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Quadrant Estates has appointed leading multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy Hilson Moran for the speculative redevelopment of 100 Cheapside.
This is a grade A new office building which features a retained façade on St George's Street and a new elevation on Maddox Street.
A new offices / retail building of 11,000m² constructed behind a retained façade in Portman Square. The offices include a full height, seven-storey atrium with feature wall climbing lifts.
This project consists of the redevelopment of an existing retail park comprising the refurbishment of five existing units and the construction of five new units as well as modifications to the car parking areas.
We are working with Brookgate on the CB1 development which is transforming the Station Road area of Cambridge, providing state-of-the-art transport interchange and a magnificent new public square together with prestigious 'Grade A' offices, premium residential, retail and hotel space as well as purpose-built student accommodation
This 80,600m² shopping centre in Croydon comprises three floors of retail space for large, medium and small traders, and two and a half levels of parking for 950 cars.
Hammerson's portfolio includes some of the UK's most successful retail venues including Brent Cross, The Bullring, West Quay, Highcross, The Oracle, Queensgate, Silverburn and Union Square.
With the value of retail space in their flagship store being at a premium, Hilson Moran have been commissioned to help part of Harrods' back of house facility relocate off site to free up important retail trading space.
Hilson Moran has been appointed to prepare an Environmental Statement for a major shopping centre extension.
This 110,000m² mixed-use development in the heart of the fashion district of Milan comprises high and low rise office buildings, high and low rise residential buildings and retail facilities
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Hilson Moran was responsible for the design of the new Sainsbury superstore adjacent to the underground station at Loughton.
Tameer Towers is a major, 980,000m² mixed-use development. The project encompasses a 73-storey commercial tower, four high-rise residential apartment blocks and a luxury hotel.
Hilson Moran has provided detailed analysis and sustainable design advice for a 9 million sq ft shopping centre in Kuwait.
This high quality shopping centre provides 14,300m² of retail units. The retail malls were designed to maxmise natural daylight and are naturally ventilated to reduce energy consumption.
Hilson Moran has been appointed to assist Capital Shopping Centres to gain planning permission for a large extension to the Potteries Shopping Centre in Stoke on Trent.
This major, new 150,000m² retail, leisure and residential development will include 47,000m² of retail accommodation including Debenhams and M&S, 1,250 car parking spaces and a Vue ten-screen multiplex cinema.
Hilson Moran was appointed to undertake the full services design and site overview covering all floors of the public trading areas, without disruption during normal trading hours.
Hilson Moran has been appointed as M&E consultants for the £174 million Wolverhampton Interchange Scheme, aft er the Department for Transport earmarked a further £13m of the £24m required for phase one of the project.
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Arts events for Fall 2009
The arts are alive at Carolina. Theatre, dance, opera, painting, creative writing, music -- these areas are showcased in hundreds of events that take place on campus every year.
Check out some of the events and performances scheduled for Fall 2009:
Theatre South Carolina and Lab Theater
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Artist: Elizabeth Indianos
Title: "Hibiscus II"
Medium: Sculpture - Metal
Size: 6' x 6' x 54"
Year Installed: 2004
Venue: Lauderhill Town Centre Branch Library
*not currently on display
Upon entering the lobby of the library, one encounters a shimmering brushed aluminum floral form, suspended twelve feet off the ground, welcoming patrons daily. The artist had chosen Hibiscus as a symbol embracing the dynamism of Nature found in South Florida landscape.
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Colorado farmers proud of new farm bill
February 7, 2014
Colorado farmers and ranchers said Tuesday they not only now have a road map for the future of their businesses, but one they're actually proud of.
Congress on Tuesday gave its final approval to a new five-year farm bill, sending the measure to President Barack Obama, who is expected to sign it, and end years of political battles.
Partisan disagreements stalled the bill for more than two years, but conservatives were eventually outnumbered as the Democratic Senate, the White House and a still-powerful bipartisan coalition of farm-state lawmakers pushed to get the bill done.
"Over the years, discussions on certain topics had gone all over the place, and the outcome could have been a farm bill we didn't want," said Marc Arnusch, a southern Weld County farmer, who sits on the Colorado Farm Bureau's board of directors. "The bill we have isn't perfect, but it takes a lot of steps in the right direction. The dialogue between producers and lawmakers certainly paid off."
The Senate passed the bill 68-32.
The bill provides a financial cushion for farmers who face unpredictable weather and market conditions. But the bulk of its nearly $100 billion-a-year cost is for the food stamp program, which aids 1 in 7 Americans.
House Republicans had hoped to trim the bill's costs, pointing to a booming agriculture sector in recent years and saying the now $80 billion-a-year food stamp program has spiraled out of control.
The food stamp program was cut about 1 percent; the House had pushed for five times that much.
The final compromise bill would get rid of controversial subsidies known as direct payments, which are paid to farmers whether they farm or not. But most of that program's $4.5 billion annual cost was redirected into new, more politically defensible subsidies that would kick in when a farmer has losses.
"Farm bills always serve as guides for farmers and ranchers in their planning for the future, but this farm bill, with what all it includes, is also one I think we can be proud of," Arnusch added.
Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., a member of the Senate's Agriculture Committee and the Farm Bill Conference Committee, stressed Tuesday that the bill "cuts red tape by consolidating and streamlining dozens of programs, and ultimately reduces the deficit by $23 billion."
"Although long overdue, today's vote means that our state's producers, from the Eastern Plains to the West Slope to the San Luis Valley, are one step closer to the certainty and predictability that comes with a full, five-year roadmap for food and farm policy," Bennet said. "Among other things, this bill improves the health of our forests, reduces the risk of wildfires, provides a critical safety net for our state's producers in the event of extreme weather, and provides essential resources for our rural communities. We traveled across Colorado talking with farmers and ranchers to make sure their voices were heard in this process, and it's about time we got this done for their sake."
Agriculture adds $40 billion annually to Colorado's economy and supports about 175,000 jobs.
Bennet, Arnusch and others Tuesday applauded the farm bill for:
» Ending direct payments, which Colorado producers have said is their lowest priority for risk management.
» Strengthening the crop insurance program.
» Its livestock disaster assistance to help ranchers deal with extreme weather.
» Its new, Bennet-backed tools for supporting organic agriculture, including extending crop insurance coverage to organics and allowing producers to create an organic check-off program.
» The improved conservation easement program Bennet helped write, allowing landowners to preserve their land for future generations while still using it for crop production and grazing.
» Its resources for agricultural research, including new support for the National Animal Health Laboratory Network to protect the livestock sector against potential disease outbreaks.
» Reducing the deficit by $23 billion, making the Farm Bill one of the few deficit-reducing bills to pass this Congress.
» The permanent reauthorization of stewardship contracting, a public private partnership where the U.S. Forest Service partners with private business to restore forest land, thereby decreasing fuel loads, reducing the risk of fires and spurring job creation.
» Its expedited treatment of forest land that has been infested by insect and/or disease, through a Bennet-authored provision called the National Forest Insect and Disease Act. More than 800,000 acres in Colorado have been decimated by the beetle epidemic.
» The inclusion of five modern air tankers to help fight fires.
» Its resources to support rural development.
» The one-year extension of the Payment in Lieu of Taxes program, which Bennet successfully fought for after PILT funding was removed from January's appropriations bill. In the 2013 fiscal year, nearly 90 percent of Colorado's counties received PILT payments, totaling $32 million.


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Oliver North(!) Is Angry That Obama Didn't Get Congress' Approval On Libya
Blog ››› ››› JEREMY SCHULMAN
Today, Fox News' Oliver North took to the airwaves to complain that President Obama didn't seek congressional authorization before intervening in Libya.
"Quite frankly, it's unparalleled in my entire experience in the military going all the way back to the 1960s," North complained. "Every president has gone to the Congress to get a resolution to support whatever it is he wanted to do. And [Obama] doesn't ask the Congress because he doesn't know what he wants to do."
People whose memories extend further back than the start of the Obama administration might find North's statement a bit surprising.
They might, for instance, remember that back when North was a Marine colonel serving in President Reagan's White House, he helped run a secret -- and illegal -- operation to sell weapons to Iran (in an ill-conceived effort to win the release of American hostages there) while using the proceeds to support the Contra rebels in Nicaragua. Beyond simply not authorizing the scheme, Congress had explicitly prohibited it.
Here's how independent counsel Lawrence Walsh described the Reagan administration's violations of U.S. law and efforts to "deceive Congress" in the Iran-Contra Scandal:
The Iran/contra affair concerned two secret Reagan Administration policies whose operations were coordinated by National Security Council staff. The Iran operation involved efforts in 1985 and 1986 to obtain the release of Americans held hostage in the Middle East through the sale of U.S. weapons to Iran, despite an embargo on such sales. The contra operations from 1984 through most of 1986 involved the secret governmental support of contra military and paramilitary activities in Nicaragua, despite congressional prohibition of this support.
The Iran and contra operations were merged when funds generated from the sale of weapons to Iran were diverted to support the contra effort in Nicaragua. Although this "diversion" may be the most dramatic aspect of Iran/contra, it is important to emphasize that both the Iran and contra operations, separately, violated United States policy and law. The ignorance of the "diversion" asserted by President Reagan and his Cabinet officers on the National Security Council in no way absolves them of responsibility for the underlying Iran and contra operations.
The secrecy concerning the Iran and contra activities was finally pierced by events that took place thousands of miles apart in the fall of 1986. The first occurred on October 5, 1986, when Nicaraguan government soldiers shot down an American cargo plane that was carrying military supplies to contra forces; the one surviving crew member, American Eugene Hasenfus, was taken into captivity and stated that he was employed by the CIA. A month after the Hasenfus shootdown, President Reagan's secret sale of U.S. arms to Iran was reported by a Lebanese publication on November 3. The joining of these two operations was made public on November 25, 1986, when Attorney General Meese announced that Justice Department officials had discovered that some of the proceeds from the Iran arms sales had been diverted to the contras.
When these operations ended, the exposure of the Iran/contra affair generated a new round of illegality. Beginning with the testimony of Elliott Abrams and others in October 1986 and continuing through the public testimony of Caspar W. Weinberger on the last day of the congressional hearings in the summer of 1987, senior Reagan Administration officials engaged in a concerted effort to deceive Congress and the public about their knowledge of and support for the operations.
Walsh extensively outlined North's role in Iran-Contra, his efforts to withhold information from Congress, and his subsequent destruction of potentially incriminating documents:
While he endeavored to hide his activities from the Congress in the summer of 1986, North was becoming progressively more explicit in his discussions with other U.S. officials about what he was doing for the contras. His efforts to sell ``his planes'' to the CIA were only the beginning. On August 28, 1986, during a breakfast with the RIG at the offices of Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs Richard Armitage, North ran through a list of his contra activities, including his cash payments to contra leaders and organizations, provisions of food, and money for air operations. North's question for the RIG was simple: Should he continue his efforts? Fiers told North yes.
Meese gathered his team around mid-day on November 21, 1986. He then called Poindexter to tell him he wanted to get all relevant documents from the NSC. Following Meese's call, Poindexter had Thompson gather the documents, including the only known signed copy of the December 1985 "retroactive" Finding that clearly stated that the HAWK shipment was an arms-for-hostages deal. With Thompson and North present, Poindexter destroyed the Finding. He said he feared that it would be a political embarrassment.
Document destruction at the NSC did not stop with Poindexter. North returned to his offices in the early evening of November 21 and shredded stacks of memoranda and messages. Meanwhile, Meese's staff had begun reviewing pertinent intelligence and interviewing witnesses. Meese himself handled the President's most senior advisers. Meeting with Meese on the morning of November 22, 1986, Shultz told him that the President had acknowledged only two days earlier knowing about the November 1985 HAWK shipment.
While Meese was conducting interviews, two Justice attorneys were at the NSC reviewing documents. They discovered one that North had not shredded: a copy of his April 1986 memorandum that explained the diversion. Meese was told of the memorandum during lunch on November 22. His inquiry continued, culminating in the questioning of North on November 23, 1986. North lied about his knowledge of the cargo of the November 1985 HAWK shipment, claiming as he had in the November 20 meeting that he thought at the time that the cargo was oil-drilling equipment. He also denied knowing about any retroactive Finding that covered the shipment, although he suggested that "someone ought to step up and say it was authorized." Meese then confronted North with the diversion memorandum. A shaken North admitted that the diversion had occurred but attributed it to the Israelis.
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text: On 19 February 2012 18:27, Manu <turkeyman at gmail.com> wrote: > On 19 February 2012 20:07, Timon Gehr <timon.gehr at gmx.ch> wrote: >> >> On 02/19/2012 03:59 PM, Manu wrote: >>> >>> Okay, so it came up a couple of times, but the questions is, what are we >>> going to do about it? >>> >>> size_t and ptrdiff_t are incomplete, and represent non-complimentary >>> signed/unsigned halves of the requirement. >>> There are TWO types needed, register size, and pointer size. Currently, >>> these are assumed to be the same, which is a false assumption. >>> >>> I propose size_t + ssize_t should both exist, and represent the native >>> integer size. Also something like ptr_t, and ptrdiff_t should also >>> exist, and represent the size of the pointer. >>> >>> Personally, I don't like the _t notation at all. It doesn't fit the rest >>> of the D types, but it's established, so I don't expect it can change. >>> But we do need the 2 missing types. >>> >>> There is also the problem that there is lots of code written using the >>> incorrect types. Some time needs to be taken to correct phobos too I >>> guess. >> >> >> Currently, size_t is defined to be what you call ptr_t, ptrdiff_t is >> present, and what you call size_t/ssize_t does not exist. Under which >> circumstances is it important to have a distinct type that denotes the >> register size? What kind of code requires such a type? It is unportable. > > > It is just as unportable as size_t its self. The reason you need it is to > improve portability, otherwise people need to create arbitrary version mess, > which will inevitably be incorrect. > Anything from calling convention code, structure layout/packing, copying > memory, basically optimising for 64bits at all... I can imagine static > branches on the width of that type to select different paths. > Even just basic efficiency, using 32bit ints on many 64bit machines require > extra sign-extend opcodes after every single load... total waste of cpu > time. > > Currently, if you're running a 64bit system with 32bit pointers, there is > absolutely nothing that exists at compile time to tell you you're running a > 64bit system, or to declare a variable of the machines native type, which > you're crazy if you say is not important information. What's the point of a > 64bit machine, if you treat it exactly like a 32bit machine in every aspect? gdc offers __builtin_machine_(u)int for word size, and __builtin_pointer_(u)int for pointer size via gcc.builtins module. Nevermind though, it's not quite a "standard" :~) -- Iain Buclaw *(p < e ? p++ : p) = (c & 0x0f) + '0';


text: Cameron Douglas, the son of Michael Douglas, says he was hurt in prison playing sports. Every other person who has any knowledge of the situation says that Cameron's broken finger and leg were the result of a $100 bounty being put on his head for being a rat and naming names when he was sentenced last year to 4 1/2 years in prison for trying to smuggle drugs into prison. Most prisoners who attempt to smuggle in drugs are just warned or lose privileges and are not sentenced to jail time, and the 4 1/2 years could be a record for that offense. Cameron says prison handball games are rough. Yeah, let me know next time you break a leg playing handball.


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Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2013 4:40 am
Post subject: The Danger Zone Mock
1.Oakland-Jadeveon Clowney|DE|South Carolina
-Holes everywhere. Once in a generation talent trumps franchise QB.
2.NY Jets-Teddy Bridgewater|QB|Louisville
-New regime means new QB, especially with little money tied to Smith.
3.Buffalo-Anthony Barr|OLB|UCLA
-The Bills desperately need someone to rush the passer in the 34.
4.Philadelphia-Bradley Roby|CB|Ohio State
-Its hard to tell how the new 34 will shake out with positional changes, but CB is still a need.
5.San Diego-Taylor Lewan|OT|Michigan
-Rivers will be on his last chance. A true LT is needed to protect him.
6.Detroit-Antonio Richardson|OT|Tennessee
-Been told Detroit goes BPA. Tiny is just that, and he can fill a need at either tackle position.
7.Tennessee-Brett Hundley|QB|UCLA
-If Tennessee drafts this high, then the Jake Locker experiment has failed. New QB, new regime.
8.Tampa Bay-Austin Seferain-Jenkins|TE|Washington
-Freeman has to have more targets to get the ball to, and ASJ is the best TE prospect since Vernon Davis.
9.Indianapolis-Louis Nix|NT|Notre Dame
-A disruptive NT is needed for a good 34 defense, and Indy gets their guy here.
10.St Louis(Washington)-Ryan Shazir|OLB|Ohio State
-If things work out, STL wont have many holes. A Sam OLB is needed, and Shazir would form a deadly LB corps.
11.Cleveland-David Fales|QB|San Jose State
-Broken record. New regime, new QB. Old Man River is not the guy, even though a solid team is built around him.
12.Arizona-Jake Matthews|OT|Texas A&M
-Bobbie Massie showed potential, but another tackle is needed, and its a little early for a QB.
13.Carolina-Sammy Watkins|WR|Clemson
-Cam needs someone to throw the ball to and Steve Smith cant be good forever. Perfect fit.
14.Dallas-Anthony Johnson|DT|LSU
-Jason Hatcher is a FA, and Johnson will bring some youth to the Dallas d-line.
15.Minnesota-CJ Mosley|ILB/OLB|Alabama
-Mosley has the potential to play either spot in a 43, and he might be needed at either MLB or WLB.
16.Miami-Timmy Jernigan|DT|Florida State
-Miami has done a good job of adressing their holes, but an upgrade to the DT position is needed.
17.Kansas City-Stephon Tuitt|DE|Notre Dame
-Tuitt has top 10 potential, and he fills a big need for the Chiefs.
18.Houston-AJ Johnson|ILB|Tennessee
-A QB is tempting here, but the ILB position can be upgraded, especially if Cushing bolts.
19.New Orleans-Cyrus Kouandjio|OT|Alabama
-New Orleans needs a offensive tackle badly. Zach Strief and Jason Smith are not the answers.
20.Seattle-Dominique Easley|DT|Florida
-Easley has great athleticism, and could slide into either tackle or LDE for the Seahawks.
21.Jacksonville-Loucheiz Purifoy|CB|Florida
-Even with the 2013 draft, CB is stilla huge need, and Purifoy could give them a true #1.
22.St Louis-Craig Loston|SS|LSU
-Tackle is a slight need, but no one warrants the pick, so a SS in Loston is the pick.
23.Pittsburgh-Haha Clinton-Dix|FS|Alabama
-Great value here to go along with need since Ryan Clark's contract is up after 2013.
24.NY Giants-Marquise Lee|WR|USC
-Both Cruz and Nick's contracts are up, and its possible that one will be gone.
25.Cincinnati-Aaron Lynch|DE|South Florida
-Both of their DE's will be free agents after the year, and Lynch will take one spot.
26.Baltimore-Mike Evans|WR|Texas A&M
-Jacoby Jones is a FA, and the cupbard is pretty bare except for Torrey Smith.
27.Green Bay-Ty Zimmerman|FS|Kansas State
-Green Bay has a good number of FAs, but Zimmerman has the best value as a potential Burnett replacement.
28.San Francisco-Jordan Matthews|WR|Vanderbilt
-San Fran's receiving corps could be very bare after 2013. Matthews has the potential to start from day 1.
29.Chicago-Aaron Colvin|CB|Oklahoma
-Tillman is a FA, and there isnt much depth behind him and Jennings.
30.New England-Brandon Coleman|WR|Rutgers
-A player from Rutgers and a receiver? Its too perfect of a fit.
31.Atlanta-Ra'Shede Hageman|DT|Minnesota
-Babineaux, Peters, and Jerry are all FAs, and Atlanta likes to use a rotation. Hageman fills a big need.
32.Denver-Scott Crichton|DE|Oregon State
-Ayers isnt the answer across from Wolfe. Crichton could give the pass rush a huge boost.
1.Oakland-Brett Smith|QB|Wyoming
2.NY Jets-Lache Seastrunk|RB|Baylor
3.Buffalo-Will Sutton|DE|Arizona State
4.Philadelphia-Malcolm Mitchell|WR|Georgia
5.San Diego-Ifo Ekpre-Olomu|CB|Oregon
6.Detroit-CJ Fiedorowicz|TE|Iowa
7.Tennessee-Jackson Jeffcoat|DE|Texas
8.Tampa Bay-Yawin Smallwood|OLB|UCONN
9.Indianapolis-Kyle Van Noy|OLB|BYU
10.Washington-Eric Kendricks|ILB|UCLA
11.Cleveland-Ed Reynolds|FS|Stanford
12.Arizona-Tajh Boyd|QB|Clemson
13.Carolina-Marcus Roberson|CB|Florida
14.Dallas-Gabe Jackson|OG|Mississippi State
15.Minnesota-Ka'Deem Carey|RB|Minnesota
16.Miami-Colt Lyerla|TE|Oregon
17.Kansas City-Marcus Mariota|QB|Oregon
18.Houston-Derek Carr|QB|Fresno State
19.New Orleans-Tre Boston|FS|North Carolina
20.Seattle-Cyril Richardson|OG|Baylor
21.Jacksonville-Jeremiah Attaoucho|DE|Georgia Tech
22.St Louis-DeAndre Coleman|DT|California
23.Pittsburgh-Deshazor Everett|CB|Texas A&M
24.NY Giants-Andrew Jackson|ILB|Western Kentucky
25.Cincinnati-Christian Jones|OLB|Florida State
26.Baltimore-Daniel McCullers|NT|Tennessee
27.Green Bay-Trey DePriest|ILB|Alabama
28.San Francisco-Damian Swann|CB|Georgia
29.Chicago-David Yankey|OG/OT|Stanford
30.New England-De'Anthony Thomas|RB/WR|Oregon
31.Atlanta-Jared Abbrederis|WR|Wisconsin
32.Denver-Vinnie Sunseri|SS|Alabama
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Tiny Richardson is good, and Fiedorowicz is great. Van Noy in the 2nd would be great as well.
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RB for the Vikings in round two, don't see that at all. The 1st round pick is good. I could see the Vikings going Attaoucho or Cyril Richardson or even Tre Boston or one of the QB's before a RB in round two.
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Don't really think fales is a fit for our new O. If we still ran the WCO then I'd say yes
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7 Quarterbacks????
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If we're picking eighth after this offseason, we have bigger fish to fry than TE.
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I like it from Bills perspective but I doubt Mariotta declares in this QB class.
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BillsGuy82 wrote:
I like it from Bills perspective but I doubt Mariotta declares in this QB class.
Ya this years loaded it seems. Could definitely make some more money the next year.
I'd be fine with this Cards draft though
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If (but more likely when) the Rams go safety in the first, it will probably be a FS because all signs point to TJ McDonald being a SS. If HaHa is still on the board, he probably won't make it past our pick.
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I don't think the Jets will give up on Geno after one year.
RB is not really a need. We have a very solid group in Ivory, Goodson, Powell, and McKnight.
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I always think people forget about us when we arent picking in the top-5
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Good Bengals draft
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We don't need a NT at all. Especially if we're picking top 10 somehow. The Van Noy pick is great.
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The Gnat wrote:
RB for the Vikings in round two, don't see that at all. The 1st round pick is good. I could see the Vikings going Attaoucho or Cyril Richardson or even Tre Boston or one of the QB's before a RB in round two.
Gerhart is a FA, and AP is a freak, but he does need a compliment. Carey would be great value at the pick.
Dawgpoun8017 wrote:
Don't really think fales is a fit for our new O. If we still ran the WCO then I'd say yes
From what Ive seen, Fales can make all throws. He doesnt have the strongest arm, but he's no Pennington either. I might need to see more of him though.
LuckIsGOAT wrote:
7 Quarterbacks????
Really dont know what your hang up with this is. Right now there are around 10 QBs that could be top 75ish prospects. 7 QBs is a definite possibility, but also, some of these guys like Mariota might not come out.
catcheryea wrote:
If (but more likely when) the Rams go safety in the first, it will probably be a FS because all signs point to TJ McDonald being a SS. If HaHa is still on the board, he probably won't make it past our pick.
Havent heard that about McDonald. Ill keep that in mind in future mocks.
green24 wrote:
I don't think the Jets will give up on Geno after one year.
RB is not really a need. We have a very solid group in Ivory, Goodson, Powell, and McKnight.
If the Jets are picking that high, then Rex is gone. New coaches mean new QBs. They have no ties to Geno. Plus Geno's contract is not a hindrance.
Those 4 backs you named are pretty much the definition of average. To get the team back to that next level, you need better than average, and Seastrunk is the best back in the class, and could give your team a dynamic that it hasnt had in a while.
JaguarCrazy2832 wrote:
I always think people forget about us when we arent picking in the top-5
Im the leader of the Jag bandwagon this year. I dont know what it is, but I think they will surprise, and unless some huge injuries happen before the year, I will have them as division champs.
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We don't need a NT at all. Especially if we're picking top 10 somehow. The Van Noy pick is great.
Chapman and Franklin arent the answers. That defense needs lots of help, and Nix is the best NT prospect in a long while.
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Rather have Nix in the 1st and Mariota in the 2nd. Not impressed with Hundley.
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Editorial Photography: From Pulitzer to Portraiture with Brian Smith
Pulitzer Prize winner and former POYi winner Brian Smith shares insights from his last 30 years in editorial photography as he moved from Pulitzer Prize-winning sports photographer to celebrity portrait photographer for Hollywood's A-List. Smith will speak about both the art and commerce of editorial photography and what every artist needs to know about the business of photography to remain in business. In this presentation, Smith will share ways to grab and keep the attention of photo editors and art directors, how shooting personal projects can promote your vision and land the jobs you'll love to shoot, and ways to keep your portfolio and vision fresher than next year's winner of The X Factor.
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Modus.Ponens wrote:A bit of off topic, but I think the Nobel winning novel was another one by the same writer, José Saramago. The name in english is "Baltasar and Blimunda". I searched wikipedia and the Nobel Prize page, but they don't confirm what I'm saying.
He and Egas Moniz are the only Nobel prize winners of my country.
Fede wrote:I watched true Grit with Jeff Bridges, and The King's Speech with Colin Firth and Geoffrey rush.
The former is very faithful to the original with John Wayne, save for the last scene.
the latter - The king's Speech - is to my mind, matchless, and what true, british film-making is all about.
Quality without the shmalz.
If my good American friends will forgive me, there is - or certainly has been, up to the recent past - a tendency to try to go for the happy, righteous ending....
for example, I have heard - from those who have seen the original films in Swedish, and the more recent English version - that 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' is very tailored to American audiences in its presentation.
But having seen neither, I cannot vouch for this.
However, as this specific film was discussed on a Buddhist forum, I cannot imagine they were being dishonest in their appraisal and verdict.....
Bhikkhu Pesala wrote:
As far as actually addressing Buddhist issues I think that
Why Has Bodhi-Dharma Left for the East?: A Zen Fable http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0097195/ is truly excellent. Not so easy to watch as Samsara, or Spring ...since there's little action, no sex, no attempt at being entertaining, but it's well worth the effort.
rowboat wrote:Yes, this is an excellent film. Unfortunately just after leaving the theatre, at the Pacific Cinematheque in Vancouver, in the mid-90s, just as I turned the corner from the theatre, a young man named Damien Costello (or Damian Costello) landed almost at my feet directly in front of me, from a height of twenty stories or more.
Buckwheat wrote:Bhikkhu Pesala wrote:
Walking meditation.... HAHAHAHAHAHA.... and the sequel:
Thanks, bhante.
Actually, I do believe it was the other way around. And it is very good both as a video and as a book.Kim O'Hara wrote: I saw Gaiman's Neverwhere, a book turned into a TV series and now out on DVD, during the year.
chownah wrote:So far this year I have only watched one movie...it was Quinn's clay animation "The Adventures of Clayman Pt1". Mr. Quinn was careful in not letting the epic scope of the subject turn his work into a quagmire of complexly related but unneccessary detail....and in keeping with his minimal treatment he did not use sensational special effects nor spectacular cinematics which would have only detract from the tight focus on the essential quality of his work. The pace is appropriately even throughout and Mr. Quinn is masterfuf in his ability to not let the excitement of the plot development seduce him into a dash to the finish which would have only diminished the final statement which is very clearly "there is more to come". Kudos to Mr. Quinn and with such success on first attempt I'm sure that we are all sitting on the edge of our seat in anticipation of Pt2!!!
The uncut version of this work can be found here:
Mr. Quinn can be contacted at Dhamma Wheel for permission to download for personal use only and for submitting proposals for showing at commercial houses.
tiltbillings wrote:Actually, I do believe it was the other way around. And it is very good both as a video and as a book.Kim O'Hara wrote: I saw Gaiman's Neverwhere, a book turned into a TV series and now out on DVD, during the year.
befriend wrote:hello, are there any good buddhist movies besides the hollywood buddhist movies like seven years in tibet. ive seen spring summer fall winter spring or whatever it is i forgot what its like. any recommedations? that are theravadan? metta, befriend
Kim O'Hara wrote:Google to the rescue:
http://www.amazon.com/Buddhist-Movies-o ... 5JBCEG8ZSV
I have seen, and recommend, 4 and 6 on the list.
Kim O'Hara wrote:http://paramita.typepad.com/dharma_forest/2006/01/the_best_buddhi.html
Groundhog Day?
Suffering is asking from life what it can never give you.
mindfulness, bliss and beyond (page 8) wrote:Do not linger on the past. Do not keep carrying around coffins full of dead moments
Filmed entirely in Myanmar, Dhamma Dana delves deep into the Golden Land's monastic tradition and reveals how the Burmese Buddhists find inner freedom. The film presents the Dhamma with a serene rhythm; documenting a powerfully peaceful ancient tradition that few experience first hand.
Award winning Animal Planet documentary.
MGPL has produced a 48 minutes documentary, Walk With The Master - the story of the sites of the Buddha. Our approach to the program is to detail each site associated with the life of the Buddha. We will be recalling incidents and stories associated with the site. This will help bring the site to life.
http://www.cultureunplugged.com/play/80 ... The-Buddha
Expanding on the themes they developed in BARAKA (1992) and CHRONOS (1985), SAMSARA explores the wonders of our world from the mundane to the miraculous, looking into the unfathomable reaches of man's spirituality and the human experience. Neither a traditional documentary nor a travelogue, SAMSARA takes the form of a nonverbal, guided meditation. Through powerful images, the film illuminates the links between humanity and the rest of nature, showing how our life cycle mirrors the rhythm of the planet.
Suffering is asking from life what it can never give you.
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- Final Judgment is the sentence that will be passed on our actions at the last day (Matt. 25; Rom. 14:10, 11; 2 Cor. 5: 10; 2 Thess. 1:7-10). The judge is Jesus Christ, as mediator. All judgment is committed to him (Acts 17:31; John 5:22, 27; Rev. 1:7). "It pertains to him as mediator to complete and publicly manifest the salvation of his people and the overthrow of his enemies, together with the glorious righteousness of his work in both respects." The persons to be judged are, (1) the whole race of Adam without a single exception (Matt. 25:31-46; 1 Cor. 15:51, 52; Rev. 20:11-15); and (2) the fallen angels (2 Pet. 2:4; Jude 6).
- The rule of judgment is the standard of God's law as revealed to men, the heathen by the law as written on their hearts (Luke 12:47, 48; Rom. 2:12-16); the Jew who "sinned in the law shall be judged by the law" (Rom. 2:12); the Christian enjoying the light of revelation, by the will of God as made known to him (Matt. 11:20-24; John 3:19). Then the secrets of all hearts will be brought to light (1 Cor. 4:5; Luke 8:17; 12:2, 3) to vindicate the justice of the sentence pronounced. The time of the judgment will be after the resurrection (Heb. 9:27; Acts 17: 31). As the Scriptures represent the final judgment "as certain [Eccl. 11:9], universal [2 Cor. 5:10], righteous [Rom. 2:5], decisive [1 Cor. 15:52], and eternal as to its consequences [Heb. 6:2], let us be concerned for the welfare of our immortal interests, flee to the refuge set before us, improve our precious time, depend on the merits of the Redeemer, and adhere to the dictates of the divine word, that we may be found of him in peace." [1]
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Judgment Seat
The Judgment Seat of Christ (or bema seat) is one of several judgments described in the Bible, specific to individual believers standing before God in the last day to receive their reward. Some believe it is distinct from the event described in Revelation where unbelievers are cast into the Lake of Fire.
The word bema is used in the Bible to describe the place where defendant and accuser stand in front of a magistrate in a court (Matthew 27:19, John 19:13), but also in classical Greek usage as the evaluation stand for athletes. Although it is used metaphorically in both ways in Paul's writings, it is more commonly believed to be associated with reward than punishment.
(Cf. Romans 14:10, 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, 2 Corinthians 5:10)
White throne judgment
The White Throne judgment is seen as the final judgment described in the Bible. The name White Throne comes from the description given in Rev. 20:11-15. Similarly there is what appears to be a description of final judgment in Matthew 25:31-46. Some premillennialists see these as describing two judgments separated by the 1000 year millennial reign of Christ on earth. Others (amillennialists and postmillennialists) see this as the same judgment as at the White Throne -- the final judgment before the eternal state. [citations needed]
See also
External links
- The Future Judgment of the Believer, by Lehman Strauss
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College Football Recap - Oct. 24
Monday, October 24, 2011
COLLEGE FOOTBALL RECAP - 10/24/11Here's a brief look at the highlights of week eight of the college football season, a week which saw two undefeated top-six teams get upset as well as convincing victories by the top two teams in the nation. The rankings used in this recap are the BCS Standings from prior to the games.
TRAVEL WOESSyracuse 49, #15 West Virginia 23: Ryan Nassib threw four touchdown passes - three to tight end Nick Provo - and had zero turnovers, and Darian Graham returns a kickoff 98 yards for a critical score to shock the high-powered Mountaineers for the second year in a row.Miami 24, #22 Georgia Tech 7: The Yellow Jackets get a rude welcome in Miami as the Hurricanes hold Georgia Tech more than 300 yards and nearly 36 points below their season averages.Purdue 21, #23 Illinois 14: The Boilermakers enjoy some home-cooking and post their first win over a Big Ten team since 2009 to improve to a surprising 2-1 in Big Ten play while handing the Illini their second straight loss.NOT AS EASY AS EXPECTED#5 Boise State 37, Air Force 26: Air Force controls the time of possession in an effort to keep the potent Boise offense off the field, and it works to an extent, but not enough, as Kellen Moore matches the NCAA record with 45 career victories (ties former Manning Award winner Colt McCoy).#9 Arkansas 29, Ole Miss 24: The Rebels nearly shock the Razorbacks, building a 17-point lead before Tyler Wilson puts together a strong second half and the Hog defense does its job to keep Arkansas in the mix in the loaded SEC West, while the Rebels drop their 10th straight SEC game.#12 Virginia Tech 30, Boston College 14: The Eagles, with just one win, hold a 7-6 halftime lead, but the Hokies focus on the run game and a 134-yard performance by David Wilson leads them to their seventh victory.ONE-SIDED WIPEOUTS#8 Stanford 65, Washington 21: Three Cardinal running backs power their way to a school-record 446 rushing yards as Stanford crushes its first ranked opponent of the year as star quarterback Andrew Luck takes a backseat for the first time this season in his schools' 10th-straight win by 25 or more points.#10 Oregon 45, Colorado 2: The Ducks, playing with their backup quarterback and their backup running back, jump to a 29-0 first quarter lead and their defense holds the Buffaloes to just 231 total yards.#19 Houston 63, Marshall 28: The undefeated Cougars are once again led by star quarterback Case Keenum, who completed 19-of-21 passes for 295 yards and four touchdowns - in the first half alone - as he became the NCAA's all-time leader in total offense with 17,156 career yards.
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Why should a menorah be displayed only eight days of the year? That's the concept behind designer Laura Cowan's Modern Transformer Magnet Menorah. Featuring a stainless steel base and colorful magnetic candleholders, the menorah can be set up in an infinite number of ways and can even double as a desk organizer. It's another Hanukkah miracle.
Richard Meier
Richard Meier's Architectonic Menorah is an architectural history lesson, with each candleholder representing a different period of Jewish persecution. Among the styles featured on the Pritzker Prize–winning architect's menorah are an Egyptian obelisk, a Roman tower, and a tower symbolizing the German concentration camps. For a smaller version, Meier also fashioned some of the towers into mezuzahs.
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Today in my Sunday school class we tackled chapters 8-9 of Revelation, featuring the seven trumpets. We discussed the attempts of some futurist interpreters to see in the locusts Russian attack helicopters capable of launching nuclear missiles, or in Wormwood the Chernobyl disaster (Chernobyl means "Wormwood" in Ukrainian). The biggest problem with that approach is [Read More…]
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A man was shot in Chino on Thursday night.
Police came to the 13100 block of 18th Street at 10:35 p.m. where they found the 46-year-old Chino resident. He was taken to an area hospital where he is listed in serious condition, police said.
Witnesses told police they saw two men leaving the scene of the shooting.
One of the men is Latino, around 20-years-old and has short hair. He wore tan shorts and a black jacket.
Anyone with information may call Chino police, 909-628-1234.
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Will it be available any days after Christmas day or is it a one off treat?
Better not be doing the same with me and my fireworks n shit....that banger was meant just for you Jimmy
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Oh hi. Will make it available til the end of the festive day. Then I edit post. Just having a look at this trying to work out the best order. There aren't as many pics as I remember. London are you ok with me including the bikini pics?
Basically what I mean is 'i hope you are ok with me including the bikini pics.'
Draw the line at the nip slip though.
Who gave you permission to choose where to draw the line Jimmy? Surely that should be a forum decision?
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COLLETON COUNTY, SC - A trailer caught on fire late Thursday night in Colleton County on I-95 northbound.
Colleton County Sheriff's Office says that a car was pulling the trailer when the trailer caught on fire. The South Carolina Highway Patrol and Colleton County responded.
The fire was doused quickly and no one was hurt.
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Tornados sweep singles matches on way to victory over Upper IowaMarch 8, 2010
Brevard improves to 4-2 on the season
Hilton Head, S.C. - The Tornados women's tennis team continued their winning ways Monday morning by sweeping the singles matches in topping the Peacocks of Upper Iowa in Hilton Head, S.C.
With the victory, Brevard improves to 4-2 on the season, while Upper Iowa falls to 9-2.
Brevard opened by winning two of the three doubles matches as Lindsay Shaeffer and Kim Dixon combined to defeat Upper Iowa's Anastasia Dabiza and Courtney Romer, 8-3, and Kayley Duval and Merek Slagle topped Nicole Henry and Jennah Smith, 8-1.
The Peacocks received their lone point of the match as Mallory Cox and Kelsey Montgomery defeated Claire Dillman and Lindsay Hostetter, 8-5, at No. 2 doubles.
In the singles matches, Shaeffer was taken to three sets by Anastasia Dabiza at No. 1 singles before winning 4-6, 6-4, 10-3 but Hostetter, Dillman, Duval, Dixon and Sara Douglas completed the singles sweep without dropping a set in the victory.
Brevard continues play in Hilton Head on Tuesday, March 9th, as the Tornados will take on UNC Pembroke with first serve coming at 8 a.m.
Doubles competition
1. Kim Dixon/Lindsay Shaeffer (BCW) def. Anastasia Dabiza/Courtney Romer (UPU) 8-3
2. Mallory Cox/Kelsey Montgomery (UPU) def. Claire Dillman/Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) 8-5
3. Kayley Duval/Merek Slagle (BCW) def. Nicole Henry/Jennah Smith (UPU) 8-1
Singles competition
1. Lindsay Shaeffer (BCW) def. Anastasia Dabiza (UPU) 4-6, 6-4, 10-3
2. Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) def. Courtney Romer (UPU) 6-4, 6-2
3. Claire Dillman (BCW) def. Mallory Cox (UPU) 6-2, 6-2
4. Kayley Duval (BCW) def. Kelsey Montgomery (UPU) 6-1, 6-3
5. Kim Dixon (BCW) def. Jennah Smith (UPU) 6-1, 6-3
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Sharon - from Kansas City, MO
One or more of the layers can be "dummies"; bakeries often do this! Most dummies are made from Styrofoam cut to the size the actual cake tier would be. You would prepare the Styrofoam for stacking just as you do a real cake (i.e. - add dowel rods which separator plates will snap into), then you ice and decorate the dummy with the same icing you use on the cake. If the tiers will not be separated by pillars (that is, one tier sits on the tier below it) have the real cake on a cake circle or board.


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Huh! I checked back in the archives, and it seems that I've not written about my pretty pink paper policy yet. I wonder how THAT happened!
Okay, get ready to flash back about four years. I'm working on my internship experience (ironically, at the high school I attended and under the guidance of the woman who was my biggest inspiration for wanting to become an English teacher, but that's another story). We were working several classes, but my pretty paper policy was inspired by an experience I had with a senior in the AP Language and Composition class (I had this kid…).
Let's call him Chet. Chet was a wise-ass. Chet was always right. Chet knew more than the teachers (even the ones with Ph.D.s in writing instruction, by the way). Chet was a royal pain in the ass.
Let's just say that Chet was not my favorite student, even BEFORE the proverbial shit hit the fan.
Chet failed to turn in a piece of writing. A fairly important piece of writing that constituted a significant portion of his grade.
Chet baldly accused ME of losing this piece of writing.
It didn't matter that Chet was unable to reproduce the piece (most kids would have just gone back to their computer and hit "print" again. No harm, no foul. Chet made some bullshit claim about a hard drive failure). Chet had decided that I was an easy target – the intern is the equivalent of the red-shirted, no-name actors on the original Star Trek; you know, the ones who catch a phaser gun blast right between the eyes and never come back from away missions alive?
(edited to include this picture; I just had to go back and include it. I think it's a riot that I found this the day after I wrote this post….)
The upshot was that Chet simply didn't do the work, but he wasn't going to go down for it; he was going to blame it on me.
Dear Readers, I bought it. I looked EVERYWHERE for this paper. I turned my house upside down. I looked in every rooom in the school I'd even WALKED past. I practically stripped my car. I could not find this paper because, well, you know…
The incident almost made it all the way to the dean before the kid finally confessed – after we threatened to call his parents in on the fun – that he didn't do the writing in the first place (don't even get me STARTED on the depth of dumbassery this kid demonstrated; in the days that we were busy turning my life inside out looking for this fucking essay, he could easily have written the paper and planted it somewhere in the classroom).
I walked out of the dean's office swearing that I would NEVER AGAIN be used like that.
From that point on, I have instituted what I call my "pretty paper policy." I went to the office supply store and bought a ream of neon-colored paper (I started with purple because I like the alliteration, then switched to pink when the purple ran out. Think about that for a minute…that's a LOT of purple paper….).
The idea is that when a homework assignment or essay is due, EVERYONE must hand me SOMETHING; either the assignment or a piece of pretty paper with the student's name, the date, and the missing assignment's title written on it. That way, when the student gets a zero for work he or she didn't do, they can't tell me that I lost it when I can produce a piece of day-glo paper with their own handwritten confession on it.
I use the pretty paper policy in every class I teach, college and high school. The college kids never get their pink paper back; I don't accept late work without prior agreement, so that pink paper stands for a zero on the kid's score. The high school kids get to exchange their pink paper for the completed – albeit late – assignments. Well, they do until mid-semester, anyway. I wanted to give the kids a good half-semester to get used to me, my teaching style, and the kind of work I'm asking them to do. I'm doing away with the policy on November 9th. From then on, they get treated just like my college kids.
It's a sad thing when a teacher needs to write receipts for missing work so s/he can cover the proverbial ass against unethical (lazy!) students, but it is what it is. While I'm not happy about having to use it, I'm glad that I do. I wonder how many Chets the policy has saved me from…


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I meant linux questions like the link you posted, and basic hacking q's that are repeated.
We already have a place for basic linux questions.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
I meant linux questions like the link you posted, and basic hacking q's that are repeated.
World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
I dont mean to sound like a twat but if you guys dont want to see the forum die then maybe we should help the noobs because once they learn they can help make useful scripts and contruibute. I think if we had a tutorial section showing linux basics, like instaling programs and getting internet access ect... then they could learn linux very quickly.
I learned from trial an error and maybe a lil google. Now i can do loads of things with BT and its not even hard. I do find its hard to get help from the forum community somtimes but other times ceartin users can be very helpfull, such as Comax and VulpiArgenti who helped me alot.
I would be willing to write tutorial but theres no section for basic linux questions (which would be a grate idea to stop them being posted in the BT section)
Yes, but with all due respect deviney, this is an advanced linux distribution. It shouldn't need to be dumbed down for people who couldn't be bothered learning a little linux first. You wouldn't install Arch Linux and complain that it's too hard. The same should go for Backtrack. And it's not like you can't install Ubuntu and run the aircrack-ng suite, which is what most of these people seem to want to do anyway. I think it's on the onus of the user to do the hard yards and learn a little, not on the community to spoon feed these people. After all; Try Harder.
Spoken like a true offsec student. I agree with you completely. I once bothered someone for help on IRC with some basic questions. His response was: Google, research, try harder, do some more googling, rethink the issue, google, try harder, and *THEN* ask. I turned that into my way of looking at things. I still ask people for help, but only after I have put some significant time into trying to figure it out myself.
World Domination is such an ugly phrase. I prefer the term World Optimization.
I am currently working on somthing that will help alot of people with backtrack to get started. Probbly be a month before i release it tho, hopefully it will help are community.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
As was said, Backtrack is a specialized OS whose included tools are designed for those who can work a command line. That takes Linux experience, something I learned firsthand when I first attempted to make use of BT4 a few months ago. A basic Linux class, and a little practice here and there, and I can easily perform some of the more basic tasks like WEP cracking. (Gotta start somewhere ).
Anyway, having a short guide for basic Linux issues couldn't hurt, but those looking into this OS should seriously have some Linux experience. Maybe even a quicky manual or reference guide included with the software that explains the bare basics for the Terminal, especially if the OS is only being used intermittently. I myself keep a notebook that has commands I can refer to if needed while offline.
I think by doing this we can get rid of some of the really basic problems like how do i login, I will continue to add to it daily for a week or two.
I was wondering if you could add a stickie thread with my blog address inside it and point the noobs in my direction so i can teach them and ansrew there questions before pointing them back here after they have learned a bit.
Am trying to keep show them the basics using GUI and scripts at first and just trowing a few CLI commands in there so they can see how they work for later tutorials. Have a look at it guys and let me know what you think of it.
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Interested people will take on another member in their category, and one person per pair will be eliminated each round.
When signing up (aka saying your interested in this thread and stating what group you want in) please show a piece of your work so I know if you fit in the beginner or advance level.
Once you sign up and see someone you would like to battle, PM them, decide on a word and rules (throwie/sketch, colours) then PM me.
-group 1-
klic vs w_g_o_n_e : "SHYNEPO" (throwie, 3 colours)
asis vs tha wite rabbit : "BSERK" (piece, b&w)
project link vs johnny_fuel : (word/ rules undecided)
queezy vs playa on words : "RAEPA" (piece, b/w, colour outline)
lope_gci vs seywhat: "SANED" (piece, color)
-group 2- advanced
borg vs anotherdead : "POVE" (piece, b&w)
deco one vs posher : "PHUM" (piece, b&w)
este_oner vs keepsicks : "HEVAN" (piece, b&w)
thekid. Vs vice(tre) :"VECWR" ('piece, full colour)
segueonez vs skeetz : "ATMOS" (piece, b&w)
zenker vs reser : "BOWZER" (piece, b&w)
How It Works:
After I close sign up I will give everyone a few days to let everyone sort out their battle word and partner.
And then I will announce a date that all entries need to be in by.
Preferably send me the two entires together please, with your names and word.
If you aren't that coordinated or haven't heard from your partner send me yours by the TBA deadline.
They will get polled and winners move on. (ex: A vs B, C vs D, A and D win... next round A vs D)


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72 pounds of pot hidden in the trunk
Thursday morning, a traffic stop on I-5 south of Portland led to the arrest of a New York man on marijuana-related charges. The initial contact led to the discovery of about 72 lbs. of marijuana.
A state trooper observed multiple traffic violations northbound on Interstate 5 south of Portland near milepost 282 involving a 2012 Mitsubishi passenger car. The trooper made contact with the driver and identified him as 21-year-old Carl Johnson, from Syracuse, New York.
Subsequent investigation during the contact led to the discovery of approximately 72 lbs. of marijuana in the trunk of the vehicle. The approximate value of the marijuana is $145,000.
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I have tried with numerous different machines to get a server/drone configuration working in Kismet. Whenever the server connects to the drone the drone will segfault. Can someone please try this to confirm this bug.
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Verizon Wireless has announced the Droid Incredible Android-based smartphone manufactured by HTC (High Tech Computer).
The Droid Incredible, with a 3.7-inch WVGA touch display, is the first Verizon wireless phone to support Qualcomm's 1GHz Snapdragon processor, and it is the first available phone from the company to include an 8-megapixel camera, according to the company.
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This genre of fobs is referred to as a spinner. There is a mechanism, in this case a semi-hemisphere of rose gold attached to the frame of the carnelian using pins which enable the piece to spin freely. Beautifully constructed of three parts, this 10k rose gold fob sports a carnelian agate with one side carved with an intaglio and the other plain and smooth as silk. The cameo and intaglio image are often confused or used interchangeably. A cameo is a method of carving which features a raised or positive relief image whereas the intaglio has a negative image.
This piece features a right profile carving of a male and female. The man wears the helmet of a warrior and the woman is adorned with a garland in her hair and a necklace about her throat. It is possibly that the couple represents the Greek deities Ares and Aphrodite – the god of war and the goddess of love. Please note the intricate work embellishing the surround and large "O" fitting with scrolling floral forms in addition to the simple yet ornate design of the "spinner". The fob is well balanced and can easily be worn as a pendant.
Date: Circa 1900.
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Brevard College Women's Basketball Adds Bridgers to 2008-09 Signing ClassMay 10, 2008
Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College head women's basketball coach Bill Wilson announced today that Paige Bridgers has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue her academic and athletic career at Brevard College.
Paige Bridgers, who comes to Brevard from Wendell, N.C., is a 5-8 guard that scored over 1,000 points for the girl's basketball program at St. David's School. This year as a senior, Bridgers averaged 17.9 points per game, 4.6 rebounds and made 80 three-pointers while shooting 38% from the three-point line.
Over the last three seasons she has been named to the Eastern Plains Independent Conference All-Conference Team and the EPIC All-Tournament Team. As a junior in 2007, Bridgers was the MVP of the EPIC Tournament.
An outstanding track athlete as well, Bridgers was on the North Carolina All-State Team in 2007 winning a silver medal in the 4x800 meters and a bronze medal in the 800 meters and the mile in the 2007 North Carolina State Championships.
Academically Bridgers is an Honor Roll student and in 2007 won the United States Academic Excellence Award.
"Paige is a hard worker that shoots the three very well," commented Coach Wilson. "It is no accident that we recruit players such as Paige that are tremendous outside threats. She will thrive in our offense and she plays with an intensity that teammates can draw upon."
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My unspoken inner sorrows were then given to God, praying for answers, healing, and peace.
The soldiers, suicide bombers, and heavy weapons parading through Sadr City last month—that was the launch of the peace Brigades.
However, in Japan since the post-war period they have always played a role in keeping the peace.
What we clearly disagree on is the question of how—or whether—this issue fits into efforts to achieve Israeli-Palestinian peace.
Koop, a 72-year-old nun who signs her emails "peace to you," was horrified by the news.
My dear Miss Pecksniffs, your pa is a perfect missionary of peace and love.'
I die in charity with fool and knave, Secure of peace at least beyond the grave.
Till then, as they say in the Orient, God and His peace be with you!
My business is not the history of the peace, but the life of Prior.
But even it does not exist, there is nothing but quiet and peace.
mid-12c., "freedom from civil disorder," from Anglo-French pes, Old French pais "peace, reconciliation, silence, permission" (11c., Modern French paix), from Latin pacem (nominative pax) "compact, agreement, treaty of peace, tranquility, absence of war" (source of Provençal patz, Spanish paz, Italian pace), from PIE *pag-/*pak- "fasten," related to pacisci "to covenant or agree" (see pact).
Replaced Old English frið, also sibb, which also meant "happiness." Modern spelling is 1500s, reflecting vowel shift. Sense in peace of mind is from c.1200. Used in various greetings from c.1300, from Biblical Latin pax, Greek eirene, which were used by translators to render Hebrew shalom, properly "safety, welfare, prosperity."
Sense of "quiet" is attested by 1300; meaning "absence or cessation of war or hostility" is attested from c.1300. As a type of hybrid tea rose (developed 1939 in France by Francois Meilland), so called from 1944. Native American peace pipe is first recorded 1760. Peace-officer attested from 1714. Peace offering is from 1530s. Phrase peace with honor first recorded 1607 (in "Coriolanus"). The U.S. Peace Corps was set up March 1, 1962. Peace sign, both the hand gesture and the graphic, attested from 1968.


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"It scares me to they got rid of it back in the day," Officer Sullivan said.
In talking to Sullivan, I asked him that question and he said he did not know of any kind of culture like this.
Despite the large meeting room, only six senators showed up to interrogate Sullivan.
Listening to the radio one day, Sullivan found himself being discussed on a local talk show.
Sullivan also revealed the pain of learning that his HIV diagnosis in 1993 would prevent him from gaining U.S. citizenship.
The attack on the left of the Division at this time was successfully met by Sullivan's Brigade.
When the old Congress went out, Sullivan felt free to return.
"Sullivan wants to see you, Larry," went on Mr. Emberg, hanging up the telephone receiver.
And now I'm wondering why Sullivan associates you and me in this business.
Well, suit yourself; but that brute Sullivan will kill him some day, I hear.
Sullivan Sul·li·van, Harry Stack. 1892-1949.
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Dalai Lama wrote:"Whenever I give a large teaching, I always make clear that it is safer to follow your own traditions, rather than change to another tradition," he said. "There's less confusion. Here in the West, I do not think it advisable to follow Buddhism. Changing religions is not like changing professions. Excitement lessons over the years, and soon you are not excited, and then where are you? Homeless inside yourself.
Then the Blessed One, having encompassed the awareness of the entire assembly with his awareness, asked himself, "Now who here is capable of understanding the Dhamma?" He saw Suppabuddha the leper sitting in the assembly, and on seeing him the thought occurred to him, "This person here is capable of understanding the Dhamma." So, aiming at Suppabuddha the leper, he gave a step-by-step talk, i.e., he proclaimed a talk on generosity, on virtue, on heaven; he declared the drawbacks, degradation, & corruption of sensuality, and the rewards of renunciation. Then when the Blessed One knew that Suppabuddha the leper's mind was ready, malleable, free from hindrances, elevated, & clear, he then gave the Dhamma-talk peculiar to Awakened Ones, i.e., stress, origination, cessation, & path. And just as a clean cloth, free of stains, would properly absorb a dye, in the same way, as Suppabuddha the leper was sitting in that very seat, the dustless, stainless Dhamma eye arose within him, "Whatever is subject to origination is all subject to cessation."
he proclaimed a talk on generosity, on virtue, on heaven;
LonesomeYogurt wrote:Except the Dalai Lama isn't even doing that; he's starting them off with non-specific platitudes and actively discouraging people from going further!
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The Archery Division uses toys that go 'TWANG' instead of 'BANG'. During the winter months they are sharpening their target skills on the indoor range, or competing against one of several other local clubs for a traveling trophy. Summer finds the local 'William Tells' out in the woods on the north side of the property, stalking many 3D targets on a two-mile trail.
There will be 3D targets in a woodswalk setting. Registration starts at 8:00am out back and we will try to wrap things up by 3:00pm. All skill levels welcome, bring a friend! If you need more info, please feel free to call Mike Webb at (810) 982-5689.
I know the Archery manager Mike Webb and he is really starting to set some great shoots. Come out and give it a try and let us know.
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Goose Creek Police now investigating YouTube videos of reckless driving
The Goose Creek Police Department is investigating two possible reckless driving charges after several videos were posted on YouTube, including one which brags about outrunning a Goose Creek Police Officer.
The vides were shot by someone on a motorcycle. They were recorded using a helmet mounted camera.
Two of the incidents are being investigated. They are posted on a YouTube channel, "Tyler D."
The first took place on May 17th at around 6:30PM on Redbank Road. The video, entitled, "Road Rage in Goose Creek," shows a car ride by the cyclist as someone yells something out the window.
The cyclist then rides up to confront the female driving the car before he rides between two cars, then passes a number of other vehicles on St. James Boulevard at a high rate of speed.
Later that evening, he was pulled over by North Charleston Police. He also recorded and posted that video. He was not charged at that time.
Then on June 21st just after 11PM another incident was recorded. It begins with the words, "So many cops… why must they ruin my fun?"
The motorcyclist is back on Redbank Road, and driving at a high rate of speed.
He passes a Goose Creek Police Officer, and when the officer begins to turn around, he begins driving at a high rate of speed before evading the officer.
In the first video, he even tells the lady driving the car, "Oh goodness, oh goodness, you're going on YouTube."
Goose Creek Police say "Tyler D" is Tyler Denniston of Goose Creek. They are currently gathering information, but according to the police reports, they are recommending issuing warrants for reckless driving in this case.
Police will not comment further, as this investigation is still underway.
You can watch the videos at the YouTube link below.
Warning: There is some foul language in the videos
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Hey guys. I installed the newest version of Photoshop but didn't find slice tool there.
Could you give me a suggestion where I can find It? Thanks
At in previous versions of Ps, it's bundled with the crop tool.
It is now a sub set to the Crop Tool...
Thanks for the video. I was really confused when installed latest photoshop :((
Hold the crop tool and the option should show up.May I ask why you are using the slice tool? It seems rather outdated to be using a slice tool now a days especially for web design.
its included within the crop tool sub menu..try shift + C ..you'll find it
Really? I was curious of this matter. Could you, or anyone tell me any newer, more efficient methods of creating hot slices ? Btw, I'm new to this forum and haven't yet learned how to navigate around the site. I'm afraid of commenting on this post and forgetting I ever did so
Also, I'm familiar with HTML5's new features regarding making menus with hot slices free of images. But they don't offer the flexibility I'm looking for when I'm designing my site regarding cosmetics.
well ! Let me guess! We are not us slide tools much may be 2 reasons ( correct me if I wrong )1. we do not use much in <table> due to it's slow down speed2. Now a day the speed of web service faster than before a lot. So it's not require to slide image .
So what would be the best way about creating hot spots on images or graphically created navi bars ?
If you let photoshop slice and then generate the HTML for you, it creates a huge mess of code and tables for layouts etc. Photoshop is very good at what it does best - design stuff and thats where it should end. Using the crop tool to get the elements that you require is a much easier way to get only the parts you need.
not so much speed, <table> is for tabular data - not layout purposes.
Yes, the faster internet speeds mean that images can be larger but there are still some people on 56k dialup modems!
Using the crop tool to crop around the images you need for the nav bar and then saving them. You then write the HTML in a semantic and correct fashion.
The beauty of using the slice tool is that you can name the slices individually, and set the compression for each. Plus you don't have to "un-crop" or "step back" in Photoshop, and then crop and "re-name" for each additional image*. And it's one single command to "save images for web", and file replacement can be automated. Sometimes when cropping (even if it's set to snap to guides) the size can be 1 pixel larger or smaller. And if you're using that image in existing code with set width and height, finding out why the image is not sharp can be a nightmare. I don't recommend using Photoshop's HTML features but I don't see why anyone wouldn't use Photoshop's slice tool. Or Illustrator's.
*Or forget where you are the process, save the file, lose all surrounding design work and have to recreate it. Ask me.
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