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Man you lazy people are sure lucky I'm in such a good mood this morning.
I have already searched the forums for a nice WPA(2) wordlist, but i did not like the ones i have downloaded.
Could anyone point me in the right direction to find a nice English wordlist that is around 3.5GB
Man you lazy people are sure lucky I'm in such a good mood this morning.
Thanks man, sorry about that. just college work can be intense sometimes, and i resort to being lazy... i would have to agree
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Joanne was a big under dog in this fight and was reminded of it most of the week by a lot of media. Never got out of first gear, for 115 pound fighter she has an incredible stoppage ratio in Muay Thai and its carrying over to MMA.
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Excellent foot work and finish!
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After this change you will be able to compile the bleeding edge compat drivers just fine (tested on 2010-04-06). However, you probably will still run into the second problem:Code:static inline void ath_debug_stat_tx(struct ath_softc *sc, struct ath_txq *txq, struct ath_buf *bf, struct ath_tx_status *ts)
After hours of debugging I discovered the most likely root cause. I believe that the problem only happens with the bleeding edge. Some of the drivers in the package have been rendered unusable, probably due to this change described by one of the developers of the package:Code:iwlagn 0000:03:00.0: firmware: requesting iwlwifi-5000-2.ucode iwlagn 0000:03:00.0: request for firmware file 'iwlwifi-5000-2.ucode' failed. iwlagn 0000:03:00.0: firmware: requesting iwlwifi-5000-1.ucode iwlagn 0000:03:00.0: request for firmware file 'iwlwifi-5000-1.ucode' failed. iwlagn 0000:03:00.0: no suitable firmware found!
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I *think* (but I am not completely confident) that the patch described in the aforementioned thread is also officially described here:
I have never tested the patch, did not want to rebuild the kernel. Instead, I simply switched to the most recent *stable* (not bleeding edge) compat-wireless drivers for my kernel (using the BT4 default kernel, 2.6.30), and support for my card started to work just fine.
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IMO are useless, when I see a player like Gordon Beckham have a - UZR its just . Can any1 change my mind or show me an actual decent fielding stat?
IMO are useless, when I see a player like Gordon Beckham have a - UZR its just . Can any1 change my mind or show me an actual decent fielding stat?
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You shouldn't look at UZR on a season-by-season basis. Three years is a minimum time where you can really trust what you're seeing and even then it's not perfect.
Did you ever consider maybe Gordon Beckham isn't the stud you thought he was?
Kind of like Jeter....
Just because a stat doesn't love the player you have a crush on, doesn't mean it's a bad stat.
Uzr has a ton of flaws but it can certainly be useful if youre objective about it and understand its strengths.
Looking at Beckham's UZR...
He has three seasons of data, which is a rather small sample size:
2010 - -0.8
2011 - 4.9
2012 - - 0.7
The negative UZR does not indicate that he's a bad fielder. We only have a sample size of three seasons, and actually, these stats indicate that he's a good fielder. It's important to understand that defensive stats can fluctuate just like offensive seasons and pitching. You will have years where a player is better than normal and season where a player is worse than normal.
When you look at just this season and see a -0.7 UZR, you need to see what other data is available. A -0.7 UZR is hardly that bad, and doesn't indicate anything.
To me, these numbers tell you that Beckham is a solid to good fielder, but how good has yet to be determined. Give it another year or two.
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Every time I see these threads I laugh. Tell me, please, what stat you'd prefer? Or how you'd fix it?
Look, it might not be filet mignon, but a nice rare burger is still better than plenty of other food.
I feel like you have to look at a combination of UZR and DRS. I admittedly like to use FSR too.
I don't like UZR, the results are like a sine wave. Three years is a gigantic window to have to wait on accumulating, and what happens when a player goes into decline in the 2nd year? How will you ever be able to parse the decline out with assurance?
Also UZR sucks for 1B and C.
Chuckle all you like, I find the baseball-reference TZR, range, and Rfield stats to be far less erratic - thus more usable in a current year - if somewhat less exacting than UZR.
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UZR is garbage IMHO.
None of them are perfect, and most are far from it. But its what we have right now, and we know they are better than FLD% and errors and whatnot.
The three years thing may be a little annoying and inefficient, but its what you need to be somewhat accurate.
And....UZR is useless in a single season sample size.
You need 3 years minimum, and even then it's only worth a range. Good, bad, average, great, excellent, horrible, etc. I hate that Fangraphs uses it in WAR, because it's a horrible stat.
Try DRS (defensive runs saved) and dWAR on baseball-reference. Both are a little less volatile, and when you use all three, you get a decent representation.
That is...until pitch f/x data is provided to the masses for more conclusive defensive statistics.
btw, dWAR and DRS both agree that Beckham is either average to just barely above average.
turning in a negative 2010, positive 2011, slightly negative 2012.
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In the quest to improve a home's energy efficiency, windows often take a backseat to flashier technologies such as solar panels or radiant heating. But they're more than just dressings: Today's sophisticated glazing systems not only offer low U-factors, but they also respond automatically to lighting and heating conditions.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, inefficient windows can account for up to 15 percent of a home's heating and cooling losses—and up to 25 percent of a home's energy bill. Recent years have seen marked improvements in window performance, says Stephen Selkowitz, senior adviser for building science and leader of the Windows and Envelope Materials Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. He estimates that about 80 percent of the residential market now consists of relatively high-performing windows, or "standard low-E, double-glazed Energy Star windows."
Low-E windows use microscopically thin coatings to lower the glass's U-factor, or ability to transfer heat. They cost about 10 percent to 15 percent more than non-coated windows, and can reduce energy flow by 30 percent to 50 percent. (See a breakdown of low-E glass production methods on page 56.)
Architects and homeowners looking for even better efficiency can choose windows with triple glazing, argon or krypton gas fills, or vacuum glazing, where panes are separated by a vacuum instead of inert gas, to reduce heat transfer.
Besides Energy Star, the National Fenestration Rating Council offers a comprehensive rating system with specifications in five categories: U-factor, solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), visible light transmittance (VT), air leakage, and condensation resistance.
In colder climates, the biggest energy consideration for window specification is heat loss. Architects and builders should select glazing systems with low U-values and high R-values. In warm and sunny climates, however, a product with a low SHGC that transmits less solar heat into the home is more desirable.
However, it gets more complicated, Selkowitz says. Northern climates typically require air conditioning during three to four months of the year, so many architects and homeowners opt for insulated, triple-glazed windows that sacrifice passive heating opportunities in the winter.
Dynamic glass is one solution to the paradox, since it responds to changing light and heat conditions. Three major types of dynamic glass are photochromic, thermochromic, and electrochromic. When exposed to sunlight, photochromic glass darkens or becomes opaque—similar to the transition eyeglass lenses that gained popularity in the '90s—but it doesn't control heat gain and may darken more in the winter when the sun's rays are more direct. Thermochromic glazing blocks out sunlight in response to rising heat, but the inability to control the glass's response is a major disadvantage.
Electrochromic glass, on the other hand, contains a clear nano coating of an electrochemical substance, such as tungsten-oxide, which darkens in response to a low-voltage electrical current. These "smart" windows can be controlled by the homeowner or a building-management system. For example, one electrochromic IGU by Sage Glass, based in Faribault, Minn., has a VT that ranges from 0.62 in its clear state to 0.02 at full tint, and a SHGC ranging from 0.48 to 0.09. "It's basically a light and heat valve for your home," says Helen Sanders, Sage's vice president of technical business development. Meanwhile, typical VT and SHGC values for low-E glass may be around 0.75 and 0.70, respectively.
The potential benefits go beyond energy efficiency, Sanders says. "If you've just spent millions of dollars on a stunning view of the ocean … you're going to have significant issues with sun and glare most of the year," she says. "What you'll have to do is have window treatments that block that view or, alternatively, you won't put as much glass in. [This technology] provides homeowners and designers a way of achieving the architectural design they want without compromise." Electrochromic glass also blocks more UV light than typical low-E glass in a clear state: When fully tinted, it blocks most wavelengths of visible light, protecting artwork and furnishings from fading in sunlight.
A number of architects are taking advantage of the technology. RKD Architects of Edwards, Colo., recently placed H Windows fitted with electrochromic glass in a south-facing glass wall for a hyper-efficient home in Edina, Minn. The VT of the 11 panels of 1 3/8-inch triple-pane Sage Glass ranges from 0.62 to 0.034, while the SHGC transitions from 0.48 to 0.09.
In a bid to make the technology more accessible, Boulder, Colo.–based startup US e-Chromic secured funding from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to develop electrochromic technology, which may be used for retrofits. Loren Burnett, CEO and founder of US e-Chromic, estimates that this technology will cost consumers about $20 per square foot, as opposed to $50 to $100 per square foot for new electrochromic windows.
As glazing becomes increasingly high-tech, it's important not to lose sight of the other window components, notably the sash and frame. "If you take a highly insulating glass and stick it in an aluminum or steel frame, it will lose a lot of heat," Selkowitz says.
A recent window technology that gives windows an unprecedented U-factor is the Deceuninck Genius Window. With interlinked dual sashes separated by a 50-millimeter insulating space, the window—when combined with triple low-E glass and krypton gas fills—achieves an astonishingly low U-factor of 0.07. Lower-cost options with low-E glazing and argon gas–filled panes achieve a still-noteworthy U-factor of 0.10.
Consumers may not yet be in the market for the cutting-edge—and costlier—options such as electrochromic glass or interlinked dual-sash frames, but as these new window systems become more widespread, that could change.
"It's not just about cost," Selkowitz says. "It's about comfort." Beyond access to views and natural light, "you also have the confidence that if energy prices soar, or if you lost heat at your house, the house would retain heat for a few days. There are lots of reasons besides energy efficiency that you'd want to [maximize performance]."
Of course, the simplest option remains open for the taking: fine-tuning window placement to maximize passive solar design and maintain daylight; accounting for local climate conditions; and addressing potential issues of glare. "People often don't take advantage of this," Selkowitz says. "And it's basically free, assuming you take the time to do it."


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Chris Young is going back to work just days after leaving the hospital. He will resume touring this Thursday in Mountain View, California.
The singer has been recuperating from a bacterial infection resulting from a small cut on his leg. Chris was admitted to a Denver hospital while on his way to a show in Kalispell, Montana last Tuesday after going into septic shock. Doctors scheduled emergency surgery on August 15th which removed the infection from Chris' leg. They also advised the singer to wait a week after surgery to resume touring.
He rejoins Brad Paisley's "Beat This Summer" tour on Thursday. His show that was cancelled in Redding, California has been rescheduled for September 8th.
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(NEWSER) – The GOP is taking a hard look in the mirror in what the Wall Street Journal calls a "scathing self-analysis." In a new 98-page report, a Republican National Committee task force assesses the party's image and what led to its presidential loss in November, and it doesn't sugar-coat things: "Young voters are increasingly rolling their eyes at what the party represents, and many minorities wrongly think that Republicans do not like them or want them in the country. \
When someone rolls their eyes at us, they are not likely to open their ears to us," it reads. In focus groups, former Republican voters called the party "scary" and say it's full of "stuffy old men," the report notes. If something isn't done, "it will be increasingly difficult for Republicans to win another presidential election in the near future."
- What does it recommend? "Comprehensive immigration reform," a shift in mega-campaign spending away from TV and toward door-to-door efforts, more tolerance for gays, the formation of an RNC Celebrity Task Force, and an "inclusive and welcoming" stance on social issues, among other things.


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GSA Presents Miles Romney Achievement Award to Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service
March 5, 1999
Contact: Eleni Martin (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC -- The U.S. General Services Administration presented its first Miles Romney Achievement Award for Innovation in Personal Property to the Department of Defense's Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS).
The DRMS team--Scott Riddle, Bob Fedyski, Julia Karns, Rod Moskun, Michael Garrahan, Mary Smith, and Mark Vincent--was recognized for developing a web page that allows DRMS to manage its inventory more effectively, maximize reuse of excess property, and make excess property the first source of supply in the DOD. The web page includes their entire worldwide property inventory.
GSA's Deputy Administrator Thurman Davis and GSA's Deputy Associate Administrator for Transportation and Personal Property Rebecca Rhodes presented the award at a ceremony at the Old Executive Office Building's Indian Treaty Room in February. Romney's wife and daughters were in attendance.
The award was sponsored by GSA's Office of Transportation and Personal Property, Office of Governmentwide Policy. It was named for Miles Romney who was widely recognized for his work with GSA in property management. The award recognizes Federal agencies for innovative, cost-effective and/or timesaving practices in personal property.
Other agencies who submitted entries were National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Department of Veterans Affairs.


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(NEWSER) – Newtown officials today released the long-awaited—and controversial—recordings of the 911 calls that came in during the Sandy Hook shooting. Operators remain totally calm on the recordings, the AP reports, even as they seek help from state police and town officials. They urge the callers, who include a janitor and a teacher, and five others, to take cover, and ask them about the welfare of the school's students.
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Wings ePress, Feb 2003, 16.95, 352 pp. ISBN: 1590888553 At Bok's slaver stall, Daamen trader Captain Darvk stops to see the merchandise that excites the crowd. Against enslaving people, he sees the death mask of an outlawed race as the sixteen-year-old female is a Reeka Warrior, notorious for killing males and for selling their mercenary skills to the highest bidder. Perhaps it was the passion and power of her eyes, but Darvk outbids the broth...
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Wings ePress, Aug 2003, ISBN: 1590881958 Dana the Reeka Warrior watched her father abandon Dana and her mother while their enemies were persecuting their race. Her �sisters� at arms saved her while her mother withered away without a man to nurture her. When needed, men leave so although Dana is not happy she is proud of her accomplishments, Dana vows that no male will own her heart. Garret the Daamen trader asks Dana to help rescue his son R...
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Wings ePress, Nov 2003, 346 pp. ISBN 1590881826 Six men in three years tried to kill Argon ruler Kiile, but each assassination attempt failed. Now her master sends Katina to murder Kiile though she has never done anything remotely like this before, but the person who holds her contract decides a female might succeed whereas males proved futile. Dressed as a dancing girl at Kiile's birthday bash, Katina becomes the seventh loser when Kiile react...
Soul of a Mercenary
Wings ePress, May 2003, 453 pp. ISBN: 1590888103 Exonerated and no longer chased as an outlaw, Reya, a Reeka sisterhood warrior, remains �haunted� by her mind dwelling entirely on her past though she can easily rationalize that she either killed or be killed. Unable to settle down like many of her sisters, Reya roams from place to place seeking inner solace, but only finds haunting nightmares of what she has done. Daamen trader Maverk loves R...


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Reviewed By Ernest M (Oak Park, IL) Reviewed for a 2005 Honda Pilot —8/10/2011 5:35 AM
I purchased these after a neighbor with the same year and make as my car (05 Honda Pilot) showed me his set of Air Lift bags. After some research I realized that the Firestone is made of better quality material with the same installation procedures. It took a couple of hours to install since he (my helpful neighbor) new what he was doing. Great support for pulling our Pop-up camper!


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o my fault
o my fault
Dicks are awesome, you have one so you better use it.
I have no camera so I have to get spotted to get a pic
full color
some bitch tried to make a star over my shit
another one
is dat landbouwbelang taste???
Taste, I dig the throw, but i don't think you should at the shadow to the lines inside the letters, it makes it look cluttered.
the shadow on the inside makes all the little extensions pop off the wall
"True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes." ~Edward Frederick Halifax
no it doesn't. it takes away from the letters.
why not stray away from the one liner and try a normal throw
you're a jerk! i know. you're a jerk! i know.
the S is terrible... ran outta fill, couldn't be fixed.
"True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less noise it makes." ~Edward Frederick Halifax
oak! chemist! yaaaa boiiii
yeah, i fucked up HARD on the "E"
i write SAME2.
crits i guess. forget the mess-up on the "E", thats a useless crit.
is this good???'.... i only made better colors in comp... they were bad...
btw does anyone know any good but cheap markers... i use Schneider markers and they are bad....


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Tuesday July 10, 2012
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After working on m0n0wall for about 10 hours today, I'm happy to
announce that m0n0wall pb19r535 is now available for downloading. Among
many other small changes, three contributed patches have been
integrated (listed in the order they were submitted in):
- Petr Verner's "more-advanced advanced outbound NAT patch"
- Bruce A. Mah's filtering bridge patch
- Jim McBeath's filter rule patch
Guys - thank you for contributing!
All these patches have been modified a little to suit my tastes - I
especially found my fulfillment in tweaking the last one to make it as
self-explaining, simple, consistent and beautiful as possible. ;) It
was really about time that m0n0wall supported "block" rules, so kudos
to Jim. Thanks also to Bruce for figuring out why bridge(4) wouldn't
behave as expected (because it needed to be compiled into the kernel -
the module doesn't work properly).
OK, so here's the change log:
- block rules are now supported, the rule order can be changed, logging
may be enabled per rule and rules may
be disabled individually
- filtering bridge support (see Diagnostics: Advanced page)
- destination for advanced outbound NAT is now configurable
- removed ng_bridge code, always use bridge(4)
- fixed ping/syslog to hosts on optional interfaces
- fixed interface status display when 1:1 NAT mappings are defined
(subnet mask)
- static routes are no longer lost when modifying 1:1 NAT entries
- print a warning on the console if a newer configuration file version
is found than the current m0n0wall version was designed for
- upgraded system to FreeBSD 4.9
- upgraded MPD to 3.14
- some cosmetic HTML fixes
As this is quite a huge amount of changes for just one version step,
there may be some bugs left (as always)... I'm sure the user community
will notice and report (and fix?) them as they show up. :)
Note that bridging behavior is now slightly different than before -
even when the filtering bridge is not enabled. You now need to add a
filter rule on bridged interfaces if you want to access the webGUI (or
other services on m0n0wall itself, for that matter). e.g. if you have
your wireless interface bridged to LAN, you must add a rule to pass
traffic on WLAN to m0n0wall's LAN IP address in order to access the
webGUI from WLAN.
Since it is now possible to specify block rules, the rule order has
become relevant. Rules are no longer auto-sorted by port and other
various criteria anymore. You can use the up/down arrows to reorder the
rules, as well as the "+" button provided next to each rule to insert a
new rule right after the one in question. If you want to painlessly add
a rule at the top of an interfaces' rule list, use the "+" button at
the very bottom (the one that has always been there). Of course, if you
only use pass rules (as in earlier versions), you obviously don't have
to worry about rule order.
Well, this will have to do for a while - I can't afford to spend a
whole day working on m0n0wall every week. ;)
- Manuel


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Geneva, Switzerland
Welcome address by the Secretary-General
Press release: ICT standards needed to green automotive industry
The Fully Networked Car Workshop
Washington D.C., USA
Information note to the press: ITU to strengthen collaboration with space industry
Speech from ITU Secretary-General
Washington Space Business Roundtable official site
Satellite 2008 Conference and Exhibition official site
Barcelona, Spain
Dr Touré's supporting quote: "As the specialized United Nations agency for information and communication technologies (ICT), the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) welcomes the new Mobile Alliance Against Child Sexual Abuse to protect children from the misuse of mobile broadband networks by child predators around the world. The World Summit on the Information Society called for national and international measures against the use of ICT in all forms of child abuse and encouraged the setting up of child helplines. Those measures have been endorsed by the ITU and they are being adopted by our distinctive membership of 191 Member States and some 700 private companies. The Mobile Alliance is a prime example of the proactive action industry can take and, together with government and law enforcement support, we can make significant progress in the global fight against child sexual abuse content online."
Speech from ITU Secretary-General at the opening of the Session 'Economic & Social Value of Mobile'
Press release from GSMA
Davos, Switzerland
World Economic Forum official site
Kigali, Rwanda
Speech (video) by H.E. Pierre Nkurunziza, President of Burundi, at the Connect Africa Summit: English | French *
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Press release of the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce of Spain (Spanish)
Press release of the Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Commerce of Spain (Spanish)
Speech by H.M. King Juan Carlos I (Spanish)
Speech by Dr Hamadoun I. Touré, ITU Secretary-General
New York, USA
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UN Radio - Interview with ITU Secretary-General *
Photos Council 2007
Beijing, China
Geneva, Switzerland
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Trader Joe's grocery store opens at 8 a.m. Wednesday at 3724 Archer Road in Butler Plaza. The store is in 14,500 square feet of the former Goody's location near Best Buy.
Trader Joe's Capt. Jodi McCullough (store manager) and crew will hold a ceremonial lei cutting at 8 a.m. The grand opening will include live music and food demonstrations throughout the day.
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'Bartlett said the Sabres were interested in bringing Fitzpatrick back. Buffalo hadn't offered Fitzpatrick, who made $532,000, a contract extension but were looking to work something out closer to training camp. The Sabres had seven blueliners pencilled in ahead of Fitzpatrick.'
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"The dressing-room ambitiously was turned into the "General's Bedroom", on account of a bed with one real sheet."
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Cumberland South MLA and PC leader Jamie Baillie speaks to the Amherst Rotary Club May 26
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One hundred days after its release, Cumberland South MLA and PC leader Jamie Baillie is disappointed with the province's inaction on implementing recommendations from the Ivany Report.
"We must be bold," Baillie told members of the Amherst Rotary Club May 26. "Our province needs drastic change to the way it's being managed. The cost of doing nothing is too great. The Liberal government needs to stop its walk-in-the-park style of management."
Baillie said the cost of doing nothing is continued economic stagnation and lost jobs. He told Rotarians that doing nothing has resulted in the loss of 600 jobs across Nova Scotia in the last 100 days.
He said 2,200 jobs have been lost in the last year while 800 jobs have been lost in northern Nova Scotia.
The MLA said he respects the decision made by Nova Scotians last fall when they elected a Liberal majority government, but he said now is no time for a walk in the park when it comes to the province's future and its economic prospects.
While the Ivany Report made 19 recommendations, Baillie said the most important to him is increasing small business startups by 50 per cent. Baillie said generating 4,200 new business start-ups per year can be helped along by eliminating the small business tax.
Currently, the small businesses with a threshold limit of $350,000 pay three per cent tax. Small businesses over the threshold pay 16 per cent, tied with PEI for the highest in the country.
Eliminating the tax would enable small businessmen to re-invest in their business, hire more people and create more economic activity. They could use it for branding or finding new markets for their products, he said.
Doing nothing, he said, despite the massive challenges facing our province, is a sign of this Liberal government's incompetence.
Baillie said Ivany's report was aptly named because the time is ticking.
"Now is the time for real action. No more studies. No more delays. No more deferrals. This should have been a year of action, but it has been a walk in the park by the government and meanwhile the clock is ticking," said Baillie. "There are enough warning signs. It's now or never. That 100 days was a time for action, but there has been no action by the provincial government."


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I stopped using Pandora for a few months now since it got flooded with ads. Is there any tweak to remove the ads? I don't care about downloading or skips.
I had the old version from a different repo... This newest version from the Harrison apps repo is so dope... Hella options!
Since they started the limit of 40 hours a month a few months ago, I have paid .99 cents within the first 10 days of the month to keep listening... This newest version of downloader breaks the 40 hour cap!
[QUOTE=ABOSWORTH;6879485 As soon as I download something from Pandora, I use iFile and MewSeek to move the file into my stock music app with the rest of my music. [/QUOTE]
That's a lot of unnecessary work since you can do all that within the app itself... Jus sayin...


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Friday, July 22 2011 - In the Media
Hacking the Saudis
by Kristen
Breitweiser, 9/11 Widow and Activist
Breathlessly, six members of Congress have requested that the FBI investigate the "outrageous" allegations that News Corp might have hacked into the cell phones of 9/11 victims and their families. Lickety split, the Justice Department has done so.
First off, does it surprise me that a corporation like News Corp. might try to hack into the information of private citizens for their own financial gain? Nope.
Much like it wouldn't surprise me if my own government hacked into the private information of its citizens for political gain or... er, I mean, "reasons of national security." Just ask Dick Cheney and Karl Rove about that.
Of course, any such "accidental netting" on their part would be immediately explained away under the protections of FISA and the Patriot Act, because clearly it would have been necessary "in the ongoing fight against terrorism."
Too bad, Congress doesn't want to investigate those types of indiscretions. Sigh.
But truly, I am awestruck when people like Congressman Peter King, Chairman of the House Committee for Homeland Security is so quickly moved to demand an investigation into such vague, seemingly hollow allegations as someone hacking into the cell phones of people like me.
Is this the same Congressman King who when faced with actual hard, incontrovertible facts and figures regarding the vulnerabilities posed by dangerous chemical and water plants across the country remains disinterested? And, I might add firmly on the side of big business. An issue, I might also add, that places a million+ Americans in the bull's eye everyday. Where's the outrage there? Or the demand for immediate investigation and action when it comes to that, Congressman King?
Indeed, as someone who has tried to pique the interest of both Congress and the Justice Department to investigate various issues over the course of the past 10 years to no avail, I wonder: what exactly does it take to get Congress and the Department of Justice interested in an issue.
Because with regard to Murdoch-gate and 9/11 victims, ironically, it would seem the bar is pretty low.
According to the Washington Post, "the Mirror's story remains unsubstantiated and uncorroborated, and it has been reported exclusively by a British tabloid famous for sensational journalism."
Moreover, the Post reports that "the Mirror names no specific sources in its reporting, and it relies on a single anonymous second-hand source for its account."
Yet apparently, the US Department of Justice and FBI feel the need to delve into these allegations.
Do they really have that kind of spare time? Especially in light of recent news reports that Bin Laden was planning another large-scale attack on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
More to the point, if all it takes are allegations made in the media to spark a fire in the "seat" of Congress, then I'd like to re-direct their attention along with Director of the FBI, Robert Mueller, Attorney General Eric Holder, and President Obama to this month's Vanity Fair article written by Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan, "The Kingdom and the Towers."
The article details strong, credible allegations directly connecting Saudi financing to the 9/11 attacks. In fact, there are too many alarming, damning bits of information to adequately highlight here. You'll have to read the article for yourself.
When done reading, I hope that you, too, will question why 10 years later neither Congress nor our Justice Department is interested or willing to investigate the truth about Saudi complicity in the 9/11 attacks.
After all, some might say that Congress' attempt to go up against a ruthless bastard like Murdoch makes taking on the Saudis look like a proverbial walk in the park. But of course, that's what we'd all be doing -- walking -- if DOJ and Congress ever did seriously confront the Saudis, since we'd end up being a little short on oil.
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Hey guys was just wondering on your views on blood testing in am mma events?
I understand the costs involved for a promoter would be huge if they paid for all the fighters tests but would it be possible to get an aaids test done via the nhs (each fighter is responsible for there own) and state that to compete the aids test cn be no older than say 2weeks before the fight etc?
does this sound like good idea?
to begin with i would say that semi pro and pro should have this as the likelyhood of cuts at am level (no headshots) are unlikly (from wht i have seen).
whats your veiws on this?


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Abbott Threatens to Sue to Block UN Arms Treaty
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, who once described his job description as 'going to the office, suing President Obama, and going home,' may be headed to the courtroom again.
1200 WOAI news reports Abbott, who has filed more than two dozen lawsuits agaisnt the White House over the past five years, is threatening to sue to block the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty from taking effect here, if it is ratified by the Senate. Secretary of State John Kerry says he will sign the treaty.
"In yet another trampling of Constitutional liberty President Obama today continued his assault on personal freedom," Abbott said. "By signing this treaty, the Obama Administration as attempted to subject Americans' right to bear arms to the oversight of the United Nations. The very reason we fought for independence was to free ourselves from the dictates of leaders in other lands."
Abbott has promised 'swift legal action' if the treaty is ratified. All treaties have to win a two thirds vote of the U.S. Senate, and Republican opposition makes ratification of this treaty problematic.
The Treaty's aim is to combat the illegal international trade of weapons into third world war zones. But Abbott says it would do much more than that.
"We are alarmed that the President's action today includes 'small arms,' which could draw law abiding gun owners and gun store operators into a complex web of bureaucratic red tape created by a new department of the UN devoted to overseeing the treaty," he said.


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Kimi Räikkönen
After taking his second podium finish of the year in China our Iceman heads to the desert heat of Bahrain cool, calm and collected.
You must be in good spirits following your podium in Shanghai?
It was a pretty okay weekend, but it wasn't the win and it's still early in the season so we're not celebrating too much yet.
What are your thoughts on the next race in Bahrain?
Obviously, it was a good race for us as a team last year. It was my first podium for Enstone, and we had a good fight all the way. We took a gamble during qualifying, and it didn't work out well for us. This meant we missed out on the top ten, but we managed to use our tyres pretty well in the race and we ended up fighting for the top step of the podium, which is always a good thing.
You fought for the win with Sebastian Vettel last year; with the benefit of retrospect, was there anything different you could have done to get past him?
I could have tried to overtake him on the other side! I only had one shot and I picked the wrong side. After that I was unable to fight back and second was still a pretty good result, but it's always better to finish on the top step of the podium.
How do you rate the Sakir circuit?
I like it. I've had some nice races there and picked up some good points although I've never won. It's a little bit different from others we visit and it's quite nice to be out there in the sand! Wherever you look around the track you can just see sand in the distance and you notice it in the paddock too. It's a circuit where I've never won before, so maybe this year I'll change that.
How difficult is it to get the car as you want it in Bahrain?
It is not easy to find a good set-up as you do experience the track surface changing over the weekend and sometimes the wind can affect the balance of the car too. It's one of the more tricky places to get the car exactly right, but at least you don't often have to worry about rain!
Is there potential for another good result?
Apart from Malaysia we've had good races this year, but that said there have only been three races so it's too early to say anything. Just because we had a good result there last year, it doesn't mean Bahrain will be good for us again this year. We have to try and do the best we can in every race and try to score some points to keep us in the fight. If everything goes our way, it will be a good result again. However, it is useless to promise anything beforehand. This is motor racing and whatever can happen, will happen.
How was it to get second place in China?
Second wasn't quite what we wanted, but in the circumstances it was the best that we could manage. I wasn't 100% happy because we didn't win, but it is what it is and second place was a good result after a bad start and the incident with Sergio [Perez].
Do you think you will start modifying the bodywork of your car in the future?
It's unfortunate when a slower car gets in your way like that and you never know if it could happen again. Obviously the car is not designed like that otherwise we would use it all the time, but I was surprised how good it was still. Obviously we had some trouble with understeer and some other handling issues, but we had to try to live with that and the pace was still pretty okay.
Tyres seem to be quite a talking point again; what does Kimi Räikkönen think?
I think you can push on these tyres, but it's never perfect. You cannot always push 100%. I think they are very good in qualifying and have good grip, so it's up to you and you have to look after them a bit more in the race. It's not really any different from last year – at least for us anyway – so I don't really understand why people are complaining.
Romain Grosjean
After a tough Chinese Grand Prix weekend, Romain returns to the scene of his first Formula 1 podium in a determined mood; eager to garner a good points tally.
What are your feelings heading to Bahrain?
I have good memories after a strong race there last year that's for sure! Our car worked well and we seemed to like the heat so it's a race I'm looking forward to it. We should see some consistent weather too, which always helps when you are trying to set up the car for the weekend.
Finding the right setup and getting the car exactly as you want it seems to be quite a challenge at the moment?
I would be lying if I said the car is exactly where I want it and we are having quite an adventure to get the setup and feeling from the car how we want it. This is very frustrating for a driver, as you want your car to be obedient – to do what you want it to do – and to do it in a consistent manner. Certainly, we're not the only team who are having a difficult time early in the season, but it's something we really want to get on top of as quickly as possible. I'm spending a lot of time with my engineers and we're all working hard to make improvements.
What worked so well for you in Bahrain last year?
It's a track I knew from before Formula 1 and it has characteristics that I like in a circuit; some big braking into certain corners, some good change of direction with the double-left in the middle of the racetrack and it all flows quite nicely. Last year we got a good balance with the car and were able to make use of the E20 being kind to its tyres. The E21 shares that characteristic, so let's hope we have more of the same this year.
How did it feel to get your first podium here twelve months ago?
It's was a great feeling to get my first podium, and a really proud day for the whole team who did an incredible job. I think we got everything right that weekend.
It's fair to say that your weekend in China wasn't exactly what you wanted?
I wasn't happy with ninth place, but at least it was points finish. It was a long, tough race and again we not able to make it work quite as well as we wanted. We started sixth on the grid and I thought we had a good chance to end up within the top five, but unfortunately we could not manage it.
Where do you think your race unravelled?
We struggled all weekend to get the balance right. It felt a lot better in qualifying but in the race I just couldn't find the performance. I made a good start, climbed a few places and was sitting close behind Kimi for a short while, but then the tyres just fell off the cliff and I dropped right back. As the race went on I ended up getting stuck in traffic which obviously didn't help, but I still have some work to do to try and find more from the car.
What's the target this weekend?
The priority is to find that connection with the car. I want to be right up there fighting for podiums and showing the speed I showed last year. Hopefully we'll get there soon, and I think Bahrain would be the ideal place to really start getting some good points or even a return to the podium. We've been quick there before, so there's no reason why we can't do it again.
James Allison
Technical Director James Allison talks us through the difference between Kimi and Romain's cars, how changing the damaged nose in China wasn't worth it and why he's cautiously optimistic about the forthcoming Bahrain GP.
2nd in the Drivers' Championship and 3rd in the Constructors' Championship isn't a bad place to be; talk us through China from your perspective.
It's not as good as 1st and 1st but it's definitely ok! The race was good. Considering we had a grim start and were then involved in a tangle with [Sergio] Perez on lap fifteen, it was a reasonably strong second place so we can be quite happy with that. It's also satisfying to see that the cars have gone adequately well at a number of tracks now; albeit slightly masked by the rain in Malaysia. Having said that, I think we'll only be properly happy as a team when we've got both our cars up where they need to be, and that's really the main focus now.
Tell us about Romain and the problems he's having with the car.
The truth is that it's certainly not Romain causing the problem. Romain is fast, smooth and good at looking after tyres, however we have not yet managed to give him a consistent car that lets him bring his talent to bear. It's not him; it's that we haven't got it quite right for him yet and what seems to be clear from Kimi's weekends is that the car is a tricky little beast to get just right. We have managed that with Kimi in two of the three races and we need to make sure we've giving Romain all the opportunity to shine as well.
Some people might ask why you wouldn't set up the car exactly the same as Kimi's if it seems to be working for him. What are the complications between the two different cars?
First of all, both drivers don't want the exact same thing out of the car. Kimi has a driving style which uses the front tyres a little heavier than Romain, while Romain uses his rear tyres slightly more than Kimi, so they need a different set up anyway. Secondly, we're not completely certain that even if we were to bolt the same setup onto both cars that we would get the same result in any case, so it's not just as straightforward as saying we'll put the same set up on and everything will be fine.
Kimi had a bit of trouble with his nose in China too after that tangle; did it affect his performance and why did we decide not to change it?
We definitely shouldn't have changed his nose. It probably cost around a quarter of a second a lap and he did it on lap fifteen, so if we multiply that by the remaining forty laps then we lost about ten seconds by the end of the race. A pit stop with a nose change would have cost and extra seven seconds over a standard stop, so you might say we should have changed it and saved ourselves 3 seconds to Fernando [Alonso]. The reality however, is that with Kimi's position in the race a pitstop would have dropped him down into all the traffic and we would have paid a much heavier penalty than the three seconds difference. The best option was what happened; Kimi adapted his race to make the most of what he had and he drove very strongly with a damaged car to come second.
Based on recent form, Bahrain is potentially a strong track for us; do you think it will suit the E21?
We certainly went well there last year and I hope it will be good for us this year as well! There are things that are special about Bahrain which might make us more optimistic. For example, it is one of the most aggressive tracks on the rear tyres and if we have a particular strength it does seem to be that when we get the car set up just right it does seem to use the tyres rather gently. Secondly, in Kimi in particular, we have a driver who is able to get the car to go quickly without really burdening the rear axle. While we are looking forward to the weekend, it is abundantly clear that there are several very strong teams this year, so we can expect a tough fight as always.
What's in the Bahrain goodie bag?
We won't be bringing anything particularly revolutionary on top of the China upgrades, but we will trial a suspension modification – internal rather than to the wishbones – which is an evolution of something we ran to good effect during pre-season. You're always trying to find the right compromise between the mechanical grip that the suspension's articulation offers to the tyres and holding the aerodynamic platform at the optimum height from the road, and we believe this is a step forward in helping us achieve that.
When could we see the DDRS making an appearance?
Not for this race as we still have work to do with it. We'll be trialling the DDRS again between the first round of flyaways and the start of the European season when we have an opportunity to do some straight line testing.


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Former South African President Nelson Mandela On Life Support
(Pretoria) -- Former South African President Nelson Mandela is now reportedly on life support. The 94-year-old freedom icon is being hospitalized in critical condition at a private facility in the capital of Pretoria. The country's first black president has been hospitalized several times over the past year with lung complications. Mandela's lung troubles date back to the tuberculosis he contracted during his 27-year imprisonment under South Africa's apartheid system.


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THE BEST PASTRAMI SANDWICH: Who didn't see this one coming? The winner is a restaurant that traces its roots back to a Jewish couple, Sam and Shirley Ratman, from the old country in Eastern Europe. Holocaust survivors, then New Yorkers, they moved to L.A. and started a bakery in the city's Kosher Canyon with its CBS Television City, Canter's, Cedars-Sinai and more synagogues than 7-Elevens.
The family business eventually immigrated to Los Alamitos, and, since 1964, people have been coming to Katella Deli, on Katella Avenue at Lexington, for traditional Jewish baked goods, great pastries and, most importantly for our purposes today, the What's Hot! Best Pastrami Sandwich in (and around) Long Beach, as determined by our readers.
"Our pastrami is prepared the same way Dad did it when he came here from New York. It's 50, 60 years old," says Sam's son, Allan Ratman, who runs Katella Deli now with other family members.
"Our big seller is the New York, with pastrami, Thousand Island dressing, coleslaw and cheese on rye," he says. "But a lot of people have it the traditional way, with just mustard and a pickle on the side."
The reviews we received on the subject of Katella Deli's pastrami from reader/voters were among the most dazzling we've had in our array of best-food subjects over the years.
"I'm one of those East Coast people who has never found a decent bagel, pizza or hot dog in California, but I have found a great pastrami sandwich at the Katella Deli," writes Celeste Slade from her cozy home in Neptune, N.J.. "It's a bit of a hike from my home, but well worth the trip."
Former Bostonian Claire Parker slobbered at length about the glories of East Coast food before grudgingly admitting that, "In the 40-plus years I've resided in California, the ONLY local restaurant I've found that can make pastrami sandwiches comparable to the East Coast is Katella Deli."
South Bay resident Harold Rothman writes, "I've tried every pastrami sandwich in L.A. looking for that special taste of the New York version, and Katella Deli's is the freshest and most flavorful.
"One of the things they've mastered that is impossible for others to imitate is the freshness and home-baked taste of the rye bread. The pastrami is being cooked while the while the bread is baking there on the premises every day."
Probably the most one can expect from a pastrami sandwich is the ability to flip a vegetarian.
"I actually stopped eating meat four years ago except for very rare occasions - and I mean rare," writes Simeon Moses.
"And one of the few exceptions I will make is for a pastrami sandwich at the Katella. I don't know why, but there is something about it that brings back some magical moments as a young Jewish kid biting into the best sandwich you've ever eaten."
Continues Moses: "I've had Jerry's, Canter's, Nate n' Al's, Greenblatt's - even Gelson's market, bringing it home to make myself, but Katella Deli pastrami is something special."
"Well," says Katella boss Ratman, "we work pretty hard at it, 24/7."
You'll find Katella Deli & Bakery at 4470 Katella Ave., in Los Alamitos. It's open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 562-594-8611.
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qosta is a writing system created by Adam Heurlin (aka Arimah Šaretésia Néotsánia) in early 2006 for his constructed language of the same name. The language is part of Adam's fictional world, where it is spoken by a race of reptilian creatures.
aumei esû la-qeltu gitunûso ake heki fotû qostu la-lehutampi peltago te esû naku âmito.
The day a single language covers our world, I will be without happiness.
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The Sony Jalou Mobile Phone features a 3.2 megapixel camera, and the ability to record video as well as take photos.On top of that it has a built in FM radio, MP3 player, Bluetooth, a pedometer, and even a Mirror key so you can check out how you look.
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The traditional guest house in the heart of Tschagguns
Directly vis-a-vis the Montafoner Hof, in the middle of the village – and a central part of village life for over 500 years: the Löwen. The traditional inn belongs to the family and has always been the centrepiece as well as the birthplace of the hotel. It brings people together, it's the place where "kon'd'Lüt zemma" as you would say in Montafon, a place where things are the way they are, and where it's good that way.
This is the place where locals gather in our cosy guest lounge to enjoy a taste of home, while vacationers find unique lodgings, and immediately become acquainted with the real Montafon. All this with traditional music! Finally, among our visitors are often folk musicians - and not least, guests of the hotel, who from time to time partake in the enjoyable Montafon way of life.
500 years young:
The first house on the square
The "Leua" has already been welcoming guests for over 500 years. Those who would like to spend their holidays in this traditional house need not relinquish the modern comforts and amenities of today: even the hotel programme and all leisure and wellness offers of the Montafoner Hof are at your disposal.
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Rock Hill, S.C. - Senior Craig Galloway scored for the second game in a row for Brevard's only goal as the Tornados fell to Division I opponent, Winthrop in Rock Hill, S.C. Winthrop's Matthew Skonicki scored twice and added an assist for the Eagles to lift the Eagles over the Tornados 4-1.
Win the win, Winthrop improved to 3-1 while the Tornados fell to 1-5.
Galloway's goal put the Tornados up 1-0 in the 36th minute when he shot the ball over the keepers' head from 35 yards out. The goal would be the only Tornado shot in the first period to the Eagles eight shots.
Winthrop jumped on the Tornados scoring three goals within three minutes to begin the second. First, Andrew Murphy headed a goal in for the Eagles off of passes from Skonicki and Matt Horn in the 54th minute.
Then the Eagles struck again in the 56th minute when Michael Luk had a header goal of his own off of a free kick following a Brevard foul. Then Matthew Skonicki headed his first goal of the game into the net at 57:05 off of a Daniel DiBiagio corner kick to quickly put the Eagles up 3-1.
The Eagles scored once more in the 77th minute when Skonicki headed in his second goal of the game off of a corner kick from Tomas Brennan to make the score 4-1.
Goalkeeper Jack Shaw faced nine shots on goal and saved five.
The Tornados only two shots of the game came from Craig Galloway as the Tornados were outshot 18-2.
Brevard begins conference play Wednesday, September 16, when Lenoir-Rhyne travels to Brevard for a 4 p.m. match.


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April Rijsttafel
The Rice Table Indonesian Catering
Sunday, April 7, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
A spring awakening of Indonesian flavors
Chef Chris Reed and his team wish to welcome you to their monthly informal dinner party known simply as the Rijsttafel.
April can be a fickle month. Unpredictable weather transitions seamlessly from warm and sunny, to cold and wet in a drop of a hat. But one thing you can count on is The Rice Table's monthly Rijsttafel dinner. Unlike Mother Nature's ever changing mood, we consistently bring together a whirlwind of exotic flavors and aromas for your dining pleasure.
Some 400 years in the making, the Rijsttafel consists of a treasure trove of Old World delicacies, brought to life and executed to perfection. Whether you've been with us previously or a first-time adventurous meal-seeker, you will be thrilled with what will be presented to you.
For this Month's Rijsttafel we have compiled some of our most sought after dishes, so this is one you definitely don't want to miss. Make your reservations early for this delectable culinary experience.
Get this spring season started on the good foot and be sure join us at our next dinner.
See you April 7!
The Rice Table
When & Where
Vincent Restaurant
1475 West Balmoral Avenue
Sunday, April 7, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM (CDT)
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(Cleveland)- Cuyahoga County health officials are reporting a quickly rising number of deaths from the flu.
Nine people have died from the H1N1 flu strain this season, including eight in the past three weeks.
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ALEC's Corporate Backers Silent On "Shoot First" Law
In recent days, a growing number of national pundits, columnists, and politicians have weighed in on the shooting death of Trayvon Martin at the hands of a neighborhood watchdog vigilante. Much of the commentary has centered around the controversial legislation [1] that has kept George Zimmerman from being arrested: Florida's so-called "Stand Your Ground" law, known by its critics as "Shoot First," which has the effect of laying a heavy burden of proof not on the perpetrators of gun violence, but on prosecutors seeking justice for its (sometimes dead) victims.
Among the voices absent from the national debate over Florida's law are those of the major corporations and industry groups who provide the bulk of the funding [2] for the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), the shadowy right-wing organization that adopted Florida's statute as a model for states around the country.
As Media Matters has reported [3], after Florida passed its law in April 2005, ALEC's Criminal Justice Task Force and Board of Directors ratified nearly identical Castle Doctrine Act [4] model legislation as their new gold standard and began promoting it through their nationwide network of conservative state legislators. The National Rifle Association (NRA) played a key role in both the bill's passage in Florida [5] and its subsequent acceptance [2] by ALEC, of which NRA is reportedly "a longtime funder."
Media Matters reached out to the corporations and groups like PhRMA and Verizon that were reportedly represented on ALEC's Private Enterprise Board at the time the organization adopted the model legislation, asking if they regretted their association with the bill. Every one denied responsibility, declined comment, or did not respond to repeated inquiries.
In the nearly seven years since the model legislation was adopted, at least 23 states [6] have reportedly passed Florida-style "Shoot First" laws.
ALEC's Criminal Justice Task Force was [7] co-chaired [8] in 2005 by Republican Texas State Representative Ray Allen and Wal-Mart executive Janet Scott. Neither has had anything to say about ALEC's Castle Doctrine despite being there at the creation. When contacted yesterday by phone, Allen claimed not to have heard about Trayvon Martin's death. "I can't say I'm familiar with [the shooting], I've been traveling for the last six days," Allen told Media Matters. Allen left the Texas statehouse in 2006 and now runs his own lobby shop with the subtle name GovBizPartners. The Wal-Mart press office did not provide an interview with Jane Scott, Allen's co-chair of the 2005 task force.
Allen and Scott -- a state representative and a corporate executive -- demonstrate the public-private partnership comprising ALEC's leadership, which combines a voting Board of Directors [9] comprised of state legislators and a non-voting Private Enterprise Board [10]. The organization has structured and marketed itself in such a way as to draw as much attention away from the latter as possible. "ALEC pushes the press to ignore the corporate voting on the task forces by stating that only the legislators have the final say," says Lisa Graves of the Center for Media and Democracy's PR Watch, which tracks ALEC closely. "While there have been a few occasions where the public sector board did not back a task force vote, which ALEC trots out to the press, that is rare."
Florida state senator and ALEC member [11] Durell Peaden introduced Florida's "Stand Your Ground" bill early in 2005. Following a heavy lobbying campaign by the NRA, Governor Jeb Bush signed it into law in April. The NRA's leading lobbyist in Tallahassee, Marion Hammer, presented nearly identical legislation based on Florida's bill before [12] ALEC's Criminal Justice Task Force (now known as the Public Safety and Elections Task Force) in August of that year. This Castle Doctrine Act sailed through ALEC's task force in a unanimous vote and officially became ALEC Model Legislation a month later without objection from the group's Board of Directors.
At the time, ALEC's Private Enterprise Board included some of America's best-known brands. The below list (courtesy of PR Watch) lists their names and then-position on the ALEC board:
Kurt L. Malmgren, PhRMA
Jerry Watson, American Bail Coalition
First Vice Chairman
Scott Fisher, Altria Corporate Services, Inc. (Philip Morris)
Second Vice Chairman
Pete Poynter, BellSouth Corporation
Michael K. Morgan, Koch Industries
Immediate Past Chairman
Allan E. Auger, Coors Brewing Company
Chairman Emeritus
Ronald F. Scheberle, Verizon Communications, Inc.
Chairman Emeritus
Media Matters approached each of the above corporations to see if they regretted their association with the Castle Doctrine Act, given that the legislation on which it was based has become the centerpiece of a firestorm very similar to the one predicted at the time [13] by its critics.
Of those contacted, only PhRMA would comment, with a spokesperson saying that the company only participated in ALEC's activities in the public health realm and had nothing to do with the Castle Doctrine Act. "And in any case," she said, "we can't vote."
The other corporate giants either did not respond or declined comment.
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The University Library cordially invites you to a retirement reception in honor of Jack Love. Please join us to say thank you for his many years of service to the faculty, staff, students and others at Appalachian State University.
Date: Wednesday, December 12, 2012
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To whom Zephaniah's prophecy relates, and in what manner
It will be observed that the prophecy of Zephaniah relates to the nations, and not to the Gentile empire (of which it says nothing at all); and that the relations of Israel, of which it speaks, are with Jehovah: their conduct towards the Messiah is not in view. It is Israel, Jerusalem, and Jehovah. Christ is only seen in this character. The special ways of God in the Gentile empire, in the mission of His Son, and in the state of the Jews, consequent upon His rejection, are quite left out, in order to dwell only on the judgment of Israel on account of her relationship with Jehovah her God. Christ appears only in a very general manner, and as Jehovah the king (chap. 3: 15).
The necessity and effect of God's judgment of the nations
The judgment of all the nations and its moral effect, the absolute necessity of this judgment, since Israel among whom God dwelt would not hearken, are most plainly declared; and their object and their practical effect are pointed out with more precision than perhaps in any other prophecy, with the clear and distinct statement that it is when God executes judgment upon the gathered nations that they will learn the pure language and call on Him. The address to the remnant, and their character, and Jehovah's delight in them, are stated with exquisite beauty.Synopsis by John Darby


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Did you try using the how into in the backtrack wiki's how to section? you can also try using load=ati at the boot prompt. It was used in bt2. Don't know if it will help but its worth a try.
Hi, I am having a problem with using BT3 on my laptop. I have an ati x1100 radeon express graphics card which I am assuming is causing the problem.
I have downloaded the cd image and checked the md5, the disk worked fine on my desktop but not on the laptop. After doing some reading I then downloaded the usb version (and checked the md5), I got the ati.lzm kernel module, put it in the modules dir and made an iso with the make_iso.bat and burned it to disk.
Again the disk worked fine on my desktop but not on the laptop. All I get on the laptop when I try to boot is the following;
And then just a black screen.
This happens no matter which option I choose. My question is can this be worked around? And if so, how? I am only experiencing this problem on my laptop and both disks work fine on all the desktops PCs I've tried it on in the office.
Any help would be very much appreciated, thank you.
Did you try using the how into in the backtrack wiki's how to section? you can also try using load=ati at the boot prompt. It was used in bt2. Don't know if it will help but its worth a try.
Thank you for your reply, I have read through the wiki, the forums and have searched google on and off for about a week. I have been unable to resolve this issue.
I cannot even get a prompt window in which to type. All I get is a black screen no matter which option I choose. Even text mode isnt working.
Could this be something other than a graphics issue?
My system specs are as follows:
ATI Radeon Xpress 1100
Dual Core T2330
The only things I can imagine the issue could be with is the graphics or the CPU.
Thanks again.
Im basically having the same problem on my ATI Radeon 200G Xpress (or something similar to that)
and it only goes to a black screen after installation. When I used the liveUSB, starting it in vesa 1024x768 @ 75 Hz; it worked fine. but then when i tried the same action after installation, i got a black screen, like i did when i used any other option than what i previously mentioned.
So I dont know what to do. But you're not alone.
I am with you guys. same thing is happeing on my compaq nx9500 XPSP2 with the default VgaSave driver.
what is the cause of this
I've got sick with the same problem 3 months ago ...the cd doesn't work quite well with my laptop (it has ATI radeon xpress 1100 inbuit gpu),BUT IT WORKED FINE WITH THE BT3 USB VERSION!.i guess it has something to do with the extra packags in the usb version.
Got the same problem on ASUS X51RL with ATI RADEON X1100 graphic card 2GB RAM
Same here, long live the ATI video Is it even possible to fix this black screen problem?


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Yesterday everything was fine. Nothing out of the ordinary at all. Today around lunchtime I noticed I didn't feel the baby moving. I tried everything I could think of to get her to wake up, but nothing was working.
I went to L&D and they hooked me up, but couldn't find her heartbeat. They yelled for ultrasound, and they ran in. Baby Janice Faith had passed away at some point on Christmas night.
I am at home now, I am going to be induced and deliver her tomorrow. Today she just hit 37 weeks gestation.
She was named after my grandma, who passed away on what would have been Janie's due date three years ago. We will hold a funeral, and she will be buried with my grandmother's ashes.


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Most certainly, most Arab governments friendly to Washington need to make reforms.
Both Iran and Hizbullah will lose their most important ally in the Arab world.
He acted very wisely in the face of the Arab Spring, and in his two terms in office he has actually employed a cautious approach.
I spat on an Arab boy in Hebron while a teenage Israeli soldier watched and did nothing.
The Arab Spring and subsequent protests show us that people across the world, young and old, share universal values.
The prince put in the stew some poison and turned it to the Arab.
"It is tails," he announced, and the Arab delegation broke into happy shouts.
Abdullah was only too happy, and forthwith appeared outside, dressed in the very height of Arab fashion, and as gay as could be.
Classic countries of Europe, (Gothic, and Arab,) 62 sq. iii.
It is sufficient to state that the British political dependency of Aden is, ethnologically, an Arab town.
late 14c. (Arabes, a plural form), from Old French Arabi, from Latin Arabs (accusative Arabem), from Greek Araps (genitive Arabos), from Arabic 'arab, indigenous name of the people, perhaps literally "inhabitant of the desert" and related to Hebrew arabha "desert." Meaning "homeless little wanderer, child of the street" is from 1848 (originally Arab of the city), in reference to nomadic ways. Arab League formed in Cairo, March 22, 1945.