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Spamalot is an hilarious adaptation of Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the 1975 film that is the best loved and most successful of the Monty Python screen ventures. A smash hit on Broadway and across the world.
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|reviewer: Anonymous from Anytown, AT 55555
|I loved this musical. Yes, I had seen all the films, but the live version is also superior. I felt there was a pact between the audience and the players that we were in on the jokes and ironic sentiments of the songs.Although the song, "I'm All Alone," is played for laughs because King Arthur is definitely not alone while he sings, the song is an excellent example of the beautiful music in the show. This song highlights the string section of the pit and offers, well, existential lyrics in the middle of all the silliness.
The Shubert is definitely cramped seating; however, my view of the stage was excellent. I went to a matinee and the afternoon included an excellent lunch at Trattoria Trecolori on 45th Street.
The show is all in fun; the program recommends children over eight to see it; however, I did have a conversation with a five year old during intermission who loved the French scene!
Spamalot takes its own advice: it leaves us laughing as we go.
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|reviewer: Bill from Miami
|I nearly died laughing - we had such a great night on our recent trip to NY. I would highly recommend it. We had seats in the Orchestra row L in the center section and we had a great view.
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Great (yet expensive) Fun on a Saturday Afternoon,
|reviewer: Michael Psutka from Granby, CT USA (almost Massachusetts)
|My 24 year old son and I went to the Saturday July 8th matinee (we're both big fans). Great references to other Python movies and sketches (Always Look on the Bright Side of Life).
You can tell the performers are having a blast. For example; Lauren Kennedy (the Lady of the Lake) overly scatting and cracking up the audience. Also the Knights that formerly said "ni" when they improvise the word they say now, got one of the knights of the round table to start laughing.
It's good to know that they are having fun.
The pit orchestra was fantastic!
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Best Knight of my life!,
|reviewer: Colin Drum/Sir Python from L.I., NY USA
|Best Show ever. Better than Lion King, Rent, Little Shop of Horrors, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Loved it! and... ugh, stomach full of Spam...Alot! NI! Peng! Neewom!
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I understand the hype! Great Show!,
|reviewer: Anonymous from Anytown, AT 55555
|One review I read before seeing the show stated something "That I laughed so hard I almost died.". I can't quite agree that it was that funny, in fact, one experience that I could relate to such a statement would be the first time I viewed the film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail". "Spamalot" certainly is funny though, so it goes along. After the show I read another review that discussed certain personalities that would not find it funny. I agree. Only a certain minority would not enjoy this show. It was one of the best experiences I have had in a long time. Talent on stage of the highest character and professionalism. Great set and special effects. Just all around Fantastic. You Will Love It. The only thing I could be critical about are seats in the mezzanine are a bit cramped but you will forget you are uncomforatble once the show starts. Just a note that is also an indication to how good the show is, there was not an empty seat in the house and this was a thursday night
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David Freese and Adam Wainwright lead Cardinals' advance with 6-1 victory against Pirates
(St. Louis, MO) -- The St. Louis Cardinals are in the National League Championship Series for the third straight year. David Freese and Matt Adams both hit two-run homers as the Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1 in Game Five of their NL Division Series at Busch Stadium. Adam Wainwright went the distance, allowing just one run while striking out six as he improved to 2-and-0 in the playoffs. Jon Jay and Pete Kozma also knocked in a run each for the Redbirds, who will host the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game One of the NLCS on Friday. Pedro Alvarez plated the lone run for the Bucs on an infield single in the seventh inning. Rookie Gerrit Cole gave up two runs on three hits over five frames to suffer the loss.

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If you're giving credit to the original author you should mention who they are.
Credit goes to original author, I just modified it so it worked for me on bt4 final.
1. Download the precompiled kernel image and headers from here: RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting
2. If they were downloaded to your ~/root folder do the following:
cd ~/root
sudo mv linux-image-2.6.33-wl_rt3070_i386.deb /usr/src
sudo mv linux-headers-2.6.33-wl_rt3070_i386.deb /usr/src
(aka just move the files to you /usr/src dir)
3. cd /usr/src
4. sudo dpkg -i linux-image-2.6.33-wl_rt3070_i386.deb
5. sudo dpkg -i linux-headers-2.6.33-wl_rt3070_i386.deb
6. update-initramfs -c -k 2.6.33-wl
7. update-grub
8. go here: Ralink corp. and download the following file: Firmware RT28XX/RT30XX USB series (RT2870/RT2770/RT3572/RT3070)
9. Again, assuming the file you just downloaded is in your root folder type the following:
cd ~/roo
sudo mv rt2870.bin /lib/firmware
(aka move file to your /lib/firmware dir)
10. Finally edit the following file:
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf (or blacklist cant remember)
and add blacklist rt2870sta to the end. Save and exit
11. When you reboot, make sure to choose the kernel you just installed (2.6.33-wl) when grub prompts you to choose which kernel it should boot.
12. Finally, make sure networking is activated and type the following: sudo modprobe rt2800usb
13. airmon-ng start wlan0 && aireplay-ng -9 mon0 to try out your now working alfa beast.
If you're giving credit to the original author you should mention who they are.
Capitalisation is important. It's the difference between "Helping your brother Jack off a horse" and "Helping your brother jack off a horse".
The Forum Rules, Forum FAQ and the BackTrack Wiki... learn them, love them, live them.
Nothing wrong with the post in an of itself however the following forum faq entry does apply, in regards to the download package.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Anyone that downloads some non-official kernel images posted on rapid share deserves to get rooted.
skinnyskenny do you mind sharing with us what was done to that kernel image?
since the official kernel update I'm quite happy with the compat wireless drivers and my AWUS036NH.
Index of /kernel/compat-wireless-2.6
no need to use kernels from the Outer Rim Territories
best regards
would you mind posting your config and the kernel in src-version *maybe also howto compile it* THAT would be cool


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The recent spate of tattoo threads (and seeing that cunt in Birkenhead town centre) has got me thinking about tattoos that are okay(ish) at the time, but leave you vulnerable to looking a tool in the future.
For example, anyone who got a Gary Glitter tattoo pre-paedo years.
A lesser example might be someone with Torres (or even Michael Owen) in an LFC shirt.
So basically, any time you get a celeb tattooed on you, you have to hope and pray that - for the rest of their lives - they keep their noses clean, don't diddle kids, etc. etc.
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Yes this usb device is really good. But the drivers seem buggy as hell.
My post (number 6 in the thread below) shows how far I have got if it's any help.
First of all, I have installed BT2 my IBM T42 on a triple boot setup with XP and Ubuntu using the XP boot loader to boot into XP itself or grub (which is installed on the boot partition of the Ubuntu install) which then gives the choice of Ubuntu or BackTrack2 (which resides on two partitions, one for '/boot' and the other for '/', the swap partition is shared with the Ubuntu install).
The onboard ethernet is an Intel PRO/1000MT and I have installed a 400mw Atheros AR5006XS wireless card to replace the junk that was in there to start with and I have a 500mw Alpha Network AWUS036H usb wifi dongle for those extra long range connections. The Alpha has the rtl8187 chipset which is now supported on BT2 Final.
I have kismet and the aircrack suite running ok. Everything appears to work as I would expect. Injection is working and I have successfully cracked a test networks wep key that I set up without any clients connected - two seperate attacks using the Atheros card and then the Alpha. Now comes the "but". I am having problems with my Alpha Network AWUS036H (wlan0) usb wifi dongle in managed mode. There are various failures on setting parameters with iwconfig:
iwconfig wlan0 essid testlan
would set the essid of wlan0 to "testla" - ie, missing the last character and obviously the connection fails because of the incorrect essid. This can be bodged by making the essid "testlan1" then iwconfig wlan0 reports it as "testlan" and I can then connect (when the network is open).
if I try to set a wep key:
iwconfig wlan0 key 0011223344
I get
Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) :
SET failed on device wlan0; Operation not permitted.
with a dmesg output of:
rtl8187: Setting SW wep key
wlan0: could not initialize WEP: load module ieee80211_crypt_wep
Most of the other iwconfig commands: nwid, nick, freq, txpower etc. also fail with their corresponding error codes.
Some thoughts:
From dmesg:
wlan0: could not initialize WEP: load module ieee80211_crypt_wep
Is this module being loaded by iwconfig? Should it be loading ieee80211_crypt_wep-rtl.ko instead?
When I plug in the Alpha, the r8187, ieee80211_rtl and ieee80211_crypt_rtl modules are loaded into the kernel and when I issue the 'iwconfig wlan0 key 1122334455' command the ieee80211_crypt and ieee80211_crypt_wep modules are loaded as well.
I replaced all the ieee80211 files in
with renamed ieee80211-rtl files from
and now ONLY ieee80211_crypt_wep_rtl gets loaded and the 'iwconfig wlan0 key 1122334455' works fine. I can now (with the essid last character bodge) connect to a WEP encrypted access point with the Alpha. My guess is that iwconfig gets the key command and looks to see if ieee80211_crypt.ko is loaded and if not it loads it and then same with ieee80211_crypt_wep.ko I would assume it reads the .ko file for the module name since sometimes the .ko file on disk has a different name to the module name when the .ko file is loaded. So I do think iwconfig is looking for and then loading the wrong ieee80211_crypt modules.
The missing last char problem is alledgedly: 'related to the version of the wireless extensions in the kernel and the wireless_tools version used to configure the interface. The method for sending the essid to the kernel has changed recently'.
Apparently it needs to be updated to handle the case that no '\0' character has to be present anymore. I've upgraded wireless tools from version 28 to 29-pre17 (beta) but it still loses the last character of the essid. It must be the rtl8187 driver not interpretting the essid being passed to it correctly (even though all the 'iwconfig --version' numbers now match - they didn't before the upgrade) as iwconfig returns the right essid with the atheros card in the same machine.
This is as far as I have got so far. Am I on the right track with the iwconifg loading the wrong modules and also the last char problem being down to the rtl8187 driver itself. Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated.
Ubuntu removed and Slackware installed instead, makes a tad more sense
Yes this usb device is really good. But the drivers seem buggy as hell.
My post (number 6 in the thread below) shows how far I have got if it's any help.
Yep same problem exept i have the Netgear wg111v2 which has the same chipset. I have never been able to get it in to managed mode but injection and monitor work great...
Do you have any of the problems I have, ie. only being able to associate once before having to plug out then in the device etc etc?
If so, did you fix them and how!?
pilotsnipes, if I were you I would try a hd install or at least without vmware as airmon-ng works exactly as I would expect with my Alpha, as indeed does airodump-ng and airecrack-ng etc. vmware can cause weird problems sometimes.
Also, airoscript is fine when the rest of the system is working properly but I would definately do everything manually using iwconfig, ifconfig, and the seperate aircrack-ng tools. The online documentation for the aircrack suite is superb and had everything I needed.
airmon-ng stop wlan0
iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
puts my Alpha back into managed mode without any problems. Like I said in my first post, the only problems I have is that I cannot set a wep key or a correct essid with BT2 "out of the box". To get the Alpha to associate to a wep protected network boot the machine without the Alpha plugged in then goto this directory:
and backup the 5 .ko files in that folder somewhere and copy the corresponding 5 .ko files from this directory:
then just rename the files so they are the same as the original 5 .ko files by removing the "-rtl" part from names of the 5 files you just copied. This only needs to be done once. You can now plug the Alpha in and set the essid you need with iwconfig, eg:
iwconfig wlan0 essid testlan1
when you need the essid to be "testlan" as the last charcter is lost. Set the wep key with:
iwconfig wlan0 key 0011223344
for a 64 bit wep key of 00-11-22-33-44. Obviously use your own key. I am assuming other key strengths (EDIT:> I can also connect to 128bit wep, so this works </EDIT>) and wpa will work (now the right kernel modules are being loaded ???) although I haven't tried them yet. Use:
ifconfig wlan0 up
to get the Alpha up and:
dhcpcd wlan0
to get connected (assuming you are using dhcp). As you would expect the GUI Wireless Assistant still won't work with the Alpha, I assume its the last character problem. Don't use the dhcpcd command before the Alpha is up - ie. visible after you type ifconfig or you will need to unplug the Alpha for a moment and then plug it back in and enter the 4 commands again.
There is also a new wiki at sourceforge.net with some interesting stuff but I'm not allowed to post the URL yet. Search for "Realtek Linux wireless driver" and when the page is found click on project then click on web site.
thanks for the post timstewart
I have been looking for a USB wireless to work with backtrack and sofar the Alpha Networks AWUS036H seems the best. I am lloking for an adaptor with a high gain antenna and preferably will work out of the box or with some minor driver additions as I'm running backtrack off of a flash drive.
At this point I'm open to suggestions about this device or any other device that might work better.
Then look no further, the AWUS036H is the best, and fully supported out of the box in BT3.I have been looking for a USB wireless to work with backtrack and sofar the Alpha Networks AWUS036H seems the best. I am lloking for an adaptor with a high gain antenna and preferably will work out of the box or with some minor driver additions as I'm running backtrack off of a flash drive.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
I'm getting bt3 beta, but my flash is running bt2 and I just got it comfotable to work with and moved all my c libraries. I could rebuild it, but I like it. Will it work with backtrack 2?


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A couple of weeks ago I was wrestling barefooted and smashed my toes against my partners boots while drilling (on a side note I have now bought boots). Two weeks on my toe/foot still isn't close to being back to 100%. The upper part of my foot just before my toes start aches which is hampering my training.
Any suggestions if there is anything I can do to get by this as quickly as possible? I assumed initially I had just badly staved my toes but it's taking a fair amount of time to settle down for just that.


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Adnan Oktar, a Turkish creationist, has made a challenge to Darwinists by offering 10 trillion Turkish Liras (6.2 billion Euro or 7.3 billion dolars) to the scientist who brings a single transitional fossil that proves evolution.
The Independent, the English newspaper, notified that 52 year-old Adnan Oktar, aka Harun Yahya, is a very loud critic of what he calls "Darwinist Dictatorship" and is a very popular person in his homeland.
The author claims that there is not a single transitional fossil that supports Darwinist theories.
Mr. Oktar earned a reputation when his glamorous, 800-page Atlas of Creation, in which he claimed that living beings did not evolve, spread throughout the world two years ago.
He told Richard Dawkins was not able to bring any fossils that prove Darwinism.
Mr. Oktar even defended English biologist Prof. Michael Reis, the Education Director of the Crown Academy, who resigned his post after stating that science teachers must take into account creationism as a "world view" in the beginning of this month. Mr. Oktar describes this as "a solid evidence of the panic experienced by Darwinists."


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As I predicted last Sunday, State Commerce Director Francine Giani's nomination to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission never came up at the Senate's confirmation hearing Wednesday, and those who wonder why have been offered a smorgasbord of reasons.
There was concern about a cabinet member loyal to Gov. Gary Herbert serving on a commission that is to report to the ABC director, not the governor.
There was concern that a lobbyist for the LDS Church had reservations, even though Giani is a practicing Mormon. But she is a bureaucrat who also has demonstrated a fierce independent streak.
But the governor's office had reached a compromise with two key senators involved in the nominating process because those senators understood that Giani, who spent several months as interim ABC director after the department was riven by scandal, knows first-hand what the problems are and how they can be fixed.
The compromise would have her confirmed on the commission, then she would step down within a year.
That compromise fell through in the days leading up to Wednesday's confirmation hearing because of the unilateral action of Senate President Michael Waddoups, R-Taylorsville, whose days in the Legislature are numbered because he didn't seek re-election this year.
Waddoups let it be known to Sen. John Valentine, R-Provo, co-chair of the Interim Business and Labor Committee, that Giani's name would not be sent forward for confirmation.
Speculation is rampant that Waddoups' rejection of Giani was not over the issue of governance, but was payback to Herbert for the nomination and confirmation over Waddoups' objections of Su Chon as a district court judge.
Chon, a Korean-American, was Herbert's first minority judicial nominee, which made the selection high-profile. It became more high-profile when the Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee voted to not recommend her confirmation.
Waddoups is a member of that committee and was one of the leading opponents of her nomination. The other opponents were all Waddoups' allies in the Senate, including Majority Leader Scott Jenkins, who is Waddoups' hand-picked choice to be his successor.
The reason given was that Chon had no trial experience as an attorney. But I wrote at the time that a more plausible reason was that Chon had been an attorney in the Office of the Private Property Rights Ombudsman and had fought for the rights of small property owners against big developers and landlords, the very people Waddoups represents in his occupation as property manager.
Herbert, after the committee's rejection, didn't back down and pushed Chon's nomination onto the floor of the full Senate, which voted to confirm her and gave the Senate president a sharp slap in the face.
So we fast-forward to the Giani nomination, and this time Waddoups wouldn't even let her name be considered. Another nominee to the liquor commission, Olivia Vela Agraz, was confirmed by the Senate after leaders decided to bypass the normal hearing in the Interim Business and Labor Committee and send her name straight to the floor.
That unusual move could be seen as a way to avoid any awkwardness over the Giani rejection if a committee member would ask about her nomination during the Agraz hearing.
If all this sounds ridiculously petty, well, welcome to the Utah Legislature.
Another petty action taken this past week was the removal by Waddoups of Sen. Karen Mayne, D-West Valley City, from the Business and Labor Committee.
Waddoups and Mayne reportedly had a disagreement over a community college issue, so with just two months left in the current Legislature's two-year term, Mayne was kicked off the committee.
The Democrat, who is the widow of the beloved late Sen. Ed Mayne, was seen as a bridge builder between Democrats and Republicans on the committee and a friend to labor who could effectively reach across the aisle and work with pro-business conservatives.


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Fox News Relies On Anti-Immigrant Nativists To Push Asylum Myths
Fox News is turning to anti-immigrant and nativist organizations to further its failed narrative that Mexicans are gaming the immigration system by seeking asylum in the United States.
On August 12, Fox News repeatedly accused [1] Mexicans coming into the United States from the U.S.-Mexico border of "taking advantage of a loophole" to enter the country, by invoking certain phrases like "credible fear" of drug cartels. In fact, petitioning for asylum based on "credible fear" of persecution is a legitimate and long-standing policy [2] in immigration law.
Throughout the day, Fox News hosts and guests continued to push the narrative that immigrants were using these "bogus" asylum claims only to eventually disappear into the country after failing to attend their immigration hearings. As correspondent William LaJeunesse put it [3]: "It's about overwhelming the system and getting released, getting a court date for which no one shows up."
To back up these assertions, Fox News relied on [4] Pete Nunez, whom it identified simply as a former U.S. attorney for Southern California, to reinforce this last point. In numerous segments, Nunez claimed [1]:
NUNEZ: Hundreds of thousands of people have never returned and the list of people for whom warrants are outstanding is phenomenal. So, yeah, we have a long history of people absconding from immigration hearings of one sort or another, they just blend back into the community.
According to the Department of Justice, only 11 percent [1] of immigrants fail to appear for their immigration hearings.
None of the hosts pointed out, however, that while Nunez is indeed a former U.S. attorney for Southern California, he is also the chairman [5] of the Board of Directors at the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) and a member [6] of the National Board of Advisors for the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). CIS is an anti-immigrant and nativist organization [7] whose affiliation with hate groups has been thoroughly documented by the Southern Poverty Law Center. FAIR has similarly been designated a hate group by SPLC.
CIS has a long history [8] of smears and inflammatory rhetoric against immigrants. It has also been exposed [9] as a group that misrepresents evidence and data to substantiate dubious conclusions about immigrants. Frankly, in the words [10] of the Center for the New Community, CIS "has proven not to be a credible voice in the debate on immigration." The American Prospect has charged [11] that "convoluted logic and paranoia is typical of the research" CIS produces.
As to FAIR, SPLC has noted [12] that its "leaders have ties to white supremacist groups and eugenicists and have made many racist statements" and that one of the group's "main goals is upending the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which ended a decades-long, racist quota system that limited immigration mostly to northern Europeans." FAIR has reportedly received [13] funding from white supremacist groups.
On August 13, Fox & Friends also hosted FAIR president Dan Stein to continue to push the myth. Stein accused immigrants seeking asylum of perpetrating "abuse and fraud" to eventually stay in the country illegally and claimed that immigrants are "very unlikely to ever show up for a hearing before an asylum officer or later before an immigration judge." He later reiterated that immigrants who are scheduled for a hearing are "probably not going to show up." He added: "So again, this is massive fraud and it's being coached."
America's Newsroom also aired [14] comments from Nunez, in which he stated: "This clearly has to have been orchestrated by somebody. I mean, you can't -- it's beyond belief that dozens and dozens or hundreds or thousands of people would simultaneously decide that they should go to the United States and make this claim."
During the segment, host Bill Hemmer reiterated the myth that immigrants skip out on their immigration hearings once in the United States, saying that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement "estimates 600 to 800,000 illegals a year do not show up for the court date and they disappear into the U.S." An August 12 FoxNews.com article similarly stated [15]: "ICE sources say an estimated 600,000 to 800,000 illegal immigrants a year do not show up for their court date and disappear into the U.S."
While Fox didn't specify who these "sources" were, ICE estimates [16] that at the end of fiscal year 2012, "there were approximately 469,157 fugitive alien cases -- a decrease of more than 10,616 since the beginning of the fiscal year." ICE defines a fugitive as an individual "who has failed to leave the United States based upon a final order of removal, deportation or exclusion, or who has failed to report to ICE after receiving notice to do so."
In a June 2007 article, ABC News reported [17] on ICE's efforts to crack down on those who ignored their final deportation orders, writing that, at the time, the number was growing at an "average rate of about 68,000 per year":
Fugitive aliens are typically people in the United States illegally who have ignored their final deportation orders. The number of those individuals has grown steadily over the last several years, at an average rate of about 68,000 per year -- or more than 5,600 per month.
The total backlog of fugitive aliens has soared to more than 630,000. But over the last two months, the number actually dropped by 500, according to ICE.
"ICE has been working aggressively to improve the systems that help us identify, target and remove fugitive aliens from the United States," said Julie Myers, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for ICE.
The agency tripled the number of its Fugitive Operation Teams, groups that find and arrest individuals identified as fugitive aliens, from 18 teams in 2005 to its present 61. ICE plans to add 14 more teams by the end of September.
In February, the Justice Department stated [18] that 8,103 orders of deportation were given in fiscal year 2012 to immigrants "released on bond or on their own recognizance" who failed to appear at their immigration hearings.
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We were able to get 2 meals out of this, and although we really liked it the first night, the second time it was fantastic. I used tri color pasta for a little more color (oh, ok, because it was all I had at the time *smile*), but left everything else the same. Thanks SO much for the recipe – we'll have it often!


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Millions of people visit the National Mall every year. Several of them arrive by a portal that goes virtually unused by any of Washington, D.C.'s authentic residents: the tour bus. And as it stands, the tour bus circles that bring visitors to the National Mall don't exactly present a grand vista to welcome visitors and foreigners.
"It's so iconic, you can forget that it's a real place with real needs," says Michael Manfredi, FAIA. "It needs a little help—some design attention."
Manfredi is part of one of the winning design teams tasked with restoring the National Mall. Weiss/Manfredi Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism, and Olin have been tapped to redesign the Washington Monument Grounds at Sylvan Theater, an area that is presently an interstitial space between the physical Mall and the Tidal Basin.
Manfredi and Marion Weiss, FAIA, say that they hope to both restore an original vision for the area and also renovate it for uses that the Mall's founders did not consider.
"It's a monument to memorial," says Weiss of the National Mall, "but there's no place to rest. That seemed like an important thing to weave in."
The dream of the original Sylvan Theater was as a Shakespearean theater for the Mall to recall A Midsummer Night's Dream, the architects say, but the Washington landscape does not lend itself to a forested sylvan pastoral. Weiss/Manfredi intends to introduce shade and canopy to part of the area. Vistas that currently face highway traffic will be turned around to face the Washington Monument. The redesign will lift the land, forming a natural, elevated amphitheater and creating an S-shaped ridge that will connect Independence Avenue with the Tidal Basin.
"One of the things that's so basic and elemental is that it's really hard to find a place to have a drink, a coffee, a Coke," Manfredi says. The architects' design will change this, tucking a café space into a natural fold of the landscape. "We love the hybridity of this. You can't tell if the café is emerging from or melting into the landscape. Maybe a Shake Shack or something."
The next step, says Weiss, will be establishing the budget for such features as Independence Plaza, a southern gateway to the National Mall—the place where all the buses drop off tourists. Weiss says that their design kills two birds with one stone: The elevated amphitheater conceals the buses from view while also framing a gateway for people exiting the buses.
"There are 6 or 7 million people who enter the Mall from this particular spot," Weiss says. "What's depressing and exhilarating about it—with a few strategic design moves, this opens up as a wonderful gateway for the 30 percent or so of people who visit it [the National Mall]."
Weiss/Manfredi is one of three teams to win an opportunity to redesign part of the National Mall. Rogers Marvel Architects and Peter Walker and Partners will redesign Constitution Gardens east of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, while Gustafson Guthrie Nichol and Davis Brody Bond will take on Union Square near the Capitol.
The Washington Monument grounds won't be Weiss/Manfredi's first project in the capital area: The firm got its start by designing the Women In Military Service For America Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery. But the grounds of the Washington Monument will be the studio's biggest project for Washington.
"It's the belly button of the Mall," Manfredi says. "A few basic visitor amenities would completely transform this place."


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(1) Selection and approval of a dietitian licensure examination offered by the commission on dietetic registration or any other examination;
(2) The examination of applicants for licensure as a dietitian, to be held at least twice annually, as required under division (A) of section 4759.06 of the Revised Code;
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(6) Continuing education requirements for renewal of a license, except that the board may adopt rules to waive the requirements for a person who is unable to meet the requirements due to illness or other reasons. Rules adopted under this division shall be consistent with the continuing education requirements adopted by the commission on dietetic registration.
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(12) Requirements for criminal records checks of applicants under section 4776.03 of the Revised Code.
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Sometimes exhibition development can take a surprising turn. Last week, Aunty Esther Kirby, a Barapaparapa Elder, brought branches of lignum and mud from the banks of the Murray River to demonstrate a traditional Koorie children's toy called a mudswitch. Aunty Esther is a renowned carver of emu eggs but it turns out she is also a phenomenal flinger of mud!
Aunty Esther Kirby, champion mudswitcher.Image: Amanda ReynoldsSource: Museum Victoria
Aunty Esther is a member of the Yulendj group that is guiding and advising the Bunjilaka development team as they work on the new exhibition, First Peoples. Yulendj is a Kulin word for 'knowledge' and the group comprises Koorie Elders from south-eastern Australia. It was formed out of the community consultations held all around Victoria in 2010 and 2011.
Says curator Amanda Reynolds, "If you think about traditional culture, when big meetings and gatherings were held to talk about relationships between groups, or marriages or ceremonies, or teachings, Elders would gather and make decisions and present different views. Yulendj is a modern-day version of an ancient tradition."
Yulendj members spent three days at Melbourne Museum last week in the fourth intensive workshop about the exhibition's content, tone, and cultural permissions. "It's like asking 20 academics to come and contribute all their knowledge that's been built up over a lifetime – you can imagine the richness of knowledge and history that's coming out," says Amanda.
Over the three days, Yulendj members viewed objects selected for display in the new exhibition, provided oral histories, collaborated on designs for the exhibition's texture wall, talked about how certain objects should be displayed, and more. At the end of the workshop, Aunty Esther showed how to use the mudswitches out on the Melbourne Museum Plaza. She proved herself an expert mudswitcher, flinging balls of Murray mud much higher and further than anyone else. "She's got the best swing," says curator Genevieve Grieves. Stories of childhood mudswitching mischief came out, including recollections of hiding in the reeds to shoot mud at tourists riding in the river's paddle steamers.
Yulendj members and Museum Victoria staff on the plaza with mudswitches.Image: Amanda ReynoldsSource: Museum Victoria
Mudswitches will be part of a section of the exhibition called Toy Stories, which will display a range of toys used by Aboriginal children across Australia. This playful section, with its animations and low-set display cases, will specially cater for very young visitors.
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I definitely run myself through a lot of stress, too, but I somehow keep a youthful vibe.
Nor do these studies address the structural and systematic issues that contribute to obesity, such as poverty and stress.
Mainstream Jewish proponents of Israel such as AIPAC tend to stress alliance and solidarity with the United States.
The stress of the shoot eventually took a physical toll on Duvall, with the actress falling so ill her hair began falling out.
"We stress with everyone that they should discuss this with their doctor," says Wold.
The distinctions of stress in some languages are less marked than in others.
The trouble is our faith grows dim in these moments of stress.
I have let my letter lie from a stress of small interruptions.
If there be stress or want within the four seas, the gift of Heaven will pass for ever.
It is not without significance that so great a stress was always laid upon her personal loveliness.
c.1300, "hardship, adversity, force, pressure," in part a shortening of Middle French destresse (see distress), in part from Old French estrece "narrowness, oppression," from Vulgar Latin *strictia, from Latin strictus "compressed," past participle of stringere "draw tight" (see strain (v.)). The purely psychological sense is attested from 1942.
c.1300, "to subject (someone) to force or compulsion," from the source of stress (n.). The figurative meaning "put emphasis on" is first recorded 1896, from notion of laying pressure on something by relying on it. Related: Stressed; stressing.
c.1300, "to subject (someone) to force or compulsion," from the source of stress (n.). The figurative meaning "put emphasis on" is first recorded 1896, from notion of laying pressure on something by relying on it. Related: Stressed; stressing.
stress (strěs)
An applied force or system of forces that tends to strain or deform a body.
The resisting force set up in a body as a result of an externally applied force.
A physical or psychological stimulus that can produce mental tension or physiological reactions that may lead to illness.
In physics, the internal resistance of an object to an external force that tends to deform it.
A physical factor, such as injury, or mental state, such as anxiety, that disturbs the body's normal state of functioning. Stress may contribute to the development of some illnesses, including heart disease and cancer.
Note: The term stress also refers to the physical and mental state produced in the body when it is influenced by such factors: "The stress of the new job was too much for Tim, so he requested reassignment to his old position in the company."


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Holiday Wine Tasting
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Sunday, December 9, 2012 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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Event Details
We're celebrating the holidays at Seal Beach Winery and would like you to celebrate with us! Join us on Sunday, December 9th from 1 until 6 pm for our Annual Holiday Party, an event sure to cheer up even the dourest scrooge. You'll experience a wine tasting of 6 wines, featuring some of our new releases, accompanied by olive oil from the Temecula Olive Oil Company and chocolate truffles by Chavat. Each ticket is $15 per person but only $10 per person for Wine Club Members! We look forward to seeing you there!
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Seal Beach Winery
3387 Cerritos Ave
Los Alamitos,
Sunday, December 9, 2012 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
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Welcome to Seal Beach Winery. We are a boutique winery located in coastal Orange County. Our winemaker sources grapes from the best vineyards on the west coast and using a state of the art wine-making facility, produces quality wines in an intimate setting. By producing small lots of interesting and hard-to-find varietals and focusing on exacting standards, the winery brings premium wine to wine lovers at competitive prices.


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|Minnie & Paul sad for the end of the sellout streak
The Twins had sold out 81 consecutive games or the equivalent of one entire season of home games. According to MLB.com the attendance at Tuesday night's game was 38,154 or a couple hundred short of the sellout mark. The announced attendance according to FSN North was in the 37,000 range.
At this point last season, tickets to Target Field were a hot commodity as fans clamored to explore their newly built ballpark. There were so many new things to do and to see that fans were paying multiple times the face value of tickets to get through the gates.
Some of that luster has worn off in the second year at Target Field. The team hasn't been playing very well in the early going of the season. The Royals being in town doesn't help the Twins in the ticket sales department. Not too many people are in a rush to see the Royals on the field. In a few seasons that could change with the amount of talent that the Royals have in their farm system.
In the games I have been to this season there has still been that new stadium excitement from the fans at the game. There is still so much to explore at Target Field and that should push more fans through the gates. The Twins continue to add new food options and the ones that I have tasted so far have been fantastic.
A person could point a finger at the current state of the economy as a reason to stay home and watch the game. There are a lot of people that are still struggling to make ends meet as the United States economy is on the rebound. Spending $20 a person on tickets to a baseball game could still be out of people's budget.
The Twins play a noon game today and that could be another challenge for ticket sales. The weather looks like it could be spotty and that could deter some fans from making the trip. Schools are still in session so that means that many children have other commitments at this time of the year.
If the Twins don't get a sellout the final game of the Royals series, my fingers are crossed that the next home series will lead to greener pastures.


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The CMI8738 is one of the C-Media cards supported by the cmipci ALSA module.
Before plugging speakers into the card, check the Master volume control is at a reasonable level, but not at maximum (you might damage your speakers, or worse, your ears).
Also check the following controls are unmuted (and set to reasonable levels):
The following is a partial list (it ignores Capture controls):
Line-In Mode
IEC958 Output
PC Speaker
Exchange DAC
Four Channel Mode
The Master control on this card is purely a volume control (it has no 'mute' switch).
If you hear no sound when using this card with analog speakers/earphones, try switching off the following:
These can be switched off using alsamixer, amixer or other available mixers. (Tested using Debian 4.0r6, alsamixer v1.0.13 and headphones connected to the SPK jack socket.)
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By Lesli Nolen
February 2010
If you haven't noticed, it's Stock Show and Rodeo time here in San Angelo, Texas. And this has to be one of my favorite events of the year.
Growing up in Ralls, America (a small town east of Lubbock), the annual rodeo was the social event of the year. Our rodeo was in August so it was the last big event before going back to school. It was a time to hang out, watch the cowboys and cowgirls and eat chili dogs, popcorn and cotton candy. But for me and my family the rodeo and its preparation began long before opening night.
My dad was a Lions Club member for 20-plus years. For 14 of those years he was rodeo boss and was rodeo chairman the six years before that. So we got to see all the ins and outs of what it actually took to make the event a successful one. Dad was in charge of hiring the announcer, secretary, clowns, the stock, etc. He also had to make sure all the jobs necessary for putting on the rodeo were filled, including his job which was pulling the gates for the broncs and bulls. There were times I can remember when as soon as one rodeo was over he was already working on next year's. And he also had the job of making sure his girls and our horses were ready for the rodeo, too.
My sister and I washed and combed our horses to a shine. Dad would shoe our horses and get them ready for the parade and rodeo. Mom would take care of the other important details, making sure we looked just as good as our horses. She starched our clothes to a crisp, curled our hair and made sure our hats were creased just right. Growing up in the country and being around horses all our lives wasn't anything new to us, but the rodeo was always special to us for a number of reasons.
For many years, during the rodeo my sister performed a choreographed routine to the music of Johnny Cash. With the lights out and the spotlight on and the old ragged flag in hand she circled the arena in perfect sync to the music. I still get the chills every time I think about it. I was so proud of her. My sister also reigned as Rodeo Queen in 1991. I never did the spotlight presentation, but I did get to be queen. I was Rodeo Queen in 1993 and was Lions Club Queen the year before.
There were also times during the rodeo when we got to join in the acts with the clowns. We got to drive a old beat up car or hide in a barrel. We even got to dress up and sit in the stands and be the butt-end of the joke. Actually, I think that one was my husband. He dressed up as a woman. He wore a nice wig, big boobs and a rear end that was as big as the back of an old Chevy! It was hilarious.
Throughout the years we met a lot of people in the rodeo circuit. Many of them came and went but the two of the most precious people I've ever met were our rodeo announcer and secretary. They worked our annual rodeo for many years. They were not only the best in the business, they were family.
My favorite tradition of the rodeo was on Friday night. After the rodeo and slack, mom and dad invited everyone to our house for breakfast. I'm talking sausage, bacon, eggs, homemade biscuits and gravy. It was not out of the ordinary to have 50 to 60 people at our house on Friday night. But that's just what my parents did—they opened their home and their hearts to everyone. It was their way of saying thank you to the volunteers and participants for all the hard work they do at the rodeo. And thank goodness, Saturday's rodeo performance didn't start until 8 p.m., because many times we were just going to bed as the sun was coming up on Saturday morning. But I wouldn't change a thing. Those were some of the best days of my life.
No matter where or when a rodeo takes place, it will always be special to me. I love to sit in the stands and watch the performances and thank God for the mile marker in my life, for I know all the hard work that has gone into the event. I watch the clowns and wonder where they've been and who all they've met. I watch the Ambassadors and know they have worked for many months trying to perfect their routine. The announcer, the secretary, the cowboys—they all have a story and I only hope theirs will stay with them forever as mine has.


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Internet, Email Force USPS to Cut Saturday First-Class Deliveries Starting August 1
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It will save USPS $2 billion annually
Many aspects of our lives have made a
digital transformation
over the last decade or so. We no longer rent physical movies from the video store; we watch them on Netflix or Hulu. We no longer get subscriptions for or pick up the daily newspaper; we read the news online. We don't run to the bank as often for daily finances; we jump on our smartphone, tablet or computer for online banking.
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is seeing these shifts in technology as well, but
can't seem to keep up
. Many letters, bills, etc. can now be sent electronically rather than through the mail. Hence, in an effort to save some serious money, USPS will no longer deliver mail on Saturdays starting August 1, 2013.
mail delivery
down to five days per week will save USPS about $2 billion annually. For fiscal 2012, USPS saw a net loss of $15.9 billion (three times the loss record one year previous).
While mail delivery is getting axed, USPS plans to continue package delivery on Saturdays since this particular area has seen a 14 percent increase since 2010. Mail will also still be delivered to P.O. boxes six days per week as well.
In addition, post offices will remain open on Saturdays to allow customers to drop mail/packages off, access post office boxes or buy postage stamps -- although hours will likely be cut.
USPS is expected to give an official announcement today without explicit congressional approval. Lawmakers have said this approval is necessary for a change like cutting Saturday mail delivery, but the USPS is arguing this claim.
As far as the American people go, USPS expects some opposition from those like rural communities that worry a change in scheduling could make low-cost deliveries of items like medication a thing of the past, and publishers who will have to adjust schedules with publication deadlines.
Just last month, it was reported that
USPS wanted to be more digital-friendly
in order to keep up with the times. The agency is working on a digital platform called MyPost, which will allow customers to log in and view all packages that they'll be receiving as well as those they've already received instead of searching several different sites that the packages may be coming from.
However, Paul Vogel, president of digital solutions at USPS, revealed that his office is like "a San Jose startup," with only 15 Android/Apple developers, consultants coming and going, one computer and his BlackBerry smartphone. Technological restrictions make upgrading hard to come by.
A few other major obstacles are legislation needed to get permission for new digital products, the USPS' huge instruction manual for just handful of current products (adding digital products and security certifications would turn that 1,500 page book into something unimaginable), and USPS' losses of nearly $16 billion last year led to legislative proposals to
keep making cuts
(hence, more digital tech may not be in the cards right now).
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Over the weekend the group posted a trailer for the documentary on their Facebook page. The three-minute-34 second preview shows the band performing some of their biggest hits such as "Sweet Child of Mine," "Welcome to the Jungle" and "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" during their 2012 residency at Las Vegas' Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
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I had BT3 on it before and had the same problem but after some googling I found a driver and stuck it in some folder which I can't remember atm and edited the syslinux.cfg like the thread said and it was working perfectly.
Today I just quick formatted my usb stick and then used unetbootin with BT4(final) on the same usb stick i had BT3(final) on and I noticed it didn't have the same folder directories and so I couldn't find anywhere to put the driver and the edited (assuming this would work the same way) syslinux.cfg.
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Next year, me and some mates are hiring a camper van and doing a trip round Europe. Does anyone know of any descent mobile network providers that I can use ion Europe? I'm currently with 3 on a 2 year contract, they gave me a quote of £5 a day to have my contract "set to roaming", the guy in the shop said. So £5 a day to use my phone and have unlimited Internet Access on my phone. Thats a bit expensive for my liking.
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Hi purehate,
Looks like a very novel service you have setup here. I decided to give it a go myself and see if it could crack my password, but I think I may have detected a bug in the program. My essid contains an apostrophe and I believe that may have caused the program to fail.
After I paid for the crack, the process completed instantly and e-mailed me with the failed result. I'm assuming that the process should take at least a couple hours, so something clearly went wrong.
Could you refund me or perform a manual run of the cap file I uploaded? I can provide the bssid if needed instead of the essid.
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The wpacracker has moved domains to
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I added a ntlm, md5,md4 and a sha1 cracker to the site.
This is wonderfull. I was wondering when and even if you would go public with this. Seems like just yesterday you where asking for .cap files for testing....yet agian another wonderfull post im gonna be sorry to see you leave this site. (edit) checked out the new site guess were all moving thanks agian
hey purehate. i just used the wpa cracker that you have set up. i typed in the essid. (which is homenet) and once i had paid it came up saying the essid was. homenethomenet. why has it done that? can you please make sure that it is correct. thankyou
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im Purchased again for other Cap file but after 1 min i Receive mail password not found , and my file never back to queue Again .....
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In my State more people using mobile numbers and the numbers Consists of 10 numbers start with 0
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i submitted my file twice and twice also can't find any password. Can help me to check out what is the reason? My email is email@example.com


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Marissa of Tallahassee, Florida writes:
I typed up some things for a project today, and had to look up a lot of things that were stored on my computer. This may not be something it's possible to do, but is there any way to go back to searches without having to start all over?
Yes, Marissa, it is possible to do that, and I'm glad you had the inspiration to ask us!
I didn't know it when I first installed Vista, but there is actually a folder called Searches in Vista, under your user name. And wait until you see what's in it, and what you can do with the contents!
First, left-click on your Start menu button, and go up to the top of the right pane to your user name and left-click on that.
After you have clicked on your user name, your folder will open. This folder has everything in it that is on your computer with everything that is yours (specifically for your user name) organized in other folders. Your user folder will be split into two panes (left and right). You can open the Searches folder in either pane; there are two ways to do it.
1: In the left pane under your user name, go down the list until you see Searches. Left-click on the little + sign next to it (it's on the left). This will expand the Search folder to show all of the folders that it has in it.
2: Look through the right pane until you locate the Searches folder. Note that because of the different ways we all like to sort our folders, our folders may not look the same; for instance, I sort mine by Name. If you can't find it as shown in the screen shot below, don't despair! Keep looking, it's in there.
After you do as instructed in the above screen shot, this is what your user/Searches folder will look like:
Now check out the contents of your Searches folder! (Or mine, as we are going to do.)
Indexed locations
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You may or may not have the same folders as I do; there may be more, there may be less. A friend of mine has a "keyboard shortcuts' folder in her Searches folder and doesn't know how it got there.
Let me interject something important here: You have a good collection of search folders that Vista came with, but you may want to create your own (we'll go over how and why at a later date), because when it comes down to it, a Search folder is just a saved search.
So there you have it, Marissa. If you want to go back and see what you have done – at any given time, on any given date, in any given location, just go to your Searches folder, select one (or more) specific search options, and you're good to go.
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Dear Dr. Don,
I recently inherited my mother's house when she died this year. I'd lived in it my entire life, though I was still responsible for paying inheritance taxes.I want the house to go to my nephew when I die. What is the best way to do that to help him financially? Can I sell it to him for a small amount, or can I list him as co-owner?
Dear Dr. Don,
I recently inherited my mother's house when she died this year. I'd lived in it my entire life, though I was still responsible for paying inheritance taxes.
I want the house to go to my nephew when I die. What is the best way to do that to help him financially? Can I sell it to him for a small amount, or can I list him as co-owner?
Thank you,
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Dear Peg,
I'm sorry for your loss. The fact that you lived in the house all your life doesn't automatically make it yours when your mother passed. Typically your mother's estate would be responsible for paying any estate taxes, but I'll trust that you know what you paid in taxes when you inherited the house.
If you sell your house to your nephew below its fair market value or change the deed to reflect co-ownership, you will have given him a gift. You'll be responsible for any gift taxes. That gift tax exposure can be managed using the federal lifetime gift tax exemptions.
The best action to take depends on your goals. Are you looking to live in the house until you die? Do you want to minimize the gift or estate taxes you pay or the taxes your nephew pays when he sells the home? It's likely the best approach for both you and your nephew is to have your nephew inherit the home when you die.
I'd suggest working with an attorney who specializes in estate planning. There's a lot of uncertainty over how estate and gift taxation may change for 2013. Current law is scheduled to sunset Dec. 31, 2012. If the government doesn't take action, then estate and gift tax exemptions go back to the 2001 limits. The attorney can consider your goals and work to find the estate planning solution that best meets those goals.
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Edith and Francis Schaeffer AKA Mom and DadChristmas for me will always be toxic and a time when memory drifts back to my missionary kid childhood. I loved Christmas but hated God for screwing it up. You see, the problem was that every year Jesus made Mom into his Christmas slave. Let me explain. My childhood Christmastime question was: "Mom, who's going to be in our house for Christmas?" The answer never varied. "The guests God brought to us this year my dear." The guests were the people th … [Read more...]
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7) Since there is no time like the present, he thought it was time to present the present.
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Reed vs Barnes
Warburton vs Sinclair on the undercard untelevised
Reed vs Barnes
Warburton vs Sinclair on the undercard untelevised
When the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail.
Bamma are there trying to build an mma legacy on 1 fighter its unfortunate that the first live mma on uk tv was a dull affair. Alex reid was class in his day and i can see why Barnes wants the fight as he is a fame junkie. For me that fight would be shite id rather see reid sort out his gas and come back against someone half decent.
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Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
Leeroy has fought some tough fights recently and done fairly well. I think Leeroy vs the Alex Reid we saw at the weekend would be one-sided.
Also, massive shame that BAMMA couldn't start the (tv) show with a better example of UKMMA. The Tyson Fury fight before BAMMA was boring and provided a real opportunity to 'steal' some of that audience. I think they should have had this matchup untelevised and saved their live event for a fight where Reid is looking a bit more like he did against Watson.
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Oral Solid dosage forms (Tablets and Capsules) are some of the most popular and convenient methods of drug delivery. They can be produced in a non-sterile environment and the process, equipment and technology is well defined and known, after more than 100 years of development. With the high volume of products produced in this dosage forms, it is important that the unit operations for their production be thoroughly understood. This course focuses on the fundamentals of each discrete processing step (unit operation) required for the manufacture and packaging of tablets and capsules.
The course will begin with a description of the three main OSD processing methods: Direct Compression, Wet Granulation and Dry Granulation. It will continue with a detailed review all of the major unit operations associated with OSD manufacturing process. This includes: Ingredient Dispensing/Formulation; Blending; Granulation; Drying; Compression/Encapsulation; Coating; Packaging and Miscellaneous Operations.
The course will focus on the process, equipment and technology associated with the unit operation, giving the attendee a general understanding of the OSD process and many of the issues, considerations and related concerns. The specific types of equipment and technology used in today's modern manufacturing process will be discussed and attendees will gain an appreciation for the selection and evaluation criteria of such. For example, a discussion of granulation will include information on different types of granulators (low shear, high shear, top drive, bottom drive, integrated processing trains) and typical challenges encountered during operation and scale-up.
A variety of process monitoring techniques will also be discussed. The course will review many known techniques for process monitoring with particular emphasis on their utilization in scale-up and technology transfer, final dosage unit and analyze the necessary steps in the packaging operation to get from the finished tablet or capsule to the final filled and sealed container. Introduction to packaging equipment for tablet/capsule counting, capping, security seals and bands, labeling, cartoning, and blister packaging will also occur. The course will conclude with a discussion on technology transfer, how to get the product from the R&D laboratory to full-scale manufacturing, and how to transfer a marketed product from one facility to another. A competency test will be administered upon course completion.
Immediately apply the course learning objectives with the complimentary copy of the ISPE Baseline Guide®: Oral Solid Dosage Forms.
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The Pre-Law Minor is an interdisciplinary law minor for students who are interested in attending law school, who plan on pursuing legal related careers, or who want to learn more about different areas of the law that may be relevant to their professional careers or to legal areas they are likeiy to encounter in their personal lives. The minor provides students with exposure to substantive law courses and topics. For those students interested in attending law school, the courses in the minor will help confirm their interest in pursuing a legal career, enhance the critical thinking, analytical, and other skills students will need to be successful in law school, provide insight into how lawyers think and analyze legal issues, expose students to the Socratíc method and to the unique way of studying the law used in law school, and also provide students with sufñcient knowledge and background in the law to be competitive in law school. For students not plan ning on law school, the minor will provide them with practical information and exposure to the legal system and to the legal issues and topics that will be useful in their careers and personal lives.
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Cirque du Soleil: Totem
Theater review by Jenna Scherer. Citi Field (see Off Broadway). By Robert Lepage. Dir. Lepage. With ensemble cast. 2hrs 50mins. One intermission.
If your date ever says, "Hey baby, let's get nasty like two fake Indians on roller skates," you'll know he or she has seen Cirque du Soleil's Totem. (That's pronounced to-tem, in case you were thinking of saying it the actual way.) In a routine that's emblematic of the show as a whole, this wheeled pas de deux is both jaw-droppingly impressive and completely nonsensical.
For this round under the Grand Chapiteau, the Canadian circus empire has recruited theater heavyweight Robert Lepage (who helmed the Met's recent Ring cycle) to write and direct. Totem is apparently about mankind's evolution from the primordial ooze, but in between apes and lizards, Lepage has also inexplicably squeezed in beach bums, flamenco dancers, a human mirror ball, and borderline-offensive portrayals of both Native Americans and Italians. There's also a bearded scientist who may or may not be Charles Darwin—though I'm pretty sure Darwin never juggled multicolored balls of light in a giant funnel.
But no one really comes to a Cirque show for the plot, right? Totem has all the unbelievably proficient acts of human precision and daring that audiences have come to expect. Highlights include a two-person rom-com in miniature that unfolds gorgeously on a single trapeze, a quintet of bowl-juggling unicyclists, and a fiendishly complex ten-person Russian-bar routine. However, there were more than a few mess-ups over the course of the night, and a few cloying clown acts outstayed their welcome.
Totem is certainly a sensory feast, featuring a moving bridge that uncoils like the tail of a giant lizard as well as intricately realized costumes and technical design. But pitched weirdly between The Origin of Species and Mamma Mia!, Lepage's show fails to raise the artistic bar.—Jenna Scherer
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Arin Gilliland Awarded SEC Offensive Player of the Week
Oct. 14, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. – After recording her first-career hat trick on Friday night by scoring three times in Kentucky's 4-1 win over Tennessee, University of Kentucky women's soccer player Arin Gilliland was named the Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week, it was announced by the league office on Monday afternoon.
"It is such an honor to be named SEC Offensive Player of the Week," Gilliland said. "As cool as it is for me to score goals and get the publicity for scoring, I also have to give an infinite amount of credit to my teammates and coaches. A lot of credit is due to them, and in specific, Caitlin Landis. Caitlin applied everything that we worked on in training up to the game, shot far post each time, and was a key factor in our win on Friday night. I just happened to be in the right place at the right time for a couple of those goals."
Gilliland had six points on Friday night, finding the back of the net three times, with goals in the 8th minute, 25th minute and 40th minute to record her first-career hat trick.
For the 2012 season, Gilliland has scored seven goals, and notched eight assists for 22 points on the season. The Lexington, Ky., native trails only Stuart Pope on the team, who currently has 23 points via nine goals and five assists, including one on Friday night.
Gilliland, who is a MAC Hermann Award finalist, was also named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week earlier in the season on Sept. 16, when she scored two goals and assisted on two goals in Kentucky's 4-2 upset of No. 10 West Virginia in Morgantown, W. Va.
This is the fifth-career SEC award for Gilliland, who in addition has been named to the All-SEC Freshman Team and Second Team All-SEC in 2011, and was named First Team All-SEC in 2012. This is the fourth SEC weekly award for Kentucky as a team in the 2013 season.
The Wildcats are currently sitting in a tie for second (South Carolina, Texas A&M) on the SEC table one game past halfway of the conference season, with 15 points through the opening six matches of the SEC season. Kentucky is just one point shy of LSU, who leads the conference with 16 points and a 5-0-1 SEC record. The 2013 marks the first time since 1999 that Kentucky has won five of its first six conference matches.
"This team is doing tremendous things," Gilliland said. "They continue to amaze me, and we keep getting better as the season progresses."
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