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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- A total of 188 stories
gathered for lunch Monday at Lindsey Wilson College.
The 188 stories were the veterans and spouses who attended
the 10th-annual LWC Veterans Appreciation Luncheon, held in Roberta
D. Cranmer Dining Center. The event is sponsored by the LWC
National Alumni Association.
"Every veteran has a story," said LWC Dean of the Chapel Terry Swan, who gave the keynote address.
"What a remarkable group of people that has gathered just for
lunch, and what amazing stories each of you has to tell. And we
need to hear those stories because we are losing the
Swan, who is a retired colonel in the Army Reserve, called
the veterans part of "the company of the committed who stood
proudly as patriots and answered our country's call."
"You get two veterans together, and there is this meshing
that occurs -- this collection, this band of brothers, this
camaraderie," Swan said. "I really don't think that anyone outside
of the military can understand it. Unless you've been in it, you
just don't get it."
Swan praised the veterans for persevering through military
"You put up with hardship, deprivation, sleepless nights and
being in harm's way," he said. "But would you agree also … they
were also some of the most memorable years of your life. … It was a
time of coming of age. You were very young, and yet you became old
and very mature very quickly, and you saw the world."
Swan noted that America loses daily of 500-600 veterans of
World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War.
"We're losing their voices," said Swan, whose late father,
Wilbur, was part of the Normandy invasion. "A generation is passing
and the torch is being passed on; a new generation of freedom
fighters are stepping in their places."
It's equally important, however, for society to remember all
veterans' stories, Swan said.
"You answered the call," he said. "Every single one of you
here was important -- part of a big organic machine that was
America's military. … You served with honor, and that's why we
honor you today. You are the champions of democracy. We will not
forget you. We affirm you, and we salute you."


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This is more a Kismet's problem rather than backtrack's, because I have same problem in Fedora too. But I thought I would ask this also here if any of you have solution for this.
Kismet version that comes with backtrack works well, but example sounds etc don't work. When I upgrade Kismet everything else works great, but the Kismet client can't show networks SSID:s. Unprotected networks appear to display correctly, but protected reads only <hidden ssid> although they are not hidden and Kismet server window show SSID. Seems that there is problem with communication between Kismet server and client.
Here are screenshots to clarify this matter because my english is no so good.
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May 7, 2014
White Privilege & Practices of Social Justice: A Symposium
Description: White Privilege and Practices of Social Justice: A Symposium, is sponsored by National Alliance of Pan African Seminarians (NAPAS) at Iliff and will provide honest dialogue and practical skill-building for participants concerned with dismantling systems of oppression that directly and indirectly implicate various social institutions in the United States.
White privilege is the other side of racism that benefits those commonly understood as white and thereby oppressing those who are not white. This symposium seeks to examine the presence and impacts of white privilege on theologically centered social justice practices to allow participants to explore issues of white privilege, race/racism, diversity, sexism, religion/ religious normativity, social justice.
The half-day symposium will begin with an opening address by Jah Latchmen, NAPAS president, and will include screening films "White Like Me" and "Cracking the Codes," each followed by discussion. A panel will discuss the topic "Resisting Theologies of Whiteness as Social Justice Practitioners" moderated by Heike Peckruhn, Ph.D, Iliff and DU Instructor.
Date: Wednesday, May 7, Noon-9 p.m.
Symposium Agenda
Noon-1 p.m. Lunch Break
Opening Address: NAPAS President Jah Latchman, J.D.
1-2:30 p.m. Film Screening: "White Like Me" & Talk Back
In this completely revised, "Remix" version of his highly-acclaimed memoir, White Like Me, Tim Wise explores how racial identity and whiteness influence the lives of white Americans, by examining how they have impacted his own life. Wise examines what it means to be white in a nation created for the benefit of those who are "white like him," and how privilege seeps into every institutional arrangement, from education to employment to the justice system. Importantly, he also discusses the ways that white privilege can ultimately harm its recipients in the long run and make progressive social change less likely. Through personal storytelling and convincing analysis, Wise makes the case that racial inequity and white privilege are real and persistent threats to personal and collective well-being, but that resistance to white supremacy and racism is possible.
3-4 p.m. Film Screening: "Cracking the Codes" & Talk Back
From Shakti Butler, the director of "The Way Home: Women Talk About Race in America"and
"Mirrors of Privilege: Making Whiteness Visible," comes a new film that asks America to talk about the causes and consequences of systemic inequity. Cracking the Codes: The System of Racial Inequity features moving stories from racial justice leaders including Amer Ahmed, Michael Benitez, Barbie-Danielle DeCarlo, Joy DeGruy, Ericka Huggins, Humaira Jackson, Yuko Kodama, Peggy McIntosh, Rinku Sen, Tilman Smith and Tim Wise.
4-5 p.m. Dinner Break
5-7 p.m. Panel: Resisting Theologies of Whiteness as Social Justice Practitioners
Miguel de la Torre, Ph.D, Iliff Professor of Social Ethics
Marilyn Stranske, Together Colorado Organizer
Bruce McCluggage, Instructor Pikes Peak Community College
Felicia George, Doctoral Student ILIFF/DU
Joshua Bartholemew, Doctoral Student ILIFF/DU
Moderator: Heike Peckruhn, Ph.D, Iliff and DU Instructor
7-9 p.m. Keynote & Book Signing:
Abolishing White Masculinity from Mark Twain to Hiphop
Stephany Rose, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor UCCS, Iliff MDiv. Student
Symposium Speakers:
Keynote Speaker & Book Signing: Stephany Rose, Ph. D., author of Abolishing White Masculinity from Mark Twain to Hiphop, is an activist, public commentator, and an assistant professor of Women's and Ethnic Studies at is an activist, public commentator, and an assistant professor of Women's and Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. With a B.A. and M. A. in Literature from Clark Atlanta University and Purdue University, respectively, as well as a Ph. D. in American Studies from Purdue University, she specializes in critical race and gender studies, English literature, and American popular culture. An interdisciplinary scholar and a social justice activist, Dr. Rose is often called upon to consult on issues concerning race and gender dynamics in American popular culture and society.
Panelists – 5-7 p.m.
Rev. Dr. Miguel A. De La Torre is Professor of Social Ethics and Latino/a Studies at Iliff. Additionally, he was elected as the 2012 President of the Society of Christian Ethics. Dr. De La Torre has received several national book awards and is a frequent speaker at national scholarly religious events and meetings. He also speaks at churches and nonprofit organizations on topics concerning the intersection of race, class and gender with religion.
Marilyn Stranske is a community activist, advocate and organizer. With over thirty years of experience, Stranske has engaged in faith-based community organizing throughout the country, with her most recent position being with Together Colorado. At Together Colorado, the local state affiliate to the national PICO network, Stranske spearheaded the statewide initiative to bring clergy and faith leaders of various traditions together in a day of fellowship, training and action to address issues of financial and legal injustice, education, healthcare and other systemic forms of injustice.
Bruce McCluggage is an instructor of philosophy at Pikes Peak Community College. McCluggage received his M.A. in intercultural studies from Fuller Seminary. He is a former Campus Crusade for Christ staff member who served in California, Washington, Idaho, and several Pacific Rim countries. Thus, he brings decades of college campus ministry experience to his teaching and community involvement.
Felicia M. George holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Houston and a J.D. from Creighton University School of Law. Prior to entering the Iliff/DU Joint PhD Program in Religion and Social Change, she received a Masters in Divinity from Iliff. George's focus is primarily on ethics, law and religious studies as they relate to mass incarceration, capital punishment and penal reform. Prior to her doctoral studies she served as a Colorado Public Defender, an Assistant Attorney General, as well a magistrate in Denver District Drug Court.
Joshua Bartholomew, a Trinidad and Tobago native, grew up in Roxbury, Boston, MA, earned a bachelors degree in psychology and a minor in theology from Fordham University, a Masters of Divinity in Systematic Theology, Union Theological Seminary, and is now a third-year Iliff/University of Denver doctoral student studying Religion and Social Change. Bartholomew's areas of concentration include ethics, the critical study of religion, Post Colonial studies, economics, and an ongoing analysis of the ways in which applied capitalistic ideals shape religion as it relates to inter-communal ethics and globalization.
Moderator: Heike Peckruhn, Ph.D., from Germany with Mennonite roots and bi-racial parentage, holds a PhD in Religious and Theological Studies and focuses on theology and gender studies. Currently, she is teaching courses in theology at Iliff School of Theology, and also offers classes on religion, gender, and sexuality at the University of Denver.
Location: Iliff School of Theology, 2323 East Iliff Avenue, Denver, CO 80210
Info/Contact: Register online: http://conta.cc/1lKJzky


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Callie Burke is struggling to survive financially and professionally as an Art Conservationist. When she's offered a very lucrative job restoring a painting for wealthy business man Jack Walker, she isn't sure she wants to do it. Jack represents everything Callie has sworn to avoid in life, and her fear of an emotional commitment only complicates matters when she realizes she's immediately attracted to Jack. Still, she takes the job and moves into Jack's...
An Unforgettable Lady
A string of attacks against the city's most prominent women leaves Grace Hall vulnerable, so the refined beauty reluctantly hires a bodyguard. Now she finds herself subject to the ironclad will of her new protector. In spite of her frustration, Grace is drawn to John Smith in ways she can't explain. For beneath his tough exterior and dark past, there's an innor core that is tantalizingly seductive. John knows that when you're a professional bodyguard...
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Ivy, May 2003, 6.99 ISBN: 0804119899 Colonial Era archeologist and historian, Carter Wessex agrees to accept a grant to dig on Farrell Mountain if she obtains the approval of corporate raider Nick Farrell. She is very excited about trying to solve the Revolutionary War mystery of what happened in 1775 to the Winship party and the gold they carried until she meets Nick. He is nasty and tosses her off his property. When Nick connects the name t...
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Ivy, Aug 2002, 6.99 ISBN: 0804119880 At a Virginia horse auction, A.J. Sutherland buys four-year-old thoroughbred Sabbath for thirty thousand dollars though the steed has a nasty reputation and her stepbrother, the family finance expert Peter Conrad, objected. Following her instincts, A.J. pays with her own personal money. When she returns to Sutherland Stables, Peter informs her that he sold the horse. An upset A.J. blithely says he cannot se...
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Families of September 11 is now operating as the For Action Initiative. The web pages on this site are available for informational purposes only. Please visit us at www.foractioninitiative.org.
On May 4th, Zacarias Moussaoui was sentenced to life in prison, concluding the trial of the only person to be formally charged with the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and the four flights. The reactions to the verdict vary greatly, and families and others continue to grapple with the impact of the trial's outcome. We know that not all family members agree on what they hoped the outcome of the trial would be, but realize that for everyone, it has been trying and for some, traumatic. We encourage all members of Families of September 11 to reach out to friends, families, and others in the 9/11 community as we all continue to sort out the feelings and memories that this trial brings to the surface.
We know from experience that mainstream media coverage of the experience of 9/11 is cyclical. It peaks with a trial or a movie and than disappears until the next media 'event' excites public interest again. However, the experience of our members is not cyclical. It is constant and unending. Recognizing this, FOS11 strives to continue to be a support to our members by providing useful information and helpful resources. We are continually learning better ways to serve you by listening to you through our bulletin board, online chat program, or through the emails you send to us. If you have suggestions for ways we can better serve our membership please contact us.
Submit Writing for the FOS11 Newsletter
Issues Update
Ground Zero Update
Click on the links below to read the most recent updates from the LMDC and the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation regarding the identification of remains and the building of the memorial.
World Trade Center Movie
Some resources that might be helpful are:
• The New York University Child Study Center developed an article titled 'Preparing for Movies about 9/11: A Parent's Guide'. Click here and scroll down to read this.
The Columbia Center for Children's Environmental Health's World Trade Center Pregnancy Study
9/11 Grief Survey, Phase II
Those who have received an invitation to participate and have not done so already are requested to log onto the study website at www.9-11survey.org in order to complete Phase II of the study. If you have questions regarding the study please address them to the Principal Investigator Dr. Yuval Neria from Columbia University at email@example.com. For help with your password or PIN code you may contact Scott Noonan at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Upcoming Events
FOS11 Chat Program: 9/11 Online Community Support Group
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at (212) 575-1878 or email@example.com.
The online chat program brings members of the 9/11 community from different geographic locations together to connect and share common experiences. To date, we have had participants from all over the country including California, Hawaii, New York, Massachusetts, Florida, Alaska, and other states. Regardless of the distance between members, many of the issues and concerns are similar. This makes for a very friendly and kind environment, where members provide insight and support to each other helping to break the sense of isolation some members may feel. We welcome new participants to the program.
Dr. Donna Gaffney, a licensed mental health professional and noted trauma specialist, facilitates the chats. Chat conversations tend to include the topic as well as other issues that members are experiencing at the time. Several chat participants have shared their appreciation of the chat program and many return to participate in later chats. To learn more about the chat program visit the FOS11 website.
FOS11 9/11 Commemorative Events Outreach
We also offer our 9/11 band in remembrance, with honor, and in hope of a better future. If you are organizing an event, and would like to include the band, please click here to download an order form, or call our office at (212) 575-1878 for more information.
NYDIS/OEM Faith-Based Initiative 2006: Ready NY Events
"Unity Canvas" Art Project Display
Go to the FOS11 calendar for more events.
Health Issues for 9/11 Rescue and Recovery Workers
The 9/11 Mental Health and Substance Abuse Program
Financial assistance for treatment is retroactive to September 11, 2001 and will cover dates of service through December 31, 2007. That means if you are eligible and you received treatment after the initial attacks, your out-of-pocket costs may still be covered. You must enroll by January 2, 2007 to be eligible for these services.
Visit the website and begin registration online at http://www.9-11mentalhealth.org/ or call any of the following numbers:
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FOS11 offers a wrist band, in hope for a better future. Click here to learn more.
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February 24, 2006
Takin' over the TeamGushue rink goes for gold
By TERRY JONES -- Edmonton Sun
PINEROLO, Italy -- Brad Gushue had tickets lined up to watch Canada in the gold medal hockey game Sunday.
"Buggers," he said.
That's one side of it. The other is that Gushue gets their stage.
Media who had been planning to cover Canada in the semifinal hockey game will be scrambling for press tribune seats at curling today.
Gushue's guys have been wearing Canada on their outfits since the git-go, but today they're taking over for Team Canada.
With Canada not even managing to get in position to win a medal in hockey, suddenly the scene shifts here for a gold medal game in that other sport Canadians like to believe is our game. And unlike winning Olympic gold for the first time in 50 years like Canada did in hockey, we've never won Olympic gold in men's curling.
Somebody yesterday tried to tell Gushue it could now be a life-altering experience if, with the focus on his gold medal game, he manages to do what no one has done before - claim gold for Canada in curling.
He laughed.
"No matter what happens, I think our lives will have changed," he said.
"We're from Newfoundland. In Newfoundland nothing comes close to this. It's going to be different for us when we get home. I think we all know that. Walking around will be different.
"We have a couple of NHL players from Newfoundland and they're gods."
Coach Toby McDonald had the great line earlier in this tournament.
"Half of Newfoundland isn't working - the other half."
And his other one-liner. "There hasn't been a fish caught since the Olympics began."
Gushue and his regular team of Mark Nichols, Jamie Korab and Mike Adam along with ringer Russ Howard, know getting to the gold medal game is going to bring life in the province to a complete standstill for this one and they know it.
"Companies will be giving people the afternoon off," he said, referring to the 5:30 p.m. game here which translates to 1 p.m. back home on the Rock.
Or as McDonald would put it: Those with jobs will take the afternoon off. McDonald was part of Newfoundland's previous biggest story in curling, Jack MacDuff's shocking Brier win, the only one in the history of the province, back in 1975.
"There will either be a lot of sick days or a lot of TVs in offices. In Newfoundland, nothing has ever come close to this," said Gushue.
No Newfie has ever won an Olympic gold medal before.
Dwayne Norris won silver at Lillehammer '94 playing for Tom Rennie's national hockey team. Marie Monder won a silver with a rowing crew in Atlanta '96. And they could claim Gander-born Don Bartlett of Edmonton who won a silver with Martin's Edmonton rink in Salt Lake '02.
"If we win, George Street in St. John's is going to be an extremely fun place," Gushue guaranteed.
And, in a way, they can't lose.
There was plenty of worry we were sending two rinks who couldn't get the job done to the Olympics after Shannon Kleibrink and Gushue's gang came in as longshots to win the Olympic Trials in December in Halifax.
But going into the gold medal game against Markku Uusipaavalniemi of Finland knowing they can't do any worse than any other men's team we've sent to the five ring circus is, in a weird way, somewhat of a comfort zone.
Canada is three for three at getting to the gold-medal game at Olympic curling and 0-2 at in delivering the gold. Toronto's Mike Harris and Edmonton's Kevin Martin have both managed to get to the gold medal game but lost it and settled for silvers in the other Canadian sport in which anything less than gold isn't good enough.
The storyline, of course, also involves Howard - who turned 50 at these Games. By getting to the gold game, Howard beat Max Houben, a Belgian four-man bobsledder who was 49 years, 278 days old when he won a medal at St. Moritz in 1948.
The oldest gold medallist was Jay O'Brien of the U.S.A. when he won four-man bobsled e in 1932.
Howard will hold that honour, too, if he wins gold today.
"Ah, when you get to that age, it's all downhill," said Howard of the bobsledders.


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George K. Gillander
BARRE TOWN - The service of thanksgiving and remembrance of the life and faith of George Karl Gillander, of Sunrise Road, was celebrated Friday, May 3, 2013, at 11 a.m. in the Barre Congregational Church. He died April 29, 2013, at his home.
The Rev. David Vanderlinde-Abernathy, pastor of the church, led the service. Organist Eric Giles accompanied the congregation in the hymns, "Just As I Am," "In the Garden" and "Kum Ba Yah."
Celebrations in George's life and heroic remembrances were shared by his daughter, Wendy, and his wife, life's partner and greatest friend, Ilene.
The bearers were his brother-in-law Richard Lunde and longtime friends James Sloan, Michael Choquette, Norman Champagne, David Fitch and Thomas Willard. Burial was made in the Hope Cemetery, where the Rev. Vanderlinde-Abernathy read the words of committal.
Fellowship and luncheon followed at the Hilltop Restaurant in Barre Town.
In honor of George's strong commitment with the Benevolent Protective Order of the Elks, the Montpelier
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924, of which he was a past exalted ruler, presented its memorial service Thursday evening at the Hooker and Whitcomb Funeral Home, 7 Academy St., Barre. The presiding officers were Exalted Ruler Scott Phillips, Leading Knight Timothy Hutchins, Loyal Knight Kevin Goss, Lecturing Knight Bennet McFaun, Esquire Michael Blanchet and Chaplain Karen Lafreniere.
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On 23 January 2013 tax Law 4110/2013 was published in the Government Gazette. This new law, apart from some significant amendments on individual and corporate income taxation, sets a new regime for transfer pricing regulations in Greece which replaces the existing one. Specific points include:
The new Law includes an enhanced obligation for Greek affiliated enterprises to maintain transfer pricing documentation for their intra-group transactions. In addition, the Law includes specific deadlines for drafting of documentation and the electronic submission of a summarised table of transfer pricing information to the Greek Tax Authority.
There is an exemption from documentation for certain transactions, based on criteria such as the volume and the nature of transactions. Penalties for typical violations are reduced and thus become more rational compared to the previous regime, which is considered to be a positive development. The previous parallel legislative framework for transfer pricing (Ministry of Finance – Ministry of Development) is abolished, while transitional provisions apply. The new law also introduces a new Greek Advance Pricing Agreement ("APA") program.


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I am getting the Undefined index error message but I dont know why. I need to know whats going on and why this is happening...I am trying to display records stored in MySQL....Here is a sample of my code.....

 Team Name	 HomeTown	 Wins	 Losses	 Ties	 Division
<?php foreach($teams as $team): ?>
<?php echo $teams['0']['Team Name']; ?>
<?php echo $teams['1']['HomeTown']; ?>
<?php echo $teams['2']['Wins']; ?>
<?php echo $teams['3']['Losses']; ?>
<?php echo $teams['4']['Ties']; ?>
<?php echo $teams['5']['Division']; ?>
What is going on here? Any feedback would be much appreciated!
Can you paste your mysql query and table structure?
SELECT Team.Teamid, Team Name, Team.Hometown, Team.Wins, Team.Losses, Team.Ties, Team.Division FROM teams AS Team WHERE 1 = 1 ......
Team Name
Teamid Team Name Hometown Wins Losses Ties Division1 Parkview Pirates Mexia 5 2 1 TBall 2 Groesbeck Tire Groesbeck 8 7 2 TBall 3 Marlin Bulldogs Marlin 2 8 0 TBall 4 Hyden's Hustlers Teague 1 8 1 TBall 5 Rally Boys Riesel 6 4 3 TBall
Make sure your query is valid and records were returned from your query (SELECT). Also you need to store the values in an appropriated array.
See this page for more info:http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-query.php
SELECT Team.Teamid, Team Name, Team.Hometown, Team.Wins, Team.Losses, Team.Ties, Team.Division FROM teams AS Team WHERE 1 = 1 ......
Team Name doesnt have Team`. in front of it and all the rest do, that could be your issue.
Just check your query that is where the problem lies.
Just guessing as there is not much data to debug.
shouldn't <?php echo $teams['0']['Team Name']; ?be<?php echo $team['0']['Team Name']; ?
"team" rather than "teams"
It should be and if still error then do a print_r($team) and see if it maths that structure you are using; team[0][column]
I don't know what is going on here. I have tried just about everything people have suggest today! Lets start from the beginning. What does the undefined index error imply?
So, you chamged terms to term?And what is the output of print_r($term)?
You have to provide more info. And you can google that error.
well actually I chnaged a few things! Im not getting the error mesage anymore...its just that my records appear above my columns! I dont know where i went south! I need to figure out what is causing my records to appear above my columns!
We will need to see your code for that but I think that issue is not HTML related. You are missing a tag somewhere

 Team Name	 Hometown	 Wins	 Losses	 Ties	 Division
<?php foreach($teams as $Team): ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Teamid']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Team Name']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Hometown']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Wins']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Losses']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Ties']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Division']; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
There should
 after foreach starts and
 before foreach ends. That's just malformed HTML issue. And ofcourse you need to close table after foreach
thanks rana....that did help! It had my tr tags earlier but between all my editing I deleted my tags! Now after I put my tags in the proper place....my records are still on top of my columns....I dont understand why my records arent under my columns.
You need to add the appropriate
,
,  and 	s. Without those, it will indeed just put the content above the table.Also, it's either
foreach ($a as $b): ... endforeach;` or
foreach($a as $b) { ... }`, not both at the same time ;)
Team Name
<?php foreach($teams as $Team): ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Teamid']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Team Name']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Hometown']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Wins']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Losses']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Ties']; ?>
<?php echo $Team['Team'] ['Division']; ?>
<?php endforeach; ?>
Just confirm, you also wrapped EACH row with "td" tags, right? It has to be, to be considered part of that table and row.
Rana you are swell!! I don't know if you're a male or female...but if u a dude "HIGH FIVE"!!......AND if you a woman....I swear I would kiss your feet right now!! Thanks!!


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Joe Nichols & wife expecting another girl
Listen to Joe Nichols on iHeartRadio
Joe Nichols admits he's "outnumbered." The country star tells People he and his wife, Heather, are having another girl! The newest Nichols will be the second child for the couple, and Joe's third daughter.
The singer says with girls he's done things he couldn't have imagined as a single man. He explains that they just celebrated daughter Dylan's birthday a couple of weeks ago with "a princess party."
Joe says he "never expected to wear a tiara" but did when "the two-year-old birthday girl says, 'Wear this, Daddy.'" He adds that he can't fulfill all of Dylan's requests. He says the toddler knows there'll soon be a new family member, but a sister isn't what she has in mind. Joe explains that Dylan "points to Heather's belly and says, 'Puppy!'"
The baby's due on May 20th and Joe plans to be there, saying he "wouldn't miss that for anything." He doesn't say, however, if they'll also be welcoming a dog into their family anytime soon.
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So recently I bought an adapter for Wi-fi - Linksys wusb54gc v3.The problem is that I do not find the correct drivers for the adapter.I heard that v3 is very new and i also don't know if it is even possible to run it into backtrack.If you have suggestions - express freely, and if you have the correct drivers could you please provide a link or attachment.
Only drove it into monitor mode, but I needed a driver to support fragmentation attack, with which i want to test my home network for educational purposes.
try installing that driver
I have laptop Dell 1525 with Dell Wireless 1395 WLAN Mini-Card.. backtrack can not find my wireless when I write airmon-np... I need a special driver or sometshi like that?
I need a special wireless??
i am facing the same problem did not found any wlan i am using
Atheros AR5006X 802.11b/g WLAN any help for drivers.
i am facing the same problem did not found any wlan i am using
Dell Wireless WLAN 1501 Half Mini-Card
BackTrack 4 R2 Release ISO can not find my wireless when I write airmon-ng... I need a special driver or something like that?


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NBC delivers a 'Smash' second act
Updated 3:55 pm, Sunday, February 3, 2013
Love, Sinatra crooned, is lovelier the second time around. So is TV's "Smash."
Don't get me wrong. I liked NBC's innovative song-and-dance drama right off the bat — enough to put it on my Best of 2012 list.
To be honest, though, its freshman season — about the launching of a Broadway musical ("Bombshell") based on Marilyn Monroe — did get bogged down in unnecessary fat. Thankfully, much of that has been trimmed: tiresome things like Julia's home life as mom and wife; the rather flat coupling of Karen and Dev; the unlikely romance between ambitious producer Eileen (Angelica Huston) and hunky bar-owner Nick.
"Stuff from last year that maybe some people thought ... went off on tangents, we looked at and we sort of tried to find a way to circle back together," new executive producer Joshua Safran said at a recent press session.
"It still is the same 'Smash,'" he insisted, "just maybe bigger, more music, sort of a little bit younger in some regards."
The result is a sensational two-hour season opener, which bows at 8 p.m. Tuesday on NBC.
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Safran, whose credits are topped by "Gossip Girl," certainly knows young. And, yes, the initial episodes of season two do feel fresher and more energetic. One reason is the addition of new faces. Corpus Christi native and Broadway star Jeremy Jordan plays an aspiring songwriter named Jimmy. He's joined by the lesser-known, but equally talented, Andy Mientus, as his writing partner Kyle.
"We're working together on the show 'Hit List,'" Mientus said, "the new sort of off-off-Broadway fringe-y, edgy show, which you will meet this year. ... I play a writer, but they did find a clever sort of way for me to get to sing, because I am a singer as well."
The same is true for our dreamy Texan, who sizzles in a song-and-dance number in a future episode. His temperamental, artist character also is shaping up to be a new love interest for Karen (Katharine McPhee).
As for the more mature figures of "Smash," likable writing partners Julia (Emmy winner Debra Messing) and Tom (Tony winner Christian Borle) have survived beautifully. The same is true of the immature ones, such as womanizing director Derek Wills (sexy Brit Jack Davenport), who steals every scene he's in. Yes, Derek continues to terrorize performers, but he also reveals a more vulnerable side in response to tabloid stories depicting him as a harasser of female performers. He also inches closer to his muse Karen — much to Ivy's dismay.
The two actresses, of course, make up the central rivalry of "Smash." Problems between Ivy (Broadway sensation Megan Hilty) and Karen came to a head last season when the latter landed the coveted lead of "Bombshell" and the former slept with Karen's boyfriend.
The tension between them continues to bubble; however, tender moments also hint of an undeniable bond between the two.
"I love our relationship because it is on a constant roller coaster," Hilty said, "and you never know if they're going to actually be friends. We have all these really beautiful moments and then someone goes and ruins it."
"For a while," McPhee added, "we sort of live in our own worlds, and then you'll see us come back together, and it will be interesting."
Easily the most significant change in "Smash" is the amped-up musical elements.
"One of the fun things, I think, is that we have more original music, more musical sequences per episode," Safran said, "more diverse musical styles, which we thought was really sort of an amazing way to sort of utilize Broadway."
Some of these scenes involve the luminous Jennifer Hudson, who appears in a three-hour story arc as a Tony-winning Broadway star named Veronica Moore. While Karen and Ivy hold her up as a kind of role model, Veronica struggles with her own image. Should she remain the girl next door that made her a star in musicals such as "The Wiz," or, in defiance of her doting stage mother, let loose a more seductive Veronica to shimmy on down the road?
The answer, seen in Hudson's third hour of "Smash" (9 p.m. Feb. 12), is absolutely mesmerizing, a devilishly choreographed performance you won't soon forget.
Jeanne Jakle's column appears Wednesdays and Sundays in S.A. Life, and she blogs at Jakle's Jacuzzi on mySA.com. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Is there any way to make this new weather app replace the horrible native weather app?
I gotta say, I'm impressed with the Yahoo Weather app too.
I've been using it all day. It feels more informative than the stock Weather app (well, it is more informative lol), and it just looks good.
I like it a lot nice and clean maybe apple will do something like this in ios7
This is awesome, but the radar map is painfully slow to gen on screen. Needs to be almost instant and I'm consistently waiting for 5 to 10 seconds or more for it to gen. Doesn't sound like a long time, but it is when you're staring at the screen waiting.
And sometimes, it just doesn't finish generating at all. BOOOO!
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This rose is deeply cupped as it opens but develops into a wide, many-petalled bloom that contrasts well with the glossy dark green foliage.
Named for the late English horticulturalist, author and botanical artist Graham Stuart Thomas, it was voted as the World's Favorite Rose in 2009 by 41 member countries that comprise the World Federation of Rose Societies.
Although Thomas died before the award was given, it is a fitting honor to the man who saved old heritage roses from extinction after World War II and worked for years to breed the deep yellow color into the modern flowers that we enjoy today.
SUN OR SHADE: Six hours of full sun is ideal for most roses.
SIZE: The published size is 5 feet high by 4 feet wide, but in the Pacific Northwest climate it easily reaches 8 to 9 feet high. If a shorter shrub is desired, this rose can be maintained at 5 or 6 feet by keeping it trimmed back during the blooming season as it is dead-headed.
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Ooooh Nikko you jsut reminded me, too...I love my electric blanket!
Dindrane, a friend of mine makes those knife racks. Something very similar, anyway. I have one, but she's making me a different that will fit exactly in the drawer I keep my knives in. They are great.
We use a magnetic strip for our knives too. It saves storage space in drawers, it keeps the knives handy but safely out of the way. we've also heard that the impact of opening and closing drawers can damage the edges of knives.
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I have now spoke to two people that recall drinking this... and both enjoyed it.. and considered it a night-time treat. One recalled another of there drinks being a dark malt drink that was favoured by her dad.. If you know anyone who recalls this company and their products let us know please.
Thought I'd just share these with you that came into my husbands possession several weeks ago, he originally had four but gave one to his father, Though Barlova factory in Cheapside Hyde is well documented above, it only has pictures of the Blue powder tins and not these tablets below. Hope this may be of interest to some.
There's a jingle from 1962 by Barry Gray, Barlova (Malted Milk Drink) it can be downloaded from Amazon which is worth listening to for a giggle


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Undescended testicle repairOrchidopexy; Inguinal orchidopexy; Orchiopexy; Repair of undescended testicle; Cryptorchidism repair
Undescended testicle repair is surgery to correct testicles that have not dropped down into the correct position in the scrotum.
As a baby grows in the womb, the testicles develop in the infant's abdomen. They drop down into the scrotum during the last months before birth.
In some newborns, however, one or both testicles do not move down into the correct position. About half of these cases will descend within the first year of life without medical treatment.
Undescended testicle repair surgery is recommended for patients whose testicles do not descend on their own.
The surgery is done while the child is asleep (unconscious) and pain-free under general anesthesia. The surgeon makes a cut in the groin, where most undescended testes are located.
After finding the cord that holds the testis in the scrotum, the surgeon unties it from the tissue around it so that the cord's full length is used. A small cut is made in the scrotum, and a pouch is created. The testicle is carefully pulled down into the scrotum, and stitched into place. Stitches are used to close any surgical cuts.
In some cases, the procedure can be done laparoscopically, which involves smaller surgical cuts.
Why the Procedure Is Performed
This surgery is recommended for infants older than 1 year whose testicles have not descended into the scrotum (cryptorchidism).
An undescended testicle is different from a "retractile" testicle, in which the testicle drops into the scrotum and then pulls back. Retractile testicles do not need surgery.
Risks for any anesthesia are:
- Reactions to medications
- Problems breathing
Risks for any surgery are:
- Bleeding
- Infection
After the Procedure
Undescended testicle repair is successful in most cases. A small percentage of men will have fertility problems. (See: Infertility)
Men who have had undescended testicles should do monthly self-exams throughout their lives for possible tumors. People with undescended testes have higher rates of testicular cancer than those with normal testicle development, even if they have a fully descended testicle on the other side.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The surgery may be done on an outpatient basis. Bed rest is recommended for the first 2 - 3 days. Avoid strenuous activity, including bicycling, for at least 1 month to allow the testicle to heal in its new position.
Barthold JS. Abnormalities of the testes and scrotum and their surgical management.In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 132.
Elder JS. Disorders and anomalies of the scrotal contents.In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 539.
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Joel introduced Johnson as a surprise guest and enjoined his band to back the rocker on a rendition of the AC/DC classic "You Shook Me All Night Long."
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Hi, In my desktop I have an ethernet card and a wireless PCI card ( D-Link DWA 552)as well. When accessing an AP is it necessary to spoof the MAC for the ethernet card (eth0)?
If the wireless card will be doing all the work, then I will only need to spoof the MAC for the wireless card, correct. So if only the wireless card is sending packets and probes it isn't necessary to mask ethernet because the AP won't be receiving any data from the ethernet card. Or is it possible the AP might receive ethernet card data somehow (when the D-Link card sends packets, maybe it sends ethernet card info too?). In which case I would have to spoof it for authentication? Or change it in case of MAC filtering?
I'm thinking I just leave it alone, and only spoof wireless card MAC..
Sorry if this question is stupid, amateurish..
I've successfully changed the MAC of my wireless card.


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Yes sir, but I took xandros off and installed an eee specific version of xubuntu on it.
the eeepc has xandros on it not ubuntu
Yes sir, but I took xandros off and installed an eee specific version of xubuntu on it.
Oh Ok I see. Sorry for the miscommunication. when I first got the eepc and had the problem I did this...
You could disable the sound card by adding
a line like
blacklist snd_hda_intel
to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
because I could care less about the sound and it worked fine. then when all this stuff came up and I realized every one was having the issue I did the same thing as g1ic7h....
Had the same trouble, add this to rc.6
modprobe -r snd_hda_intel
just before the line:
echo "Unmounting local file systems."
and it has been working fine ever since. I never di anyof that file paching stuff like some of these other folks so that may be your problem. I would start with a fresh copy of bt and make the one line rc.6 mod.
OK, no need to apologize at all.
Thanks bro!!! Giving it a go now.
Be back with results.
wooohooo, it worked. Thank you so much.
EDIT - I should clarify to anyone else with an eee. Taking out the other patched lines and just adding this one works. With all the other patched lines it did not work.
I just installed Real BT3 on the SSHD after removing the two linux partitions that totaled 3980MB. I didn't create a swap partition or anything like that, but I did add the noatime to fstab. There shouldn't be any problems with that, right?
Anyway, I got kismet to work and the wifi drivers seem to be doing great. However, when I try to connect to my wireless network with Wireless Assistant I get Connection Failed every time. It doesn't matter if I choose a correct static IP or dhcp.
My setup is a little funky... I have a windows server going to a wireless access point, and the windows server is my dhcp server. I have 3 other computers in the house (Vista and XP) that connect fine to the wireless access point with dhcp. The wap has WPA encryption enabled.
When running wlassistant from a konsole window, it fails right around
ifconfig_dhcp: /sbin/dhcpd -nd ath0
No DHCP client running.
Is this a WPA issue or a compatibility issue or what?
Any recommendations?
lol, what a fun cycle of joy. Ok, I grew a pair and made changes on my own!!!!!!
I changed vga=0x317 to a lower resolution vga=0x311 in the syslinux.cfg file because the eee's low resolution. This actually got around the "undefined mode number error" at startup, but now my saved changes are not showing..weeee, fixed one problem and started another perhaps?
FIXED...Ok, turns out somehow my usb hdd changed from sdb1-3 to sda1-3, so I edited the syslinux.cfg changes command to sda and all is well. No more undefined error and save changes are back..weird.
Any idea why or how the hdd changed like that? Sorry if I'm ranting but hopefully someone will read this and learn from my mistakes...maybe?
Look at udev - you can predefine your ext drives so they always get addressed in the same order at boot time - don't know if that'll help you in the right direction?


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Kentucky Rolls Miami (Ohio) in Opener
Sep 7, 2013
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Maxwell Smith threw three long touchdown passes and Jalen Whitlow and Raymond Sanders each added scoring runs as Kentucky beat Miami (Ohio) 41-7 on Saturday.
The Wildcats made a winner of rookie coach Mark Stoops and Smith, who started for the first time since a season-ending ankle injury last September.
Most importantly for the Wildcats (1-1) was how Smith helped offensive coordinator Neal Brown's pass-oriented "Air Raid" philosophy take flight with TD passes of 48 yards to Jonathan George, 88 to Javess Blue and 56 to Jeff Badet. He completed 15 of 23 passes for 310 yards, 210 by halftime, as Kentucky outgained Miami 675-122 and allowed the RedHawks' only score on a fumbled punt return.
Whitlow, alternating with Smith, had Kentucky's first TD on a 9-yard run, and Sanders added a 5-yard score. Joe Mansour added two field goals.
Kentucky's win came before 54,846, delighted by the Wildcats' offensive excitement.
There certainly was room for improvement all around after last week's 35-26 loss to Western Kentucky, especially after a defense that was expected to be Kentucky's strength allowed 487 yards. Several personnel changes followed this week and the Wildcats rebounded by keeping the RedHawks out of the end zone and limiting them to just eight first downs.
Miami's only highlight came on special teams when Chris Wade returned Daryl Collins' fumbled punt from 6 yards after being stripped by Collins Boucher. That brought the RedHawks within 17-7 but only proved to be a minor blip on a day that belonged to Kentucky on both sides of the ball.
Especially on offense, where expectations of long passes and big points brought many to Commonwealth Stadium for Stoops' home debut. Athletic department spokesman DeWayne Peevy on Friday reported season ticket sales of 47,426, nearly 9,000 above last year's total with 40,028 paid non-student plans including 60 tickets to next month's Big Blue Madness thrown in.
Smith's passing and Whitlow's running helped the Wildcats fulfill Stoops' initial promise of giving them something to cheer about by scoring on their first five drives.
Named as the starter on Monday after directing two fourth-quarter scoring drives last week against WKU, Smith completed two quick passes for 33 yards to get Kentucky into Miami territory before Whitlow took over four plays later at the 18. After a 9-yard completion to Anthony Kendrick, Whitlow ran it in for a 7-0 lead to bring out the season's first siren.
Surprising as Whitlow's appearance might have been at the time considering early-week indications that Smith would be the man for Kentucky, coaches said that both would see action. The Wildcats successfully used the combination in an up-tempo strategy that the RedHawks struggled to keep up with.
Especially on Kentucky's second possession, when the two alternated plays in a drive ending with Mansour's 22-yard field goal for a 10-0 lead that quickly became 17-0 on the first play of the Wildcats' next possession when Smith found George wide open down the left sideline for the Wildcats' second score.
Collins' fumbled punt was part of a brief error-ridden stretch by Kentucky that threatened to slow its momentum. For example, the Wildcats began the ensuing possession with three penalties that left them with second and 25 on their 12.
Just as quickly, they were celebrating in the end zone to the sound of another siren when Smith hit an open Blue 30 yards downfield by the right hash mark with a pass providing a 24-7 lead. Sanders' 5-yard touchdown run on the next drive capped an 80-yard drive.
Whitlow finished 10 of 12 for 103 yards passing.
Kentucky's relentless pass rush recorded five sacks of Miami's Austin Boucher - who was 4 of 14 for 23 yards passing - and limited Miami to just 1-of-16 third-down conversions.


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AMES, Iowa – When a child says, "I know Grandpa isn't really dead. He's just asleep," how should a parent respond? During March, family life specialists discuss how parents can help children cope with the death of loved ones in the Science of Parenting blog from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
"As adults we know that death is an inevitable part of the life cycle. We go to funerals, send sympathy cards and offer support. Somehow we come to reconcile death as a part of life and learn to live with that knowledge," said family life specialist Donna Donald.
"Children, too, will encounter death, but they don't have adult coping skills. It is up to the significant adults in their lives to help children understand their feelings when a family member, friend or beloved pet dies," added family life specialist Lori Hayungs.
This month the ISU Extension and Outreach specialists will blog about how to help children as they encounter death. They will talk about addressing the needs of grieving children and explore resources.
Learn more from tips on the blog throughout the month and in a four-minute podcast. Through the Science of Parenting, www.scienceofparenting.org, ISU Extension and Outreach specialists share and discuss research-based information and resources to help parents rear their children. Parents can join in the conversation and share thoughts and experiences, as well as how they handle parenting responsibilities.


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Pretty in pink - Fashion designer and breast cancer survivor Betsey Johnson appears at the Magic Clothing Industry convention at the Las Vegas convention center as she promotes her fall 2012 line on February 14, 2012 in Sin City. (photo by ethan miller/getty images)

© Ethan Miller / 2012 Getty Images Giuliana lives pink - literally! Giuliana Rancic celebrates being a survivor at the launch of "Live in Pink" in support of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation at Petit Ermitage Hotel on August 15, 2012 in West Hollywood.

© Stefanie Keenan / 2012 Stefanie Keenan Feeling good about herself. The Today Show host Hoda Kotb attends the Self Magazine 5th annual Women Doing Good Awards at the IAC building on September 12, 2012 in New York City. (photo by amy sussman/getty images for self magazine)

© Amy Sussman / 2012 Getty Images Elizabeth Hurley is the spokesmodel for the Estee Lauder companies' breast cancer awareness campaign, visiting the Bay Queen Street on October 3, 2012 in Toronto. (photo by ge

© George Pimentel / 2012 George Pimentel Wanda Sykes went public in 2011 that she was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. After undergoing a double mastectomy, she's now cancer free.

 Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Nickelodeon "I am joining more than the 200,000 women who will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year,"

Photo by Mike Aguilera/SeaWorld San Diego via Getty Images "Sometimes I cry. Sometimes I scream, and I get really angry and I get really into wallowing in self-pity sometimes, and I think it's all part of healing," Christina Applegate said of her recovery. She had a double mastectomy in August 2008 and is cancer-free.

Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images Cynthia Nixon successfully battled breast cancer and plans to serve as an ambassador for Susan G. Komen for the Cure. "As the daughter of a breast cancer survivor, knowing my personal risk made me more aware and more empowered when I faced my own diagnosis," she said.

Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images "I feel like I've got a second chance at life," Kylie Minogue said after receiving chemotherapy in July 2006. She was diagnosed in May 2005.

Photo by Andrew Cowie/AFP/GettyImages Edie Falco quietly battled the disease in 2003.

Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Charlie's Angels star Jaclyn Smith treated breast cancer with radiation.

Photo by John M. Heller/Getty Images Melissa Etheridge wrote the song, "I Run for Life" for herself and other breast cancer survivors.

Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images Olivia Newton-John created her own breast self-exam kit to educate women about breast cancer.

 Photo by Tim Whitby/Getty Images A year after beating breast cancer, Peter Criss, a founding member of the rock band KISS, calls himself "the luckiest man in the planet." He is now 63 and cancer free. The American Cancer Society estimates that about 2,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer are diagnosed in men each year and approximately 450 men die from breast cancer annually.

Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images Television journalist Cokie Roberts was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, but after undergoing treatment is now cancer free.

Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for DC Entertainment) Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who was diagnosed in 1988, released a statement after treatment. "I am not sick. I am not bored. I am not resigning." So inspirational!

Photo by Karen Bleier/AFP/GettyImages Step by Step to recovery. Suzanne Somers chose an alternative treatment for the disease, opting out of standard chemotherapy.

Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Shirley Temple Black underwent a mastectomy after being diagnosed in 1972.

 Photo by AFP/Getty Images On July 31, 2007, anchor Robin Roberts announced on Good Morning America : "I am very, very blessed and thankful that I found it early." - Early detection is KEY ladies! Currently Roberts underwent a Bone marrow transplant to help battle against Myelodysplastic syndrome, a disorder feuled by her breast cancer treatment.

Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images 1970's music icon Carly Simon underwent a mastectomy and reconstructive surgery for breast cancer in the late 90s. While recovering from surgery, she wrote an autobiographical album The Bedroom Tapes.

 Photo by John M. Heller/Getty Images Former first lady Nancy Reagan battled breast cancer in public in the late 1980's near the end of her time in the White House.

Photo by Alexandra Wyman/Getty Images Skating her way through! Olympic figure skater Dorothy Hamill was diagnosed with breast cancer, and after undergoing treatment has been sharing her story with women across the globe.

Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images Maggie Smith, well known for her role as the headmistress in the Harry Potter film franchise was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 73. It took mroe than magic to make her well again, but she has since recovered and continues to act! Bravo Maggie!

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The victim's skeletal remains were located buried in the crawl space of John Wayne Gacy's home. He was under another victim who has since been identified.
Altogether, 29 victims' remains were located on Gacy's property. Four were found in the Des Plaines River, although Gacy confessed to dumping five bodies in the river. There are 33 known victims, but it is suspected that there may be more.
As of 2014, this victim and six others remain unidentified: 954UMIL, 955UMIL, 957UMIL, 958UMIL, 960UMIL, and 962UMIL.
Serial killer Gacy was convicted of his crimes and executed in 1994.
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The Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (Dresden State Art Collections) have been ranking for years among the group of museums, in which research is intensively conducted and for which international scientific exchange is eminent. The great variety of diverse research projects, which are embedded in the museum's structure or in which employees of the museum are involved in, reflect the diversity and profoundness of our scientific activities.
The intensive discussion about the importance and future of the humanities directs the focus to universities as institutions of humanistic research and teaching. On the other hand, museums as research and educational settings play a minor role in the public perception. However, research is an essential element of the public museum. Collecting, conserving, researching, and educating have been defined for years as the four columns of museum work. In the museums, the spectrum of research approaches and methods is rather broad, including not only the humanities, such as art history, history, ethnology, or folklore, but also natural scientific fields. Researching to the state of arts means researching interdisciplinary. Not only are museums centres of humanistic competence, but also are they forums of exchange between humanities and natural sciences.
An overview of selected research projects is meant to show the areas, in which research is conducted in the separate museums as well as overall. Furthermore, contacting researchers and research teams shall be simplified.


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Got to agree about Sotiropoulos he does seem to be an absolute cock.
Not sure what drugs he is taking if he thinks he can beat Pearson.
Got to agree about Sotiropoulos he does seem to be an absolute cock.
Not sure what drugs he is taking if he thinks he can beat Pearson.
Sot has the ability to beat Ross imo, I hope he doesn't.
The guy has always been a cock, when he was TUF and he wouldn't give Dana an answer as to who he thought was the best in the house because he couldn't see anyone who was better than him, turned out a couple of people were lol.
I said he's got potential, he has a pretty good wrestling game and if he can neutralise Pearsons stand up game and put him on his back then who knows.
I think Ross matches up well Sot. Ross has quicker hands/feet, better movement and technically better boxing. Sot has decent boxing but no real power and needs to get this fight to the ground. Ross can keep this fight standing all day long.
I hope he beats him up and frustrates him for the full 3 rounds just like Siver did. Never realised how much of a leary c*nt gsot is. And his fcking coaches are even bigger dicks!
Sotiropolous is good fighter. I think he can sub Pearson if he gets him down. Hopefully it'll be a stand up fight and in that case Pearson tools him.
Fuck no-gi
As hard as it is to say it, some of the UK guy`s have made utter cunts of themselves in the last episode.
Sad times.
If you love fighting you can never really lose!!!!!
I fell into the aussie hype a little bit when sot. first hit the scene, after a couple of 'gimme' fights that he won he was genuinely being talked about here as in line for a title shot LOL. glad he got exposed when he did, i think he's a very limited fighter. Ross bashes him on the feet, george is decent on the ground but i think Ross' take down defence is superb. want ross to win that fight more than any other fight this year.
personally don't think they made cunts of themselves, they made a mistake but owned up to it the instant it was brought up. a cunt move would have been to stand back playing dumb.
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
Last nights episode was probs the worst of the season but still well better than a few of the last seasons.
Fair play to Luke and Bola for owning up a lot of people in the world wouldn't of had the balls.
Mike Wilkinson... first time i've really got to see him and the guy is a beast! Looks like a right tank for 155lbs.
Obviously this may just of came across to those who know him but genuingly thought shit was going to go down when they were talking about the phone situation and something was said and Col responded with "I hope you're not talking about me."
Also wasn't surprised that the Aussies stole Dean's book. TBF if their ancestors weren't thieves then most them would be British anyway
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Get out
"Give me my book"
"Give me my book"
Just go outside please so I look good and I'll get it
"You had a phone"
Sorry Dana
Sorry Dana
"Now an Australian is thru because of you lot!"
UK Lightweight smashed the Aus, again
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And really, what's so attractive about London to players? It's a nice city, but the weather is terrible.
How is the weather worse than any northern climate city, like New York?
It's always rainy, foggy, and depressing.
Which describes Seattle pretty well.
True, but players don't have to travel to a different continent to play there. London isn't THAT attractive.
Are you kidding? Its incredibly attractive. It's europe!
It's european women
. European food. European nightlife. European sights. All at your doorstep!
London is an incredibly cosmopolitan city. And it's located a stones throw from all of western europe. Its an incredibly attractive destination.
And just so you know, people LOVE the PACNW. I would imagine Seattle would easily be in the top half of players wish lists. Its an amazing place to live.
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I cant imagine that kinda stuff (or on that level) is hard to find in west friggin virginia.
Hey watch it bud, we are proud people. Did you know we invented the toothbrush? I wonder if it had been invented in another state (besides Kentucky) if they would have called it a teethbrush hmmm.
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I really wish this thread stuck to the topic at hand.
How much more is there to discuss? Have you heard anything new? Los Angeles wants a team. Any team with stadium issues will be considered. And team considered will be approached. Any team approached will use that fact as leverage to try and lock up a new stadium deal.
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You understand that the 18 game schedule would take 18 of the 20 games players currently play in (playoffs not included obviously) instead of 16 of the 20. IOW players already play those games, they just call them preseason and rip off STH and fans charging full price for exhibition games. How many meaningless games were there in week 16 this year? Correct me if I'm wrong but the seeding wasn't even decided until the very last game of the night, and the day started out w/ 6 teams vying for 1 playoff spot. All that would really change is YOU (the viewer) get to see more real football in the year.
Are you 100% confident that is what they would do? I know thats what all the pundits & others say "Oh, they will just convert 2 preseason games" but do you honestly think its out of the realm of possibility that the owners would take that expansion as a chance to stick it to us for an EXTRA 2 games? Keep the Preseason (as coaches & GMs actually use those) and get even more money out of the move?
Again, that is only one thing to settle on. It will likely happen at some point, as I conceded before, but that doesn't mean its the correct move to make.
Yeah, I'm pretty much 100% confident on that as what I stated is the PROPOSAL in front of the competition committee. If they did the way you are suggesting it would have to be approved by the NFLPA and they would need to pay MORE MONEY to the players to make it happen.
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Anyone trying to say this with certainty is just being foolish. How bad are half the games in week 15 & 16? the ones that dont mean anything? So now you have 2 more games, more games of guys getting hurt, and more wear & tear on bodies before the playoffs even start.
There will always be bad games towards the end of the year. Adding two more games will not add more. All it will do is move them 2 weeks later into the year.
Wear and tear isnt a concern for me. The Ravens and Niners dont look any more particularly worse for wear at this point than teams that stopped playing 2 weeks ago.
Im not saying they wont happen, but just because they will, doent mean they should. People can talk about "adapt or die" but that only applies when you are forced to. Who is forcing the NFL? Who is even challenging them with anything? No matter what the product is, there becomes a point of diminishing returns, and to me, an 18 game season or adding 2-4 more teams to the playoffs will be past that point. And why cant I throw out "If it aint broke dont fix it"...
You can throw out the "if it aint broke" argument all day. Thats your prerogative. But the NFL wasnt broke before it expanded to 14 games. It wasnt broke when it expanded to 16 games. It wasnt broke when it expanded to 32 teams either. The "if it aint broke" argument stood in the way of every step that got us to this perfect symmetry you appreciate so much.
Adding 2 games to the season isnt going to oversaturate the market. It isnt going to water down the product like an expansion would (which I am against) or adding more teams to the playoffs would (which I am also against). All it does is give the fans more meaningful football.
Unless the owners are willing to change alot of things for just 2 extra games (roster sizes, pre-season, pay for those 2 games) there are some major hurdles to these things also. Its not as easy as many expect it to be.
I dont think anything you mentioned would be considered a major hurdle. Certainly not in the face of the gains these 2 extra games represent. The owners stand to make more money. The players stand to make more money. The fans get more football. And, as an added bonus, more players have a shot at making the active roster. Nothing you mentioned would prove much of a hurdle. The only hurdle would be at the negotiating table where the players and owners will haggle over pay. Which is what nixed the idea during the last CBA.
The game has never grown in popularity as it has in the past decade.
Do you have any numbers to back that up? Because the NFL exploded in polularity in the 80's and 90's.
And to act like the symmetry of the league has nothing to do with it is just being naive. Its human nature that we like things to be aligned correctly, it makes us comfortable. Im not saying the NFL wouldnt be popular, but it is one of those subconscious things that helps people be drawn to it.
First I am foolish, now I am naive? Come on, big guy. Save the ad hominems.
Symmetrical divisions do not attract anyone to this game. The play on the field does. That isnt being naive. Thats being realistic. Symmetry is nice. But the NFL became what it is today without symmetry. And it would continue to grow if we lost that symmetry. Because its the product on the field that matters. The play. The games. And two more games gives everyone more of what they love. Well, almost everyone. Some people prefer symmetry.
You like it the way it is. It makes sense to you the way it is. Thats fine. If we lost that symmetry you would get over it. I promise you. Life would go on. Football would go on. Your love of the game would go on.
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London has Mollie King & the players would be gods.
Have to be crazy to not want to play in merry ole' England!
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LOS ANGELES — A Long Beach police officer awaiting arraignment on 39 sex-related counts involving 13 underage girls instead was charged Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court with additional criminal counts involving three other young women.
Noe Yanez, 40, a nine-year patrol officer with the Long Beach Police Department, was charged with one felony count each of sexual penetration by a foreign object, forcible oral copulation and assault with intent to commit a felony and two felony counts of false imprisonment by fraud or deceit.
The amended criminal complaint alleges the acts occurred between between May 2008 and April 1, 2012. Two of the women were 18 at the time, and the third was 20, said Jane Robison, a spokeswoman with the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
Yanez's arraignment is scheduled for June 20.
Last month, Yanez was charged with 39 criminal counts, including misdemeanors and felonies, for sex-related acts against 13 girls between January 2008 and April 2012.
Previous to those counts, Yanez was arrested in April on suspicion of lewd behavior with a minor and possession of child pornography.
Police and prosecutors haven't said if Yanez used his job as a patrol officer to target his victims.
Yanez, who was suspended from the police force without pay after his initial arrest, is being held on $950,000 bail at the Men's Central Jail in Downtown Los Angeles, according to his booking information.
The May criminal complaint alleges unlawful sexual intercourse, oral copulation, penetration with a foreign object and providing alcohol to a minor. Included are seven counts of false imprisonment by violence, including one girl who was allegedly held against her will last Christmas Eve.
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Yanez is being prosecuted by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Public Integrity Division and the investigation remains open, police and prosecutors said.
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20 percent: Injuries.
Dwight Howard is not the same player he was in Orlando, the result of back surgery less than a year ago and a nagging shoulder injury.
Steve Nash missed 24 games at the beginning of the year with a foot injury, Pau Gasol missed 10 games and is limited by knee tendinitis, back-up point guard Steve Blake suffered an abdominal strain in early December and has yet to return and Jordan Hill was lost for the season with a hip injury. That's a whole bunch of missed time by key players, especially for a team still learning to play together.
20 percent: Age
In some ways this goes hand in hand with injuries, but even when healthy the Lakers are just downright hard to watch defensively against the younger, faster, quicker teams. With seven players 30-years-old our older, including four starters, that's a problem that won't go away.
15 percent: Defense
A lack of chemistry, foot speed, quickness and emphasis has resulted in a terrible defensive effort thus far. Some of that can be rectified with better effort and cohesion, but the reality is the Lakers lack elite defensive players.
15 percent: David Stern
Let's face it, the Lakers grand plan was to bring in Chris Paul and Howard and make them the new franchise cornerstones moving forward, and they nearly accomplished their goal. But an agreed upon trade to acquire Paul in December of 2011 from the New Orleans Hornets was nixed at the 11 th hour by Stern, who was overseeing the ownerless Hornets at the time. The Lakers have never rebounded from that devastating blow.
10 percent: Kobe Bryant
The Black Mamba misread the situation with Dwight Howard, who needed a pat on the back rather than kick in the rear end. Bryant is difficult to play with, even he admits that, but great leaders understand what makes people tick and have the flexibility to adjust accordingly. Howard wilts when challenged and confronted, but would probably run through a brick wall if led with positivity. Kobe either didn't see it, or didn't care. And that was a costly mistake.
9 percent: Coaching
From the outset, Mike Brown was not a good fit replacing Phil Jackson after the 2011 season, and giving him another chance this year was a mistake in retrospect. The jury is still out on the hiring of Mike D'Antoni, but it's hard to fault him when he didn't have a training camp and the roster doesn't fit his system. The biggest problem is Brown and D'Antoni's principles could not be more different, and that's led to a confused, disjointed team on the floor.
7 percent: Management
The coaching hires are on GM Mitch Kupchak, and Jerry and Jim Buss, but it's hard to find fault in rolling the dice on the Dwight Howard and Steve Nash trades and bringing in Antawn Jamison. On paper, this team looked loaded and everyone was signing management's praise.
Meanwhile, they remain on track to have major salary cap space after the 2014 season to chase free agents.
4 percent: Dwight Howard
We'll cut him some slack because he still isn't completely recovered from off-season back surgery, but still, it's easy to wonder if Howard's ever truly been challenged, at least in a professional sense. He was catered to from day one in comfortable Orlando, which handed him de facto ownership of the Magic right out of high school and never demanded leadership and accountability. All that changed in Los Angeles, where the Lakers pressure-cooker is as intense as any in sports. Howard never wanted to be here, and now we probably know the answer why. He's not tough enough to accept the burden of being the leading man in a big-city production.


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TAUNTON Titans have two key players back in the side for the visit to Shelford in National League 2 on Saturday (3pm).
One of those is experienced lock Marshall Cormack who has been serving with the Navy in Afghanistan since playing in the first five games of the season.
The other is the versatile Charlie Walker-Blair who was at the club when Taunton gained promotion to National League 2 South before moving on to Premiership outfit Exeter Chiefs.
Walker-Blair has suffered a couple of injuries in his time away from Taunton. And after playing for Exeter, Cornish Pirates and Jersey before taking a few months to help the injuries heal, he is now back keen to get some rugby under his belt.
Head coach Tony Yapp said: "We are very happy to have Charlie back with us, he is a great player and one that could easily be playing at a higher level.
"We have kept a close eye on his career since he left Taunton and kept in touch with him throughout. Charlie has been extremely unlucky with injuries and over the past couple of seasons and has come back to us on and off to join in with training to get himself fit.
"Having played with Charlie and seen him training recently I know he is going to bring so much to the team.
"His attitude is spot on and he's a very physical player. We are very excited to have him back in a Titans shirt and look forward to seeing him play."
After Titans' 24-5 defeat of Dings Crusaders at Hyde Park last weekend – when Walker-Blair made a comeback appearance in the centre – Titans are looking to eradicate the memory of their last away trip.
That came on December 14 when they lost heavily at London Irish Wild Geese after a performance described by Yapp as Titans' 'worst of the season'.
He said: "The players this week will have to be mentally prepared against a team that is in top form. They have won their last three games and will be out for revenge after losing to us 25-19 at Hyde Park in September.
Forwards coach Chris Brown said: "Shelford is a difficult place to go. They have knocked over Cambridge recently on their own patch and are particularly stubborn. "We will have to ensure that we are accurate at set pieces and embrace the physical challenge which are the essential constituents of winning on the road.
"The result earlier in the season was pleasing for us and we understand what it takes to win.
"We know they are tenacious but we have also found some good form in recent months and this challenge comes at just the right time for us."
With the festive period giving the squad some time to rest up and clear any niggling injuries, Titans have nearly the whole squad available.