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I Always Wanted To Know:
How to make free (or cheap) Internet phone calls?
Many computers come equipped today with webcams and microphones but how do you use it to communicate? Can you call traditional phones or just other computers? Let's start by talking about what hardware and software you'll need and then how to do it.
Hardware you'll need:
- Computer with high-speed internet access (cable or DSL service)
- Microphone for voice chat & phone calls
- Webcam for video chat
- Skype software and account (free from http://www.skype.com )
How to make internet phone calls:
Before we jump into using Skype, let's talk about the difference between computer-to-computer calls and calls to land line and cellar phones. Calls from computer-to-computer are generally free and only require that both the person making and receiving the call have the same software program to communicate. Calls made from a computer to a land line or cellular phone do not require the receiving party to have a computer or software, but the person making the call will have to pay a fee.
The reason to use a software like Skype is the cost. If you make calls from computer-to-computer, it's totally free and you can communicate with voice and video. Even when making calls to a land line or cellular phone, the price-per-minute is almost always significantly cheaper than using long distance or international phone service on a regular phone. If you want to make a call to a land line or cellular phone, you'll need to purchase credits with Skype or subscribe to a monthly service plan.
Once you've downloaded and installed Skype from www.skype.com,it's a simple process to call someone. If you want to chat computer-to-computer for free, start by adding the person you wish to speak with as a contact. You can search for contacts by name, Skype nickname, e-mail address or by phone number. Once you've found who you want to talk to, you can Add to Contacts to save the address. Click Video Call to place a video call, or click the drop-down button next to Call Phone and select Call Skype to make a voice-only call.
The rates to call a land line phone will vary depending on the place you call. The fantastic thing about Skype ,is you can check the rate to any country by clicking here. If, for example, I wanted to call my cousin in the United Kingdom, it would cost either 2.3c per minute to call her landline, 25.9c per minute to call her T-Mobile cell phone, or if we were talking a lot, I could purchase a $39.99 unlimited to all of Europe plan. Comparing this to the $1.69 a minute for international long distance to the United Kingdom AT&T currently charges, you can see how much money you can save using Skype.
Need more help? Skype has a fantastic how-to and support site availible by clicking here. Once you start using services like Skype chatting, I know you'll love it so give it a try today.
P.S. If your microphone's sound quality is not that great, consider buying a USB microphone. They convert your voice into digital signal versus an analog one, which can eliminate interference sounds. Many come with noise cancellation features or in headset/microphone combos.
Do you have a general technology or electronics question you always wanted to know like "How does a Microwave work?" or "Why do LED's last so long?" Write me at firstname.lastname@example.com and your question may be answered in an upcoming "I Always Wanted To Know." For specific computer support questions ask our writers by clicking here.
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Colton police officers arrested a 61-year-old man suspected of trying to break into a business on Sunday morning.
The owner of Jim-N-I Tire Services, at 444 East Valley Blvd., was working inside the building about 10:30 a.m. - a time when the business was closed - when he was alerted by someone trying to break into the back of the business, according to a Colton police news release.
The business owner called the police, who notified an officer patrolling the 400 block of East Valley, officials said. The officer coordinated with additional officers to create a perimeter around the business and found the suspect - who was allegedly using a pick axe to gain entry to the building.
Francisco J. Perez was taken into custody and booked at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga on suspicion of burglary.

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Time for one of my favorite things to do: briefly review books. It's tough to do this in the midst of the academic semester. I've got two critically acclaimed bestsellers for you today, each of which I review in summary fashion. First up is Michael Chabon's very recent Manhood for Amateurs (HarperCollins, 2009). Chabon is [Read More…]
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According to this book, Darwinism encourages conflict between societies because it thinks that might is right ('the survival of the fittest'): for that reason, Darwinism 'is the true cause of terrorism,' as it is of all other evils. The book also says, 'This is important evidence that evolution never happened' and 'Allah has created human beings, animals and the world. Life did not arise by way of evolution.' The author of the book is Harun Yahya, and its publisher is Global Publishing in Istanbul...
Under the headline 'Harun Yahya / An Invitation to the Truth' the web site says:
'This invitation is a totally non-profit, idealist enterprise. The writer himself does not seek or make any financial gain from the books he has written. Nor those who contribute to the design, publication and the distribution of these books, or the documentary films, audio recordings, graphic designs based on these books seek or make any financial gain. In the same spirit, this web site gives free access to all the books written by Harun Yahya and other materials inspired by his works."
The author says this about himself on his web site:
'Harun Yahya is a pen name used by Mr. Adnan Oktar. Born in Ankara in 1956, Adnan Oktar is a prominent Turkish intellectual. Completely devoted to moral values and dedicated to communicating the sacred values he cherishes to other people, Oktar started his intellectual struggle in 1979 during his education at Mimar Sinan University"s Academy of Fine Arts. During his university years, he carried out detailed research into the prevalent materialistic philosophies and ideologies around him, to the extent of becoming even more knowledgeable about them than their advocates.2008-01-06 00:03:53
As a result of his accumulation of knowledge, he has written various books on the fallacy of the theory of evolution. His dedicated intellectual effort against Darwinism and materialism has grown out to be a worldwide phenomenon. Quoting from the 22 April 2000 issue of New Scientist, Mr. Oktar became an "international hero" in communicating the fallacy of the theory of evolution and the fact of creation. The author"s intellectual struggle against materialism and Darwinism has frequently been mentioned in such mainly evolutionist publications as National Geographic, Science, New Scientist and NSCE Reports. The English and German editions of the November, 2004, issue of National Geographic referred to the author"s works concerning the Fact of Creation. ...'
In a strongly worded article about East Turkestan and critical of China, Harun Yahya says:
'As Mao himself confessed, the most important ideological support of the communist regime in China is Darwin"s theory of evolution. In his book China and Charles Darwin, the Harvard University historian James Reeve Pusey describes the great influence of Darwinism in China and how it prepared the intellectual foundations of communism.' ..."


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Yorgos Lanthimos' sci-fi comedy-drama "The Lobster," which won the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, led the nominations Tuesday morning for the British Independent Film Awards. The movie earned seven nods, including best British independent film, director, screenplay, producer of the year, actor for Colin Farrell and supporting actor and actress for Ben Whishaw and Olivia Colman.
The drama "45 Years" and Shakespeare's "Macbeth" followed with six nominations each.
Joining "The Lobster" in the best film category are "45 Years," "Amy," "Ex Machina" and "Macbeth."
Besides Farrell,...


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Stephen Spiro, Ph.D.
Professor and Program Head
[email protected]
Lab Webpage
Education and Professional Affiliations
B.Sc., Molecular Biology, University of Edinburgh, UK.
Ph.D., Molecular Biology and Microbiology, University of Sheffield, UK.
Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Sheffield, UK.
Before joining UTD Dr. Spiro held Faculty positions at the University of East Anglia, UK, and the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Dr. Spiro's research is currently focused on responses to nitric oxide, a toxic free radical that is a by-product of normal metabolic processes in bacteria, as well as being a chemical defense synthesized by host phagocytic cells in response to infection by pathogenic microorganisms.
Research Interests
Nitric oxide (NO) is a water-soluble free-radical gas that is toxic in biological systems by virtue of its reactivity towards proteins, metal ions, lipids and DNA. Eukaryotic phagocytic cells exploit this toxicity by synthesizing NO as one of the arsenal of poisonous molecules that are used to kill invading pathogens. Successful intra-cellular pathogens (such as Salmonella and Mycobacterium species) are able to resist phagocyte killing mechanisms. There is increasing evidence that the ability to detoxify NO is required by some pathogens for survival inside host cells.
NO is also synthesized by Bacteria as an intermediate or by-product of normal respiratory processes. Specifically, nitrite can be used as an electron acceptor for anaerobic respiration by the denitrifying Bacteria, which reduce nitrite to NO, and also use NO as an electron acceptor, reducing it to nitrous oxide. The enteric Bacteria reduce nitrite to ammonia, but also catalyze the reduction of nitrite to NO, such that NO is made at a low concentration as a by-product of nitrite respiration. Escherichia coli has three enzymes that reduce or oxidize NO to less toxic compounds, and we speculate that one or more of these enzymes has a role in protecting the cell against the NO that is made endogenously from nitrite. The same enzymes may allow pathogens such as Salmonella to detoxify the NO made by host cells.
All three NO detoxification systems are up-regulated by exposure to nitrite or NO, and our major interest is to characterize the regulatory mechanisms involved, using E. coli as a model system. We study a transcriptional activator called NorR, which controls expression of the genes encoding a flavorubredoxin that reduces NO to nitrous oxide under anaerobic conditions. We have defined the mechanism of NO sensing by NorR and charaterized the cis-acting regulatory sequences required for transcriptional regulation. Future work will continue to probe structure-function relationships in the NorR protein, and to identify any additional genes that are regulated by NorR.
We recently discovered a transcriptional repressor, NsrR, that regulates expression of a flavohemoglobin, which oxidizes NO to nitrate. NsrR regulates at least three other genes, the products of which have poorly defined roles in mediating NO resistance. An important goal now is to study the biochemistry of NsrR, with a view to understanding the mechanism by which repression is relieved by NO. We have recently used chromatin immunoprecipitation and microarray analysis (ChIP-on-chip) to define NsrR binding sites across the entire E. coli genome. This study has revealed that there are many more targets for NsrR regulation than we previously suspected, most of which do not have obvious roles in NO detoxification. Future work will use genetic, molecular and physiological approaches to probe the roles of NsrR-regulated genes.
In a broader sense, the lab is interested in defining the enzymatic source(s) of NO during nitrite respiration. We are interested to identify the proteins that provide protection against endogenously generated NO, and to identify the major cellular targets for the low concentrations of NO that are made during nitrite respiration.
- Bodenmiller, D.M. and Spiro, S. (2006) The yjeB (nsrR) gene of Escherichia coli encodes a nitric oxide sensitive regulator of transcription. Journal of Bacteriology 188: 874-881.
- Lee, Y-Y., Shearer, N. and Spiro, S. (2006) Transcription factor NNR from Paracoccus denitrificans is a sensor of both nitric oxide and oxygen: isolation of nnr* alleles encoding effector-independent proteins and evidence for a haem-based sensing mechanism. Microbiology 152: 1461-1470.
- D'Autréaux, B., Tucker, N.P., Dixon, R. and Spiro, S. (2005) A non-haem iron centre in the transcription factor NorR senses nitric oxide. Nature 437: 769-772.
- Tucker, N.P., D'Autréaux, B., Studholme, D.J., Spiro, S. and Dixon, R. (2004) DNA binding activity of the Escherichia coli nitric oxide sensor NorR suggests a conserved target sequence in diverse proteobacteria. Journal of Bacteriology 186: 6656-6660.
- Hutchings, M.I., Mandhana, N. and Spiro, S. (2002) The NorR protein of Escherichia coli activates expression of the flavorubredoxin gene norV in response to reactive nitrogen species. Journal of Bacteriology 184: 4640-4643.
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I don not know we can run IPX on x86 OS, it sounds kind of contradictory,
but from another hand cpu structure support is only x number of commands
required, everything else stays the same. So if there is no need to rebuild
mono, then it shouldn't be as big problem.
Do you know the cost of Alvia boards for dual port and for quad port?
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Thompson [mailto:jim at netgate dot com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 10:44 PM
To: Alex M
Cc: Monowall Support List
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] RE: [m0n0wall-dev] Re: [m0n0wall] Support for
hardware project
On Mar 6, 2007, at 5:05 PM, Alex M wrote:
>>> But you're the one that proposed using VIA boards and second-source
>>> ethernet cards and wanted to make the centerpiece of the discussion
>>> "price".
> No, that was Lee talking about VIA board, I only concerned about price
>>> I presume that the members of the list want to discuss the
>>> development of m0n0wall, and do NOT wish the discussion to devolve
>>> into a "general solutions for service providers list"
> Well I say there is a big cance to end up with Intel CPU that
> doesn't not
> support X86, in that case even if we can get the board for $20,
> some one
> would have to put all mono files on another version of BSD, so that
> would be
> a developers part too. And, and if there will be no one willing to
> do that
> the search for better pricing will do no good as community wont get
> the
> benefit if they can not install mono on it.
Are you saying its a big 'chance' (risk) to use an Intel CPU that
doesn't execute x86 instructions, or that its a big "change"
to do so?
Did you know that support for the Intel ixp42x CPUs (specifically the
gateworks boards) has been MFCed to FreeBSD 6.2?
The biggest problem now is getting the requisite packages to go
through a cross-compiler (harder than it looks) or to build a native
"build" environment. Currently I'm getting one of these to run
FreeBSD 6.2: http://www.intel.com/design/storage/sb.htm
Though the Freecom box could be interesting as well.
Running a native build environment 'fixes' the issue of getting the
various packages to run through a cross compiler, modulo byte-
ordering issues
possible for some things.
pfSense is being put on the Avilia boards. I fully expect that
m0n0wall will follow. Since most of the Avila boards have a CF
socket, and since the work has completed to allow the FreeBSD kernel
to boot from the on-board (non-CF) flash, installing pfSense (or
m0n0) will be no more difficult
than loading a CF with a pre-compiled image and using tftp to load
the kernel in the on-board flash.
Eliminating the CF socket (with a custom m0n0wall image) and tftp-ing
that into the on-board flash (assuming it can be made to fit in 16MB)
would allow the use of freebsd/m0n0 on the single-socket Gateworks
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Although I grew up in San Jose, I went to the University of San Diego and established my own roots in San Diego. Going to USD, I was fortunate enough to live in Mission Beach, and on several Sundays, visited the Barefoot Bar. The night before graduating from USD in 1999, I was introduced to my now-husband at the ever-popular USD hangout, The Pennant. We began dating and eventually I moved up to the LA area to be closer to him. Then on September 13, 2002, we got engaged.
While it's traditional for couples to marry in the bride's hometown, we felt like San Diego was the perfect place because it is where we met and where so much of our relationship developed. There were several places that people threw out as options for our wedding, but only one stood out: Paradise Point. We had the most amazing wedding reception in the Sunset Ballroom that people still talk about to this day over 8 years later. When we woke up the morning after our wedding, we vowed to come back to Paradise Point every year for our anniversary because, to us, it is such a magical and special place.
And that is just what we have done. We celebrated our first anniversary with a lovely weekend at Paradise Point. An added bonus to our 1st anniversary: we found out that we were pregnant just days before arriving at Paradise Point. Being pregnant changed my perspective a bit on vacationing, and so The Spa at Paradise Point became more important than ever. The staff also made this stay very special by allowing us to stay in the same room we stayed in on our wedding night.
Fast forward another year, and we brought our 5-month old son along with us to Paradise Point for our 2nd anniversary, again staying in our wedding suite.
Unfortunately, due to scheduling conflicts, we weren't able to celebrate our 3rd anniversary at Paradise Point, but we were able to celebrate with my husband's side of the family his parents' 40th wedding anniversary the following year. (That trip I was pregnant with baby #2!)
Which brings us to last summer...what we would consider our first real family vacation with our kids. We took the train down from Orange County, which the kids absolutely loved. We had a blast playing at the pool, taking the 4-seater bikes around, and taking the water taxi to Sea World. And what meant so much to me was showing my 4 and 6 year old kids where it all started for our family - the Sunset Ballroom. We walked over to the Sunset Ballroom and reminisced about the wonderful day we had and shared our hopes and dreams that our kids would someday have the same magical experience.


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Barrie said softly, looking out of the open window at the purple night, purple as heather.
They were just rising from breakfast when Will Barrie burst into the kitchen.
She was not so tall as Barrie as they stood together, she discovered, and she wanted the girl to sit down.
I have read that it is, somewhere—in one of Barrie's yarns, I think.
At the age of eighteen, Mr. Barrie entered Edinburgh University.
"I will run down to Mrs. Barrie's," I said, after long thinking.
He tells us that Barrie is not himself since his nephew was drowned, that he has aged considerably.
I suddenly exclaimed, as we were turning into Mrs. Barrie's house.
Under the lash of Mrs. MacDonald's tongue she would defend herself, and Barrie would go to the wall.
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Thread: Missed Abortion
15th April 2013 02:33 PM #1
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Missed Abortion
I was 8 week pregnant when doctor found, my baby is not growing well and no heartbeat. It was my first baby. 2 days ago, i had D & C. We tried to find reason of my missed abortion to prevent such problems next time. Unfortunately, we could not find anything.
Now, myself and my husband are worried about next pregnancy. When shall i plan for it? What care should i take to avoid this again?
Please advise.
17th April 2013 05:16 PM #2
Hi Vikalp - Welcome to our forum. I am so sorry to hear about your miscarriage. Sometimes the baby doesn't develop as expected and often a cause cannot be found. It is natural to worry about a future pregnancy. Doing some preconception care can help improve both you and your husbands health - which in turn helps you conceive and have a healthy pregnancy. Doing preconception care for 3 or months is ideal. Let us know if you have any further questions. Would love to hear about what others have done to help prepare for a future pregnancy.
22nd April 2013 05:09 PM #3
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Hi Vikalp
First, please accept my condolences on the loss of your baby. A number of years ago I had a missed miscarriage (or missed abortion). I was 13 weeks pregnant. That discovery stands out in my mind still as one of the most devastating moments of my life.
In preparing for another child I was determined to give both myself and my baby the best possible chance. I sought help from an independent midwife who reviewed my lifestyle, including diet, exercise and so forth, and made recommendations on how to improve my health.
I reduced the amount of caffeine I was drinking (I love tea), took some supplements to boost various vitamins and minerals in my body and began exercising for 30 minutes a day. My midwife also recommended I visit a chiropractor.
This was a challenge for me because I had a very dim view of them, mostly fueled by the neck cracking and so forth that you see in the movies! My chiropractor came to be my greatest asset in preparing for a new pregnancy. She helped me to realign a body that, after far too many years sitting in an office chair, was quite out of whack. She also assisted me to work through the fears I had of attempting another pregnancy and to move forward with courage.
While I suppose I will never know for certain, I credit the birth of my healthy and beautiful 2 year old girl to the preconception care provided to me by my independent midwife and chiropractor, both of whom cared for me right through the pregnancy and out to 6 weeks after my baby's birth.
I would highly recommend preconception care. Best of luck Vikalp!
PS: For those who don't know, a missed miscarriage (or missed abortion) is when a baby dies but a miscarriage does not occur spontaneously as would ordinarily be expected.
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24th April 2013 06:40 AM #4
Dear Vikalp,
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you.
My first pregnancy also resulted in a miscarriage. I don't know if it will help you to know that miscarriages are unfortunately quite common (my sonographer said around 1 in 5 pregnancies sadly ends in a miscarriage) but the positive news is that by far the majority of these women go on to have healthy babies.
I know it is, in some ways, particularly difficult when your first pregnancy ends in a miscarriage as you start to doubt your bodies ability to have children. However, whilst you grieve for the baby you have lost please take hope that this does not mean you cannot go on to have a healthy pregnancy.
I found that keeping as stress-free as possible helped to prepare my body for the next pregnancy. Be nice to yourself! Do the things you love doing! I also found that eating lots of organic vegetables helped me to feel more prepared as well as daily exercise.
Please do post back if we can help you further.
Best wishes,


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The Weber County Attorney's Office has identified Clifford Dean Owens as the man Ogden police shot Tuesday before Owens led officers on a multicounty chase.
Ogden officers responded to a complaint about a suspicious vehicle at an apartment complex Tuesday night, but when an officer approached the vehicle, Owens, 51, tried to drive away. He repeatedly rammed the officer's cruiser, and the officer opened fire, striking Owens twice as he sped away, according to the Attorney's Office.
He led police on a high-speed chase until he was eventually caught in Cache County. Owens was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries.
The officer was unharmed, but has been put on paid administrative leave pending an investigation by the Attorney's Office.
According to a Utah court records check, Owens has no criminal history other than a fraudulent insurance claim conviction in 2007.
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Professional Photographers Find Massively Successful New Careers Helping Amateurs Be Better Photographers
from the don't-sit-and-whine dept
One of the most vocal groups of folks we've seen, when it comes to resisting the changing market dynamics brought about by digital technologies and the internet, is not the music or movie industries... but photographers. We've seen photographers compare microstock photo sites to pollution and drug dealing in terms of the "harm" that they can do. We've seen photographers complain that amateurs are destroying the market. Certainly, not all professional photographers are like this -- and we've heard from plenty who are doing cool and unique business models as well. Rob Hyndman pointed us to an interesting story at Slate, that discusses a few professional photographers who have found massive success (much more than they had before) by helping those nasty amateurs become much better in the craft of photography:
At first glance, David Hobby looks like just another casualty of the decline of print media: A longtime staff photographer for the Baltimore Sun, he was one of many employees who accepted a buyout in 2008 as part of broad staff reductions at the distressed newspaper.Those two photographers totally have the right attitude. Rather than looking at the changing market and crying about how they can't make money the way they used to, they both see these changes as an opportunity, which is allowing them to do quite well, from the sound of things. The attitude that McNally has is really perfect:
Yet last month he embarked on a sold-out, cross-country tour that will visit 29 cities. Approximately $1 million in tickets have been sold for the privilege of hearing Hobby and famed magazine photographer Joe McNally speak about their craft. Hobby's blog, Strobist, on which he teaches amateurs the lighting techniques used by professionals, welcomed 2 million unique visitors last year.
McNally doesn't see anything demeaning in sharing his insights with thousands of amateurs; rather, he says he's come to enjoy teaching. "If you encounter passion, you have to counter it with your own passion," he says. "Even if, at the end of the day, you feel they're not going to go out the next day and climb the Empire State Building."Those two paragraphs could certainly apply to almost all of the various industries we talk about here. You can fight change, or you can realize how change often opens up a much larger market, and you can take the same passion you have directly into that new market.
That sentiment is alien to the old guard in the professional photography world, where, Hobby says, "there's a lot of information-hoarding, and [a sense that] if I teach this person how to do this, he'll become my competition." Once the dust settles from all the change he's helped bring about, Hobby thinks there will still be legitimate careers for professional photographers. "You'll have fewer rock stars, and a much larger middle class," he says, a group of photographers who will find ways to distinguish themselves from the rest of the pack.


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Parrker Westphal is one of Bolingbrook high school football team's "go to" guys on the defensive side of the football. But just because Westphal is a leader now doesn't mean he hasn't done his fair share of following. Growing up with a brother, Brandon, five years older meant little brother played quite a bit of tag-along. That is just the way their father, Brian, planned it.
"Whenever they would go somewhere Parrker would always either ask Brandon or I made Brandon take Parrker with him," the elder Westphal stated. "Cause I want them to be brothers. I want them to do things together and share everything together as much as they could."
"And then as Parrker got older and Brandon had his thing going too, when Parrker would have his stuff, I then would ask or make Brandon go with Parrker."
Brandon, a 6'1, 225 pound junior linebacker at Illinois State, doesn't mind lending his expertise and sharing his experience with little bro. But as is the case with most sibling relationships, Brandon makes sure Parrker knows who still has the edge. At the same time he also makes sure to pass along every bit of football knowledge he possibly can.
"It was probably eighth grade midgets and just seeing him running around on the field, his intensity and enthusiasm with everything," said Brandon. "When I got to college I was teaching him stuff that I was learning so when he was in the eighth grade freshman year he was already like three years ahead of everybody else."
"Ever since eighth grade it has just been a blast being able to watch him play and just do some things that I wouldn't have thought he'd be able to do at that age, or any kid."
With his older brother giving him an early and detailed football education, Parrker took on one of Brandon's traits that really can't be taught and uses it as a major strength on the field.
"He even hit his own teammates," Parker said. "He gave his corners concussions going up for interceptions so him just getting after the ball I take that after him. He was real aggressive."
While Brandon remains away at Illinois State getting things done in his own right he still makes time for the brother-to-brother film sessions.
"If the family couldn't come out to my game on the weekend then my dad would send me Parrker's game film and I would be on the phone with Parrker just going over stuff (saying things like), 'like next time just keep your eyes on his hips on this play,' or fast forward to the ten minute mark and tell him, 'get your head back around faster,'" said Brandon. "I'm always trying to help him out."
Aside from any tips or nuances he needs to pass along, Brandon also sees a very talented athlete when he pops the tape in.
"(Parrker is) somebody that's going to be intense, physical," said Brandon. "That's going to be aggressive but at the same time patient. Not going to force a play to happen because then he'll have the opportunity to miss that play if he's trying to force it. He wants to put the team on his back, he likes having that role of being a leader and just out there doing the dirty work that no one else will do."
Unfortunately for Parrker, his brother and father aren't the only ones who have their hands on game film with him in action.
"They'll have their top receiver go away from me some plays," said Westphal. "In the Neuqua Valley game last week I noticed, I was locked up on number three the whole game and then their coach kept putting him at the slot so he'd be away from me and then finally they had him out wide and I'm like oh he's going to run a go route. And then I saw his eyes get all bright so I hurried up and picked it off but that's the only time they threw my way."
Written story by Kyle Bogeschutz
Stay tuned to GoBlueWolverine for part two during which the Westphals discuss the visit to Michigan.


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It's a Girl for Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky!
Thor had a baby—and it's a girl! Congratulations to new parents Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky!
-Lucia Peters
My goodness! Between the birth announcements and the first photos, does the celebrity baby news ever stop? Apparently not, because now we've got a new one to add to the list: The Avengers star Chris Hemsworth and his wife, Spanish actress Elsa Pataky, have welcomed a baby girl to the world. Congratulations to the happy family!
According to People, the new little wee one arrived on Friday, May 11. Chris and Elsa have been married since 2010; Elsa announced in January of this year that the couple would be expecting their first child in Hola! magazine. Unfortunately I don't speak Spanish, so I'm relying on People's translation here, but apparently she and Chris decided to keep the baby's sex a surprise until birth. Cute, no? "Since it's our first child," the actress said, "we don't care if it's a boy or a girl. Our only wish is that it's healthy." Awww!
Furthermore, Elsa told the Spanish-language mag, "I'm only going to speak to the baby in Spanish. I already told my husband, 'Get ready fast with Spanish because, if not, you're not going to be able to understand what we say." Bilingual baby? Bring it on!
Read Further Adventures in Celeb Baby Photos: Meet Bruce Willis' Baby Girl, Mabel Ray
What's that? You want to know the baby's name? Silly me! How could I forget? You'll love this one: It's India Rose. About the choice, Chris told USA Today, "We love the country and we love the name." Unusual, but (as I've frequently commented in the past) by no means as weird as some of the other celebrity baby names out there.
I've been trying REALLY hard not to make any "as the daughter of Thor…" jokes, but allow me just this one: Do you think India will be anything like this little girl when she's a few years older?
Because that would be AWESOME.
Congratulations again to the happy new family!
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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finally yesterday I got the handshake of my friend network (WPA).
The problem is that I can't find the password. I tried many files without success.
So I'm asking your help.
Can I attach the file .cap (and .txt) captured with airodump-ng to let you to help me to find the password?
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I knew that you replied in this way and I didn't attach anything
What should I ask to my friend to let you know I have the permission?
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Before paying the pizza to my friend I'm trying to play my last chance
I downloaded the 3 GB password list.
I saw the tutorial video and it seems that using airolib-ng is much faster than airecrack -w.
So I divided the 3 GB in three parts, each one of 100 million entry.
I imported the first part in airolib-ng and then I type the batch option.
Well with 100 million of passwords, my pc needs about 5 days to finish the batch option....
I have a core duo E6600 with 2 GB Ram 667 Mhz and ubuntu 8.0.4.
I thought it took less time and it is only the first file.....
Is it normal?
Yes this is perfectly normal. What you seem to have missed, and believe me you are not the first, is that although using a precomputed hashtable with airolib-ng will be much faster than the same process with a wordlist you will first need to compute the hashes. The actual calculation of the hashes will, in the same way as using a wordlist, be a slow and CPU intense process.
The outcome of this is that unless you already have a hashtable for the particular SSID or intend to use the same dictionary against it multiple times, you will be better of simply running the wordlist as it is against the captured handshake.
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Kelly Burdeau Added to BC Women's Volleyball StaffMay 25, 2008
Brevard, N.C. - Former Catawba College standout Kelly Burdeau has been added to the Brevard College women's volleyball staff, head coach Brenda Skeffington announced Thursday.Burdeau, a four-year player for the Lady Indians, will join the BC staff as a graduate assistant and will help Coach Skeffington with day-to-day operations, practices, workouts and defense.
"I am thrilled to have Coach Kelly on board, she was recommended very highly by a colleague of mine that coached club ball against her," stated Skeffington. "She has proven to be an excellent high school coach and will be an asset to our team."
While a member of the Lady Indians volleyball team from 2001-2004, Catawba was the SAC Tournament Champions in 2001 and won the SAC regular-season title in 2002.
Since graduating in December 2004 with a B.A. in Mathematics and a double-minor in both Education and Spanish, Burdeau has both taught and coached at the high school level. From 2005 to 2008, Burdeau coached both the Varsity and Junior Varsity Volleyball teams at West Iredell High School, where she posted an overall record of 72-11 and was twice named the Coach of the Year, having been NPC Champions in both 2006 and 2007 and was District, Sectional, Regional and North Carolina State Finalist in 2007.
Brevard College was 16-15 last season, as the Tornados competed as provisional members of both the NCAA Division II level and the South Atlantic Conference.


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Ke$ha's mother says singer 'almost died' from eating disorder
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Ke$ha's mother is continuing to shed more light on the singer's eating disorder.
In another interview with "People," Pebe Sebert is speaking out from the Timberline Knolls rehab facility near Chicago, where she recently joined her daughter.
Pebe is being treated for post-traumatic stress over the pop star's public battle. She says doctors told her that the singer "almost died" from her bulimia, revealing that she had levels of "blood pressure and sodium" that were so low she was at risk of a heart attack or stroke. She claims she was told it was "a miracle [Kesha] hadn't already dropped dead on stage."
Sebert also continued to blame Kesha's management team, including producer Dr. Luke, for putting pressure on her to lose weight. She says Ke$ha was "berated and ridiculed" over her looks for years, which led to a steady decline in her body image.
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Late Goal Cripples BC, 1-0October 5, 2013
BC looks to rebound Wednesday against Tusculum
BREVARD, N.C.- Despite eight Brevard College players taking a shot, the Tornados fell to Lincoln Memorial, 1-0, thanks to a goal in the 87th minute Saturday afternoon in South Atlantic Conference action at Brevard Soccer Field in Brevard, N.C.
The Railsplitters (4-4-1, 2-2-1 SAC) defeated BC for the fifth consecutive time while picking up their second road win of the year. The Tornados (2-7, 0-4 SAC) dropped their sixth straight and was shutout for the first time since Sept. 19.
"They worked really hard and they stayed disciplined and stuck to the game plan," said assistant coach Bradley Morrison of the BC squad.
The match proved to be a see-saw battle while both teams took five shots in the first half.
LMU scored the first and only goal of the match in the 85th minute when Nathaniel Johnson recovered a loose ball upon a plethora of players inside the box and squeaked one past the outstretched arms of Heath Turner.
The Railsplitters Leonardo da Silva led both teams with five shots while BC's Daniel Wheldon, Ryan Vandenberg, Jami Uuttu and Adam Martin tallied two apiece. Martin struck a header in the 70th minute that clanked off the crossbar.
Turner finished the match with a pair of saves while his counterpart, Marcel Barwenietz, tallied four. BC outshot LMU, 12-11, but the Railsplitters held a 7-4 advantage in corner kicks.
The Tornados return to action Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. when they welcome Tusculum in a South Atlantic Conference match at Brevard Soccer Field in Brevard, N.C.
Lincoln Memorial (4-4-1, 2-2-1 SAC) vs. Brevard College (2-7, 0-4 SAC)
Date: Oct 05, 2013 Attendance:
Weather: 72 degrees sunny with some clouds
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Lincoln Memorial.... 0 1 - 1
Brevard College..... 0 0 - 0
1. 85:23 LMU Nathaniel Johnson (unassisted) - recovered loose ball in box and beats goalie 1v1
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Saves: Lincoln Memorial 4 (Marcel Barwanietz 4), Brevard College 2
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By Eric Stevick Herald Writer
EVERETT — A former Mountlake Terrace High School senior accused of breaking the jaw of a special education student was charged with first-degree robbery Wednesday.
The allegation adds to the mounting legal troubles facing Darian Tyler Sharpe, 18.
Sharpe also is charged with assault and attempted kidnapping from a June 2012 incident in which a Lynnwood man was beaten by three men. In that case, Sharpe is accused of threatening to shoot the man if he didn't get into a BMW with him. He's also accused of beating the man with a revolver when he refused.
The charge filed Wednesday alleges Sharpe broke the jaw of a fellow student with special needs on Dec. 4 during a robbery in a high school bathroom. He immediately was expelled.
Besides the jaw injury, the student lost consciousness, had cuts and bruises to his face and had a front tooth knocked out, according to court papers. He was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he was treated for his injuries.
Prosecutors allege Sharpe recruited another student to rob the victim.
The juvenile co-defendant allegedly admitted choking the boy, a junior, while the victim was washing his hands. Sharpe then allegedly punched the victim in the head until he "dropped," court papers said.
The pair allegedly walked out of the bathroom with the boy's wallet, which contained $7.
That's when Sharpe allegedly handed the money to the teen and told him, "Here, you did the dirt, so you get the money."
The co-defendant told Mountlake Terrace police that he thought they just were going to steal the boy's money and he didn't expect him to get hurt.
The victim, who was 16 at the time, told police he remembers being beaten and then waking up on the bathroom floor.
The teen "was very frightened by the assault and could not explain any reason why someone would attack him," court papers said.
Another student witnessed the beginning of the attack and told police he came back with a friend.
By the time he got back, the victim was alone and bleeding heavily.
Mountlake Terrace High School students made cards for the injured student and raised money for his family.
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WATCH: 12-Year-Old SLAYS Beyonce dance routine as mini Yonce!
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Beyonce dance routines have been the subject of YouTube videos since long before Blue Ivy was a Twitter trending topic. So it's no surprise that with the release of her super secret album and videos, that the Bey Hive would only need the holidays to perfect her moves.
But instead of snatched Judys or professional choreographers displaying the best Bey moves, the award for best Yonce routine goes to 12 year old Charlize Glass. This video is the latest clip to surface showcasing Charlize's advanced dancing skills. The Cali native has been dancing since she was two, and has already been featured on Ellen, has danced with Justin Beiber, Ciara and was a runner-up on America's Next Best Dance Crew.
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McNulty named American Mathematical Society Fellow
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George McNulty, a mathematics professor in USC's College of Arts and Sciences, was named a Fellow of the American Mathematical Society (AMS). Mathematical scientists from around the world, representing more than 600 institutions, were selected for this inaugural class of fellows.
McNulty was surprised and honored to be named among the initial group of fellows. "I owe much to the university for providing such a splendid environment to pursue my mathematical work," he said. "I particularly appreciate the support I have had since joining the faculty in 1975 from the deans and the department chairs."
The Fellow of the AMS designation recognizes members who have made outstanding contributions to the creation, exposition, advancement, communication and utilization of mathematics.
"The AMS is the world's largest and most influential society dedicated to mathematical research, scholarship and education," said AMS President Eric M. Friedlander. "Recent advances in mathematics include solutions to age-old problems and key applications useful for society. The new AMS Fellows Program recognizes some of the most accomplished mathematicians -- AMS members who have contributed to our understanding of deep and important mathematical questions, to applications throughout the scientific world and to educational excellence."
Founded in 1888 to further mathematical research and scholarship, the 30,000-member AMS fulfills its mission through programs and services that promote mathematical research and its uses, strengthen mathematical education, and foster awareness and appreciation of mathematics and its connections to other disciplines and everyday life.
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'In 2011-12, Grigorenko scored 85 points (40+45) while picking up just 12 penalty minutes for the Quebec Remparts in his first QMJHL season. He led all first-year players in the league in goals and points, and was second in regular-season assists. Despite only playing in 59 games, Grigorenko's 40 goals and 85 points tied him for fifth and eighth place, respectively, among all players in the league.'
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Sandy Alderson Weighs In On Drew; Says "Fit'' Is More Than Positional Need
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New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson danced around published reports critical of Ruben Tejada's conditioning and steady media demands to sign Stephen Drew.
Earlier this week, The New York Post, citing unnamed sources, said despite Tejada training in the offseason at a Michigan fitness camp he didn't look any more in shape than he did last season.
When Tejada first reported, manager Terry Collins said the shortstop, whose job is on the line this spring, looked good physically.
The off-the-record comment could have come from anywhere: from a front office official, a coach or a player. By club rule, the medical staff isn't permitted to speak to the media.
``Look, we have probably 30 front office and coaching staff down here,'' Alderson told the MLB Network. ``There's going to be a stray comment about players from time to time. That's unfortunately the nature of the media in New York. It's so pervasive that comments like that are going to be gleaned from time to time.''
If indeed the comment came from a front office official, that could have easily been prevented if Alderson ordered his staff not to speak. It's done all the time in all sports and provides an effective muzzle.
Alderson, who said during the winter Tejada could open the season at shortstop, still said the team is looking for improvement.
``We were happy with what Ruben did in the offseason,'' Alderson said. ``We're hopeful that he'll show significant improvement on the field – back to the levels he has demonstrated, so it's not an unrealistic hope. But we continue to look at our middle-infield situation.''
There's no way that can be interpreted as an endorsement.
Ever since the day after the season, which ended with Tejada out with a fractured leg, there have been reports the Mets were interested in Boston free agent Stephen Drew. However, his $14.1 million qualifying offer from the Red Sox, which would cost the Mets a compensatory draft pick, was a deterrent.
Even so, the reports persisted.
``There's been a lot of talk about Stephen Drew obviously,'' Alderson said. ``My own personal view is at this point, Stephen and his agent are reviewing the situation and perhaps looking at a strategy that prolongs this situation into the regular season or even into June.''
Alderson didn't say if the job would be Tejada's until June.
Drew is currently working out in a facility in Miami owned by his agent, Scott Boras.
In the wake of Nelson Cruz signing with the Orioles – he wanted a five-year, $75-million deal, but settled for a one-year, $8-million contract – there's been speculation Drew would reconsider.
Despite claims Drew might wait until June – when the draft pick compensation condition would be lifted after the draft – there's been so signs Boras will back down.
``From our standpoint, look, it does appear that we would be a logical landing spot for someone like Stephen Drew,'' Alderson said. ``But, at the same time, we have to make our own, independent evaluation and cost-benefit computation and act accordingly, which is what we have done.''
Translation: Drew remains too expensive.
The Mets are also discussing a trade with Seattle for infielder Nick Franklin, who reportedly would require pitching in return.
Whatever option the Mets choose, it is clear they are not enamored with Tejada. If by chance they can't land somebody and Tejada keeps the job by default, he needs a big year to stay with the Mets in 2015.
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***John Delcos has covered Major League Baseball for over 20 years, including the Mets and Yankees since 1998. He is a Hall of Fame voter and owns and operates a Mets website, New York Mets Report.com


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I've got a small experience regarding arp spoofing. I managed to make it work with tools such as arpspoof, ettercap following the various tutorials of the site since backtrack 3. Recently I failed to arp spoof some routers with BT5 and I don't understand why. I can verify that the victim is arp spoofed by checking its arp table. And I can see some of the traffic going through the midm machine. But somehow it kills the internet connection of the victim. I think the problem is there (not sure though)
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I've noticed the problem specifically on a router/box provided by my ISP which I can't manage to arp spoof. And the exact same process, same machine, on different router works perfectly. So my question is, are there some router with an anti arp spoof protection ? and if yes, is it possible to circumvent it ? Is there a different arp tool I can test ?
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"If you're a professional looking to advance your business and your career, IAAPA Attractions Expo 2013 has an education session for you to attend," said IAAPA president and CEO Paul Noland. "Companies that use the resources the IAAPA education program provides come away with best practices and strategies that can create immediate and long-term benefit to their businesses."
General Interest Sessions
Education sessions at IAAPA Attractions Expo 2013 will cover a range of the industry's most in-demand topics, including communications and public relations, entertainment, facility operations and emergency preparedness, finance and information technology, food and beverage, games, human resources, marketing, retail merchandising, safety, and more. The cost of attendance of IAAPA Attractions Expo 2013 General Interest sessions is included in the Expo registration fee for IAAPA members. Nonmembers must pay $329 to attend. Other programs and events require separate tickets, as noted in their detailed listings.
Education Session Tracks
Expo attendees may also choose to attend a constituency-specific track of education sessions, designed to direct them to sessions most relevant to their interests. Tracks of sessions with content tailored to zoo and aquarium professionals, water park professionals, family entertainment center (FEC) professionals, as well as museums and science centers professionals are available. Some tracks include programs such as lunches, receptions, and tours that require a separate ticket. More information is available at www.IAAPA.org/expos/iaapa-attractions-expo-2013/education.
Facility Tours
IAAPA Attractions Expo 2013 educational opportunities aren't limited to the confines of the Orange County Convention Center. IAAPA will offer guided, behind-the-scenes tours of six premier Orlando-area attractions throughout the week. Tours include: Disney at Dawn at Epcot, Disney's Blizzard Beach, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Fun Spot America, Legoland Florida and Kennedy Space Center. More information is available at www.IAAPA.org/expos/iaapa-attractions-expo-2013/education/tours.
IAAPA Institutes
IAAPA will offer four comprehensive institutes during IAAPA Attractions Expo 2013 catering to specific interests in the attractions industry. Institutes include the IAAPA Institute for Attractions Managers, a management development program for up-and-coming industry professionals; the Institute for FEC Rookies and Newcomers, a program for those just entering the FEC business; the IAAPA Institute for the Essentials of Human Resource Management, which showcases strategies for managing employees throughout their employment life cycle; and Project Planning for the Attractions Industry, a highly interactive workshop that provides guidance on how to manage a project from start to finish. More information is available at www.IAAPA.org/expos/iaapa-attractions-expo-2013/education.
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Two symposiums held Friday, Nov. 22, will expand attendees' knowledge in specific areas of interest in the attractions industry. The Incident Management Symposium will help prepare companies for the unexpected through small discussion groups that explore key elements of in various crisis scenarios. The Inflatables Symposium is a half-day education program designed to share best practices in risk management, indoor operations, and more. Both are included among the General Interest education program at no additional charge; however pre-registration is encouraged for these popular symposiums. More information is available at www.IAAPA.org/expos/iaapa-attractions-expo-2013/education/friday-symposiums.
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Founded in 1918, the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions is the largest international trade association for permanently situated amusement facilities and attractions and the industry's suppliers, and is dedicated to the preservation and prosperity of the attractions industry. The association's global headquarters is in Alexandria, Virginia, United States, and it maintains regional offices in Brussels, Mexico City and Hong Kong.


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Step Into Tory Burch's Home
Elle Woods may have gotten office cred for her ensembles, but this it's-my-first-day-at-work-in-a-funky-office Barbie look is a real clunker. Trust me. No office is that funky. And hot pink bike shorts never work, especially at work. Or even when biking, for that matter.
How I Would Style It: I love the hit of color. If you must, keep the trench but pair it instead with a clean, elegant black dress. For the less adventurous, a colored bag is an easier accent to pull off.
There are people who anticipate Casual Friday all week like it is Christmas. And then there are those who embrace it daily. My word of advice: Don't. If you're exercising the idea of Casual Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, then how is Friday different? You're basically just sloppy.
How I Would Style It : Lose the leopard stirrup pants. They never work—even on a casual Sunday.
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April 25, 2016 – Spring commencement exercises at Northwestern Oklahoma State University will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, May 7, at Ranger Field.
May 5, 2014--As Northwestern Oklahoma State University graduates prepare to embark upon the next chapter of their lives, they'll first get some advice from Eddie Wyant, 1990 alumnus and District Attorney for both Delaware and Ottawa Counties, during the commencement address on Saturday, May 10, at 10:30 a.m. at Ranger Field. In case of inclement weather commencement will be held in Percefull Fieldhouse.
April 30, 2013 -- The 114th spring commencement at Northwestern Oklahoma State University will be held at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, May 11, at Ranger Field. In case of inclement weather, the ceremony will be moved to Percefull Fieldhouse.
April 25, 2012 -- Robert Reeg, 1978 graduate and president of MasterCard Technologies, will return to Northwestern Oklahoma State University as guest speaker during the Spring Commencement Ceremony set for Saturday, May 5, at 10:30 a.m. on Ranger Field.
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LISTEN: Sammy Kershaw honoring George Jones with latest single
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Sammy Kershaw says his current single is one he hadn't intended to record himself. The country singer tells Billboard.com he penned "The Route That I Took" for George Jones several years ago, but the country legend never had a chance to cut it before he died. He explains that on the day Jones died one of his engineers discovered his demo, and after he listened back to it he felt he "needed to put it out as a tribute.
Sammy admits that he'll always love and miss George, and the legendary Possum will always be his hero. But that's not the only new music from Kershaw. He recently teamed up with Joe Diffie and Aaron Tippin on the new album All in the Same Boat. Sammy says the project grew out of their "Roots & Boots" tour, explaining that "it just made sense" for them to make a CD together "for the folks who came to the shows." He adds that he, Diffie, and Tippin really enjoy working with one another, and they'll be playing more shows together. Kershaw says they're hoping to continue their tour into 2014.
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In addition to her on-field responsibilities, Gibbons will coordinate recruiting and academic development tasks.
As a coach, she gained integral experience in Europe as she headed up the women's lacrosse program at Leeds Metropolitan University, while taking on player/coach responsibilities at the Brooklands Sports Club in Manchester during the spring of 2012.
Gibbons got her start, however, as a player at Robert Morris University in Moon Township, Pa. She concluded her career in the top-10 in points (76), goals (51), assists (25), and shots (149), while also achieving All-Northeast Conference standards and most valuable player honors in 2009-10. She graduated in 2010 with a degree in Communications.
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edabbs44 made reference to him this way over in the ORG, and I thought it was an apt nickname (I can't quote him directly here because I don't yet have access to ORG). Anyway, I'm starting to think that our GM is a bit crazy--very much the opposite of DanO, which is nice, but a bit reckless with our limited resources.
IMO, we've now made three straight deals in which we have significantly overpaid for mediocre returns:
1) 2 everyday players (Lopez, Kearns) for 2 relievers (Majewskl, Bray) and change (a certain "good field, no hit" SS and two middling prospects)
2) A passable young starter (Germano) for a 39 year-old reliever (Cormier) who really wouldn't be needed if the last overpayment had worked out (Majewski).
3) One of the "best pure arms in the system" (Ward) for a head case starter-possible reliever who might be a passable 5th starter to replace the one just dealt away (Germano).
To me, it seems like he is making moves that, while good for the team now, are costing much more than is advisable. I'm into the idea of shooting for the playoffs as much as the next guy, but at what cost?
More importantly, these moves are starting to seem to be simple exchanges rather than upgrades. It's as if he's trying to erase defecits he's created a few days earlier. To wit, we gave up a lot for a righty setup man (Majik). When he didn't work out right away, we gave up a young starter for another setup man (Cormier). Then, because we just lost a passable young starter (Germano), we dealt for another one (Lohse).
Is there a method to this madness, or is Santa K simply dealing for the sake of dealing? At this rate, all the other teams will float trades by Santa first just to make sure they can't fleece him before they go on to normal trade talks with another club.
I want to trust in Kriv, but I'm having a hard time these days.


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Something old, make way for something new. A pollfound that more than a quarter of brides want to keep their last name in some form rather than take their husband's. And that's not the only wedding tradition modern brides are bypassing- nearly 10% of women would wear a wedding dress in a color other than white. Then again, sometimes tradition wins out- more than three quarters of brides still want their dads to walk them down the aisle.


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Biology prof named Google Science Communication fellow
Dr. Brian Helmuth, a professor of biological sciences at the University of South Carolina's College of Arts and Sciences, has been named a Google Science Communication fellow.
Helmuth is one of 21fellows chosen from around the country who will work on ways to communicate the science surrounding climate change to diverse audiences. The new program selects early- to mid-career scientists with the potential to become excellent communicators. It's part of Google's effort to use technology, new media and computational thinking in the communication of science.
"Computational thinking takes the tangled web of complex problems, like climate change, looks at the pieces and makes sense out of something that on the surface initially looks like chaos," Helmuth said.
Google wants to tie technology into the way we approach problems and plans to teach the fellows how to use technological tools to help the public understand the complexities of science.
Helmuth and the other fellows will attend a three-day course this summer at Google's Mountain View, Calif., headquarters where they will participate in hands-on training and brainstorming on topics of technology and science communication. Following the workshop, fellows will be given the opportunity to apply for grants to put their ideas into practice.
Helmuth already had received a National Science Foundation grant to work with science teachers in Richland School District 2 on better ways to teach students about weather. Through an NSF pilot program, Helmuth works with science teachers at the Center for Inquiry to explain better how weather affects plants and animals. This summer, the teachers will come to USC for a series of hands-on workshops followed by a trip to the central coast of Oregon in August to conduct research with Helmuth and several USC students.


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When I heard Thursday afternoon about the tragic suicide of Chester Bennington, lead singer for Linkin Park, I was taken back, as if someone had punched me in the chest. Suddenly, dozens of memories started flooding my field-of-vision. I remember listening to their groundbreaking mix of hard rock and hip-hop in middle school, seeing them in Montreal in high school, and always blasting their melodies before track-and-field meets all throughout my adolescence and early adulthood.


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Now that I'm a married lady, I've been putting sindoor in the part of my hair.Why? Mostly because it is tradition. Where in the west there is just the wedding ring to tell you someone is married, in Hinduism there are a number of elements and different ones or combinations used in different regions and communities: toe rings, a particular bangle, the mangalasutra necklace, nose ring, red bindi, and sindoor in the part of the hair. (For men there is not so much. Hey, this is an ancient … [Read more...]
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Climate change documentary screening at USC
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"Carbon Nation" is coming to the Green Quad.
The documentary film, which emphasizes how solutions to climate change can have a wide range of socially beneficial effects, will be shown at 6 p.m. March 4 at the Green Quad's Learning Center for Sustainable Futures.Food will be available starting at 5:30 p.m., with a faculty panel discussion following the film from 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Faculty members on the panel are Howie Scher from geology in the College of Arts and Sciences; Deb Billings from the Arnold School of Public Health; David Whiteman, a political science professor and former faculty principal at Green Quad; and Kevin Elliott, philosophy professor and Green Quad faculty principal. As part of social justice month at USC, they will highlight the impacts of climate change on disadvantaged groups in the United States and around the world.
The film's website describes the documentary this way: "Carbon Nation is a documentary movie about climate change solutions. Even if you doubt the severity of the impact of climate change or just don't buy it at all, this is still a compelling and relevant film that illustrates how solutions to climate change also address other social, economic and national security issues."


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I'm very lucky that while my boy is in the MTC, we can send and receive letters same day. Since I live on the same street as the MTC. I actually drive past it on my way to and from work. Yes, I'm always hoping I see him, but I never do. I can't wait until he goes to France so I can stop giving myself anxiety attacks!
So Sundays are craft days for me, and this past Sunday, I made a binder in which to put all his letters:
First, I photocopy all the letters (color looks way better than B&W, even if he writes w/ black pen, by the way) and hole-punch them, put in the binder with a divider between the different letters and put the originals back in their envelopes.
I made my own dividers out of construction paper and labels. I used lime green and lemon yellow colored paper, alternating between the two. I took shipping labels in the neon color and folded them to look like tabs, then numbered them. The blue-grey paper on the top is just my cover sheet. It's blank and just for looks!
Then, I numbered all the letters with these little circular labels and green sharpie. I thought it was cuter to have the circles, rather than write directly on the copies.
I still wanted to keep the original letters close, so I took a plastic sheet cover and put all the letters in it, then folded it over so they weren't all flopping around, and sealed it with one of the labels I used for the tabs.
When that was all finished, I made a cute cover to decorate the outside and the binding. I attached a ribbon with the binding, just in case I ever wanted to take it out, because it's impossible to get paper out of that little space! And it's cute!
Voila! My binder of Letters from the MTC! It'll be a great memory. I especially love it because the letters are all copied. It makes it so I'm not always fiddling with the originals (but they're still there). It's nice since the letters come all folded and creased, but this way, they're just flat and easy to flip through and read all at once!
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Subway Stabbing Victim Can't Sue NYPD For Failing To Save Him
(Rebecca Fishbein) A man who was brutally stabbed by Brooklyn subway slasher Maksim Gelman two years ago had his negligence case against the city dismissed in courtyesterday, despite the fact that two transit officers had locked themselves in a motorman's car only a few feet from him at the time of the attack.
Gelman stabbed Joseph Lozito in the face, neck, hands and head on an uptown 3 train in February 2011, after fatally stabbing four people and injuring three others in a 28-hour period. Lozito, a father of two and an avid martial arts fan, was able to tackle Gelman and hold him down, and Gelman was eventually arrested by the transit officers. Lozito sued the city, arguing that the police officers had locked themselves in the conductor's car and failed to come to his aid in time.
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Thor without any powers whatsoever vs DCU Superman without any powers whatsoever. They both have normal stats (Olympic level athlete if you need to know) and are fighting to KO. Battle takes place in a UFC octagon. Both combatants are fighting in trunks.
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The fact that Josh Brolin was arrested for Public Intoxication on December 31st does not really shock me. We all know he is a drinker and he has been arrested previously while drinking. He was with a bunch of his guy friends so he decided to spend it with them instead of his wife. That one is a little surprising but I think they go back and forth on their relationship a lot and I think Diane Lane gets tired of all the drinking. Lets face it. If you are the kind of person who has been arrested more than once for some kind of public intoxication issue, then you have a drinking problem or are not a good drunk, which is not a good person to be. You think Diane is probably tired of it?
Arrested this morning was Thomas Gibson. He tried to drive through a half-marathon which was being run last night downtown. Don't ask me why. It probably seemed like a good idea at the time they scheduled it. Anyway, Thomas was told he couldn't drive through an area and to turn around. He didn't and then police realized he had probably been drinking and gave him a sobriety test. I think the fact he wanted to drive through the barricades after being told no was probably a good indicator.