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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That all of the right, title, and interest of the United States in the real property described below, and the improvements thereon, located within the Fort Totten Indian Reservation, North Dakota, are hereby declared to be held in trust by the United States for the use and benefit of the members of the Devils Lake Sioux Tribe of the Fort Totten Indian Reservation, North Dakota, subject to existing valid rights-of-way: Lot 1, section 16; lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, southwest quarter northeast quarter northeast quarter, southeast quarter northeast quarter, section 17; the west two hundred and twenty feet of the north 1,255.3 feet of lot 2, section 16; the north 38.13 acres of lot 2, section 17, and the north 11.46 acres of lot 3, section 17, these parcels being that portion of the west two hundred and twenty feet of lot 2, section 16 and those portions of lots 2 and 3, section 17, not embraced in Devils Lake Sioux Allotment Numbered 585 of Jesse G. Palmer for which Patent Numbered 412546 was issued to Frank Palmer, heir of Jesse G. Palmer, on June 10, 1914, all of said lands being situated in township 152 north, range 65 west, fifth principal meridian, Benson County, North Dakota, containing 275.74 acres more or less.
The Indian Claims Commission is directed to determine in accordance with the provisions of section 2 of the Act of August 13, 1946 (60 Stat. 1050), the extent to which the value of the title conveyed by this Act should or should not be set off against any claim against the United States determined by the Commission.
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(Cleveland) Law enforcement officials, Healthcare workers, and members of the drug treatment community will be at an all day summit on Thursday at the Inter Continental Hotel at the Cleveland Clinic. The focus of the summit will be the rapidly rising heroin epidemic in the state.
The summit was organized by the U.S. Attorney's Office. U.S. Attorney Steve Dettlebach says heroin is a crisis that affects the entire community. It will take the efforts of not just law enforcement, but also the health care community and drug treatment centers to deal with this problem. The day will culminate with the development of a community action plan that will lay out strategies and next steps in turning back the tide of heroin addiction.
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First of all my equipment is ALFA network AWUS036H adapter and BT5R2 Gnome.
I'm sniffing in monitor mode (mon0) and I can see only 802.11 management, control and data multicast or broadcast packets,
but no actual data, which I know is passing since I'm pinging the router constantly with another computer in my network.
I tried removing the encryption and still can't see the pings in wireshark or airodump-ng.
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Acen Is Over. What's the next con you're goin to?
Posted 16 May 2010 - 05:16 PM
MST3k Mike Nelson & Crow-Friday
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Posted 16 May 2010 - 05:25 PM
TheMattachine, on May 16 2010, 06:22 PM, said:
Here ya go my friend
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Posted 16 May 2010 - 05:26 PM
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This is a turkey ---> o3o
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I may be going to Ikasucon or IowaCon, but I need finances first >_>
Posted 16 May 2010 - 06:03 PM
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Posted 16 May 2010 - 06:13 PM
I have you all to thank for my new addiction ... I must say. This was my second ACen. Each year - I enjoy it more, everyone is SO GREAT.
I know I want to attend Otakon at some point too.
I am planning on attending Kollisioncon -- whether or not I can is another matter.
Posted 16 May 2010 - 06:29 PM
If we can't make it to that one we're also going to Kollisoncon.
Posted 16 May 2010 - 06:30 PM
excel excel, on May 16 2010, 06:25 PM, said:
Thanks for the link. I'll definitely be checking out KollisionKon and Anime Zap! I really wasn't aware that there'd be so many in IL. Kinda new to this. May check out Ikasucon and Gen Con. IN not that bad a trip...
KnitChick, on May 16 2010, 07:03 PM, said:
Never been to Comic Con but I've heard the line-up and guests are supposed to be really good this year. TARDIS seems interesting, too. LOVE Torchwood, but haven't gotten on Dr. Who so much. I'm a sucker for the Ianto-Jack bromance.
Posted 16 May 2010 - 06:35 PM
Yukari - Touhou Project
Posted 16 May 2010 - 06:45 PM
P.S. What made my day Saturday was on Saturday...This was kinda freaky, but me and my sister was sitting by the wall by the consession area, and we're talking about all the cool cosplay we've seen so far. So all the sudden I say, "What would make my day would be someone doing a Jareth cosplay. *sighs wishfully*" All the sudden my sister gasps, and points to the left, and there was a Jareth cosplayer! He was so awesome he was even able to do the crystal ball trick!
For those that don't know who jareth is, he's from the Labyrinth movie. He's the Goblin King, and David Bowie plays him!~
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Anime Currently Watching
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:07 PM
-- Bluejeans everyday with addidas sombas
-- blue hoodie or black puma track jacket (yellow/green stripped on arms)
-- red shirt (ski club, flogging molly, and Louisville U shirts)
-- Red Bandana for most of the week on my head or around my neck.
-- Was walking with a cane on day one.
-- (Now there I'll be super easy to find if someone is looking :P)
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:18 PM
Coming Soon to ACen 2018
Yukata versions of Junko Enoshima (Danga Ronpa - Friday) and Miku Hatsune (Saturday)
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:21 PM
and then Otakon
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:21 PM
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:24 PM
Facebook Cosplay.Com
Anime Midwest 2012
Yzma (The Emperor's New Groove), Jane Porter (Disney's Tarzan), probably Belle
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:37 PM
A Spectre of Reality...
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:37 PM
not too sure about Jafax but it's free. so... why not.
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:38 PM
Nyota Uhura (Star Trek: Original Series)
Miho Tohya (MegaTokyo)
Stocking (Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt)
cosplay pics: Various Cons
Posted 16 May 2010 - 07:41 PM
Femme Fatale, on May 16 2010, 08:18 PM, said:
Granted it's on the same days, 362 days left until Acen 2011. 365 days from now and we'd be talking about Acen being over again.
But seriously...I've got the post-Acen blues over here.
Dead Space Lvl. 3 Engineer suit - 100% finished! Finally!
My Dead Space suit videos!
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Bachelors know more about women than married men; if they didn't, they'd be married too.
Santa on the crapper is officially dead.
Acens attended. 2001,2002,2007-2014,2016
STVO the 2013 Hellfire champ. No winner for the 2015 Hellfire challenge.
Posted 16 May 2010 - 08:02 PM
The end of ACEN sucks because it means work the next day for me.
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Isamu, on May 16 2010, 08:59 PM, said:
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Well, it is the end of the Twilight Saga and it has been a wild time for all users, so who is more excited to see what the author Stephenie Meyer will think of next in the saga. Now it is time to say good bye for now, and welcome in many more wonderful franchises, so let's all embrace this as a see you later unlike a good forever. Breaking Dawn - Part 2 was released a few weeks ago and many users or fans have seen it more than five times, well I have seen it eleven times and want to see it more. So who is going to agree with me, about it is more like a see you later.
If not, then what is going on with the Twilight Fans, it would be a tragic mistake to disagree but I would accept your opinion and your views. Breaking Dawn - Part 1 was an introduction to the end of the saga, it was released last year and it touched everyone from across the globe. All fans wanting to see Breaking Dawn - Part 2 straight after that movie, plus fans crying over that the fact Bella Cullen is no longer human and is now an immortal.
Edward Cullen had given Bella what she wanted the most, to be more like him. But they have a daughter with is a Hybrid human/vampire child of the onscreen husband and wife, looking straight after the first part was more like seeing the doom of all days, no more Twilight. How many times have we all seen Eclipse, I have seen it countless times and I know basically all the lines and the book as well.
That is so creepy but at the same time cool, at least I know the back story of the book and now know that it is ok, to show some attribution to the series. Like when Eclipse was on the cinema's and after it was taken off it had hit me, in about two to three year's time the saga will be finishing and it had happened. But we cannot cry over because a franchise has finished for now, it will continue in its own way that Stephanie has invented.
Looking at New Moon was crying the information about Twilight and it explains things a lot more in depth that was missed in the first film but has the Saga had just begun the cast and crew knew that it will be a big franchise in history, it had whipped Harry Potter in one huge whip across the history books. It made Harry Potter be Twilight's bitch (Sorry for my language) but the ex-Harry Potter cast member Robert Pattinson was made a rock star like Kristen Stewart and the rest of the cast.
But we cannot forget the directors, Catherine Hardwicke, Chris Weitz, David Slade and Bill Condon have worked for ages to get the series like the fans would have expected it to be, but Wyck Godfrey has been working hard and long hours to get it right as well, but we cannot forget the script writer Melissa Rosenberg. So what do you's fans think about what I had just said, this is a tribute to THE TWILIGHT SAGA FRANCHISE. I am not going to forget it, FOR AGES.


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I've recently upgraded from Backtrack 5R2 to 5R3. Ref: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/backt...acktrack-5-r3/
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Apparently he was out for a while
Apparently he was out for a while
35 years old or whatever and record of 2-2 makes me ask would we even discuss him had he not have a family member in the ufc.
Retired 2k and out.
Fair enough but just to be clear, you did look at the gif?
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Yea mate looked brutal. Gotta love them Kyokushin knees lol.
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Retired 2k and out.
Why hate on someone who is not even the main focus of the thread?? Bit out of order!
It's a sick KO so good to share
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Muscle cramps are when a muscle gets tight (contracts) without you trying to do so. The muscle gets tight and does not relax. Cramps may involve all or part of one or more muscles.
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Cramps in the feet, hands, arms, abdomen, and along the rib cage are also very common.
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The most common cause of muscle cramps during sports activity is not getting enough fluids. Often, drinking water will ease the cramping. However, water alone doesn't always help. Salt tablets or sports drinks, which also replenish lost minerals, can be helpful.
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Wang LH, Pestronk A. Muscle pain and cramps In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 26.
Brinker MR, O'Connor DP, Almekinders LC, et al. Basic science and injury of muscle, tendon, and ligament. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr., Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2009:chap 1.


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The Original E-Book, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- As obituaries and touching remembrances of Peter Matthiessen poured in this weekend, The New Yorker made some of his travel writing available to nonsubscribers—specifically "Matthiessen's mesmerizing account of his journey, by ship, to the Amazon and throughout the wildernesses of South America."
- Tales of Faulkner in Hollywood: "'Abandon hope, all ye who enter here.' The quotation from Dante is what Faulkner considered a fitting road sign for drivers to see as they crossed the border into California."
- Before Americans loved baseball, we gathered to take in another grand national pastime: competitive walking. It was, if you can believe it, even stranger and blander than it sounds.
- The irredeemably cheery mascots on cereal boxes are staring directly into your child's soul, experts say. "Researchers found that children's cereals are typically placed on the bottom two shelves and the mascots deploy 'a downward gaze at an angle of 9.67 degrees.'"
- For the origins of the e-book, look to the floppy disk. Specifically, look to Peter James's Host, a novel published on two disks in 1993. It "has now become a historical artifact, accepted into the Science Museum's collection as a very early electronic novel."
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There's No Place Like HomeFrancisco Niclós Negrão, BA/MA '01It's an exciting time for Francisco Niclós Negrão '00, MA '01, an economist and lawyer based in São Paulo who specializes in antitrust law and international trade for major national and international corporations.Senior Governance Officer, African Development BankEdward K Gondwe, MA '06"My work at the African Development Bank has offered an experience at the forefront of the campaign to bring economic development to the world."Economist, IHS Global InsightJacob Jolly, MA '11"I strongly believe that the economics courses at Brandeis IBS provided me with the skill set, and most importantly the macroeconomic intuition, necessary to quickly analyze macro data and produce insightful economic reports."The Link Between a Poker Table and Asset ManagementGregory Benac, MA '03Gregory Benac, MA '03 had only played in one live tournament before he decided to put his skills to the test in the World Poker Tour in Paris last March.Fulbright Scholar and State Department Guest of HonorZala Ahmad, MA '12Zala Ahmad, MA '12 was honored at the State Department for her efforts to improve primary and secondary education for young Afghan girls.Making News Global and SocialPaul Walborsky, BA/MA '89Paul Walborsky '88, MA '89 is chief executive of GigaOM, the Silicon Valley-based media company that has emerged as a highly influential voice in the world of business and technology.Equity Investor Rebelling Against TraditionMauricio Gojman, MA '01"I love starting things," says Gojman. 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Gain Experience in Poverty Reduction at the African Development BankWilfried Nonguierma, MA '11"My experience at AfDB reinforced my desire to work for an institution that's doing development work in Africa," says Nonguierma. "It didn't matter how hard the workload was—people there were so committed."Selected as a Boston MBA All-StarAmit Pinjani, MBA '08"It became clear to me that the developed world needs to take the lead on alternative fuels."Fashion and entrepreneurial successSam Sisakhti, MA '07As the founder of UsTrendy, Sisakhti is giving customers a say in the style before they hit the production line.Keeping up with a Busy ScheduleDaniel Goldsmith, MBA '06"What's great about Brandeis IBS is the emphasis on cross-cultural communication and working in different environments." Blogging to Improve U.S.-Pakistani RelationsMyra Chaudhary, BA/MA '10 Myra Chaudhary, BA/MA '10 was a recipient of the Brandeis IBS American Leadership Award during her time at Brandeis IBS, a recognition of her outstanding potential for an international career. Following your PassionRoni Ben-Aharon, MBA '08"It's courageous to ask yourself if you're doing what you're doing because you're good at it or because it's what you want to do," she said. Brandeis IBS' role in an online entrepreneurial careerZenobia Moochhala, MA '98Previously named one of the BBJ's "40 under 40," Zenobia Moochhala, MA '98 is Co-Founder, VP and General Manager of U.S. Consumer Subscription Services at Care.com.New faculty member at Grinnell CollegeNabeela Alam, PhD '13Primary Fields – Applied Microeconomics, Political Economy, Economic DevelopmentOn staff at the Federal Reserve Bank of ClevelandRawley Heimer, PhD '13Primary Fields - Finance, Macroeconomics Secondary - Behavioral, Investments, International Finance, Econometrics, Financial NetworksOn staff at the Federal Communications CommissionEugene Kiselev, PhD '13Eugene, now based in Washington, DC, shares insights on his experience at Brandeis IBS and reflects back on how his time at the business school influenced his career path. On staff at Standard & Poor'sSatyam Panday, PhD '13Satyam Panday examined the fields of labor economics, applied econometrics, and development and transition economics while at Brandeis IBS, focusing his dissertation on economic mobility. Satyam, now based in New York, NY, took time to reflect upon his experiences as a PhD student and their effect on his career. Game, Set, MatchAnna Guelzim, MBA '11Guelzim cites Brandeis IBS as one of her most invaluable experiences in a path to professional successRenowned pension expert Amy Kessler '89, MA '90, still uses the lessons learned at Brandeis International Business SchoolAmy Kessler, BA/MA '90At Brandeis IBS, Amy Kessler did not learn all the answers. Instead, she graduated with even more valuable proficiencies: the expertise to ask relevant questions and the determination to probe until she discovers the ideal solution.From soccer captain to the World BankEsteban Ferro, PhD '10Esteban Ferro, PhD '10 shares how his work at the World Bank will help his native country, Ecuador. Former Bulgarian deputy prime minister on the European economic crisisNikolay Vassilev, MA '97Former deputy prime minister of Bulgaria Nikolay Vassilev: 'I owe my professional ideology to Brandeis IBS'Bringing the heart of Nepal to AmericaArchana KC, MBA '13After winning the Leonard J. Asper Startup Award and Bunson Investment Challenge, Archana KC, MBA '13 spent the summer building a new enterprise that found her taking a three-week trip to Nepal to meet with local farmers.The key to a successful career? NetworkingMarshall Santoso, BA/MA '13Now working at Ernst & Young, Santoso attributes his success to networking: "The key to looking for a job is to not worry about the job." Bringing entrepreneurship into the sports world Jordan Fliegel, MBA '10'Whether it's sports or starting a company: it's all in the execution.'Entrepreneur on a rideDavid Zadok, MBA '12How getting stuck at an airport drove David Zadok's latest venture.From Kabul to Brandeis and back againMirza Amiri, MBA '09Amiri champions his native Afghanistan's "beauty, productivity, and its resilient and spirited people."Deepening understandings of global economicsPasquale Nuzzo, MSF '00The Italian-born treasury-management expert went from not speaking a word of English to becoming a senior vice president at Capital One in New York City.Bernardo Tannenbaum, MA '14Eager to learn more about the fast emerging field of digital marketing, Bernardo decided to apply for a summer internship at inSegment Internet Marketing Company, located at Newton, MA.Shuliang interned at ElmTree Funds, LLCShuliang Ni, MA '14"During the summer, I did a 9-week internship at ElmTree Funds, LLC, a private equity real estate investment firm in the U.S. focused on commercial real estate net lease, sale-leaseback, and build-to-suit opportunities.It's great to see that WCJ has made a positive difference in people's lives.Ari Mahller, BA/MA '02Finally, after spending several years learning about the industry and developing my network, I founded West Coast Jewelry in January of 2007. The best part of the job is that I don't have set "day-to-day" responsibilitiesPia McCusker, MSF '00"In 2008 alone, I had to visit clients in South Africa, Australia, UK, Spain, France, South Korea, and Slovenia."Ezra Levine, MSF '11"I am keenly interested in international capital markets, so a primary motivation was the diversification and the international exposure Brandeis IBS provides."From India to the United States: a transformational MBA experienceShweta Raisoni, MBA '13"I wanted a place where I could hone my technology and marketing skills but more importantly, I wanted a school that gave me exposure to different cultures." A Successful MBA Career: From India to BostonShekhar Pareek, MBA '12"To be a successful product manager you need two things," says Pareek. "A global perspective and an eye toward innovation."Global real estate program provides key to success at homeGaohan "Zack" Zhang, MA '14"Brandeis IBS gave me the courage and confidence to challenge myself because I knew no matter how hard things could get, I was not by myself."Three Brandeis degrees for one accomplished alumnaJohanna Silverio, BA/MA '08, MBA '11Among Brandeis alumni, Johanna Silverio has a rare distinction: she holds not one, not two, but three degrees from the University—including an MA and MBA from Brandeis International Business School (IBS). From Colombia to Boston and back again - making a global impactCecilia Maya, MA '00, PhD '04Though Cecilia Maya grew up in Medellín, Colombia and attended college there, she always dreamed of going to graduate school overseas. "I wanted to study abroad because I wanted to live in a place with a different culture and surround myself with people from other countries," she says."What I love about Brandeis is that it gives you the freedom to explore."Ebenzer Amoh, MA '13Ebenezer Amoh showed an early aptitude for finance in his hometown of Accra, Ghana - a skill that would lead him to Brandeis IBS and to jobs at Pricewaterhouse Coopers and Credit Suisse.#WorldReadyWomen - MBA Alumna SpotlightVera Bondarenko, MBA '09After receiving her MBA from Brandeis International Business School, Vera Bondarenko parlayed a successful summer internship with data storage giant EMC into a full-time job. #WorldReadyWomen - MA Alumna SpotlightNisha Sheth, MA '00Born in Chicago and raised in Western India, Nisha Sheth arrived at Brandeis IBS with dreams of one day gaining a foothold in corporate America. Today, she is a partner at PwC in New York City. #WorldReadyWomen - MA Alumna SpotlightKim Myers, MA '13At Brandeis IBS, Kim Myers was a Leadership Fellow, co-president of the Investment Club and a member of the winning team at the Boston CFA Institute Research Challenge. Today, she puts her financial skills to work at electronic trading company EBS BrokerTec."Do What You're Passionate About and Take Chances"Emily Rumanek, MA '07, MBA '09Emily Rumanek has established a career in pharmaceutical market research and currently works as an insights and analytics manager at ViiV Healthcare, a company specializing in marketing and manufacturing HIV treatments. "Having an Open Mind is the Way to Find the Right Opportunity"Pia Layon, MBA '10Pia Layon was looking for a global graduate program that would implement her quantitative skills in a new way when she arrived at Brandeis IBS. Since then, she's worked in retail, digital marketing, real estate and finance. "Find a Place of Personal Happiness at Your Job"Tim Neunzig, MA '10Tim Neunzig maximized his time at Brandeis IBS with study abroad programs and other activities that built skills needed for an exciting career. He now works on the growth marketing team at Facebook. Brandeis IBS MBA Alumnus SpotlightWerner de Merode, MBA '10Werner de Merode spent his childhood making the world his home. He attended Brandeis IBS' MBA program to gain quantitative skills to advance his career, and after six years in financial roles at Staples, he recently began a new job at McKinsey & Company doing strategic planning and analysis. Brandeis IBS MBA Alumna SpotlightTiwonge Ghambi, MBA '11After working in accounting for several years, Tiwonge decided to focus her interest in corporate finance through the MBA program at Brandeis International Business School (IBS). She currently works at Open Society Foundations with the goal of utilizing her skills in finance to make the world a better place. Brandeis IBS MBA Alumnus SpotlightMendsaikhan Dashjil, MBA '15Mendsaikhan (Mendee) Dashjil, MBA '15 earned his undergraduate degree from the School of Economic Studies at the National University of Mongolia before starting his career in the oil and mining industries. He spent 13 years in private sector development before coming to the United States with his wife and three children to attend the MBA program at Brandeis International Business School (IBS). "Regardless of the Outcome, What You Learn Along the Way is Very Valuable."Thomas Reedy, MSF '07Thomas Reedy, MSF '07, leads one of John Hancock's asset modeling teams, focused on providing business insights and meeting regulatory requirements. "With proper training, persistence and commitment, anything is achievable."Prathap Gangadhar, MBA '09Since graduating from Brandeis IBS, Prathap has made smart decisions to keep his career moving forward, shifting from a small brokerage firm to John Hancock to his current role at Liberty Mutual Investments.Finding the best of both worlds: two degrees, one stellar jobPeter Wein, BA/MA '15Peter Wein found a balance in the Brandeis IBS BA/MA program, where he focused his studies in both international economic policy and data analytics. Today, he applies both areas of expertise in a role at Mather Economics. "Now is The Time To Explore Patterns Among Successful Entrepreneurs"Bozhanka Vitanova, MA '16Bozhanka Vitanova, MA '16 was one of thousands to attend the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, in January 2017. She spoke as part of TechCrunch's "Having Impact with Tech" panel discussion. "I Felt Like I Was Part of the Industry, Even As a Student"Melina Reyes, MSF '15Melina Reyes, MSF '15 came to Brandeis IBS from the Dominican Republic, seeking opportunities to advance her knowledge and career prospects in finance. Today, she works at Deloitte as a senior consultant in financial advisory services. "It's All About Developing Knowledge and Finding Your Direction"Sean Xiang, MA '09Sean Xiang has worked across countries, companies and cultures in the eight years since he completed his studies at Brandeis International Business School (IBS) – and he's certainly not finished exploring the world of opportunities available to him. "Different perspectives are the key to success. They ultimately made me more flexible.".Francesco Lucherelli, MA '09Francesco graduated with a Brandeis IBS MA in 2009. 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I've been using BT4r2 ever since it was released and now I have run into a really annoying problem. I upgraded to BT5 and now startx no longer works out of the box and gives me these errors
I can't figure out what package fixvesa (or fix-vesa, people say it is either) is from (as it is not a program listed on this computer), starting there would probably be the best bet.Code:
[drm] failed to open devices
VESA(0): no valid modes
Screens found but, no usable configuration.
I am running a P4 laptop with an integrated graphics card. It is a Dell Inspiron 5160.


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To be accepted into the music program at Southeast Missouri State, students must first apply for admission to the University. Visit the Web site for the Office of Admissions. You may contact University admissions by phone at (573) 651-2590. Schedule a campus tour by using our online reservation process. If you would like faculty in the music department to contact you, please fill out our online questionnaire.
You can find out more information about auditions by visiting our Music Audition page. Formal on-campus auditions will be held on Monday, November 14, 2016, Saturday, February 11, 2017, Monday, February 20, 2017 and Saturday, March 4, 2017. If you would prefer, you may request a different date when you fill out our online scholarship form (see link below). After you have been accepted by the University, you may schedule your audition online by completing our Audition Request Form at least two weeks prior to your anticipated audition date. If you wish to be considered for a music scholarship, you must also have two references fill out our Scholarship Recommendation Letter (and send in to us via US Postal mail) at least 2 weeks prior to your audition.
If you intend to pursue studies as a music major, you must perform an audition to be accepted into our program. As a music major, you may choose from a variety of degree programs including music education, music performance (dependent on performance level), music composition or the more generic bachelor of arts degree in music. You will then declare your major by completing the 'Declaration of Major' form from the College of Liberal Arts.
Students who are deficient in any of the aforementioned areas will be granted provisional admittance to the Department of Music and must enroll in the following courses: entry level of applied music lessons, music theory, aural skills, functional piano and a major ensemble. Students who are admitted provisionally may reapply for regular admission to the Department of Music after the successful completion of the first semester and the resolution of any deficiencies.
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(SportsNetwork.com) - The Miami Heat return to South Beach, although briefly, to face a stiff challenge from the red-hot Golden State Warriors on Thursday night.
The Heat, who went 3-1 on a west-coast trip with victories in their last two, welcome a Warriors team that has won six straight and is on game three of a seven-game road odyssey.
"It's going to be a team effort, defensively," said LeBron James. "The volume of shots they take, you can't stop them. We understand that. We can't get down on ourselves defensively."
James celebrated his 29th birthday on Monday night with 26 points and 10 assists to lead the Heat to a 97-94 win over the Denver Nuggets from Pepsi Center.
Chris Bosh scored 17 points on the heels of his Eastern Conference Player of the Week honor, while Ray Allen added 13 points off the bench in the win, Miami's eighth victory in its last nine tilts.
Dwyane Wade netted 12 points, but left early in the third quarter with back spasms and did not return.
"They are a very, very good team, especially at home," said James. "It was good that we were able to get this win."
The Warriors' streak reached six games with a 94-81 victory over the Orlando Magic on Tuesday. They've won three in a row as the visitor, but have a long way to go before they see the Bay Area again. The Warriors will visit Atlanta, Washington, Milwaukee and Brooklyn on this trip.
David Lee scored a game-high 22 points and had nine rebounds to lead Golden State to the win. Klay Thompson scored 15 and Kent Bazemore added 12 points for the Warriors. Marreese Speights contributed 10 points and six rebounds.
Steph Curry had a slow night with just nine points on 4-for-10 shooting. He chipped in eight assists and five rebounds, while Andrew Bogut pulled down a game-high 11 boards.
This recent run has sent the Warriors to within a game of the Los Angeles Clippers in the Pacific Division.
But nothing presents the kind of problem the Heat do.
"They're the best in the world," Jackson told the team's website. "It's going to be a tough challenge. This is a team that creates a lot of problems. But, we're looking forward to it."
The two squads split last season's two matchups with the visitor prevailing each time. Golden State's win in South Beach on Dec. 12, 2013 snapped a three- game losing streak in Miami.


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From HaskellWiki
Disciple is a dialect of Haskell that uses strict evaluation as the default and supports destructive update of arbitrary data structures. Disciple includes region, effect and closure typing, and this extra information provides a handle on the operational behaviour of code that isn't available in other languages.
Programs can be written in either a pure/functional or effecful/imperative style, and one of our goals is to provide both styles coherently in the same language. The two styles can be mixed safely, for example: when using laziness the type system guarantees that computations with visible side effects are not suspended. Many Haskell programs are also Disciple programs, or will run with minor changes.
DDC is still in the "research prototype" stage, meaning that it will compile programs if you are nice to it, but expect compiler panics and missing features. You'll get panics due to ungraceful handling of errors in the source code, but valid programs should compile ok.
More Information
- Please see http://disciple.ouroborus.net for further information.
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Interactive TV games combine learning with fun for kids
TV watching is no longer a passive experience. Kids can now interact with two of their favorite TV shows, Sesame Street and Nat Geo Wild, when watching them on the Xbox 360 running Kinect.
Boxed as Kinect Sesame Street TV and Kinect Nat Geo TV, these two products combine watching TV episodes with interactivity available by playing on Kinect. Kids and families are invited to get up off the couch to move and play while appearing inside these TV shows. Providing a two-way TV experience, these two new titles are revolutionary. Here's a closer look.
Kinect Sesame Street TV
Co-produced by Sesame Street Workshop and Microsoft Studios, this game presents eight special 30-minute episodes of Sesame Street put together from segments of the 2011-12 season with extra filming for this game. Broken into two discs, Volume 1 presents four episodes about growing up, while Volume 2 focuses on science. Families can select to "watch" and "play" a whole episode or they can select to view a smaller portion.
As preschoolers watch an episode of Sesame Street, new content has been inserted that allows your child to be brought into the action. The most obvious new content is the arrival of an original muppet named Cooper, who serves as host.
The interactivity can take many formats. For example, in the episode entitled "Elmozilla," kids meet Cooper's friend Mirror. The mirror actually shows your child in its reflection. Kids stand and line up in the mirror to activate some of the interactive games.
Kids will play catch with Elmo and his new-for-Kinect pal Paul the Ball. Elmo will throw Paul to you and then ask you to throw Paul back. When kids mimic the action of throwing, the ball appears to be sailing into the screen from your child's throw! The game uses this throwing to reinforce ideas such as throwing the ball "under" the acrobats or "over" Gladys the cow.
In other episodes, when a section about Elmo's World comes on, your child shows up inside that world with Elmo and can play by moving around, batting things to make them move. Kids can also move their hands to pick up a watering can and then sprinkle the seeds to make them grow. In a cute sequence, the plants open to reveal the player's photo inside. It's fun, silly, and completely enthralling. Other interactive games use voice commands, such as instructing a camera character named Flash to take photos every time a ruler appears in the background.
Kinect Sesame Street TV takes learning to a whole new participatory level for kids. Two children, or a parent and child, can play this game together. Don't miss this new two-way TV experience.
Score: 4 stars (out of 4)
Rating: EC (Early Childhood)
Best for: Ages 3-6
Publisher: Microsoft, www.xbox.com/en-US/KINECT
Platform: X360 running Kinect
Cost: $29.99 (each episode can be downloaded for $4.99 (400 MS points)
Kinect Nat Geo TV
Equally as good as Kinect Sesame Street TV, Kinect Nat Geo TV is hosted by wildlife expert Casey Anderson, whose love and awe of nature is infectious. In these eight special episodes, Casey invites kids to "reach in and explore" nature as he takes them on trips into the wilds of the United States. Kids will learn about bears, mountain lions, wolverines, owls, and more as they interact with episodes from America the Wild.
The game offers more sophisticated interactivity than that found in Kinect Sesame Street TV. Here, kids watch the screen for visual cues, such as paw prints, to alert them that they can trigger an interactive "sidetrack activity." These specially filmed activities place kids inside what is happening. Casey may challenge them to take a close-up photo of a Great Horned Owl by shouting the word "snap." In another game, players appear on screen as a mother owl, tasked with grabbing crickets out of the air and feeding them to the baby owlets. Kids see their face sporting an owl mask and their arms covered with feathered wings. This game relates to what Casey has just shown viewers about how abandoned wild owlets are nursed back to health by naturalists dressed up to look like owls.
Casey Anderson makes these Nat Geo TV episodes fascinating as he shows kids animals in their natural habitats. By adding the extra element of letting kids play with the animals inside each episode, this TV is compelling. Cleverly, every few minutes, Casey invites the audience to participate -- in taking photos, answering questions and playing mini-games. Kinect Nat Geo TV is a brilliant blend of realistic TV and fanciful games that teach as they entertain.
Because the filming includes animals in their natural predator/prey relationships, and a little blood can be seen when animals hunt for their food, this game earned an E10-plus rating from the ESRB. Judge your child's ability to handle these sequences when deciding the appropriateness of this program for your child. Included in the game package is a one-year pass to Nat Geo Wild episodes on-demand on Xbox live via the Nat Geo TV app.
Score: 4 stars (out of 4)
Rating: E10-plus (Mild Blood and Mild Violence)
Best for: Ages 10-up
Publisher: Microsoft
Platform: X360 running Kinect
Cost: $29.99 (each episode can be downloaded for $4.99 (400 MS points)
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Use a special sanding tool
As with most remodeling tasks, having the right tools is the key to a top-notch job. For drywall sanding, you'll need a hand sander, a package of 150-grit drywall sanding paper that's precut to fit your sander, and a sanding sponge for corners and detail sanding. You'll also need a double-strap dust mask rated for nuisance dust and goggles to keep the dust out of your eyes. A hat or scarf to keep the dust out of your hair is a good idea too.
Pole sanders are good for large sanding jobs. We didn't show a pole sander ($15) because it's tricky to learn. But if you've got more than one room to sand, it may be worth the effort. The trouble with a pole sander is that if you're not careful, the sander can flip over and gouge the surface, causing extra repair work. One tip is to keep the sanding head angled slightly and never let it get at a right angle to the pole. A pole sander works great for sanding the drywall primer coat before painting, a step that requires minimal control and pressure.
Control the Dust
If you're not careful, drywall dust can drift through the house, forming a white film on everything in its path. It's hard to get rid of, too. You may have heard about smoothing the joints with a damp sponge rather than sandpaper to avoid the dust. But it's nearly impossible to get a top-notch job with this method. There are dust-catching sanding systems on the market, but they're expensive and tricky to learn. The best option is to suit up with protective gear.
Choose fine sandpaper for the best results
It's tempting to buy 80-grit paper to speed up the sanding job. But because modern lightweight joint compound is so soft, you don't need heavy-grit paper to sand it. Coarse-grit paper or sanding screens will leave undesirable sanding marks.
We recommend 120-grit or 150-grit paper for the best results. Buy precut sheets made to fit your hand sander. It also fits half sheets of standard size paper.
Fill gouges, don't sand them
Don't try to sand out gouges and big ridges. It's much easier just to trowel on another coat of joint compound. This is especially important at the edge of joints, where too much sanding will damage the paper face on the drywall.
It's quick and easy to trowel a thin coat over the edge of the seam to fill a depression. You don't have to cover the entire joint again.
Spot problem areas with a handheld light
First do a once-over with your hand sander, making sure to hit every surface with joint compound on it. Keep a pencil handy to mark problem areas that need filling or detail sanding. Next get a handheld lamp and go back over the job while shining the light parallel to the wall surface.
Use your hand sander and sponge sander to touch up trouble spots. Mark depressions and other spots that need filling. Finish the job by filling the marked areas with joint compound and finally sanding these spots when they dry.
Prime the walls, then sand again
Sanding after priming is a critical step that most beginners skip. But sanding at this stage removes paper fuzz and lumps that will show through your paint job. This is also the time to take care of other imperfections by filling them with joint compound.
Don't forget to sand and reprime these touched-up areas or they'll also show up when you paint the walls.
Use a sanding sponge for corners
Sanding inside corners with a hand sander is asking for trouble. In the first place, it's difficult to get a crisp corner. But even more troublesome is the tendency to scuff or gouge the opposite side of the corner with the edge of the sander. It's OK to sand within a few inches of the corner with your hand sander. Then go back and touch up with a sanding sponge or folded piece of drywall sanding paper.
Sand with a light touch
Even though using a hand sander is straightforward, the drywall pro we talked to offered these helpful tips. Use moderate to light pressure and avoid sanding over the same spot in a straight line. This can leave a groove or depression that will show up when you paint. Instead, move the sander around on the joint as you sand. Don't sand over electrical boxes or other openings.
The edges of the box can rip your sandpaper, or a piece of the paper facing on the drywall can roll up under the sander and tear off. Keep a few inches away from electrical box openings and touch up around them later with a sanding sponge.


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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by AdamJT13, Apr 26, 2004.
Put them side-by-side in mid-air, and it's almost a mirror image.
I guess my message is too short....nice
first thing i notice is, Emmitt was notoriously know for carrying the ball in his left hand, i see that Julius prefers it in his right. lastly there should be no doubt that Julius has the break away speed that Emmitt didnt have. great pic
I've also seen in clips of Julius that he switches the ball alot. But that is a erie looking pic. Lets hope that Julius becomes HALF the runner Emmitt ended up being.
That's pretty cool. They are mirror images.
That is pretty cool!! After the dust has settled a little, I'm starting to get used to the idea of him being here!!
ouch~~~ who is Emmitt stepping on?
The first thing I notice is they both have some pretty nice holes to run through in those pictures.
What can i say ... I'm a sucker for trench play.
Looks like Antonio Bryant, must have been that first game against the Texans in Emmitts last year. That huge mouthpiece gave it away.
Can anyone find a picture of Troy Hambrick doing a similar move??? Who thinks he would have jumped over Bryant like Emmitt? LOL
I think THam would be better in the air, that way there is no grass to trip him up.
Yes. I wanted W. Green traded for, or Maurice Clarett, Kevin Jones, or Tatum Bell drafted before J. Jones, but have faith my fan evaluation of running backs is not quite what Bill's, Mo's, Sean's and Jerry's is.
I think Julius will grow on everyone. Fast.
If he's just half as good as Emmitt was, I'll be happy.
I certainly hope so HH!! Nice sig line there, what did you think about the Jets draft??
I am with you on that and I would still like to have Green or Clarett in here. I was hoping to get Bell instead of J.Jones.
those are interesting, however it looks like Emmitt is jumping over Bryant while J Jones just runs funny.
hope you don't mind
Not a bit! I hope you don't mind, either, since I'll probably post it elsewhere, too.
Can anyone find a picture of Hambrick doing any move?
BTW, I bet if that were THam he would've probably tripped over AB.
bryant was probably blocking downfield, tham never gets out of the backfield.


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It is half-past three o'clock; and as> the House, when fairly at work, in the middle'of the session, meets precisely: at four, it is necessary, in order to witness the entrance of Mr. Speaker, and other formalities which are part of the' evening's proceedings of this great national council, that we take our stand in outre or " stranger's lobby," where, there are already assembled the numerous parliamentary agents, clerks, and other functionaries interested in the " private business " of the House ; some to canvass members for their support of private bills—others .to influence their opposition to such measures. Precisely at ten minutes of four a voice is heard from the corridor leading to the Speaker's room, announcing the approach of " Mr. Speaker." The inspector of police, who stands where the corridor enters the lobby, cries out, " Hats, off, strangers," and every man is immediately uncovered. 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The Govern- ( ment will be saved the trouble of reply, which, by the way, is very convenient. The young members want, perhaps, to go to the Opera—the old members will be glad of a night's irest and see that a: holiday may be i secured, without any injury to the State. - The •first symptoms of a "count" is the oongregation of a dozen or twenty members in the inner lobby, anxiously peering through the glass doors. Some knowing hand slides in and sliding up to different members in the House, tells them what is afoot, and-then glides out again. Presently others are seen quietly leaving, one by one, with-1 out any apparent concern. Some member then goes to the back of the Speak: er's chair and counts the members present. There are just forty;with " Mr. Speaker." There are too many for the count to be attempted, as others may drop in. Another leaves, and then another, and so on, until there are only thirty-two or thirty-three left. The member behind . the chair then comes forward and calls " Mr. Speak- ei 's" attention to the fact that there are -not. forty members present. The Orator .drops down: in the middle of his harangue ; the clerk of the table turns a three minute sand glass; the doorkeeper rings the bell, and when the sand in the glass is run out " Mr. Speaker" proceeds to count the members, and then, if forty be notgreSeht,- he declares the house adjourned. " WHO GOES HOME ? " The cry of the doorkeeper, ".Who goes home?" which he always Shouts out when the House rises, is said tp mean, " Who goes home with the Speaker to protect him ? " and has-descended down from those troublous timeB when it was not safe for " Mr, Speaker" to go home alone. There is another curious ceremony which is occasionally seen at the House, and, as it once led to a laughable scene, it is worthy of notice. When her Majesty gives her assent to bills, either in person or by commission, " Mr. SpeaK- er" is summoned to the House of Peers. The summoning officer is the " Usher of the BlacK Rod," who, in full court dress, marches in grand state, with a blacx rod on his shoulder, to the door of the House of Commons. On his approach the door is locKed by the Sergeant-at-Arms, and to gain admittance the usher has to KnocK three time, which he does .with grave solemnity. The door is then thrown open; the doorKeeper walKs to the bar and shouts, " BlacK Rod," and the usher, accompanied by the sergeant with the mace on his shoulder, marches up to the table of the House, both bowing as they advance. At the table the usher holds his rod upright and delivers his summons, and then, still accompanied by the Sergeant-at-Arms, bacKS out of the House, stopping at every three or four steps to bow. Having arrived at the door he turns round, and; followed, by "Mr. SpeaKer," proceeds to the House of Peers. 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At first the noble lord seemed completely stunned, but he soon recovered and joined ' in the laughter as heartily as any one, and even "Mr. SpeaKer" could hardly draw down his risible muscles'to a due tension, as the BlacK Rod marched up the House. HOW TO LIKE ONE'S OWN HOME. From the Boston Journal, Not long since a gentleman who owns a country residence became dissatisfied and concluded that it was not the place that suited him at all. He talked with his wife, and she gradually arrived at the conclusion that the lawn was not what it,!should De, that the trees were not sufficiently umbrageous, and that various details were wanting to make the place acceptable. The couple.having reached this Unhappy frame of mind, became daily more dissatisfied, and it was finally concluded that the estate should be offered, at •private sale. After some delay the owner acci, dentally met Mr. Samuel A. Walker, the well known' auctioneer, and informed him of his intention, stipulating, however, that the advertisement should give a full description of the place. "You know," he continued, "that I' don't want Tom, Dick and Harry running down to inspect the place from niere curiosity, and as my Wife Says she will not consent to a public auction, I propose to sell it at private sale." "I understand," said Mr. Walker. "I will announce it in such a way that, without naming' the locality, it will attract the attention of any one in want of such a country seat, and then they can apply at my office," "That is exactly what I want," replied the gentleman, "and you bad- better drop down and dine with me and look it over, go that you can give it a good description." "No need of that;" replied the auctioneer, "for you forget I sold it toyou, and I described it then, and I never forget a place I have once seen; of course I shall allude to its present condition." "Certainly," replied the gentleman, "and I leave it entirely in your hands, though there is. no immediate hurry, for I cannot give possession at present." In the course of a few days the gentleman took up a newspaper and -read a description of a place which Mr. Walker had advertised. It was in the peculiar style of the'auctioneer. After perusing it carefully, and making note of the "grassy slope," the "splendid vistas," and the "conveniences which grace the country residence of a gentleman of wealth ahd refinement," he read it aloud to his wife. "That is just the place we want;" she said. "My idea, to a dot," added the husband, "of what a place should be. I will call in at Mr. Walker's and inquire-; about it this very day. Mr. Walker received his visitor/and, anticipating some congratulatory remarks, asked him to take a seat. "Mr. Walker," said the gentleman, you have advertised in to-day's paper just the place I want." "Just the platfe you want to Sell," added M5. W. "No, sir, the \rcry place I want to purchase," replied the gentleman. "Which one do you mean?" inquired Mr. W., handing him a paper. "Why this one, to be sure; don't you suppose I read it?" The auctioneer adjusted his spectacles and looked broad at hi8 latest literary production. His spectacles fell from their place to the tip of his nose, and peering at his visitor, he burst into a laugh, exclaiming, "Why, my dear man, that's your place." "My place !" reiterated the astounded ownerj "my place; let's see, Jgrassy slopes,' 'beautiful vistas,' 'conveniences of a gentleman of wealth,' etc. "Why, yes, haven't you a charming view of the ocean? don't you look from your dining room window upon the most beautiful lawn you ever saw?" querried Mr. W. "Well, so I do," added the surprised individual, and after a moment's hesitation, he said: "Just make out your bill for advertising and expenses, for, by George, I wouldn't sell the place for three times what I gave for it." When Marshal Bazaine left the City of Mexico with the French army, his nephew, Lieut. Adolphe Basaine, "was about to be»married to a beautiful Mexican signbrita. In the hurry of their departure, however, it was not found convenient to oelebrate the nuptials.— It was, therefore, arranged that the wedding should take place there.— Meanwhile the Liberals closed in upon the retiring French troops ?and occupied the whole country, stopping the mails and travel. This was a sad state of things, but nothing is impossible to a true lover. Armed with a passport, which stated the object of his retrograde journey, the young Lieutenant started out alone for the City of Mexico, passed through the Liberal army and numerous bands of banditti, which chivalrously openeo right and left to letj him pass, and bore off his bride safely to France. About the age of thirty-six, the lean man generally becomes fatter, and the fat man leaner. AST INCIDENT IN THE CARS. On the whole, pleasant traits and incidents are not common' on the cars, I think. This opinion I expressed to my friend Sumers the other day. ''-Th reply to\fflj" remarks he related a little adventure, which, as it is apropos, and, moreover, involves a little love and sentiment, I give it without apology, and In his own-words. It appears that in the most unlikely places love and sentiment may be discovered. " I was escorting home the lovely Charlotte D-——, to whom I was at the time quite devoted; Charlotte could scarcely find room to-spread her crinoline and arrange her voluminous flounces. I stood up near her, there being no vacant seat. After a few minutes, came in a poor woman,: who. deposited, a basket of clothes on the platform, ahd held in her arms a small child, while a little girl hung to her dress. She looked tired and weury, but there was no vacant seat; to be sure Charlotte might have condensed her flounces, but she did not. Beside her, however, sat a very lovely ahd elegant young woman, who seemed trying, by moving down closer to others, to make space enough fpr the stranger .between "herself and Miss D—■—-. At last she succeeded, and with the'sweetest blush I ever saw she invited the poor female to be seated. Charlotte. D—^— drew "her drapery around her and blushed, too, but it. was j not a pretty blush at all, and she looked annoyed at the proximity of the newcomer, who was, however, clean and decently,, though thinly clad. The unknown lady, drew the little girl upon her lap, and wrapped her velvet mantle around the small, half clad form, and put her muff over the half frozen little hands. ,£k* So great was the crowd that I alone seemed to observe. The child shivered—the keen Wind from the door blew-- upon the unprotected neck. I saw the young lady quietly draw from under her shawl a little crimson woolen shawl, which she softly put on tne shoulders of the little one, the mother looking on with confused wonder. After a short time she arose to leave the cars', and woUld have removed.it but the -unknown gently whispered, "No, keep it for her." 'The Woman answered not, the conductor; hurried her out, but her eyes swam with tears. I noticed her as she decended to a basement, and I hastily remarked the house. Soon after my unknown also arose to depart. I was in despair, for I wanted to follow and discover her residence", but could not leave Miss D . How glad, then, I was to.see her bowing, as she passed out, to a mutual acquaintance who stood in the doorway'. From'him, ere many minutes, I had learned her name and address. To shorten the story as much as possible, that lady is now my wife. In the small incident which introduced her to me she showed her real character. A few days after our marriage I showed her the blessed crimson shawl, which I had rede*emed from its owner, and shall always keep as 'a memento. There are sometimes pleasant things to be found in unexpected places; certainly I may have said to have picked out my wife in the cars." THE ETERNAL, WORLD. Cases for Accident Insurance Co's. The "BreaknecK Accident Insurance Company" wrote to the "Fat Contributor" not long since to work up a column' or so of inducements for people to take out policies. This is the Way he did it: . Everybody should get insured against accidents. No matter if you belong to one of the "best families," accidents will-happen to them. Get a policy. The old proverb says, "Honesty is the best policy," but that was before accident insurance compa nles started; Now the-best policy is a policy in the "Breakneck." . The other day a man in Chicago fell out of a fourth story. He had no insurance and consequently was killed. Another man on the same day fell out -^■with his wife. He was insured in the "Breakneck" and is now ready to fall out again. A lady driving a spirited horse in St. Louis, was run away with. Being insured against accidents,* wasn't alarmed a bit, stopped the horse, and came back. Her policy having run out, she neglected to renew it. Shortly afterward she was runaway with again. Her husband's partner ran away with her this time, and she hasn't come back yet- Don't wait to renew your policy, particularly if its in the "Breakneck." Near Paris, Kentucky, a man, while engaged in running a circular saw, had his arms taken oft'. They consisted of eavalry sabre, and a double-barrelled shot gun. The man who carried them off had an accident insurance and he hasn't been, caught yet; «£; In Utica, New York, a man accident- ly got married. Being, insured in the Breakneck he will receive $15 a week until he recovers. Near Portland, Maine, a poor man fell from a loft and broke his neck. He received his insurance, $3,000, from the Breakneck, with which he was enabled to set himself Up in business and is how doing well; . A boiler exploded at Memphis, blowing up the engineer into the air quite out ofsight. He will receive $15 a day until he comes down again. A hog drover in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, was very much hurt by a fall in pork. No insurance. ; .1 W Cato, the elder, said, " That wise men learned more from fools than fools from wise men;" No fragment of any arrny ever survived so many battle* as tHe Bible: no. citadel ever withstood so many .sieges; no rock was ever battered by so many storms. And yet it stands. It lias seen the rise and downfall Of Daniel's four empires. Assyria bequeaths a few mutilated figures to the riches of our national museum. Media and Persia like Babylon, Which they conquered, have been weighed in the balance, and long ago found wanting. Greece fain' ly survives in its historic fame : '"T living Greece no more;*' and the irof Rome of the Cesser? is.lield in precar' our occupation by a feeble hand. An yet-the book that foretells all this stili survives. While Nations, Kings, Philosophers, Systems, Institutions, hav<- died away, the Bible engage? now men';i deepest'thoughts, is exaniihed by "thd keenest intelects, stands revered before the highest tribunals, 'is more devoutly loved and more vehemently assailed, more defended' and more de- nied, more -industriously translated and freely given to.theworld,.morehonored and more abused than any other book the world ever saw. ' It survives all changes, itself un- . changed; it move's all minds,., yet. js moved by none; it sees all things de^, cay, itself incorruptible; it sees myriads, of other books engulfed in "the stream of time, yet is borne along triumphantly on the wave; and Will be • borne along, .till the mystic angel shall plan' his foot upon the sea, and swear by bin Who liveth forever and ever that tim shall be no longer. "For all flesh is a* grass, and. all the glory of man as th flower of grass, r The grass witheretb and the flower thereof falleth away;, but the Word of the Lord endure th forever.' '-^- Christian Observer. Mr; Smithson (an improvement on the celebrated name of Smith,) wished to taKe Miss Brownly (another improve- ' ment) to the opera. He had been on terms of intimacy with the family for about .five years, but "never sppKe ,of love;" on the contrary, he had frequently declared his intention of leading a bachelor's life. Once he put his his hand to the bell-handle and was admitted, ,.., - "Oh! James," exclaimed Miss Jane', "where haveyau been so long?" This tooK Smithspn a little by sur-' prise, for he.had spent the preceding evening With the family. Before he could answer, however, Jane's, brothers and sisters, (eight or ten ih number.). had gathered about him'. Summoning all his courage he said: . "I have come to asK you— " "Not here, James; not—now—oh I" "That is'," stammered Smi'thsOn "if yo'd'jje hot,engaged " """.' "Oh! oh! water—quicK!" . "What's that?" enquired her father; "who says engaged?" "I did not mean " said Smithson; in confusion. "Of course not," continued Mr. Brownly, "you've always been pur fa- voritel" Then advancing and "grasping poor Smithson by the hand, he said:— ',Take her—she's a good girl, and loves you to distraction'. May you ever be as nappy as the day is long!"-.- 3 And thereupon father . and mother and all the children .crowded around 'Smithson. and wished him joy,, and company coming in at that moment, the 'a'ffair'Vwas.; told to them as a profound secret. So Smithson- got a wife without poppi ng the question, and almost before he was aware of it himself. But we cannot help thinking ho- was hurried into matrimony. COLOR IN DRS3S. A good natural figure, and taste ih the -shape of dress, may be wholly spoilt by inappropriate or ill-harmonized colors". Remember that white increases the apparent size of the wearer", while black diminishes it. Remember, also, that stripes add to height; while cross-bars lessen it. Large ohecks are invariably in bad taste, unless a person's figure is so bad that it is sought to be concealed. Never wear a dress of many colors; and, when you hav.e.more than one, take care that they are-what is called complimentary. Thus green and red are complimentary. : They harmonize well;" so do yellow and purple,, orange and blue. Blue and. green are utterly inadmissable together.—- Thus, too, theS'e strong colors ought to be chosen with resp86t to -the color of the complexion. Green gives a rosi- ness to the face of the wearer, .while red tones down the redness of the skin'; Blue assists the beauty of a blonde, yellow that of a brunette. White vivifies a bright complexion, black subdues it. Thus a negress can wear a colored dress which- would 'be Intolerable on a white, and an Indian nurse or ayah,, however old, is becomingly cloth; ed in muslin, which is unsuitable to any' but a youthful European.—Leisure Hour. ' Experience has demonstrated pretty thoroughly that marriage without the existence of love between the patties, seldom, if ever, results, happily. A union entered into because the judg: ment of each party was that the other possessed the qualifications of a good husband or wife; as the case may be,' has sometimes engendered love and been happy; but the chances are that if you should marry without the essential requisite—love—you would find the trials of matrimony, tod much for your patience arid regret tlie step when too. late; not to mention the . possibility of afterwards finding your "affimiy" arid the lamentable position iri which ybd would, then be placed.
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Re: goto label, no loop, Mathematica 6
Bear in mind that Switch is a Mathematica function (cf. Help). Perhaps you
could state your problem in more detail so that we could understand better
what you're trying to achieve.
> From: stefanie.schubert at whu.edu
> Subject: goto label, no loop, Mathematica 6
> To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
> Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2013 23:18:27 -0500
> Hi,
> I'd like to write down my model (several cells) and afterwards implement
another version of that model. But as I use the same names for variables,
Mathematica has to "forget" former assignments.
> A solution woul be something like that (which I don't know how to do it in Mathematica unfortunately):
> Switch=1 (*a variable that can be set to 1 or 2: tell matehmatica to read only Part 1 (or 2)*)
> if Switch=2 goto label_switch2
> Model Part 1 (several cells)
> label_switch2
> MOdel Part 2 (several cells)
> But if I'm right, goto is usually used for loops, so that the order is label - goto; but not as required here: goto label
> Thanks for any help!!


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Saudi Princess Nabbed for Human Trafficking: Cops
(NEWSER) – A Saudi princess has been arrested after she allegedly held a Kenyan woman "captive against (her) will," requiring her to perform domestic duties some 16 hours a day, seven days a week, for just $220 a month, California prosecutors say. The Saudi woman, Meshael Alayban, 42, has been charged with human trafficking, officials say; conviction could land her in prison for up to 12 years, al-Jazeera reports. But Alayban's lawyer, who says she's a longtime traveler to the US and owns property here, calls the case "a domestic work hours dispute."


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