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Brevard, N.C. - Chad Funkhouser and Randy O'Dell had three hits apiece and Champ Stuart scored three times as Brevard opened the weekend series against Wingate University at Gil Coan Field on Friday afternoon with an 8-3 victory over the Bulldogs.
In a contest featuring the two teams who entered the week tied for the lead in the NCAA Division II with 428 hits apiece, Brevard (20-20, 11-11 SAC) was paced by a strong pitching performance by Tyler Lequire (1-1) as the freshman right-hander went eight innings, scattering six hits and allowed three runs (all unearned) in picking up his first collegiate win. Ben Currie (5-3) suffered the loss for the Bulldogs (26-17, 12-10 SAC), lasting 5.1 innings, striking out two batters, while allowing 10 hits in the defeat.
Thomas Spitz led off the game reaching on a throwing error and moved to third on Dodson McPherson's single down the left field line, advancing into scoring position with one out. Brian Yeung followed with a sacrifice fly ball to deep left field, plating the first run in the contest against Lequire.
The Tornados answered in the bottom half of the frame as Stuart reached on a leadoff double down the left field line, advancing to third on Kameron Armacost's sacrifice bunt. A bouncing single by Funkhouser up the middle scored Stuart to even the game, and Brevard rode the momentum to take their first lead in the contest in the second inning. Cody Queen drew a leadoff walk, stealing second base to move into scoring position. A sacrifice fly by O'Dell plated Queen to put Brevard up 2-1 after two innings.
Wingate evened the score in the third inning as Chris Vazquez led off the inning with a double off the fence in right centerfield. An infield single by Spitz advanced Vazquez to third, where he alertly came around to score on a BC fielding miscue to knot the game up at two apiece.
Funkhouser again put the Tornados ahead in the bottom half of the frame, following back-to-back singles and stolen bases by Stuart and Armacost with a two-run single to right centerfield, putting Brevard ahead 4-2 with one out in the frame, but Funkhouser was thrown out trying to take second on the plate, ending the Brevard threat in the inning.
The Tornados added two more in the bottom of the fifth as Robinson singled in Armacost with a base hit up the middle, while O'Dell drilled a double down the left field line, plating Robinson later in the frame to extend the BC lead to four at 6-2.
Lequire continued to pitch his way around trouble in the contest, stranding runners in both the fifth and the sixth innings before Wingate broke through pushing a run across the plate in the top of the seventh. Another BC error put James Tedder on base to lead off the frame, and he came around to score on Spitz's double off the fence in left centerfield to cut the lead in half at 6-3. However, Lequire again escaped the jam, getting a line drive double play to double up Spitz and end the frame.
Brevard answered with a run in the bottom of the frame as O'Dell doubled to right center, scoring Queen with one out in the inning, and the Tornados added their final score in the contest in the bottom of the eighth as Robinson singled in Stuart to send the game into the final frame with Brevard holding the 8-3 edge.
Lequire and Casey Smith pitched perfect eighth and ninth innings to close out the contest for the Tornados win as Brevard earned the series opening victory over Wingate.
Brevard and Wingate continue their South Atlantic Conference series tomorrow afternoon at Gil Coan Field as the teams close out the weekend with a doubleheader, set to begin at 12 p.m.


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Ian and Liam were opposites. Liam had few tattoos and rarely wore leather, whilst Ian's body was lost in ink and piercings. Aside their differences, they depended on each other for everything. But after Ian makes a horrible accident, Liam and Ian's whole relationship could end in tatters. With their parents thought dead by the car crash, and Jarred taunting them, they find the help of perky Niall, and a reluctant Zayn. Plan Kill Jarred is a go, and the four only have a limited time to save Ian and Liam's parents, and there own lives.
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I am currently running windows 7. I have another partition that's approx 15gb that is not being used. When I use the live cd and try to install from install.sh, it only gives me 2 options. Guided install (it doesn't let me pick a partition only the wiping the whole disk) or manual.
I technically have 5 partitions on that hard drive already. Would I need to delete some partitions? If I have to go through the manual install selection, How do I get BT installed through that route? The "How to" guide on dual boot was no good to me. I just need some help trying to get this thing installed.


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Jessica Alba Covers Marie Claire June 2012
She's been busily building The Honest Company into quite the business startup, but Jessica Alba squeezed time into her packed schedule to lend her beauty to the cover of the June 2012 issue of Marie Claire magazine.
Set to hit newsstands Tuesday, May 22nd, the 31-year-old actress looked elegant in Salvatore Ferragamo and Oscar de la Renta designs for the Tesh shot spread while opening up about topics such as growing more assured of herself and her former, sexier self.
Highlights from Miss Alba's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Marie Claire!
On being showcased in Maxim-ready looks early in her career:
"I had a show [Fox's Dark Angel] that premiered when I was 19. And right away, everyone formed a strong opinion about me because of the way I was marketed. I was supposed to be sexy, this tough action girl. That's what people expected…I felt like I was being objectified, and it made me uncomfortable. I wanted to be chic and elegant!"
On how she has grown more assured of herself in recent years:
"Now that I'm older, I've learned how to own it, but I'm still not very overt. There are some women who dress for men. I dress for myself. It took me some time to get here. Being a mom and feeling grown-up have helped. Now if I'm going to wear something short, it has to have a high neck or a little sci-fi toughness to it, an edge.
On her former, sexier self:
"I like to get positive attention. But if I have a choice between someone noticing in a negative way what I'm wearing and going, What was she thinking? or someone not noticing what I'm wearing, I would rather not make a statement at all and just have a good conversation instead."
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hi to all, I hope to learn very much here.
Hello, i am introducing myself to this forum. I came here in hopes of learn about information security in a serious matter. I am a grad student of information systems and thinking of making Security the field i specialize in. Looking forward to learning a lot from you all.
hi to all, I hope to learn very much here.
I just wanted to say that BT5 is the best version of Linux that I have ever had the pleasure of using! I wanna give thanks to all the hard working people who make this operating system available to geeks like me!
I had a little trouble initially with my Toshiba A215, but none like other distros. I had to replace my Realtek 8187b adapter with a spare BCM4311, due to extremely poor wireless performance. To much surprise, my BCM4311 works straight out of the box with packet injection(for the record)! I have never been so pleased with a version of linux! BT4 was pretty sweet but BT5 is amazing!
I will be sending a donation to the project just as soon as I can afford a worthy donation! I haven't joined a forum since the early days of writing smartcards. I am honored to be a member here! I would like to replace my urges to check facebook with urges to check this forum. I intend on being an active user!
Thanks again to everyone who makes this distro possible and for those who moderate this forum & help others!
Hey there everyone. new guy deciding to get serious about learning security testing.
I'm not really new to Linux :/. I have been using Ubuntu for the past 4 years, Xubuntu the year before and even back I started off with SliTaz. I've just installed BT5 R1 on a USB stick and am loving pretty much.. all the pre-installed tools for security testing.
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I have been using BT from BT3 era, I guess, I joined the community little late . I'm really a huge fan of BT. I'm not new to linux, I have been using it from past 6 yrs now and I'm RHCE certified and did classroom course of Redhat Security Specialist. I'm quite inclined towards security area, hoping to contribute and learn a lot from the community.
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Far From Heaven
Far from Heaven. Playwrights Horizons (see Off Broadway). Book by Richard Greenberg. Music by Scott Frankel. Lyrics by Michael Korie. Dir. Michael Greif. With Kelli O'Hara, Steven Pasquale, Isaiah Johnson. 2hrs 15mins. One intermission.
Far from Heaven plot synopsis
Kelli O'Hara and Steven Pasquale play a pseudo-perfect married couple in a new prestige musical, adapted from Todd Haynes's 2002 film. Richard Greenberg (The Assembled Parties) wrote the book; the score is by the Grey Gardens team of Scott Frankel and Michael Korie. Michael Greif's promising cast also includes Isaiah Johnson, Nancy Anderson, Alma Cuervo and Quincy Tyler Bernstine.
Far from Heaven theater review
In the glowing opening sequence of Far from Heaven, Hartford housewife Cathy Whitaker (O'Hara) sings a rhapsody to autumn in Connecticut. "The air is crisp and clear," she warbles contentedly, "just feel that extra-special sparkle in the atmosphere." One must suppress the urge to remind Cathy that although the falling leaves are bursting with Technicolor ruddy hues, they're also dying—like her supposedly perfect marriage to Frank (Pasquale).
Fear no spoilers here. Even if you haven't seen the 2002 Todd Haynes film on which this musical is faithfully based, you learn early on that Frank is fighting personal demons—the kind that are male and loiter in doorways after dark. His extramarital dalliances, and the resulting shame, drive him to drink and, eventually, away from his wife. At the same time, she finds herself romantically drifting toward the black gardener, Raymond (Johnson), a genteel widower with a child who offers her a sympathetic ear. Did I forget to mention this is all happening in 1957? Frank's sexuality and Raymond's ethnicity complicate matters slightly.
Haynes's movie is a stylish homage to and subversion of the '50s suburban melodramas of Douglas Sirk, and the film imitates his painterly framing and saturated color palette. Likewise, director Michael Greif and his designers fill scenes with shadow and color washes, trying to find an economical stage equivalent.
But for all the swoony melodies and elegant lyrics by Scott Frankel and Michael Korie (the excellent team behind Grey Gardens), the production doesn't transform the material into gripping musical theater. Part of the problem lies in Richard Greenberg's serviceable but uninspired book. Casting is also to blame. O'Hara is perfect for the role of Cathy—too perfect. Her coolly bland exterior never cracks or warms convincingly. Pasquale is similarly frosty and removed, making an underwritten character even more unsympathetic. As a quality chamber musical by talented pros, Far from Heaven has its pleasures, but it's hardly a gift from the gods.—Theater review by David Cote
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Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That this joint resolution may be cited as the "Emergency Relief Appropriation Act, fiscal year 1941".
(a) In order to continue to provide relief and rural rehabilitation for needy Indians in the United States, there is hereby appropriated to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1941, $1,700,000.
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Spring term has now come to a close. Last Friday night graduates walked across the stage, accepted their diplomas and tossed their hats into the air in celebration. I sat down with several of our exceptional graduates from our college, graduate school and seminary to hear more about their experiences and the impact a Multnomah education has had on them.
Name: Danae Cowan
Hometown: Sweet Home, Ore.
Majors: Bachelor of Arts
Favorite MU memory: "During a late-night study session with my roommate in Memorial Hall, we were struggling to stay awake. Every hour on the hour, without a word, we'd drop our books and run one lap around our dorm. By the second and third time, we were laughing so hard we couldn't stop."
Dream job: "I'd love to work with women who are hurting and are in need of healing."
Favorite professor: Dr. Val Clemen, who taught her Gender in Ministry class. "I love the way she connected with her students. She has such a huge love for Jesus and her students."
Local perks: "I went to the Portland Art Museum this year and loved it. I also enjoy just walking through the city and people watching."
Lesson learned: "Multnomah is a place where I learned about grace."
Name: Ethan Knudson
Hometown: Renton, Wash.
Majors: Bachelor of Arts
Favorite MU memory: One night during his junior year when he and his friends were playing soccer. "My friend Charlie said to us, 'If I make this next goal, you have to copy me and do whatever I do next. Deal?' He made the goal, and then we all had to run through the sprinklers, which had just come on. That was a fun night."
Dream job: After earning a master's degree in teaching, Ethan hopes to become a theology professor and team teach alongside his fiancée. "I want to be in a position that allows me to connect with students and mentor them."
Favorite professor: Dr. Karl Kutz, his Hebrew professor. "He's brilliant. He cares about the heart and soul care of each student. He prepares you to face tough questions and tough seasons in life."
Local perks: Eating at Salt and Straw and food carts like Thai Garden. "I love going to Townshend Tea with my fiancée and reading."
Lesson learned: "Being at MU has been the most life-defining experience I've had. I've learned to be OK with not having all the answers, whether it's about theology or life in general. That's been freeing and has allowed me to enjoy life."
Name: Clarissa Smith
Hometown: Golini, Kenya
Majors: Bachelor of Arts
Favorite MU memory: "One night Danae Cowan and Kayla Thomas and I dressed up and went out to dinner in Portland. It's was pouring rain. You should have seen us balancing umbrellas in our heels trying to find the restaurant. We had a blast. After dinner, we went to Fred Meyer and bought roses to bring to Oregon Health and Sciences University Hospital. While we were at Fred Meyer, our car broke down! After we got it running, we took the tram up to the hospital and delivered the roses to nurses. That was super fun. The women I've become friends with at MU are wonderful. Together we laugh, cry, go on adventures and share what God has been doing in our lives."
Next job: She's moving to China to teach English for one year. "Only the Lord could take a girl who grew up in a tribal village in Kenya and send her to the big cities in China to teach English."
Favorite professor: Dr. Ray Lubeck, who taught her Old Testament and Biblical Theology class: "His ability to take big concepts and present them in a way that's understandable and relatable is unique. He gives his students a curiosity to learn for the rest of their lives."
Local perks: "I love going to Monty's Café for chai tea or Palio's for a late-night study session. Another favorite activity is going to get frozen yogurt at YoCream (frozen yogurt.) Also, the international food scene here in Portland is really good."
Lesson learned: "To live my life with open hands."
Name: Jason Cybulski
Hometown: Burlingame, Calif.
Degree: M.A. in Pastoral Studies/Christian Leadership
Favorite MU memory: Jason, who lives in married housing with his wife and two daughters, spoke highly of the Multnomah community. "There's nothing better. It's great to meet new people and live life together with our families."
Next job: Teaching Pastor at Potter's Hands in Tigard, Ore.
Favorite professor: "That is an unfair question. One of my favorites is Prof. Tom Schiave, who taught my Theology of Community in Ministry class. He took time away from academia to shepherd those of us who wanted to go into vocational ministry."
Local perks: He and his family enjoy discovering new places to eat. "The food here in the city of Portland is great."
Lesson learned: "It's important to cultivate the mind of a scholar, but that's not worth anything without a pastor's heart that can shepherd people."
Name: Rie Doss
Hometown: Kyoto, Japan
Degree: Master's in Divinity, Chaplaincy track
Favorite MU memory: Rie remembers the MU community fondly. "I enjoyed learning from my classmates." The M.Div. program is so rigorous that Rie stressed the importance of the support she found at MU. "We encouraged each other."
Next job: Chaplain Fellow at Portland VA Medical Center
Favorite professor: Dr. Roger Troutmann, her advisor. "He was a great mentor — always there for me and very encouraging."
Local perks: Hiking in the Gorge during the spring and summer and snowshoeing in the winter opened doors for her to enjoy God's creation.
Lesson learned: "Trust in God. Keep working. At the beginning, I felt very scared. But I took one week at a time and one class at a time."


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A specialist in 19th-century U.S. History, Dr. Campbell is the author of When Sherman Marched North from the Sea: Resistance on the Confederate Home Front (University of North Carolina Press, 2003) and is currently working on a second monograph, entitled, "The Troublesome Spirit of Proud People": War and Peace in Occupied New Orleans. She has written numerous articles, presented papers both in the United States and Europe, and was a consultant for a History Channel documentary on Sherman's march. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, particularly to Scotland, where she was born and raised.
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'He's had a very good camp," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said after Tuesday's scrimmages in the ESL Sports Centre on the Monroe Community College campus. "He's the goaltender that's been surprising. He's played well enough that he can become one of our depth goaltenders. We're in a situation where eventually we're going to need a guy like him."'
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newDharma Community Sunday Program
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Sunday | February 3rd | 9:00am
Sundays at The Center are 'back'. After a long hiatus, we'd like to invite you to a monthly gathering of the sangha. We'll have opportunities for practice, & opportunities to get to know our practices a little more in depth. Ask questions, get to know us, & settle in for intensive practice.
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Latest Techno Moral Panic: Texting Is 'Rewiring Young Brains'
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There have been a whole series of alarmist studies that get lots of press lately, with titles about how social networks or other technologies are somehow negatively impacting people's brains. Nearly all of these didn't hold up under much scrutiny, as they almost all took things out of context or greatly extrapolated a finding and misinterpreted the results. The latest to add to the pile? A report claiming that texting may be "rewiring young brains." The evidence? Kids who used mobile phones a lot finished a variety of tests much faster, but tended to be "less accurate." That's about it. From there, the guy who did the study concludes that it must be the fact that many mobile phones use "predictive texting" that's training kids to be fast, but inaccurate, assuming something else will come in and fix the mess. Now, perhaps that's true, but it seems like the study doesn't actually show that at all. Also, it's not clear from the report what sort of mistakes are being made. The article talks about spelling mistakes, which are common in texting, but the real question is whether or not that really matters? It may very well depend on context. In a text message, a spelling mistake isn't a big deal. In a resume, it's a different story. But where on that spectrum did these tests land? But more importantly, even if we grant the premise that kids who text a lot are a lot sloppier on certain tests... how do you go from that to immediately concluding that their brains are being wired differently? It sounds a lot more like what they've been trained to do, rather than any serious neurological shift.


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The key to building a good sleeper is creating a car that, on the surface, looks completely natural and simple but below the skin, actually contains many labor intensive alterations and custom touches. At the front of this '69 Camaro, a stainless trimmed Rally Sport grille centers a pristine white inlayed "SS" emblem between clear, fully functional Rally Sport headlights and a showroom fresh chrome bumper. Below that chrome bumper, crystal clear parking lights, which are equipped with amber bulbs, hang above an option D80 front spoiler; and above that chrome bumper a familiar ZL2 cowl induction hood rides behind a pristine "Camaro by Chevrolet" header panel emblem. At the sides of the car, standard stainless rocker moldings and straight stainless wheel well trim perfectly complement correct chrome marker lights, traditional chrome GM door handles and correct chrome mirrors. And traditional Rally Sport fender louvers combine with pristine "Camaro SS" emblems and white inlayed "427" emblems to hint at the cars sporty nature. At the top of the car, like-new glass is cleared by silver finished wipers, shielded by new chrome drip rails and framed by well-maintained stainless trim. And at the back of the car, an option D80 rear decklid spoiler is perfectly aligned above '69 Camaro exclusive tail lights, a second white inlayed "SS" emblem, a second showroom fresh chrome bumper and crystal clear Rally Sport reverse lamps.
Based on appearance alone, this awesome Chevy is just another '69 Camaro Rally Sport, right? Sure… Until you lift the hood and reveal its 427 cubic inch LS7 V8 that creates a dyno-proven 750 horsepower! Painted in ominous silver, and bolted into a Garnet Red engine bay which has been completely detailed with authentic looking chalk marks and shift stamps, this bad ass Winter block will perform just as well on the show field as it does on the drag strip. At the top of the engine, a fully functional cowl induction system funnels cool air into a large Holley 4-barrel carburetor which is equipped with both a fresh stainless fuel line and a pristine braided fuel hose. Below that carburetor, a matching Winter intake, which is complete with a chrome thermostat housing, sits between aluminum, "Chevrolet" branded valve covers. And behind that carburetor, a modern billet distributor sends fire through black Taylor performance plug wires which snake around ceramic coated, long tube Hooker headers. In front of the engine, a polished aluminum radiator, which is cooled by a factory replacement fan, sends water through fresh reproduction GM hoses and correct tower clamps; and fresh V-belts spin a high performance Weiand water pump between a chrome alternator and chrome power steering pump which are complete with heavy duty billet aluminum brackets. Aesthetically, this Camaro's engine bay is decked out with chrome fender braces, a chrome hood latch, a reproduction Delco Energizer battery that still wears a correct tag, and a chrome fan shroud. And the engine itself has been finished with niceties such as a chrome fuel pump, a chrome timing chain cover, a chrome oil pan and factory correct decals. There really is nothing more to ask for from an engine build than what you see here. The big 427 looks spectacular, utilizes a mini starter to fire instantly, and accelerates like a rocket!
Behind that 750 horsepower monster block is a traditional Muncie 4-speed that's easily up to the task of transferring ALL the engines torque to the pavement. And unlike modern units, which may be a little smoother, this Camaro's classic transmission gives it a crisp, vintage gait that actually lets you feel the power flowing through the drivetrain, and makes you well aware of the serious ponies your right foot is about to unleash. When that right foot goes down, the tough M21 spins a fresh driveshaft which is connected to a traditional GM 12 bolt rear end that is stuffed full of tall 3.73 gears. At the front of the car, a fresh Hotchkis performance sway bar rides in front of aftermarket shocks and fresh Hotchkis adjustable tie rods; and at the back of the car, a second Hotchkis performance sway bar hangs between two more aftermarket shocks and freshly restored leaf springs. Braking is supplied by a beefy four wheel disc system which is complete with large drilled and slotted rotors. And spent gases are whisked through a large diameter, true dual exhaust system which includes an H-pipe crossover, great sounding Magnaflow mufflers and a smooth powdercoated finish which extends all the way to the tips of its turn downs. The bottom of this Camaro is just as clean as its exterior panels with over-restored Garnet Red floors and gloss black chassis and drivetrain components held together by new stainless hardware and displaying correct factory chalk marks. And at the corners, attractive 15 inch GM Rally wheels, which are mounted to traditional F70-15 Goodyear redline tires, serve as a nice finishing touch.
Instead of equipping the inside of this Camaro with another run-of-the-mill black interior, its restorers installed a complete list of fresh and attractive Medium Red vinyl pieces which perfectly complement its Garnet Red exterior paint. The seats are completely restored units which are firm and comfortable and feature factory fresh headrests. Between those seats, a traditional first generation Camaro console props a chrome Hurst shifter behind optional four pack gauges which monitor the cars vitals. At the front of the car, a fade-free red dash hangs correct AC gauges between vibrant wood applique and a correct passenger's side grab handle. At the sides of the car, fresh standard door panels look as good as new behind nice stainless trim and chrome door and window hardware. Below the seats, stain free red carpet is sandwiched between heavy duty rubber mats and a thick layer of Hushmat insulation; and above the seats, a tight red headliner flows to a vibrant and pliable rear package tray. In front of the driver, a pristine GM Rally wheel wraps a solid rosewood rim around slick, satin finished spokes and a red, white and blue Chevrolet horn button. And behind the cockpit, an equally well-finished trunk holds a correct jack and full size spare tire between a new houndstooth mat and correct decklid decals.
Included with the sale of this cool old Camaro is a stack of build photos and dyno results for its big block motor.
Who doesn't want a 1969 Camaro that can accelerate, turn, and stop better than most new cars? This incredible Chevrolet pony car retains all of its classic muscle car feel and adds explosive horsepower and improved handling to an already awesome driving experience. If you're in the market for a killer street machine that is exceptionally well-done and ready to hit the road tomorrow, you're search is over!
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Anyone for a festival this September?
The Belgian label has been quietly pushing some of the most compelling techno around. RA's Todd L. Burns give them their close-up.
Defy expectations: That's the lesson the young DJ/producer learned in his early days in a small Dutch town. RA's Matt Unicomb visits him in his new Berlin home to find out more.
This time we read favourites instead of play them, as the Ann Arbor producer takes us through some of his most beloved comic book characters.
In advance of his appearance at this year's Dimensions Festival, we talk with the Dutch DJ/producer about pancake house, ballsy music and more.


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The world is a mess. At any given moment, something (actually a lot of somethings) is horribly wrong on this planet and desperately needs fixing.
Immigration, whales, corruption, trade, drugs, finance, religion, radiation, abuse, guns, pollution, bigotry … hell, you can wear yourself out just coming up with a list of things to fret over.
I get tired just hearing about them. Every week I receive hundreds of requests for my help, interest, money and other support from various concerned organizations and individuals.
These "help save" messages are more than I have the inclination to bother with, so I don't think about them much. This sounds cold and it is. It has to be.
My lack of interest in many movements isn't a matter of not caring (although lots of times I don't) but rather one of limited resources. Like you, I have a finite amount of concern in me. I have even less money and time.
I understand all these things are important and that plenty of people lie awake at night stressing over what to do about them. I'm glad they worry about malaria or literacy, but I'm not going to. I have my own causes to champion.
I'm not telling you what my causes are because this isn't about them. It's about the passion human beings have for our causes so much so that it can backfire on us.
It's possible to become so committed to a cause that you lose perspective and start believing it's the only cause and that anyone who doesn't sign on is worthy of your outrage.
I've gotten so wrapped up in something I believed in that people who refused to go along with it became the enemy. When they told me "no," I took it personally and went on the offense.
Most notable of these moments in my life was as a Mormon missionary. Back then I was so convinced that I had everyone else's best interests at heart that I was willing to insult them to get my point across.
This never worked out as well as I hoped. If I told someone they were going to hell because they weren't smart enough to listen to me, they never paused, reconsidered and said, "Well, in that case come on in and tell me all about it."
But I was a kid then and not smart enough to realize that the same behavior wouldn't have worked on me. I didn't know then that the correct response to being told "no" was not to behave in a way that guaranteed it was always to be "no."
In 2003, I was sent to cover the Rainbow Coalition gathering in the mountains of Wyoming. It was a huge gathering of off-grid, counterculture types looking to escape societal controls for the purposes of free expression. Like Scout camp but with girls and lots of weed.
A press contact there was a forest woman who correctly identified me as someone in the media who might help get the word out about her cause: the evils of eating meat.
I listened, thanked her and said I would think about it. And I did. For a couple of minutes. Half an hour later, forest woman spotted me eating a piece of jerky.
The outraged harangue that followed really got me thinking about meat consumption namely that jerky wasn't cutting it. I had to get out of there and find some barbecue.
But when the world you want to save becomes the only thing that matters, it's easy to start thinking that the people in it don't.
There are lots of things in the world that need saving and fixing. Quite often what needs fixing first is our delivery.
Robert Kirby can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or facebook.com/stillnotpatbagley.


text: Early this morning I watched 3 games that Travis Frederick played in at Wisconsin, and I want to quickly share some of my thoughts from that study. Games Watched: 2012 vs Michigan St. 2012 vs Ohio St 2011 vs Ohio St Measurables: Ht: 6'4" Wt: 312 lbs Arms: 33" Hands 10" Strengths: Very stout in the middle of the pocket in pass protection: in all 3 games I never saw a rusher able to come down the middle of his body and drive him back into the QB's lap. You see him sit down in his stance and anchor vs the bull rush allowing him to stay strong. Finishes blocks well: Once he gets in position on his guy, you can almost certainly count that guy out of the play. Saw many times where he turned his guy sideways very quickly and moved him out of the way for the RB to scoot through the hole. He gets his hands inside well and looks like he plays with a lot of upper body strength while fighting to sustain the block. Plays stronger to me than a guy who did only 21 reps. Saw several times when he had no one rushing at him in Pass Pro, and he would slide over and deliver a blow to the guy rushing one of his guards, and it put the D-Linemen flat on his back. Recognizes Pressures/Stunts: Does a good job of handing off the guy on the stunt and picking up the guy looping inside. Saw him diagnose inside pressure from the second level, get in position and stone a line backer coming on a blitz. Gets off the ball: When I want to know who an offensive line coach and offensive coordinator trust to get good push off the snap, I look at who they are running behind in short yardage and goal line situations. Almost every time I saw Wisconsin in short yardage at the goal line, They were running the ball behind Frederick, whether it was at Left Guard in 2011 or at Center in 2012. Weaknesses: Athleticism: Frederick is at best an average athlete in the middle of the line. When run blocking, especially when going up to the 2nd level to block LBs he has a tendency to get off balance and miss the block. http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/2013...t-round-NFL-Draft-2013-Travis-Frederick-Trade


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Boston Marathon Victim Martin Richard's Sister Is Recovering Slowly
Her brother Martin Richard, 8, became the face of the Boston Marathon bombings – the littlest victim, mourned by thousands.
Since then, no one has forgotten young Jane Richard, 7, who lost a leg in the blasts. And now, to her family's great relief, she's finally on the path to recovery.
"Last evening, just 23 days after the bombing attack on Boston, our daughter Jane underwent her eleventh surgery," her parents Bill and Denise Richard said in a lengthy update Thursday.
It's been a long, hard road for her already, the Richards said.
"Getting to this point has not been easy for Jane. In addition to all of the surgeries, she has also had to fight off infections and other complications."
Hardest of all, her parents added, was having to explain to her what had happened to her brother when she awoke.
"After not being able to communicate with Jane for the first two weeks, she woke up with difficult questions that needed to be answered. There are not words to describe how hard sharing this heartbreaking news was on all of us," they write.
After three emotional weeks, Wednesday's surgery marked an "important milestone" and a reason to be "positive."
In closing "the wound created when the bomb took her left leg below the knee," doctors were "preparing Jane's injured leg to eventually be fitted for a prosthesis," they said.
"If things go well, Jane could be ready to transition to the rehabilitation stage of her recovery in the next few weeks."
Last month the nation mourned the loss of Jane's older brother Martin, a sports-loving, doe-eyed boy whose toothy smile touched hearts.
On April 23, in a private ceremony, the Richards laid him to rest.
"The outpouring of love and support over the last week has been tremendous," the Richards said at the time. "This has been the most difficult week of our lives and we appreciate that our friends and family have given us space to grieve and heal."


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Have you heard about The Crochet Project yet? It's a new seasonal online collection of downloadable crochet patterns. Their first collection comes out really soon and they are currently taking pattern submissions from designers for their fall collection.


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What I would love to hear, is your input and latest features I added : stoping/resuming/etc. the realtime parsing and the ettercap option
As always, don't hesitate to make any suggestion, even grammar-wise if ever I misspelled something.
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Today, many years later, we have a lot of acoustic and played-by-hand music in our catalogue, but Jeremy's tunes still have that special sound. He can do Americana, folk, country, blues, retro rock, jazz and more. He is completely self-taught on guitar and other stringed instruments, and he lives near Brighton on the south coast of England.
Jeremy Sherman is a "signed-on" composer here at Shockwave-Sound.com, which means that his tracks are always exclusive to Shockwave-Sound.com for a minimum period of one year, before they are made available on any other sites.
This week we've had the pleasure of adding 19 new tracks by Jeremy Sherman to our catalogue, and we thought it would be a good idea to conduct an interview with Jeremy for the benefit of our visitors -- so we gave him a call...:
You've been a musician for a while. What made you decide to start composing for library music / stock music?
I had been writing material for years but I realised that I was hopeless at lyrics and because I like so many different types of music the material was too diverse. So, library music seemed the ideal solution... no lyrics and I could do whatever style I liked.
Your music has a very earthly, acoustic tone, heavily based on stringed instruments. Which ones are your favourites among these instruments?
An acoustic guitar with a new set of strings is hard to beat but my favourite stringed instrument is the pedal steel or the non-pedal steel guitar. I love the harmony of chords and a lot of steel playing is just that.
How many different stringed instruments have you got? Any of them particularly interesting or unique sounding?
2 Fender Strats (one for slide), Fender Tele, Ibanez AR300, pedal steel, 2 acoustics (one for slide), dobro, classical guitar, 5 String banjo, mandolin and an ESP bass.
Do you ever compose music "to order", i.e. get hired by a company to produce bespoke music especially for their project?
Apart from a few requests for a particular style to fill a niche in a library I have'nt had any commissions yet.
Would you take a commission for bespoke music composition, if it was offered to you?
Certainly... I think it would be good sometimes to see If I could successfully write to a client's brief and deadline.
Can you tell us, in short terms, a little bit about your recording setup and techniques?
I use Sonar Studio 7 on a PC with another slave PC handling the VST's - BFD Drums & Percussion, Native Instruments Classic Keyboard bundle & Sample Modelling's Trumpet and Mr Sax. I use an M-Audio Pro 88 controller keyboard and my trusty old Korg X3 synth. Microphone wise I use a Rode K2 tube mic and an Audio Technica AT4033. The various electric guitars and pedal steel go through a Line 6 Pod. Everything goes to Sonar via a Yamaha 01v96 VCM mixer and 24 Channels of ADAT and comes back to be mixed on the Yamaha. I know one can mix on the PC but being old school I wanted to have the hands on feeling of real faders rather than mix with a mouse. It's all monitored on a pair of Alesis MK II active speakers.
As far as techniques go I know there's a hell of a lot of features on Sonar and the Yamaha that I haven't used. Basically I just treat it like an old tape recorder with the added benefits of cut and paste and settings memory. I usually start with an idea on guitar or keyboard and record a guide track then add drums which I play in real time with seperate passes for kick , hi hat and then snare and toms. I never use grooves or patterns as doing it in real time accidents/mistakes happen on fills etc that turn out be great, and besides I haven't the patience to write or program in step time. Given the type of stuff I do a fairly loose, haphazard approach to the drums is probably best.
Then it's just a case of bass and other overdubs and sometimes going back and changing the feel on the drums as the track progresses.
Do you ever experiment with mixing down different versions of your tracks, say, a "bass and guitar only" version or "version with banjo instead of guitar", something like that?
Occassionally. I should do it more to perhaps give tracks a different slant or take them off in a different direction to that originally intended but I have a tendency to impatience so as soon as the main mix is done I'm raring to go on the next composition. I should slow down a bit and make sure I've got as much out of a track as I can.
How many tracks have you composed in your lifetime?
Around 400, I guess
Listening to your music, I've always felt that your music has something quintessentially American to it – even though you're in fact British yourself. It kind of makes me think about when the British director Sam Mendes directed "American Beauty" to such critic and public acclaim. Any idea where this comes from? Why the "All-American" sound from a British composer such as yourself?
When I started off I was listening to all the UK bands around at that time (and here I'm showing my age!). Cream, Led Zeppelin, Free etc. But then I heard the brilliant Steely Dan and that pointed me across the Atlantic. Whilst they were mostly sophisticated "pop jazz" they sometimes used pedal steel and the sound of that took me off in search off other bands who used it and that lead me into Western Swing & Country which lead onto Bluegrass, Appalachian, Cajun etc. Taking in the modern exponents on the way such as Ry Cooder and the Band. I love the complexities of jazz but equally I love the raw simplicity of the American "roots" music. I do like the UK's and Ireland's own roots music but it is mostly set tunes whereas the American music to me is looser and more open to improvisation.
Speaking about Ireland – I really love your Irish track "Lanagan's Ball", with Irish flute. I assume you got a chance to work with a flute player on that occasion, and did you ever consider doing more of that Irish, Celtic stuff? We'd love to feature some more of that in our catalogue.
Yes... we have intended to do more but never got around to it, but we shall put that right and get some more going. We do gigs together so we know plenty of tunes.
Apart from the obvious – royalty payments from Shockwave-Sound.com – what would you say that composing stock music for Shockwave-Sound.com has meant for you?
Having it accepted and appreciated in the first place was great... One is never sure at the start whether it's good enough. And then to see it sell and get used all over the world , especially if it's been on TV, is like a shot in the arm... a confidence booster.
Have you ever stumbled across your music playing in a TV program, unexpectedly?
Yes ..quite a few times and it's a real buzz. It always takes a few seconds to sink in, I'll think I know that from somewhere... oh yes, it's one of mine.
If you had to pick only two tracks that you've composed for Shockwave-Sound.com that are your two favorites… which two tracks would that be?
Difficult question but I think it would have to be Lonesome Cowboy and Mayfly. both have that simple earthiness but coupled with wistful melodies
I've heard that you're about to get married. Congratulations! Is she a fan of your music? Does she play any instruments herself?
Thank you... yes she is very encouraging but she doesn't play herself which perhaps is just as well as she'd probably be telling me how to play something or do I need that much boost at 500 hz! (Laughing)
What are your plans for the future, with regards to your music? Just keep on producing more quality stuff and enjoying the ride?
Yep, just keep on going I reckon. I love recording... though having written so many tracks and delved into lots of styles it is sometimes difficult to come up with something new and not to go back one self too much, but if I am struggling I'll usually leave it alone for a week and then when I pick up the guitar or sit at the keyboard something usually comes out. My ultimate hope is that the income from music allows me to give up the day job. We have to wait and see, but even if it doesn't it is still so satisfying and allows me to buy nice equipment etc.
Ah yes, equipment shopping is nice, and can be very inspiring for making new tracks, too. What nice equipment is next on your shopping list?
From a practical viewpoint, a 12 string guitar and some lesser known instruments such as Bajo Sexto, Balalaika, Mandola, to add more colours to the pallette and open up new avenues of composition. On the luxury side, I have hankering for a Neumann mic and I can't seem to get a cherry red Gibson 335 out of my mind!
And that's where we left it off. We hope you'll enjoy Jeremy's music here on Shockwave-Sound.com. For your reference, here are Jeremy's 5 most frequently licensed tracks from our stock music catalog:
And here is a link to all Jeremy Sherman tracks.
We hope you enjoyed this special artist feature here on our blog. If you did, let us know. We'll probably continue with more artist special features in the future.


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Great signing one of the most talented (and overlooked) fighters this country has produced
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Good fighter, be interesting to see him fight again
Awesome signing. Robbie is one of the best the UK has produced, no doubt. Will be great to see him back in the cage.
Fighting, writing and mood lighting.
Did they run this by Stephen French first?
Tea Drinker for Life, but preaching tolerance for the Children of Coffee.
I remember seeing Robbie in the old UKMMA days down at the Circus Tavern. Always brings a good fight
MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
That's a name I haven't heard in a while. I definitly through Robbie should have gotten a shot in the UFC circa 2006.
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It seemed to come out of nowhere and now the marriage between Francesca Eastwood and Jordan Feldstein may dissolve in a flash.
Reports are saying that the daughter of Clint Eastwood and Jonah Hill's brother plan to have their marriage annulled after tying the knot in Vegas.
The Wedding bells were heard all the way from Nevada, and Francesca Eastwood is now a married woman!
At a romantic Las Vegas wedding ceremony, Clint Eastwood's daughter tied the knot with comedy king Jonah Hill's brother, Jordan Feldstein. The celebrity couple filed for their marriage certificate in Clark County, Nevada on Sunday, November 17th.
Gearing up for the forthcoming awards show season, stars flocked to the Golden Globe Nominee Party in West Hollywood last night (November 29).


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While visiting City Udvada you might wanted to explorer near by tourist areas to visit. You can plan your Udvada tours by two ways 1. Planning for 1 day tour in City Udvada or Planning for multiple days tour in City Udvada . For option 2 you need to book a hotel if you are traveling to a new city where you don't have any place to stay. For Udvada hotel booking we recommend you to visit this website to compare all Udvada hotels in your budget before booking.
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Nadiad is in Gujarat, at Kheda district. Nandiad is settled by people who make rope dancers. Thus Nadiad got its historical name Natapadra, whereby it's also named as Nandgam. Nadiad is knowable as Shakshar Bhumi which is the land of educated. Ruled by Muslims, Nadiad was also ruled by various rulers then. Gayakwad was the person who built the first temple herein which is Narayan Dev Mandir here. During the regime of Ramalhand, Nadiad had been ruled by patis numbered in 7. These Patis residing here are knowable as Patidars. Some of the express train that pass the junction are Aravali express, Ranakpur express, Ahmadabad express and so on.
Kheri is a town present in the district of Lakimpur Kheri. Kheri is present in the state of Uttar Pradesh, as this place has the number of attractions attracting the people. The prayer made in Kheri mosques are familiar and is Eid prayer. Kheri is knowable for antiquity, and also holds the tine tomb; the tomb was built above the remains of Saiyid, who passed away by 1563. Also Kheri is familiarly knowable, and people do visit here for the presence of mosques. This place is located at the 27.9 degree N and 80.8 degree E. Kheri has the popular railway station too, whereby the trains halt and stops here too. Century express, Nainital express are some trains pass through this junction.
1. How to reach nadiad-jn from udvada?
Ans - There are multiple trains availble for nadiad-jn to udvada Journey. Some popular trains are 59440,22954,19216,59442.
2. What are trains running on daily basis from nadiad-jn to udvada?
Ans - These are trains running on daily basis - 59440,22954,19216,59442.
3. What is time of first train in morning for nadiad-jn to udvada?
Ans - First train starts at 09:41 from nadiad-jn station.
4. What is time of last train in night for nadiad-jn to udvada?
Ans - Last train starts at 23:48 from nadiad-jn station.
Total 4 trains are available for nadiad-jn to udvada train Journey.
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Dragon Society
Dragon Society picks up where Dragon Weather left off with Arlian returning to Manfort after hunting down and slaying Lord Enziet/dragon he became. It's on the journey back to the city that Arlian decides that his conflict with the two surviving lords that he has sworn revenge on, Lord Belly and Nail is no longer important and he decides to focus all of his energy on destroying the dragons. Upon arrival at the city he learns that he is Enziet's heir and...
Dragon Venom
Tor, Oct 2003, 25.95, 416 pp. ISBN: 0765302799 Arlian was the only survivor of the dragon assault on his village, but during his escape he was captured and sold as a slave. Escaping, he swallowed a mix of human blood and deadly dragon venom that turned him into an almost invincible hybrid dragon-human. However, the curse of his transformation is that he constantly will turn less human until the day he dies. Arlian wants revenge on those who ...
Dragon Weather
Arlian is the only surviving member of his community in the Smoking Mountains that survives a dragon attack. In the attack he swallows some of the dragon's venoem mixted with his grandfather's blood and we later learn that this will make him a Dragon Heart, a human that has a extremely long lifespan that can quickly heal from most injuries. At the time this isn't apparant because a lord calling himself Lord Dragon comes and sells him to a mine to work a...
Ithanalin's Restoration
Tor, Dec 2002, 24.95, 269 pp. ISBN: 0765300125 In Ethshar of the Rocks, apprentice wizard Kilisha returns to the shop after collecting ingredients for her next lesson when she realizes a disaster has occurred. The shell of her mentor Ithanalin the Wise lies perfectly still as if he has been turned into a statue. Using a magic mirror that absorbed much of Ithanalin's memory she learns what happened to her teacher. He was working on a spell when...
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Lure of the Basilisk
Garth, an Overman of the Far North, is directed by an oracle to the town of Skelleth to speak with the Forgotten King, a decrepit, ancient wizard, who can help him achieve his desire for eternal fame. The king tells Garth that to win fame, he must capture and show to the Forgotten King the first living thing he finds in the crypts of Mormoreth. Garth journeys to Mormoreth on his warbeast Koros, and on the way there is waylaid by bandits, who he defea...


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That (a) all right, title, and interest of the United States in and to those lands lying within the Makah Indian Reservation, Washington, more particularly described in subsection (b) of this section are hereby conveyed to the Makah Indian Tribe.
(b) Easterly 50.0 feet of portion of Government lot 6, section 11, township 33 north, range 15 west, Willamette meridian, and the westerly 250.0 feet of a portion of Government lot 7, section 12, township 33 north, range 15 west, Willamette meridian, comprising 3.01 acres more or less.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law such land may be leased, sold, or otherwise disposed of by the sole authority of the Makah Tribal Council in any manner similar land in the State may be leased, sold, or otherwise disposed of by private landowners. The land shall not be exempt from taxation because of Indian tribal ownership.
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receives letter grading. Courses that are graded on a
Credit/No Credit (CR or NC) basis are not included in honors
President's List
Full-time students who achieve a grade point
average of 4.00 for the semester are named to the President's
Dean's List
The Dean's List
consists of the names of those full-time students who have achieved
a grade point average of 3.50 or above for the semester.
The President's Award
The President's Award is given to the graduate who, in the
judgment of the President of the College, has made the greatest
contribution to the life of the College through Christian
leadership, scholastic achievement, and devotion to the ideals and
aims of Lindsey Wilson College.
Academic Program Awards
Academic Program Awards are given in each academic
discipline. Students who exhibit outstanding performance
based on GPA, class participation, effort, and attitude are
bestowed academic awards at the annual Honors Convocation ceremony
on Founder's Day each spring.
Who's Who among Students in American
Universities and Colleges
Lindsey Wilson College participates in Who's Who among Students
in American Universities and Colleges, one of the most highly
regarded and long-standing honors programs in the nation. In
March or April of each year, a nominating committee of faculty,
administration, and students names recipients of this prestigious
Alpha Chi
Lindsey Wilson College is affiliated with Alpha Chi, the
National Honor Society to which juniors and seniors in the top ten
percent of their class are invited. The Lindsey Wilson
College chapter was chartered in 1994.
Alpha Phi Sigma
Alpha Phi Sigma is a
national honor society of criminal justice students. Mu
Sigma, the Lindsey Wilson College chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, was
chartered in spring 2011. Among other awards, a double
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The Alpha Eta Gamma chapter of Alpha Psi Omega was organized to
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provided by a large national honor society. By electing
students to membership, the society provides a reward for their
participation in theater activities at Lindsey Wilson College.
Chi Sigma Iota Honor
Chartered in 1995, the purpose of Chi Sigma Iota is to promote
and recognize exemplary attainment in counselor education and the
practice of counseling. Chi Sigma Iota is an
international honor society of counseling professionals and
professionals-in-training dedicated to excellence in scholarship,
research, and clinical practice. Students must have a 3.50
minimum grade point average and one or more terms of full-time
counselor education study or its equivalent to be eligible.
Membership in Chi Sigma Iota can make a valuable contribution to
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awards. The Society also supports these goals through such
activities as leadership training, the International newsletter,
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with others on counselor advocacy and professionalization. A
certificate of membership and lapel pins are outward symbols of
commitment to excellence as a professional counselor.
Honors Association
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participating in the R.V. Bennett Honors program are eligible to
join. The Honors Association encourages active participation
through scholarship, research, and service by its members.
Lambda Pi Eta Honor
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Honor Society is the official national honor society of the
Communication discipline. Lindsey Wilson College's Xi Psi
chapter was chartered in fall 2002.
Phi Beta Lambda Honor
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business fraternity for students who are preparing for careers in
business and business-related fields. Phi Beta Lambda was
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Sigma Tau
Delta Honor Society
The Alpha Kappa Phi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, an international
English honor society, was chartered in the summer of 2002.
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undergraduate, graduate and professional studies. One of the
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skills in creative and analytical writing, and for meeting other
scholars and professionals in the discipline of English.
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The National Council of the Society for Collegiate Journalists
is the National Honor Society of Collegiate Mass
Communications. The Lindsey Wilson College chapter was
chartered in spring 2007.
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cumulative overall and cumulative Lindsey Wilson College grade
point average. Students who declare academic bankruptcy are
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Monday 19, November 2012 by Steen Jakobsen
Why we need a crisis
The human mind does not accept changes easily. We are programmed to seek safety, stay inside the box and avoiding confrontations – basically to avoid any changes of habit in our thinking and actions. This is particularly the case on a political and societal level, not just for the individual. It's this mentality that keeps us from engaging in a bold new course of action, even when things have clearly gone wrong.


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SLEAZE: Infamous Pot Head James Franco Admits to "Roast" [VIDEO]
James Franco is getting roasted!!! No, not actually roasted like a piece of meat, but roasted on Comedy Central!!
James Franco is infamous for being high and maybe he didn't know what he agreed to when Comedy Central asked to roast him. He will probably be roasted on the roast, which really isn't a surprise. In his Instagram video, James looked really high announcing the news!
Franco's roast will be really funny and Comedy Central will make sure to make fun of him in any way possible! Remember when he co hosted the Oscars with Anne Hathaway? Probably not because we all tried to forget it...he was THAT bad!
Comedy Central hasn't realeased when they will air James Franco's roast, but we are all eagerly waiting!! Until then, check out James' Instagram video and tell us if you think he was high!
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By Dan Byfield
CEO, American Stewards of Liberty
Published May 2013
Remember Ronald Reagan's "trust, but verify" quote he used to describe the relationship with the former Soviet Union? Unfortunately, today, that same guiding principle is required of our own government.
Federal agencies are making policy decisions based on, and consistently using, false, inflated, faulty, manipulated, biased and, in some cases, artificial and manufactured data and science.
In an attempt to scale back this prejudiced practice, Congress enacted the Information Quality Act (IQA) in December 2000, by adding a two-paragraph provision buried in an appropriations bill. The legislation applied to every federal agency that is subject to the Paper Reduction Act of 1980, which basically means every agency including the office of the President.
The purpose of the IQA is to ensure that federal agencies use and disseminate accurate information. Specifically, it requires each federal agency to issue information quality guidelines ensuring the quality, utility, objectivity and integrity of information that they disseminate and provide mechanisms for affected persons to correct such information.
For those of us fighting for private property rights against agencies like the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) over endangered species, the ability to provide and demand credible science has become a game-changer.
Federal Agencies Often Try to Make Policy Based on Flawed Science–We Need to Call Them on Their Assertions, Ask for Proof
The Endangered Species Act (ESA) under Section 1533 (b)(1)(A) requires the Secretary of Interior to make determinations for endangered or threatened species "solely on the basis of the best scientific and commercial data available…after taking into account those efforts…being made by any State…or any political subdivision of a State…"
There are two critical parts to this ESA section that need to be focused upon – the "best scientific and commercial data available" and "after taking into account."
American Stewards of Liberty is a nonprofit, private property rights organization that has figured out how to use many federal land use-type laws to the benefit of landowners and local governments. In fact, we worked with eight counties and the Permian Basin Petroleum Association to stop the Service from listing a three-inch lizard as endangered and defend the private property rights of all those in a two million-acre region in Texas and New Mexico.
We prevented the listing and saved those two million acres by taking a hard look at the science. What we discovered became the "smoking gun!"
Several years ago, government biologists were caught planting wolf hair on a barbed wire fence claiming it proved the animal existed in a particular area and therefore they needed to regulate the landowners to protect the species. All they were doing was literally and figuratively marking their territory to further their political environmental agenda to control private property.
Once discovered, it and many other examples, gave Congress the impetus to pass the IQA requiring all federal bureaucrats to "prove up" their claims and data so others in local government and land-use managers could rely on it to make wise and proper management decisions.
At American Stewards, we have used both the language in the ESA and the IQA to verify the government's contentions. As stated above, the ESA requires the Service use the "best scientific and commercial data available" to make their determinations. However, the "best scientific and commercial data available" doesn't necessarily mean it's truthful or accurate. All it has to be is the only science available, which makes it the "best" used by the Service.
What we've discovered is that when petitions are filed with the Service requesting a species be listed as endangered, it is accompanied by science that is produced by the petitioner. Opposing science is not. In fact, the "science" might not even be accurate or proven, but it's all the Service has and by law, they have to use what has been presented during the 90 day determination period where the Service determines whether a listing is warranted.
But, once the Service publishes their Notice of Intent to list a species in the Federal Register, anyone can review the science. Once this expensive, yet simple act is undertaken, the science, more often than not, is discovered to be based on biased opinions and/or manipulated facts and conclusions used to create a specific and desired outcome by the petitioner.
In other words, we've discovered the science is not always accurate, objective or unbiased totally obfuscating the Congressional intent and mandate of the Information Quality Act and misusing the language of the ESA.
Any reputable scientist will tell you that some petitioners have a political agenda and use the process to stack the deck in their favor.
Not to give away all of our trade secrets, but with the aid of coordination, we've been able, through public meetings that are publicly noticed and held before local government entities like counties and conservation districts, to force federal agencies to "take into consideration" other science that we know is the "best scientific and commercial data available" prior to them making their final determination to list a species as endangered.
And, they are required by law to consider any "new" science before they make their decision. Coordination just happens to be one of the better ways of placing good science before them prior to a decision. This is a crucial part of the ESA that few have utilized.
Protecting private property should be one of the most important goals we can have as a nation because it is what produces wealth, feeds our nation and the world, and prevents our government from owning and controlling our lives and economy.
Using faulty science is the way environmental organizations are manipulating our government and federal statutes to their benefit and to the detriment of everyone else. It is their way of taking away private property rights and giving our government the stick they need to control us.
Our government has proven time and again that they are lazy and cannot be trusted even if they publish their "findings" in the Federal Register as they did with the Dunes Sagebrush Lizard.
An environmental organization had submitted the petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service requesting the DSL be listed as endangered. As discussed, the Endangered Species Act requires all petitions be filed with accompanying data and science that supports their request.
But, what we found was anything but credible science. The main document (study) being relied upon by the Service turned out to be a one-page, handwritten field note that was not dated or signed. It could not be verified that it was authentic or credible and was the poorest quality for science imaginable, but it was the government's "conclusive" evidence that proved oil and gas wells impacted the lizard leading to the determination it should be listed endangered.
It clearly had no useful purpose but was an attempt by the Service to list a species so they could gain control over two million acres and two vital industries – ranching and oil and gas.
So, when we had our third coordination meeting between Chaves County, N.M., and the Service on the DSL, we pulled several scientific documents from their list of studies they were relying on and asked very specific questions. As it turned out, the "smoking gun" was the one-page field note—that "conclusive" evidence the government was relying upon to list the lizard.
In the meeting, we asked the question of the Service's agent: "Have you verified the veracity of this document (the one-page field note), and are you saying it is the reason the DSL deserves to be listed?" After a few pregnant pauses, he answered, "Yes."
At that moment, we knew we had them. And, quite frankly, so did the Service because after the meeting the federal agent came up to me and quietly asked: "If we don't list the DSL as endangered, will you defend us in court if the environmentalists sue us?" Our answer was a resounding "Yes!"
The point was, once we began looking at and researching the science that the Service was relying on, it didn't hold up to scrutiny. In fact, our scientists were appalled at the lack of specific information and credible science.
And, this is true of almost every proposed listing. We recommend whenever possible, find a local government entity to invoke coordination and hire a reputable scientist/biologist to begin reviewing the science provided to the Service in the petition.
As Ronald Reagan said in his first Inaugural Address in January of 1981, "Government is not the solution to our problem. Government is the problem."
If we don't stand up and defend our land, we will have no one to blame but ourselves and we will have no land left to defend.


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Experts cover today's key dairy labor issues and offer fool-proof techniques to optimize employee performance, satisfaction and longevity.
By Chuck Schwartau, University of Minnesota Extension
As kids, many of us enjoyed alphabet soup for lunch. Today, when we see a lot of letters that look a bit like alphabet soup, most tend to cringe rather than salivate.
"OSHA" is a pretty well recognized set of letters representing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. OSHA is charged with protecting the health and welfare of workers from a wide range of hazards. Farms are generally subject to the same rules as every other employer.
What farmers should note, however, is that by rule, employers with less than 10 employees are technically "under the radar" of OSHA, so they're unlikely to be inspected. What can change that situation for a farm is an injury to an employee that may trigger an OSHA investigation. That can happen regardless of the business size.
If OSHA audits your farm, there are several things they may ask to see. Among key items will be your Employee Right to Know (ERTK) program. So -- what is it and how do you comply? An ERTK is a plan for training your employees about the hazards that may be encountered on your farm, the potential consequences of the hazards and how to deal with them on the farm. An ERTK don't have to be costly to develop and implement, but it does need someone who pays attention to the details and makes sure the process is followed on the farm.
Following are several key points:
A. Training shall be made available by, and at the cost of, the employer.
B. Records of training must be maintained by the employer, retained for five years.
C. Information and training programs may relate to specific exposure hazards; the common hazards; or to the hazards of a complete production operation, whichever is more effective. Specific information on individual hazardous substances or mixtures and harmful physical agents must be available in writing for employees' use.
D. Once training has been completed, an employer may request the employee to sign a statement that the employee has been trained as required by specific sections of law.
E. Frequency of training.
F. An employer may be required to demonstrate how their training program meets the requirements of the law.
G. The employer shall maintain current information for training or information requests by employees.
These are only the basics of an ERTK program. Specifics and guides for complying with the rules can be found in "An Employer's Guide to Developing an Employee Right-To-Know Program." This guide is available from OSHA in an online format from sites such as http://www.dli.mn.gov/OSHA/PDF/ertk_gi.pdf. This is on the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry website, but other states and the federal OSHA website should have the same guide available.
One other thing to remember is the training needs to be understandable by all your employees, so on many farms this will mean two offerings -- one in English and one in Spanish. There may be extra cost to secure a Spanish-speaking trainer, but not conducting and documenting the training may also result in a significant fine for non-compliance. Taking the positive step will probably be much less costly.
Finally, take time for a safety inspection on your farm. Involve your employees as well as your own time. There are increasing reports of OSHA inspections on dairy farms in the Midwest, so it may only be a matter of time before your farm is on the inspection list of one or more alphabet soup agencies.
Chuck Schwartau has been with the University of Minnesota Extension Service for 31 years. As part of the Extension Dairy Team, he focuses on workforce development and management, dairy business organization and risk management. Contact him at email@example.com or (507) 536-6301.
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Alright guys, I've been surfing the forums for my specific issue, but have had no luck. I have an alfa awus036h connected to a bt4-final vm using virtualbox. when i "/etc/init.d/networking start" and then "/etc/init.d/wicd start" I can see wireless networks around me with wicd, but when I try to connect to them wicd tells me it is putting down the interface and then hangs, it may or may not continue to say "connecting", but it will never connect. Now whats even more strange to me is that the card is perfectly functional with the aircrack-ng suit. I cracked my networks WEP password just to test and of course ran aireplays injection test with no problems, I just can't connect to any networks. Any insight?
P.S. I'm using the rtl8187 driver. Thanks in advance
----Alright, so now I've tried the r8187 drivers and i have the same issue. I still can't connect to any wireless networks. Ifconfig wlan0 up has only made it so that I can't see any networks at all; but my output for iwconfig wlan0 and ifconfig wlan0 are completely normal:
If anyone has any ideas please let me knowroot@bt:~# iwconfig wlan0
wlan0 802.11b/g Mode:Managed Channel=2
Access Point: Not-Associated Bit Rate:11 Mb/s Tx-Power=5 dBm
Retryn Fragment thrff
Encryption keyff
Link Quality:3/100 Signal level:23 dBm Noise level:-159 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
root@bt:~# ifconfig wlan0
wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:c0:ca:33:77:51
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:4 errors:1 dropped:5 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:1519 (1.5 KB) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B)


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The E36 chassis 3-Series BMW was a huge hit among driving enthusiasts from the first moment the car hit the pavement. The E36 won numerous awards over the years it was produced and is still a favorite of many BMW enthusiasts to this day! -- View the E36 Wiki
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E36 1998 Model overheating
Hi Folks
My car is driving me bonkers and so is my garage. Here is the history car started to overheat so stopped as my last E36 did the same thing, cooled down and had car taken to garage.
The water pump had gone as well as the viscous fan thingie so that was replaced, the mechanic said there was slight preasure at the top of the head and it might be the overhead gasket. Now the car still overheats and when you remove the cap from the expansion tank it takes around 15 mins for all the gurgling and hissing and bubbling to subside, apparently it has been blead twice.
Now my mechanic says it is bubbling and hissing because chamber 3 and 4 has blowen, now what I am not getting is that is runs very well and the fault is intermittent there is no lack in power and the oil looks clean. On start up there is a slight ticking noise that goes away when the engine heats up,also the temp guage is at half way after 5 mins and the engine block is cold.
I have also read other interesting facts on the internet that the E36 is a bitch to bleed and that distilled water and only BMW Coolant should be used as they are known for overheating issues.
I just don't understand how it can be the head gasket when it runs so well please help
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Thank you The Raven
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Looks forward to the replies on my overheating E26
Your mechanic should be telling you what diagnostics he's done to determine the head gasket is blown at cylinders 3 & 4. Did he do a compression test and get low readings on these cylinders? Did he do a leak down test and see a high leak down rate at these cylinders? Has he done a pressure test on the cooling system that failed and then seen signs of coolant in cylinders 3 & 4?
If your mechanic can't or won't give you this info it's time to find a new mechanic.
You are correct that E36s can be difficult to bleed. This procedure has always worked for me. You have add the coolant very slowly and let it overflow until you see zero bubbles, not even tiny ones coming out.
I use BMW coolant and distilled water for a couple reasons, first it's not really any more expensive than buy the other brands of pre-mixed coolants, and second in my own unscientific comparison testing it seems to have more lubricant and corrosion inhibitor in it than commercial brands do.
Good luck.
2006 Z4 3.0si Sport Package (But I'll still hang with my "homies" in the E36 forum)
Gone Bonkers E36 Gone Bonkers too
Thanks mate
The dumb blonde who is me aint so dumb any longer. By the way the way the garage was suggesting I get a donor engine for my E36 as that is what it needs. Confused.com or what, I will try and get the machine bleed properly and keep you guys updated.
Many thanks
While I wouldn't want to take action without a proper compression and leakdown test, that certainly does sound like a blown head gasket is letting combustion gasses from the cylinder into the cooling system.
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Ok...this is getting ridiculous. Someone come buy a few of these things.
Yea, unfortunately I would have to concur with the blown head gasket but a compression test would be more determinative.
Re overheating issue
Hi Folks
My thoughts is that the car is on the cusp of having overhead gasket issues, however it does not explain when the fault is not there it runs like a dream, to be honest when the temp needle moves from the middle to the first white it still runs like a dream but I panic.I would have though that overhead gasket blowen 3 and 4 chambers would cause performance issues.
Has anybody used Blue Devil in their beemer? apparently all my bubbling and hissing from the expansin tank is a symptom and this stuff has good reviews, I would rather take that route than a doner engine etc etc
Thanks for your support
Rsolution to E36 1998 0verheating
Hi Folks
You will know when I first posted this, and in the last month I received resolution from another garage who were aware of bad bleeding and guess what overheating.The machine has been serviced now and runs like a dream.
Let me tell you something when your garage starts bleeding you real good, look for another, overhead gasket indeed, its an easy cop out and a great load of cash for the guy who cant be bothered to do the job right.
Never give up and go to a decent garage who knows how to bleed the system as the E36 has a lean collant system therefore very difficult to bleed, Posting this as I would hate anybody to go through the rip off stuff I have been through, going to takr this further tho two receipts from old garage saying bleeding the coolant system eh no, the other garage charged ne 50 quid to bleed the system and a 30 mile run for road test assurance he has saved ny car, from sharks we all know they are out there be aware.
Glad you got it sorted. I think it's always a good idea for people who are unfamiliar with cars to post their situation in the enthusiast forums to get a second (or third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh) opinion.
1998 BMW 328is
1966 Pontiac GTO
2007 Subaru Impreza 2.5i 5-door
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E36 Back to normal
Hi Thanks
I was suspicious about my origional garage as they condemmed another E36 I had with the dreaded overhead gasket, so I sold it in haste to a relation and the car is still running around it had over 200000 miles on the clock, unlike the current machine whi is sitting at 77000. My view on them, well you really don't want to know that, however it seems to be a car in then get it out irrespective if there is no resolution, lets screw the customer for around 800 quid so as the car can lie in the customers drive for six weeks or so. Where the other garage took as long as it took to get all the air bubbles out, he did say if that did not fix it then the gasket was a prime suspect. I had him service the machine on Friday and he said there was no evidence in the oil to tell him that it was the death sentence. Its running like a sweet dream watch for those sharks out there guys and thanks for your support Buy the way the garage that I currntly am using is one that I used years ago why oh why I stopped going to him I will never know, prob the attitude that only a Performance garage could look after a BMW, well there is no truth in that just a garage and mechanics who will seek resolution for the customer and know what they are doing.
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