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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania men's basketball team gained its third win of the season, and the program's 1,700th, on Thursday night at NJIT. There is no time for celebrating, however; Saint Joseph's is on the docket Saturday evening at The Palestra. The Quakers and the Hawks will renew their Big 5 rivalry at 5 p.m.
GAME 17 - PENN (3-13) vs. SAINT JOSEPH'S (9-6)
Saturday, Jan. 19, 2013 *5 p.m.
The Palestra (Philadelphia)
TV: ESPNU (Scott Graham, Carolyn Peck)
Radio: WFIL 560 AM (Brian Seltzer, Vince Curran)
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Penn Game Notes (PDF) /SJU Game Notes (PDF)
The Penn-Saint Joseph's Series
*The Quakers and the Hawks are meeting for the 81st time in men's basketball. Saint Joseph's leads the series, 46-34.
*Penn has won the last two meetings in this Big 5 rivalry, taking an 84-80 decision last year and a 73-61 victory two years ago. Prior to that, Saint Joseph's had won five in a row.
*The last time Penn won two in a row against Saint Joseph's, prior to this current streak? The 1998-99 and 1999-2000 seasons. The last time the Quakers won three in a row over the Hawks? Try 1977-79.
Growing Up
Some of Penn's less experienced players have shown signs of finding their way and growing into the college game recently. Some examples...
*Junior Dau Jok entered this season with nine career points and seven rebounds; he entered last Saturday's La Salle game at 37 career points and 29 career boards; in the last four games, he has scored 32 points and snared 24 rebounds.
*In his last five games, freshman Tony Hicks has 56 points (11.2 ppg).
*In his last seven games, freshman Darien Nelson-Henry has 67 points (9.6 ppg); after scoring a combined 16 points in his first six games, "DNH" has scored seven or more points in seven of his last nine appearances.
*After averaging just 1.9 rebounds per game in his first nine appearances for Penn-remember, he missed all of last year due to injury-sophomore Greg Louis has had four or more boards in six of the last seven games. (In the outlier game, he had three.)
*After averaging 2.8 points per game in Penn's first eight contests, Louis has averaged 6.4 ppg in the most recent eight.
Missing Doc
Penn has played the last six games without junior captain Fran Dougherty, and he is not expected for tonight's game. So what are they missing?
*He leads the Ivy League in overall rebounding (8.8 rpg), and is third in both scoring (15.7 ppg) and field-goal percentage (52.5).
*He led Penn in rebounding in each of the first eight games this season; in his absence, four different players have led the team in boards.
Quaker Notemeal From NJIT
*The win was Penn's 1,700th as a program; the only other NCAA Division I programs to reach that milestone to date are Kentucky, Kansas, UNC, Duke, Syracuse, Temple, St. John's, UCLA, Notre Dame, and Indiana.
*Penn won a road game for the first time this season; previously the Quakers were 0-7 in such games.
*NJIT scored 53 points, made just 13 fieldgoals,shot 27.7 percent from the field,and had 24 rebounds -- all opponent lows for this season.
*Penn is now 3-3 in games decided by one point in the Jerome Allen coaching era.
*Penn is 13-0 under Coach Allen when holding its opponent under 55 points.
*Penn outrebounded NJIT, 41-24, its largest margin in the Allen coaching era.
*Penn set a team low in the Allen coaching era by taking just 10 three-point shots.
*NJIT made just 13 shots, an opponent low in the Allen coaching era, but had 17 steals which was an opponent high in that same period.
*Freshman Darien Nelson-Henry had his first collegiate double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds; he is the third different player to have a double-double this season (also Dougherty and Louis).
*Nelson-Henry is also the fourth Penn player this season to have a double-figure rebounding game (Dougherty, Louis, Jok).
*Nelson-Henry has scored in double figures in three straight games (13.3 ppg).
*Junior Miles Cartwright had 12 points for his team-leading 10th double-figure scoring performance this season and 43rd at Penn ... Cartwright also tied a career high with nine rebounds.
*Sophomore Henry Brooks tied a career high with two blocked shots, and finished one shy of his season/career high with five rebounds.
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Brevard, N.C.- The Brevard College women's soccer team dropped a heartbreaker to the North Greenville Crusaders 1-0 on a goal in the 87th minute on Tuesday afternoon.
Caroline Baker dribbled up the right side of the pitch, firing a shot that deflected off a BC defender to change directions for the game-winning goal at 86:12.
The Tornados were active offensively in the match, firing 12 shots to the Crusader's nine. BC put seven shots on goal in the contest, but a pair of North Greenville keepers kept the Tornados off the scoreboard.
The Tornados resume play as they host the Pfeiffer Falcons on Saturday, October 20th at 2 p.m. for Senior Day.

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The NSA & 9/11: Failure to Exploit the US-Yemen Hub & Beyond
Just one of the Legacies of 9/11
In the aftermath of 9/11, reams of newsprint were given over to discussing the CIA and FBI failures before the attacks; the agency had some of the hijackers under surveillance and allegedly lost them, the bureau was unable even to inform its own acting director of the Zacarias Moussaoui case. However, the USA's largest and most powerful intelligence agency, the National Security Agency, got a free ride. There was no outcry over its failings, no embarrassing Congressional hearings for its director. Yet, as we will see, the NSA's performance before 9/11 was shocking.
It is unclear when the NSA first intercepted a call by one of the nineteen hijackers. Reporting indicates it began listening in on telephone calls to the home of Pentagon hijacker Khalid Almihdhar's wife some time around late 1996. However, although Almihdhar certainly did stay there later, it is unclear whether he lived there at that time. The house, in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a, was a key target for the US intelligence community as it was Osama bin Laden's communication hub, run by Almihdhar's father-in-law Ahmed al-Hada.
The NSA kept the Yemen communications hub secret from the rest of the US intelligence community. However, Alec Station, the CIA's bin Laden unit, found out about it through an agency officer loaned to the NSA. Even after the discovery, the NSA refused to provide transcripts of the calls, meaning Alec Station could not crack the simple code the al-Qaeda operatives used. This was one reason the 1998 East African embassy bombings--assisted by al-Hada--were successful despite the bombers being known to numerous intelligence agencies.
hijack The first time the NSA is known for certain to have intercepted a call involving the hijackers was in early 1999, when the call involved Almihdhar and his fellow Flight 77 hijacker Nawaf Alhazmi. The NSA did not disseminate a report on this call, although the heavily redacted text of the Congressional Inquiry's 9/11 report indicates it should have. The NSA continued to intercept Almihdhar's calls throughout 1999, when he apparently spoke to al-Qaeda leader Khallad bin Attash, now languishing in Guantanamo Bay.
Article continues at Sibel Edmonds' Boiling Frogs Post.
You can also read Chapter 15 of Fenton's book at 911truth.org.
Kevin Fenton is the author of Disconnecting the Dots: How CIA and FBI Officials Helped Enable 9/11 and Evaded Government Investigations.
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With a son of John Stockton on the roster and two former University of Utah coaches on the staff, the Gonzaga Bulldogs will be very popular this week among the Utahns watching them play at EnergySolutions Arena.
But one Salt Lake City resident loves Pittsburgh, and his opinion matters.
Actually, Ken Pomeroy's sophisticated statistical analysis takes all the subjectivity out of the process. With a No. 7 ranking in the kenpom.com evaluation of offensive and defensive efficiency, Pitt is underrated as a No. 8 seed. On that basis, no team in the NCAA Tournament field was treated worse by the selection committee than the Panthers.
Gonzaga is No. 4 in Pomeroy's rankings, so the Bulldogs with assistant coaches Ray Giacoletti and Donny Daniels are worthy of their No. 1 seed in the West Region. But their reward is a potential third-round matchup with a well-balanced, good-shooting Pitt team that's a lot like Gonzaga.
The Panthers lost to Syracuse in the Big East tournament quarterfinals last week as their rally from 13 points behind fell short. Yet in early February, they lost by only three points at Louisville, the NCAA Tournament's No. 1 overall seed.
If a Gonzaga-Pitt pairing would be intriguing because the teams are so similar, the contrasting styles between Wisconsin and Ole Miss will make for guaranteed fun. Marshall Henderson, the Rebel gunner who played for Utah as a freshman, will challenge Wisconsin's sound defense. Henderson scored 21 points Sunday in an upset of Florida for the Southeastern Conference tournament title.
Another ex-Ute, Will Clyburn, is in the West field with Iowa State.
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Ohio State will advance to the Final Four. The Buckeyes showed poise and toughness in winning the Big Ten tournament and have a favorable draw in the West.
Why Gonzaga is No. 1
Other than an early-season loss to Illinois at home, the Bulldogs (31-2) have lost only at Butler via a buzzer-beater. They dominated the West Coast Conference.
Out on a limb
Ole Miss will reach the Sweet 16. Marshall Henderson and the Rebels are just dangerous and unpredictable enough to create a stir in this tournament.
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The teasers show what appears to be a sedan with a big carbon-fiber rear spoiler, a carbon-fiber diffuser with a trapezoidal exhaust tip, multi-spoke wheels, door handles with a chrome trim piece, highly styled LED taillights, and bright headlights with a yellow honeycomb light arrangement. A profile shot shows what looks like the outline of a sedan. The fast-paced teaser video also shows lots of fire and uses red lighting, which presumably represents the exciting and sporty aspect of the Furia concept.
There are virtually no clues as to what the Furia concept represents. It could be a pure show car meant to attract the public at the Detroit auto show, or it could be our first glimpse at a new Toyota sports sedan. We'll have more information closer to the opening of the Detroit show on January 14, 2013.
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They were such a great couple until their breakup earlier this year, and now Kellan Lutz and Sharni Vinson have decided to give their romance another shot.
According to a report, the "Twilight Saga: New Moon" hunk and his Australian model/actress gal are keeping their reunion under the radar and things are going quite well.
They've been an item for the past year and a half, but now Kellan Lutz and Sharni Vinson have decided to go their separate ways.
The "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2" hunk and his Australian actress gal broke up earlier this month, according to a source close to the couple.
Stepping out for a fun night before the big game, Kellan Lutz and Sharni Vinson attended the Samsung Galaxy Shangri-La Party in New Orleans on Saturday (February 2).
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Minor wall flaws are often hard to spot—until the afternoon sun hits them and makes them embarrassingly obvious. Find and mark any imperfections in the walls. Start by turning off all the lights in the room and closing the curtains. Then hold a trouble light next to the wall and move it across the surface (a process called "raking").
Wherever the light highlights a problem, even a small one, stick a piece of tape next to it so you can easily find it when you come through with spackling or joint compound. Tape works better than circling the problems with a pencil or pen (which can bleed through the paint).
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Seasonal expansion and contraction of studs can push nails out of the drywall. You can't just resink the nail and apply joint compound over the top—the nail will pop back out. To permanently fix the problem, drive a drywall screw about 2 in. above or below the popped nail. Use a 1-1/4-in. screw (screws hold better than nails). A longer screw isn't better—it's actually more likely to pop out than a shorter one.
Now pull out the nail, holding a wide putty knife under your pry bar to protect the wall. Tap the empty nail hole with the putty knife handle to knock protruding drywall fragments into the wall (or you won't get a smooth coat of filler on the wall). Finally, cover the screw head and fill the nail hole with three coats of joint compound.
Seal torn paper
The back of a chair, a flying video game remote or an aggressive kid with a toy truck can tear the drywall paper face. A coat of paint or joint compound over torn paper will create a fuzzy texture. For a smooth finish, seal the torn paper. Start by cutting away any loose paper. Then seal the exposed drywall with a stain-blocking primer. This keeps the drywall from absorbing moisture from the soon-to-be-applied joint compound. Wait for the primer to dry, then sand the exposed drywall edges to remove paper nubs. Cover the gouge with a thin layer of joint compound, feathering it out along the wall. If necessary, apply a second coat, feathering it as well, then wait for it to dry and sand it smooth.
Tip: After applying joint compound, be sure to cover it with primer before painting to prevent "flashing." Flashing occurs when joint compound absorbs the paint, dulling the finish.
Tape and fill damaged corners
Metal corner bead dents easily, causing cracks in the wall. Fortunately, the fix is relatively simple too. Use a hammer to knock the bead back into shape with several light taps instead of hard blows (Photo 1). Use a level to make sure the bead doesn't stick out past the finished walls or you won't get a clean corner (bury the bead in the wall a little if needed). Round any sharp edges on the bead with a file.
When you hit the bead with a hammer, you probably sent cracks up and down the corner, especially if the bead wasn't taped. Place mesh tape over the cracks, then apply joint compound over the tape and corner bead on one side only (Photo 2). Work on one side at a time—the first side needs to be hard so you can square the other side. Once the first side is dry, apply joint compound to the second side. Then recoat the corner, let it dry and sand it smooth.
Cut around glue spots
Mirrors and paneling are sometimes installed with an adhesive backing to help hold them in place. But when you take them down, the glue sticks to the drywall. Don't try to pull it off—you'll tear the drywall face, making rips across the wall. Instead, cut around the glue with a utility knife, cutting through the drywall face.
Scrape off the glue with a putty knife. You'll still tear the paper, but the tears will be confined to the outline you cut in the drywall. Use sandpaper on small areas of glue that won't scrape off. Fill gouges that you made in the wall with joint compound.
Fill holes three times
Fill small holes and indents (less than 1/8 in.) with spackling compound. For larger holes, use joint compound instead.
Apply either compound with a putty knife, spreading it thin on the wall. You'll apply two more coats (the compounds shrink as they dry), so don't worry if the hole isn't filled perfectly the first time. Let each coat of compound dry (read the directions; some dry in just two hours).
Don't believe spackling labels that say you don't have to sand—you do. You'll have to sand between coats if there's any excess compound. After the final coat, use fine-grit paper.
Cut out wall cracks
When homes settle, drywall cracks sometimes shoot out above or below windows and above doors. You can't just cover or fill the cracks with joint compound—they'll come back. Instead, fix the cracks with joint compound and mesh tape. Mesh tape gives you less buildup than paper tape and is plenty strong. Protect the window or door trim with masking tape before starting the fix.
To fill the crack, use a utility knife to cut a V-shaped groove along its entire length (Photo 1). Fill the groove with joint compound, let it dry, then sand it flush with the wall. Place mesh tape over the crack (Photo 2). Apply joint compound over the tape and feather it out 2 to 4 in. on each side of the tape. Let the compound dry, then apply a second and third coat, feathering it out 8 to 10 in. from the tape with a 10-in. taping blade.
Fix holes fast with an aluminum patch
The old method of repairing large holes was to cut out a square in the drywall, attach wood backing and then screw on a new patch of drywall. Aluminum patches (at home centers) are a faster, easier solution. Cut the patch so it covers the hole by at least 1 in. on each side, then place it over the hole. One side is sticky to adhere to the wall. Cover the patch with joint compound. Let it dry overnight, then recoat.
Block stains with special primer
Don't expect regular primer or paint to cover marker or crayon marks; they'll bleed through even several coats of paint. The same goes for water stains. First try to wash off the marker or crayon with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (at home centers) dipped in warm water. If that doesn't work, cover the marks with stainblocking primer (KILZ and B-I-N are two brands). Apply the primer with a roller so the texture will match the rest of the wall. Buy a cheap disposable roller and then throw it away when you're done.
Replace lifting tape
Tape will lift off the wall if there isn't enough joint compound underneath to adhere it to the drywall. You'll have to cut away the loose tape and replace it. Start by cutting through the paint and joint compound to remove every piece of loose tape. Go beyond the cracked area. Peel away the tape until you see the underlying drywall (Photo 1). Then fill the hole with joint compound and wait for it to harden. Embed mesh or paper tape in joint compound over the hole (Photo 2). Extend the tape a few inches past the hole on each side. Once it's dry, apply a second coat and feather it to blend the patch with the wall.


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Rice University's Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business was featured in the just released The Princeton Review's Best 301 Business Schools 2010 edition. Additionally, The Princeton Review, in conjunction with Entrepreneur magazine, recently ranked the Jones School #5 for entrepreneurship.The 2010 edition includes a profile of the Jones Graduate School, highlighting students' quotes from surveys about the School's academics, career and placement, student life and environment, and admissions. To read the Jones School's complete profile, click here.Please note that The Princeton Review's profile of the Jones School includes the old school name and URL. Since the submission, the "Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Management" has changed to the "Jesse H. Jones Graduate School of Business," and our new URL is business.rice.edu.


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(Brockton, MA) -- A police officer was dispatched to a Brockton, Massachusetts home, not because of an emergency, but because a ten-year-old boy didn't want to go to bed, and called 9-11 Wednesday night to voice his displeasure.
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Toby Keith Again Tops 'Forbes'' Country Cash Kings List
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Toby Keith remains the biggest country star, at least financially. The singer is once again leading Forbes magazine's "Country Cash Kings" list, which the publication launched last year.
The rundown ranks country stars based on their income over the past year, and Keith is landing on top with his earnings of $65 million dollars He amassed his wealth in a variety of ways, including his music career, his I Love This Bar And Grill chain, and his other business interests.
Taylor Swift is a close second. She made most of her $64 million dollars through "Red" tour, but she's also bringing in money from her a perfume line, endorsement deals, and other income-generating ventures.
Kenny Chesney is in the number three spot with $44 million dollars. Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan have both made a leap up from their tenth place tie in 2013. Aldean's $37 million in earnings puts him at number four, while Bryan's income doubled over the past year to $34 million dollars to round out the top five.
Newcomers to the list include Keith Urban and Florida Georgia Line, while Zac Brown Band, Rascal Flatts, and George Strait are making repeat appearances - with higher incomes this time around. Tim McGraw, Brad Paisley, and Carrie Underwood have fallen out of the top ten.
Forbes Magazine's "Country Cash Kings" - The Top-Earning Country Music Acts of 2014
1. Toby Keith, $65 million
2. Taylor Swift, $64 million
3. Kenny Chesney, $44 million
4. Jason Aldean, $37 million
5. Luke Bryan, $34 million
6. Zac Brown Band, $29 million
7. Keith Urban, $28 million
8. Rascal Flatts, $27 million
9. George Strait, $26 million
10. Florida Georgia Line, $24 million
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Tornados Women's Tennis team took the courts against teams from UNC Asheville, Tusculum College, Wingate University, and Lee University, Friday, September 12, 2008, starting off the 2nd BC Mountain Invitational. The first rounds served up at 2:30 in the afternoon, with doubles action highlighting the afternoon.
In the Doubles A flight, Coach Paul Thomson sent out his team of Lindsay Hostetter and Kayley Duval. In the quarterfinals against Tusculum's Pike and Sparks, Hostetter and Duval emerged victorious with an 8-4 victory. However, in their match against the duo from UNC Asheville, Bottomly and Cavanaugh, Hostetter and Duval fell, 8-3.
In the Doubles B flight, the Tornados twosome of Lindsay Shaeffer and Kim Dixon swept through the competition to reach the finals. In their first round, Shaeffer and Dixon defeated Tusculum's Keefer and Thompson, 8-2. In the semis, they kept the ball rolling as they overwhelmed Lee's Miller and Butler, 8-2. Shaeffer and Dixon will faceoff with UNC Asheville's Schon and Darling on Sunday in the finals.
In singles action, Schaeffer and Hostetter both advanced to Saturday's quarterfinals in the A draw due to byes in the first round.
In the B draw, Duval fell to Tusculum's Thompson in the first round by a score of 7-6, 6-3. Brevard's Jennifer Nyman advanced to the quarterfinals courtesy of a bye.
In the C draw, the Tornados Merek Slagle advanced to the quarterfinals with a bye in the first round where she will be joined by teammate Kim Dixon who advanced after defeating Tusculum's Smith in straight sets, 6-4, 7-6.
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Oversupply Issues
Who has dealt with an oversupply issue? I know a mom right now who was originally told that her baby was allergic to something in her diet, only later to discover that the baby's colicky behavior and watery bowel movements were actually linked to an overactive supply and aggressive let down.
Like a lot of women who struggle with supply, my issues have always been related to low supply, so I don't have a lot of advice to give this mom. For those of you who have dealt with this condition, what did you do to minimize the problem?
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I did have some issues with oversupply at one point. The main problem was forceful let down. I sat reclined, so the baby would have to breastfeed in an uphill position. I also suggest not expressing milk at all, unless she becomes very full and needs to express a small amount to relieve being uncomfortable. She can express a small amount by hand right before feeding the baby to avoid the baby getting too much milk at once, if she also has a forceful let down. Cool compresses in between each feeding can help, as well.


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Oregon Federal workers must repay unemployment
The Oregon Employment Department will tell federal employees that benefits paid to them as a result of the recent shut down of the federal government are an overpayment and must be repaid.
Oregon's prior policy did not require repayment of such benefits, based on Oregon law and court decisions over the years. Thursday the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) issued guidance to the states that changes the status of furloughed federal workers. During the period of the shutdown they are now considered to have been employed and thus not eligible for unemployment insurance benefits.
The department will send a letter to all those who received benefits with this new information, and outline a process for them to repay the benefits.
Approximately 733 federal workers made an initial claim for unemployment insurance in Oregon during the shutdown for a total of $389,739 paid in benefits. 1,153 re-opened an existing claim totaling $449,504. Some of those additional claims may be seasonal layoffs not associated with the shutdown. Their benefits will not be considered an overpayment.
Officials of the Oregon Employment Department had been in discussions with DOL on this issue throughout the period of the shutdown.
On October 11, 2013, DOL issued a directive to states that "Those employees have been furloughed and are eligible for UCFE [the federal unemployment program] under the same state requirements and conditions for other laid-off workers."
On October 24th, 2013, DOL issued a change to its prior directive to states. It is now directing states that those furloughed federal employees were not eligible for the UCFE program.


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University to dedicate Hollings Library July 23
The University of South Carolina will dedicate The Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library Friday, July 23. Vice President Joe Biden will speak, and a number of dignitaries and elected officials, including Sen. Hollings and U.S. Rep. James Clyburn, will be featured.
The event will be streamed live online, beginning at 11:30 a.m Friday. To view it, go to http://www.sc.edu/specialevents.
The Hollings library, which is connected to the Thomas Cooper Library by a glass-enclosed walkway on the main level, was completed in June. In addition to the S.C. Political Collections, the $18 million, 50,000-square-foot facility will house the Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections and Digital Collections.
Dean of Libraries Tom McNally says the new Hollings Library will better serve students, researchers, donors of materials and staff.
"This is an exciting time in the history of university libraries," said McNally. "The Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library pulls together three areas of collections in one working environment that is unsurpassed by any repository in the country.
"The Hollings Library makes it possible for the rare and valuable treasures from the university's collections to be accessible for students, researchers and the public through reading, research, class and meeting rooms, a mini-theater and large exhibition galleries."
Hollings was instrumental in securing the $14 million in federal funds for the building. The senator gave his personal papers to the university in 1989, a gesture that encouraged friends and fellow former Govs. James B. Edwards and John C. West to place their papers with the South Carolina Political Collections (SCPC). Soon thereafter, Govs. Robert McNair and Carroll Campbell also placed their papers with SCPC. As a result of Hollings' support, the SCPC is unparalleled in its holdings of the state's congressional delegates, leaders in the General Assembly, governors, political parties and organizations.
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Im pretty new here. Our Cockatiel passed away a little bit ago and I came here to read more about budgies.
I had 2 when I was a kid.
Yesterday my mother in law surprised my daughters with 2 budgies as a belated Eastergift ... They were not okay with me making the kids wait ... ugh ...
So Im super mad right now BUT love those budgies
I know for sure that the blue one is male. He is super awesome too and tries to get my attention.
they both ate in front of me YESTERDAY already but the blue one really doesnt show any fear and sings for me and stuff. Super nice.
But the yellow one/lutino I dont know ... boy? or girl?
both are fairly small, the yellow one is a bit bigger. both have red rings though so I assume they were born sometime this year ... the store told my MIL "they are both fairly young" ..


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Bare wall—check. Assorted art—check. Starting point…no clue. Sure, you love the crisp, well-ordered look of wall galleries in design mags and blogs. But hammering in that first nail yourself? Scary stuff. If grouping wall art has you all hung up, here's some good news: You—yes, you—can design your own picture-perfect wall gallery in just five easy steps.
Gather the items you want to use and lay them out on the floor. What to hang? Be creative. Almost anything can be used to fill a wall gallery, from canvas art to framed photos to personal memorabilia. For a unified look, choose items with similar colors or motifs; for a more eclectic wall, just mix & match. Try varying shapes and sizes for visual interest.
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Fan favorites including "Flight," "Zero Dark Thirty," and "Lincoln" were among the filmed nominated in the show, which honors "outstanding achievement in writing for the screen during 2012."
Spearheading another solid weekend at movie theaters across the States, "Taken 2" is comfortable situated atop the box office to begin the weekend of October 5-7, 2012.
The Olivier Megaton directed crime drama starring Liam Neeson as a retired CIA operative scored a $18.5 million opening day followed by a $19 million day two while estimated to churn out a respectable weekend total of $50.0 million.
Topping the competition with ease while posting solid opening numbers, "Hotel Transylvania" is perched atop the box office to begin the weekend of September 28-30, 2012.
Amping up promotions for their latest film, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Emily Blunt sat down with Coming Soon during the Toronto International Film Festival to talk about "Looper."
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Giving fans a sneak peek before the September 28th release, Yahoo! Movies debuted a new featurette from the upcoming film "Looper."
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What are people's thoughts on the image tagging?
Up till now we've been using separate templates for tagging images with characters, and tagging them with jutsu.
What is everyone's thought on dumbing this down and just having a single {{Tags|<List, of, tags, on, image>}} template and display? ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) May 2, 2009 @ 10:31 (UTC)
- The tags should be catagorized in some way in the list. Otherwise it could get very messy if there are a bunch of characters, techniques and whichever other tag in one image (Like on a game cover; Let's say Naruto uses some Rasengan technique in one corner while Sasuke counter attacks with some Chidori technique and in between there are a lot of characters with their special weapons (Shino with his bugs, Asuma with his knives) and techniques at the ready. Phew, sounds like a recipe for mess to me). Hakinu talk | Contributions 22:23, 2 May 2009 (UTC)
- Well for posters covers and the like I don't see to much point to tagging every single piece, for a game cover the only thing relevant to it is the game, it's not like we're going to use a game cover that Sasuke is on inside of Sasuke's article.
- If absolutely necessary, the annotated list can actually be broken up using categories to split them (I think, heh). So for example if you tagged something with Naruto Uzumaki and Rasengan, then Naruto Uzumaki would show up under character because he's a character, and Rasengan would show up under Jutsu. ~NOTASTAFF Daniel Friesen (DanTMan, Nadir Seen Fire) (talk) May 2, 2009 @ 23:56 (UTC)
- Ehehe. Yeah, I kind of realized that after tagging every single character for 99% of the game covers uploaded to the site.
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WOODBURY, NY -- AriZona Beverages has teamed up with basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal to launch an all-natural cream soda line. Soda Shaq contains real vanilla from Madagascar, is sweetened with pure cane sugar and has only 90 calories per serving. It's available in original vanilla, as well as orange, blueberry and strawberry cream flavors.
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An uninvited customer at the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control's Bountiful liquor store seems to have left a message recently letting officials know what he thinks of the Legislature's convoluted liquor laws.
He defecated on the floor by the beer displays.
Of course, nobody was there at the time, and he didn't enter the store the traditional way.
When the store manager arrived at 6 a.m., he found a rock had been thrown through the front window. The intruder partied for a while with the unlimited amount of booze on the shelves.
The store recently was remodeled and the lavatory was secured with a code lock. Employees could allow patrons to use it by punching in the code.
When the intruder couldn't get into the restroom, he just used the sales floor.
He was still in the parking lot trying to break into nearby cars when the manager discovered the dooty deed. The cops came quickly and arrested the very intoxicated man.
Speaking of liquor stores • Just when they start adding code-secured restrooms, they take away the reading materials one might entertain oneself with while being otherwise occupied.
After several years of City Weekly newspapers being available in the entryway of many state liquor stores, the DABC decided to disallow the papers.
DABC spokeswoman Vicki Ashby says that when other free publications noticed the City Weekly stacks at some of the stores in Utah County, they wanted their issues there as well. That triggered a discussion among DABC officials about allowing publications that advertise liquor, since advertising liquor is off-limits in the stores. Bottom line: If you want to read while using the bathroom at a liquor store, bring your own material.
Column item • Matt Pacenza recent got a ticket for going too fast up Mill Creek Canyon.
He says the Unified Police Department deputy was courteous, and he deserved the ticket. But paying his fine became more problematic. He followed the instructions on the ticket and logged on to www.justicecourtslco.org to pay online with his credit card.
After his attempt was rejected several times, he determined it was a "typosquatting" site, which is there for people who mistype an address or takes the place of a real site after it expires.
When he called the court, he and the clerk finally figured out that the email address on the ticket was wrong. There is supposed to be a dot between justicecourt and slco.
Wonder how many others couldn't pay their fines on time because of the ticket typo.
Passing the buck • Utahns who called GOP Rep. Chris Stewart's office to complain about the government shutdown including business owners in southern Utah who are being devastated by the national park closures were greeted with a phone message that infuriated them further.
The recorded message said no one could take their call because of the shutdown. It then encouraged them to call the office of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and complain to him.
It's not so bad • I reported in Wednesday's column that the Utah Republican Party is $90,000 in debt and has asked some of the county GOP committees to kick in their share of the state Check-a-Buck donations on income tax returns to the state party.
It turns out that $62,000 of that debt is owed to itself, just from one account to another. So the GOP actually owes about $27,000 to outside vendors. But the state party still wants the counties to fork over money.
Liberals are thrifty? • While the Republicans are slightly in debt, the Utah Democratic Party is $309,000 in the black, according to its report to the State Central Committee last week.


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CANTON, Ohio >> Forcefully and emotionally, Cris Carter summed up the 50th induction ceremony for the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night.
The seventh and final inductee from the Class of 2013, Carter honored dozens of people in his life who were "going into the Hall of Fame with me tonight," as he followed Jonathan Ogden, Dave Robinson, Larry Allen, Bill Parcells, Curley Culp and Warren Sapp in being inducted.
More than 120 hall members, a record, and a crowd of 11,500 were on hand at Fawcett Stadium for the golden anniversary celebration of the shrine.
"I appreciate the process you have to go through to get to be a Hall of Famer," Carter said. "To be able to join these men on this stage in football heaven is the greatest day of my life."
Carter needed six tries to make the hall even though he retired as the No. 2 career receiver behind Jerry Rice. He choked back tears as he made his speech after being presented by his son, Duron, and he spoke of his problems with alcohol while playing three years for the Eagles before being released.
He hooked on immediately with the Vikings and hooked onto nearly everything throw his way: Carter finished his 16-season career with 1,101 catches for 13,899 yards and 130 touchdowns.
"This game gave me identity, gave me a sense of purpose," he said.
Parcells also seemingly spoke for everyone in the Hall of Fame, and all the people gathered Saturday night.
"There's a kinship created that lasts for the rest of your life," he said about his experience as one of the NFL's most successful coaches.
The master of the franchise turnaround as the only coach to take four teams to the playoffs, Parcells won Super Bowls with the New York Giants in the 1986 and 1990 seasons.
"Every organization I worked for supported me to the fullest," Parcells said. "Without that, you've got no shot."
Parcells was Coach of the Year in 1986 and 1994. He asked to have his bust placed somewhere near Lawrence Taylor in the hall "so I can keep an eye on that sucker."
As relaxed as if he had no one to block, Ogden became the first Baltimore Raven enshrined. The first player drafted by the Ravens after the franchise moved from Cleveland in 1996 and was renamed, Ogden was presented by the man who made that selection, fellow Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome, now Baltimore's general manager.
A former college shot putter at UCLA, the 6-foot-9, 345-pound Ogden starred at tackle for a dozen seasons in Baltimore, winning the 2000 NFL title.
"He is part of the foundation of this franchise, part of the reason we have two Super Bowl championships," Newsome said.
Ogden, who was given a 2013 Super Bowl ring by the team, made the hall in his first year of eligibility. He was a six-time All-Pro, made the Pro Bowl 11 times and was the main blocker when Jamal Lewis rushed for 2,066 yards in 2003.
"Talent isn't enough," Ogden said. "A lot of people have talent, they don't always live up to it. For me it is about maximizing, striving for perfection."
Allen, who sniffled his way through his speech, was just as dominating a blocker as Ogden. He also was the NFL's strongest man, once bench-pressing 700 pounds, saying "I did it naturally."
A lead blocker for Dallas as Emmitt Smith became the NFL's career rushing leader, Allen made six All-Pro squads and 11 Pro Bowls in his 14 seasons, the final two with San Francisco. He won the Super Bowl in the 1995 season and was voted into the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility,
"I just knew I had to win every play," he said. "That's the reason I am here. I knew if I lost a play, I had 45 seconds to get even."
Sapp became only the second Tampa Bay Buccaneer enshrined, 18 years after Lee Roy Selmon made it. He was elected in his first year of eligibility following 13 seasons in which he went from instant starter after being selected 12th overall in the 1995 draft to Defensive Player of the Year in 1999. That season, he had 121/2 sacks as the Bucs won their first division title in 18 years. For his career, Sapp had 961/2 sacks as a tackle.
"I sit here with the greatest among the great," Sapp said, breaking into tears. "We're here, baby."
Sapp made the NFL's All-Decade squads for the 1990s and the 2000s.


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CINCINNATI (AP) — An eastern Ohio conservation center will release more federally protected American burying beetles at a nature preserve near Cincinnati as part of an effort to save the endangered species.
Experts from the Wilds in Muskingum County will release some of the beetles on Monday at the Fernald Nature Preserve northwest of Cincinnati. Another group will be released next month at the Wilds.
Wilds officials say the American burying beetle was once found in 35 states. It was listed as a federally protected endangered species in 1989.
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A missionary from Roy died a day after he was hit by a car in Malaysia.
Jason Wiberg, a 19-year-old missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died on Sunday after a car hit him while he was riding his bicycle on Saturday in Kuching, Malaysia, according to a statement released by his parents, Reid and Janice Wiberg.
His companion provided immediate first aid and paramedics, who arrived quickly, took him to a hospital where he was stabilized, the statement adds. He was then moved to a bigger, more advanced hospital. But his condition deteriorated despite treatment.
"[His organs] were donated for transplant so he can continue to help and be with the people of Malaysia he so dearly loved. His missionary work will continue in the spirit world," according to the family statement.
In the statement, Wiberg's family expressed their appreciation and love to everyone who prayed for him, as well as to his companion and medical personnel who worked hard to save his life.
"We all hoped for a miracle yet are comfortable with the knowledge and accept that God has other plans for Jason at this time," the statement reads.
Wiberg had been serving as a full-time missionary in the Singapore Mission since October 2012, according to a statement from Ruth Todd, spokeswoman for the LDS Church.
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Three Lockheed Martin F-35B short takeoff/vertical landing (STOVL) aircraft were officially delivered to the U.S. Marine Corps during ceremonies at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz.
The three jets are assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121 residing with the host Marine Aircraft Group 13.
"For more than 50 years, it has been our mission to support the Marine Corps mission, and we're honored to deliver the first three F-35B STOVL aircraft to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 121," said Bob Stevens, Lockheed Martin chairman and chief executive officer.
"The F-35B is the world's only 5th generation, supersonic, stealthy combat aircraft that can also hover, take off and land virtually anywhere Marines are in action.
"Through the hard work and dedication of the military and contractor team, the F-35B will define the future of Marine Corps aviation."
Official welcoming ceremonies at Yuma marked the handover of the jets to the Marines. The delivery of the first three operational-coded 5th generation F-35B STOVL fighters marks the beginning of STOVL tactical operational training at Air Station Yuma.
These three aircraft increase the number of STOVL aircraft delivered to the Marine Corps to 16 and bring the total number of F-35s delivered in 2012 to 20.
Currently, 13 Marine Corps STOVLs are assigned to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing's Marine Fighter/Attack Training Squadron 501 at Eglin AFB, Fla., supporting pilot and maintainer training.
The F-35 Lightning II is a 5th generation fighter, combining advanced stealth with fighter speed and agility, fully fused sensor information, network-enabled operations and advanced sustainment.
Three distinct variants of the F-35 will replace the A-10 and F-16 for the U.S. Air Force, the F/A-18 for the U.S. Navy, the F/A-18 and AV-8B Harrier for the U.S. Marine Corps, and a variety of fighters for at least nine other countries.
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Join EGO and the Rossier School of Education family for the 5th annual Tailgate Olympics on Saturday, November 24th, from 9am to 4pm.
The Tailgate Olympics is an all-out competition between all of the student orgs / programs in the Rossier School of Education. Teams from each program (including teams of Alumni and friends) compete against each other in a variety of games and competitions to see who will be crowned the 2012 Tailgate Olympics Champion.
Everyone is welcome, and there is no need to purchase a ticket to participate. However, those wishing to have access to the all-you-can-drink open bar area will need to purchase a $5 wristband. Drink wristbands can also be purchased in the lobby of WPH in the days leading up to the event, as well as on the day of the event.
Join EGO for one final tailgate and one final game as the Trojans look to ruin Notre Dame's season!
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REDLANDS - Hundreds of people strolled up and down the alley next to Augie's Coffee Shop on Saturday.
That was just enough to make the Inland Empire Zine Fest a success.
"There is a very cool vibe out here," said Zine Fest participant Geoffrey Golden, editor in chief of comedy magazine The Devastator. "It's fun to have a Zine Fest in the alley. It gives it a dangerous quality. But it's a fun danger."
About two dozen artists from Redlands and other partos the Inland Empire set up shop in the alley next to Augie's for the Zine Fest, organized by Redlands comic book store Comic Quest and hosted by Augie's.
Apparel, music, poetry and a multitude of art forms were showcased just off Fifth Street.
"What we wanted to do was show that the Inland Empire has a vibrant art scene," said Ray Duran of Comic Quest. "We want to get artists out and to be seen. We want to give them a platform to have their work be seen."
Duran tried to explain the Zine Fest appeal.
"Zine is doing what you want to do. It's what you are into," Duran said. "You create it and you get it out there."
This particular event was a big moment for the Zine Fest followers.
"There are tons of artists out there but there just aren't many venues for them," said Rob Mardis of Nerdpop.net. "Artists have to band together like they've done today. It's very important to do things like this."
The Devastator is a bit more high profile than most zine projects. It has 11 employees, and its last two releases, which focused on indie publications and the fantasy genre, won rave reviews from mainstream media outlets.
"Parodies and satires, we are a comedy show but in magazine form," Golden said about The Devastator. "We have contributors from "The Daily Show," Onion, "Adult Swim," Marvel, and D.C. It's a very cool group."
Ryan Herrera created his own music lable, Loaded Sound, and releases his own music.
Herrera said it belongs in a genre called drone and described it as "is very slow, dark and heavy."
Herrera saw what other Zine Fest participants saw.
"The focus of today is that we are people who are focused on doing it on their own," he said. "They don't want anyone to do things for them and they aren't sitting around waiting for someone to do things for them."
Near the west end of the alley was Rejoinder Sean Andress, who sat quietly as he etched out a drawing. His table displayed his original drawings and prints.
"Surreal expression, outsider art," said Andress, who works as a library assistant to pay the bills. "It's not popular and not a lot of people see it."
Andress added, "I don't make much money. I do this because I love this. It's like cheap therapy."
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Can you smell it?! The sweet scent of the NCAA is in the air! Today I got some inspiration to write about showing off your team's colors and what better way to gear up than to make a one of a kind piece of apparel to show off?
This morning, Sharpie's senior brand manager, Ben asked if I had any college apparel that I'd made with Sharpie markers lying around. Surprisingly enough, I don't have anything conveniently stored at my desk, but I did have something else: 1 Plain White T-Shirt and a handful of Sharpie markers. And of course, like every responsible sports fan, the ability to draw my alma mater's mascot like a pro.
This took all of 30 minutes this morning and I hope that it stirs up a little inspiration in you to make a Game Day tee of your own. If you're not good at drawing, tracing is man's best friend – courtesy of Word Art, I printed out letters, put them under the t-shirt and traced "Rock Chalk."
(Please pardon the wrinkles. We needed a Sharpie sports tee this morning and needed one fast – This one was crammed in a filing cabinet.)
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STAMFORD, CT -- Sales in Crane Co.'s Merchandising Systems fell 9.6% to $83.6 million in the 2013 third quarter from $92.5 million a year earlier.
Crane Merchandising Systems consists of two divisions. Sales edged up in its Payment Solutions business, but were more than offset by a decline in its Vending Solutions segment.
The company attributed declines in sales and operating profit in its vending machine business to lower capital spending by certain bottler customers and continued weakness in Europe. Operating profit and margins increased in Payment Solutions, reflecting the impact of higher sales of unattended payment systems and continued productivity gains.
Crane's third-quarter results included costs of $4.1 million, or 7¢ a share, related to the pending acquisition of MEI Conlux Holdings. Excluding the MEI transaction costs, earnings per share increased 5% to $1.04, up from 99¢ in the third quarter of 2012.
Companywide, Crane Co. earned 97¢ a share compared with 99¢ a year earlier. Sales in the 2013 third quarter decreased 1.3% to $637.5 million from $646 million year over year.
"On a 1% decline in revenues, total company operating margins grew to 14.4%, with solid performance in our Fluid Handling, Payment Solutions and Engineered Materials businesses," said Crane Co. chief executive Eric C. Fast. "In connection with the pending acquisition of MEI, we are actively engaged in satisfying the remedies required by the European Commission and expect to close the acquisition late in the fourth quarter."
Crane's 2013 EPS is now expected to be in a range of $4.10 to $4.20 per share, down slightly from its previous guidance of $4.10 to $4.25 per share, reflecting lower-than-anticipated revenue growth. The 2013 guidance does not include potential impacts from the
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A seven-year-old boy named Myles wrote a letter to Vice President Joe Biden with his solution for gun violence. Chocolate bullets. The Vice President is completely on board with this idea, because, as he says in his letter back to Myles, "People love chocolate."Some fellow writers at The Broad Side had very strong reactions to this story. Danielle declared "If someone shot me with chocolate…they would be my new best friend." Karen insisted "must be milk chocolate. Dark gives me migraine." It … [Read more...]
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I made a video a few months ago and I was just waiting to figure out how I could incorporate it into a "how to" or guide, as something to give back to the community. I saw there was another video post recently in this section and I decided to go ahead and post it.
This video is sort of a reflection of some of the tools and ideas that I personally learned after taking the Offec Course. Anyone who is on the fence on whether they should sign up for it can check out the video to get an idea of some of the things that I did. I can honestly say, hands down, the best technical course I have ever taken.
Summary of video: network surveying -> enumeration -> exploit developement -> priv escalation
Thanks to all the Devs, Mods, Senior Members, and everyone who contributes to this site. Special thanks to KMDave, who gave me the idea for the exploit from the 0day forums.
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Samsung toner cartridges are one of the best printer supplies for high quality printing. Still, there are moments when you could encounter printer errors because of your laser toner cartridge. To help you with your Samsung toner cartridge problem, here are some tips that you can try.Tags: compatible toner cartridge, Printing Tips, Remanufactured Toner Cartridge, Samsung printer, Samsung toner, Samsung toner cartridge, tonerTonerboss News