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Banners displayed around Spring Mobile Ballpark's outfield plaza celebrate Salt Lake's stars of the last 20 seasons.
Minor league baseball is all about the future and the past. Los Angeles Angels players including Mike Trout, Mark Trumbo and Jered Weaver are fondly remembered at various stops in the system, with their career checkpoints being commemorated by bobblehead dolls and garden gnomes in promotional giveaways this season.
To observe the Triple-A Salt Lake franchise's 20th season, The Salt Lake Tribune presents the all-time Buzz/Stingers/Bees team, covering affiliations with the Minnesota Twins (1994-2000) and the Angels.
The selections, in consultation with Bees broadcaster Steve Klauke, are based on a combination of the players' Salt Lake success and what they went on to do. Some needed multiple Triple-A seasons to develop their games. Others were barely here before being summoned to the Angels.
First base • Kendrys Morales
Morales was highly productive over parts of three seasons with the Bees, batting .335 with 153 RBIs in 208 games. Now playing for Seattle, he's a career .281 hitter in the major leagues.
Honorable mentions • Efren Navarro, Scott Stahoviak, Mark Trumbo
Second base • Howie Kendrick
Kendrick is the most consistent hitter to come through the Angels' system. Playing for five teams, he hit in the high .360s four years in a row. That included his .369 mark in 69 games with the Bees in '06.
Honorable mentions • Chone Figgins, Brian Raabe, Mitch Simons
Third base • Todd Walker
On his way to playing 1,288 games in the majors for seven teams, Walker displayed a classic left-handed hitting stroke in Salt Lake. He batted .339 with 28 homers and 111 RBIs in 135 games in 1996.
Honorable mentions • Jose Fernandez, Corey Koskie, Adam Pavkovich
Shortstop • Alfredo Amezaga
Having formed the franchise's best double-play combination with Chone Figgins, Amezaga is the pick at shortstop due to his breakthrough season of 2003. He batted .347 in 75 games, a dramatic increase in production.
Honorable mentions • Erick Aybar, Denny Hocking, Brandon Wood
Outfield • Marty Cordova, Torii Hunter, Mike Trout
Cordova was the American League Rookie of the Year for the Twins in 1995 after batting .358 in the Buzz's inaugural season. In his second Buzz stint, Hunter hit .368 in 2000 to launch himself into an outstanding big-league career that now has taken him to Detroit.
Trout played only 20 games for the Bees last season, but he merits selection by having become a big-league phenomenon the same year, finishing second in the AL MVP voting.
Honorable mentions • John Barnes, Peter Bourjos, Brian Buchanan, Terry Evans, Nick Gorneault, Jacque Jones, Chris Latham, Matt Lawton, Robb Quinlan
Catcher • A.J. Pierzynski
Pierzynski helped the Chicago White Sox win the 2005 World Series, has appeared in two All-Star Games and has batted .284 in 14 big-league seasons. Yet he was not an immediate success in Triple-A for the Twins. He showed improvement by batting .335 in 41 games for the Buzz in 2000, while hitting two grand slams in a home game against Calgary.
Honorable mentions • Hank Conger, Jeff Mathis, Damian Miller
Designated hitter • David Ortiz
Even as the most productive DH in baseball history, Ortiz was a close choice over Bernardo Brito. That's because Brito was a marvel in '94, driving in 122 runs in 108 games. Ortiz's big league career is overpowering, however. Playing mostly first base for the Buzz, he batted .315 with 30 homers and 110 RBIs in 1999.
Honorable mentions • Brito, Paul MacAnulty, Adam Riggs
Right-handed pitcher • Jered Weaver
Weaver went 6-1 with a 2.10 ERA and 93 strikeouts in 73 innings with the Bees in '06 before going 11-2 the rest of the year with the Angels.
Honorable mention • Chris Bootcheck, LaTroy Hawkins, John Lackey
Left-handed pitcher • Joe Saunders
He went back and forth several times from Triple-A to the Angels, but was highly consistent with the Bees in '06. Saunders went 10-4 with a 2.67 ERA, highlighted by a scoreless streak of 311⁄3 innings.
Honorable mentions • Travis Miller, Mark Redmond, Dan Serafini
Relief pitcher • Francisco Rodriguez
Having arrived from Double-A Arkansas in mid-June, "K-Rod" stayed with the Stingers through the end of the 2002 season. He became an October star with the Angels, helping them win the World Series. Now with Milwaukee, Rodriguez has recorded 303 saves in the major leagues including 62 for the Angels in '08.
Honorable mentions • Greg Jones, Bart Miadich, Scot Shields
email@example.com: @tribkurt 20-year Buzz/Stingers/Bees team
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the return of Triple-A baseball to Salt Lake City. The Tribune's 20-year team, from 1994-2013:
Pos. Player Years
1B Kendrys Morales 2006-08
2B Howie Kendrick 2006-09
3B Todd Walker 1996-97, 2000
SS Alfredo Amezaga 2001-04
OF Torii Hunter 1998, 2000
OF Mike Trout 2012
OF Marty Cordova 1994, '97
C A.J. Pierzynski 1998-2000
DH David Ortiz 1997-99
RHP Jered Weaver 2006
LHP Joe Saunders 2005-07
RP Francisco Rodriguez 2002
About the series
The Salt Lake Tribune's Kurt Kragthorpe spent early July on the road taking stock of the teams, players, fans and ballparks of the Los Angeles Angels and their minor league affiliates. His purpose: to ferret out great stories at each stop and, in the bigger scheme, connect the dots between what fans love about baseball especially the minor league version and the players toiling to make it to the bigs.
Saturday • Salt Lake City
Sunday • Anaheim
INSIDE • The Bees join in "Sandlot" nostalgia as actors from the movie visit Spring Mobile Ballpark. > D7
Salt Lake Bees
League • Pacific Coast.
Level • Triple-A.
Home • Spring Mobile Ballpark (15,411).
Average attendance • 6,720.
Record • 54-45.
Top hitter • Efren Navarro (.347).
Top pitcher • Ryan Brasier (5-2, 4.14, 10 saves).
Notable • The franchise changed its nickname from Buzz to Stingers in 2000 following a trademark infringement suit by Georgia Tech and from Stingers to Bees in '06 in a tribute to the Salt Lake team of former owner Larry H. Miller's youth.


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Miley Cyrus is giving her fans a taste of a racy post-Christmas present she has in the works.
Over the weekend the pop singer posted a few seconds from her new "Adore You" video on Instagram. The full clip will make its debut on December 26th, and it looks like fans can expect more footage of a scantily clad Miley.
The teaser shows Cryus in her underwear writhing around in bed.
"Adore You" is the latest single taken from Miley's hit album Bangerz. It follows "Wrecking Ball," which had its own controversial video that featured a naked Miley swinging around on the song's titular object.
Check out the teaser below!

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More than 20 University of South Carolina students will present their entrepreneurial ideas and businesses plans in a competition Thursday, Nov. 18, in hopes of winning cash prizes.
Organized by the Faber Entrepreneurship Center at the university's Darla Moore School of Business, the competition is set for 7 p.m. in Lumpkin Auditorium on the eighth floor of the Moore School. The event is free and open to the public and includes a light reception after the competition.
The competition is held as part of the school's celebration of Global Entrepreneurship Week, an annual observance to unleash new ideas. The competition is among 40,000 events taking place in 100 countries.
"The Global Entrepreneurship Week Business Plan Competition is one of the key activities of the Faber Entrepreneurship Center," said Dean Kress, the center's associate director. "One of the missions of the center is to foster student entrepreneurship, and the competition is one means of doing that. It is gratifying that one of our sponsors, Maxient Corporation, was founded by two recent USC alumni who have worked with the Faber Center."
To participate in the competition, individual undergraduate and graduate students or teams of students (up to four), were required to submit ideas of a new enterprise, including concept, projected income and funding, target market, distribution channels and marketing.
Winners will receive $1,000 for first place, $750 for second place and $500 for third place.
Sponsors include Maxient Corporation, EngenuitySC, USC Student Government and the Faber Entrepreneurship Center. In addition to the competition, Engenuity SC is hosting Ignite, a knowledge-economy conference, Nov. 17 at the Columbia Innovation Center.
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Everyone knows music's as integral a component to the culture of skateboarding as the damn skateboard itself, which is exactly why after months of diligently wanting to do so, we've finally decided to introduce a music column. Why, you ask? Because quite frankly, we dig music around here. Plain and simple. (Try spending eight plus hours cooped inside an office, staring at the computer screen without iTunes playing… ain't gonna happen, bub.)
And since the New York City-based band Cults—a duo whose sound is a shoe-tappingly catchy mix of 1960s Phil Spector-styled girl group melodies and '80s synth-pop atmospherics—graced this month's "Main Ingredient" in our mag, we figured they'd be perfect candidates to kick off Reverb. Moments before their first headlining show in their native home of San Diego, we caught up with songwriter and guitarist Brian Oblivion–who, along with his girlfriend Madeline Follin, makes up one-half of Cults–to discuss Wes Kremer, touring with your girlfriend, and other nonsense.
That said, kick off your shoes, plug in your loudest headphones, turn those bad boys up to 11, and enjoy the pleasant sounds of Cults while you read a telling conversation with a very talented 22-year-old.
Words by Kevin Duffel. Photography by Blair Alley.
First, obviously since this is TransWorld, I've gotta ask the obligatory "do you skate?" question.
[Laughs] I used to skate a lot. I mean, in high school I got really into old school skating. Everyone was kinda doing that in San Diego when that Dogtown movie came out. I actually had skateboard P.E. in high school.
Man, I'm so jealous. I always wanted that at my school. Did you end up having it with any guys who eventually got sponsored?
Actually, yeah, that guy Mario was my neighbor.
Yeah, Marius. Shit [laughs]. Marius and Wes [Kremer]. I hear they're killing it now. I remember when they first started skating. We lived in the same neighborhood. So, those kids were in there. There were some other kids who were really good, but Marius was the truth. But I would just mostly smoke a lot of weed and fall asleep under the halfpipe. I was kinda done with skating at that point. I'd just go to bed and they'd come wake me up to go back to class [laughs].
So you haven't skated for a while then I take it.
Yeah, as soon as I got into music I kinda got out of skating. Our first tour we went on we brought skateboards, and we cruised around and checked out the town. But now I'm so paranoid about breaking a finger or arm. You don't wanna be that guy to f—k everything up. Our old drummer broke his arm skateboarding. It broke through the skin, both bones, and then he had to have a metal rod to replace it. Then the last tour we were on, he was doing this [makes a drumming gesture with arm] so much that he broke the metal rod. He played five shows like that. He didn't really tell us that it was a problem, and then the moment we got off stage after playing Coachella, he got in a car and went straight to the hospital [laughs].
His bionic metal arm just snapped in half?
Yeah, there's a picture of it just totally bent and snapped.
How sick of explaining the meaning of the name Cults are you by now? It seems like every interview you ever have has that question thrown in there.
Yeah, we try to come up with different explanations every time, because there kind of isn't really a definitive one.
Did you have all those answers in mind when you chose the name? Or was it just a name you were psyched on?
We kind of stumbled upon it. "Go Outside" was the first song we ever wrote, and then that [Jonestown cult] sample made its way in there because we were watching the Jonestown documentary when we were doing it, and that quote just felt so right. I studied sound for film in school, so I was always trying to find ways to bring in sound effects and other voices. And after the first one, it just kind of became something like, "Oh that could be cool. We could do that." And my whole friend group in San Diego, we were all really into alternative religions. San Diego's kind of a cultish place, with all the self-realization centers, and Heaven's Gate, Masonic temples. People get into some weird shit here.
You guys basically exploded onto the scene. How's it feel knowing that you can instantly blow up overnight just by putting up a couple songs on the Internet and have everyone out there watching you?
I think it's cool. It doesn't feel instant. Our first songs came out in February of last year. And in that time we've been on five or six tours, just in the U.S. And we spent all the time in between then recording and making videos. I'm only 22 and I've spent almost two years of my life doing this now. That's like one eleventh of my entire existence [laughs]. Some people forget about your band for a little while, and then they come back, and they're like, "Oh you blew up." But it's like, "No, I've been doing shit the whole goddamn time. I've been working double-time." The answer everyone wants to hear is, "Oh my god, it's so humbling. I'm so fortunate." But the real answer is, I spent years in bands before this, touring in mom's minivan, trying to get people to like music that wasn't good [laughs]. You know what I mean? And then reality today is, good music can get heard. It's great. And my advice to a lot of my friends trying to be musicians, maybe doing the same things for a while, is just maybe start a new band [laughs]. It's kind of a harsh reality, but today things get heard really fast, and maybe if they don't catch on, maybe it's because you didn't work hard enough on the recording or maybe you're not being true to yourself with what you're doing.
Yeah, I think people forget how much work goes into putting together a band and record.
Yeah, my parents recently gave me the backhanded compliment, like I went home and they looked at my schedule, and were like, "We didn't know you could work this hard. We're really proud of you."
Cults' video for "Oh My God."
How is it being in the band with your girlfriend?
It's cool. It's really good actually. We only have 12 days off until December for the rest of this year. By comparison the rest of the dudes—most of them have girlfriends—and they just never get to see them. So at least I'm not sexually frustrated all the time [laughs]. But at the same time it's tough. I'm always keeping my eye on Madelline when all these dudes come up and try to talk to her. And I avoid girl fans like the plague, just coming up to you, and Madelline looks over from across the room, just like, "No" [said in an ominous voice]. But we've gotten more mature about that.
How's it go with songwriting? Most couples are bickering over who's gonna do dishes or pick up dinner. How's that translate to the songwriting process?
It's the same. It's gnarly. We fight a lot. I mean, we do compartmentalize it. Mostly I do the music and Madeline will do the lyrics and vocals. So sometimes I'll give her some suggestions for lyrics and she'll get really pissed at me. Or she'll tell me some song I'm working on sucks, and I'll get furious. But that's a good thing I think. If you're not fighting, that's when relationships kinda wither. It's not making yourself known what you want.
So what happens if, hypothetically…
If we break up?
Yeah. Do you pull the full Fleetwood Mac and make it happen anyway?
We've had that conversation. We'd be mature about it. We've both talked about how if anything went wrong, we wouldn't let it get in the way of what we're doing. But I don't see that any time in the future. We just rounded the two-year point, so I think it's solid.
On a different note, do you ever read the reviews?
The metaphor that works for me is, "When you read stuff that people say about you, it's like planting little seeds in your brain. And then they kinda grow mostly into nice little flowers, and you're like, "Wow, this is so great, I'm so awesome." But then at the wrong moment they turn into like a venus fly trap and they'll just grab an idea out of your head. You're like, "I'm gonna write a really sad song." And then you think, "Wait, this guy wrote that he likes really happy songs. I'm gonna bum this guy out if I do this. This guy said our songs are really dark…" So you start f—king yourself up, so I try to stay out of it as much as I can. Plus, I'm just self-conscious.
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|Klamath Indians, Oreg. Pro rata distribution of judgment fund for purposes designated.
|Chap. 552
|52 Stat. 1156.
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|Purchase, etc., of lands. Repayment of loans.
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|Farming equipment and supplies.
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|Provisos. Maintenance of aged, infirm, etc., members.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed, from the judgment fund of the Klamath and Modoc Tribes and Yahooskin Band of Snake Indians created as the result of the passage of the Act of June 25, 1938, and accrued interest thereon, to credit the sum of $2,000 upon the books of the Office of Indian Affairs, to each person determined by the Secretary of the Interior to be entitled to enrollment upon the annuity roll of said tribes of the Klamath Reservation, Oregon, living upon the date of the enactment of this Act. The share of each adult member and not to exceed $1,500 of the share of any minor shall be available for expenditure, under such rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Interior may prescribe, for the following purposes:
Purchase of land; improvement of lands acquired or already held by the Indian; erection and improvement of suitable homes; repayment of any loans received from the United States or from the Klamath tribal funds; purchase of building material, farming equipment, livestock, feed, food, seed, grain, tools, machinery, implements, household goods, bedding, clothing, and any other equipment or supplies necessary to enable the Indians to fit themselves for or to engage in farming, livestock, industry, or such other pursuits or vocations, including education, as will enable them to become self-supporting; and health purposes: Provided, however, That the funds of the aged, infirm, decrepit, and incapacitated members, and of minors, may be used for their proper maintenance and support. The remainder of the share of each minor Indian shall be held intact until such Indian reaches his majority, when it, together with interest at the rate of 4 per centum per annum, shall be available for expenditure for the purposes specified herein. As herein used, the term "minor" shall include all members of the tribe less than twenty-one years of age, except that minors eighteen years of age or over and who are married or have families of their own to support, shall be regarded as adults. On the death of any enrolled member, adult, or minor, the sum on deposit to his credit shall be distributed as personal property, and shall be available for expenditure by the distributees only for the purposes herein authorized: Provided, however, That of the aforesaid $2,000 to be prorated to each person, $100 shall be paid to each member of said tribes as a per capita payment, free from the aforesaid restrictions, under rules and regulations prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior.
That after the segregation provided for in section 1 hereof shall have been made, the remainder of such judgment fund, including interest, shall be available for expenditure subject to the following limitations and conditions:
(a) Three hundred thousand dollars shall be transferred to and added to the loan fund authorized by the Act of August 28, 1937 (50
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(b) Three hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars for immediate payment in a lump sum of $1,500 to each adult unallotted Indian found to be entitled to payment in lieu of allotment, as authorized in the Act of June 1, 1938 (52 Stat. 605): Provided, That the amount due any minor under the provisions of said Act shall be withheld until he becomes an adult, as herein defined, when it shall be paid to him in a lump sum from any funds, principal, or interest, on deposit to the credit of the Klamath Tribe, and section 2 of said Act of June 1, 1938, is hereby amended accordingly.
(c) Such moneys as shall remain in the principal fund shall be transferred to and become a part of the capital reserve fund created by section 1 of the Act of August 28, 1937 (50 Stat. 872).
That in no event shall any portion of the said judgment fund become liable, payable, or subject to any debt or debts contracted prior to the passage of this Act by any Indian of the Klamath Tribe except debts to the United States or to the tribe.
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On the latest Sports Retort, our resident Jets fans try to rationalize the news that Darrelle Revis appears heading for the rival Patriots. Geoff and Jim do all but wish him into late-vintage Nnamdi Asomugha through sheer force of will. Meanwhile, Darren misplaces his Doing Things the Right Way handbook on the news that Golden Tate is coming to Detroit.
As a postseason basketball appetizer, we each try to pick a non-tournament team to win a major-conference tournament. Along the way, it occurs to me that the American Athletic Conference is a terrible name, which leads to an exploration of why everyone automatically hates new names (see: Leaders and Legends). And with Georgetown's meltdown under John Thompson III, Geoff has a theory about the unforeseen problem with hiring the relative of someone more powerful. (Who wants to be the athletic director to fire President Obama's brother-in-law?)
We make our win predictions for the American League Central—will we see a sequel to Jim's Royal Value?—with a diversion into the problems related to cherry blossoms. Jim also wishes the Twins had preserved the legacy of the Metrodome outfield "garbage bag" at their new stadium. Plus, in honor of Baylor's latest awful basketball jersey, I break down the different Texas college hand signals.


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APPLE VALLEY -- An Apple Valley man on the run from San Bernardino County sheriff's investigators for weeks was arrested Thursday night for reportedly physically abusing a baby boy for several days, official reports show.
Joseph Dekelaita, 33, was arrested in Los Angeles County just after 8 p.m. on suspicion of felony child abuse, according to booking information. Dekelaita also has an outstanding warrant from Kern County.
A woman, Jennifer Jeanne Sabala, 24, also of Apple Valley, was already arrested for the same offense and has pleaded not guilty to the charges, court records show. She's scheduled back in court on May 15. Sabala is the child's mother.
According to a criminal complaint filed against the couple on April 26 and indicate both Sabala and Dekelaita "willfully and unlawfully" physically abused the child over several days from April 9 through April 23.
While authorities would only say the child is younger than than 5 years old, those close to the case and who know the couple say the child is younger than 2 years old. The condition of the child was not immediately released.
The complaint states both Sabala and Dekelaita have previous convictions for violent crimes though a search of San Bernardino Court records shows Sabala's most serious conviction is for alcohol-related reckless driving. Dekelaita's local court records show he's been arrested mostly for Vehicle Code violations and for providing alcohol to a minor.
The case is still ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Apple Valley station at 760-240-7400.


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A college student, an atheist, and a blogger, she may seem like just another attention-seeking political activist.
That mentality is what some atheist thinkers believe quietly promotes magical thinking, condoning it via liberal tolerance.
The numbers are still small, but the growth has been exponential since the first atheist church service was held in January.
Founded in London earlier this year, the atheist church is expanding fast.
An apostate and an atheist, she has rejected Islam as her personal creed, and she calls on Muslims, effectively, to do the same.
The one knowledge constitutes the pride of the philosopher, the other the despair of the atheist.
He was not a mocker, or a leveller, or a satirist, or an atheist.
Or he may entertain what appears to him independent evidence in favour of Atheism, and thus he may become an atheist.
"I am an atheist," said her companion, rising abruptly from his seat.
Nature in an agony is no atheist; the soul that knows not where to fly, flies to God.
1570s, from French athéiste (16c.), from Greek atheos "without god, denying the gods; abandoned of the gods; godless, ungodly," from a- "without" + theos "a god" (see Thea).
The existence of a world without God seems to me less absurd than the presence of a God, existing in all his perfection, creating an imperfect man in order to make him run the risk of Hell. [Armand Salacrou, "Certitudes et incertitudes," 1943]


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The Hyundai Accent is a subcompact available as either a sedan or a hatchback. Well-equipped in standard form, the Accent features an impressive 92.2 total cubic feet of passenger room, defying the myth of the small car's cramped cabin. Fuel economy is also impressive, averaging 28 mpg in the city and 37 mpg on the highway, thanks in part to special low rolling resistance tires.
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All models come with a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine with a choice of 6-speed automatic or 6-speed manual transmission. Accent is EPA-rated at 26/37 mpg City/Highway with automatic, 27/38 mpg with manual gearbox.
Rated at 138 horsepower, the Accent needs to be revved to generate acceleration performance but even then it's very slow to get going. The Accent rides well on smooth roads but rougher roads bring vibration and harshness.
The roomy passenger compartments seats four, with lots of legroom and headroom for driver and front passenger. The seats are not comfortable for long trips, however.
Launched as a 2012 model, the current-generation Accent was updated for the 2015 model year and carries over to 2016 unchanged.
The 2016 Hyundai Accent comes in two body styles: five-door hatchback and four-door sedan. All models are equipped with the same 1.6-liter engine with a choice of manual or 6-speed automatic transmission.
The Accent is a nice-looking subcompact. The five-door hatchback is especially handsome with its tidier dimensions, but the four-door sedan is attractive as well.
The 2015 model year brought revised styling. This generation of the Accent was introduced as a 2012 model. The design has stood the test of time well, and it echoes the styling theme of other Hyundai models.
The Accent fits a lot of drivers with its roomy cabin. It's long on legroom and headroom for driver and front passenger. The seats adjust for height, a nice feature in this class. The steering wheel does not telescope, though it tilts. The Sport versions have the best seats but none of them are comfortable for long trips.
Some of the plastic trim on the doors and center console appear to have been selected primarily for their low cost, but overall the Accent is finished better than expected for an aging subcompact. No sunroof is available.
The back seats are reasonably roomy for the class. They flip down easily for added cargo space. In this regard, the hatch offers the best utility.
Cubby storage is good, with a big glovebox and various bins, including a tray for phones.
The Hyundai Accent drives as expected. Neither sporty nor luxurious, it feels like a no-nonsense front-wheel-drive subcompact.
The Accent rides comfortably on smooth roads, winding or straight. Potholes and rippled highways can be rough going, however, the suspension designed for simplicity, space efficiency and, most important, low cost. The electric steering in the Sport models offers the best feel.
Fuel economy is an EPA-estimated 26/37 mpg City/Highway with the popular automatic transmission, 27/38 mpg with the manual gearbox. That's comparable for other subcompacts, except the more-expensive Honda Fit, which delivers significantly better fuel economy.
Accent's 1.6-liter engine is rated at 138 hp and 123 foot-pounds of torque. It has to be revved when acceleration performance is needed, but the best fuel economy comes when taking it easy.
Accelerating from a standstill to 60 mph
An Accent with the 6-speed automatic is capable of accelerating from in 10 seconds, a sluggish performance easily beaten by nearly every car on the road, including electric cars. And that's with just a driver on board. Add a couple of passengers and it's taxed.
The manual gearbox is a nice option with its light clutch effort but the automatic works well and includes a Sport mode and manual shifting control.
The Hyundai Accent remains a good choice among subcompacts. It is a bit dated, however, so shop it against other products to ensure the best value.
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Major in Historical Studies
The Historical Studies Major at UT Dallas balances three educational objectives :
- developing skills of critical analysis
- training competent writers
- broadening students' field of vision chronologically and globally
Encompassing coursework in history and philosophy, the degree plan encourages students to design a distinctive program of study around their interests. In the first year, students should take a variety of classes that explore different themes, topics, time periods and historical or philosophical approaches.
By the second or third year (at the very latest), it is imperative that students take Historical Inquiry (Hist 3301). As the major's core course in research methods, analysis and writing, 3301 teaches skills essential for the work of more demanding upper-division classes.
Students may also pursue certification to teach history and/or social studies and/or English, or Fast-Track into the history master's program.
Liberal arts majors find advantage in the marketplace - whether in education, business, journalism or any other field - with their ability to think creatively, critically and globally and communicate persuasively. Students of history and philosophy must reach beyond the classroom to fully benefit from the historical studies.
Majors are, therefore, strongly encouraged to establish proficiency in a foreign language, study abroad and take advantage of internships offered by UT Dallas in other parts of the country or the world.
Students excelling in their historical studies course work, earning a 3.80 GPA in the major, are encouraged to write an Honors Thesis for credit under the discretion of a supervising professor in their final semester of coursework.
Students are also eligible to apply for membership in the University of Texas at Dallas Alpha Mu Iota chapter of Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society.


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Twomey Cellars by Silver Oak Sauvignon Blanc 2008
Sauvignon Blanc from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
Grapes for Twomey Sauvignon Blanc come exclusively from our estate property in Calistoga. With its deep, gravelly loam soils, this vineyard is particularly well suited to Sauvignon Blanc and has a long history of producing distinctive wines from this esteemed varietal.
The 2008 Twomey Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc beautifully combines minerality with fruitiness. It is light, straw yellow with green highlights. The wine has a nose of fresh lime, cucumber and guava with notes of flintiness. On the palate, the wine has wonderful acid balance and well-defined flavors of citrus and jasmine. There is an echo of minerals in the long, crisp finish.
Immediately after harvest, the Sauvignon Blanc grapes were pressed and fermented using selected yeast strains. Fermentation took place in a combination of new, thin-staved French oak barrels, stainless steel drums and tanks. The wine was then aged sur lies for four months and kept at cool temperatures to prevent malolactic fermentation.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Spectator - "Extremely refreshing, with tropical overtones of pineapple and passion fruit to the lemon and Key lime flavors, with grassy highlights and a mouthwatering finish. Drink now."
Twomey Cellars by Silver Oak Winery
Twomey Cellars originated with a remarkable vineyard, the Soda Canyon Ranch in southeastern Napa Valley, which the Duncan family – owners of Silver Oak Cellars – acquired in 1999. Planted with the finest French clones in well-drained volcanic soils, the Merlot that is grown there possesses such extraordinary complexity that it calls for a wine of its own. Silver Oak's winemaker, Daniel Baron, developed his passion for Merlot during the early 1980s while working in Pomerol and St. Emilion. He had always hoped to make a California Merlot with a French sensibility, but for many years lacked access to fruit with the characteristics he required. When the Duncan family acquired Soda Canyon Ranch and Daniel realized it was planted with top-flight French clones, Daniel's long-held dream of producing a Napa Valley Merlot with depth and concentration became reality.
The Duncan Family's spirit of innovation would lead them to discover new varietals when in 2000, they secured the nine-acre West Pin vineyard in Sonoma's Russian River Valley, legendary for its extraordinary Pinot Noirs. Several years later, they acquired a winery in Healdsburg where the Pinot Noirs are now produced. Twomey is dedicated to producing Pinot Noir that achieves the greatest balance & expression from four top California appellations, including Sonoma Coast, Russian River Valley, Anderson Valley and Santa Maria Valley. Twomey's newest offering is Sauvignon Blanc, a crisp, refreshing wine that originates at the family's estate vineyard in Calistoga. Today, Twomey Cellars is run by Managing Partners and brothers David and Tim Duncan. Founding winemaker Daniel Baron and Winemaker Ben Cane carry out their vision of making wines that eloquently express their vineyard and vintage. View all Twomey Cellars by Silver Oak Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Nvidia has launched its next-generation Tegra processor, specifically designed for the high-resolution needs of tablets.
The new Tegra processor combines features such as web browsing, and streaming 1080p video, and supports Adobe Flash Player 10.1.
The new Tegra features eight independent processors, including a dual-core ARM Cortex A9 CPU running up to 1GHz for mobile applications. The processors are used together or independently to optimize power usage at all times. With its ultra low-power design, Tegra delivers over 16 hours of HD video or 140 hours of music-on a single charge, according to Nvidia.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
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Inspired by simple Swedish style, made in America. This fresh-smelling Swedish Dream Sea Salt Soap creates soft suds for bathing or shaving, while embedded salt flakes provide gentle exfoliation. Mineral-rich sea salts are an age-old tonic for softening and moisturizing the skin.
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I just installed BT4 r1 today. Out of old habit I did a apt-get update and apt-get dist-upgrade, and noticed nothing wrong. Not paying attention, I guess.
However, later I discovered there's no "OpenVAS Server" entry in the OpenVAS menu anymore. I assumed it was a glitch, and tried starting openvasd from the command line, but the file was not found.
I then decided to backtrace my steps:
No, I did not mess with the repositiories, only using the defaults.PHP Code:
root@bt:~# cat /var/log/apt/term.log |grep -i openvas-server
Preparing to replace openvas-server 2.0.2-bt0 (using .../openvas-server_2.0.3-bt0_i386.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement openvas-server ...
Setting up openvas-server (2.0.3-bt0) ...
dpkg: openvas-server: dependency problems, but removing anyway as you request:
openvas-menu depends on openvas-server (>= 2.0.3).
Removing openvas-server ...
root@bt:~# apt-get install openvas-server
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Package openvas-server is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source
However the following packages replace it:
E: Package openvas-server has no installation candidate
root@bt:~# apt-get install openvas-menu
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
openvas-menu is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
EDIT: Seems like I jumped to conclusions. I reinstalled, and noticed the same problem again, even before running apt-get. Then I checked the live cd: The errors in the apt log are also there, so this was broken by default.


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The officer will ask for your driver's license, your car's registration, and your proof of insurance and may ask you to step outside your car. If the officer charges you with a violation, he or she will present a "Notice to Appear" listing the charges and ask you to sign the form. Signing the "ticket" is not an admission of guilt but is a promise to appear in the listed court no later than the listed date. If you refuse to sign the ticket the officer is required by law to take you into custody and present you before a judge for arraignment on the charges.
As of May 1, 2017 you should receive a notice from the court reminding you of the promise to appear. You must appear no later than the date given on the ticket regardless of whether you receive a notice.
When an officer gives you a ticket, it is for one of three possible kinds of citations:
Parking tickets are not filed with the court. A parking ticket shows the amount you must pay to the parking agency where the violation occurred. You can pay the amount on the ticket. Or if you think you should not have gotten the ticket, contact the parking agency listed on the ticket and ask them what to do. (You can also see if the parking agency has a website with instructions about how to handle your parking ticket.) The longer you wait to pay your ticket, the more you may have to pay. Read your ticket carefully to see when your fine will increase. If you do not pay your parking ticket at all, you will not be able to renew your car's registration. Do not go to (or call) the court unless the parking agency has decided your case and you want to appeal the agency's decision.
If you are stopped for a traffic offense such as driving too fast or running a red light, you can be charged with an infraction. If you have proper ID, the officer will probably write a ticket and ask you to sign it. By signing the ticket, which is also called your "Notice to Appear," you promise to (1) appear in court in person or by filing a pleading in response to the notice, or (2) pay the fine. If you do not have proof of your car insurance, you will be charged with another infraction for driving without proof of insurance. When a nonowner is ticketed for correctable violations the owner of the vehicle is also charged with an infraction, and an "owner responsibility" ticket is mailed to his or her address.
The officer may also give you a "fix-it" ticket, for a "correctable violation," if your car has broken equipment, like a broken headlight. For more information on correctable violations, and how to get your certificate of correction, go to the Correctable Violations ("Fix-It" Tickets) section below.
If you get a photo citation, such as when a camera takes a photo of you in your car at a red light or at a railroad-grade crossing, you will get a notice in the mail about how to handle the ticket. For more information on the law and photo citations, see California Vehicle Code section 21455.5.
You can also get a ticket for a more serious crime, like driving without a license. If the charges do not involve alcohol or drugs, the officer can ask you to sign the ticket, also called the "Notice to Appear." Signing the "Notice to Appear" does NOT mean that you admit you are guilty. It just means that you promise to appear in court. You must go to court on the date shown on your ticket unless the court sends a notice telling you a different date for your hearing.
For more serious misdemeanors, like driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, you could pay close to $5,000. You could also go to a city or county jail for up to one year. If you do not go to court, your driver's license can be suspended and the court can charge you with another misdemeanor—and issue a warrant for your arrest.
If the officer thinks that you are driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you will be taken into custody.
When traffic bail is not required
You have the right to appear in court for arraignment to contest the alleged traffic infraction without prior deposit of bail. (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.105.) You must appear as instructed on the citation, even if you do not receive a courtesy notice. When you appear for an arraignment hearing, you will enter a plea. If you plead not guilty at arraignment, you may ask for a court trial on a separate date.
You may choose to contest your ticket without appearing in front of the judge for arraignment. You may do that at the traffic clerk's office in the courthouse or by mail. In either case, setting the matter for a trial without appearing before a judge will require that you deposit the bail amount along with the request.
The court may require payment of bail at arraignment before trial if:
(Cal. Rules of Court, rule 4.105(c).)
When traffic bail is required
Post (pay) and forfeit bail. If you do not wish to challenge your traffic citation—and there is no mandatory court appearance—you must pay the bail for noncorrectable violations, and provide proof of correction and pay the fees for any correctable violations by the due date on the citation. The court will report a conviction for any noncorrectable violations to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
State your intention to plead not guilty and request a trial date. If you want to plead not guilty and schedule a court trial, you may tell the court, in person or in writing that you intend to plead not guilty. Your case will be set for an arraignment and trial date on the same day, unless you request arraignment and trial on separate days. To take advantage of this convenience, deposit of traffic bail is required. (See Veh. Code, § 40519(a).) If you are found not guilty at trial, your bail will be returned.
Plead not guilty in writing and request a trial date. If you want to plead not guilty in writing and schedule a court trial, you may do so by mail or in person with the clerk. Your case will be set for an arraignment and trial date on the same day, unless you request arraignment and trial on separate days. To take advantage of this convenience, deposit of traffic bail is required. (See Veh. Code, § 40519(b).) If you are found not guilty at trial, your bail will be returned.
Trial by written declaration. You may avoid all court appearances by choosing to have a trial by written declaration. This means that instead of going to court to contest your case, you and the citing officer provide testimony and any evidence in writing. (See Veh. Code, § 40902.) You must post the bail amount to use this procedure. If you are found not guilty, your bail will be returned. (See further discussion below, under "Trial by Written Declaration," for more information about this procedure.) You must exercise this option on or before the "date to appear" on your citation.
When you get a traffic ticket, you must act before the due date on your "Notice to Appear" runs out. As of May 1, 2017 all courts are required to mail a reminder notice to you that explains your options. You are still responsible for acting before the date listed in your "Notice to Appear." Failure to appear at court or take action as instructed on your ticket or notices from the court may result in suspension of your license, and the court can charge you with a misdemeanor or infraction and issue a warrant for your arrest. Your failure to appear may also result in other fines or assessments.
Generally, when you get a traffic ticket, you can:
Except under limited circumstances as provided by California law, payment of bail for a traffic infraction is not required to contest your ticket. If you wish to schedule a trial without appearing first for an arraignment or you wish to have a trial by written declaration, you must pay the full bail which will be returned if you are found not guilty and the case is dismissed. See Vehicle Code sections 40519 and 40902.
Read the section on traffic trials for more information.
This section gives you links to other sites you may be interested in related to traffic issues. If you click on a link below, you will be leaving the Self-Help website.
California Department of Motor Vehicles
California Office of Traffic Safety
California DMV's list of Traffic Schools
What Should I Do if I Have an Auto Accident? (a State Bar of California pamphlet)


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Does Alien Life Really Exist and Does Our Government Have Proof? The Disclosure Project Says Yes
Alien life is a topic everyone has an opinion on, but is there anyone who really knows the answers? My son Baylor and I really enjoy having this conversation and we both agree on one thing...it is hard to believe, almost ignorant really, to think that in this vast seemingly endless universe, that we are the ONLY intelligent life that exists anywhere.


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Dinner: Dinner at the B&B at 6:00 p.m. Each evening a special menu created for participants will be served. Soup and a selection of salads accompany main course items that reflect the source local ideals of our 2 certified chefs. Expect to be served meals that reflect regional favorites and local ethnic diversities in a variety of styles: plated, buffet service and family style. Don't forget to save room for dessert! Typical Plated Menu Dawn's Own Italian Wedding soup (at the soup station) Fresh greens with red onion, olive, crouton, cherry tomato and balsamic vinaigrette Alberta AAA beef medallions with wild morel sauce served with new potato and fresh mixed veggies Saskatoon Mousse
Evening: There will be an evening orientation session and securing of fishing licenses. Complimentary wine and snacks on the first evening. A finalized schedule will be distributed at this time reflecting the best options for the week. Please be aware that program activities and scheduled times could change due to local circumstances. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Activity note: Shores and river bottoms in the mountains are rocky (not sandy like in the south). All of our programs are catch and release.
Breakfast: Breakfast from 8:00 am - 9:00 am. A typical breakfast buffet would include a hot main course item such as fresh made waffles and apple chicken sausage, fresh fruit, home baked muffins, yogurt, fresh fruit juice, and a selection of dry cereal. Toast and hot instant cereal are always available. Coffee, a selection of teas, fresh juice and non- alcoholic drinks are available from early morning and through out the day.
Morning: A morning instructional session will cover the mechanics of fly-fishing including: rod preparation, fly-tying, and casting. We secure the fishing licenses, and have some time for hands-on dry-land practice. Participants will notice that our daily fishing trips start later than what many feel is the "appropriate" fishing times. The reason for this is our water is very cold in the early hours compared with points further south and at lower altitudes. With the warming of the sun the bugs hatch and the fish become active; more likely to bite. As we say " Crowsnest Pass fish sleep late". There are several places to grab some gear/flies here, and we will be stopping at one for any last minute items on the first day as we head out. Limited on site sales are available as well, and guides will have a collection of various things for your use on the river.
Lunch: Bag lunch in field. Each morning a selection of breads, meats, cheeses, vegetables, fresh fruits and baked goods are presented for each participant to build their lunch just the way they like it. Take as little or as much as you like and then pack it in our eco-friendly thermal bags ready for the day's adventures.
Afternoon: Afternoon fishing session on one of the local streams with personalized instruction. With a guide to participant ratio of 5:1 there is always an opportunity to get extra help or ask a question. All our main guides/instructors are local and well versed in the ins and outs of fishing our local streams. Fish tales to follow in late afternoon to share experiences and ask questions.
Dinner: Dinner at B&B
Evening: Fly-Tying. An evening session will focus on fly-tying. Instruction and practice lead by a fly-tying expert; includes hands on experience.
Breakfast: Breakfast at the B&B.
Morning: Depart for fishing site to practice skills and techniques learned. Guide/instructors are always available for more one on one help to improve your skills. On any given day the participants could find themselves at any of the following rivers: Carbondale River: Located south of town, it lies in the burn area from the Lost Creek Fire of 2003. Castle River: Located south of town, the headwaters are South and West Castle Rivers. A popular campsite is located near the confluence. Crowsnest River: Running directly through the five towns of the Crowsnest Pass makes this is an excellent river stop, even if only for a few moments.
Lunch: Bag lunch in field.
Afternoon: Continuation of fishing field trip; fish tales lounge information sharing.
Dinner: At the B&B.
Evening: As always our guides/interpreters will be on hand to offer interpretation or instruction and answer any questions you may have in the evening. Possible choices of activities include but are not restricted to: fishing on the Crowsnest River, visiting Leech Collieries, downtown Coleman historic walking, Frank Slide interpretive hike with Travel Alberta trained interpreter. Activity is dependent on weather and participant interest.
Breakfast: Breakfast at B&B.
Morning: Field trip to fishing site to continue practice. Guide/instructors are always available for more one on one help to improve your skills.
Lunch: Bag lunch in field.
Afternoon: Continuation of fishing session followed by a trip to an Underground Coal Mine. The interpreters from the mine will suit you up and take you into the world of the coal miner. Learn what it was like to work in the mine through the stories of the miners themselves as you are lead on a trip underground to where they actually went. Return for fish tale lounge information sharing.
Dinner: Dinner at B&B.
Evening: We will visit the Crowsnest Museum or welcome a guest speaker.
Breakfast: Breakfast at B&B.
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Thread: Awkward moment!!!
5th October 2013 07:43 AM #1
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Awkward moment!!!
My Husband and I turned a bit naughty when we did it in the kitchen without knowing that our eldest Son went back so early from school
LESSON: Triple check the door locks all the time
6th October 2013 05:21 AM #2
Uh oh! I guess you probably will be more careful in future!!
Looking on the positive, it sounds like you and your husband have a very healthy sex life
6th October 2013 06:13 AM #3
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yeah, lesson learned
actually with my husband's nature of work, we have no much time to do it like other couples, he is assigned out of the country and comes back home every 6-10 months. Probably thats the reason why we tend to be careless sometimes (we miss each other so much )
6th October 2013 06:31 AM #4
Ah I'm sorry to hear he has to be away lots. That must be difficult for all of you. But good that you make the most of each other when you are together
So he can be away for 10 months at a time? This will have an affect on you trying for a baby and perhaps another factor to consider in terms of when to start trying to conceive.
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Have you explained to your husband the statistics I explained in this thread about age vs fertility? Most couples of your ages can successfully conceive but, given he is away for so long at a time, you may want to pay extra attention to your ovulation dates (and use an ovulation predictor test) and have sex frequently in your 'fertile period'.
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Q: What is your class schedule like?
A: I am a drum major, and I am taking three (Advanced Placement) classes: AP literature, AP American government and AP calculus.
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A: I have a deadline to apply to Carleton College in Minnesota, Whitman College, Reed College and Lewis and Clark College. I have applied to Dartmouth College and Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania. It would be awesome to go there.
Q: What are your career plans?
A: I definitely decided not to be a music mayor. I was planning to be a composer, but from the get-go, I knew it was going to be a problem because of the job security. Still, I decided to pursue my musical career in college.
Q: What have you decided to do?
A: I have narrowed it down to something in social science. I'm looking into political sciences. One thing I am very passionate about is the environment. I'm thinking of becoming a lawyer or a diplomat because they are forerunners on that issue. Everyone needs a lawyer, from the government to Green Peace. My goal is to go to my job every day thinking I am helping to make a difference in the world.
Q: What do you do for fun?
A: I'm a huge nerd. I am vice president of the table game club. I love to play the majority of the board games with my friends as well as video games. I play casually with them whenever I can. I'm a big reader of comic books and literature. I definitely read a lot.
Q: What clubs are you involved in?
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Q: What musical instruments do you play?
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I played at the PLU Northwest Honor band. I was selected to the Washington Ambassadors of Music where you go to Europe and play last summer. We went to the U.K., France, Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Venice in two weeks. That was a whirlwind of an experience.
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(NEWSER) – Dylan Siegel is just 7 years old, but he's already raised more money for glycogen storage disease "than all the medical foundations and all the grants combined. Ever," says Dr. David Weinstein, who studies the rare liver disease at the University of Florida. How did Dylan do it? The little boy's best friend, Jonah Pournazarian, has the hereditary disorder, so when Dylan was just 6, he told his parents he wanted to raise money for Jonah. They suggested a lemonade stand or bake sale, but "he's like 'Don't patronize me. I want to do something big,'" his dad tells ABC News. By the next day, Dylan had written a book.


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This Side of ParadiseBy Rachael Maddux
Howard Finster was fixing a bicycle in his Summerville, Georgia, workshop one day when a smudge of paint on his index finger took the shape of a face, a face that spoke to him and told him, "Paint sacred art." Finster, then in his sixties, had been many things in his life: a teenage tent-revival preacher, a pastor, a mill worker. He had never been an artist, but he had also never been a man to shirk the word of God.
That was in 1976. The Lord told him to make five thousand works, a quota he reached just before Christmas 1985. By the time he died in 2001, his catalogue had swelled to more than forty-six thousand pieces. He devised an intricate numbering system and timestamped many of his works upon completion; he often painted through the night, sleeping only intermittently. Sometimes he signed his paintings BY HOWARD FINSTER, OF GOD. MAN OF VISIONS.


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Tatum wears the shame(s) of a nation on his face in this quietly devastating portrait of the American dream run amok.
Tatum and I gave a great shout of joy, and, far above as they were, they heard us and waved their response.
One day he saw in a shop-window a notice that a Mr. Tatum was to give at his own house some lectures on Natural Philosophy.
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Hockey is back, but at what cost?
The NHL and the players' association have reached an agreement but still have legal clarification and ratification to come.
Both sides also have some serious making up to do to fans.
It took years to take the sting out of the 2004-05 NHL lockout, in which the season was canceled. No Stanley Cup was awarded.
Many Kings fans won't have a problem returning in droves, watching games and supporting the team. The Kings won the Stanley Cup for the first time in franchise history last season. It was a magical run Kings fans undoubtedly want to see happen again.
But the shortened season has wreaked havoc on the lives of so many - stadium workers, food-service employees, security, fans, the works. Theeffects are far-reaching.
You don't just show up in January, smiles all around and not feel the sting from hockey fans. Millionaires fighting over millions never goes over well with people, many of whom live paycheck to paycheck. It's a luxury for so many fans to afford tickets to games.
Hockey doesn't own near the popularity the NFL, MLB and NBA have in this country. Throw in a lockout, and it's easy for the fringe fan to tune out the sport.
Players know many fans are irked, and they're already reaching out via Twitter in an attempt to thank and encourage them.
Tweeted Ducks winger George Parros: "Glad to have a deal done, thanks to all our fans out there who suffered through this with us ... Looking forward to hitting the ice!!!"
Kings center Trevor Lewis said: "Excited to get back at it! And thank you to the fans who supported us and will continue to support us! #herewego."
Kings captain Dustin Brown vented his frustration in a one-word tweet: "Finally."
Porter Valley resident Jon Michaels, a die-hard Kings fan, had just ordered season tickets in September. Michaels was a former eight-year season ticket holder, and after he and his wife had two children they gave up those seats. But with the championship and their love for the Kings reignited, they ordered season tickets again.
Last month, Michaels called and demanded his money back and got it. Even if the lockout was to end, he'd had enough.
"I don't know who to be bitter at," Michaels said. "I'm bitter at the situation, owners, players, whoever. It's a sport I love and I hate seeing negative press. We're coming off an emotional high of the greatest season in Kings history and to be hit in the face with negative feelings for such a great sport, I'm hurt.
"It's going to take some healing time."
Michaels' mom called him Sunday to congratulate him and a couple of friends texted him to remind him they're available to help him use his seats. He'll have to break the news to them that he no longer has them.
He said he still loves the Kings and he'll probably go to some games but "it's not going to be the same."
Pittsburgh Penguins fan Doug Church, who lives in Maryland, urged his friends on Facebook to join him in boycotting hockey for a while in his status update Sunday.
"I'm locking THEM out for as long as they have locked ME out - 32 games," Church wrote. "No TV, no attendance at a game, no merchandise."
How many times can the NHL and players expect fans to return when both sides know very little about compromise?
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Since 2009, Auburn University Theatre in the College of Liberal Arts has created productions in the style of the Golden Age of Radio featuring the Radio Flyer Theatre Company. Under the direction of Dan LaRocque, Radio Flyer Theatre adapts beloved classics for all audiences, often with a seasonal theme.
In October, the company brought a production to a live audience for the first time. O. Henry's "A Service of Love" and "The Green Door" were performed at the Auburn Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, featuring the voice talents of Department of Theatre students Carrie Daniel, Jordan Lunstead, Garrett Keller, Alain King and AnnaClaire Walker and faculty members Daydrie Hague and Christopher Qualls with piano accompaniment by faculty member Adrienne Wilson. The production was directed by Dan LaRocque with audio engineering and production by Kelly Walker.
"A Service of Love" is a tale of a young painter and a young musician in pursuit of artistic dreams and each other in New York at the turn of the last century, and "The Green Door" is one of O. Henry's trademark tales revolving around the twin spirits of romance and adventure in the bustling center of early 20th century Manhattan.
The October performance and other Radio Flyer Theatre productions are available at https://soundcloud.com/auburnuniversitytheatre/o-henry-service-of-love-green-door.
Recently, at the invitation of Troy University Public Radio, Auburn University Radio Flyer Theatre returned to one of its earliest productions in a new performance of O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi," presented to a live audience at the Opelika Cultural Center sponsored by the East Alabama Arts Association. The performance was recorded and will be broadcast on Community Focus on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at noon.
In addition, Troy University Public Radio will air a special one-hour broadcast of five more stories from Auburn University Radio Flyer Theatre's repertoire including Hans Christian Andersen's "The Elves and the Shoemaker," "The Little Match Girl" and "The Emperor's New Clothes" and O. Henry's "A Service of Love" and "The Green Door." The broadcast can be heard Friday, Dec. 21, at 9 p.m. and again Monday, Dec. 24, at noon.
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'While it's great to see Paille on the scoresheet, it's puzzling how the Welland, Ont. native hasn't gotten minutes sooner. Guys like Clarke MacArthur, Matt Ellis, Pat Kaleta and now Tim Kennedy have leapfrogged Paille on the depth chart. Only an injury to Thomas Vanek finally freed up minutes for Paille to play.'
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The problem is, whilst it is well documented that it is there, it is not used as often as it should be.
Hello all
I did not know where to post this so I did it here if this is wrong place please move to another topic.
In few months time I am planning to but laptop DELL XPS M1330. I have search on Google and found out that this laptop is quite good with Slackware 12 but I would like to be able to run BackTrack 2 and in the future BackTrack 3
My question is as follow: Has anyone been able to test this laptop on BackTrack 2 if yes I would appreciate you comments guys
PS I noticed that quite a lot of people on this forum asking for hardware compatibility; maybe it would be good idea to open new /separate topic for them.
Thanks in advance for you help and comments
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The problem is, whilst it is well documented that it is there, it is not used as often as it should be.
OK THX 4 that balding_parrot
So What I can do now is just buy this laptop (DELL XPS M1330) and test by myself
PS. I have tested 3 laptops which are not on wiki list and have some comment. To whom can I send them to apper on wiki.
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pi4r0n comments - Runs fine with no extra parameters.
* No problem with booting
* IPW2200 can enter monitor mode
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- Dell Inspiron 640m
pi4r0n comments - Does not run fine.
* No problem with booting
* Monitoring mode all right but no no packet injection is possible
Do not rememebr 3 one but will get is soon.
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The Chicago Machine opened the 2010 season on Chazz Woodson's unassisted goal to take an early 1-0 lead. John Grant Jr. then notched Toronto's first goal of the game two minutes later to tie it up. The Nationals then added a 2-pointer by Josh Sims to take the lead 3-2 before the Machine responded with four unanswered goals by Brett Garber on a powerplay, Matt Striebel, and by Terry Kimener twice, to retake the lead 5-2. Sims later answered again for the Nationals, trailing the Machine 5-3 after the first quarter.
Brett Garber, in his first game with the Machine, opened the second quarter by catching Toronto's defense sleeping and snuck through two defenders for an easy chip-in goal to extend the lead 6-3. Jordan Hall then put Toronto back on track by grabbing a behind-the-back pass from Gavin Prout to trail 6-4. The Machine then added two consecutive goals by Kevin Leveille and Bill McGlone before Toronto netted a goal by Hall to close the gap by three goals for the Nationals. McGlone then closed the second quarter with a blazing shot to extend the lead 9-6 Machine at the half.
As both teams opted for their backup goalies in the second half, the Machine opened up with consecutive goals, once by Kevin Leveille after fooling Toronto's goaltender Brett Queener with a low-high shot and later to losing the battle to Greg Bice's laser shot toward the top right corner to extend Chicago's lead by four. Brodie Merrill returned the favor for the Nationals with a behind the goal pass by Craig Point for a chip-in goal before Mike Leveille scored his first goal of the game to extend Chicago's lead by five. Grant hugged the crease for a righthanded goal to close out the third quarter to bring Toronto within four.
The final quarter of the game was opened with Grant's swim dodge through two Machine defenders for his third and final goal of the game. For the remaninder of the game, the Nationals struggled with the ball and were unable to make a scoring run to get back into contention. Instead they saw the Machine score three consecutive goals by Striebel, Mike Leveille, and Kimener with a two-pointer to finish the game with a 16-9 victory for the Chicago Machine.
Bud Light MVP Matt Striebel finished with two goals and commented, "We have a strong attack this year and the middies have improved for our first win. The last couple years, we've been up and downs and this year there's a new mentality to the team and with the addition of Coach O'Hara and the improvement to our defense, I think we'll have a better run this year being on top this season."
Machine goalies Bud Petit and Mike Gabel posted a combined effort with six saves on 14 shots. Terry Kimener lead the team with three goals, one being a two-pointer while Striebel, Kevin and Mike Leveille, Garber, and McGlone netted two goals each. Bice and Woodson contributed with a goal each while Brian Clayton lead the team in assists with two. Face-Off specialist, Anthony Kelly won 12 draws out of 24 tries for a .500 percentage.
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'Only 14 points separated fifth place from 12th last season in the Eastern Conference. It could be closer now. Even if the Sabres are improved, they could be fighting several teams for a postseason spot down the stretch. Their last seven games will be played in an 11-day span, so that could force their playoff bubble to burst.'
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