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Events for November 22, 2013
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$15 general $10 seniors (ages 65+) and students, with current ID $6 youth, ages 9–17 Free for children 8 and under and for OMCA Members.
Bay Motion: Capturing San Francisco Bay on Film
This unique exhibition of film and video from Prelinger Archives—a collection of over 60,000 "ephemeral" (advertising, educational, industrial, and amateur) films—explores how the San Francisco Bay and the surrounding region was captured by amateur, professional and industrial camera people. Bay… Read more » Find out more »


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Imagine a world where the manure check equals the milk check. No one is saying it is possible, but there is hope on the horizon for profiting from the waste end of the cow, and some are doing it already. The 2011 Midwest Manure Summit, February 15 and 16 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., shed light on the future of both regulation and technology for manure management. Speakers explained that additional air quality regulation is imminent, but there are preventive strategies you can employ today. How far dairy producers need to go and when this will happen are two unknowns. The other factor will be the level of regulation depending on a farm's size. One speaker speculated that a 500-cow farm, plus or minus 250, could be where the line is drawn between a "major" and "minor" emitter subject to more or less regulation. At the same time, some attendees questioned if some research and projects were creating solutions to problems not yet invented.
One term that was repeated with no apologies was "anaerobic digester." Despite the fact that only 150 such systems exist in the United States (including two hands raised of the 200 Summit attendees), 6 of the 20 presentations featured digesters or digester by-products and co-products. We learned about experiences with digesters on 1,000-cow farms, 160-cow farms, and European municipalities and cooperatives. In all three categories, success is theoretically possible. But Summit speakers advocated treating digesters as more than just a financial engine for making electricity. In Europe, digesters are fed with a ration including, manure as a base, then corn silage, canola, and other substrates. In the U.S., those digester owners with the greatest success treated their digesters as a bio-refinery plant, using the digester's liquid, fiber, and biogas outputs to create or fuel something else. But success is not a sure thing and isn't always measured in dollars and cents, reduced odor from digester use may be a priceless benefit in some cases.
The advanced technologies of bio-filters, anaerobic digesters, and an experimental system that could produce salable "slow-release" phosphorus fertilizer are a few years away for the 95 percent of dairy farms with fewer than 500 cows. However, most attendees were looking for some practical solutions to immediate problems. A number of producers were looking to slow their climbing field phosphorus levels, find alternative bedding, or learn about separator systems. With every farm's unique situation, there was no blanket answer.

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Region 1 Hunting Access Guide
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The 2016 Hunting Access Guides and Regional Maps will be available for download (here) August 15, 2016.
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The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) State Lands Division has opened a multi-use trail system at the Old Cahawba Prairie Forever Wild Tract near Selma, Ala. The Old Cahawba Prairie Tract is adjacent to the Old Cahawba Archaeological Park, site of Alabama's first state capital in Dallas County. The trails are open during daylight hours year-round to hikers, mountain bikers and horseback riders. The trails are free for all users.
The Old Cahawba trail system is comprised of three trails with a combined length of 11.6 miles. The individual trails are: the Federal Trail, 3.7 miles; Cahawba Trail, 6.3 miles; and the Indian Trail, 1.6 miles.
Visitors to the Old Cahawba Prairie tract can also access to the Cahaba River via a canoe launch at the nearby Cahaba River Bridge on AL-22. There is a canoe take out downriver at the Old Cahawba Archaeological Park. The tract is also open to hunting when in season. All hunting season(s) rules and regulations apply.
Directions to the Old Cahawba Prairie Forever Wild Multi-Use Trail System Trailhead: From Selma, take AL-22 West approximately 8.6 miles to Dallas Co. Rd. Turn left on to Co. Rd. 9 and travel approximately 3.3 miles. Turn right on Cahaba Road (Co. Rd. 2) and travel approximately 0.5 miles to arrive at the trailhead parking lot on the right.
In addition to the trailhead parking lot, the Old Cahawba Prairie Tract features two additional parking lots found along Co. Rd. 9. These parking lots allow foot traffic access to the property for users wanting to bird-watch, view wildlife, photograph wildflowers, or hunt. Directions to the Co. Rd. 9 Parking lots: From Selma, take AL-22 West approximately 8.6 miles to Dallas Co. Rd. Turn left on to Co. Rd. 9 and travel approximately 2 miles to the first parking lot on the left. Continue on Co. Rd. 9 for one mile to the second parking lot on the left.
Coordinates for the Trailhead and other property access points:
Multi-Use Trail System Trailhead
Co. Rd. 9 North Parking lot
Co. Rd. 9 South Parking lot
For more information about the Old Cahawba Prairie Tract and its outdoor opportunities, visit www.outdooralabama.com. To learn more about Old Cahawba Archaeological Park, visit www.cahawba.com.
Alabama's Forever Wild Land Trust continues to expand the number of recreational areas available to the public so that present and future generations can enjoy quality-of-life opportunities in the outdoors such as the trails at Old Cahawba. Learn more about the Forever Wild Land Trust, its mission, its funding, and the many recreational and hunting opportunities available at AlabamaForeverWild.com
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources promotes wise stewardship, management and enjoyment of Alabama's natural resources through five divisions: Marine Patrol, Marine Resources, State Lands, State Parks, and Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries. To learn more about ADCNR, visit www.outdooralabama.com.


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Our companies spend a lot of time and money keeping our employees safe in their plant and vehicles. But what about us customer reps?
Well, I think it's about time we band together to promote our own safety program.
This newest brainstorm hit about 3:30 a.m. a few weeks ago. I was on my way to an early post-tension pour in downtown Nashville. I had stopped at a local convenience store to satisfy my coffee habit. Walking out with my purchase, I was approached by a couple of rough-looking characters. They introduced themselves as a couple of gentlemen who were down on their luck and needed some help getting home.
Now, I am not one to support panhandling, but I really didn't have much of a choice. Here they are standing on either side of me coming out of the store, knowing that I used some form of currency to buy my coffee. I had a couple of dollar bills left over and handed them over. They thanked me and wandered off down the street $2 richer. And even better, they headed in the opposite direction of the pour.
As I pulled over to the jobsite, I wondered what would have happened if they had tried to rob me. I'm not small by any means. But I certainly am not 10 feet tall and bulletproof. Most of the time when something like that happens, they catch you off guard and just mug you and take your wallet.
As salespeople, we travel a lot of miles during the course of a workweek. Late evening meetings, early morning pours, Saturday mornings at the office getting those last few items of paperwork done for the owners who have asked you for your quarterly projections earlier than usual. These are just some of the reasons why we keep unusual hours. I don't have to tell you that on the news we see and hear of incidents where people are carjacked or kidnapped at public places as big as Wal-Mart or at major shopping centers.
Be aware
Sometimes we are a little lax in our own safety. Maybe we're fortunate that we are so accustomed to things just going the right way. But they don't.
Several years ago, I was robbed at a drive-up bank teller machine. It wasn't fun. So today, I have a much greater awareness of my surroundings.
Perhaps that's why I believe safety means more than just wearing a brightly colored hardhat, goggles, and steel-toed work boots. We should take extra precautions to keep our employees safe from undesirable elements in our society.
One thing that's definitely changed has been the hours our folks work. Late-night and early morning pours are becoming the normal way to increase productivity. But they can also be a point where our guards are down. Whenever we work unusual hours, I tell the plant personnel to come and go in groups of at least two. Most of the time when there are at least two people together, most thieves will leave you alone.
Don't take your or your employees' safety for granted. Always keep an open eye and an open mind when going about your activities.
In an effort to help me maintain my loyal readership, how about sharing your off-site safety tips with us? We'll send you a World of Concrete hat or T-shirt if your suggestion passes muster with the other editors.


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One of the world's oldest automobile marques, General Motors' near-luxury brand remains an ambitious survivor, as one of GM's last four active consumer vehicle lines. Founded in 1903, Buick served as the platform for GM's early corporate conglomeration. As Alfred Sloan refined the GM business model around mid-century, Buick was charged with holding onto customers who were growing and aging out of the Chevrolet and Pontiac brands. It became known for sleek styling, such as the 1949 Roadmaster, and ageless cues such as "waterfall" grilles and "Ventiport" holes on the hood or front fenders. Over the last few decades, Buick also gained as a performance brand, a tack that culminated in the 1988 introduction of the Buick Reatta two-seater. But as GM homogenized brands to cut development and manufacturing costs over the last couple of decades, Buick's identity suffered the most, and its demise was speculated. Instead, GM deep-sixed Oldsmobile and recommitted to Buick. Brand management stepped up, making Buick a domestic hallmark for product quality in J.D. Power surveys. In the vanguard of GM's globalization, Buick has become the most popular automotive brand in China, and GM engineers there are helping design new Buicks for North America. In the U.S., new models including the Enclave crossover, and renewed nameplates including LaCrosse, are making Buick a winning product line again.
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Persona 4 Golden might be landing on October 23, according to GameStop's product page.
We already knew the game was coming this fall for PlayStation Vita, but the date listed on the website is a safe bet, since most games release on a Tuesday.
Golden is an enhanced version of the popular RPG. It sports remastered visuals and sound, new story events and anime cutscenes, and more.
Follow @wita on Twitter for tales of superheroes, plumbers in overalls, and literary adventures.


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Eds: Map page 501, E-4. Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles City Fire Department can be reached at (213) 485-5162.
MISSION HILLS - A car smashed into a convenience store at an intersection in Mission Hills Sunday morning, and one motorist was hurt.
A two-vehicle crash sent one of the vehicles off the roadway and into the store, said Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles City Fire Department.
Firefighters were dispatched to the crash in the 10300 block of Woodley Avenue at 8:52 a.m., Humphrey said.
The medical condition of the injured motorist was not immediately known, and damage totals were being calculated.


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n Valerie Ann Davenport, child neglect with great harm changed to child neglect, 364 days with credit for 323 days served. Must pay civil judgment, jail fund.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
Johnny Jerome King, 71, convicted in Alachua County in 2004 of lewd or lascivious molestation victim under 12 years offender 18 or older has registered a Williston address with the Levy County Sheriff's Office. By Florida law King is required to notify law enforcement whenever he changes addresses.
King's new address as: 17193 N.E. 40th St., Williston, Fl.
He was sentenced to 10 years and has been serving probation since 2012.
An ederly man was found dead wrapped in a blanket and with the heater running at his Northwest 168th Street home on Wednesday, according to the Levy County Sheriff's Office.
Lt. Scott Tummond said a physician was signing the death certificate due to the man's health problems and no foul play is suspected in the death. He confirmed the man had been dead for several days.
A friend alerted the authorities to the death.
A Bronson man is sitting in Levy County jail under $390,000 bond after the Levy County Drug Task Force arranged several drug buys making contact with the suspect in well known locations in Bronson and in East Williston.
A Chiefland woman was cited for careless driving and having an open container of an alcoholic beverage after a rear-ender shortly after midnight on Sunday on State Road 26 and County Road 307 in Gilchrist County.
n Crystal Elaine Braswell, VOP on hit and run with crash involving injury, probation revoked, 270 days with credit for 98 days served. Must pay civil judgment, jail fund, VOP costs.
n Travis Wray Choina, battery, 2 months 11 days with credit for 71 days served; resisting officer with violence, adjudication withheld, 2 months 11 days with credit for 71 days served, 24 months probation; battery on officer, nolle pros.
A Cross Creek man who was helping his niece from Bronson pull her vehicle out of a rut died after a vehicle in the opposite lane hit him on Thursday at 8:20 p.m. on State Road 121 near Alachua County Road 346, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report..
Garrett H. Cutler, 59, was removing the chains used to pull a black 2004 Chrysler Sebring driven by Heather Crane, 19, of Bronson, from where it was stuck by the roadway. Crane's vehicle was sitting in the southbound lane and partially in the northbound lane of SR 121.
Chiefland Fire Rescue's combat team competed in the Scott Safety Firefighter combat challenge at the Daytona International Speedway recently before the start of the Daytona 500.
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The Chiefland Citizen is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Levy County and Chiefland Florida, and the surrounding area.


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The WebReboot Plugin for Nagios is a suite of commands that can be used within Nagios to monitor a server and take corrective action if necessary via the WebReboot line of products. For example, the plugin can be used to alert you if a host is powered down, versus simply not responding to network requests. Likewise, it can be used to reboot a server if a host fails to respond to ping, or to shut down a server when a critical temperature threshold is exceeded. The commands can be mixed-and-matched with all existing Nagios commands, maximizing total network coverage.
Piggydb is a flexible and scalable knowledge building platform that supports a heuristic or bottom-up approach to discover new concepts or ideas based on your input. You can begin with using it as a flexible outliner, diary or notebook, and as your database grows, Piggydb helps you to shape or elaborate your own knowledge. Piggydb is a Web application provided as a self-contained package that contains a Web server and database engine.
Amiba is a Gene Expression Programming (GEP) framework for Java. GEP is, like genetic algorithms, a branch of evolutionary computing. The framework separates the process of evolution from the process of interpretation of the chromosome, allowing the use of various schemes. For example, graphs may be used as terminals and graph operations as operators in the chromosome instead of the usual double precision numbers. It implements mutation, transposition, and recombination. Options and rates are easily configured through an XML file. A mechanism to load fitness cases in bulk is also provided.
Simple simeng (simple simulation engine) is a bare bones Java-based discrete simulation engine that uses variable time steps. Events are inserted in an ordered queue, and time is advanced based on the time the next event needs to be executed instead of discrete predefined timesteps. Entities can send events directly to other entities (one-2-one), or events can be broadcast to subscribed entities (one-2-many). The simplicity of the engine makes it suitable for educational purposes.
Sambuca is a Java HTTP server framework that allows developers to embed an HTTP server directly in their applications with custom HTTP request handlers, so that their application can directly process incoming HTTP requests and easily send back HTTP formatted responses to the requesting client. Applications can host standalone HTTP services such as Web Services without having to deploy and integrate with a full application server such as Tomcat, JBoss, or WebLogic.


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I've got BT3 beta running on my think pad here and have been dinking with the xconfs trying to get the OS to work with my savage card. Any way I xconf for the autoconfig and it just scrubs my xwindows boots and makes my system hang. So I replace the new /etc/xorg.conf with my backed up one that uses vesa and now startx loads xwindows into fluxbox instead of kde.
Any one got any idea what would make this happen? I used cp /mnt/sda1/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.


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According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, Canadiens free-agent defenceman Andrei Markov is looking for a three-year, $18-million contract.
"Last I heard, and it is a fluid situation subject to change, Andrei Markov was asking Montreal for a three-year deal worth $6 million per year," McKenzie tweeted on Monday.
Markov, who has earned $48.3 million during his NHL career, according to capgeek.com, is coming off a three-year, $17.25-million deal that expired following the 2013-14 season with an annual cap hit of $5.75 million.
In 81 regular-season games this past season, the 35-year-old Markov posted 7-36-43 totals and was plus-12 while averaging 25:14 of ice time per game. In 17 playoff games, he had 1-9-10 totals and was minus-4 while averaging 25:59 of ice time.
The Canadiens selected Markov in the fifth round (162nd overall) of the 1998 NHL entry draft.
Contractual status of Habs players, canadiens.com
Kings prove that size matters in today's NHL, Stu on Sports blog
Canadiens hold No. 26 overall pick at draft, NHL.com
Habs listed at 20-1 odds to win Cup next season, Stu on Sports blog
Bruins will not re-sign Shawn Thornton, NHL.com
Prospect Brendan Lemieux models game after father, Claude, NHL.com
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Guys ..... As a spin, I am trying to extend the capabilities of the WKV webpage to also have some type of html form in it that will allow the users to submit text and post the entries into a text file on my BT4 box. Kind of like the WKV output.
I have been searching for a while now, both here and google, and my eyes are begining to bleed as it is late. I have a proof of concept to demonstrate on Monday and was hoping to get this done. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks all !!!
Is this still being developed/improved? Also whats the latest on vista!? I dont have XP to test on, and it doesnt seem to display the "security update" page when i connect to the fake AP.
keep an eye on the other thread evilap-crt
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Wills and Apps record point in Brevard 8-1 loss to #16 LanderFebruary 25, 2011
Tornados fall to Bearcats on the road
Greenwood, S.C. - Beau Wills and Shane Apps took home a win at #3 doubles and Sam MacNeil continued to play tough this season at #2 singles, but it was not enough as Brevard fell to #16 Lander University on Friday afternoon, 8-1.
The Tornados fell at the top two doubles positions, before Wills and Apps defeated Gary Bertoldo and Oscar Perman at the #3 spot in a hard-fought match, 9-7.
In singles competition, MacNeil took Oscar Axelsson to a third set tiebreaker before falling 6-2, 2-6, 10-7, but Brevard was unable to record a point the rest of the way in suffering their second defeat of the season.
The Tornados remain on the road as they travel to Gaffney, S.C. and Limestone College to take on the Saints on Tuesday, March 1st. Doubles competition at the Emmie Evans Rector Tennis Center begins at 2 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Paul-Henri Arrigoni (LU) def. Scott McCormick (BCM) 6-3, 6-0
2. Oscar Axelsson (LU) def. Sam MacNeil (BCM) 6-2, 2-6, 10-7
3. Oscar Perman (LU) def. Jonathon Lavelle (BCM) 6-0, 6-1
4. Carlos Marques (LU) def. Gary Sugg (BCM) 6-0, 6-0
5. Christopher Mattsson (LU) def. Beau Wills (BCM) 6-1, 6-2
6. Juan Manrique (LU) def. Shane Apps (BCM) 6-2, 6-3
Doubles competition
1. Paul-Henri Arrigoni/Oscar Axelsson (LU) def. Scott McCormick/Sam MacNeil (BCM) 8-2
2. Carlos Marques/Christopher Mattsson (LU) def. Jonathon Lavelle/Gary Sugg (BCM) 8-0
3. Beau Wills/Shane Apps (BCM) def. Gary Bertoldo/Oscar Perman (LU) 9-7


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William A. Johnstone, an assemblyman from San Dimas, was between Covina and San Dimas one night about a century ago when the rear of his car was suddenly lifted off the ground by an unidentified flying object.
This was decades before stories of Area 51 or UFOs were commonplace, but on Sept. 3, 1912, Johnstone's vehicle was mysteriously ensnared by something from above.
This saga actually began many miles to the west in Venice where the famous Ocean Park Pier was reduced to ashes by a huge fire earlier in the day.
One of Ocean Park's attractions was a tethered gas balloon that gave passengers an aerial view of the Venice coastline from a height of 100 feet or more.
Firefighters, fearing the gas balloon might explode during the blaze, cut it loose. And shortly after dark, the balloon and its grappling hook met Assemblyman Johnstone's rear bumper.
"He suddenly felt his auto lifted upward in the rear. He thought it rather uncanny and was surprised," was the rather understated account in the Pomona Daily Review the next day.
Johnstone unhooked the alien balloon and got his car's rear wheels back on the ground.
The wayward balloon was sent off again, only to cause more mayhem when it hooked a Pacific Electric trolley cable just west of San Dimas. It halted all trains on the route until repairs could be made.
BEING A police chief in the Inland Valley of years ago was a lot different than today, and dangerous.
Chiefs, such as Pomona's Henry P. Tracy, found themselves all too often in the midst of the action.
Tracy was shot in the leg while pursuing a suspicious character on the night of July 22, 1914.
On that night, Tracy and another officer were patrolling in downtown Pomona when they saw three Latinos standing suspiciously in front of a department store.
As Tracy tried to question them, one took off running.
"I yelled, `Stop or I'll shoot you,"' Tracy recalled the next day. "He suddenly blazed away with this revolver. I suppose he was trying to scare me."
Two shots missed but a third proved more than scary, striking him below the knee. He crashed to the ground.
To his credit, the dazed and wounded Tracy dragged himself for two blocks to make sure his other officer was safe.
The shooter disappeared and was never arrested.
Tracy was hobbled for some time with the bullet in his leg, needing a cane to get around for months.
Having recovered, Tracy became the only Inland Valley police chief to die on duty. On May 3, 1915, he hitched a ride on the back of one of the police motorcycles. It was struck on West Second Street by a truck hauling oranges, killing the chief.
A MOST BIZARRE arrest occurred in San Bernardino in 1936 when police nabbed Samuel Frank, who had more than just the law pursuing him.
In February, he had received national attention when he appealed to Texas Gov. James V. Allred to help him find a wife. That got him 13,000 offers of marriage from women.
What was obvious, however, is that larceny rather than matrimony was mostly on his mind.
Frank came to the Inland Empire while on the lam from the Bay Area where Louisa Kennedy of Berkeley charged him for leaving town with $126 he "borrowed" from her, reported the Ontario Daily Report on Aug. 4, 1936. It appears she got most upset when she found him making time with another of the 13,000 "applicants."
Frank headed south only to run afoul of the law in Los Angeles. Moving on to San Bernardino under the name of Frank Gould, he was captured and returned to the Bay Area.
Before he made it to court, another of his admirers, Ida May Peck of El Cerrito in Contra Costa County, tried to bail him out.
"I'll stick to him until the end," Peck said. "I love him."
Frank's attraction is tough to understand.
"Mrs. Peck sure must like Frank," said Oakland Police Inspector Robert Tracy.
"Frank told me himself that of all the women he knew, he mistreated Ida May the most. He pawned her diamond ring for $15, told her to mortgage her furniture and then sold her furniture to a second-hand dealer for $50 and he kept all the money."
What a catch that Frank was.
Joe Blackstock writes on Inland Valley history. He can be reached at 909-483-9382, email@example.com or @JoeBlackstock


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Building the shelf
Sure, you can buy a shelf similar to this one at a discount store, but you won't be able to choose the size or finish. We designed ours with a wider top to hold vases and other collectibles, but you can make yours bigger or smaller. Plus, you can finish it to match your room. The shelf is versatile and goes together fast—it would make a great gift. We made our shelf from cherry, but you can also make it from oak or pine for about half the cost.
Tips for building the shelf
- You'll need a miter saw and a table saw for this project. A finish nailer isn't necessary but is very helpful.
- If you don't have a finish nailer, drill pilot holes for the finish nails to avoid splitting the wood.
- You can use scraps of less expensive lumber for the base (E) and cleats since these aren't visible.
- Glue the parts together. Because you can use fewer nails, you'll have fewer nail holes to fill.
We finished this cherry shelf with a coat of American Walnut stain (test the color on a scrap) and three coats of spray satin lacquer. Photo 5 shows how to mount the cleat that supports the shelf. Then you just drop the shelf over the cleat to hang it on the wall.
Figure A: Shelf Details
The Cutting List gives finished lengths for the top, front, sides, cleats and bottom. You can cut these to the exact width and length listed and nail them together. The lengths listed for the 3/4-in. x 1-in. bands and the 3/4-in. cove moldings are oversized. You'll mark these pieces in place for an exact fit (Photo 1).
A complete Cutting List and a Materials List are available in pdf format in Additional Information below.


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Gaslight Anthem Release New Album, "Get Hurt"
Listen to The Gaslight Anthem on iHeartRadio
New Jersey rockers The Gaslight Anthem are back with something a little different.
Their fifth studio album, Get Hurt, is in stores now, and the band says it has a "completely different vibe" compared to their previous work.
Frontman Brian Fallon tells "NME" he was even surprised by the new sound, adding that people probably weren't expecting a punk band to play "something that heavy, or something that pretty." He says there are also a few "really calm" moments that people probably didn't think they'd be able to do because he says he didn't even know they'd be able to do.
The Gaslight Anthem will bring their newfound sound on the road starting September 10th with the first of two back-to-back shows at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC.


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No Android Market or Play Store or whatever it is that will let you to easily install Android Apps on your nook tablet? Don't quit just yet!
First things first, I used jichuan89′s boot image and mostly relied on his instructions at xda forums. Try this first and then if it fails with the same symptoms, try what I did below.
That said, I ran into some quirks with the script not installing properly which left me with no Google Android Market or no Play Store (it now shows up as market for me, but some have reported play store).
Failed attempt: Following jichuan89′s instructions, the brown box logo appeared. followed by the "read forever" nook splash screen. All seemed well until the nook continued to boot instead of hanging on the "read forever" screen which, according to the instructions, is where it should be writing root files to the system and adding the Android Market app. As this did not happen, I had no app.
Why you might be doing it wrong: I'm using an 8GB SanDisk microSDHC card and I am doing this while it is in the nook. Most people would use an SD card reader, but I don't have one of those and I did not want to leave home since the weather is too nice outside. Either the nook did something to the SD card after I burned the image and unplugged the USB cable (it indicated it was interacting with the SD card) or the SDHC format was somehow a problem. Either way, it did not work.
Let's try another approach: Either way, I only had one idea. Plug USB cable into nook. On your linux terminal, use dmesg and you should see your SD card and its partitions at the bottom. For me it was SDE and SDE1. You may have something else, so replace SDE in the example with whatever you have.
-Erase everything on the SD card using fdisk.
fdisk /dev/sde then enter d and press return (aka the enter key) then enter 1 for partition 1 and then use d again and select 2.
Instead of trying to format via fdisk, let's let the nook do that since it will love its own formatting, I'm sure! (I had a sneaking, yet unconfirmed suspicion that the nook wrote *something* to the SD card the first time which interfered with the boot image).
-Unmount the nook and sd card, push the n button on your nook -> settings -> Device Info -> SD Card -> Unmount SD Card.
-Now you should be able to -> Erase SD Card. It should automatically format or if not, remove the SD Card and put it back in. Let the nook format the card and insert the USB cable once more.
-Start at step 3 of jichuan89′s and burn the image the the SD Card once more. In my case it was
sudo umount /dev/ followed by
sudo dd if=jichuan89_nook_root_sd.img of=/dev/sde bs=1M (Replace sde with the appropriate device name for your SD Card)
-Important! Once the image it burned, don't bother "ejecting" the SD Card. Just remove the SD Card and then eject the nook before removing the USB cable. Power down the nook. (This may be what interfered last time. After unplugging the USB cable the nook seemed to write to the SD card which it thought was blank).
-With the power still off, insert the nook formatted SD cart with the image file burned and plug the USB in once more. It should boot, display the brown box icon then go to the "read forever" splash screen where it will hang. Wait at least 2 minutes so that it has time to copy the system files over to your nook. Hold the power down until it turns off.
-Still powered off, remove the SD card and power on again. I immediately got a prompt asking if I wanted Google to store my location or something, to which I declined, but this is a good indication that everything went well.
-To confirm, push the n on the nook -> Search. You should now see a Google search bar at the top. Tap the blue "g" icon to select "Apps" and search for "Market". For me it was "Market" at first, but updated itself to the "Play Store" version instead so look for that if the former is missing. Tap Market/Play Store and it will load.
-Market hung on the loading screen the first time, but I tapped the new back arrow icon at the bottom and opened it again. After that I synced it with my gmail account that I made just for the privilege of being able to access the Android Market and all it well so far.
-Install a new desktop app that will allow you to see your Android Apps (I used GoLauncher EX which works fine for me. Astro probably works just the same).
-I recommend Irssi Connectbot if you want to use irc on screen on a remote machine via ssh.
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Claims Folders Systems, Social Security Administration, Office of the General Counsel, Office of Public Disclosure
Effective Date: April 1, 2003
System number: 60-0089
System name:
Claims Folders Systems, Social Security Administration, Office of the General Counsel, Office of Public Disclosure.
Security classification:
System location:
The claims folders initially are established and maintained in Social Security field offices when claims for benefits are filed or a lead is expected to result in a claim. Telephone and address information for Social Security field offices may be found in local telephone directories under Social Security Administration (SSA). The claims folders are retained in field offices until all development has been completed, and then transferred to the appropriate processing center as set out below. In addition, the information provided by Social Security claimants on the application for benefits is maintained as a computerized record. The computerized records are maintained at the following address:
Social Security Administration
Office of Systems Operations
6401 Security Boulevard
Baltimore, MD 21235
Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims folders are held in Social Security
field offices pending establishment of a payment record, or until the appeal
period in a denied claim situation has expired. The folders are then
transferred to a folder‑staging facility (FSF) in
Social Security Administration
SSI Folder Staging Operations
Wilkes‑Barre Data Operations Center
P.O. Box 7000
Wilkes‑Barre, PA 18703
Retirement and Survivors Insurance (RSI) claims folders are maintained primarily
in the SSA's PSCs (contact the system manager at the address below for PSC
address information). If the individual to whom the claim pertains resides
outside the
2255 Rolling Road
Baltimore, MD 21244
Disability Insurance (DI) claims folders for individuals under age 55 are maintained primarily in the OCO Megasite (see the address above).
DI claims folders for disabled individuals over age 54 are maintained in SSA's National Records Center (NRC). The address for the NRC is :
` 601 S. 291 Hwy.
6000 E. Geospace Dr.
Independence, MO 64056
If the individual resides outside the
Special Veterans Benefits (SVB) claims folders are held in Social Security field
offices and the Veterans Affairs Regional Office (VARO),
In addition, claims folders are transferred to the General Services Administration and on occasion may be temporarily transferred to other Federal agencies. The DI claims folders also are transferred to State agencies for disability and vocational rehabilitation determinations. Contact the system manager for address information.
Categories of individuals covered by the system:
Claimants, applicants, beneficiaries and potential claimant's benefits and payments administered by the Social Security Administration (e.g., Title II RSI and DI benefits; and Title VIII SVB and Title XVI SSI payments). Folders also are maintained on claims that have been denied.
Categories of records in the system:
The claim folder contains the name and Social Security number of the claimant or potential claimant; the application for benefits; earnings record information established and maintained by SSA; documents supporting findings of fact regarding factors of entitlement and continuing eligibility; payment documentation; correspondence to and from claimants and/or representatives; information about representative payees; and leads information from third parties such as social service agencies, IRS, VA and mental institutions. There is also a VA data file associated with SVB claims. This data includes potential beneficiaries for Title VIII SVB and will be used to help determine individuals' eligibility.
The claim folder also may contain data collected as a result of inquiries or complaints, and evaluation and measurement studies of the effectiveness of claims policies. Separate files may be maintained of certain actions which are entered directly into the computer processes. These relate to reports of changes of address, work status, and other post‑adjudicative reports. Separate files also temporarily may be maintained for the purpose of resolving problem cases. Separate abstracts also are maintained for statistical purposes (i.e., disallowances, technical denials, and demographic and statistical information relating to disability decisions).
Authority for maintenance of the system:
Sections 202‑205, 223, 226, 228, 1611, 1631, 1818, 1836, and 1840 (42 U.S.C. §§ 402-405, 423, 426, 428, 1382, 1383, 1395i-2, 1395o, and 1395s) and Title VIII of the Social Security Act.
Each claim constitutes a basic record for payments and determinations under the Social Security Act. The information in the claim folder is used to produce and maintain the Master Beneficiary Record, 60‑0090 which is the automated payment system for RSI and DI benefits; the Supplemental Security Income Record and Special Veterans Benefits, 60-0103 which is the automated payment system for SSI payments for the aged, blind, disabled and SVB payments under Title VIII of the Act; the Black Lung Payment System, 60-0045 which is the payment system for BL claims; and the Health Insurance Billing and Collection Master Record system, 09‑70‑0522 which is the payment system for HI and Supplementary Medical Insurance (Medicare) benefits.
Claims folders information is used throughout SSA for purposes of pursuing claims; determining, organizing and maintaining documents for making determinations of eligibility for benefits, the amount of benefits, the appropriate payee for benefits; reviewing continuing eligibility; holding hearings or administrative review processes; ensuring that proper adjustments are made based on events affecting entitlement; and answering inquiries.
Claims folders may be referred to State disability determination services agencies or vocational rehabilitation agencies in disability cases. They may also be used for quality review, evaluation, and measurement studies, and other statistical and research purposes. Extracts may be maintained as interviewing tools, activity logs, records of claims clearance, and records of type or nature of actions taken.
Routine uses of records maintained in the system, including categories of users and the purposes of such uses:
Disclosure may be made for routine uses as indicated below. However, disclosure of any information defined as "returns or return information" under 26 U.S.C. § 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) will not be disclosed unless authorized by a statute, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or IRS regulations.
1. To third party contacts in situations where the party to be contacted has, or is expected to have, information relating to the individual's capability to manage his/her affairs or his/her eligibility for or entitlement to benefits under the Social Security program when:
(a) The individual is unable to provide information being sought. An individual is considered to be unable to provide certain types of information when:
(i) He/she is incapable or of questionable mental capability;
(ii) He/she cannot read or write;
(iii) He/she cannot afford the cost of obtaining the information;
(iv) He/she has a hearing impairment, and is contacting SSA by telephone through a telecommunications relay system operator;
(v) A language barrier exists; or
(vi) The custodian of the information will not, as a matter of policy, provide it to the individual; or
(b) The data are needed to establish the validity of evidence or to verify the accuracy of information presented by the individual, and it concerns one or more of the following:
(i) His/her eligibility for benefits under the Social Security program;
(ii) The amount of his/her benefit payment; or
(iii) Any case in which the evidence is being reviewed as a result of suspected abuse or fraud, concern for program integrity, or for quality appraisal, or evaluation and measurement activities.
2. To third party contacts where necessary to establish or verify information provided by representative payees or payee applicants.
3. To a person (or persons) on the rolls when a claim is filed by an individual which is adverse to the person on the rolls, i.e.,
(a) An award of benefits to a new claimant precludes an award to a prior claimant; or
(b) An award of benefits to a new claimant will reduce the benefit payments to the individual(s) on the rolls; but only for information concerning the facts relevant to the interests of each party in a claim.
4. To employers or former employers for correcting or reconstructing earnings records and for Social Security tax purposes only.
5. To the Department of the Treasury for:
(a) Collecting Social Security taxes or as otherwise pertinent to tax and benefit payment provisions of the Act (including SSN verification services); or
(b) Investigating alleged theft, forgery, or unlawful negotiation of Social Security checks.
6. To the United States Postal Service for investigating the alleged forgery, theft or unlawful negotiation of Social Security checks.
7. To the Department of Justice (DOJ) for:
(a) Investigating and prosecuting violations of the Act to which criminal penalties attach,
(b) Representing the Secretary, or
(c) Investigating issues of fraud by agency officers or employees, or violation of civil rights.
8. To the Department of State and its agents for administering the Act in foreign countries through facilities and services of that agency.
9. To the American Institute of
10. To the Department of Veterans Affairs, Philippines Regional Office and its
agents for administering the Act in the
11. To the Department of Interior and its agents for administering the Act in the
12. To RRB for administering provisions of the Act relating to railroad employment.
13. To State Social Security Administrators for administration of agreements pursuant to section 218 of the Act.
14. To State audit agencies for:
(a) Auditing State supplementation payments and Medicaid eligibility considerations; and
(b) Expenditures of Federal funds by the State in support of the DDS.
15. To private medical and vocational consultants for use in making preparation for, or evaluating the results of, consultative medical examinations or vocational assessments which they were engaged to perform by SSA or State agency acting in accord with sections 221 or 1633 of the Act.
16. To specified business and other community members and Federal, State, and local agencies for verification of eligibility for benefits under section 1631(e) of the Act.
17. To institutions or facilities approved for treatment of drug addicts or alcoholics as a condition of the individual's eligibility for payment under section 1611(e)(3) of the Act and as authorized by regulations issued by the Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention.
18. To applicants, claimants, prospective applicants or claimants, other than the data subject, their authorized representatives or representative payees to the extent necessary to pursue Social Security claims and to representative payees when the information pertains to individuals for whom they serve as representative payees, for the purpose of assisting SSA in administering its representative payment responsibilities under the Act and assisting the representative payees in performing their duties as payees, including receiving and accounting for benefits for individuals for whom they serve as payees.
19. To a congressional office in response to an inquiry from that office made at the request of the subject of a record.
20. In response to legal process or interrogatories relating to the enforcement of an individual's child support or alimony obligations, as required by sections 459 and 461 of the Act.
21. To Federal, State, or local agencies (or agents on their behalf) for administering cash or non-cash income maintenance or health maintenance programs (including programs under the Act). Such disclosures include, but are not limited to, release of information to:
(a) RRB for administering provisions of the Railroad Retirement and Social Security Acts relating to railroad employment and for administering the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act;.
(b) The VA for administering 38 U.S.C. 412, and upon request, information needed to determine eligibility for or amount of VA benefits or verifying other information with respect thereto;
(c) The Department of Labor for administering provisions of Title IV of the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act, as amended by the Black Lung Benefits Act,;
(d) State welfare departments for administering sections 205(c)(B)(i)(II) and 402(a)(25) of the Act requiring information about assigned SSNs for AFDC program purposes only;
(e) State agencies for making determinations of Medicaid eligibility; and
(f) State agencies for making determinations of food stamp eligibility under the food stamp program.
22. To State welfare departments:
(a) Pursuant to agreements with SSA for administration of State supplementation payments;
(b) For enrollment of welfare recipients for medical insurance under section 1843 of the Act; and
(c) For conducting independent quality assurance reviews of SSI recipient records, provided that the agreement for Federal administration of the supplementation provides for such an independent review.
23. To State vocational rehabilitation agencies or State crippled children's service agencies (or other agencies providing services to disabled children) for consideration of rehabilitation services per sections 222(a) and 1615 of the Act.
24. To the Social Security agency of a foreign country, to carry out the purpose of
an international Social Security agreement entered into between the
25. To IRS, Department of the Treasury, for the purpose of auditing SSA's compliance with the safeguard provisions of the IRC of 1986, as amended.
26. To the Office of the President for responding to an individual pursuant to an inquiry received from that individual or from a third party on his or her behalf.
27. To third party contacts (including private collection agencies under contract with SSA) for the purpose of their assisting SSA in recovering overpayments.
28. To DOJ (Immigration and Naturalization), upon request, to identify and locate
aliens in the
29. Information may be disclosed to contractors and other Federal agencies, as necessary, for the purpose of assisting SSA in the efficient administration of its programs. We contemplate disclosing information under this routine use only in situations in which SSA may enter a contractual or similar agreement with a third party to assist in accomplishing an agency function relating to this system of records.
30. Non-tax return information which is not restricted from disclosure by Federal law may be disclosed to the General Services Administration (GSA) and the National Archive and Records Administration (NARA) for the purpose of conducting records management studies with respect to their duties and responsibilities under 44 U.S.C. 2904 and section 2906, as amended by NARA Act of 1984.
31. To the Department of Justice (DOJ), a court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal when:
(a) SSA, or any component thereof; or
(b) any SSA employee in his/her official capacity; or
(c) any SSA employee in his/her individual capacity where DOJ (or SSA where it is authorized to do so) has agreed to represent the employee; or
(d) the
is a party to litigation or has an interest in such litigation, and SSA determines that the use of such records by DOJ, a court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal is relevant and necessary to the litigation, provided, however, that in each case, SSA determines that such disclosure is compatible with the purpose for which the records were collected.
Disclosure of any information defined as "returns or return information" under 26 U.S.C. § 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) will not be disclosed unless authorized by a statute, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or IRS regulations.
32. Addresses of beneficiaries who are obligated on loans held by the Secretary of Education or a loan made in accordance with 20 U.S.C. 1071, et seq. (the Robert T. Stafford Student Loan Program) may be disclosed to the Department of Education as authorized by section 489A of the Higher Education Act of 1965.
33. To student volunteers and other workers, who technically do not have the status of Federal employees, when they are performing work for SSA as authorized by law, and they need access to personally identifiable information in SSA records in order to perform their assigned Agency functions.
34. To Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies and private security contractors, as appropriate, information necessary:
(a) To enable them to protect the safety of SSA employees and customers, the security of the SSA workplace and the operation of SSA facilities, or
(b) To assist investigations or prosecutions with respect to activities that affect such safety and security or activities that disrupts the operation of SSA facilities.
35. The Commissioner shall disclose to the Secretary of Health and Human Services or to any State any record or information requested in writing by the Secretary to be so disclosed for the purposes of administering any program administered by the Secretary, if records or information of such type were so disclosed under applicable rules, regulations, and procedures in effect before the date of enactment of the Social Security Independence and Program Improvements Act of 1994.
36. We may disclose information to appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies, entities, and persons when (1) we suspect or confirm that the security or confidentiality of information in this system of records has been compromised; (2) we determine that as a result of the suspected or confirmed compromise there is a risk of harm to economic or property interests, identity theft or fraud, or harm to the security or integrity of this system or other systems or programs of SSA that rely upon the compromised information; and (3) we determine that disclosing the information to such agencies, entities, and persons is necessary to assist in our efforts to respond to the suspected or confirmed compromise and prevent, minimize, or remedy such harm. SSA will use this routine use to respond only to those incidents involving an unintentional release of its records.
Policies and practices for storing, retrieving, accessing, retaining, and disposing of records in the system:
Records generally are maintained manually in file folders. However, some records may be maintained in magnetic media (e.g., on disk and microcomputer).
Claims folders are retrieved both numerically by SSN and alphabetically by name.
Paper claims folders are protected through limited access to SSA records. Access to the records is limited to those employees who require such access in the performance of their official duties. All employees are instructed in SSA confidentiality rules as a part of their initial orientation training.
Safeguards for automated records have been established in accordance with the Systems Security Handbook. All magnetic tapes and disks are within an enclosure attended by security guards. Anyone entering or leaving this enclosure must have special badges which are issued only to authorized personnel. All microfilm and paper files are accessible only by authorized personnel and are locked after working hours.
For computerized records, electronically transmitted between SSA's central office and field office locations (including organizations administering SSA programs under contractual agreements), safeguards include a lock/unlock password system, exclusive use of leased telephone lines, a terminal oriented transaction matrix, and an audit trail.
Retention and disposal:
The retention period for claims folders are as follows:
A. RSI Claims Folders
Folders for disallowed life and death claims, withdrawals, and lump‑sum claims in which potential entitlements exist are transferred to the FRC after being so identified and then destroyed 10 years thereafter.
Folders for awarded claims where the last payment has been made and there is no future potential claimant indicated in the record are transferred to the FRC and then destroyed 5 years thereafter.
B. DI Claims Folders
Folders for DI denial claims are transferred to the FRC after expiration of the reconsideration period and then destroyed 10 years thereafter.
Folders for terminated DI claims are transferred to the FRC after being identified as eligible for transfer and then destroyed 10 years thereafter.
C. SSI Claims Folders and SVB Folders
Folders for SSI and SVB death termination claims are destroyed 2 years after resolution of possible outstanding overpayments or underpayments. Folders for other SSI and SVB terminations are transferred to the FRC after termination and destroyed after 6 years, 6 months.
When a subsequent claim is filed on the SSN the claim folder is recalled from the FRC. Similarly, claims folders may be recalled from the FRC at any time by SSA, as necessary, in the administration of Social Security programs. When this occurs, the folder will be temporarily maintained in a Social Security field, regional or central office.
Separate files of actions entered directly into the computer processes are shredded or destroyed by heat after 1 to 6 months. Claims leads that do not result in a filing of an application are destroyed 6 months after the inquirer is invited by letter to file a claim.
All paper claim files are disposed of by shredding or the application of heat when the retention periods have expired.
System manager(s) and address:
SSA Privacy Officer
Office of the General Counsel
Office of Public Disclosure
Social Security Administration
6401 Security Boulevard
Baltimore, Maryland 21235
Notification procedures:
When requesting notification, the individual should provide the type of claim he
or she filed (RSI,
An individual can determine if this system contains a record about him/her by writing to the systems manager(s) at the above address and providing his/her name, SSN or other information that may be in the system of records that will identify him/her. An individual requesting notification of records in person should provide the same information, as well as provide an identity document, preferably with a photograph, such as a driver's license or some other means of identification. If an individual does not have any identification documents sufficient to establish his/her identity, the individual must certify in writing that he/she is the person claimed to be and that he/she understands that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another individual under false pretenses is a criminal offense.
If notification is requested by telephone, an individual must verify his/her identity by providing identifying information that parallels the record to which notification is being requested. If it is determined that the identifying information provided by telephone is insufficient, the individual will be required to submit a request in writing or in person. If an individual is requesting information by telephone on behalf of another individual, the subject individual must be connected with SSA and the requesting individual in the same phone call. SSA will establish the subject individual's identity (his/her name, SSN, address, date of birth and place of birth along with one other piece of information such as mother's maiden name) and ask for his/her consent in providing information to the requesting individual.
If a request for notification is submitted by mail, an individual must include a notarized statement to SSA to verify his/her identity or must certify in the request that he/she is the person claimed to be and that he/she understands that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another individual under false pretenses is a criminal offense. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 C.F.R. § 401.40).
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Cycling takes on the field at Georgia TechSeptember 18, 2011
Article written by Kody Adams
This last weekend was the second race in the Brevard Cycling team's mountain bike racing season as the Tornados took on the field in Atlanta, Ga. at the Georgia Tech Relays.
With the short track starting first the men A's would take the stage which included Bryan Underwood, Scott Hoffner, Kody Adams, Keith Marek, and Lewis Gaffney. It would turn out to be an intense but good kickoff to the weekend. Although multiple teams would attack relentlessly Lewis Gaffney would end up in 7th through this 25 minute plus 2 lap short track and the other boys were not far behind with Bryan Underwood ending up in 10th, Keith Marek in 16th, Kody Adams in 19th, and Scott Hoffner in 22nd. The men's B race would be a little different with only one Brevard man racing; Brandon Milet would be in the lead group through most of the race, having been his first mountain bike race ever stayed very strong through the 20 minute plus two lap race and would end up in 12th place in the men's B. The women A riders lined up with 2 women representing Brevard, Morgan Sykes, and Madison Capps would keep the good finish's coming, through their 20 minute plus 2 lap short track race, Madison Capps came in 11th place and Morgan Sykes right behind her in 12th place. The last race for short track that Brevard would take part in is the women's B, Liza Fortenberry would be the only contender for Brevard, she would stand strong in her first ever mountain bike race and finish off her 15 minute plus two lap race in 10th place.
Right after the short track races the gravity riders finally got their chance to challenge a hill. Asher Blackmore, Trey Cassell, Mac Banner, and Duncan Miller would lead the A riders into dual slalom with a couple of cross country riders trying their hand at a gravity based event, Lewis Gaffney and Kody Adams would be those riders in the A category. Brevard would take one of the top qualifying spots in the A category, Trey Cassell would be the fastest rider down this off camber, fast jumps, and loose dirt course for the Brevard team. The whole team would battle through the two man heat races and would finish with very good results. Trey Cassell finished 5th place for top spot in the Brevard team, and Mac Banner was right behind him in 6th, Asher Blackmore in 8th, Lewis Gaffney in 13th, and Kody Adams in 14th, with Duncan Miller coming in 22nd. The rest of the Brevard team would have some very good results. Madison Capps would be the lone women taking on the Dual Slalom course for the A women category. She would have a good finish for her second Dual Slalom race with a placing of 11th. The Men's B riders would take some good places as well in this event with Kody Hughes finishing 5th place in his first ever collegiate Dual Slalom race. Kyle Stallings would come in with a good finishing ending up in 13th place and ending the Brevard team racers in this event.
Sunday would be all about the endurance race, cross country would be the one and only event on this day. This event would be 4 laps of a brutal 7.5 mile race with a quick pace and rolling hills that held roots and rocks through the trees, and with the temperature around 82 degrees and humidity at 90% for the day it would make this already rough course even harder. Bryan Underwood, Scott Hoffner, Kody Adams, Keith Marek, Lewis Gaffney, and a gravity rider trying his hand at cross country, Mac Banner would once again battle in the A category. Scott Hoffner would take the top spot for the Brevard riders in 4th place, Lewis Gaffney would also take a top 10 spot in 8th place, Bryan Underwood would be the next top Brevard rider in 16th place, and Keith Marek would take 24th. The men's B riders would do a 3 lap variant instead of the A riders 4. Men's B would do well with Kody Hughes landing a 11th place finish. But not all of the Brevard men would have as good of luck as the rest, Brandon Milet and Kody Adams would both end up flatting their tires and would be unable to finish the race, Mac Banner would be unable to finish the race as well. The Women's A racers would do the same course 3 times. Through this hot rough race the Brevard ladies would fair rather well. Morgan Sykes would take home 11th place overall with Madison Capps right behind her in 12th place. Liza Fortenberry would once again be the lone rider for the women B race. She would also place very well for her first ever cross country race, taking home 11th place ending the weekend at Georgia Tech for the Brevard Mountain Bike team.
The Tornados are back in action next weekend at the two day event hosted by Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C.


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27th August 2012 07:47 AM #1
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confused father
My husband, well he is away from us. He is actually in a 6 hour drive province away from us. Now, my daughter used to be like a "daddy's girl". Not until, he seldom calls, video chat or sometimes it takes a month to visit us. I do not know how to control my daughter's emotions. She is just two but she really is mad. She would slap her dad on his face or kick. She doesn't like him to be here with us. Am I over reacting? I am not sure. I am confused. A month ago, they were so close. She would sleep beside her dad and will really show gentle love to him. My daughter doesn't hurt others. She is very sweet and gentle. Now, I do not know why she acts like that way. Thanks for your help.
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It sounds like your daughter is becoming more aware of the fact that her daddy is not always with you (and her). If she feels close to him while he is there, she will feel a deeper sense of loss/pain while he is away.
It could be that she becomes adjusted when he is away, and then when he comes back she remembers the pain she experienced when he left last time, and she acts out by hitting and being mad because she doesn't like him to leave.
I would encourage you to not have expectations that your daughter will respond lovingly to her daddy if he has been away for more than a day or two. Let daddy know that it may take her awhile to warm up to him. One of the best things you can do is to be keenly aware of how she is reacting when daddy shows up, and if she clings to you or just wants you to hold her, that you act just like you would if a stranger were showing up for the first time. Give her the reassurance that it's okay and you can be her main source of comfort until SHE decides to make the first move towards your husband.
Your husband can talk kindly to her but not overly try to get her to go to him. If you do this for a few hours and your daughter sees that you are comfortable and happy to have him home, she will slowly warm up to him too.
Please post back and let me know how this works for you all next time he comes home.
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The rooms were very basic and need refurbishment. Forget about it being beach front because you cannot use the beach it is very rocky and dirty.
Too much noise in the room. Couldn't sleep properly for the whole week.what value is all the rest, when the basic service a hotel is supposed to offer (E.G. sleeping) is not available?
Staff were very helpful
The staff were lovely. Apartment type bungalows set in a lovely pine area only a few minutes from the beach.
This hotel is more like a bunch of ceparately built small bungalows, every of them with no air conditioning, quite dark, some of them have very small windows in a tiny bedroom with twin beds, so basically it is not what you expect from the hotel where you pay 190 Eur per night. All the bungalows are within walking distance from the sea, but there is no sea views, they are all in the forest.So it is a bit like camping.
Animations, great location
it was good except the chaos due to unorganization during the breakfast the smell from the sofas in our appartament
Good location, in the middle of the island and the 4* "brother" hotel facilities and breakfast. Nice bathroom for those who care...Very nice and gentle staff! Didn't like to walk through the pinewood in the mornig for the breakfast...
Really quiet rooms. Expensive for just staying. Good price if you plan to do everything at the hotel (pools, sea sports, tennis, children spectacles...)
good room, good brakfast and great location just nearby the beach
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet in the hotel had lots of choice and was of good quality. Location was excellent and, although the area was quiet, there were bars and restaurants in the local area that were accessible by foot. The hotel entertainment was good and the pools were clean and usually had space on the sun loungers. Good beach right on door step.
Very pleasant staff. The hotel is in a good location to provide a base for exploring the island The smell of cigarrette smoke was quite strong
Staff are very attentative and looking after the clients. Convenient place in Es Pujols. Can't fault anything. Highly recommended.
A bit too expensive for my taste (being more the backpacking type), though it was worth the money (mind you: hostal in Catalan means hotel, not hostel). We stayed for 5 days in the 2nd week of May. Personally I think we had the nicest room in the hotel, but no, I won't give the number ;-) Nice roofterrace on the 4th floor with a small swimmingpool, though a bit windy up there. Breakfast included, excellent scrambled eggs with bacon (and loads of other pickings). Rent a bicycle just across the street and explore Formentera in the best possible way - by bike!!
My room was clean and comfortable, the staff are quite helpful, and breakfast is included in the price. The location is not perfect, unless you have / rent a car, motorbike or bike. It´s about 25 minutes walking distance to the nearest beach. I also felt that the room rate was perhaps a bit high (compared to Ibiza, for instance).
The hotel was clean and functional and seemed comparatively priced with other accommodation in Formentera. The staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast was adequate at best given the price being paid for the accommodation.
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Hi i am new to backtrack 3 and i am using the bootable cd
my problem is that whenevetr i try to bypass the vista password using the following coding my harddisk ( having 2 partitions, one of which is solely for windows vista) isnt detected.
the coding i used in KONSOLE :
bt ~ # cd /mnt
bt mnt # ls
floppy/ hda/ live
it only detects the above 3.
Isnt it suppose to detect my hdd???
from what i've read it is suppose to be like this:
bt ~ # cd /mnt
bt mnt # ls
floppy/ hda/ live/ sda1
bt mnt # cd csda1
bt sda1 # cd Windows/
bt Windows # cd System32
bt system32 # mv Utilman.exe Utilman.old
bt system32 # cpcmd.exe Utilman.exe
bt system32 # reboot
I would really apreaciate some help.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do...customize BT3 with new kernels and stuff and put it on a USB? Or, use an kernel-upgraded BT3 in VM to work with your wireless PCI card?
If it is the later, then you are out of luck since VM doesn't work with PCI wireless cards for anything except standard ethernet connectivity, at least this is my understanding of the issue. You'll need to use a USB wireless card for that instead.
If it is the former, then I think you are still out of luck. I've seen threads in this forum about people wanting to use upgraded kernels on a USB stick or Live CD for BT3, and the response was basically "can't be done due to how the lzm modules are compiled". Sorry I don't have the thread link about this, but I was looking into the same thing last month when I found the thread that told me I was screwed.
If you search for upgrade kernel and USB you should be able to find the thread I'm referring to.


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I suggest you stick to root, Backtrack was meant to be run as root and nothing else. Creating an unprivileged user can cause such issues.
Hi All,
I followed the tut lupin gave with regards to creating a non root user in backtrack (like to mention great tut lupin!).
Now everything seems to be fine until i try to use the internet or anything other than LAN.
I can see the entire LAN, i use a router with built-in firewall/ISP gateway. The router has a GUI for admin of the normal type of stuff WIFI config,Lan config, security etc etc. It has its own diagnostic type tools as well. This includes a PING function.
If i ping something for instance like google.com from a shell i get fails, if i navigate to the GUI and use the ping function on there it responds every time.
If i login with my root account i can use the net like normal.
Im rather confused, can anyone shed some light?
I suggest you stick to root, Backtrack was meant to be run as root and nothing else. Creating an unprivileged user can cause such issues.
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
I have been using various editions of BackTrack 4 as an unprivileged user ever since BT4 Beta was released, and I have never had any issues with using networking as an unprivileged user. You just need to make sure the appropriate configuration commands are run as root using sudo or equivalent.
OP, can you list the steps you take to configure networking when logged on as an unprivileged user? Also list the contents of your /etc/resolv.conf file, the output from the route command and the output of ifconfig. Also specify which interface you are using in case it is not obvious.
Are you using Wireless networking, configured by wicd? If so you should make sure it is running as root.
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