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The woman who accused Conor Oberst of rape is coming forward to admit that the story she told was "100 percent false."
Back in December Joanie Faircloth publicly claimed the Bright Eyes frontman sexually assaulted her in the comments section of an XOJane article. Oberst called the story "absolutely, unequivocally false," and later sued Faircloth for libel.
Now she's asking for forgiveness, explaining that she "made up those lies" during a difficult period in her life when she was dealing with her son's illness.
In the statement released Monday, Faircloth apologizes to Oberst, his family, his fans, and all those who are actually victims of sexual assault.
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'Horrific Here': Egypt Death Toll Passes 500
(NEWSER) – Egypt is bracing for yet more violence today. The Muslim Brotherhood has called for protest marches in Cairo, and hundreds already are marching in Alexandria, reports Reuters. Meanwhile, the government has raised the official death toll to 525 and the injury count to about 3,700, reports the AP, but those figures take into account only those victims who went through hospitals. The Muslim Brotherhood continues to insist that the real death toll from yesterday is closer to 2,000. Dispatches from foreign journalists are bleak: "So many dead protestors in the mosque I am visiting in Cairo that my feet are wet with disinfectant and blood," tweeted Jonathan Rugman from UK's Channel 4 News. "Horrific here." He also recounts an announcement at the mosque: "anyone who can leave, please do. The bodies are decomposing in the heat." Other developments:
- The government has extended the detention of ousted President Mohamed Morsi for another 30 days, according to state media.
- Egypt's interim PM says the decision to makeyesterday's deadly crackdown "was not easy," but the government had no choice in the face of failed mediation and "anarchy," the BBC reports. "We found that matters had reached a point that no self-respecting state could accept," says Hazem el-Beblawi.

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Is the facebook stream shit for anyone else?
couldnt get on the stream for the doolan pennington fight. really wanted to watch that fight aswell
Just know that Pennington looked impressive.
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The stream on here and on facebook was the worst I've ever seen. Real shame, I gave up trying to watch it in the end.
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Based in Culver City, Calif., Morphosis Architects designed a new academic building for the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art to help foster cross-disciplinary dialogue between the college's art, architecture, and engineering faculty and students. A vertical piazza—the central space for informal meetings and creative exchanges—forms the building's core. An undulating lattice envelops a 20-foot-wide grand stair that rises four stories through the skylit atrium.
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SUU put up seven runs on six hits in the opening frame of its morning contest before Lafayette scored five straight to pull back within two. Leadoff hitter Sara Park drove in three runs with an RBI double as Thunderbirds batted around and Kristen Berger came up with a two-run single for the Jaguars in the bottom of the second.
Southern Utah extended the margin by plating six more in the top of the fourth to claim the 13-5 win. The team worked its way through the lineup once again with Kadi Henderson, Meagan Neilson, Ashley Clayson, Cora Cordova and Park all driving in scores.
Jordan Theurer, Ariel Hart and Ashley Ostler all saw time in the circle for the T-Birds during the contest. Ostler (1-3) allowed two runs while working two innings to earn her first win of the year. Melissa Robinson (1-4) was unable to get through the first frame and was charged with the loss after giving up seven runs, only three of which were earned.
Boise State struck first in the day's second matchup, using an RBI double from first baseman Ashley Palmer to claim a quick 1-0 advantage. That would be the only score until the top of the sixth when Madison Resley sent a base hit into right center to even the game at a run apiece. Tanisha Anderson put the Thunderbirds ahead with an infield RBI single in the final inning that brought Lyndsey Healey in from third.
Kate Greenberg (2-3) tossed a perfect seventh to earn the complete game victory as SUU held on for the 2-1 win. The junior pitcher gave up four hits, walked five and struck out four, but allowed just one run. MacKenzie McGill (2-3) took the loss for the Broncos.
Park finished the day batting 5-8 with five RBI and a double. Resley and Henderson each drove in two runs on three hits for the T-Birds, who outhit their opponents by an overall mark of .364 to .196 on the day.
Southern Utah now gets set to begin Big Sky Conference play this weekend by hosting rival Weber State. The Wildcats will be in town for a three-game series scheduled to start with a doubleheader on Friday at 2:00 p.m. followed by a single game on Saturday at noon. Admission to Kathryn Berg Field is open to the public with live coverage also available online at www.suutbirds.com.


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April 13, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. - University of Kentucky athletics director Mitch Barnhart announced that the new $9.5 million softball facility has been named John Cropp Stadium during a dedication ceremony Saturday morning. Cropp has spent more than half a century in athletics, including the last 20-plus years as an administrator at Kentucky, and he has worked directly with the Wildcat softball program since its inception in 1997.
"There are people who transcend institutions and generations while making an impact on the lives of many," Barnhart said. "John has been that person in college athletics and at the University of Kentucky. His wisdom and love for athletes, coaches and staff have been a blessing to all of us and we are honored and proud to have worked with him. This is a fitting tribute for all he has done for our softball program, our athletic department and our University."
Saturday marked the official grand opening of the new stadium, which features 1,500 seats, a spacious press box, two luxury suites and a first-class indoor hitting/fielding facility complete with a locker room, team lounge and offices.
During his 22 years with UK Athletics, Cropp has been instrumental in a number of different programs, most notably with football and softball. Cropp is the lone original member of the UK softball program, having served as an administrator with the sport since the first pitch was thrown in February of 1997.
During his tenure, Cropp has witnessed the newborn program emerge into a nationally prominent squad.
Cropp's leadership has helped Kentucky advance to four consecutive NCAA Tournaments beginning in 2009, becoming one of 27 schools in the nation to claim that honor. UK enjoyed its best season in the history of the program during its 2011 run to an NCAA Super Regional. The team claimed a school record 40 victories, while also playing host to the Super Regional where more than 3,500 fans cheered on the Cats within one victory of a berth in the Women's College World Series.
UK is set to host the 2013 Southeastern Conference Tournament May 8-11, which will mark the first time the program has played host to the nationally recognized four-day tournament for the conference's automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament.
Cropp assumed his current position as associate director of athletics/administration in April 1995 after having served previously as assistant AD for special projects (1993-95), athletics recruiting coordinator (1992-93) and assistant football coach (1991).
For the first 22 years of Cropp's athletics career he was involved in coaching football. His first head coaching position came at Tennessee High School in Bristol, Tenn. Cropp's squads complied an impressive 48-15-3 record with two Class AAA state titles (1971-72) and the 1972 mythical national championship.
Cropp returned to his alma mater, Vanderbilt, in 1973 as an assistant coach under Steven Sloan. He followed Sloan as an assistant to Texas Tech (1975-77), Ole Miss (1978-82) and Duke (1983). In 1984, Cropp returned to Vanderbilt under head coach George MacIntyre. He entered private business for two years (1986-88) before returning to Vanderbilt for a third time. Cropp served as assistant athletics director for compliance at Vanderbilt for three years before coming to Kentucky.
Cropp earned three varsity letters at Vanderbilt as a guard/linebacker. He received the Wade-Looney Memorial Award as a senior and graduated in 1961. He earned his masters of arts in teaching in 1962.
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Hi and welcome to the 49th edition of Werewolf, which kicks off this month with an extended interview with Internet Party leader Laila Harre. As the new entrants in the centre-left bloc, Harre and her Internet Mana colleagues have been holding old style town hall meetings in rural and provincial New Zealand – mainly to promote policies such as free education, and affordable access for all New Zealand families to a better and faster broadband service. Along the way, Internet Mana has also been delivering a get-out-the-vote message aimed at motivating those people who have hitherto felt unmoved to vote by the policies and communications strategies of the established parties. As Harre explains, her party's relationship with the Mana Party is crucial, and she expects it to continue well beyond September 20.
The referendum on Scottish independence is also due in mid-September, and this issue contains two stories about it. In one, we examine the motives behind the drive for Scottish independence, and suggest a few reasons why the "Yes" vote seems to be faltering. In another story Leanne Wood, the leader of the Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru, shows how the nationalist struggles in Wales and Scotland have a great deal in common.
Elsewhere in this issue, Rosalea Barker reports on the recent Aereo case, in which the US Supreme Court invoked copyright laws to prop up the failing business models of major TV content providers, in the face of technological advances that are rendering obsolete the extortionate fee structures of business-as-usual. We also examine why politicians are hated by the public - and why the reward system inside the Beltway encourages the very same practices that alienate the voting public the most. In another story, Werewolf re-opens the scientific case for re-admitting Pluto to the club of planets within our solar system. In the latest episode in her epic journeys through eastern Europe, Rosalea Barker is this month in Budapest, Hungary- which sounds like a beer barrel of picturesque fun. In his essay on film this month, Philip Matthews celebrates the belated DVD release of After May, a brilliantly un-nostalgic 2012 drama about early 1970s politics, directed by the mercurial Olivier Assayas. This month our music column The Complicatist celebrates blue-eyed soul and white r& b. And finally, satirist Lyndon Hood considers the fine mess that the current combo of climate change denial + political procrastination is landing us in.
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Danny Hultzen didn't have a great introduction to Triple-A ball. He's doing a better job with his second impression.
The Mariners' No. 2 prospect allowed two runs on three hits and two walks over six innings Friday night in the Tacoma Rainiers' 4-2 triumph over the Fresno Grizzlies at Cheney Stadium.
After going 1-4 with a 5.92 ERA in 12 Pacific Coast League starts last season, Hultzen is 3-1 with a 2.78 ERA through his first four outings this year.
It wasn't exactly easy for the 23-year-old left-hander to reach those marks on Friday, however. He walked Gary Brown on four pitches to start the game, then allowed the Giants' No. 2 prospect to steal second and score on a single by Brett Pill. In the second, he surrendered a one-out triple to Chris Dominguez, who came home on Jackson Williams' groundout.
"Nah, I didn't quite have my good stuff early," said Hultzen, the second overall pick in the 2011 Draft. "I had to work to get through the first couple innings but settled down after that. It doesn't happen very often where I just know it's not all there. It's actually the toughest part of pitching when you know you're not at your best, but you battle through it and do your best to get through it."
The University of Virginia product did just that over his final four innings, yielding one hit and one walk and keeping both runners out of scoring position.
After Friday's performance, the biggest part of the Hultzen's turnaround has been a marked improvement in control.
In 12 outings with Tacoma last season, Hultzen walked batters at a pace of 8.0 per nine innings. (That ratio was a relatively high 3.8 at Double-A Jackson, where he was 8-3 with a 1.19 ERA in 13 starts.) All in all, the southpaw didn't have a single outing with the Rainiers in which he didn't walk at least two batters a year ago.
After issuing two free passes on Friday -- his highest total though four starts in 2013 -- that walks per nine inning mark rests at 2.38.
"Yeah, I think I walked everybody and their mother here last season," Hultzen said. "So now I'm really just focusing on throwing strikes and getting that down. Then you move on to throwing quality strikes and so forth to become the best you can be. There's always something to improve on."
With his 2012 struggles seemingly behind him, the Maryland native -- who's likely to make his Major League debut at some point this season -- still looks fondly upon those times and the lessons they provided.
"Last year was obviously tough, but I'm glad it happened," Hultzen said. "This is baseball and you know times like those happen to everybody. Now if it happens a second time, I'll be better prepared to fight through it and know how to dig myself out."
Hultzen nearly had the pitching spotlight stolen by Grizzlies starter Yusmeiro Petit on Friday. The 28-year-old right-hander struck out 13 Rainiers, including the final seven he faced. He finished one shy of the PCL record of eight consecutive punchouts and also just missed the Grizzlies' single-game record of 14, set by Tim Lincecum on April 29, 2007.
"He was awesome," Hultzen said of the Major League veteran. "He had really good command of all of his pitches. A lot of those strikeouts actually came looking, too, because he was painting the corners so well. And nights like that happen when you can be that accurate with each pitch."
Petit (1-2) took the loss, however, after allowing four runs on five hits in six innings. One of those hits was Alex Liddi's three-run homer in the bottom of the first.
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ATLANTA -- In Georgia, a bill that changes the code for regulating Class B coin-operated amusement machines passed both legislative houses in March. The measure, HB 487, affects games in which players earn points or tickets that can be redeemed for merchandise on the premises, known as "adult redemption" in industry parlance.
When the bill passed the Senate on March 14, Greg Edwards, district attorney of Albany, GA, said it would make use of the Georgia Lottery's investigative arm to "track video poker activities." Throughout March, Atlanta's news media continuously described HB 487 as a video poker regulation. However, a spokesman for the Georgia Amusement and Music Operators Association has advised Vending Times that the measure, which GAMOA supports, will mostly impact adult redemption games.
"These devices are not poker machines, and have been legal and licensed for years with a $5 per play prize limit, lowest in the nation," said GAMOA's Steve Walton of Quarters Amusement Inc. (Fayetteville, GA). He added that Georgia's operators have been required to purchase master licenses and to shell out per-machine fees since the early 1990s, and that amusement games were divided into two classes some years ago.
The bill classifies skill games as Class A machines, with $25 annual per-machine license fees, and those that accumulate points as Class B, subject to $125 per-machine annual license fees. It requires all Class B games to be linked to a central state-run computer by 2023, so dollars going into them can be tracked to the penny. The law enforcement community believes this will give them the intelligence they need to identify and prosecute "bad actors" who award cash payouts. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation testified that the illegal application of these machines has created a black-market gambling industry generating more than $100 million annually. GAMOA is hoping to get all Class B games online within 24 months.
The bill's main thrust is to move oversight responsibilities of these machines from the Department of Revenue to Georgia Lottery Corp., which has a vested interest in eliminating illegal gambling because current law says the state lottery is the only gaming method that can offer cash payouts.
Walton summarized some highlights of HB 487 and the history of Georgia's two amusement machine classes:
» Georgia Lottery Corp., which is an independent corporation, not a government agency, will now regulate Classes A and B amusements.
» Operators can now use lottery products as prizes for Class B machines.
» All amusement games are still capped with the $5 wholesale prize rule (as before).
» License and permit fees for locations and operators, finalized by the Legislature last year, are unchanged.
» Class B adult redemption games will soon be connected to the lottery's central computer.
» Redemption games and merchandisers were originally Class A games, reclassified B about four years ago, then returned to Class A in 2011 thanks to GAMOA's political agility.
» A percentage of all Class B income will be directed to the lottery to fund Georgia's HOPE college scholarship program.
» Commissions paid by operators to locations and the lottery will now be definitive.
Gov. Nathan Deal signed HB 487 on April 10. Some parts of the bill went into effect on the day he signed it, Walton said. Other parts take effect at the beginning of the new licensing year, July 1, 2013.
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HARRISBURG — A Republican leader in the Legislature has renewed his politically charged effort to end the state's winner-take-all method of allocating its Electoral College votes for president.
The prospects for approval are unclear, as the measure has been blasted by Democrats as vote-rigging, Republican Gov. Tom Corbett has not taken a position and the sponsor says the measure is not near the top of his list of priorities.
The bill introduced last week by Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi, R-Delaware, made a change from a similar proposal that died in the last legislative session. Pileggi's latest proposal would apportion 18 of the 20 votes based on the percentage of votes the candidates draw in the statewide popular vote. The other two votes would go to the overall winner.
In the last session, Pileggi sponsored a proposal that would have divided the votes according to who won the 18 congressional districts.
The approach would be unique among states, Pileggi spokesman Erik Arneson said. The two that do not employ a winner-take-all system, Maine and Nebraska, use the congressional district model.
"It's not a top 10, it's not a top 20 priority," Arneson said. "It's an issue we thought was worthy of additional debate and discussion."
Pennsylvania Democratic Party Chairman Jim Burn said the plan would not help Republicans in the state, which has voted for the Democrat in presidential elections six times in a row, going back to 1992. The 12 other sponsors are all Republicans.
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Democrat President Obama won all of the state's 20 electoral votes last year. He defeated Republican Mitt Romney in the state by more than 5 percentage points, or about 310,000 votes out of more than 5.7 million cast.
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CEDs are controversial because of safety concerns. The concerns are not solely with the technology itself but with the policies and training for using the devices. Clearly defined policies and thorough training is needed to ensure that any use-of-force technique is used only when necessary to protect officers, suspects and bystanders.
When CEDs are properly used as an alternative to deadly force, they can help reduce injuries to officers and suspects alike.
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The goal of GovEnergy 2009 was twofold: Reduce the government's use of energy and associated costs, and help move the nation to a new energy economy.
"President Obama has made it clear that reducing energy consumption and creating a new energy economy are fundamental foundations of America's lasting prosperity," said Anthony E. Costa, Acting Commissioner for GSA's Public Buildings Service. "GSA is leading this effort, so GovEnergy 2009 couldn't have come at a better time to help us share ideas, best practices, tools, and techniques."
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More than 3,000 federal, state, and local energy managers and industry specialists from around the country attended the three-day event, which ended yesterday. They received information about new technologies, recent green legislation and energy conservation best practices. GSA co-sponsored the conference, along with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Departments of Defense, Energy, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security.
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GSA officials at the conference shared information on doing green business with the government, GSA's projects under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, and the benefits of sustainable building design.
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Originally I had planned to write about Philip Newborough of Lincoln, England, who some know as corenominal and who even others know as the lead developer of CrunchBang GNU/Linux. The tale I had originally conceived to put on pixels here was how Philip not only talks the FOSS talk, but he also walks the FOSS walk: He has decided to leave gainful employment recently in order to concentrate on developing CrunchBang.
That's no small feat, for starters, and it takes an enormous amount of courage to make that proverbial leap, especially when one has a family, as Philip does. Additionally, this leap of faith multiplies by a factor of several due to the enormous amount of confidence in the project one must have to press forward with this life-altering change.
Fortunately for Philip, his Debian-based distro CrunchBang does not let him down.
And while I had planned to write about Philip and how he took the plunge, I thought it would be a better blog to talk about the improvements he has made to what can clearly be described as the best distro you've never heard of.
With the cacophony of writers singing the praises of Linux Mint on the release of Linux Mint 12 Lisa, it might be a good idea to listen to the more dulcet tones of a Crash and a Bang and take a look the new release of CrunchBang Statler as well.
Over the weekend, Philip made available some updated CrunchBang Statler images. The changes were somewhat profound and, as Philip points out in his blog, "the new images are not really about additional features, but more about what has been removed and/or cleaned up (although there are a few new features to look forward to)."
CrunchBang is going the window manager route with Openbox, so that means Xfce version of CrunchBang is retired. the main thing to have been removed/retired is the Xfce version. "Besides," Philip writes, "there are plenty of brilliant Xfce based distributions available, and if you know what you are doing, installing Xfce under Debian is really not too difficult."
GDM? Gone, and it's replaced by SLiM.
Plymouth? Gone, and the decision to remove it was really a personal preference. "I apologise to any bling lovers, but personally, I believe that graphical boot loaders take away more than they give," Philip writers. "Also, CrunchBang is not really an exercise in branding and so removing a flashing logo is not a problem at all."
So what's new and/or added to CrunchBang Statler?
Openbox 3.5 — The latest and greatest version of the window manager.
Iceweasel/Firefox 8 replaces Chromium 9 — CrunchBang seems to switch back-and-forth between default browsers, according to Philip, probably like a lot of users
do. "I do not think this is problem, but merely reflects the state of browser development and availability at the time." Agreed.
Geany replaces gedit — Geany is highly configurable, has lots of great plugins and is desktop environment independent. So it serves as an adequate replacement.
Gigolo and Thunar for managing connections to remote file systems — CrunchBang Statler includes Gigolo, configuring it to work out-of-the-box with Thunar. It is now simple to connect to remote file systems via SSH and Samba, among others.
LibreOffice replaces OpenOffice.org — Writes Philip: "Actually, CrunchBang ships with AbiWord and Gnumeric, but many people choose to install a more feature rich office suite via the CrunchBang post installation script. The script has been changed to suggest LibreOffice."
I've been using CrunchBang since July on a second laptop that usually accompanies me wherever I go (long story there, but part of it can be found in an old blog here). I have always liked the speed CrunchBang afforded this old laptop, and if it runs this well on older hardware, it must fly on newer machines.
You can easily consider me a convert to the ranks of the CrunchBangers, and as such I put my money where my mouth is, so to speak. Philip and CrunchBang are raising funds to get things off the ground, and I'd invite you to join me in donating to help CrunchBang along.
So thanks to Philip and the CrunchBang team for making an excellent distro.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software in his new home office. Watch this space.)
November 29, 2011 at 3:22 am
it was always good the lil distro, and it got seriously good since it switched to debian. well done. but i wonder how it could possibly make the developer any money, as it is at the moment.
November 29, 2011 at 11:43 am
he's got a job now 🙂
November 29, 2011 at 1:52 pm
@Larry, thank you for your kind words and support, I really appreciate it 🙂
@tebet, you linked to an old post, but it is my fault as I really should have posted an update on my blog. Basically, I started a new job with a start-up company in June/July, but after a couple of months, I realised my heart was not in it — I was developing a project for someone else and I just could not build any enthusiasm for it. So, I took the decision to give my notice so that I could concentrate on the things I really do have enthusiasm for, namely CrunchBang! I hope this clears-up any misunderstandings.
@istok, there is more to life than money 😉
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Any woman over the age of 30 knows full well that you cannot eat, drink, dance or live the way you did in your 20s. And Beyonce is no different than the rest of us. According to her trainer, the pop diva is obsessed with eating well, feeling good and enjoying life.
E! News recently caught up with Bey's personal trainer and CEO of 22 Days Nutrition, Marco Borges, to dish on Bey's diet, her on-again off-again vegan status and how she keeps her tummy flat, hint: it takes more than just "surfboarding".
Whether she's in the States or jetsetting across the globe, Borges says Bey's go-to snack was actually "the 22Days Nutrition bars. Her favorite flavors, which we've seen on Instagram, are Peanut Chocolate-Chip Nirvana, Cherry Chocolate Bliss and Pineapple Chocolate-Chip Wonder."
And while Bey isn't currently sticking to an all-vegan diet, "The transition [from vegan] was fairly easy, because [now] she's sticking to a mostly plant-based diet with some fish here and there."
As for her workout, yes, Mrs. Carter does put in some serious work (in addition to spending nights on stage for 90 minutes) to maintain her shape, including "body-weight squats, lunges and pliés, along with plyometric exercises and sprint intervals."
The singer and her hubby don't just diet together, they also hit the gym together. "They're like every other couple, they love spending time together, they'll work out together whenever its possible, whenever their touring schedules allow. They'll absolutely jump in the gym together whenever they can, she'll be running and he'll be on a bike, or she'll be jumping rope and he'll be running."
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So when their working out, just the two of them, Jay and Bey, what do they listen to? After all, they can't very well listen to their own bass-thumping tunes. Can they?
"They listen to everything. Jay really feels that music shouldn't have genres, it's either good or bad. They have great playlists, if they were DJ's they'd get paid millions," says Marco, adding Queen Bey's hit sometimes make the mix too. "If one of her songs comes on she'll sing along."
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Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
But the real question with that analogy, is RR the anti-Christ or just a false prophet?
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At this point, would it be appropriate to change the thread title to "Bienvenidos Brady Hoke"?
Sportswriter Rob Parker was on a Sunday sports show in Detroit last night and he said that according to his sources Les Miles turned down the Mich job, not once but twice. After turning then down initially, Mich came back with a better offer and he turned 'em down again.
Parker sounded underwhelmed by the Hoke choice. He said there were so many better choices out there.
He sure has his work cut out for him recruiting wise. Their top PK recruit has now dropped as has their top OL recruit. They're now down to ten verbal commits. They have 18 scholarships to give
Hoke has his work cut out for him recruiting wise. IMO he needs to hire a recruiting coordinator. He has some midwest roots (Ball State) but it will be very interesting to see his hauls the first years in the program.
The difference with Tressel is that other than a couple years coaching at Syracuse in the early 80s, he was Ohio through and through. Grew up in Ohio. Went to college in Ohio. Coached in Ohio (Akron, OSU & Youngstown State). He was a name and face that wasn't a stranger to very many HS programs around the state. People in the NE part of Ohio, which is very fertile recruiting territory, all knew him. With that background, he was able to plug the leak that had allowed top shelf Ohio HS talent (names like Grbac, Woodson, Howard, etc) to go to Ann Arbor.
Hoke obviously has some ties to Michigan and the Midwest. But right now, he's coming in as second fiddle in his own state to Mark Dantonio. He's got to make up a lot of ground on the recruiting front if he's going to be the guy to turn around UM.
Hoke is actually from Dayton originally. He coached for almost 10 years in Michigan and Toledo before going to Oregon for a while. Then he came back to coach at Michigan for 7 years and then Ball State for 6. He may not have as strong ties as Tressel did, but they're stronger than some may think coaching in some capacity in Ohio or Michigan for 20 years.
His brother is the secondary coach for the Chicago Bears. Don't know how much that helps, but it can't hurt.
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http://detnews.com/article/20110114/...enard-RobinsonNew U-M offensive coordinator Al Borges will adapt to Denard Robinson
"I think the best thing when I talk to him is emphasizing that regardless of where I've been, it's not about me, and that we're creating this thing from ground up and the quarterback spearheads what we're going to do on offense," Borges, 55, told The News on Thursday. "You've got Denard, who we're going to keep at quarterback, and we're going to wean our team into some of the pro-style concepts, but we're not going to lose what he's capable of. I'm not smart, but I'm not dumb enough to not know that. He's got a skill we're going to exploit."
Robinson, a first-year starter as a sophomore in Rodriguez's spread-option offense, became the first quarterback in Division I history to both rush and pass for 1,500 yards in a season.
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(NEWSER) – You knew this was coming: Peter King, who fought hard for Superstorm Sandy aid for his home state of New York, thinks there's "a lot of hypocrisy" when it comes to lawmakers who opposed Sandy aid but are in favor of tornado aid. The subject of his attention most specifically seems to be Oklahoma Sen. James Inhofe. King's take is that Inhofe essentially said "Sandy aid was corrupt but Oklahoma won't be" yesterday on MSNBC. King is peeved, but tells Politico he'll overlook the perceived dig because "I don't want suffering people in Oklahoma to be held hostage while we engage in political fights, saying 'I told you so.'"


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I'm testing a DVWA web application. Now I'm on the Cross Site Request Forgery vulnerability.
I have 3 VM:
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- BT4_VM 10.0.2.111 (the attacker with CSRFTester)
- BT5_VM 10.0.2.110 (a simple client)
To capture the request I use CSRFTester that work like a proxy and listen on the port 8008.
So I have to start CSRFTester recording (on BT4_VM); open firefox (always on BT4_VM), set the proxy on 127.0.0.1 port 8008, connect to the web server and test the Cross Site Request Forgery.
Up here all works great.
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I use it to try before I buy if it is an expensive app like 20.00 or so. Then usually buy it after a month or so. I have 200/300.00 worth of themes and apps since my ip 3 And at the moment none are cracked. Wife just jailbroke her 4s and paid for mywi & 3G-unrestricted and barrel.
I just bought Intellexscreen yesterday, but I could of dl a hacked version, but I did not.
So not everyone is bad using apsynk
Everyone here including mods and the owner had dl music they did not pay for. So be carefull of u preach. No 1here is perfect.
Shame on everyone that is using *******. Bad jailbreakers!
Updated via cYdia, weather app still xrashes. I'm not worried about that, everything else works great.
It worked! Great thank a lot. There are valid reasons to have app sync. Basically I use it to install apps I bought under an iTunes account I lost, like heck if ill pay for em again.
That sounds reasonable. Some apps are very expensive, and I want to see if it is appropriate for me. If not, deleted and gone, poof. If its useful, I buy it. I got thousands of apps, so nobody is losing any money on me.
Hm weather works but I lost my theme skin for it. Same with my dialer skin. Oh well!
By downloading an update in cydia i got the weather app crash...WTF?
Another problem I have is on a certain angle the screen goes blank. If I lay it flat its blank, if I lean it up a little it gets picture back.
I'm hoping if I re-jailbreak it doesn't screw with Cydia. Last few times i did that with RedSn0w all my Cydia installs were gone. They were still there but Cydia didn't say so, so I wasn't sure what was installed and what wasn't.
I'm hoping they fix it soon and release a DEB file so I can fix it as I cant update it via Cydia as thats the problem.
Have a look at this pic for what Cydia looks like now after this Evasi0n update.
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Artist's BiographyNoted for the intensity and virtuosity of his playing, Alexey Gorokholinsky, at age 28 is considered to be one of the most versatile clarinetists who constantly challenges the possibilities and pushes the boundaries of his instrument and beyond. He has performed most of the standard solo clarinet repertoire, made and recorded numerous arrangements, and is now creating new works for clarinet and mainstream electronics for new generations.
A native of Russia, Mr. Gorokholinsky began his musical studies at age 5 on the piano. At age 7, he took up the clarinet, studying with his father, Valery Gorokholinsky, an accomplished orchestral and solo clarinetist.
Education and Awards
Mr. Gorokholinsky came to the United States at age 15 to attend the Idyllwild Arts Academy (CA) and then The Juilliard School, where he was a full scholarship student. During his freshman year at Juilliard, he made his New York City debut at Alice Tully Hall, performing the Nielsen Clarinet Concerto with the Juilliard Orchestra. He was also a top prize winner of the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, Jefferson Symphony, first annual Buffet Crampon, International Clarinet Association and Spotlight Awards competitions.
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Mr. Gorokholinsky seeks to explore new possibilities for the clarinet in works originally written for strings or for other woodwind instruments. One of his latest CDs, "Delicacies,†recorded in the summer of 2008, showcases a variety of virtuosic and melodic pieces, most of which he arranged for clarinet and piano.
Two previous discs, released while he was still in school, covered masterpieces of the clarinet repertoire by Brahms, Schumann, Chausson, Saint-Saens, Debussy, Milhaud, Muczynski, Ravel, Stravinsky, and others. He was accompanied on all three CDs by his mother, Marina Gorokholinsky, a student of legendary pianist Victor Merzhanov.
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In 2010, Mr. Gorokholinsky was accepted into prestigious young artist program "Academy†of Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School and Weill Music Institute. As part of the program, he appeared regularly as a chamber musician in concerts in Carnegie Hall and other important venues, presented interactive performances with other fellows throughout New York, and taught music in Public School 112K in Brooklyn.
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Mr. Gorokholinsky also writes new music for combination of classical instruments and electronics. His works combine classical music with newer forms of modern day genres of electronic music, such as instrumental trance, ambient, techno and drum'n'bass. In 2011 Mr. Gorokholinsky released his latest CD "Model for Assembling†under alias Alexey G. The album features 6 of the works for clarinet and electronics and has been already critically acclaimed and described as "revolutionary†and "otherwordlyâ€.
Every once in a while we are presented with a revolutionary idea that requires
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"As far as this reviewer is concerned, if it keeps coming like this, then bring on the revolution.â€
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The work on electronics with clarinet continues under another Gorokholinskiy's alias - Kronodigger. Kronodigger has just released its first EP \"Zelda: Dream of Tomorrow\" dedicated to 3 remixes on popular tunes from game series "Legend of Zeldaâ€.
The EP is available in online stores including best electronic music portal - Beatport.
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|Chap. 780
|Designated Indian Reservations, Calif. Restricted lands for irrigation.
|Chap. 780
|First lien.
|Chap. 780
|Appropriation authorized.
|Chap. 780
|Sec. 2
|Cancellation of costs.
|Sec. 2
|Ownership of wells.
|Sec. 3
|Issuance of patent in fee.
|Sec. 4
|Determination of irrigable area.
|Sec. 5
|Membership rolls; allotments.
|Sec. 6
|Exchange of allotment.
|Sec. 7
|Sale of surplus lands.
|Sec. 7
|Sec. 7
|Acquisition of certain lands.
|Sec. 7
|Appropriation authorized.
|Sec. 7
|Distribution of sales proceeds.
|Sec. 8
|Sec. 8
|Sec. 8
|Sec. 8
|Advance payments.
|Sec. 9
|Sale of restricted land of deceased allottees.
|Sec. 10
|Rules and regulations.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior, or his authorized representative, shall designate the restricted Indian lands on the Cabazon, Augustine, and Torres-Martinez Indian Reservations which may be irrigated from facilities of the Coachella Valley County Water District of Riverside County, California, and may enter into an appropriate contract with the said water district whereby the Secretary, acting on behalf of the United States, for the benefit of said restricted Indian lands, may assume an obligation to pay or guarantee payment to said water district of all costs and charges made by said district on account of the construction, operation, and maintenance of the works and facilities required for the
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delivery of water to such lands to the same extent as other lands of the district shall be charged therefor. There is hereby created a recordable first lien against the Indian lands for the amounts assessed thereagainst but such lien shall not be enforced during the period the lands remain in Indian ownership. The annual appropriation of such amounts as may be necessary to make payment to the said water district of the costs and charges herein provided for is hereby authorized out of any money in the United States Treasury not otherwise appropriated. The payments made to the said water district hereunder shall be reimbursed to the United States from payments made by lessees holding leases made pursuant to section 8 (c) hereof. Operation and maintenance costs assessed against unleased Indian lands shall, when collected, likewise be applied in reimbursement of the United States. The collection of construction costs shall be subject to the provisions of the Act of July 1, 1932 (47 Stat. 564; 25 U.S.C. 386a), only with respect to those Indian lands not leased.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to cancel the remaining balance of costs chargeable against Indian lands of the Cabazon, Augustine, and Torres-Martinez Indian Reservations for the drilling and operation of irrigation wells on these reservations. All wells located on any of the lands included in the said water district shall, together with the well sites, become the property of the owners of the lands upon which the wells are located. The cancellation of these charges shall be reported in the reimbursable accounts rendered to the Comptroller General of the United States pursuant to the Act of April 4, 1910 (36 Stat. 269, 270; 25 U.S.C. 145), as deductions from the total indebtedness of the project without regard to the fiscal years in which, or the appropriations from which, the expenditures were made.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized upon application therefor filed by any adult Indian owning allotted land who has the necessary training and experience to conduct his affairs without further assistance from the Government, on the Cabazon, Augustine, or Torres-Martinez Indian Reservations, including allotments heretofore made or that may be made after the date of approval of this Act, to issue to such Indian a patent in fee to such lands.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to determine, on the basis of available surveys and other information, the total area of the irrigable and potentially irrigable Indian trust land on the Cabazon, Augustine, and Torres-Martinez Reservations, now productive or which can be made productive by leaching, leveling, or water development from sources other than through the use of irrigation facilities of Coachella Valley County Water District.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to prepare membership rolls of the Torres-Martinez, Augustine, and Cabazon Bands of Mission Indians as of June 30, 1949, and to allot not to exceed forty acres of irrigable or potentially irrigable land on the reservations of the respective bands, if available, to all enrolled members who have not heretofore received allotments.
When allotments have been made as provided in section 5 hereof, the owner of any trust allotment made prior to the date of approval of this Act may, upon a finding by the Secretary of the Interior that such allotment is nonirrigable or nonproductive, be permitted, upon application therefor, to exchange such allotment for an equal acreage of unallotted, irrigable, or potentially irrigable land, if available.
With the exception of Indian lands located under or adjacent to the Salton Sea, below a contour line of two hundred and twenty feet below sea level and any forty-acre tract any part of which is at an elevation of two hundred and twenty feet below sea level or lower, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized, with the consent of the interested band of Indians (a) to appraise and offer for sale within
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three years from the date of approval of this Act any surplus, irrigable, or potentially irrigable land remaining after the allotments and exchanges have been made as provided in sections 5 and 6 hereof, such sales to be made at not less than the appraised value of the lands, and no purchaser shall be permitted to acquire more than one hundred and sixty acres of such lands in the aggregate, nor any lesser number of acres of such lands which, if added to lands then owned or held by the purchaser, would cause said purchaser to become a "large landowner" as defined in the contract dated December 22, 1947, between the United States and the Coachella Valley County Water District entitled "Contract for Construction of Distribution System, Protective Works, and Drainage Works"; and (b) to appraise and offer for sale at not less than the appraised value all surplus, nonirrigable lands of the Torres-Martinez Band, under such conditions as the Secretary may prescribe; and (c) to cause patents in fee to be issued to the purchasers of such lands. The Secretary of the Interior is further authorized to acquire by purchase for and in behalf of the United States, and at such price as may be agreed upon between him and the Indian owners, any Indian lands, whether tribally or individually owned, located under or adjacent to the Salton Sea, below a contour line of two hundred and twenty feet below sea level and any forty-acre tract any part of which is at an elevation of two hundred and twenty feet below sea level or lower. The lands so acquired shall be reserved for the purpose of maintaining a drainage reservoir in said Salton Sea and shall not be exchanged or otherwise disposed of without the consent of the Congress. The amount (not to exceed $5,000) required to complete such purchases is hereby authorized to be appropriated out of moneys in the United States Treasury not otherwise appropriated. The proceeds derived from all sales of lands made under the provisions of this section may, in the discretion of the Secretary of the Interior, be distributed at any time in cash per capita among the enrolled members of the respective bands, such distribution to be completed in any event within five years from the date of approval of this Act.
(a) That any restricted Indian land, whether individually or tribally owned, may be leased by the Indian owners in accordance with the provisions of section 4 of the Act of June 25, 1910 (36 Stat. 856), and such lands of deceased Indians may be leased for the benefit of their heirs or devisees as provided for by the Act of July 8, 1940 (54 Stat. 745).
(b) All leases of restricted Indian lands designated under section 1 of this Act, whether made under this section or under any other provision of law, shall include a provision that the lessee, in addition to the compensation payable to the lessor under the terms of the lease, shall pay all irrigation charges properly assessed against such lands pursuant to the provisions of section 1 hereof, and which become payable during the term of the lease. All leases to which this subsection applies shall be duly recorded in the office of the county recorder of the county in which the leased lands are located, the cost thereof to be paid by the lessee. A copy of each lease shall also be filed by the lessee with the Coachella Valley County Water District, or such other irrigation or water district within which the leased lands may be located.
(c) Rent or other payment for the use of land leased under this section shall not be collected or paid more than five years in advance.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized to sell any restricted land of deceased allottees upon the application of the heirs or devisees owning a majority interest therein: Provided, That notice of the proposed sale and its terms shall be mailed to each of the heirs or devisees at his last known address and no valid objection is filed within thirty days from the date of mailing of such notice.
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The Secretary of the Interior is authorized to prescribe such rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this Act.
Approved, August 25, 1950.


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Margaret Bourke-White (1904-1971)
Margaret Bourke-White was born in New York. She completed her undergraduate education at Cornell University in 1927 and was an original staff member of Fortune and Life magazines. She became the first western photographer allowed to photograph inside the Soviet Union and covered the invasion of the Soviet Union by the German Army as well as the Italian Liberation. In 1945, she accompanied United States troops as they liberated Buchenwald Concentration Camp. She covered Gandhi's campaign of non-violence in India and apartheid in South Africa. Since her death in 1971, her photographic works have been used by the United States Postal Service as postage stamps and her life as been portrayed on television and on the movie screen.
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clw_uk wrote:The great bulk of this debate isn't about whether rebirth is "real" or not, it's about how the suttas should be interpreted - and in fact many of the topics on this forum are concerned directly or indirectly with sutta interpretation. Though of course people's underlying beliefs and disbeliefs inform their opinions.
So on that basis rebirth is an entirely valid topic for discussion, not something to be swept under the carpet because a few people feel uncomfortable about it or want to marginalise it, or whatever.
If rebirth isn't something you want to discuss, then there is no obligation to post in this post
Doses the validity of rebirth impact on your practice of buddhadhamma?
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Top American Revolution scholar named McCausland Professor of History
By Peggy Binette, email@example.com, 803-777-5400
One of the nation's top experts on the American Revolution will join the University of South Carolina's faculty this fall.
Abner Linwood "Woody" Holton III has been named the Peter and Bonnie McCausland Professor of History. He is recognized by historians as one of the leading scholars on the American Revolution.
"Woody Holton is one of the nation's most creative historians. He has a knack for finding new approaches to retell and reframe stories that we all thought we knew," said Lawrence Glickman, chairman of the history department in the College of Arts and Sciences. "South Carolina played a crucial role in the Revolutionary War and USC has always taken advantage of the excellent archival holdings in the state by having top-notch faculty members in this area. With the addition of Woody Holton, along with Carolina Trustee Professor Daniel Littlefield, we expect to build an even stronger foothold in this area."
Holton has won the trifecta of major prizes for his contributions in history. His first book, "Forced Founders," earned him the Merle Curti Award for the best work in American Social History by the Organization of American Historians. In it he argued that Jefferson, Washington and Virginia gentlemen rebelled against Britain, in part, to regain control of Native Americans, slaves and owners of small farms.
In 2010, Holton's biography of Abigail Adams won the Bancroft Prize, considered among the top awards in the field of American history writing. He also was awarded a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship in 2008. He has been named a National Endowment for the Humanities fellow for 2012 – 2013. His article, 'Divide et Impera': The Tenth Federalist in a Wider Sphere' was selected by a panel of distinguished scholars for publication in "The Best American History Essays 2006."
"The history department is one of the jewels in the College of Arts and Sciences," said Dean Mary Anne Fitzpatrick. "And the hiring of Woody Holton only will bring more recognition to the department, college and university. We are very grateful to Bonnie and Peter McCausland for enabling us to provide additional research funds to Dr. Holton, something which clearly made a difference in our ability to recruit him."
Peter McCausland, a 1971 history graduate from USC, is a benefactor of the college, having established an endowed chair in history in 2002 and the McCausland Center for Brain Imaging in 2006. The McCausland Center is part of the Research Center of Economic Excellence in Brain Imaging, a statewide health collaborative that includes USC.
Holton will become the second McCausland Professor of History at USC, joining Don H. Doyle, a leading scholar in Southern history. Holton brings with him deep roots in the Commonwealth of Virginia, where his father served as governor in the early 1970s. He earned his bachelor's degree in English from the University of Virginia and his doctorate in history from Duke University. He has taught on the faculty at the University of Richmond since 2000.
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UAlbany is headed to the NCAA Tournament
Stony Brook, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - UAlbany is heading back to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year as the America East champion and Stony Brook again came up just short in the title game.
The Great Danes closed the contest with a big run after leading scorer Sam Rowley fouled out with more than seven minutes to play and went on to claim a 69-60 victory on the Seawolves' home floor.
Rowley scored 18 points, but committed his fifth foul with 7:02 remaining and UAlbany responded with a 23-8 spurt to finish the contest. DJ Evans added 16 points and Peter Hooley chipped in 15, including a big 3-pointer in the closing minutes for the Great Danes (18-14), who will make their fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament -- all since 2006.
Carson Puriefoy scored 13 to lead Stony Brook (23-10), which has lost in the AEC championship game three times in the last four years.


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There's nothing more creative and simple than incorporating a floral design into your wedding cake. Traditionally, wedding cakes were adorned with fresh flowers, but nowadays, couples are also adorning their cake with silk flowers instead. As long as you choose a floral design that accents your wedding theme, it's bound to look beautiful. Are you using fresh flowers or silk flowers? Let us know in the comments below.


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'The wait for Tim Connolly and his NHL peers appears to be almost over. "I know for myself, when hockey is not going on it gets pretty boring," said Connolly, a Baldwinsville native whose rights belong to the Buffalo Sabres. "Players want to play. That's what it comes down to."'
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