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Reference: Child pornography arrest
Date of Release: January 6th, 2006
On January 5th, 2006 Robert W. Parker turned himself in on an arrest warrant initiated by Detective Michael Leclair of the Portsmouth Police Department. Parker was charged with Possession of Child Pornography (RSA 649:3) and Falsifying Evidence (RSA 641:6). Both charges are Class B Felonies carrying a maximum sentence of 7 years in prison and up to a $4,000 fine.
The investigation began on 11-19-05 when the Portsmouth Police received information from Parker's roommate. A search warrant was executed and evidence was recovered. The forensic analysis of that evidence determined that Parker was in possession of child pornography. The forensic equipment used to analyze Parker's information system was made possible through a grant from the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (ICAC) and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP).
Parker (12-2-63), who currently resides at 60 Osprey Drive in Portsmouth, was released on $10,000 personal recognizance bail and will be arraigned in the Portsmouth District Court on February 16th 2006.
For more information about the ICAC Task Force please visit the National Center For Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) website at Missingkids.com
Emergency Dial 911, Portsmouth Police Department, 3 Junkins Avenue, Portsmouth, NH 03801, Tel: (603) 427-1500


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Wife Forces Cheating Hubby to Get 10K Facebook 'Likes'
(NEWSER) – Ivan Lewis cheated on his wife, and—since this is the year 2013—she responded by forcing him to hold up an embarrassing sign, not on the corner of a busy street, but on Facebook. Lewis posted a picture of himself holding a piece of paper reading, "I cheated on my wife!!! (And she was ugly!!!)" along with the caption, "Sonya Gore said I got to get 10,000 [likes] before she take me back." It's been up since Sunday and has more than 5,000 likes so far (hat tip to
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Commercial buildings use a significant amount of energy, accounting for almost 20 percent of all energy consumed in the United States. Companies are taking steps to reduce energy use in buildings, including upgrading lighting systems, switching to more energy efficient office equipment and appliances, and using technology to better manage energy consumption.
The resources below include presentations, reports and news on energy efficiency improvements in commercial buildings, as well as links to other organizations and web sites active on this issue.
External Report: Transforming the Market - Energy Efficiency in Buildings (World Business Council for Sustainable Development: April 2009)
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This is a bug in LC 126.96.36.199 and is caused by the loss of XML data encoding:
– encoded XML attribute values are read from the input process action template and decoded during read by Xerces
– decoded values are rewritten as XML elements (not attribute values) and never re-encoded.
– the subsequent symptom is that the unencoded XML data is (rightly) interpreted by an XML parser, but should have been interpreted as text data.
This issue will be fixed in Workbench ES2. There is a patch available for LC ES 220.127.116.11, so contact enterprise support if you require this patch.
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Mad Decent Block Party announces 2014 dates & cities and lineup
The Mad Decent Block Party is back and coming to a city near you!
A list of 22 dates and cities have been announced for the event, and the lineup includes Outkast, Action Bronson, A$AP Ferg, Diplo, Dillon Francis, Laidback Luke, Wolfgang Gartner, Flume, GTA, Jack U, and more.
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Sir I was 109 kgs a year back. I am now 68 kgs now after a year which I did from dieting and intense exercise. Last year I did my 2d echo and my lvef was 60%. I went for a routine checkup abd 2d echo showed lvef of 40%. I turned from a diabetic to non diabetic and also from a patient of high bp to liw bp. All my pathological test parameters are absolutely alrite. The corn angiogram slso says I have normal coronaries. I have heard that loosing weight improves heart functions but I fail to understand why it deteriorated in my case. I am totally asymptomatic and I have run two half marathons and one 10k in the last 2 months with no complaints. Doctor has advised me to stop running and gym and fo a 5 km walk everyday. I have been advised flavedon Mr. twice daily and cardace 5 mg daily. Please put light on my case.
I have a bloated belly and severe back pain. I am not sure if they are related. I feel uncomfortable and there is always some kind of uneasiness throughout the day because of this. Please advise what can be done.
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I feel giddiness since one month First one to two days I felt stiffness and pain in my neck, I thought it may be cervical spondylosis but after that I never felt anything abnormal in neck portion I feel only giddiness in morning and evening time and in this situation whenever I got checked my BP it is 10 higher means 130/80 or 120/90 Please suggest me possible treatment.
I have stage 1 rupture in knee ligament. Doctor advice me to take rest along with medicines. It usually take that much time to recover.
HI Doctors Mr. grandfather is 95 year old his hip bone has fractured due to fall down .so I already consult with doctors but they are saying for operation. But Also they are saying operation will nt e successful. Advise me pls.
I frequently getting headache with nerves pain in forehead and also eye pain, unable to see long time tears will come from the eye. For this am getting depression. So please suggest me to come out from this problem. Thank you sir.
Hello doctor. I have a question regarding my mom. She was diagnosed with osteoporosis before a year. She has disc in back and neck also. Now she has pain in right shoulder and can not move her arm properly nor can do any heavy work with this arm. She faces problem during sleep also. She cannot sleep on right side due to shoulder and it feels as if something heavy has been placed on her shoulder. Doctor did xray and gave medicine bt no improvement. please suggest what to do.
I have a daughter of 2 years old she has swelling around his toe finger and its paining a lot. And it seems that some dust particle are inside swelling? Please help.
Dear sir 1 month ago I had jaundice yesterday I feel pain in my belly and from yesterday I go 7-8 times to the bathroom. What should I do.
I am 32 years old how to reduce thigh and arm fat with home remedies or medicines like cream or oils or tablets I will not have time to exercise due to busy schedule please suggest effective plan.
Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis. It affects millions of people around the world and is caused due to the gradual wear and tear of the protective cartilage at the end of your bones. The condition most commonly affects the joints in the hands, knees, hips and spine although it can damage any joint in the body.
The symptoms of osteoarthritis develop slowly and get worse with time, and include pain during and after physical activities like movement. The joints may become tender and may pain even with the application of light pressure. Stiffness and loss of flexibility are some of the other symptoms. The loss of cartilage due to gradual wear and tear causes the condition. It causes the smooth surface of the cartilage to become rough, giving rise to friction.
Some of the risk factors involved that can increase your chances of developing the condition are:
- Old age - The chance of osteoarthritis increases with a person's age.
- Sex - A study concluded that women are more likely to develop the condition. Although there isn't an established reason, lesser physical activity is attributed as a possible cause.
- Obesity - Having excessive body weight can be a contributing factor. This is because it puts added pressure on the weight-bearing joints, such as the hips and the knees.
- Joint injuries - Joint injuries contracted due to sports activities, accidents or other such factors can increase the likelihood of this condition.
- Genetics - In some of the cases, the condition is observed to be passed from generation to generation.
- Bone deformities - Some people who are born with bone deformities and defects can have greater chances of having this condition.
- Other diseases - Having diseases like diabetes and gout can increase the risk of the condition.
Some of the complications of this disease are:
- Joint pain and stiffness may cause hurdles in daily activities. Daily activities like changing clothes can be painful.
- Some people are unable to work any longer. Joint replacement surgeries are advised by doctors in these cases. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult an Orthopedist.
Have you undergone cartilage damage recently and are seeking ideal treatment measures? Cartilage damage is a common form of injury that involves your knees. Other joints such as the ankles, elbows and hips may also be affected by cartilage damage. Cartilage, the tough and flexible tissues covering the surface of your joints, acts as a shock absorber, allowing the bones to slide over each other. Cartilage damage may occur because of injuries such as a gradual wear, sports injuries and osteoarthritis. While acute cartilage damage may heal on its own, severe damage may need treatment via surgical measures.
- Physiotherapy is effective when you experience difficulty in moving your affected joint.
- It is also an important part of recovery if you have to undergo surgical procedures for treating cartilage damage.
- A physiotherapist will teach you certain exercises that are effective for strengthening the muscles that surround and support your affected joint.
- This helps in reducing pain and pressure on the joint.
- Severe and serious cartilage damage does not heal effectively on its own, and a surgery may be required for treatment.
- Usually, surgery is performed by using Arthroscopy. This is a form of keyhole surgery in which certain instruments are inserted into your affected joint via incisions or small cuts.
- In some cases, larger incisions have to be made.
- Such surgeries are carried out after giving general anesthesia to the patient.
The most common surgeries that are undertaken in cases of cartilage damage include the following:
Lavage and debridement
- In this form of surgery, your joint is cleaned for the removal of any loose tissues.
- The damaged edges are trimmed to be made smooth. Sometimes, the damage may also be repaired during the same time.
Marrow stimulation
- In this procedure, tiny holes are made on the bone beneath your damaged cartilage that releases the bone marrow in it.
- The marrow cells stimulate the production of new cartilage.
- In this procedure, small plugs of healthy cartilage from areas of a joint that are non-weight bearing are removed and used for replacing areas of the affected cartilage.
- This procedure involves the alteration of the alignment of your leg for reducing pressure on the damaged area.
- It is effective in improving pain.
- A wedge of bone may be removed or added from your thigh bone or shin bone.
- The bone gets fixed with a plate till it gets healed.
In some cases, a joint replacement surgery has to be carried out. In this procedure, the entire affected joint is removed and replaced with an artificial joint. Hip replacement and knee replacement are common examples of this kind of surgery.


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Tax Increase! Bexar County Raising Vehicle Registration Fee
Bexar County Commissioners are making it more expensive to own a car.
1200 WOAI's Michael Board reported Commissioners have agreed to increase the annual vehicle registration fee by $10 a year, raising the price of the annual car registration to an average of $73. A final vote on the rate increase is expected next month.
The Legislature in this past session authorized counties to hike the registration fee to pay for local projects, but County Judge Nelson Wolff says the Legislature was the reason why the fee had to be increased.
"The Legislature beats their chest and says we didn't increase taxes, but at the same time, they continue to put additional pressure on local governments," Wolff said.
He says much of the money will be used to do something the Legislature failed to do--to pay for repairing and replacing county roads, especially in southeast Bexar County, which have been damaged by oilfield trucks.
He says new roads have to be built and existing roads have to be widened to accommodate the traffic on rural roads due to the oil boom.
"Its a safety issue, it's an environmental issue with idling trucks and cars," he said. "It's just unfortunate."
Wolff says he understands that these are already tough times for motorists, with gas prices hovering around $3.40 a gallon. But he says there was no other alternative.
"I don't blame them for feeling that way," he said. "It's not much of an increase, but it is an increase, and we have to pay for it in some way."
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A baby's first Christmas is a very sweet and special occasion full of joy and cheer. It's a little one's first introduction to Christmas traditions, songs and Santa! Your baby's first Christmas is a wonderful time to enjoy all of the traditions that your family loves and to even celebrate the ones that you loved as a child. We've gathered our favorite ways to get a little one into the Christmas spirit, from ornaments to meeting Santa himself. Get inspired by our favorite ways to celebrate a baby's first Christmas and get ready for a very merry Christmas!
Count down the days to Christmas with baby's first advent calendar! This knit stocking advent calendar by So Lucky Gifts is adorable for baby's first Christmas. Fill each stocking with a note of a Christmas activity to enjoy that day, a special treat or simply hang the calendar as is. You can even create a DIY version using baby socks!
This DIY Christmas ornament from A Sorta Fairytale adorably features the hand print of your baby. You can add glitter to the hand print for a shimmer effect, or add your own creative touch to the design instead! This ornament is a wonderful keepsake and can make an appearance on the tree year after year.
Introduce your baby to the sweet tradition of baking Christmas cookies like these delicious treats found on Marshmallow Mondays! Whether or not they can get hands on with decorating yet, they will love the Christmas shapes and colors, and will enjoy watching how the sweet treats are made.
Dress your baby up in a festive outfit for Christmas Day! Your baby can take inspiration from the jolly man himself by wearing a tiny Santa hat, like this one found on Etsy, or can wear the colors of the season with a red, green, white or Christmas print outfit.
Make a tradition of reading your favorite Christmas story each year, and one year your baby will be reading it along with you! Babies often love big, bright illustrations to accompany the tale. Read a favorite story from your childhood or a Christmas classic like "The Night Before Christmas".
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The University of South Carolina School of Medicine is teaming up with more than 100 medical schools nationwide in a pledge of support for first lady Michelle Obama's Joining Forces initiative.
Along with the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM), USC SOM is committing education, research and clinical care resources to train physicians to meet veterans and their families' health care needs, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI).
"We are honored to participate in the White House Joining Forces initiative to address the health care needs of our military veterans and their families," said Richard Hoppmann, M.D., dean of the USC School of Medicine. "Veterans living in South Carolina depend upon the health care resources provided by the School of Medicine through our affiliation with the Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center, and the Joining Forces initiative reinforces our commitment to provide outstanding health care to these military heroes."
Veterans seeking health care have benefitted from the long-standing affiliation between the School of Medicine and the Dorn VA Medical Center. Since the school's creation in 1977, medical students have performed clinical rotations at the Dorn VA Medical Center and outpatient clinics.
Medical schools around the country will expand training for medical students and physicians in how to treat PTSD and TBI, expand research on the conditions and share new information and best practices through AAMC forums.
First lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden created Joining Forces to bring Americans together to recognize, honor and take action to support veterans and military families as they serve their country and throughout their lives. The initiative aims to educate, challenge and spark action from all sectors of society to ensure veterans and military families have the support they have earned. For more information on the Joining Forces initiative, please visit go to the joining forces web site.
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Artist's BiographyAs an arranger, Gary Lindsay's pop music credits include Jose Feliciano, Gloria Estefan, Jaci Velasquez, Julio Iglesias, Christina Aguilera, Michael Bolton and many more. Jazz writing credits include the Maynard Ferguson Band, Michael Brecker, Pat Metheny, Arturo Sandoval, the Atlantean Driftwood Band, the University of Miami Concert Jazz Band and Studio Orchestra, as well as commissions for the US Air Force "Airmen of Note." The Arturo Sandoval album "I Remember Clifford" garnered him a Grammy nomination in jazz arranging. Gary's extensive writing for the Miami Saxophone Quartet includes both original compositions and arrangements of pieces by prominent artists.
In addition to the Miami Saxophone Quartet, Gary has performed with Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Henry Mancini, Stevie Wonder, Johnny Mathis, Mike and Randy Brecker, Arturo Sandoval, Jaco Pastorius and others. He has performed as a featured jazz soloist with the Florida Philharmonic and the Naples Philharmonic. Gary is Professor of Music and Director of the Studio/Jazz Writing program and DMA program in Jazz Composition at the University of Miami Frost School of Music, where he has been teaching for 25 years. He is a recipient of an NEA grant in jazz composition.


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Lupus Research Institute Highly Encouraged by Benlysta™ Trial Results
First Phase 3 Lupus Drug Trial in Decades to Show EffectivenessThe Lupus Research Institute (LRI) and its National Coalition of state and local organizations congratulate Human Genome Sciences (HGS) and GlaxoSmithKline on the highly promising results of this landmark clinical trial of Benlysta™ (belimumab) for people with systemic lupus.
"We are very hopeful that we now are strongly on our way to the first new treatment for lupus in 50 years," said LRI President, Margaret G. Dowd. "We look forward to the impact that a new drug for lupus will have on the lives of the 1.5 million Americans, and millions more worldwide, who suffer from this devastating autoimmune illness."
"This is a major advance for patients, families, and physicians—the entire lupus community!" said Richard Furie, MD, chief of the division of rheumatology and allergy-clinical rheumatology at North Shore-LIJ Health System in New York. "There is no doubt that a drug approval will foster further drug development and additional discoveries."
In the double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-center trial, known as BLISS-52, both dose levels of Benlysta™ plus standard of care were more effective than a placebo plus standard of care in people with serologically active systemic lupus. A total of 867 participants at 90 clinical sites in 13 countries, primarily in Asia, South America and Eastern Europe, were enrolled in the trial.
"This is the first drug shown to be effective in ameliorating the signs and symptoms of lupus in decades," said Daniel J. Wallace, MD, clinical professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. "It represents a breakthrough for finally utilizing a methodology that enables researchers to demonstrate disease improvement. This will benefit lupus patients and their doctors."
Results of a second Phase 3 trial of Benlysta™, known as BLISS-76, are expected later this year. That trial has enrolled 826 participants at 133 clinical sites in 19 countries, primarily in North America and Europe.
BLISS-52 and BLISS-76 are the largest clinical trials ever conducted in people with lupus.
First of its kind
"Benlysta™ is the first 'targeted biological agent' developed specifically for systemic lupus that has the potential to obtain FDA approval…with the positive results of this 52-week trial and pending the results of the 76-week trial," said Tammy O. Utset, MD, MPH, an associate professor of medicine at the University of Chicago.
"HGS took a very ambitious development approach—huge international concurrent trials which represent a large investment in systemic lupus therapy," Utset added.
"The lupus community commends HGS and GlaxoSmithKline for their commitment and perseverance in finally bringing this potential new lupus treatment to trial," said Dowd. "And we thank the hundreds of people with lupus who enrolled and took part in this important trial. Participation like theirs is critical to finding answers to this illness."
The LRI builds the research pipeline and assists in recruiting patients to participate in trials to bring safe and effective treatments to market for people with lupus.
To learn more about lupus clinical trials, log on to www.LupusTrials.org.
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Chase MarinellClass: Junior
Height: 5-10
Weight: 155
Previous School: Bishop Verot HS
Hometown: Fort Myers, Fla.
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Golf Club at Magnolia Landing
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2012-13 (Jr.):
• Season stroke average: 72.74
• Fall stroke average: 73.08
• Spring stroke average: 72.57
• Big South All-Conference selection
• GCAA/Ping All-Region honoree
• VSGCA first-team all-state selection
• VaSID first-team all-state selection
• Posted six top 10 finishes in 12 events
• Recorded 15 rounds at par or better
• Tied for fourth at the Northern Intercollegiate with a seven-over par 220 (74-71-75)
• Tied for second at the Rees Jones Invitational with a three-over par 219 (71-74-74)
• Tied for eighth at the Arizona Intercollegiate with a two-under par 211 (71-70-70)
• Was named the Big South Golfer of the Week on Jan. 31 following his showing at the Arizona Intercollegiate
• Finished third at the North Ranch Intercollegiate with an even par 213 (68-74-71)
• Tied for sixth place at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate with a two-over par 212 (72-68-72)
• Tied for ninth at the Big South Men's Golf Championship with a nine-over par 225 (72-75-78)
• Liberty's top individual finisher at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional, finishing tied for 21st place with an eight-over par 224 (76-72-76)
• Claimed the 64th Annual Florida State Four-Ball Championship with Liberty teammate B.J. Kuhn, carding a 12-under par 132 (66-66) to win by three strokes at the Hammock Dunes Club in Palm Coast, Fla.
2011-12 (So.):
• Season stroke average: 73.71
• Fall stroke average: 73.70
• Spring stroke average: 73.71
• Big South All-Conference selection
• VSGCA first-team all-state selection
• Posted five top 10 finishes in 12 events
• Recorded 10 rounds at par or better
• Tied for seventh at the rain-shortened Inverness Intercollegiate, carding a one-over par 72 in the 18-hole event
• Closed out the fall with a fourth-place showing at the ODU-Outerbanks Collegiate Golf Tournament with a four-under par 212 (72-67-73)
• Helped Liberty capture the team title at the River Landing Intercollegiate, individually finishing tied for eighth place with a three-under par 213 (72-72-69)
• Part of Liberty's lineup that won the Big South Men's Golf Championship, NCAA Greensboro Regional and finished in 10th place at the NCAA Men's Golf National Championship
• Finished in fifth place at the Big South Men's Golf Championship with a four-under par 212 (67-71-74)
• Tied for seventh at the NCAA Greensboro Regional with a one-over par 217 (70-74-73)
• Tied for 29th at the NCAA Men's Golf National Championship with a four-over par 217 (71-70-76)
2010-11 (Fr.):
• Season stroke average: 72.73
• Fall stroke average: 74.25
• Spring stroke average: 71.72
• Big South Freshman of the Year
• Posted one top 10 finish in 10 events
• Recorded 14 rounds at par or better
• His spring stroke average ranks as the third best in program history
• Opened up his collegiate golfing career with a one-under par 215, finishing in 21st place at the Golfweek Conference Challenge
• Tied for 11th place at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate with a four-over par 214 (70-71-73)
• Finished in sixth place with a five-under par 211 (69-72-70) at the Rio Pinar Invitational
• Tied for 14th place with a two-under par 214 (68-71-75) at the River Landing Intercollegiate
• Tied for 11th at the Big South Men's Golf Championship with a seven-over par 223 (77-71-75), helping the Flames claim their first-ever conference title
• Finished tied for 25th at the NCAA Arizona Regional with a one-over par 214 (72-71-71)
• Graduated from Bishop Verot High School
• Qualified for the state championships as a junior and senior
• 2009 participant in the USGA Boys Junior Amateur Championship, qualifying for the event with a one-under par 143 (70-73)
• Won medalist honors at the 2009 Nolan Henke-Patty Berger Junior Masters Championship in Fort Myers, Fla. and the 2008 First American Title Junior Classic in Tampa, Fla.
• Finished in sixth place at the 2009 AJGA Natural Resource Partners Bluegrass Junior in Ashland, Ky.
• Birthday is on Sept. 21
• Son of Paul and Amy Marinell
• Business major


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PINE RIVER JOURNAL %- OLUMK VII NUMBER Z4 THE PINE RIVER JOURNAL, PINE RIVER, CASS COUNTY, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, J942 SUB: $1.50 Pine River and Vicinity, 2.00 Elsewhere Supt. Haack to Head County Canning Project , At a meeting held at the courthouse in Walker last week, Supt. Haack was elected as chairman to conduct the Comity Canning Project tor Cass. The garden project will be set up at Pine River with a crew ot" WPA workers tn a canning will be done for approximately 4,000 children of t»-; county, in Pine River. a The purpose of the project is lo ™ take care of the needs for hot-lunches ju various schools throughout the CMinty, including Cass Laice, Walker, Hackensack, Backus. Pillager, Remer. Boy River. Longville, Pine R.\er, anil all rural schools and also those rural ^h, ols in Crow Wing county which 4re included in.the Pine River High School Area. ' Supt. Haack gained stae-wide recog nfc.on on the success of the local gard en and canning projects ho conducted in 1 'ne River last summer. Gardens vete exceptionally fine d-spite the cronght and a fine assortment of vegetables was canned for use with hot- " lunches for students. -The centralized garden project in 'fine River will include a SO-acre plot. and gardening will be done wita WFA lalor. A central canning plant will als:i> be set up here where vugeiab.^s will be processed and canned '.r .lis- t i but ion throughout the county. Mies Sjoquist of Bemidji, will meet wit i the local committee Wednesday to ciscuss details of the project. Or- iH'*»w for seeds and arrangr.meuts for plants will be taken care of Inutiedi- tut?y. RED CROSS BENEFIT PLAY BRINGS IN LARGE CROWD THURS. The combination film feature and vaudeville show held Thursday of last week for the Red Cross was a complete success, with about $44.00netted for the cause. Attention is called to the fact that the film "The Great Victor Herbert" was a donation from Mr. Rohr. Approximate cost of the picture was $22.ri<i. The three 'home-talen numbers were especially appreciated, twith Mrs. Glenn Houston as "Tillie From Sweden •" Miss Mildred Rasmussen ,in j costume, sang "The Band Played On" and "White Cliffs Over Dover." Much credit goes to Miss Isaacson and her group who presented the one-act play "Orville's Big Date." 1600 STUDENTS SEE AAA 3&NSERVATION PICTURES Over 1600 students and adults saw pictures shown through the courtesy of the AAA at the Pine Rivar, Longville, Walker and Cass Lake schools and the community hall in Boy River Wednesday and Thursday of last week. The Mildred school attended at Pine River. The ' pictures were Interesting as well as educational. Mrs. Walton, Coijhty Farmer Fieldwoman, gave a short talk at each meeting. Mr. Atwood, county committeeman, assisted in showing the pictures. The county could use the projector j ^joronly two days at this time but ar- I ^.ngements are being made tor another showing at a later date. If any school or community desires these con servation pictures and have available electricity, contact Mrs. Walton or the AAA office at Walker. Hard-Time Party Social, Dance at Armory Friday Keep in mind the date of the Hard- Time party, dance, and basket social at the armory next Friday evening, February 6, at 8 p- m., for the Red Cross War-Fund benefit. Two auctioneers have been engaged to sell the fair maiden's basket and two dance orchestras will furnish music. Admission is only 85 cents and aii proceeds go to the Red Cross War Fund. Pine River's quota is $300 and everyone's cooperation is necessary in order that this amount be raised. Do your part and attend. Alfa McCollough, Lester Scoff Married Miss Alta McCollough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. McCollough of Pine River, became the bride of Mr: Lester Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Scott of the same city, on January 10. The service was read by Rev. Hammond at Walker. They will make their home on a farm near Pine River- RED CROSS BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY FRIDAY NETS $15 PROGRAM AT MILDRED CHAPEL SUNDAY The following program will be given at the Mildred Chapel Sunday at 8 p. m: General singing, scripture reading, opening prayer, Talk on Moody's Life, by Arthur Wiens; poem, Kenneth Liones; song, young ladies; talk on "Daniel" by Orville Gibbs; recitation, Elaine Frame; talk on "Ruth" by Eileen Heemstra • song by choir; talk on "Esther" by Vivian Barnheart; poem, Ronald Brooks; closing song and prayer. SCHOOL NEWS Mesdames T. E. Hill and H. C. Skin- er were hostesses to two bridge parties Friday. In the afternoon, 20 people were entertained with honors going to Mrs. Frank Shepard and Mrs. Ellas Rovik. Honors for the evening went to Esther Conzet and Vera Peterson. Prizes were donated through the courtesy of Zigmund's store, King's Red Owl Store and Land O'Lakes Creamery- Chances were sold on ,a cookie jar donated by the Gamble Store, won by Mrs- Katherine Silk; also on a tray donated by Ben Hourigan, won by Mrs. Triggs. Harriet Store Gossip junior High School students of Whitefish. taking'the Kuhlman-Ander son tests, were Allen Hardy, Leonard iljirdy, Wilbert Bowman, Harold Degnan, ?<larie White, Delorene Dcugher- •\ and / hyllis Brekki. i. I ursday, girls jf the GAA from ^neighboring high schools met for the Sinter athletic festival here. Friday evening (tonight), Pequot l^akes will vie with the local squad for their second game with Pine River this season. The boy's tumbling team and band will entertain during the half- Mrs. Jean Cummings will represent the faculty at the Educational Policies Institute at the U. of Minnesota February 2, 3 and 4. Supt. Haack will be one of the principle speakers at the meeting, and he will discuss * Problems of Financing Education During and After the War." Other speakers will include T. J. Berning, the Department of Education and the secretary to Gov. Stassen. Services For George Hardy at Swanburg Satur. Ueorge Hardy, pioneer resident ot this community passed away at the TJ. hospital Tuesday of this week, at the age of 70 years. Funeral services will be held from the Swanburg Community Hall Saturday afternoon, at 2 p. m., with Rev. Richard Brown officiating. George Austin Hardy was born June 1, 1871 In Anoka County, Minnesota. In 1897, he was united in marriage to Clara Sanborn. This union was blessed with nine children, Lyman of Emily, Arthur, Reuben,. Har old, Carl, Glenn and Clifford of Swanburg ; Mrs- Delmar Longebone and Mrs. Ray Bair of Swanburg. He is al so survived by four brothers, Roy and Dave of Whitefish and Jim of Sumner, Wash., also one sister, Mrs. R. C. Spen cer of Fine River, and 11 grandchildren. Mr. Hardy had been a resident of the Swanburg community over 44 years and at the time of his death, was mayor of the newly incorporated village of Manhattan Beach. , Third Registration to be Held In Cass Feb. 16 WHIST SCORES The Cass County Selective Service Board has completed preliminary* arrangements for the third registration, which has been determined by Presidential pioclamatiou and will be held February 16, from 7 a. m. to 9 p- m. Original instructions indicated that a three day registration would be held but this has been amended to allow a oQe-day registration in. all villages and rural areas and three days at the court house- Registration time at the courthouse will be from 1 p. m., to 6 p. m., on February 14 and 15, and from 7 a. m , to 9 p. in., February 16. The twenty-two registration points throughout the county will be named at a later date. Local Items METHODIST CHURCH TO SERVE SUPPER FEBRUARY 4 The WSCS of the Methodise Church will serve a 25 cent supper next Wednesday, beginning at 5 p. m. The executive committee of the W SCS is asked'to meet at the Church Wednesday at 2 p. m. A 10c lunch will be served after the meeting. Committee in charge or lunch and supper is Mesdames W. J. Biever, 0. V. Gardiner, Morris Cromett and Bert Heemstra. FARM SECURITY NEWS Mrs. Jack Marsh, Correspondent Miss Evelyn Turk spent Sunday and Sunday night with Helen Westfall. Tom Pinckney spent Friday covering Fred McGough's ice. Mr. and Mrs. DeJarles were supper guests at the Ernest Siltman home on Wednesday of last week. A group of young folks attended the basketball game at Backus Friday evening. Miss Jennie Velsvaag was a supper guest at the Leslie Shepard home on Wednesday. They spent the evening in Pine River roller skating. The Schiller children have been confined to their home with the flu- We hope they soon recover. ERADELPHIAN CLUB NOTES Sell it witn a Want Ad! Call 69 The Eradelphian Study Club held its regular meeting Friday at the home of Mrs. Ernest Robideau. Members responded to roll call with interesting notes on household hints. Mrs. M. Cromett gave a fine story on "My Country 'Tis for Me," describing travel over many of the states, across prairies, in the high mountains, thru deserts and rough country. Discussion followed. At the business session, the club voted to donate five-dollars to the Red Cross War Fund- The Farm Security Administration's loaning program is being directed toward the immediate expansion of dairy, hog, poultry, feed crop and gafden enterprises to aid FSA borrowers and other farmers in meeting increased war production quotas, according to Erland Johnson, FSA supervisor- Mr.Johnson stated that some months ago changes were made in the agricultural policy and increased production was asked. Since our country has entered the war, it will no doubt become necessary to set new and larger goals for many agricultural products. FSA is working closely with the AAA and county war boards on increased production plans. "In line with this policy" Mr. Johnson added, "every effort will be made tc finance farmers who are unable to secure credit from other sources. Loan funds will be made.available for. the, purchase of cows, hogs, poultry, seed, feed and other equipment or supplies necessary to place their farms on this higher production basis. In certain cases, FSA will help provide suitable shelter f orpoultry, dairy cattle or hogs through use of temporary shelters and remodeling of present structures. These loans can be made for a period of one to five years at low interest rates. "Children of any farm family who are members of 4-H, FFA or similar clubs may obtain loans for the purchase of livestock, feed, garden fences, and various other needs of their project work. An expanded home food production program is receiving aoded attention this year in order that all families will provide for themselves and thus prevent a need for their buying from com mercial supplies. Mr. Johnson expects some borrowers to have garden products to sell. Present borrower families, in cooperation with FSA supervisors, are now revising both their farm and garden plans upward for the coming year, considering the production of needed food—the most important contribution they can make to victory. Mr. Johnson explained that loans are also available for needs other than those given. The purpose, however, must be one that will enable to borrower to improve his own condition and contribute to the nation's "Food for Victory" program. Interested fam ilies in the county should contact Mr. Johnson at his office in the courthouse at Walker. Roy Lee Auxiliary 2617 urges all students entering the national essay contest "Unity for Victory" to have essays ready for judges by February 22- Prizes are offered to both the Backus and local students for winning manuscripts. All those entering the contest will be presented with a booklet on flag etiquette. There is still time to enter. Circle No- 3 for the M. E. Churcn met at the home of Mrs. G. ±G. Henderson Wednesday afternoon and the following officers were elected: Mrs. G. E. Henderson, chairman; Mrs. D. L. Triggs, co-chairman; Mrs- H. C. Skinner, sec-treas. Plans for the year were made. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Philips served refreshments. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Triggs on February 11. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Farnam drove to Minneapolis Tuesday, where they met Mre. Paul Hamlin of Chicago, who is visiting at the T. D. Farnam home here. VENDORS OF CANDY MUST PURCHASE STATE LICENSE Under present licensing laws, grocers, confectionery and variety store operators are required to take out a Place of Refreshment License for the Sale of Bulk Candy. Theo. Wold, director of the division of hotel inspection states that sanitary inspection of counter candy bins, pails, scoops, barrels, and b&xes in which candy is stored and dispensed from is necessary to protect public health. Candy -counters- and; other dispensing facilities must be properly covered to protect various candies, confections, and cookies from dust, dirt and other contamination. Rigid enforcement will be effective immediately and operators are urged to cooperate in maintaining high health standards. Opening games of the whist tournament were played Monday evening withfour teams winning their first games. Scores are as follows: Carlson - Anderson 53 Peters - Heemstra 46 Walton - McAllister CO Rognlie - Rognlie 21 Zigmund - Siebel 60 Swift - Ackerman 36 Townsend - Dingle 40 Hickel - Farnam 58 Lundin - Schuster b'J. White - Baker 61- Day - Dubbs 37 Linden - Hanson 46 Luscher - Biever 60 Anderson - McAllister 54 Swanburg 8eU It With A W*at Ad CENTRAL MINNESOTA SCHOOL BOARD ASS'N. INDORSE O'BRIEN'S STAND ON SCHOOL RELIEF The Central School Boards of the Sixth Congressional District held an annual meeting at Little Falls Wednesday evening, Jan 21. The following resolutions were adopted: 1. Be it resolved that the State School Board Association of the Sixth Congressional District express its disapproval of the "income tax plan" as proposed by Mr. Lynn Thompson, president of the Minneapolis board of education and express its disapproval of state aid distribution as proposed by the board of education of the city of Duluth. 2. Be it resolved that the State School Board Association of the Sixth Congressional District indorse the stand taken by the president of the State School Board Association, Mr. Ed. Tom O'Brien of Brainerd in his objecting to the appropriation of any of the Minnesota State School Relief Fund to any district which does not have a low tax valuation or a high tax rate. A motion was also passed .hat copies of these resolutions ne sent to as many of the newspapers as possible. —OTTO HAACK Secretary pr»-tem Mrs. Ci«cil Anderson, Corresponrent Mrs. Anglo Volk spent two days of last week in Brainerd. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Frimood called at the Marvin Peterson home Sunday. It could be, that our trouble isn't that we are too run down—but that rather, we are, too wound up. We regret to report another patient, Mr. John Heemstra, has been admitted to the Pine River hospitaL Mrs. Raymond Peterson, Mrs. Murrer and 'Eleanor Stoutenburg visited school Monday. Mary and Betty Hasser spent Sunday afternoon at the Odin Brekke home. Mrs. John Stevens opened her home to the Jr. Luther League Friday evening of last week. The installation services at Faith Lutheran have been postponed until February 1. Act on impulse if it's a good impulse—remember, you pass tLis wa., once. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Baker and family were supper guests at the Pete Frimood home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lud Witt and family were dinner guests at the Swenson home Sunday- Mrs. Adna Volk spent the past two weeks visiting at the Anglo Volk home and will soon leave for Seattle, WTash. where Mr- Volk is employed. .Sunday dinner guests at the J. B. Fuller home in Walker, were Mr. and Mrs. Anglo Volk and Mrs. Mary Volk and son Gene. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Swenson and Mr. and Mrs. Heinie Hasser were entertained at the Al Downing home in Pine River Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball and family of South Pine River, called Sunday at the LeRoy Swenson and Arnold Hanson homes. Henry Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Swenson and Mildred Jean spent Thursday evening at the Roy Raph home. Mrs. Clarence Peterson will open her home to the Women's Mission Circle Friday afternoon, February 6. Do come, friends. Your correspondent, gentle readers, has "been, for flie "past fortnight, forced to endure the not too gentle effects of tooth Infection. Therefore, the weeks "gleanings" are attributed to my loyal friends. "Tusen tak." House guests at the LeRoy Swenson home this week, Henry Taylor of Pipestone, Lawrence Fuhrman and Harold Smith of Livermore, la., The Swensons are former residents of Livermore. Mr. and Mrs. DuPois of Cross Lake, recently presented to Faith Lutheran Church, a beautiful wall plaque, a reproduction of DeVincis Last Supper, for which we are deeply grateful. It will, in the future, grace the wall of our new edifice. A very pleasant time was enjoyed at Pine Grange Tuesday evening. Mr- and Mrs. Dale Hyatt of Sibley Grange were visitors. A good program of music and an interesting study of the amendments to the constitution was enjoyed; games were played and refreshments served- An officers meeting will be held at the Marvin Peterson home Wednesday evening and don't forget the Pomona meeting at Center Grange Friday evening. Come on Grangers. Our grand old couple, Mr- and Mrs. Frank Stotts, were honored at their home Thursday of last week, upon the event of their 63rd wedding anniversary. A group of old friends and neighbors arrived to help them celebrate, which greatly pleased the honored couple greatly. They are both blessed with health and vigor and seldom are heard to complain. , We heartily extend to these dear old friends our congratulations and hope to be able *o continue this annual festivity with them for many years to come. Tigers Win Ten Straight, Defeat Walker 21-17 Pine Rivers undefeated Tigers chalked up their ninth straight win Friday evening of last week when they tripped up the strong Walker aggregation 21-17. This victory gave the Tigers an undisputed lead in tlie Longbow League with seven league wins and no losses. Both teams played a strong defense game with little scoring. Walker held a 7-5 advantage at the end of the first period and gained one point during the second, to give them a 11-8 lead at the half. In the third period, however, Pine River sparked by two quick push-shots by Riley, gained a 14-13 lead. A free throw by Walker tied the game and the third quarter ended 14-14. The fourth period started out with two quick field goals by Dougherty and one by Rognlie, with Walker sinking only one, making the score 20-16. A double foul on Dougherty and Richmire, with both connecting, made the count 21-17—and so the game ended with Pine River on top. The Walker boys were .very rangy but the Tigers were much faster on the floor. This was Walker's first league defeat. The Tigers defeated Longville Tues day evening 35-12 with the second string boys doing most of the work. Tonight (Friday), the Pequot Indians come here for their second game. Golden Gloves Tourney Saturday at Brainerd Finals of the annual Golden Gloves tournament will be held in Brainerd Saturday, January 31, at the Washington high school gym, beginning at 8:30 sharp- Fights will be conducted in eight classes or weights, with twelve bouts scheduled. North Pine River Mrs. Bert Heemstra, Cor. Miss Frances Velde returned home from the Brainerd hospital Thursday. Emmett Downs called at the John Wild home Thursday. Leo Shafer assisted Louie Ellenbeck er pack ice Friday and Saturday. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Provencher and family moved to Pine River Friday. Mrs. Babe Gunner spent last week with Mrs. Elmer Provencher. Dennis Heemstra spent the' weekend with Jimmy Dick Evans. Dell Frame called at the Heemsfcra home Monday. Arnold Ldseth called at the Ward home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stampe called on, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ward Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heemstra and Eileen spent Sunday with John Heemstra at Swanburg. Mr. and Mrs- Fred Eggleston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shafer- Mrs. Chas. Bates spent the weekend with her son Ben Davison in Minneapolis. We are glad to report Mr. George Johnson much improved oftfr receiv-, ing very painful injuries recently, when his team of horses ran away. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Velde, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hoover and Ella, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pederson, Mr. and Mrs- W. H. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Picolet, Eli Erickson and Thelma and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heemstra attended a reception for Mr and Mrs. John Erickson at Pine River Sunday evening. Twenty-two members and three guests attended the Friendship Club Thursday at the home of Mrs. Bert Heemstra, with Mrs. Leo Shafer assist ing as hostess. Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Hasser joined the club. Mrs. Murray Ward won the penny drill, Mrs. Downs won Mrs. Shafer's contest and " Mrs. Bates won Mrs- Heemstra's contest. A free-will offering was taken for the Red Cross. The February meeting will be held with Mrs. V. E. Dougherty with Mrs. LeRoy Swenson as assisting hostess.
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Supt. Haack to
Head County
Canning Project
, At a meeting held at the courthouse
in Walker last week, Supt. Haack was
elected as chairman to conduct the
Comity Canning Project tor Cass.
The garden project will be set up at
Pine River with a crew ot" WPA workers tn a canning will be done for approximately 4,000 children of t»-; county, in Pine River.
a The purpose of the project is lo
™ take care of the needs for hot-lunches
ju various schools throughout the
CMinty, including Cass Laice, Walker,
Hackensack, Backus. Pillager, Remer.
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all rural schools and also those rural
^h, ols in Crow Wing county which
4re included in.the Pine River High
School Area.
' Supt. Haack gained stae-wide recog
nfc.on on the success of the local gard
en and canning projects ho conducted
in 1 'ne River last summer. Gardens
vete exceptionally fine d-spite the
cronght and a fine assortment of vegetables was canned for use with hot-
" lunches for students.
-The centralized garden project in
'fine River will include a SO-acre plot.
and gardening will be done wita WFA
lalor. A central canning plant will
als:i> be set up here where vugeiab.^s
will be processed and canned '.r .lis-
t i but ion throughout the county.
Mies Sjoquist of Bemidji, will meet
wit i the local committee Wednesday
to ciscuss details of the project. Or-
iH'*»w for seeds and arrangr.meuts for
plants will be taken care of Inutiedi-
The combination film feature and
vaudeville show held Thursday of last
week for the Red Cross was a complete success, with about $44.00netted
for the cause. Attention is called to
the fact that the film "The Great Victor Herbert" was a donation from Mr.
Rohr. Approximate cost of the picture was $22.ri
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That particular card should be compatible (I have one) but it's not that strong, so you'll have to be fairly close to the AP you want to attack.
Hi guys,
Ok so i didnt do my research very well and i bought a netgear wg111v2 in order to try out some of the tools on the aircrack suite. I thought i had read that it fully supported packet injection although this appears to not be the case.
Anyways, following the guides and how-tos it took me about a week but i managed to get the correct drivers installed and actually get it working in bt4 (im running bt in virtualbox).
im alright with the fact that ive mistakenly purchased a unit that doesnt support packet injection (if you have managed to get this feature to work i would love to hear how u did it).
THE PROBLEM IS THIS! - i have managed to connect to my home wireless network successfully several times. However now im unable to connect and i get a message saying ''bad password'', i havent changed any settings and the encryption type and passphrase are definitely set correctly. I dont understand how one minute it is fine and then it suddenly decides to not work. How on earth do i go about trouble-shooting a problem like that? or perhaps the best advice would be to stop wasting time with this device and get something a bit more compatible?
Any advice greatly appreciated
That particular card should be compatible (I have one) but it's not that strong, so you'll have to be fairly close to the AP you want to attack.
proud user of backtrack-ng and aircrack-linux
how are you connecting to your home network?
1.are you using command line or wicd
make sure that the passkey is correct in wicd or you can do like i do and just connect via command line, then you know what pass phrase is being handed over to the ap.
Its also slightly possible that if your card's connection to the ap is too weak your packet loss may be so high that its messing up the 4 way handshake and that's where your passkey error may be coming from.
i'm just throwing out ideas for you to check, or you can turn off the encrypotion on your ap for a minute and check if the card can connect then and you at least can rule out a hardware compatability problem with the card. I have a netgear 511 and i love mine, and it injects, works on all aircrack attacks.
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Blink-182 to play self-titled album at anniversary shows
Listen to Blink 182 on iHeartRadio
Blink-182 will be celebrating the tenth anniversary of their self-titled fifth album on stage.
The punk rockers have announced plans to play the 2003 record in its entirety at the Hollywood Palladium on November 6th and 7th.
Drummer Travis Barker says he and his bandmates are excited about the gigs, adding that Blink-182 is "defiantly" an album they're really proud of.
Bassist Mark Hoppus says recording the album was an "intensely personal process" for all of them, and it still holds a "special place" ten years on.
Let's take a trip down memory lane with a few songs from the band's self-titled album:


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ROCK HILL, S.C.- Brevard College's Trevon Shaw has been voted to the South Atlantic Conference All-Freshman basketball team, while Darius Moose was named an All-SAC Honorable Mention, league officials announced Wednesday.
"Both guys did a lot to help our team this year," said head men's basketball coach Lee Burgess. "It's great for them to receive recognition from coaches in our league for their body of work over an entire season."
Shaw was selected to the All-Freshman team after leading the conference and breaking the Brevard College single-season record for three-point field goal percentage, connecting on 48.4 percent (62-of-128) of attempts from beyond the arc this season.
The Buford, Ga. native averaged 12.7 points per game while shooting 50.4 percent from the floor and pulling down 4.2 rebounds per game this season.
Moose was named an All-SAC Honorable Mention after finishing third in the league in scoring (19.8 ppg), eighth in assists (3.2 apg), and second in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.5). The 6-3 forward scored in double figures in 24-of-26 games, including 13 20-point games.
The Salisbury, N.C. native recorded four double-doubles on the season and finished fourth in the NCAA in minutes per game this season. The redshirt junior was named SAC Player of the Week on January 13 after scoring a career-high 33 points and matching a career-best 18 rebounds in a win over Tusculum, and adding 32 points in a loss to Catawba.
The South Atlantic Conference Basketball Awards are selected by the league's 12 head coaches.
All-SAC First Team
Vincent Bailey, Lincoln Memorial
Antoine Davis, Carson-Newman
Chandler Hash, Anderson
Dondray Walker, Newberry
Ishmael Sanders, Carson-Newman
Jarrett Stokes, Queens
All-SAC Second Team
Lorenza Ross, Lincoln Memorial
R.J. McClure, Lenoir-Rhyne
Deion Turman, Wingate
Ryan Daye, Wingate
C.J. Gleaton, Anderson
Chance Jones, Lincoln Memorial
All-SAC Honorable Mention
Julian Nelson, Coker
Darius Moose, Brevard
Tyrece Little, Catawba
Demarkus Smith, Newberry
Josh Clyburn, Queens
Kijuan Arrington, Catawba
All-Freshman Team
Isiah Cureton, Wingate
Luquon Choice, Lincoln Memorial
Trevon Shaw, Brevard
Josh Dominguez, Wingate
Gerald Evans, Newberry
Player of the Year: Vincent Bailey, Lincoln Memorial
Freshman of the Year: Isiah Cureton, Wingate
Coach of the Year: Josh Schertz, Lincoln Memorial


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A fairly strong high-pressure ridge will bring dry and unseasonably warm weather for the rest of the week, the National Weather Service says.
This high-pressure system will grow stronger Wednesday and Thursday, pushing temperatures into the 90s in the lower desert.
But on Friday, conditions will change to allow low clouds and fog to come into the coast and drop Inland Empire temperatures somewhat.
In Ontario, look for a high of 85 degrees today, 89 degrees Wednesday and 88 degrees Thursday.
That cool-down begins Friday with a high of 82 degrees. Saturday and Sunday will be in the 70s, and temperatures in the first part of next week will hover in the upper 60s.
San Bernardino and Redlands will see a high of 82 degrees today.
San Bernardino's temperature climbs to 87 degrees Wednesday and 88 degrees Thursday, according to AccuWeather.
Redlands is expected to hit 86 degrees Wednesday and 87 degrees Thursday.
Both Redlands and San Bernardino are expected to cool off to 83 degrees on Friday.
Despite the warm-up, low temperatures for Redlands will still dip below 50 degrees every night this week, AccuWeather says.
Ontario's low temperature overnight on Wednesday will be 57 degrees, AccuWeather says.
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Discipline kids
I am a mother of three - the eldest one is 5 years and she is currently schooling. My problem is with my eldest child, I find hard to discipline her. Every time I scold her, she answered me back and that situation makes me out of patience. I already did disciplinary actions but nothing change. I hope you can give me suggestions. Many thanks.
23rd October 2013 07:35 AM #2
Dear Sherryl,
Thanks for your question. I recently gave a fairly long response on the subject of gentle discipline here.
Please do read it as I have linked to some excellent resources on gentle discipline in my response.
I would encourage you to follow the way of gentle discipline with this wonderful quote on what it really means:
'Effective discipline is based on loving guidance. It is based on the belief that children are born innately good and that our role as parents is to nurture their spirits as they learn about limits and boundaries, rather than to curb their tendencies toward wrongdoing. Effective discipline presumes that children have reasons for their behaviour and that cooperation can be engaged to solve shared problems.' (Peggy O'Mara).
Please do post back and let me know what you think of these resources.
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Effect on babies who were not breastfed
Is it true that babies who are not breastfed grow up prone to illnesses whether physical or psychological? In this regard, how can a new mother increase her milk supply?
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Breastfed babies do tend to have lower incidences of illness and allergies. Breastmilk is the BEST for baby and mother.
As far as increasing a milk supply, making sure that baby is only offered the breast in the beginning.
Nursing every 1-3 hours and with all hunger cues.
Most mothers will not need to increase their milk supply as long as baby has 24 hr access to her breast. Baby will regulate the milk supply when left to nurse on demand.
A breastfed baby will typically nurse every 1-2 hours around the clock in the beginning. Having 6-8 wets and 3-4 stools per 24 hrs.
Frequent nursing and lots of skin to skin will encourage a full milk supply.
Early breastfeeding support also helps mother through the beginning stages of breastfeeding.
If you have any further questions about breastfeeding, please do let us know.
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Hello, sunnymumof5! Once again, you have enlightened me, and I wish to thank you profusely for this.
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but couldnt you just hack into the actual wireless router and disable or change the password?
To create the rainbow tables fast you would need to use a computer that has an nvidia video card that use's the CUDA technology. The CUDA technology allows you to harness the power of the GPU to create the tables as mentioned above look into Pyrit. Let me know if you need anything else.
but couldnt you just hack into the actual wireless router and disable or change the password?
Tutorial: How to Crack WPA/WPA2WPA/WPA2 supports many types of authentication beyond pre-shared keys. aircrack-ng can ONLY crack pre-shared keys. So make sure airodump-ng shows the network as having the authentication type of PSK, otherwise, don't bother trying to crack it.
The only time you can crack the pre-shared key is if it is a dictionary word or relatively short in length. Conversely, if you want to have an unbreakable wireless network at home, use WPA/WPA2 and a 63 character password composed of random characters including special symbols.
You might also look into CUPPv3.
CUPP v3 released!
Wouldn't Clustering speed up the hash cracking or Dictionary/Rainbowtables generation?
Maybe 3-4 i7 boards with 3-4 cuda capable graphics cards per board.
Edit: Parallel and Distributed Processing with John the Ripper
Last edited by JellyBelly; 06-01-2010 at 08:17 PM. Reason: additional info.
If your capable you can program your own daisy chain of FPGA's and use those to brute force it.
Fake Ap (same essid,Bssid) with stronger Signal than victim original WLAN
That's force the victim to connect to the fake AP ?why? because the original WLAN is just disappeared like charm!
Fake DNS Replies !!! direct the victim to fake page
Bingooo!!! you just comprised the victim box
Steal WPA from Registry
Repeat After Me:
"Steal WPA Don't Crack it"
Whats the difference between generating rainbow tables with rainbowcrack and generating hash tables with pyrit?
Aren't they essentially the same; e.g generating PMKs from a preloaded wordlist with the ESSID salted into the hash/rainbowtables?
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A lab focusing on rhythmic techniques and song styles of Brazilian music and their related percussion instruments. Development of performance skills through study of audio and video recordings as well as supervised ensemble playing. Note: ILPH-357 may be taken instead of this course.
An introduction to timbale playing that will cover the history of the instrument from its Creole origins when it was still a timpani, to the contemporary timbale set-up: three cowbells, bass drum, cymbals, jam-block, and snare. This course will cover danzón, cha-cha, mambo, pilon, Mozambique, traditional salsa, and songo styles. With each style, the student will learn to play a tune in that genre and study stylistically appropriate patterns, fills, and solo material. This course is highly recommended for drum set principals who wish to improve their overall understanding of Latin music though adaptation of timbale playing concepts to the drum set.
Continuation of ILPH-357 and ILPH-359. Development of more advanced techniques and concepts through deeper examination of evolution and derivations of the rhythmic styles. Intended course outcomes include performance-level group playing and improvisation as well as soloing.
In this course, students learn the setup of all the steelpan instruments and the basic techniques of steelpan performance. This includes scale learning and sticking techniques. Students also learn to apply these techniques through simple arrangements that highlight the characteristic rhythms and comping (accompanying) patterns.
With emphasis on R&B, rock/funk, swing, motown, and pop styles, this course explores the study of small hand percussion: tambourine, shakers, cowbells, and cabasa, as well as congas, bongos, and timbales, individually as well as in combination with each other to form multiple percussion setups. Transitions, groove building, and coordination techniques will be analyzed in class. Chart reading and interpretation, as well as some transcription techniques, will be covered throughout the semester. Knowledge of basic conga techniques is strongly recommended.
An intensive study of Guinean music from the Susu, Mandinka, Fulani, Bambara, Soninke, and Baga speaking people of French West Africa. Areas of focus include; interlocking support rhythms, call and response dialogues, and beat transposition along with unconventional hand and stick technique. Students will learn primarily from an oral tradition approach.
Comprehensive study of hand drumming techniques and rhythmic patterns on the most popular African drum: the djembe. Learn correct and effective djembe playing technique and posture, and both soloing and improvisational concepts, which are essential in the performance of contemporary and traditional African music. Please note that students must provide their own djembe.
This course introduces students to the tabla, a traditional drum from North Indian and Hindustani classical and folk music traditions. Students explore the history of the tabla and its use in traditional and folk contexts, as well as specific rhythmic ornaments and improvisational techniques. Students also learn how to integrate the tabla into a traditional drum set array. Instruments are provided for the students.
In this course, students with no prior mallet experience will develop fundamental skills, including four-mallet technique, pedaling and dampening, through the execution of melodies and harmonic progressions drawn from The Great American Songbook, as well as other popular and classical musical literature. Basic improvisation techniques are also introduced.
In this course, students will develop and refine mallet keyboard playing skills including the four mallet grip, playing scales with various sticking combinations, dampening techniques and sight-reading. Students also will learn about and apply concepts in music theory, improvisation, and chord voicings. In addition, students will play and improvise on compositions that address many styles.
This class teaches students to develop musicianship skills by concentrating on the integration of harmony, melody, rhythm and dynamics through analysis and performance. Additionally, students will be able to identify melodic/harmonic movement in a single line piece.
This course emphasizes skills essential for marimbists and percussionists to develop a personalized repertoire and contribute to performance literature for marimba. Students will learn to adapt music for marimba (and other mallet and percussion instruments) from sources such as music for guitar, piano, string quartet, orchestra, and pop bands. Some may opt to arrange music based on lead sheets or transcribe music from recordings. Students will sight-read, rehearse, and perform each other's projects. Performances in an end-of-term concert will be scheduled. In addition, works composed for the marimba will be studied and performed to provide an overview of the range of available literature, performance styles, and leading performers worldwide.


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"I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." (Philippians 4:13)
God tells us in His Word exactly what we need to know about our sin. He tells us what we ought to hear about the hardness of living the Christian life. And God tells us what we should know about our need for Him.
God is there to help us. We should try to please and obey Him, but we do not have to rely on our own strength and wisdom to do it. In fact, He wants us to depend on Him for grace and help, rather than trying to do things on our own!
Have you ever seen a toddler try to carry around a gallon of milk? A two-year-old can hardly even lift a gallon of milk, let alone walk around with it! What would probably happen if that toddler was allowed to keep staggering and slogging around with that gallon of milk? Well, the milk would probably get dropped sooner or later, all over the floor. If that little child would like some milk, then an adult will probably have to come and help carry it to the table and pour it into a cup, or else there will probably be a huge mess.
Have you ever tried to please God in your own strength? If so, you have probably learned that you cannot do it! Our strength is too weak! We need God in our everyday lives, and we need God to help us please Him. Here are just a few examples of the thousands of ways we need God.
WE NEED HIS PRESENCE"I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee." (Hebrews 13:5b)
WE NEED HIS STRENGTH"I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me." (Philippians 4:13)
WE NEED HIS WISDOM"If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him." (James 1:5)
WE NEED HIS INSTRUCTION AND GUIDANCE"I will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: I will guide thee with mine eye." (Psalm 32:8)
WE NEED TO TRUST AND ACKNOWLEDGE HIMi>"Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass." (Psalm 37:5)"In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths." (Proverbs 3:6)
WE NEED HIM IN EVERY ASPECT OF OUR LIVES"Not that we are sufficient of ourselves to think any thing as of ourselves; but our sufficiency is of God." (2 Corinthians 3:5)"I am the vine, ye are the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing." (John 15:5)
As you can tell, we need God! We can be glad that God tells us how it is. He does not smooth over the facts to make them easier or more pleasant for us to hear. He tells us the truth we need to know about our sin (and gives us the solution). He tells us the truth about what to expect in the Christian life (and what He expects from us). And He tells us the truth about how weak we are and how much we need Him (and promises to help). What a wonderful God we have!
God makes it very clear that we must depend upon Him for help, and that He is willing to help us when we do.
My Response: » Am I trying to please God in my own way and in my own strength?» What are some things I can rely on God to help me with?
"Learning to trust is one of life's most difficult tasks."
The name "Isaac Watts" is printed in nearly every modern hymnal today. Born the oldest of nine children on July 17, 1674, Isaac Watts would go down in history as "The Father of English Hymnody" – the father of hymns in the English language. Many of the 600 hymns he wrote during his lifetime are still sung today, including "I Sing the Mighty Power of God," "Joy to the World," and "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross."
Watts intended to spend his life as a pastor, but shortly after accepting the job at his first church, he got very sick and never fully recovered. As a result of his poor health, he was forced to stay at home and write. Not surprisingly, God used Watts' illness for His glory. Many of our hymns would never have been written had he not been sick enough to have to stay home!
Besides writing hymns, Watts wrote books on all kinds of other subjects – like astronomy, ethics, geography, and grammar. His writing was published by Benjamin Franklin, and his books were used in colleges around the country.
Standing only five feet tall, with a very weak and feeble body, Watts did not imagine God would ever use him – but how wrong he was! God used this poet – and continues to use him today! – in churches around the world. One of his little known hymns includes the following words:
Happy the man whose hopes rely
On Israel's God: He made the sky,
And earth, and seas, with all their train:
His truth for ever stands secure;
He saves th'oppressed, He feeds the poor,
And none shall find His promises vain.
Do you doubt that God could use you in spite of your shortcomings and limitations? Encourage your heart with biblical truths about Whose strength and power and knowledge really matters (God's!). Some of Watts' hymn lyrics might help you meditate on right thoughts about God, too!
Ephesians 5:19 – Speaking to one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord.
The Light
John 1:7 "The same came for a witness, to bear witness of the Light, that all men through him might believe."
No. The Gospel of Jesus Christ is to be proclaimed with boldness by His children until the Lord returns to Earth to judge its inhabitants. Acts 1:8 – But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.
Resurrection means a rising from the dead, or coming back to life. Jesus rose from the dead but he came back with a new kind of human life. His body was made perfect, no longer a body that would age, become weak, and die. His resurrection gives us hope for eternal life. (Luke 20:36) "Neither can they die any more: for they are equal unto the angels; and are the children of God, being the children of the resurrection..")
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Redlegs Run 2013
Over 4,300 runners and walkers turned out this morning for the 12thannual Redlegs Run at Great American Ball Park, which generated more than $180,000 for the Reds Community Fund.
• The overall top 5K male finisher was Derrick Butler of Ashtabula with a time of 16:03
• The overall top 5K female finisher was Olivia Connaughton of Cincinnati with a time of 18:31
• The overall top 10K male finisher was Kevin Herd of Maineville with a time of 34:00
• The overall top 10K female finisher was Kerry Lee of Cincinnati with a time of 38:39
All four of the top finishers have been invited to throw out ceremonial pitches prior to the Tuesday, June 4 Reds vs. Rockies game at Great American Ball Park.
Complete race results will be posted at www.reds.com/run.
Race photos can be found at www.facebook.com/RedsCommunityFund.
All proceeds from the race directly benefit the Reds Community Fund and its youth baseball and softball initiatives. Current activities include:
• The P&G Cincinnati Urban Youth Academy which begins construction in Roselawn in July
• The P&G/Reds Community Makeover which will take place in Avondale in August
• The Reds Rookie Success League which begins its eleventh season of free, character-based programming on June 10th in Cincinnati, Butler County, Clermont County, Louisville and Dayton.
Race partners include: Fleet Feet Sports, Coldwell Banker West Shell, Cintas, UnitedHealthcare, Trophy Awards, 9 on Your Side, 700WLW, LaRosa's, United Dairy Farmers; Coca-Cola, Queen City Sausage, Kroger Co., Nike; Central Parking System; Castellini Group of Companies and the Flying Pig Marathon.


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WT_SEN, Wine Tourism Day, Seneca Shore
Seneca Lake Wine Trail
Saturday, May 11, 2013 from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM (EDT)
EVENT DATE: May 11, 2013
TIME: During each wineries regular hours (11am-5pm in most cases)
PRICE: This premium quality, limited edition Riedel stemware is only $2
Limit of one glass per customer. Seneca Lake Wine Trail events are never cancelled, and tickets to our events, like this one, are not refundable, transferable or exchangeable.
Please bring a state-issued form of ID (drivers license) with you to pick up your reserved Riedel wine glass. If you have any questions about this opportunity please call our office during regular business hours toll-free at 877-536-2717.
The first-ever Wine Tourism Day in North America will take place May 11th, 2013. Wineries, hotels, restaurants, and other wine tourism businesses across North America are offering special events to the public on this day to celebrate the importance (and fun) of wine tourism.
Events differ and can range from wine pairing dinners to music events to structured tastings. Search for an event near you or register for our Great Wine Tour Giveaway and join us on May 11th for the first-ever Wine Tourism Day in North America.
To find out more about the inaugural Wine Tourism Day, and other great deals, experiences and opportunities, visit that website here: http://www.winetourismday.org/
With over 32 award-winning member wineries, and celebrating our 30th anniversary in 2016, the Seneca Lake Wine Trail is a terrific destination for both experienced and novice fans of wine and the hardworking farmer/artisan/winemakers that craft it.
We are a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to inform consumers about our members' wines and wineries through unique wine events and promotional activities along Seneca Lake and at key market locations.
For more questions about the Seneca Lake Wine Trail please visit our website at www.senecalakewine.com or call us during regular business hours, weekdays, toll-free at 877-536-2717.
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Pronunciation: fed-êr • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: 1. Shackles for the feet, a chain fastened to one or both feet that prohibits escape. 2. A restriction or restraint, something that hampers our progress or holds us back.
Notes: Today's word, unfortunately, is still used in both the meanings given above. Even if only one foot is restrained, this word is usually used in the plural: to put someone in fetters or to fetter them (the noun may be used as a verb). Fetters are shackles of lighter weight. Shackles are inescapable; fetters imply a greater potential of escape.
In Play: Shackles is the preferable term for the leg irons used in prisons today, since escaping from them is highly unlikely, but today's word is also acceptable: "The prisoner hobbled into the courtroom in handcuffs and fetters." We are more likely to use this term in its metaphorical sense, however: "Habits can become fetters on our mind that prevent us from seeing beyond our nose."
Word History: Today's Good Word is one of those rarities we enjoy so much when we encounter one: an authentically English word not borrowed from some other language. It originally meant something like "footer", for it comes from the Proto-Indo-European word pod-/ped- "foot". This is also a rare perfect example of the historical rules that PIE [p] becomes [f] and [d] becomes [t] in Germanic languages, for English foot came our of it, while it emerged in Greek as the pod- that we see in tripod. Latin chose the e-form: the Latin root for "foot", ped-, can be seen in the English borrowings pedal and pedestrian. (Today we thank the unfettered mind of Gail Granum for seeing the value in today's Good Word.)
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Re: FETTER
I also frequently see "unfettered" used metaphorically. "Free of parental supervision, the students were unfettered to party all night." "In the interim between supervisors, the office staff felt unfettered and worked or dozed as they chose."
Re: FETTER
Unfettered by the cat, the mice partied on.
Life is like playing chess with chessmen who each have thoughts and feelings and motives of their own.
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text: Last week I told you about Dafne, the girl in Mexico who gave birth. Originally, police had been told the girl was 9. t turns out that after the world jumped all over this, police discovered the girl was actually 12. I'm not sure how that makes it better, but I guess it does until you discover that the father of the baby is the girl's stepfather who is 44 and that the stories about mom wanting the girl to start turning tricks at 12 to help the family make a living is true. Oh, and that the stepfather sleeps with all the daughters is true too. The stepfather (above) turned himself into authorities who made him answer questions of the media.


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Interesting developments… I attempted to contact Apostolic Truth Tabernacle and their pastor Reverend Jeff Sangl to no avail today. I called but the voicemail was full. Apparently I was a little late in attempting to contact them. They have updated their site as linked above and put out a new message on the front page. [Read More…]
Follow up to Apostolic Truth Tabernacle
May 31, 2012 by 7 Comments