text: OverviewBack to top Gaspari Nutrition - Superdrive Pre-Training Energy Superfuel Fruit Punch Blast - 8.47 oz. Item# :127141UPC# :646511021150 Brand:Gaspari Nutrition Size/Form:8.47 oz. Ship Weight:0.71 Servings:40 Dosage:1 Scoop(s) Flavor:Fruit Punch Blast Gaspari Nutrition - Superdrive Pre-Training Energy Superfuel Fruit Punch Blast - 8.47 oz. (240 g) Gaspari Nutrition Superdrive is a Pre-Training Energy Superfuel. No other pre-workout compares! Every few years a supplement company introduces a disrupter. This is a product which grabs the attention of the world because it works just that well. The results are undeniable and you the customer get more than your money's worth. The feedback is unquestionable and the effects are dramatic. Gaspari Nutrition was founded on disrupters. From the epic Halodrol-50, the classic Superpump250, to the mouthwatering MyoFusion you know that when you use a Gaspari product, your expectations are exceeded every time. 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GSA Further Defines Leadership Roles in FAS
October 18, 2005
Contact: Mary Alice Johnson, (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC – U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Administrator Stephen A. Perry today moved the establishment of the Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) another step forward by naming the individuals who will fill key leadership roles as acting assistant regional administrators and acting deputy assistant regional administrators in the FAS zonal offices as well as the acting assistant commissioner for acquisition management in the FAS national office.
"As the customer-facing component of FAS, associates in the zones and their leadership are essential to developing a results-oriented organization that anticipates and delivers on customer requirements," said Administrator Stephen A. Perry. "I am proud of the team that we have assembled to lead the FAS organization am also confident that each will work to achieve excellence in acquisition on behalf of federal agencies and the American taxpayer."
"I really appreciate the hard work that has been done towards establishing FAS," said Deputy Administrator David L. Bibb. "I look forward to working with Acting FAS Commissioner Barbara L. Shelton and GSA's regional administrators across the nation to continue to build this new organization." Bibb assumes the role of Acting GSA Administrator on November 1, following Perry's departure on October 31.
The acting leadership for the six FAS zonal offices—effective immediately—and headquartered at the following locations is as follows.
|Zone A:
|New England Region
Northeast & Caribbean Region
Zonal Headquarters: Northeast & Caribbean Region
Acting FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Steve Ruggiero
Acting Deputy FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Sharon Wall
|Zone B:
|Mid-Atlantic Region
National Capital Region
Zonal Headquarters: National Capital Region
Acting FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Jack Williams
Acting Deputy FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Paul McDermott
|Zone C:
Southeast-Sunbelt Region
|Zone D:
|Great Lakes Region
Heartland Region
Rocky Mountain Region
Zonal Headquarters: Heartland Region
Acting FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Jim Ogden
Acting Deputy FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Michael Gelber
|Zone E:
|Greater Southwest Region
(also Zonal Headquarters)
Acting FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Marcella Banks
Acting Deputy FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Tyree Varnado
|Zone F:
|Pacific Rim Region
Northwest/Arctic Region
Zonal Headquarters: Pacific Rim Region
Acting FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, John Boyan
Acting Deputy FAS Assistant Regional Administrator, Gary Casteel
Acting FAS Commissioner Barbara L. Shelton named Jeff Koses to the FAS national office post of Acting Assistant Commissioner for Acquisition Management, effective immediately.
GSA is a centralized, federal procurement, property management, policy development and information provision agency, created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. In this role, GSA acquires products and services on behalf of federal agencies; plays a key role in developing and implementing government-wide policies; provides services and solutions for the office operations of more than one million federal workers; and encourages a citizen-centric relationship with government by providing a single "point of entry" to the information and services citizens need in a timeframe they can appreciate. This allows citizens to receive accurate, timely and consistent answers and information, and helps federal agencies better respond to citizen inquiries.

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Keith G. Flint
Chatham, NY Education Law Attorney. 52 years experience
(518) 392-2555 75 Main St
PO Box 363
Chatham, NY 12037
PO Box 363
Chatham, NY 12037
Free ConsultationEducation, Business, Elder and Municipal
Albany Law School
Albany Law School
Located on the Circle in the Village of Chatham, Columbia County, we have practiced law across upstate New York for over forty-five years, with a particular emphasis on matters in Columbia and its surrounding counties. Our firm is focused primarily on helping clients with the following legal matters: -Real Estate Law including Residential, Commercial & Lenders -Estate Planning and Administration -Elder Law and Medicaid Planning -Municipal Law -School Law -Environmental Law -Business Transactions, including Acquisitions -Limited Liability Companies and Corporations As a small law firm we are able to be personally aware of all aspects of a client's file when he or she calls to discuss it. Our...
Edward Joseph Greene
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 18 years experience
(518) 462-0110 54 State St
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Education, Business and Employment
Albany Law School
Albany Law School
Jeremy David Alexander
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 12 years experience
(518) 445-7768 20 Eagle St
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Education and Environmental
Peter Lawrence Danziger
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 43 years experience
(518) 439-2235 54 State St
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Education, Personal Injury and Products Liability
Louis Dempf
Albany, NY Education Law Attorney. 62 years experience
(518) 463-1177 33 Elk St
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Education, Business, Estate Planning and Real Estate
Denise Marie Dipace
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 16 years experience
(518) 436-4077 99 Pine St
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Education and Health Care
Albany Law
Albany Law
Bartley Costello
Albany, NY Education Law Attorney. 44 years experience
(518) 436-0751 121 State St
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Kevin Bezio
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 14 years experience
(518) 427-9700 677 Broadway
Albany, NY 12207
Albany, NY 12207
Kimberly G. Finnigan
Clifton Park , NY Education Law Lawyer.
1520 Crescent Road
Suite 300
Clifton Park , NY 12065
Suite 300
Clifton Park , NY 12065
Education, Appeals, Business and Civil Rights
William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law
William & Mary Marshall-Wythe School of Law
Kimberly G. Finnigan is a bilingual attorney who focuses her practice on immigration, employment and labor law, and civil rights litigation. Ms. Finnigan is a graduate of William and Mary Law School, where she was a Jessup International Moot Court Team member, served as President of the International Law Society, and co-founded the LL.M. Student Assistance Program. Ms. Finnigan received honors in Appellate Brief Writing and was acknowledged as a Mary Siegrist Hinz Leadership Fellow and recipient of the Gambrell Professionalism Award. Ms. Finnigan was awarded her Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and Education, magna cum laude, from Middlebury College...
Kristen King
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 27 years experience
(518) 456-3579 292 Washington Avenue Ext
Albany, NY 12203
Albany, NY 12203
Education and Social Security Disability
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John James Poklemba
Saratoga Springs, NY Education Law Attorney. 41 years experience
(518) 581-9797 358 Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Education, Business, Criminal and Municipal
Kathryn Mccary
Schenectady, NY Education Law Attorney. 35 years experience
Education, Employment and Real Estate
Margaret Dorothy Huff
Schenectady, NY Education Law Lawyer. 30 years experience
Education, Employment and Real Estate
Shawn Frederick Brousseau
Albany, NY Education Law Attorney. 22 years experience
(518) 862-9292 296 Washington Avenue Ext
Albany, NY 12203
Albany, NY 12203
Education, Employment, Environmental and Insurance Defense
Albany Law School
Albany Law School
Thomas Johnson
Albany, NY Education Law Lawyer. 39 years experience
(518) 459-1600 2 Tower Pl
Albany, NY 12203
Albany, NY 12203
Education, Civil Rights, Employment and Social Security Disability
Georgetown Univ Law Cente
Georgetown Univ Law Cente
Ronald E. Stiskin
West Nyack, NY Education Law Attorney. 26 years experience
(914) 261-9828 2 Crosfield Avenue, Suite 210
West Nyack, NY 10994
West Nyack, NY 10994
Education, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
Dalhousie Law School, Nova Scotia, Canada
Dalhousie Law School, Nova Scotia, Canada
Ronald E. Stiskin is passionate about assisting families and individuals in transition. Whether securing educational services for children with special needs; planning for the future of disabled adults; or helping seniors and their families identify their next steps, Ronald is committed to guiding his clients to their best outcome. Ronald has taken training from the American Bar Association in Advance Directives and Estate Planning for LGBT Adults. He has also been trained in Elder Law mediation. Ronald E. Stiskin graduated from Harvard University in 1986 (B.A. with honors in Sanskrit and Indian Studies) and from Dalhousie Law School, Nova Scotia, Canada in...
(212) 939-7570 295 Madison Avenue, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10017
New York, NY 10017
Jonathan M Victor
Mahopac, NY Education Law Attorney.
(914) 263-9779 963 Route 6
Mahopac, NY 10541-1717
Mahopac, NY 10541-1717
Education, Business, Divorce and Family
Albany Law School
Albany Law School
Jonathan M. Victor, Esq. set up the Law Office of Jonathan Victor PLLC in 2012 and expanded to Connecticut in 2014. He is your Mahopac lawyer and New Fairfield lawyer happy to help with divorce law, real estate law, civil litigation, and much more!
(203) 885-0604 25 Route 37
New Fairfield, CT 06812
New Fairfield, CT 06812
Leonard Edward Sienko Jr
Hancock, NY Education Law Lawyer. 39 years experience
(607) 637-5400 12 East Main Street
Hancock, NY 13783
Hancock, NY 13783
Education, Municipal, Probate and Real Estate
Boston College Law School
Boston College Law School
Danielle Fenichel
Poughkeepsie, NY Education Law Lawyer. 9 years experience
(845) 867-2840 42 Catharine Street, Carriage House
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Education, Divorce, Family and Traffic Tickets
Pace Law School
Pace Law School
Education, Divorce, Domestic Violence and Family
Pace Law School
Pace Law School
Practice Areas Divorce Child custody, visitation,child support Separation Agreements Prenuptial Agreements Postnuptial Agreements Domestic abuse/child neglect Matrimonial law Education law Admitted to Practice United States Supreme Court New York New Jersey Education Pace University, J.D. Dean's List Ranking Scholar Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, M.A. State University of New York, B.A. Harvard Law School – Summer Institute for Lawyers, 1991 Awards Citation for Meritorious Service, U.S. Army Certificate of Appreciation, White Plains City Court Memberships New York State Bar Association – Family Law Section Westchester County Bar...
(914) 263-7955 1 Water Street, 3rd Floor
White Plains, NY 10601
White Plains, NY 10601
George H. Roberts
Katonah, NY Education Law Lawyer. 55 years experience
(914) 232-2222 200 Katonah Avenue
Katonah, NY 10536
Katonah, NY 10536
Education, Elder, Estate Planning and Real Estate
George H. Roberts, Esq. is the Managing Partner of the Firm and has been practicing estate planning and administration since 1975. His emphasis is on estate planning and administration, elder law and school law. He also provides services in real estate and assists those clients who own a family business. Mr. Roberts was a Town Justice in Lewisboro for many years, and is also a Certified Hearing Officer for the New York State Department of Education.
Gina Marie DeCrescenzo
White Plains, NY Education Law Attorney. 9 years experience
(914) 615-9177 180 South Broadway, Suite 302
White Plains, NY 10605
White Plains, NY 10605
Pace Law School
Pace Law School
Leslie Snyder
Tarrytown, NY Education Law Lawyer. 31 years experience
(914) 333-0700 94 White Plains Rd
Tarrytown, NY 10591
Tarrytown, NY 10591
Education, Business, Environmental and Real Estate
Maria Divina Gill
Bedford, NY Education Law Lawyer. 26 years experience
(914) 234-6363 444 Old Post Rd
Bedford, NY 10506
Bedford, NY 10506
Education, Environmental and Real Estate
Angela Marie Elefante
Utica, NY Education Law Attorney. 56 years experience
(315) 792-2262 1115 Mohawk St
Utica, NY 13501
Utica, NY 13501
Education, Entertainment & Sports and International
David Roger Seward
Gloversville, NY Education Law Attorney. 42 years experience
(518) 725-0653 8 Fremont St
Gloversville, NY 12078
Gloversville, NY 12078
Education, Business, Municipal and Real Estate
Albany Law School
Albany Law School
Jordon Seth Davis
New City, NY Education Law Lawyer. 21 years experience
(845) 634-6633 20 Squadron Blvd
New City, NY 10956
New City, NY 10956
Education and Elder
Emory University
Emory University
Robert Alan Rosen
Briarcliff Manor, NY Education Law Lawyer. 27 years experience
21 Briarbrook Dr
Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510
Education, Criminal, DWI and Municipal
Brooklyn Law School
Brooklyn Law School
Martin David Auffredou
Glens Falls, NY Education Law Attorney. 28 years experience
(518) 792-2117 1 Washington St
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Glens Falls, NY 12801
Education, Environmental and Municipal
Merritt Sullivan Locke
Utica, NY Education Law Attorney. 23 years experience
(315) 733-0419 185 Genesee St
Utica, NY 13501
Utica, NY 13501
Education, Bankruptcy, Business and Employment
Adele Lerman Janow
Scarsdale, NY Education Law Lawyer. 23 years experience
(914) 725-2165 105 Saxon Woods Rd
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Education and Arbitration & Mediation
Francis Sisca
Port Chester, NY Education Law Attorney. 60 years experience
(914) 937-3000 461 Westchester Ave
Port Chester, NY 10573
Port Chester, NY 10573
Education, Estate Planning and Real Estate
New York Law School
New York Law School
Florence Mccue
Elmsford, NY Education Law Attorney. 25 years experience
(914) 592-8422 1518 Old Country Rd
Elmsford, NY 10523
Elmsford, NY 10523
Education and Real Estate
Alexis Ander Kashar
Scarsdale, NY Education Law Attorney. 24 years experience
32 Fairview Rd
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Education, Civil Rights and Social Security Disability
Univ of Texas School of Law
Univ of Texas School of Law
Frances Pantaleo
Harrison, NY Education Law Attorney. 37 years experience
(914) 251-1115 2900 Westchester Ave
Harrison, NY 10577
Harrison, NY 10577
Education, Elder and Estate Planning
Peter Joseph Famighetti
Melville, NY Education Law Attorney. 16 years experience
(631) 352-0050 155 Pinelawn Road, Suite 220S
Melville, NY 11747
Melville, NY 11747
Education, Civil Rights and Employment
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University
Peter is a passionate and dedicated advocate. Peter has represented clients in various forums, including the United States District Court for the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, as well as in New York State Courts in the region. Throughout his career that has spanned more than a decade, Peter has served as defendants' and Plaintiffs' counsel in single and class action employment related litigation. Most recently, Peter won a jury trial on a First Amendment retaliation case in Federal Court. Additionally, Peter has appeared extensively in cases before arbitration tribunals and administrative agencies, including...
Thomas William Horn
Sag Harbor, NY Education Law Lawyer. 11 years experience
(631) 479-3420 3330 Noyac Road
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Free ConsultationEducation, DWI, Employment and Municipal
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
From complex land issues to building and fire code violations to the more mundane, Mr. Horn has unscrambled the broken legal eggs of clients for years. He has a record of experience in local government matched by few members of the legal profession from volunteer service to business owner to elected office and government employee. A strong advocate of children and management rights when entrusted with the interests of his neighbors on a school board. He describes those nine years of service as "…one of the most meaningful and productive periods in my life." Mr. Horn moved to the other side...
(631) 479-3420 3330 Noyac Road, Bldg. E
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
Howard Errol Gilbert Esq.
Melville, NY Education Law Lawyer. 36 years experience
(631) 630-0100 425 Broadhollow Road Suite 405
Melville, NY 11747-3010
Melville, NY 11747-3010
Education, Administrative, Arbitration & Mediation and Civil Rights
St. John's University School of Law and Clark University
St. John's University School of Law and Clark University
The GILBERT LAW GROUP is a private practice law firm devoted exclusively to Labor and Employment Law matters. Mr. Gilbert's experience is extensive, spanning more than 30 years as an attorney, professor, negotiator, arbitrator, and mediator involving a wide array of labor and employment disputes in both the private and public sectors. Call 631.630.0100 or go to www.gilbertlegal.net for more information. The firm serves a diverse range of clients. Mr. Gilbert provides daily counsel regarding employment discrimination and harassment of all types, labor-management issues, wage and hour/overtime issues, Dept. of Labor investigations and audits, employee relations, contract administration and interpretation, executive...
Effat Hussain
New York, NY Education Law Lawyer.
(888) 369-1119 230 Park Ave
New York, NY 10169
New York, NY 10169
Free ConsultationEducation, Civil Rights and Employment
UCLA School of Law
UCLA School of Law
Ms Hussain is an Associate with the firm.
Joseph Maya
New York, NY Education Law Lawyer. 27 years experience
(212) 682-5700 261 Madison Ave
New York, NY 10016
New York, NY 10016
Free ConsultationEducation, Criminal, Employment and Family
University of Michigan Law School
University of Michigan Law School
Mr. Maya received his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School and his B.A., Cum Laude, from New York University. He began his career at Clifford Chance in New York City and he has practiced in the state and federal courts of New York and Connecticut. He is the Managing Partner of Maya Murphy. Mr. Maya was born in Brooklyn, New York and resides with his family in Westport, CT.
(203) 221-3100 266 Post Rd E
Westport, CT 06880
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How long have you let kismet run for? It will not pick up the clients associated with the APs at once, but needs some time to intercept the needed packets to be able to connect the dots.
hey guys
I'm one of the ipw3945 users, i'm very comfortable with getting into monitor mode using start-kismet-ng, the script works great.
Still a problem: detecting around 10 wlans close by, including our own unsecured (for the moment) wlan, but won't find any clients associated with any. Even if i use a second laptop to connect to our unencrypted wlan, no clients pop up in the list. kismet and airodump start without errors.
Any ideas would be highly apreciated
good work on the BT3final!
How long have you let kismet run for? It will not pick up the clients associated with the APs at once, but needs some time to intercept the needed packets to be able to connect the dots.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
I had kismet running for a few minutes, before logging into our network with the second laptop and waiting another couple of minutes... even let my old man surf a little using the other laptop... this will take some more testing, I didn't watch the number of packets it captured from our AP, just saw many many beacons roll in from all APs...
but thanks for the first reply
To really determine whether it is working properly or not you could lock down kismet to the single channel that your own AP is transmitting on. You can do this by choosing your AP and pressing the shift+L key combination.
Note that you most likely will have to change the sorting mode from autosort to something else prior to this, press s to access the sorting options.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
Thanks, got it sorted out:
my problem: start-kismet-ng doesn't really take me into monitor mode, even though iwconfig lists the device as in monitor mode and kismet&airodump don't complain, because they think I'm in monitor mode, too.
To get into monitor mode I still have to modprobe -r iwl3945 && modprobe ipwraw
now it's all working, even got kismet to run in ubuntu using the same method.
Thanks for the replies =Tron=


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Pregnant Woman Stabbed
A pregnant woman has been stabbed while she was video-chatting with her husband.
Rachel Poole in El Paso, Texas was nine months pregnant when she was talking to her husband over FaceTime; he's a soldier deployed in southwest Asia.
During the chat, Corey Moss, a soldier based at US Army Fort Bliss, came into the house and stabbed her over some money that was owed - this was all caught on camera.
She was able to call 911, and Moss was nabbed a short time later and charged with attempted murder.
Rachel Poole was taken to a local hospital were she's still in critical condition, but on Friday she gave birth to a baby girl.
- Rob Archer


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Elton John's husband opening champagne lounge in Vegas
Listen to Elton John on iHeartRadio
Elton John now has another reason to spend time in Vegas.
His husband, David Furnish, is launching a new business in the Nevada city. Fizz Las Vegas is a champagne lounge located in Caesars Palace - home to Elton's "Red Piano" shows.
David calls Fizz "an extension" of his and Elton's "personal style." He explains that they wanted to create a space that reflects the way they "entertain at home."
VegasInc.com describes Fizz as having "a glam look," with metallic accents and fixtures in gold, and adds that Elton's personal chef is designing the menu.
More details about the club, including an opening date, are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
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It's no coincidence that two Hawaiian goofyfoots came away victorious at Lowers, especially since it was Fred Patacchia and Kai Barger. Both Hawaiians are at the top of their games right now, and it showed at the cobblestone point this past week.
Being the reigning ASP Champ seems to have made Kai Barger's surfing even better. Kai's Oakley Pro Jr. win showed that he's confident, polished, and always smiling, carrying that Aloha with him wherever he goes.
Fellow Hawaiian Freddy P. is sitting third on the World Tour currently, which has been no easy task considering the first two stops on tour aren't by any means goofyfoot friendly waves. With the circus heading to Teahupoo later this week, Fred has got some serious momentum from this win at Lowers. Heading to Teahupoo with that could mean bad news for everyone else on tour. Check out the full story below for full final day highlights from the 6.0 Lowers Pro and Oakley Pro Jr. Congrats to Freddy P. and Kai Barger!
Fred Patacchia, 2009 6.0 Lowers Pro winner. Photo: Checky
Official ASP Press Release:
SAN CLEMENTE, California (Saturday, May 3, 2009) – Fred Patacchia (North Shore, HI), 27, won mainland America's first Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Qualifying Series (WQS) 6-Star PRIME event, the 6.0 Lowers Pro, when he defeated defending event champion Ben Bourgeois (Wrightsville Beach, NC), 30, by a score of 16.84 to 14.10 in two-to-four foot (1 metre) surf at the famed cobblestone reef of Lower Trestles in San Clemente, California. Today's action also saw defending ASP World Junior Champion Kai Barger (Haiku, HI), 19, claim the ASP Grade-2 Oakley Pro Junior, which ran in conjunction with the 6.0 Lowers Pro.
The 6.0 Lowers Pro's ASP 6-Star PRIME status marks the event as a critical stop on each competitors 2009 ASP WQS campaign because it offers the maximum amount of points towards qualification for the ASP World Tour. The Oakley Pro Junior is the second of eight stops on this year's ASP North America Pro Junior Series, with the top five seeds at year's end earning their chance to compete against the best ASP Junior talent in Narrabeen, Australia where they battle for the ASP World Junior Championship title.
Patacchia demolished the Lower Trestles righthanders in his Final against Bourgeois, opening up his battle against the former ASP World Tour campaigner with a 9.17 out of 10 in the opening minutes of the heat. The Hawaiian talent backed up the score with a 7.67 to solidify the win over Bourgeois.
"I'm psyching," Patacchia said. "We got fun waves throughout the whole event and to do it at pretty fun Trestles with only one other guy out is even better, so I'm happy."
Patacchia is currently sitting in the No. 3 position on the ASP World Tour after two events and was using the premier ASP WQS 6-Star PRIME to help his competitive focus before launching into the Billabong Pro Teahupoo next week.
"It's a good warm up for the Hurley Pro," Patacchia said. "It's not a good warm up for Tahiti, but I just want to stay in contest mode, keep my body in shape and keep my mind strong and I'm having a fairly decent year this year so I just want to keep it going."
Bourgeois won the 6.0 Lowers Pro last year when the event was an ASP 4-Star and worked his way through to the Final again this year. The talented regular-footer donated stellar performances throughout the event and fell short of the scores needed in the Final to overtake Patacchia for the 6.0 Lowers Pro win.
"I'm stoked to make the final, it was amazing," Bourgeois said. "I wish I could have caught a few more waves there at the end, but I'm stoked for Fred (Patacchia) he's been ripping."
Bourgeois, who was a competitor on last year's ASP World Tour, topped several of the finest up-and-coming competitors and also defeated current ASP World Tour No. 6 Adriano de Souza (Guaruja Sao Paulo, BRA), 22, who was in top form throughout the event, on the way to his result.
"It was a stacked field for sure," Bourgeois said. "To make the Final with all of those guys in huge."
Bourgeois, who is now living in Carlsbad, California, is only a part-time competitor and will be back in a jersey at the ASP 6-Star Hurley U.S. Open of Surfing this summer. In the meantime, the California transplant will be spending his time working on other surf related projects.
"I'm doing the U.S. Open and the O'Neill Cold Water Classic in Santa Cruz," Bourgeois said. "I'm going on a boat-trip to Panama at the end of this month and for now I'm just hanging out at home in Carlsbad.
Bourgeois' victory earns him a berth in to the trials for the Hurley Pro, the ASP World Tour contest held at Lower Trestles. The trials for the prestigous event will be held at the Hurley U.S. Open of Surfing this summer.
Barger claimed the Oakley Pro Junior in an amazing display of progressive surfing alongside fellow finalists Davey Cathels (North Narrabeen, AUS), 18, who finished second, Dillon Perillo (Malibu, CA), 18, and Hawaiian charger Kiron Jabour (Haleiwa, HI), 18, with an amazing two-wave-score of 18.60 out of 20. Each surfer went wave-for-wave, unleashing massive fins-free turns and huge air reverses, but in the end Barger's performance would go unmatched.
"Man, that Final was epic, it glassed off out there and the sets just started pumping," Barger said. "I finally got my chance to get a nice open face right and just tee off, which is what I've been waiting to do this whole time, so I'm just super stoked."
The Oakley Pro Junior victory at Lower Trestles was the first event victory for Barger since his win at the ASP World Junior Championships in Narrabeen, Australia in January, and the result came as a relief to the progressive goofy-footer.
"I'm so stoked because I felt like people would be wondering if I didn't back up my win from worlds with another result," Barger said. "This is a solid result for me and it's good."
Cathels came from behind to bump Perillo down to the third place position with a last-second effort on a long righthand Lowers wall. The young Australian combined a variety of vicious turns and finished the wave off with a solid reverse to take second overall in the event.
"The waves are so fun out there, it's just perfect little Trestles," Cathels said. "The wave is just so rippable. Everone was getting great waves and Kai was just ripping out there, so what can you do, he's the ASP World Junior Champion for a reason. To get that second, I'm just frothing, that's what I came here to do."
Cathels earned the impressive result during his first visit to America and he definitely hope to come back to compete at Trestles again in the future.
"This is my first time to America and my first time to Trestles about a week ago," Cathels said. "I just fell in love with this wave. It just turned on for us in the Final, it was so good and I'd love to come back."
For all of the 6.0 Lowers Pro and Oakley Pro Junior highlights log on to nike6lowerspro.com.
For additional Oakley Pro Junior info check out oakleyprojunior.com.
For additional ASP information log on to aspworldtour.com or aspnorthamerica.org.
6.0 Lowers Pro Final:
1 – Fred Patacchia (HAW)16.84
2 – Ben Bourgeois (USA) 14.10
6.0 Lowers Pro Semifinals Results:
SF 1: Fred Patacchia (HAW) 13.17 def. Tim Boal (FRA) 7.60
SF 2: Ben Bourgeois (USA) 15.80 def. Nathan Yeomans (USA) 14.66
6.0 Lowers Pro Quarterfinals Results:
QF 1: Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 15.00 def. Dusty Payne (HAW) 8.83
QF 2: Tim Boal (FRA) 14.96 def. Tanner Gudauskas (USA) 11.94
QF 3: Ben Bourgeois (USA) 15.77 def. Adriano de Souza (BRA) 14.67
QF 4: Nathan Yeomans (USA) 16.50 def. C.J. Hobgood (USA)
Oakley Pro Junior Final:
1 – Kai Barger (HAW) 18.60
2 – Davey Cathels (AUS) 16.13
3 – Dillon Perillo (USA) 15.94
4 – Kiron Jabour (HAW) 15.33
Oakley Pro Junior Semifinials Results: (1st and 2nd advance)
SF 1: Kiron Jabour (HAW) 15.06, Kai Barger (HAW) 14.94, Dege O'Connell (HAW) 9.56, Andrew Doheny (USA) 9.05
SF 2: Dillon Perillo (USA) 17.90, Davey Cathels (AUS) 15.44, Nat Young (USA) 14.54, Chris Friend (AUS)
Oakley Pro Junior Quarterfinals Results: (1st and 2nd advance)
QF 1: Davey Cathels (AUS) 16.00, Chris Friend (AUS) 15.87, Cory Arrambide (USA) 15.50, Evan Thompson (USA) 14.94
QF 2: Kai Barger (HAW) 15.50, Dege O'Connell (HAW) 11.77, Albee Layer (HAW) 10.76, Luke Davis (USA) 10.13
QF 3: Davey Cathels (AUS) 16.00, Chris Friend (AUS) 15.87, Cory Arrambide (USA) 15.50, Evan Thompson (USA)
QF 4: Nat Young (USA) 14.67, Dillon Perillo (USA) 13.07, Spencer Regan (USA) 12.77, Victor Done (USA) 7.47


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- Recording Format JPEG
- Image Sensor (Total) 1/4.1" MOS
- Total Pixels 5.33 megapixels
- F Value F2.8
Digital Zoom4x
Focal Length4.1mm
- 35mm Film Camera Equivalent 49mm (16:9), 59mm (4:3) [Motion Image]49mm (16:9), 39mm (4:3) [Still Image]
- Image Stabilizer Electronic Image Stabilizer (EIS)
- Still Picture Recording:4:3 0.3 megapixels (640 x 480) [4:3]
- Still Picture Recording:16:9 2.1 megapixels (1920x1080) [16:9] 8.0 megapixels (3264 x 2448), 1.9 megapixels (1600 x 1200)
- Shutter Speed: Motion Image Auto(1/30-1/4000)
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- Minimum Illumination 12 lx
- Standard Illumination 1400 lx
- Focus Auto
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- LCD Monitor 2.0" LCD ( 153,600 dots)
- Microphone 1ch, Monaural
- Speaker Dynamic type
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- Playback Mode MP41920 x 1080 30p (12Mbps / VBR)1280 x 720 30p (9Mbps / VBR)640 x 480 30p (3Mbps / VBR)iFrame 960 x 540 30p (24Mbps / VBR)
- Image Sensor (Effective)-Motion Image 2.93 megapixels [16:9]2.19 megapixels [4:3]
- Image Sensor (Effective)-Still Image 2.93 megapixels [16:9]5.08 megapixels [4:3]
- Audio Compression AAC (Monaural)
- USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
- AV Yes
- USB Cable Yes-USB extension cord
- Rechargeable Battery Pack min. 940 mAh / Normal
- Included Software HD Writer PE 1.0 (Built-in type)
- Power Supply Power Supply (Battery / USB) DC3.6V / 5.0V
- Power Consumption Max. 2.5W (Recording/Charging)
- Weight (w/o Battery) approx. .21 lb
- Dimension (W x H x D) 2.09" x 4.09" x 0.70"
- Compress (Recording Format) MP4, iFrameMPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC file format compliant (.MP4))
- Continuous Recording Time MP4 : 29 minutes 59 secondsiFrame : approx. 20 minutes
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great for the price I find that this camcorder works great for the price. A few notes though, after a week using this product the labels on the buttons are almost completely rubbed off so I have to guess what each button does now (except for the record button). The cover for the USB port doesn't pop open easily and is annoying. I took this to Mexico and found that it stops working properly at the temperatures you see in a beach environment but that is expected of any electronic device in high heat. One last note, it takes a long time to charge. Overall this is a cool camcorder. It has decent sound, great video, is easy to use and easy to interface to a computer.
Date published: 2011-05-03
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from easy to use Great little video camera. It is very easy to use as far as shooting and sharing online. I like that it uses sd cards because we already have a lot of them. The editing was a snap too. Only a couple of drawbacks so far. the wrist strap should have been attached lower so it is more comfortable while using it. And the video output cable is not HDMI it's just an A/V cable. I do like the camera overall.
Date published: 2011-01-06
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How To Guided Tutorials
Does software come with this camcorder?HD Writer VE 2.0 You can copy the motion/still picture data to the HDD of PCs or write to media such as Blu-ray discs, DVD discs or SD cards using HD Writer VE 2.0, which is the software installed in the supplied CD-ROM. Refer to the operating instructions of HD Writer VE 2.0 (PDF file) for details on how to use it.
Are there drivers available for Windows 7 or 8?No, there are no drivers for Windows 7 or Windows 8.
If I turn the camcorder upside down , I hear rattling noise is this normal?This rattling noise is the Optical image stabilization sensor which assists with reduces any handshake while recording. This is normal.
How do I clean my camcorder?Before cleaning, detach the battery or pull out the AC adaptor from the AC outlet, and then wipe the product with a dry soft cloth.
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innovative, advanced manufacturing in the Mid-Hudson and Mohawk
Held on National Manufacturing Day, the event was an opportunity
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Mount president Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, welcomed about 300
"We have enormous brain power right here in New York State. We
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CGAM includes Mount Saint Mary College, SUNYIT, The Solar Energy
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On her debut single, "Wasting All These Tears," Cassadee combines both of these elements. The song is definitely reminiscent of Avril's power ballads ("I'm With You," "My Happy Ending," "Keep Holding On"), but it has a certain Nashville twang. Have a listen:
Will the core country community accept a reality-TV star that started off her "Voice" journey expressing absolutely no desire to be a country singer? That remains to be seen. "Wasting All These Tears" only dabbles in country, and is for the most part a pop song.
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OAK HARBOR — Oak Harbor led early and managed to hold on for a win in the consolation semifinals of the 3A Boys District Basketball Tournament. Scoring by the Wildcats was evenly distributed with Jamacio Webster, Chris Hailer and Drew Washington topping the list with 10 each. Connor Hyppa paced the Scots with 13 and had three 3-pointers.
The Scots, after trailing 13-2, battled back to within two after three quarters. They stayed close in the fourth but fell one shy of continuing their playoff run.
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June 7, 2015, Sunday
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December 31, 2014, Wednesday
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October 30, 2014, Thursday
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July 11, 2014, Friday
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Chernin Teams With AT&T in Online Video Investment Venture
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April 22, 2014, Tuesday
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July 10, 2013, Wednesday
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Qatar Holdings Is Said to Invest $100 Million in Chernin Group
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November 8, 2012, Thursday
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April 23, 2012, Monday
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The Quality Education and Jobs Initiative was filed today with the Secretary of State's Office. The initiative renews the voter-approved one-cent sales tax to provide dedicated statewide funding for education for students of all ages tied to performance and accountability, scholarships for university and community college students, reinvestment in vocational education and new jobs.
"This added investment from preschool through university represents a game-changer in the quest for quality education and offers voters a once-in-a-generation opportunity to take a giant leap forward," Cunningham says.
This grassroots-led effort will prevent the Legislature from making any further cuts to K-12 education and reinvests in our state's education system to prepare our students, teachers and schools for more rigorous academic Common Core standards that will go into effect in the 2015-2016 school year.
"We are expecting more from our students, our teachers and our schools statewide," says Ann-Eve Pedersen, a parent leader who chairs the Quality Education and Jobs Committee. "To help them succeed and to help our economy grow, we must provide targeted resources to ensure we meet our goals to significantly improve education across the spectrum in Arizona.
"Strong schools, vocational education programs, community colleges and universities help create the strong workforce that makes Arizona attractive to the higher-wage employers we need," adds Pedersen, president of the Arizona Education Parent Network, a statewide nonpartisan, non-profit organization founded in 2009. "This initiative helps us succeed in strengthening education for students of all ages and meeting goals set by policymakers to increase high school graduation rates, ensure more children are reading at grade level by third grade, improve performance on nationally-normed tests and increase the number of students receiving bachelor's degrees."
A percentage of incentive funds will be tied to system-wide performance and will only be released to school districts and charter schools statewide if overall performance improves. Funding for career and technical programs in our high schools and community colleges as well as university funding will also be tied to performance and auditing requirements. A poverty factor will ensure that resources go to school districts and charter schools serving students living in poverty to help them achieve and to fund voluntary preschool programs in those school districts and charter schools.
"This is great news for Arizona university and community college students," says James Allen, University of Arizona student body president. "This initiative brings real solutions and will ensure we can graduate students to fill the jobs of the future."
While 80 percent of the resources raised will be dedicated to education, additional components in the measure ensure that there are jobs awaiting students when they graduate and that children come to school healthy, safe and ready to learn. The measure restores KidsCare, a program that provides healthcare for children living in poverty. It also creates the Family Stability and Self-Sufficiency Fund, administered by the Governor's Office, which provides resources to state agencies and non-profits to help reduce family violence, provide childcare, and reduce hunger and homelessness.
To help create new jobs and protect public safety, the initiative prevents the Legislature from diverting funds from the Highway User Revenue Fund (HURF) and the Vehicle License Tax.
The HURF funds can continue to be used for highway patrol officers and will help fund transportation projects. The initiative will also create a state infrastructure fund that will help build road, rail and transit projects in our communities – another boost to our economy by creating new jobs and ensuring that modes of transporting goods and people are safe and high-functioning.
"Educating our children will prepare them for quality jobs in the future, but it is also of the utmost importance that jobs are created now for them to fill later," says Matt Gully, President of Tempe-based FNF Construction and a member of the Board of Directors of the Arizona Chapter-Associated General Contractors. "The preservation of HURF and creation of the infrastructure fund will result in immediate job creation that will help jumpstart our economy's recovery."
With today's filing, the Quality Education and Jobs Committee will immediately begin collecting the 172,809 signatures needed to qualify for the November ballot.
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PRINCETON, N.J. – The University of Pennsylvania men's lacrosse team kept trying to come back on Saturday at Princeton, but the Tigers answered every time and pulled away down the stretch for a 15-12 win at Class of 1952 Stadium.
The 12th-ranked Quakers fell to 3-2 overall, while the No. 16 Tigers improved to 3-2. The game was the Ivy League opener for both squads.
Three times during the course of Saturday's game, Penn fell behind by three goals and got back to within one. Each time, Princeton was able to expand its lead, the final time by five goals before the Quakers closed out the day's scoring with the game's final two goals.
Princeton got on the board first, when Ryan Ambler finished a Mike McDonald feed less than two minutes into the contest. Penn got the goal back just 1:25 later, Chris Hupfeldt rocketing a pass from Derick Edwards, and then took a 2-1 lead when Isaac Bock scored off a Drew Belinsky feed in a man-up situation.
Princeton tied the game on a Jack Strabo shot, but Nick Doktor scored unassisted to put the Quakers up 3-2. Forest Sonnenfeldt tied the game for Princeton, and it was 3-3 after one quarter.
Princeton's Tom Schreiber put the Tigers up with a pair of goals early in the second, the first of those assisted by McDonald. McDonald then scored, and less than four minutes into the period the Tigers were up 6-3.
Penn got two of those goals back, first when Losco scored unassisted and then mere seconds later when McCallion won the faceoff, brought it straight to goal, and scored as he was tripped. Suddenly it was a one-goal game, and the Quakers had the chance to get the ball back in a man-up situation.
Instead, Princeton won the ensuing faceoff, ran off the entire minute penalty, and added insult to injury with a pair of goals to make it 8-5 by halftime. Frocarro scored the Tigers' seventh goal, while Schreiber netted his third late in the period.
Princeton opened the second-half scoring, as well, but Penn quickly got two goals on the board as Bock scored twice in a span of 25 seconds (the second off a nice feed from Belinsky). Then Bock found Hupfeldt alone out top, and the junior rifled home his second of the day to make the score 9-8 with 10:09 still left in the third.
Princeton turned to Schreiber, who showed why he was the No. 1 pick in the Major League Lacrosse draft a few months ago. His first shot was wide, but his second shot bounced in just under the crossbar to make it 10-8. A few minutes later, the Tigers were back up by three when Froccaro scored.
Penn again got within one, as McCallion scored his second goal of the day, unassisted, and then Bock finished a feed from Doktor for his fourth goal of the day to make the score 11-10. However, once again Princeton had the answer, as Kip Orban made it a two-goal game and then Ryan Ambler scored late in the third in a man-up situation. The Tigers went into the final quarter up, 13-10.
Penn got a man-up situation early in the fourth, but Losco's shot was stopped by Matt O'Connor as the penalty expired. Just a few seconds after that, Orban scored again from distance and that made the score 14-10. Midway through the period, the Quakers again had a man-up chance, but late in the penalty Bock's shot from right in front was stopped by O'Connor. Again the Tigers got the ball down the field, and again they scored, this time McDonald scoring unassisted with just 5:14 left.
Belinsky scored almost immediately off the ensuing faceoff, making it 15-11 with exactly five minutes left. Penn then won the ensuing faceoff, but was unable to get a shot off before the Tigers' Nick Fernandez singlehandedly took it down the field through traffic. Brown closed out the scoring, off a feed from Alex Blonsky.
Penn outshot Princeton, 45-41, but O'Connor had a career-high 13 saves in the Tigers goal. At the other end, Brian Feeney made seven stops.
Penn is back at home next Saturday, hosting No.8 Cornell at 1 p.m. The Big Red opened their Ivy season on Saturday with an 11-9 win over Yale, and are undefeated overall.
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Tornados Can't Overcome IndiansSeptember 21, 2012
Salisbury, N.C. - The BC Tornados couldn't top the Catawba College Indians in their first South Atlantic Conference road match of the season, falling in four sets 25-14, 21-25, 25-17, 25-23.
After dropping the first set, BC rebounded with a 25-21 win in the second set to even the match at 1-1. The Tornados picked up 13 kills in the second set as Fatima Gharachorloo and Joy Oswalt both had four kills. Oswalt also added two service aces in the second set, and finished the night with 11 kills at a .435 hitting percentage.
Conner led the Tornados in the kill department with 12, while Gharachorloo finished with 10. Kayla Hanus recorded 42 set assists and 19 digs for BC.
The Tornados dropped the third set, but battled the Indians point-for-point in the fourth set. The Tornados led 15-14 in the set, but weren't able to force a fifth set. A late 3-0 run brought Brevard within a point at 24-23, but a kill by Abby Pennington sealed the win for Catawba.
Senior Kaitlyn Whitmer led the Indians with 23 kills at a hitting percentage of .426.
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Lindy Allen curates the Northern Australian Collections at Museum Victoria. These collections include important historical ethnographic, manuscript and image collections of Baldwin Spencer and Donald Thomson.
On Thursday 26 January, Laurie Baymarrwangga was announced as 2012 Senior Australian of the Year. There wasn't much coverage about this extraordinary Australian in the press; the only report I saw was on the ABC on the morning of Australia Day that showed a segment of film of this grand old lady on Murrunga, a tiny island in the Arafura Sea of northern Australia that can only be reached by charter plane or by boat.
Laurie Baymarrwangga, Senior Australian of the Year 2012.Image: Mari EkkjeSource: Mari Ekkje at Broken Yellow
From her biography on the Australian of the Year website:
...Laurie Baymarrwangga has seen the arrival of missionaries, exploitation by Japanese and European fishermen, war and tumultuous change. Undaunted, she has almost single-handedly nurtured the inter-generational transmission of local ecological knowledge through a lifelong commitment to caring for kin, culture and country. In the 1960s Laurie established a housing project on her homelands that has benefitted generations of kin. Speaking no English, with no access to funding, resources or expertise she initiated the Yan-nhangu dictionary project. Her cultural maintenance projects include the Crocodile Islands Rangers, a junior rangers group and an online Yan-nhangu dictionary for school children. In 2010, after a struggle stretching back to 1945, Laurie finally received back payments for rents owed to her as the land and sea owner of her father's estate. She donated it all, around $400,000, to improve education and employment opportunities on the island and to establish a 1,000 square kilometre turtle sanctuary on her marine estate. In the face of many obstacles, this great, great grandmother has shown extraordinary leadership and courage in caring for the cultural and biological integrity of her beloved Crocodile Islands.
Baymarrwangga is at least 90 years of age because she was about 13 years old when a young anthropologist called Donald Thomson sailed to the island and stayed for a few days in 1935 taking photographs of her and other family members. He also photographed the sophisticated system of barriers constructed to trap fish.
I first met Baymarrwangga in 2004 on my very first field trip to Milingimbi, the largest of the Crocodile Island group, the preservation of the culture and environment of which Baymarrwangga has been deservedly recognised by the award. Fortunately I had a 4WD (taken in by barge), which meant that I could drive out to Bordeya, an outstation in the middle of the island, to find the old lady that everyone told me I needed to talk to. Baymarrwangga was still there after a funeral days earlier, and I talked to her about the photographs taken by Thomson at Murrunga and at Milingimbi. She recognised herself and the close relative who had just died in some of the images, and because I had a printer with me was able to provide copies of these and others including her father and grandfather also photographed by Thomson. During discussions at Bordeya, Baymarrwangga also identified each of the five Burarra men from Cape Stewart (on the mainland to the west of the Crocodile Islands) painted up for ceremony in another of Thomson's photographs. This proved to be of immense importance to the descendants of these men when I met them a few weeks later on my way back to Darwin via Maningrida.
The following year I travelled by charter plane to her home at Murrunga and spent a week working with this remarkable woman. While the island has no power and few facilities that one would expect to be available to a 2012 Senior Australia of the Year, it is a community led by this strong old lady and is alive with a thirst to teach and nurture the young in the ways of their country and culture. I have encountered few people in Arnhem Land with her extraordinary capacity for language (she speaks eight languages and understands at least another four) and cultural knowledge as there are very few Yolngu who survive to such an age.
Fish fence made in 2003 from undyed vegetable fibre by Laurie Baymarrwangga, Arnhem Land. Size: 610 (h) x 1135 (w) x 130 (d) mm. Registration number X101208.Source: Museum Victoria
In late 2004 a gift for the museum's collection arrived from Baymarrwangga. She had made a section of a fish fence from sedge, just as it would have been made in 1935 when Donald Thomson was at Murrunga. She had given it to Gupapuyngu elder Joe Neparrnga Gumbula when he was coming down to the museum to work with me in the collections. And then in 2006 Baymarrwangga herself travelled all the way to Melbourne to see the Donald Thomson Collection. Members of her family who were to come abandoned the trip, but Baymarrwangga spent a week with me at the museum and at my house. It is only through her generosity and patience in sharing her knowledge and teaching me that I am able to understand the importance of what is here at Museum Victoria in the Indigenous collections.
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Media baselessly attributed legal significance to whether White House officials revealed Plame's covert status, name
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In recent days, several media outlets have suggested in their reporting that there might be some legal significance to reports that White House senior adviser Karl Rove and Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby 1) mentioned only former clandestine CIA operative Valerie Plame's affiliation with the CIA and not her covert status, and 2) never actually identified Plame -- also known as Valerie Wilson -- by name but only as the wife of former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV. In fact, whether Plame's covert status and actual name were mentioned to reporters likely has no bearing on whether there was a violation of the law.
On the October 16 broadcast of ABC's World News Tonight, senior foreign affairs correspondent Jonathan Karl included New York Times reporter Judith Miller's claim that Libby did not reveal Plame's name or that she was "an undercover agent" to Miller among a list of reasons that the case is "not cut-and-dried":
KARL: The way New York Times reporter Judith Miller tells the story, the vice president's top aide, Scooter Libby, talked to her three times about the fact that Joseph Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame, worked at the CIA. The White House long ago denied Libby leaked Plame's identity. The more important question, though, may be what Libby told the grand jury.
ROBERT BENNETT (attorney for Miller): If he said that he had not talked to Judy about these things or didn't talk about the wife, then he's got a problem.
KARL: But as with much of this case, it's not cut-and-dried. Miller says Libby told her Wilson's wife worked at the CIA, but did not mention her name or say she was an undercover agent. Yet, the name "Valerie Flame" appears in Miller's notes from her interviews with Libby. She says she doesn't know why she wrote the name or misspelled it, but that she does not believe it came from Libby.
Similarly, on the October 17 edition of MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews, former Virginia governor and Republican National Committee chairman James S. Gilmore III suggested that merely noting that Plame worked at the CIA, without noting her undercover status, is "not criminal": "[T]he simple fact that you say this lady works over there and that she sent her husband over to Africa -- that, in and of itself, as I think most everybody agrees, is not criminal." Matthews agreed: "Right. But it is factual?" An October 16 New York Times report and an October 17 Washington Post article also noted -- without clairification -- that Libby reportedly claimed in his grand jury testimony that he did not mention Plame's covert status.
But whether Libby told Miller that Plame was a covert operative is apparently not relevant to the question of whether he disclosed classified information. The very fact that she worked at the CIA was apparently classified; according to a July 21 Washington Post report, a 2003 State Department memo -- which was likely read by top administration officials during a trip to Africa -- earmarked a section mentioning Plame as classified, even though it "did not describe her status as covert." Presumably an undercover CIA agent would not pose as a non-clandestine CIA analyst in order to hide her undercover status, and indeed, Plame's cover was reportedly as a private consultant. So Libby and others could not avoid legal liability by claiming that they did not out Plame as a covert operative, but merely disclosed that she worked at the CIA.
Other reports suggested that it might be legally significant that Libby and others might not have mentioned Plame by name to reporters but, rather, simply identified her as Wilson's wife. On October 17, USA Today reported that whether Libby revealed her actual name to Miller "is important legally" because it "could determine whether her 'identity' was revealed." In an October 16 article, The Los Angeles Times reported that, although it is a felony to leak the "identity" of a clandestine agent to someone not authorized to receive classified information, "the law is ambiguous on whether it is a crime to release information without a name." Both papers noted that the revelation of Plame's "identity" would be illegal, but then suggested that it might be necessary for a name to be uttered in order for that identity to have been revealed.
Similarly, on the October 17 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume, correspondent Major Garrett reported: "Experts say, unless a special prosecutor can establish through evidence or other testimony that Libby actually leaked the name of Valerie Plame, the vice president's chief of staff may escape indictment."
Conservative pundits have also suggested that Plame's name would have to be leaked for a crime to have been committed. For example, on the October 17 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes, Washington Times editorial page editor Tony Blankley declared: "[I]f she's [Miller] supposed to be the prime witness against Scooter Libby, and she doesn't even know that he mentioned the name and claims that it may not have come from him, that doesn't seem to advance it [the legal case for indictment]."
But the suggestion that leakers would have had to disclose Plame's actual name for the leak to constitute a crime is nonsensical; it presumes that no violation would have occurred if Libby had merely told a reporter Plame's home address, Social Security number, detailed physical description, and mother's maiden name -- but had omitted her name. The fact that Libby may have identified Plame only as Joe Wilson's wife would have required an additional five minutes' work from any reporter trying to determine her name: As Media Matters has documented, a simple Google search conducted at the time that Libby disclosed to Miller that Wilson's wife worked at the CIA would have turned up the name of Wilson's wife.
Rove's attorney has acknowledged that it is "too legalistic" to distinguish between disclosing Plame's "identity" and her name, and even the Republican lawyer who helped write one of the potentially applicable laws -- the 1982 Intelligence Identities Protection Act (IIPA) -- agreed it is "not an important part of whether this is a crime or not." Republican attorney Victoria Toensing, who was President Reagan's deputy assistant attorney general and chief counsel to former Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-AZ), stated on the July 19 edition of National Public Radio's Morning Edition that whether White House officials leaked Plame's name is "not an important part of whether this is a crime or not":
LINDA WERTHEIMER (NPR senior national correspondent): Victoria Toensing was chief counsel to the Senate Intelligence Committee and was involved in drafting the law. She also served in the Reagan administration as deputy assistant attorney general. I asked her to clarify a couple of basic points, first from what we know now, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove did not identify CIA officer Valerie Plame by name. He said she was the wife of Ambassador Joe Wilson. I asked if the law requires revealing a name.
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November 13, 2012
DiNapoli: Dunkirk Mishandled Federal HUD Grant Funding
Auditors found the city could not provide adequate documentation to support claims paid with CDBG funds or demonstrate how federal program requirements were being met. Several transactions were recorded in a manner to apparently hide the true nature of the transactions.
"These funds were spent on questionable activities such as travel and staff bonuses rather than rebuilding neighborhoods and helping low income residents as intended," said DiNapoli. "City officials have mismanaged this program and failed to put in place effective controls to safeguard grant funds. They repeatedly neglected to show if program goals were met or that projects provided a public benefit."
According to HUD guidelines, all activities funded with CDBG program moneys must satisfy one of the three national objectives: benefiting low and moderate income persons; preventing or eliminating slums or blight; and meeting urgent community needs.
DiNapoli's auditors found that, from April 2008 through June 2012, the city disbursed more CDBG funds than properly authorized, spent funds on items that are not eligible under the CDBG program, and spent more than $500,000 for no legitimate CDBG purpose. In addition, nearly $400,000 in loans were made without obtaining appropriate documentation such as a signed loan document.
During the four-year grant period reviewed by the Comptroller's office, the Dunkirk Local Development Corporation (DLDC), created by city officials to administer the revolving loan program, was provided CDBG grants to fund various economic development projects.
Auditors, however, found the DLDC operated with little oversight. For example, DLDC spent more than $500,000 for two property acquisitions – a vacant building and a former car dealership – that officials could not justify as an eligible CDBG activity. Additionally, $41,000 was spent on ineligible equipment, $15,000 on unauthorized travel expenses and conference registration fees for the DLDC chairman, and $6,600 on bonus payments to the DLDC chairman and treasurer.
There were a number of CDBG funds distributed directly by the city that were not in line with community development goals. This included $76,000 in grant funding to a hotel for various improvements and renovations. The money was used to construct an outdoor wooden pavilion, for vinyl wall coverings and restroom renovations, and for the purchase of a commercial laundry machine.
DiNapoli made a number of recommendations in the audit, including:
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Kanye West could be facing charges after an apparent confrontation with a paparazzo at Los Angeles International Airport Friday.
TMZ.com says the rap star has been named a felony suspect after police interviewed the photog who says he suffered injuries during the alleged attack. Video of the incident was posted on the website.The rapper is seen trying to take the photographer's camera.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ.com they will refer the case to the District Attorney as a felony attempted robbery.
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Crystal Space is primarily a Software Development Kit, thus mainly targeted at developers. However, while different projects likely have different needs and requirements for artwork which can't be all covered, this page aims to provide pointers to generally applicable information, available tools, and where to find artwork-related support.
Artist-relevant documentation can be found in the User's Manual. The section "Working with Engine Content" contains information about best practices, tools, and some technicalities.
The Documentation page contains this manual and other documentation for other Crystal Space versions, as well as online and offline variants.
Frequently asked questions are answered in the FAQ.
Some tutorials related to creating art for Crystal Space can be found in the Tutorials section.
Exporters and Converters
|Blender2Crystal is a powerful tool to export Crystal Space maps from within Blender. It supports nearly everything that Crystal Space supports and it can be used to make maps, models (even skeletal animated models) and much more.
There is an old MAP file convertor available at the Counter-Strike to Crystal Space 3D Convertor page. It is a bit dated now but it might still work and it could give you a good start in making Crystal Space maps from Hammer or other related map editors.
The Drag[en]gine Normal Map Generator is a tool to generate normals maps for low-polygon meshes with the help of high-polygon meshes.
Check the Community page for the various options of community-provided support.
We can always need some artwork, ranging from complex levels to show off features of the engine over sample artwork to small test cases. See the Contributing page for details.


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Hollywood Drugs Articles
Celebirty behaviour likely fueled by drugs and alcohol.
Ben Affleck's gambling
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Oh the Ups and Downs of gambling… Ahem. AHEM. I mean, if that wasn't obvious enough. And if it was obvious, you should not be surprised about what happened to Ben Affleck in Vegas last week. He was at the Hard Rock playing blackjack, allegedly counting cards. The casino busted him and has reportedly banned him from gaming. Full Story
Zac's PR push
Zac Efron covers the latest issue of The Hollywood Reporter, a dick-sucky profile that's meant to promote the upcoming Neighbours and also rehabilitate his image after the rehab(s) and the under-the-bridge fighting. Oh, yeah, about that under-the-bridge incident.. Even the writer acknowledges that Efron is "coy" about what happened. Full Story
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Check out Zac Efron last night at the LA premiere of Neighbours with co-star and possible (fake) girlfriend Halston Sage who is supposed to make us forget about the time he broke his face on a puddle of water at his house and ended up under a sketchy bridge. But that name. Give me a break with that name. Full Story
Lindsay Lohan's miscarriage
The politically correct thing to say here is that it's so sad that Lindsay Lohan had to go through a miscarriage. Because no one wants to come off as the c-nt who didn't believe Lindsay Lohan when she said on the final episode of her OWN docu-series that the reason she'd missed two weeks of shooting because she lost her baby. Full Story
Zac Efron & Johnny Depp: MTV's Most Embarrassing
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I did not feel the urge to stick my hand down my pants and start rubbing at the sight of Zac Efron shirtless last night on stage at the MTV Awards. Especially not when he started flexing and saluting. He saluted a couple of times. It was bad. It was really, really bad. At that moment I texted Sasha: I am so embarrassed for him right now. Full Story
Under The Bridge
Under the bridge downtown Is where I drew some blood Under the bridge downtown I could not get enough Under the bridge downtown Forgot about my love Under the bridge downtown I gave my life away Did you think about that song when you heard about this story? TMZ Full Story
Eggs & Cocaine
The cops came down on Justin Bieber's house today. It had to do with him allegedly egging his neighbour's house last week. So they raided his home and found cocaine. And now his friend Lil Za has been arrested for possession. TMZ has the full report. Full Story
Lindsay in Miami
Miami. The decadence of Miami. That's the perfect place to be for someone who's trying to manage her sobriety. There's no coke in Miami! So here's Lindsay Lohan in Miami hanging out by the pool with some friends. She needs some down time, you know? Oprah's been working her hard. Full Story
Zac Efron went to rehab
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E! News reported it first late yesterday – that Zac Efron was in rehab earlier this year, suggesting that the problem was alcohol, citing a source who says that Efron is better now: "He's healthy, happy and not drinking. He's taking time to focus on working. Full Story
The Demi Dilemma
Quick recap: at around 11pm on Monday night, an ambulance was called to Demi Moore's. She was subsequently hospitalised. TMZ broke the story that it was substance abuse. Her rep has issued a statement reading:"Because of the stresses in her life right now, Demi has chosen to seek professional assistance to treat her exhaustion and improve her overall health. Full Story
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INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA Men's and Women's Fencing Committee announced on Tuesday the field of 144 competitors who will participate in the 2014 National Collegiate Men's and Women's Fencing Championships and on the list are nine fencers from the University of Pennsylvania, which is eighth most in the country. The men will send five – two epee, one foil, two sabre – while the women will send four – one epee, two foil, and one sabre. This year's championships will be hosted by Ohio State at the French Fieldhouse in Columbus, Ohio.
NCAA Championships live stats can be found here.
Streams of the semi-final and championship bouts can be found here.
Qualification for the NCAA finals is not solely based on the performance at regionals, as it only accounts for 60 percent. The fencer's regular-season bouts will also be taken into consideration, as it equates to the other 40 percent.
Placing the highest for any of the Quakers at the NCAA Mid Atlantic/South Regional was sophomore Shaul Gordon, who took second in men's sabre and also holds the best individual record at 53-9 with a winning percentage of 85%. Last year, he finished as runner-up at the NCAA's. Joining Gordon in sabre is junior Steven Yang. Yang finished right behind Gordon at regionals in third place and ended the season with a 26-13 record.
Representing the Red and Blue in men's epee is sophomore R.J. Shipp and senior Clifford Fishler. At regionals, Shipp finished in fifth place and ended the season with a 44-17 record. Fishler, who placed seventh at regionals, competed at NCAA's last year and returns this year with a 29-16 record.
The fifth man to represent Penn is junior foil fencer Jason Chang, took third at regionals and ended the season with 30 wins.
Only one veteran will compete at NCAA's for the women as the Quakers will send four freshmen. Each of the women competing for the Red and Blue amassed at least 40 individual bout wins.
Women's epee will see freshman Aleina Edwards, who ended the season with a 63% winning percentage and a record of 40-23, compete for the title. Out of the women from Penn who competed at regionals, Edwards placed the highest in any of the weapons, taking third.
Earning a spot in women's sabre was fellow freshman Shyria Joshi. During the regular season, Joshi competed in all but one dual – Lafayette 1/26. She entered regionals with a 42-32 record and finished 11th.
Both of the women fencer's in foil, freshman Cassidy Seidl and junior Luona Wang, concluded the season with the same record: 41-19. As a freshman, Wang finished as the national runner-up.
Fencers will compete in a round-robin format of five-touch bouts. After the round-robin, the top-four finishers in each weapon will fence in semifinal 15-touch bouts, with the winners fencing to determine first and second places, and the non-advancing fencers being awarded a tie for third place.