Keep small objects away from young children.
- Make sure dentures fit properly
Manno M. Pediatric respiratory emergencies: Upper airway obstruction and infections. In: Marx J, ed. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 166.
Thomas SH, Brown DFM. Foreign bodies. In: Marx J, ed. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 57.
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Review Date: 7/16/2011
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Before I go any further I think it's important to say that I've searched the internet and the remote-exploit forums high and low for an answer to my problem. If this has been covered somewhere, I'm sorry, but I can't find it after 2 days straight of searching and trying various solutions. That said, here it goes.
I have a AWUS036H 500mW adapter, and a Netgear WG111v2 adapter. I'm using them in Backtrack 4 pre-final on my eee 1000. Each are based on the same realtek chipset and use the same driver (rtl8187).
There seems to be a bitrate cap when using this driver, of about 1mb/s.
Under "iwlist wlan0 rate" it shows up as having unknown rates, but with a current rate of 1mb/s. Now normally I would think that it may just be a faulty reading, so long as the card was actually getting a better throughput, but it's not. When doing a test with scp/local transfers over the lan, or something like speedtest, it comes up pretty consistently as 1mbps, never going above that. So, I have tried things like setting the rate manually, (iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M) and (iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M fixed). These only seem to make it say that it is getting 54mbps even though it is still capped at 1mbps. Now, as far as doing things like cracking a wep key around the house, these cards both perform just fine with the rtl8187 driver (and with the older r8187 driver I've tried as well), this isn't the issue. The problem is that when connected to an AP I consistently get 1mbps. And this isn't a bandwidth issue, this is with any local transfers as well. Also, the reason I know it's this driver/card is because this problem does not occur with my internal ralink chipset. It gets rates that are acceptable when connected to the same access point. To further troubleshoot this problem, I've changed security modes (opn, wep, etc.) to see if it was just having a problem with a type of security, but the cap remained regardless. If anyone has any experience with this, I kindly ask of you to enlighten me. It's very difficult to test ettercap on my network with my alfa card when it can't get bandwidth to route traffic in the first place. As another troubleshooting step I also changed power levels and rates to different values to see if it would help, but nothing has done a thing for it.
I can only imagine how busy everyone is, and I would be more than a little appreciative if anyone can show me the way on this. Thank You.


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Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance Joins Forces with Marygrove Friday, Oct. 12.
Marygrove College is living proof that the city of Detroit is so much more than its often-reported headlines of failing schools and lost opportunities. As hosts of a Community Session on Urban Leadership for the national Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance (KFLA) on Friday, Oct. 12, the College is helping to rewrite the story about what is strong in Detroit; like the will of its people or the resolve of its long-standing institutions to provide access to quality education.
Roughly six years of thoughtful planning and hard work has come to fruition this year for Marygrove with an exciting award of $1.5 million in funding from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, one of the country's leading philanthropic institutions. The grant is supporting the College's Urban Leadership Vision in the form of a program called Building Our Leadership in Detroit (BOLD). The program is designed to transform the way students develop as leaders at Marygrove College.
Executed through the College's Office of Urban Leadership, BOLD seeks to partner with national experts such as the KFLA to build ongoing community outreach programs. The grant will be used over the course of three years for programming and additional staff, to ultimately help position Marygrove as a qualified center for urban study and leadership. The phased program will eventually mandate a signature, four-year iterative academic experience for ALL students, regardless of major.
"As an institution serving the community of Detroit, I believe that we have a responsibility to capitalize on our location and improve outcomes for students and families," says Dr. David J. Fike, Marygrove College President. "With the support of KFLA, BOLD will enable the College to sustain a long-term commitment to enhance urban leaders, and produce meaningful community change."


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Deep Purple leads fans' list for 2014 Rock Hall induction
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Deep Purple has the public's support for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The British group, which is perhaps best known for the 1973 hit "Smoke on the Water," is leading a Rolling Stone Readers' Poll on which artists should become the Rock Hall's Class of 2014.
The Smiths are taking second place on the list, followed by KISS. Prog rock pioneers Yes and The Moody Blues round out the top five. Cheap Trick, which has sixth place, and the late Warren Zevon, who ranks seventh. haven't ever appeared on a Rock Hall ballot despite being eligible for induction for at least ten years. The late Gram Parsons, who wasn't inducted with The Byrds in 1991, has the number eight spot. Chicago, another longtime-eligible band that has yet to appear on a ballot, is coming in at number nine. Nirvana, who is just becoming eligible in 2014, rounds out the list.
Rolling Stone Readers' Poll list for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2014
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2. The Smiths
4. Yes
5. The Moody Blues
6. Cheap Trick
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VIDEO: Chaos Inside LAX Terminal During Friday Shooting
Video from TMZ shows some of the scene inside the terminal this morning at LAX during the shooting and the chaos that followed:
A photo of the suspected shooter has been released, Paul Ciancia, 23, a Los Angeles resident:
Naturally, it was a nightmare for fliers at LAX after the shooting, executive director of Los Angeles Airports Gina Marie Lindsey explained just how vast the effect of the day's events was,
"Between 9:30 this morning and approximately 3pm this afternoon there were about 746 flights that were affected. 46 of those were diverted to other local airports, the rest were either held on the ground here at LAX, or at their originating airports."
Travelers are being advised to stay away from LAX until Saturday.
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KELLER — A ferry that has carried vehicles across the Columbia River upstream of the Grand Coulee Dam for 65 years made its last trip on Sunday.
The aging Martha S. was known as the Keller Ferry. It was operated by the state Transportation Department to connect Lincoln and Ferry counties on Highway 21.
The ferry had a crew of 2 and could carry up to a dozen cars on the crossing of a little more than a mile.
The Seattle Times reports there will be no Keller Ferry for five weeks while ramps are improved for a new ferry to be dedicated Aug. 14.
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Online tool that helps how the insurance rules and limits apply to a depositor's specific group of deposit accounts—what's insured and what portion (if any) exceeds coverage limits at that bank.
Learn if your bank is insured, view locations, track history, and more.
The secure Internet channel for FDIC-insured institutions to conduct business and exchange information with the FDIC.
The inventory of other assets for sale -- including office furniture, fixtures, and equipment.
News and Information about Financial Education from the FDIC
In This Issue
Message from the FDIC
If you're like me, you constantly struggle to stay on top of the latest developments to do your work effectively. Thats why this edition of Money Smart News calls your attention to several updated or new financial education products and resources from FDIC. We are constantly updating our curriculum to stay on the cutting edge of effective financial education for target populations, and we hope these updates enable you to achieve positive outcomes in your financial education programs.
This edition also discusses a recent report from the FDIC that may be of interest for Money Smart educators interested in opportunities for unbanked or underbanked households to access a basic, affordable bank account for transactions or savings. We recently concluded a pilot program with nine banks that offered low-cost, FDIC-insured checking and savings accounts under the FDIC's "safe account" pilot program. The study will hopefully inform Money Smart educators about some opportunities to help low- and moderate-income consumers get access to a basic banking relationship with an insured financial institution.
Building a more inclusive financial marketplace will require both consumers capable to use financial services effectively and FDIC-insured banks that offer convenient and affordable products and services responsive to the needs of their communities. We appreciate your efforts to utilize the Money Smart financial education program to improve opportunities for consumers to effectively manage their financial well-being.
As always, if you have a question, a recommendation or a Money Smart success story to share with us, please send an e-mail to email@example.com.
Mark Pearce
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Updated Money Smart Curriculum for Self-Paced Learning
The FDIC has redesigned and updated the English version of the Money Smart Computer-Based Instruction (CBI) program. The new CBI features a game-based design and separate learning tracks for adults and young adults that also are consistent with the current instructor-led curriculums. An update to the Spanish version of the CBI is scheduled to be released by early 2013. Learn more at http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/mscbi/mscbi.html.
Webcast Helps Educators Teach the New Money Smart Curriculum for Entrepreneurs
In the Spring 2012 edition of Money Smart News, we reported that the FDIC and the U.S. Small Business Administration successfully launched an instructor-led financial education curriculum on the basics of money management for small businesses. In a new development, on July 17, the FDIC hosted a webcast that discussed details on how educators can use the curriculum -- Money Smart for Small Business -- to serve those who want to learn the basics of managing a business effectively, whether they are new or existing entrepreneurs. To listen to an archived recording of the webinar, get additional information or place an order for the curriculum, visit http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/business.html. Organizations that are interested in helping small businesses by using the curriculum can go to the same Web site to learn how to join the FDICs training alliance.
FDIC Publishes Money Smart Resource for Elementary School Students
Bankers and their community partners have been asking for Money Smart resources that elementary school students can use in the classroom or at home. The FDIC has now published a coloring/activity book for youth ages 811 that is designed to gently introduce key personal finance concepts. The FDIC also has produced a teachers manual for use by anyone leading a group of youngsters in a discussion about money and finances. To learn more and to order these resources go to https://catalog.fdic.gov/.
Wanted: Your Help Evaluating the Money Smart for Young Adults CurriculumThis fall, the FDIC will be continuing its study of how the Money Smart for Young Adults curriculum influences the choices participants make in managing their finances. We are recruiting educators who plan to use this curriculum over the next several months in a school with students ages 14 to 18. Selected teachers will be asked to provide information about their use of the curriculum and to have their students take pre- and post-training surveys about their financial knowledge and behavior. Those selected will receive a stipend for their help with this important research, which will be used by the FDIC to evaluate and improve the curriculum. The study results also will be disseminated to the financial education community nationwide. If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please call 1-800-287-1581, e-mail email@example.com or go to http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/study.html. If you are not planning to use the Money Smart for Young Adults curriculum but you know of others who may be interested our program, please share this with them.
Newsletter Offers Tips on Buying a CD, Paying for Education, Financing a Car
Big purchases -- and the financial decisions that come with them -- can have major implications for consumers. The Spring 2012 issue of FDIC Consumer News features practical tips for buying a certificate of deposit (CD), paying for higher education, and financing the purchase of a car. This issue also offers suggestions on how to solve a problem with a financial institution. Financial educators are encouraged to use FDIC Consumer News as a supplemental handout for students. See this issue of the newsletter and subscription information (the newsletter is available free) at http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/news/cnspr12/index.html.
FDIC Pilot Program Shows Financial Institutions Can Benefit from Low-Cost "Safe Accounts"
The FDICs report summarizing its one-year model "safe accounts" pilot program suggests that opportunities exist for financial institutions to offer low-cost transaction and savings accounts to underserved and low- and moderate-income consumers. The report said that the FDICs account template, which focuses on low-cost, electronic payments, is flexible enough to be used by bankers with positive results. The full report, which includes valuable lessons learned by the nine institutions that participated in the pilot, can be read or printed at http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/template/SafeAccountsFinalReport.pdf.
White House Issues Resource Guide to Improving Financial Literacy and Capability
The Obama Administration has published a new resource guide to help educators, community leaders and others teach Americans to better understand and address basic financial matters. In particular, the guide encourages the formation of partnerships to promote financial education and economic inclusion. To read or print the guide, go to
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'Brennan took a closer look at Hodgson during the last four months in Rochester. They played together with the Sabres' minor-league club during the lockout, and the experience made Brennan believe the hype. Now he's adding to it.'
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In addition to Joel's uncanny blending ability, he has privileged access to many of the best and as yet undiscovered fruit sources in the Napa Valley. Joel Gott wines are therefore remarkable values, offering gobs of classic California fruit, good structure and excellent balance.
Of course, Joel is also the proud proprietor of Gott's Roadside, Napa Valley's red hot retro-chic "hamburger joint" on Highway 29, and most recently, in San Francisco as well. Robert Parker once proclaimed a meal at Taylor's one of the finest meals of the year in the Wine Advocate!


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Excerpts from The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan, copyright ©1989 by Amy Tan. Used by permission of G.P. Putnam's Sons, a division of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
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Visit the public newsfeed to stay in tune with conversations among your workmates, and to see other updates about their activities. The "Following" view of the newsfeed generally contains items that you're likely to find most relevant and interesting. Here you primarily see posts created by people you're following, and posts pertaining to other content you're following, such as tags and documents. In addition to the "Following" view, you might occasionally be interested in browsing the "Everyone" view, the organization-wide newsfeed.
Note: Your organization may customize or restrict some of the features described in this article.
What do you want to do?
Browse posts in the Following view of the newsfeed
The Following view of the newsfeed contains posts related to people and content you're currently following, as summarized in the following table:
Browse posts in the Everyone view of the newsfeed
The Everyone view of the newsfeed contains conversations started by anyone in your organization, whether or not you're following them. As such, you'll see all conversations found in the Following view here, plus all conversations started by other people.
You might browse the Everyone view of the newsfeed if you want a broader view of what people are talking about at your organization, or if you're new to the company and you want to find people of interest.
You only see conversations in the Everyone view. You don't see updates about people and content that you're following.


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PC World.com –
Call From the Future
It's one thing to know what the next iPhone is going to look like. It's an entirely different matter to know what phones will be like a few years down the road.
This slideshow is a collection of our favorite futuristic phone designs, ranging from realistic to not-so-much. Some come from the desks of design firms. Others come from the minds of folks who know their way around Photoshop and have a little too much free time on their hands. Still others are real prototypes from handset makers.
We probably won't be getting our hands on any of these babies for a few years, but most of them contain a kernel of an idea that could make its way into the mainstream, such as OLED displays and pico projectors.
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[ 19 Weird but Real Gadgets and Gizmos ]
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One Direction Added To New Guinness World Record Book
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One Direction has found its way into the Guinness World Record Book. The British boy band has made an entry in the 2015 edition of the book, which is due out next week.
The boys are the first act in history to debut at number one with their first three albums. Their albums Take Me Home, Up All Night and Midnight Memories all earned the top spot when they debuted on U.S. charts over the past two years.
First act to debut at #1 in the USA with their first 3 albums. Congrats @onedirection! #gwr60 http://t.co/yyrDUmBXOf pic.twitter.com/gAmfUXqZHy
— GuinnessWorldRecords (@GWR) September 4, 2014
The guys are set to take the stage at the iHeartRadio Music Festival later this month at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas.
Meanwhile, Katy Perry enters the 2015 Guinness book as the musician with the most Twitter followers. Shakira is the most "liked" person on all of Facebook, and Miley Cyrus now holds the title of the most searched-for pop star on the Internet.
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Got 5 minutes to spare? Then you've got time to clean up your hard drive. It takes only a few minutes out of your busy day to get rid of temporary files that could be taking up space without you even realizing it. Let's get this done!
On your Windows 7 computer, search Disk Cleanup in the the search box in the Start Menu. Then click the icon.
If you're using Windows 8.1, search "free up disk space" and click on Free up disk space by deleting unnecessary files.
Windows will scan your computer and show you the files it thinks you might want to delete. This includes downloaded program files, temporary Internet files, temp files, offline web pages and archived Windows error reports. It will also show you how much space each of these things are taking up. This is a screen shot on my computer. Yep, that's a whopping 1.26 GB of space that can be freed up. You can click on each category to see an explanation of what those types of files do on your computer. Mark a check next to the types of files you wish to clean up. You can also choose to view those files to see exactly what you'll be deleting. Then click OK to start the clean-up.
Even with the large amount of files I had hogging space on my disk, it only took a couple of minutes to finish the task. Don't you wish it was that easy to clean out a closet.
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Shimey Wilhelm – Portland, Oregon to Etty Junik (bas R' Aaron) – Crown Heights
Shalom Ber Wolberg – Manchester, England to Deena Schanowitz – Chicago, IL
L'Chaim: Tonight (Thursday) at FREE
Moshe Joseph – Melbourne, Australia to Goldie Perlman – Kingston, PA
L'Chaim: Tonight (Thursday) at 591 Montgomery St.
Baby boy to Chaim & Rochel (nee Raices) Telsner – Normal, IL
Baby boy to Menachem & Chaya (nee Gutnick) Korf – Melbourne, Australia
Baby boy to Sruli & Dina Krasnianski – Crown Heights
Baby boy to Yossi & Devorah Leah (nee Seliger) Schulman – Kingston, PA
Baby boy to Eliyahu & Ariellah (nee Bar) Goldbloom – Chicago, IL
Mordechai Gutnick – Los Angeles, CA to Sara Gila Brooks – Edgware, England
L'Chaim: Thursday night at 827 Montgomery St.
A women named Mushky sent in a poem she prepared that describes her feelings towards the Tznius of women and girls • Read Poem
Rabbi Yosef Kalmenson, the revered dean at Yeshivas Beis Dovid Shlomo, said the rabbinic school was given "a unique blessing" when it opened 45 years ago. "We are busting at our seams here," said Rabbi Yosef Lustig, principal of the yeshiva. "This will allow us to expand" • Full Article
Last week, the seventh and eighth grade programs of camp Chayolei Hamelech went on a grand trip to the Mountain Creek Waterpark in New Jersey, where all the bochurim had a great time, of course all while proudly displaying their Yarmulke and Tzitzis • Photos
"What is that red building?" "Who built that fort?" "How long did take you to build it?" "How big is ten Amos?" Yitzi Kassowitz, owner of Jbrick and professional Lego designer, answered these and many more questions as he gave a special hands-on presentation of the Bais Hamikdosh that he built out of Lego • Full Story, Photos


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Joseph Joseph Fruit Invaders Chopping Board
Your banana is warming up, ammo fully stocked. The watermelon energy shields are up and running. In the distance you can hear the rumble of the green apple ships, the first wave of destruction. This is it. Your time to shine. Then you snap out of it and realise you're just chopping up some fruit salad. That was a brilliant daydream though, wasn't it?
Star Wars Chopsticks
£11, firebox.com
You could describe these Star Wars chopsticks as replica laser weapon nutrition holding implements. Or you can stop being clever and just use them to shovel noodles down your ravenous gullet. May the fork no longer be with you.
Canon shot glass lens set
£30, purelygadgets.co.uk
These Canon lenses may not take shots in the traditional photographic sense, but they'll happily store your tipple of choice until it's time to neck it down. Just try not to confuse them with the real deal. An expensive, not to mention sticky mistake...
Taylors Eye Witness 5 piece coloured knife block set
£25, amazon.co.uk
Even the colour blind will be able to appreciate the minimalistic beauty of this stylish knife set. Stored in a clear acrylic block, each knife is colour coded for ease of use. If you still end up mixing up the bread knife with the chef's knife then we're afraid you're just not cut out for this level of culinary operation. Back to peeling spuds for you. Off you go.
Click n' Cook
£35, iwantoneofthose.com
If your kitchen's more cramped than a hobbit's flat in a model village then you'll know that space is at a premium. Enter the Click n' Cook, a modular cooking implement set featuring spatula and mixer attachments with a single removable handle to share between them. Lock, load and mix your heart out.
TomTom wants to reward you for good driving
Olympus introduces SZ-31MR and SH-25MR to its Traveller series
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What steps have you taken so as you can say that they completely do not show up ?
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Have you started networking ?
How are you running BT4 ? VM, DVD, HDD, USB, Live, Live with persistent changes ?
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Joey Benik (F) – Penticton Vees
Penticton hockey history is full of big goals and big moments and Joey Benik provided one of the biggest on Sunday night, scoring the game-winning goal with 51.3 seconds to go in the third period to give Penticton a 4-3 win over the Woodstock Slammers and help the Vees win the RBC Cup as national Junior A champions. Penticton's leading scorer in the regular season and playoffs, Benik was unusually quiet until Sunday, scoring just a pair of goals in five games. But his third was the biggest of a long and successful season for the Vees, completing their comeback from a 3-2 third-period deficit and giving the city its first national title since the Penticton Knights were Centennial Cup champions in 1986.
Ben MacSwain (F) – Woodstock Slammers
While goaltender Matt Murphy did his part with a 40-save performance, it will be Ben MacSwain that will forever be a part of hockey lore in Woodstock, N.B., for scoring the biggest goal in Slammers history – the overtime winner to give Woodstock a 4-3 win over the Humboldt Broncos and send the Maritime Hockey League champions to the championship game at the 2012 RBC Cup. MacSwain needed just 35 seconds of overtime to end the national championship dreams of the host team, finding a loose puck in a scramble in front of the Humboldt net and beating Broncos netminder Matt Hrynkiw to make the Slammers the first MHL team to reach the final since Halifax won it all when it hosted in 2002.
John Kleinhans (G) – Soo Thunderbirds
There were no games on the ice, but Kleinhans, as he was for most of the preliminary round, was the talk of Humboldt after the Soo goaltender took home both the Most Valuable Player and Top Goaltender awards from Friday night's awards banquet. There was simply no player more valuable to his team than Kleinhans, who stopped a remarkable 182 of 194 shots in four starts – an average of 45-and-a-half saves per game – and is arguably the biggest reason the Thunderbirds will play this weekend. Kleinhans made 44 saves in the tournament-opening win over Penticton, and followed that up with save totals of 68, 39 and 30 to help the Soo reach the final four and setup a rematch with the Vees on Saturday night.
Andrew Johnston (F) – Humboldt Broncos
Andrew Johnston was arguably the best player on the tournament's best team through the preliminary round, and capped off an impressive four-game stretch with two goals in Humboldt's 5-3 win over the Portage Terriers on Thursday night, which capped a perfect prelin for the Broncos. Johnston, who led the tournament with five goals and seven points in four games, had what has to rank as one of the strangest multi-goal games of his young career – he gave Humboldt its first lead at 2-1 on a second period penalty shot, and scored the eventual game-winner early in the third period from outside the Portage blue-line, as his dump-in skipped and changed direction past Terriers goaltender Adam Iwan to give Humboldt a 4-2 lead.
Michael Garteig (G) – Penticton Vees
With his team's season on the line for the second night in a row, Michael Garteig ensured the Penticton Vees would live to play another day, making 20 saves in the Vees' 3-1 win over the Portage Terriers, clinching a semifinal spot for the Pacific Region champions. Garteig made only 20 stops but came up big when he had to, including a remarkable stick save off Brendan Harms late in the second period, saving a sure goal that would have given the Terriers a 2-0 lead entering the final 20 minutes. Garteig was the Vees No. 1 netminder all season, posting a ridiculous 41-4 record and a miniscule 1.93 goals against average, but was just 4-3 in seven games prior to Wednesday since returning from an injury midway through the Doyle Cup.
Joey Benik (F) – Penticton Vees
Desparately needing a victory to avoid a shocking 0-3 start, the Penticton Vees turned to their leading scorer for help. Joey Benik tipped in a Mike Reilly point shot 2:41 into the third period to give the Vees a lead they would not relinquish en route to their first win of the 2012 RBC Cup, a 2-1 decision over the Woodstock Slammers. Benik's goal awakened the dormant Penticton power play, giving the man advantage unit its first goal in 13 chances, and gave the Vees their first lead of the tournament after they spent the 167:38 over three games either trailing or tied. Benik has been lights-out for Penticton all season – he led the Vees with 96 points during the regular season, and topped the scoring chart with 26 in the playoffs.
Robert Visca (F) – Woodstock Slammers
With the Woodstock Slammers needing a victory to avoid joining Penticton at the bottom of the standings at 0-2, Robert Visca got the East Region champions started off on the right foot, scoring just 55 seconds after the puck dropped and helping set up Andrew Langan's 2-0 goal 15 minutes later as the Slammers jumped out to a 3-0 lead after 20 minutes en route to a 4-1 win over Portage. Woodstock's leading goal scorer during the playoffs, Visca picked an ideal time for his first of the RBC Cup, picking up a loose puck off a scrambled face-off and finding space between the legs of Terriers' netminder Adam Iwan, putting the Slammers on the road to an important first victory as they joined Portage and the Soo in second place at 1-1.
John Kleinhans (G) – Soo Thunderbirds
Why not a return engagement for the Soo Thunderbirds' remarkable netminder? John Kleinhans makes his second appearance in as many days as RBC Cup Star of the Day, this time thanks to a 68-save performance in a 4-3 double overtime loss to the Portage Terriers. Kleinhans faced 72 shots in just over 99 minutes of work, made 22 saves alone in the first period and made mind-boggling stop after mind-boggling stop to give the Thunderbirds a chance for an unlikely 2-0 start. Despite the loss, Kleinhans has stopped a ridiculous 112 of 117 shots through two games, giving him a better-than-respectable .957 goals against average and showing why he led NOJHL goaltenders in every major statistical category this season.
John Kleinhans (G) – Soo Thunderbirds
Facing a Penticton team that averaged close to six goals a game in the regular season, and had scored six in each of its last two games during the Doyle Cup series, John Kleinhans shut the door and stole a win for the Soo Thunderbirds. Kleinhans stopped 11 shots in the first period, 18 in the second and 15 more in the third to finish with 44 stops and lead the Thunderbirds to an unlikely tournament-opening 2-1 victory over the Vees, who lost for just the 11th time in 81 games this season. It was the netminder's second consecutive stand-on-his head performance – Kleinhans made 44 saves in the Soo's 5-3 win over Stouffville in the Dudley Hewitt Cup final, a game in which the Thunderbirds were outshot 47-16.


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Music Faculty Artist Series: Anne Waltner, piano and Amelia Chan, violin
When Saturday February 15, 2014 @ 7:30 PM (1256 days ago)
Where Martin Chapel
Duration 1 hour 30 minutes
Join Concertmaster of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Ms. Amelia Chan, and newest EMU music faculty member Dr. Anne Waltner as they present an evening of duo violin and piano repertoire. Infrequently-heard works by Rebecca Clarke and Eugene Ysaye will be juxtaposed with favorites from the duo canon by Gabriel Faure, Fritz Kreisler, and Sergei Prokofiev.
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'"My job description is to help Lindy any way I can, starting today right through the end of the playoff run," Dineen said Monday. "That's our goal, to try and help him win a Cup. That means providing players that are ready to go and giving him feedback on players."'
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An executive headteacher has been appointed to a free school which could open without a single permanent building.
A site for Park Community School has not yet been confirmed, despite the fact it is meant to be opening its doors to pupils in six months time.
From September, youngsters could be taught in temporary buildings constructed in the Raynes Park or Motspur Park areas, in the latest plan for a new school in Merton.
New executive headteacher Rachel Jacob will be taking the helm at both Park Community and Benedict Primary School from September, having proven success at Hillcross Primary School in Ashridge Way, Morden.
Benedict Primary, Mitcham, was placed in special measures following an inspection in March last year and was told it must convert to an academy.
The report criticised the quality of teaching, weak achievement of pupils in reading, writing and mathematics and low levels of attendance.
It has since been taken over by Morden-based charity Chapel St.
Speaking about Park Community, Mrs Jacob said: "Chapel St is waiting for the final decision from the Department of Education.
"If we haven't secured a permanent site we will be looking at a temporary building.
"That's something we're working really hard on.
"I don't know where the temporary site will be.
"It is completely out of our hands."
Mrs Jacob said the school is already over-subscribed for September, with more than 100 applications for 60 places.
She added: "There's a real need for additional schools.
"I am really excited; I think it is an exciting time for both communities."
Mrs Jacob said she will spend three days a week at Benedict and two days at Park, and have an office in both locations.
At Hillcross she is credited with having led the school from a satisfactory Ofsted rating to outstanding in 15 months.
The school had just emerged from special measures.
A Department of Education spokesperson said: "The Education Funding Agency is continuing to finalise arrangements for the site for the Park Community School.
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What if gout should prove to be a sensitization or anaphylaxis to uric acid that does not exist in the non-gouty?
Foreign protein sensitization or anaphylaxis was the basis of Dr. Rutledge's coup.
Recent workers with pollens come near the truth in describing hay fever as an anaphylaxis.
On the basis of these facts it is seen that anaphylaxis is simply another variety of immunity.
The important bearing of anaphylaxis on clinical practice is obvious.
He has added an excellent chapter on "Recent Work on anaphylaxis."
Viewed in this light the development of immunity to insect bites assumes a place in the larger problem of anaphylaxis.
The anaphylaxis theory halts a little at this point and is not exactly clear about the mechanism of that first poisoning.
Another and most interesting phase of my subject is the relation of nut feeding to anaphylaxis.
The inherited form of hay fever is explained by the well-known transmission of anaphylaxis to the offspring.
anaphylaxis an·a·phy·lax·is (ān'ə-fə-lāk'sĭs)
n. pl. an·a·phy·lax·es (-lāk'sēz)
Hypersensitivity induced by preliminary exposure to a substance and usually producing a contraction of smooth muscle and a dilation of blood vessels.
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When Eleanor's babysitter Bibi moves far away, Eleanor is devastated. Life without her favorite person is hard. Everything Eleanor used to like to do is now unpleasant and sad because it reminds her of Bibi. It's awful - way worse than pickle juice on a cookie. Things get even worse when Eleanor's parents hire a NEW babysitter.
Written in verse, this short, charming novel explores loss in a fresh way - no one dies; Bibi has only moved away and still cares very much about Eleanor. Eleanor learns to accept and even come to like her new babysitter, but no one can ever replace Bibi.
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University colloquium with Simon Bronner "Plain and Frum: The Amish and Hasidim Compared as Folk Gro
When Wednesday January 23, 2013 @ 4:00 PM (1647 days ago)
Where University Commons, Mainstage theater
Duration 1 hour
Dr. Dr. Simon J. Bronner, distinguished university professor of American studies and Folklore at Penn State University, will give the colloquium presentation. Dr. Bronner is an American folklorist, ethnologist, historian, educator and author.
The colloquium presentation will be followed for a short reception in Common Grounds at 5:00 pm.
Dr. Bronner's personal website includes links to his blog and other information.
Intended Audience General Public
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Evil visited this community today, so declared Connecticut Gov. Dan Malloy. Malloy was one of many who mentioned evil as the root source of Friday's mass murder at an elementary school in Newtown. At first glance it would certainly seem to be an accurate statement. Only the most demonic would open fire on a classroom full of [Read More…]
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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by Zordon, Feb 25, 2013.
Snyder is completely within his rights to do so and I really hope that he does. It would be an open and shut case and I would hope that the court would be punitive against the NFL's leadership who are repeat offenders.
I hope he goes after the league for collusion. File suit in DC and see what the NFL does.
Snyder should keep watch on his race horses.
Judge Doty just threw out the Player's collusion case. I don't see how an owner would have a better chance than the union, who would be the injured party.
Doty threw out the case because the NFLPA agreed in this last CBA that they had waived any claims of collusion from the past. Dumbest concession ever! Doty also denied the claim because the NFLPA signed off on the penalties to begin with.
The Redskins/Cowboys case is no where near as dead as the NFLPA's case. The original arbitrator also didn't rule out the Redskins/Cowboys right to take the case to court. All the arbitrator did/didn't do was not rescind the penalties.
Also, the notion that the NFLPA was the injured party in this case is a joke. The damages that could be claimed by the NFLPA are speculative, at best. The REAL injured parties were the ones that were blackballed by a group of owners whom Jerry Jones and Danieal Snyder have combined to generate more revenue for them than entire divisions worth combined.
Awfully fishy that the teams that were illegally under that imaginary salary cap floor weren't also punished for violating the polar end of that handshake agreement, eh?
I would love to see Synder take the NFL to court. It would be interesting to see if Danny boy could delay free agency.
Bingo. Tampa and JVille were FAR below the floor and "got away with it"
No doubt there is quite a bit of fire behind this smoke.
Duty threw it out because of the NFLPA's waiver of any collusion claims prior to the signing of the CBA. The NFLPA tried ot argue duress but Doty rejected the argument. That logically made sense.
Unless there is some secret documents whereby the Redskins agreed to abide by some salary cap then they absolutely have claim.
The Redskins are a privately held firm and market competitors are not allowed to strongarm them into something like payroll limitations to contract parameters.
We know you like the NFL trust but it is what it is.
Smart move by Jerry to let the Skins be the ones going after the league while he has no fingerprints on any of this.
That way if the Skins win, we get our cap space back and if the Skins lose, they are the ones the owners are pissed at and not Dallas. So Jerry can still get his SB since he will not be the guy everybody is pissed at.
Smart move by Jerry here.
sometimes he is not so dumb
What thinking the same thing. Use the skins as the Lab Rat
They were showing Jerry's in bus on NFL AM today and the driver said that yesterday Jerry and Dan were sitting together having a chat. Wonder what that may have been about....
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I love that ...Lost plank.
But protect your tail and shorten up that leash loop:)
To the OP:
I'm exactly your height and weight and go shorter 5-9" wider 20 3/4" and thinner 2 3/8" for a fish.
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I love that ...Lost plank.
But protect your tail and shorten up that leash loop:)
To the OP:
I'm exactly your height and weight and go shorter 5-9" wider 20 3/4" and thinner 2 3/8" for a fish.
lost plank is great ...
I ride a 5'6" fishcuit .I'm 6'1" 195lbs I'd go short ! As mentioned this board packs a ton o' foam. for example.
5'6" fishcuit volume = 36L
My 6'2" Shortboard = 29L
Have fun ~
i dont know where ur located, but chk out the brian wynn models. the fishcuit is a very fat chunky thick railed board. I didnt like it and Im 190. I ride a 6'0 wynn and i could probably go shorter by an inch or two. i think brian makes better fish than CI.
Not knowing your ability, what you normally ride, or where you'll surf, I'd say the right sized Fishcuit for somebody your size and weight, in relatively small, gutless Daytona Beach surf, would be around 5'6. You could even go smaller, but if you plan on riding it in tiny, weak knee high surf, a bit more foam will help. If you plan on riding it in waist high on up, go smaller for sure.
There are a lot of "Rocket Fishes" on the market, so I'm not sure which one you're talking about. But generally speaking, you want to go a couple inches longer than a Fishcuit, but a couple inches shorter than your HPSB for about the same volume.
Thanks for the help. :D
if you rode your friends board and loved it ,then you're good to go . If he bought it off the rack it's probably 2 7/8" - 3" thick ! Have fun ~
The whole idea behind the fishcuit design is shorter, wider, thicker. 20 1/4 x 2 5/8 @ your size could easily be a 5'6 to 5'8 board. I'm 6'1 and 205 and can ride a 6'2 fish. Hope that helps you out.
If i were you I would get a 5'6" x 20 1/4 x 2 9/16 those dimensions are money for your height and weight!!!!!!
I am 5-8 and weigh 155lbs and intermediate advanced adn I ride a 5'-5 x 19-14" x 2-3/8" Round Nose Fish, which is a more performace style fish (less volume) and the board floats me well. The Fishcuit is a more of a retro style fish outline with modern shortboard bottom contours, and it packs tons of volume. Granted a Round Nose Fish and a Fishcuit are two completely different sticks but I would ride a 5'-2" or 5'-4" , maybe a 5-6 to use as a longobard alternative.
It really depends on your level of ability I think. Ride what your comfortable with. A good groveler can stay in your quiver for a long time you will always need one on the east coast.


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Lawrence M. Benveniste, Ph.D., is former dean of Emory University's Goizueta Business School. He also holds the academic position of the Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Finance.
Prior to his current role, Benveniste served as Dean of the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota. He rose to the rank of dean from his faculty position as the U.S. Bancorp Professor of Finance. He also served on the faculties of Boston College, Northwestern University, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Rochester.
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