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Exercise researcher receives international award
Dr. Steven Blair, a professor of exercise science, epidemiology and biostatistics at the University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health, has been awarded the 2010 Folksam Prize in Epidemiological Research.
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Blair, an internationally recognized authority on exercise and its health benefits, will receive the award at a ceremony at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden, in November. Blair's research investigates the relationship between lifestyle and health with a specific emphasis on exercise, physical fitness, body composition and chronic disease.
"Professor Blair has made invaluable contributions to public health through his research into how exercise and physical activity lead to a longer, healthier life, and he has brought his and other scientists' findings to the attention of decision-makers and the general public with tireless enthusiasm," said Professor Anders Ahlbom, chairman of the award committee.
Blair's research includes several important methodological contributions to the field, such as objective methods for quantifying physical capacity and evaluating interventions aimed at influencing lifestyles. He has also helped to draw up national guidelines for physical activity and has been the scientific editor for the U.S. Surgeon General's report on physical activity and health.
Dr. Tom Chandler, dean of the Arnold School of Public Health, said the award underscores the international impact of Blair's distinguished career.
"This major international award is recognition of a life's work that has enhanced our knowledge in the fields of public health, exercise science, public policy and epidemiology," Chandler said. "At the Arnold School, Dr. Blair is a respected teacher, mentor, researcher and friend, and we are proud to have him on our faculty. His scholarly achievements will be reflected in the ongoing work of Blair-influenced young scientists for generations."
Blair first came to USC in 1966 as a P.E. instructor and eventually became a professor in the School of Public Health. He left Carolina in 1984 and spent the next 22 years as a researcher and then as president and CEO of the Cooper Institute in Dallas, a non-profit research and education center recognized as a leader in exercise science. He returned to USC's Arnold School in 2006.
He is a past president of the American College of Sports Medicine.
"I feel very honored to be recognized," Blair said. "I've been doing this for quite a number of years. I have one brilliant ability: To line up with smart, hardworking students, post-docs and colleagues and go along for the ride. We have great people here in the Arnold School of Public Health."
Folksam has been helping to develop epidemiological and preventative research in the field of public health for many years. The Folksam Prize is awarded for epidemiologic research, particularly research that uses epidemiologic materials for disease prevention and public-health improvements. The 2009 winner was Laura Fratiglioni of Sweden, a leading researcher in the epidemiology of aging.


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The faculty: Three full-time members of the law faculty have significant interests in law and philosophy: Brian Leiter, Martha Nussbaum, and David Strauss.
The curriculum: "Elements of the Law" is a required 1L course, and there are a wide range of electives available to law students with philosophical interests during their second and third years of study.
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Family Weekend offers "a great opportunity for families to get familiar with their student's 'home away from home,'" says Cori Jackson, director of the Center for Student Involvement.
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One jam-packed mall on one day might not be enough of a sample to disprove theories that in-store shopping is a dying art.
Nonetheless, it was pleasantly startling to have to park so far from the mall entrance on Labor Day weekend.
Justin Bieber was nowhere to be found among the throngs crisscrossing the aisles, so it's safe to say everyone was there for one reason: to shop. And presumably to buy.
This annual Top 100 Housewares Retailers issue (September 17, 2012) examines what brick-and-mortar retailing is doing to revitalize stores in the face of the steady growth of online at-home and mobile shopping.
No doubt, for most of these retailers, stores remain the foundation needed to sustain the permanence of their brands and businesses, despite their efforts to advance online sales.
Capture & Convert
Investing in a robust e-commerce platform is a critical adaptation to market demands by any retailer eyeing a long future. Such maneuvering, however, shouldn't upstage the more critical need to re-create in-store experiences that capture and convert more consumers.
One potential silver lining in the mounting concern among brick-and-mortar retailers about "showrooming"— in which shoppers examine products in stores only to seek and buy them online at lower prices— is that such consumers still are making the effort to enter stores for some hands-on browsing.
By some accounts, nearly three-quarters of consumers still prefer to buy products in stores after researching them online. Many cite a desire to examine actual products, the instant gratification of take-home purchases and the perception of simpler returns.
You don't hear the word "service" often anymore as an in-store perk. Yet it is in that word that the key to enduring, thriving existence as a brick-and-mortar retailer might reside.
Store Homogenization
The retail big-boxing responsible for such dramatic growth the past couple of decades also contributed to homogenization that has left store operators more vulnerable to e-commerce.
Successful, repeatable in-store merchandising now mandates proprietary product at great-deal pricing. There are limits, though, to what brick-and-mortar retailers and their vendors can do to create truly differentiated assortments— especially in hardlines— insulated from at-your-fingertips comparison shopping.
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And stores are in no position to counter the adjust-by-the-minute price wars now being waged among web retailers and their affiliates. Nor should they be.
Some of largest and most successful retailers did a wonderful job of training shoppers to expect self-service environments. Many now should allocate more resources to training on-floor personnel to provide knowledge and assistance that can't be matched by a website's product descriptions, 3D imagery or litany of customer reviews.
Brick-and-mortar retailers that withstand the online onslaught will be those that already enforce a strong service culture; and those that realize it's not too late to re-capture some of that selling floor intimacy.
The goal shouldn't be to resist online retailing development that figures to become more essential to all successful brick-and-mortar retailers. Rather, it should be to reinforce store foundations by reinvesting in core practices that engage shoppers, suppress their urges to seek out a modestly better price and, most importantly, convert them.
Resurrecting the art of customer service would give more retailers the strength to stave off the death of in-store shopping. And in-store buying.


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ALBANY, NY -- Shop24 Global LLC (Westerville, OH) will install two of its robotic convenience stores on the campus of the State University of New York at Albany (UAlbany), located in the capital city of the Empire State.
UAlbany, with more than 17,000 students, will be the seventh institution in the State University of New York (SUNY) system to deploy the giant vending machines.
With a 10x13-ft. footprint, the automated campus stores merchandise snacks, beverages, food items, personal hygiene products, laundry detergent and over-the-counter medications. They can accommodate as many as 200 selections ranging in weight from 1 oz. to 8 lbs., and can be set to accept cash, credit, debit and student meal cards, as well as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cards.
"UAlbany is undergoing major renovations within our retail foodservice environment and we believe Shop24 will help provide the 24-hour retail needs students require," said Stephen Pearse, executive director of auxiliary services at UAlbany.
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Cody Simpson, a senior from the Home Branch community of Clarendon County, will follow in the footsteps of former S.C. Gov. Robert McNair, Lee Atwater, U.S. Rep. Liz Patterson and S.C. Attorney General Henry McMaster and other notable leaders, serving as governor of the S.C. Student Legislature (SCSL).
Simpson, who is the president of the FMU Student Government Association (SGA), was elected governor by delegates across the state and will take office in January. During his term he will administer the budget, have the authority to sign or veto bills, appoint members of the cabinet and administration and present this session's bill to the governor of South Carolina at a legislative reception in February.
Simpson is a political science major who has always been interested in politics. He graduated in 2009 from Clarendon Hall High School in Summerton where he served as president. Upon graduation he enrolled at FMU and served as the SGA treasurer and president pro-tempore of the SGA Senate during his sophomore and freshman years, respectively. He is a member of the Delta Tau Chapter of the Kappa Alpha Order and works for his family at W.R. Simpson Farms LLC and in the FMU Foundation Office. He most recently served as the SCSL secretary of state.
The SCSL is a student-run mock legislature. Colleges and universities in the State of South Carolina send delegations to two annual sessions to debate bills and further their knowledge about parliamentary procedure and state government. Dr. Douglas Carlisle founded SCSL in 1956. The organization drafted a constitution and incorporated itself under the motto of "Our Freedom, Our Liberty, and Our Responsibility."
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Richard F. Daines, 60, Ex-State Health Chief
Dr. Richard F. Daines, a former New York state health commissioner who espoused politically risky public health initiatives like closing hospitals and banning the use of food stamps to buy soda, died on Saturday at his family farm in Stanfordville...
March 2, 2011, Wednesday
Dr. Richard F. Daines, Former State Health Chief, Dies at 60
Dr. Daines was known for taking politically risky positions on public health policies like promoting a ban on using food stamps to buy soda....
March 1, 2011, Tuesday
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Dr. Daines, who presided over hospital downsizing, the fight against swine flu and an attempt to enact a soda tax, died at his family farm....
February 28, 2011, Monday
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Letters to the editor regarding advertisements from the New York City Health Department that link intake of soda to weight gain....
November 7, 2010, Sunday
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New York Asks to Bar Use of Food Stamps to Buy Sodas
In an anti-obesity push, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is seeking federal permission to bar New York City's food-stamp recipients from using them to buy sugared drinks....
October 7, 2010, Thursday
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3,500 at St. Vincent's Get Termination Notices
All of the Manhattan hospital's employees were told they would be losing their jobs, and an executive said its top management had been asked to resign....
April 13, 2010, Tuesday
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Health Official Willing to Go to the Mat Over Obesity and Sugared Sodas
New York's health commissioner has been lobbying anyone who would listen about the scourge of obesity and championing the proposed soda tax as a possible cure....
April 5, 2010, Monday
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Albany Judge Blocks Vaccination Rule
A judge ruled that the New York State health commissioner overstepped his authority in issuing a rule requiring health care workers to be vaccinated against swine flu....
October 17, 2009, Saturday
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New homepage, mobile app, dynamic features serve the fan
By Brendon Desrochers / MLB.com | April 5, 2012 7:54 AM ET
The first thing you might notice about MiLB.com on Opening Day 2012 is the transformed homepage. All the page's elements have a fresh look with new content and an updated presentation of existing features.
New way to find players
The improvements start with the header and don't stop there. MiLB.com's new auto-suggest feature at the upper right of every page allows you to find stats, bios and more on any Minor Leaguer by just typing the first three letters of his first or last name. Fans can also navigate to any team site by typing in the city name or team nickname in the same place.
Improved site navigation
The new site navigation makes it easier for you to find your way to interior sections on MiLB.com, including scores, schedules, tickets and news. Just below the navigation, you'll notice the new scoreboard that enables you to access tickets, real-time Gameday updates as well as MiLB.TV for participating clubs.
Expanded MiLB.TV, video highlights
Speaking of MiLB.TV, live streamed Minor League games straight to your computer are back and better than ever. With a slate of nearly all Triple-A games plus a growing list of teams streaming their entire home schedules, fans will be able to see at least a dozen games -- and usually many more than that -- almost every day. You can access live streams through the MiLB.TV landing page, the homepage scoreboard as well as a new "Live Now" box that will appear on the homepage whenever games in progress.
MiLB.com is also the only place to go for Minor Leagues highlights on the web. Access the top clips at the top of the homepage or go to MiLB.com's video page to watch all highlights and search for exactly what you're looking for.
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Need MiLB.com with you wherever you go? The best solution is to download the Triple-A 2012 app for your iPhone and iPod Touch at the iTunes store. With Triple-A 2012, you can set your favorite International or Pacific Coast League team and follow every pitch on Gameday. You'll also get the latest news, stats, scores and schedules straight to your phone. Don't have an iPhone or iPod Touch? No worries -- go to MiLB.com on your smart phone and get full access to MiLB.com news, stats, scores and player info wherever you are.
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Brevard, N.C.- The Brevard College women's soccer team has been active in the Brevard community this spring, spending time as a team volunteering at the Bread of Life Free Community Kitchen.
The Tornados have assisted Bread of Life's Director Michael Collins in preparing daily meals and food boxes that are distributed each month.
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ok so when i had finished my fresh install of backtrack 5 the sound worked ok out of the box funnily enough since it still never detected my sound card. only problem was i couldn't adjust the volume... so i did the pulseaudio fix described here and installed some other packages etc.
and now its not working fullstop and i just cant figure it out.
and i don't want to do a reinstall after all the time i have spent updating my system.
this what my soundcard comes up as with the00:1e.2 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 04)Code:lspci
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Alexei Zhitnik has a twin named Dimitri who, for all I know, is bumping around the Ukraine parlaying his brother's fame into discounted shovel service. If you're looking for Zhitnik's twin on the National Hockey League ice, look closely at ex-Panther Dmitry Yushkevich, who was traded Wednesday to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for forward Jaroslav Bednar and defenseman Andreas Lilja.
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I'm trying to use ajax() to grab content using this: http://jsfiddle.net/m4QCt/762/
It works for me on the jsfiddle site, but I can't get it to work on my localhost WAMP setup for some reason. Any ideas why? Could this be an issue with how my Apache is setup? Maybe a firewall issue?
Firebug's console returns a red response of the following:
GET http://www.yahoo.com/ 200 OK 142ms
If this is a cross-domain issue, why would jsfiddle be able to do it?
Just tried this locally using xampp and it works as expected.This means that it is very probably something to do with your setup.
Things to check:
No dice.
I turned the firewall off, the page is definitely using my localhost page, and that code had the same affect.
This is an odd one and now that I think about it, I'm betting it's what caused the issues with other AJAX issues I've had in the past...
I was originally thinking that I needed to enable an Apache module somewhere... If that's the case, I'm not sure which needs enabled.
Does Firebug's console say anything, or does it just fail silently?
Firebug indicates a successful GET response, but it's in red-colored font (GET http://www.yahoo.com/ 200 OK 142ms)... I'm not sure what this implies...?
It has Yahoo's response headers, though. Is there anything that can be gleaned from that?
I just looked at your code again.I must be way too tired, as I totally missed the point of your first post. I now see what you are trying to do.
How do you deduce that this works on the JSFiddle site?For me it doesn't work there or locally and I just see two empty select tags appended to the body.
Sorry for the confusion so far. I'm off to bed now!I'll have a look at this again tomorrow.
It seems to be an issue with how you were including the cross-domain-ajax plugin and also with how GitHub was serving it.Therefore I uploaded it to my server and included it from there.Now everything really does work, both remotely and locally in all of the major browsers.
Here's a fiddle.Here's a demo.
Does that help at all?
Now I really am going to bed
I'm having a hard time understanding some of this because I don't understand how that cross_domain_ajax.js file plays a part in all this. If the fiddle example I posted in #1 above works without any explicit references to that file, it would lead one to believe that it's unecessary since that fiddle example appears to work without it. But with your example, you include this, and yes, your example works on both the fiddle site AND my localhost...
I'm really scratching my head on this one.
Also, I never realized you needed a plugin to be able to make successful ajax() requests... Really weird, but thanks. I guess I'll need to include that file from now on???
It doesn't.Not for me, at least.
You need the plugin to make GET requests across domains.Normally (without the plugin) cross-domain requests of this nature are blocked as they violate the same origin policy.
However, you don't need the plugin when everything is on the same domain.You can make as many GET requests to your own server as you like.
I'm using FF 17 on Win7... Seems to work fine on my end. :S
Now see, I would've assumed that the same domain stuff was causing this until I found that script in the fiddle I posted--which seemed to shoot that out of the water.
Either way, Pullo, you rock. Thanks for helping me with this.
Hey, thanks
I'm off out now, but I'll test with FF17 and Win 7 later on, because if this works for you without a plugin, then I have misunderstood something about the nature of AJAX.
Watch this space.
Will do...
And while you're at it, do you know of a way to stop the throbber? I've tried to use something like doc.close(); at the end of the success: block, but it's not stopping it from constantly spinning.
So, I've just been playing around with this.It seems that it doesn't work in Chrome or IE, because GitHub is serving the JS file with a MIME type of 'text/plain', which causes both browsers to throw errors.
Chrome says:
Refused to execute script from 'https://raw.github.com/padolsey/jQuery-Plugins/master/cross-domain-ajax/jquery.xdomainajax.js' because its MIME type ('text/plain') is not executable, and strict MIME type checking is enabled. fiddle.jshell.net/m4QCt/762/show/:1
[object XMLHttpRequest]
whereas IE says:
SEC7112: Das Skript von "https://raw.github.com/padolsey/jQuery-Plugins/master/cross-domain-ajax/jquery.xdomainajax.js" wurde aufgrund eines MIME-Typenkonflikts blockiert.
This appears to be considered a bug, at least by the Chome people.
I then tried installing Firefox 17 on Win 7 and surprisingly, the fiddle worked.This had me scratching my head for a while until I realised that on my desktop PC, I had the "No Script" extension installed and despite me having granted the fiddle full permissions, this extension was still blocking something.Then I disabled "No Script" and things worked as expected. So, you were right
Just to be complete, the fiddle also ran on Opera and Safari.
What throbber?


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For three years civil war raged, when finally paez gave up and Falcon assumed direction of the exhausted country.
The Spaniards retreated in a panic, and paez and his fellow-prisoners effected their escape.
At length, in 1821, Bolivar and paez effected a junction of their forces, and marched to meet the Spanish army.
paez himself was a magnificent horseman, and wielded the lance, the characteristic weapon of the Llaneros, to perfection.
Very different was the career of General paez, who was born at Araure.
On one occasion, when accompanied by very few of his own troops, paez rode up to a powerful body of Royalist cavalry.
With New Granada in a ferment behind him he could not expect to conquer paez and the formidable llaneros.
The question is discussed at length by two writers in the "Biographie universelle," under the titles "Bruce" and "paez."
paez ever proved himself a most indefatigable enemy to the Spaniards.
General paez, who was in command of the Venezuelans, sent a corps of 300 men to repel the thirty-eight cavalrymen.


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Wonder if anyone has opinions on the best way to deal with the following problem:
Our web site accepts user input of titles and we limit the length of titles, but once in a while a user will enter a long string of text with no spaces. For example:
When displaying that title, I want the browser to wrap it, as it would if there were spaces.
I'd rather not force breaks server-side, because:a) we don't know reliably whether a particular comma is really a "word boundary" (it could be part of a number like "1,234")b) the width where it will be displayed is not necessarily known on the server side.
Any suggestions?
I wonder if it's possible to reject an entry that has more than, say, 50 characters without a space (or at least, an "Are you sure?" box)
Thanks for your suggestion Stevie.
Certainly that could be part of the solution, but we already have many titles existing.
I'm thinking a clever regex might work, with a human double checking.
When you say title you don't mean <title> tags right? As browsers don't wrap those.
There is a CSS property that's a very harsh break called word-wrap: break-word. It was originally IE-only but has been added to CSS3, so more and more modern browsers are supporting it. However you will not have that support in old browsers.
another thought is adding  or & # 173; soft hyphens if there is 50 chars of unbroken (and non-link) text. The worst this can do is add a - and wrap the rest on a new line which, again a regex to check that it's not in the middle of a number or something, might be acceptable.
FF2 does not support soft hyphens but maybe that is not a browser you are building for anyway.
Hi Stomme,
Thanks for this -- it put me on the right track. (Right, I did NOT mean <title> tag)
I think my solution will be to server-side include a class or inline style only to titles that violate some regex rule (such as having too many characters without spaces).
// PHP psuedo code:// if >= 50 concurrent non-space characters, include class "breakWords"
Colors:Red,blue,green,yellow,orange,violet,mauve,chartruese
// css:
span.breakWords { word-wrap: break-word; }
The soft-hypen approach may work as well.
Thanks all!
The soft hyphen will I think work on MORE browsers than break-word... though it does mean adding a character to the content itself.
the benefit of a scriptie adding softhyphen is, dependent on user font-size, if a break isn't needed there you won't see it. And you can set where the break is (graceful).
Break-word will break exactly wherever the text gets too long... right at the very char who's one char too far.
"You may get long title and the word will break in the middle."
Do the extra long entries always contain commas? If so then you could have the server automatically add a space after each comma. You could also do the same with other punctuation symbols if necessary.
Hi felgall,
No, the very long entries do not always contain commas. Sometimes it might be a URL for example.
Regardless, forcing spaces after commas would affect numbers, such as:
Of course, we could use regex to only affect commas between 2 non-numeric characters. That's one option.
Is it necessary to display the entire title? A possible alternative would be to abbreviate the string, like this:
$title = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789";
if(strlen($string) > 50) {
$title = substr($title, 0, 30)." (...) ".substr($title, -20);
// returns abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDE (...) QRSTUVWXYZ0123456789
Thank you for that suggestion.
For our case, we'd prefer to show the entire title -- I'd rather force a non-ideal line break, so that at least the data remains discernable.


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Tel: (603) 427-1547 and (603) 427-1563.
The Connie Bean Community Center is primarily a youth center geared for children of all ages. The Center is used after school hours and during school vacations to hang out, socialize, play basketball, or participate in recreation sponsored programs and special events. Please feel free to stop by during the operational hours and check out the center. We look forward to seeing you all sometime soon.
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The Indoor Pool is a 25 meter, 6-lane facility with hot tub, handicapped ramp and some stretching and exercise equipment. Half the pool slopes from 3 and-one-half to 5 feet, the other drops from 5 feet to 12 feet. Water temperature is kept between 81 an 82 degrees year-round.
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of the IMU secretary which also serves as the legal domicile
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For the period 2007-2010, the address of IMU Secretariat is:
International Mathematical Union
Office of the Secretariat
Zuse Institute Berlin
Takustr. 7
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Fax: +49 30 84185 - 269
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Rich Homie Quan Launching New Clothing Line
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Rich Homie Quan is throwing his hat into the fashion world. The up-and-coming rapper is teaming up with Jeezy's clothing brand Eight732 for his new line of apparel called "RICH."
In a video posted on the brand's website, Quan says he doesn't want his clothing line to "mimic the past." Instead, he hopes it will help "create the future" of the fashion industry.
Quan's clothing line will roll out at retailers such as Dillard's, DTLR and City Gear next month. It will also be available on 8732apparel.com.


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The Music of Smash: Sheet Music Collection
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This is the first officially licensed collection of sheet music from NBCs wildly popular television series, SMASH. The show celebrates the beauty and heartbreak of the Broadway theatre, and features songs by Broadway songwriting team Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman (Hairspray, Catch Me If You Can) along with a dazzling variety of cover versions of well-known pop hits.
This beautifully produced collectible songbook includes several pages of color photos from the show, along with complete piano/vocal sheet music to every song on Season 1s The Music of SMASH album, plus bonus selection Never Give All the Heart.
Titles: Touch Me * Stand * Who You Are * Crazy Dreams * Beautiful * Havent Met You Yet * Shake It Out * Brighter Than the Sun * Let Me Be Your Star * 20th Century Fox Mambo * Mr. & Mrs. Smith * Lets Be Bad * History Is Made at Night * Never Give All the Heart (bonus selection).
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No Power for New Year Party
CHINATOWN (CNS) - Electric lines failed near a Chinese New Year's Day parade in Chinatown today, blacking out the immediate area.
But it was not clear what caused wires to fall just before 3 p.m. at the intersection of Hill and Alpine streets in Chinatown. The 115th Annual Golden Dragon Parade to mark the Chinese New Year was just wrapping up there, said Brian Humphrey of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
No injuries were reported and a Department of Water and Power crew was summoned to make repairs, Humphrey says.
About 800 DWP business and residential customers were without electricity, and wires were down ``pole to pole,'' said DWP spokesman Albert Rodriguez. He said crews were en route and would have service restored within 10 hours, or probably sooner.
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Manning Planning - Sept. 8
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Manning Planning
Here's your weekly schedule to follow all of the members of the Manning Award Watch List. The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, published its complete preseason Watch List on Aug. 16. The list includes 33 of the top quarterbacks in the nation heading into the 2010 season, however, all quarterbacks remain eligible for the award and mid-season additions to the list are possible.
The Manning Award was created by the Allstate Sugar Bowl in honor of the college football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning. It is the only quarterback award that includes the candidates' bowl performances in its balloting.
Friday, Sept. 10 (All times are Central)
Case Keenum: Houston vs. UTEP, 9:15 p.m., ESPN; After last week's performance, Keenum is now the school record holder in passing yards, total offense, passing touchdowns, attempts and completions.
Saturday, Sept. 11
Matt Barkley: No. 16 USC vs. Virginia, 9:30 p.m., FSN; Barkley tied the Trojans single-game record with five touchdowns last week at Hawaii.
Diondre Borel : Utah State vs. Idaho State, 7 p.m.; Borel is 69 passing yards from the 5,000-yard plateau for his career.
Zach Collaros: Cincinnati vs. Indiana State, 11 a.m.; Collaros opened the season with a career-high 41 passing attempts at Fresno State.
Kirk Cousins: Michigan State vs. Florida Atlantic, 11 a.m., ESPNU; Cousins was rated the Big Ten's "most accurate passer," according to Lindy's Preseason Honor Roll.
Andy Dalton: No. 4 TCU vs. Tennessee Tech, 6 p.m.; Dalton needs three completions and five touchdown passes to become TCU's career leader in both categories.
Ricky Dobbs: Navy vs. Georgia Southern, 2:30 p.m., CBSC; Dobbs will be looking to bounce back from a heartbreaking loss to in-state rival Maryland in the season opener.
Nathan Enderle: Idaho at No. 6 Nebraska, 11a.m.; Enderle is garnering plenty of attention this week as a native Nebraskan.
Nick Foles: Arizona vs. The Citadel, 9:30 p.m.; Foles is currently just 154 passing yards shy of 3,000 for his career.
Blaine Gabbert: Missouri vs. McNeese State, 6 p.m.; Last week, Gabbert recorded his sixth consecutive 200-yard passing day and now has 10 200-yard days for his career.
Robert Griffin, III: Baylor vs. Buffalo, 6:10 p.m., Fox College Sports; Griffin's 16 career rushing touchdowns are second only to Don Trull's 18 by a quarterback in Baylor history.
Jacory Harris: No. 12 Miami (FL) at No. 2 Ohio State, 2:30 p.m., ESPN/ESPN 3D; Harris' three touchdowns in the opener marked the fifth time in his career that he had three passing touchdowns in a game.
Jordan Jefferson: No. 19 LSU at Vanderbilt, 6 p.m., ESPNU; Jefferson opened the season by throwing for 151 yards and a pair of TDs in the win over North Carolina.
Jerrod Johnson: Texas A&M vs. Louisiana Tech, 6 p.m.; Johnson has thrown at least one touchdown pass in 19 consecutive games, which ranks No. 2 nationally behind 31-game streak by Houston's Case Keenum.
Landry Jones: No. 10 Oklahoma vs. No. 17 Florida State, 2:30 p.m., ABC; Jones owns the school record for touchdown passes in a game with six.
Colin Kaepernick: Nevada vs. Colorado State, 9:30 p.m., ESPNU; Kaepernick's touchdown-to-interception ratio is 61 to 16 for his career.
G.J. Kinne: Tulsa vs. Bowling Green, 6 p.m.; Kinne had the second-best NCAA passing performance of the opening weekend with career-bests of 399 yards and five touchdowns.
Jake Locker: Washington vs. Syracuse, 6 p.m.; Locker accounted for both Husky touchdowns last week at BYU, 20-for-37 for 266 yards, 0 INTs and one TD passing and rushed 11 times for 29 yards and one score.
Andrew Luck: No. 25 Stanford at UCLA, 9:30 p.m., ESPN; Luck threw for 316 yards last week, the second-highest total of his career, and added a career best four touchdown passes.
Ryan Mallett: No. 14 Arkansas vs. Louisiana-Monroe (Little Rock), 6 p.m., FSS; Mallett's completion percentage in the season opener against Tennessee Tech of 87.5 ranked as the second-highest single-game total in SEC history.
Greg McElroy: No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 18 Penn State, 6 p.m., ESPN; McElroy has thrown just five interceptions in 361 career pass attempts, and looks to keep the streak going as the Tide welcome ESPN College Gameday to campus for its highly anticipated matchup with Penn State.
Joshua Nesbitt: No. 15 Georgia Tech at Kansas, 11 a.m., FSN; Nesbitt matched his career-high with three rushing touchdowns and 130 yards in last week's victory.
Kyle Padron: SMU vs. UAB, 7 p.m.; Padron had two touchdown passes last week, which marked his fifth career multi-TD game in seven starts.
Christian Ponder: No. 17 Florida State at No. 10 Oklahoma, 2:30 p.m., ABC; Ponder played only the first half last week, but still managed to throw four touchdowns, completing 12-of-14 passes for 167 yards.
Terrelle Pryor: No. 2 Ohio State vs. No. 12 Miami (FL), 2:30 p.m., ESPN/ESPN 3D; Pryor completed passes to eight different receivers in the season-opener, a 45-7 win over Marshall.
Kevin Riley: California vs. Colorado, 2:30 p.m., FSN; Riley notched his sixth career 250-yard game to move into 10th on the school's all-time list, while moving past the 5,000-mark for career passing yards.
Ricky Stanzi: No. 9 Iowa vs. Iowa State, 2:30 p.m., ABC; Stanzi completed his first nine passes in the season opener, finishing 18-of-23 for 229 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions.
Tyrod Taylor: No. 13 Virginia Tech vs. James Madison, 12:30 p.m.; Taylor led the rushing attack with 73 yards, while passing for 186 yards and two touchdowns, but the Hokies fell short to the Broncos, 33-30.
Scott Tolzien: No. 11 Wisconsin vs. San Jose State, 11 a.m., ESPN; In Tolzien's 14 career starts, the Badgers have scored at least 30 points in 10 games.
Russell Wilson: N.C. State at UCF, 6:30 p.m., CBSC; Wilson threw for 306 yards in the opener, marking the fifth time he's topped the 300-yard mark, and he completed 68 percent of his throws.
The Manning Award will be recognizing its seventh winner this year. USC's Matt Leinart was the inaugural winner of the award in 2005, followed by Texas' Vince Young in 2006. Both went on to be top 10 NFL draft picks. In 2007, LSU's JaMarcus Russell earned the award and was the NFL's No. 1 draft pick. Boston College's Matt Ryan claimed the award in 2008 and was drafted No. 3, quickly becoming the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. In 2009, Florida star Tim Tebow earned the honor - he also went on to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. Last year's winner was Texas signal-caller Colt McCoy, the winningest quarterback in college football history. McCoy was picked by the Cleveland Browns in the 2010 NFL Draft.


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Mark L. Hitchcock
Associate Professor of Bible Exposition
BS, Oklahoma State University, 1981; JD, Oklahoma City University School of Law, 1984; ThM, Dallas Theological Seminary, 1991; PhD, 2005.
Dr. Hitchcock is Senior Pastor of Faith Bible Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, a position he has held since 1991. He served as Adjunct Professor of Bible Exposition at Dallas Theological Seminary from 2006-2013 before joining the faculty full-time in 2014. Dr. Hitchcock has authored over twenty books, primarily on end time prophecy, and speaks across the country and internationally at churches and conferences. He and his wife Cheryl have two sons, one daughter-in-law and one grandson. Aside from reading and studying, he enjoys walking, lifting weights, and playing golf.
- The Coming Apostasy: Exposing the Sabotage of Christianity from Within: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.: 2017
- 1 & 2 Thessalonians Commentary (The John Walvoord Prophecy Commentaries): Moody Publishers: 2012
- Revelation (The John Walvoord Commentary Series): Moody Publishers: 2011
- The Mayan Apocalypse: Harvest House Publishers: 2010
- The Amazing Claims of Bible Prophecy: What You Need to Know in These Uncertain Times: Harvest House Publishers: 2010
- 2012, the Bible, and the End of the World: Harvest House Publishers: 2009
- Cashless: Bible Prophecy, Economic Chaos, and the Future Financial Order: Harvest House Publishers: 2009
- The Late Great United States: What Bible Prophecy Reveals about America's Last Days: Multnomah Books: 2009
- Armagedón, petróleo, y terror: Lo que dice la Biblia acerca del futuro (Spanish Edition): Tyndale Espanol: 2008
- Breaking the Apocalypse Code: The Word For Today: 2007
- Armageddon, Oil, and Terror: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.: 2007
- The Apocalypse of Ahmadinejad: The Revelation of Iran's Nuclear Prophet: Multnomah Books: 2007
- 55 Respuestas a Preguntas Sobre La Vida Mas Alla De La Muerte/ 55 Answers to Questions About Life After Death (Para Que el Mundo Sepa) (Spanish Edition): Unilit: 2007
- Iran: The Coming Crisis: Radical Islam, Oil, and the Nuclear Threat: Multnomah Books: 2006
- The Coming Islamic Invasion of Israel (End Times Answers): Multnomah Books: 2006
- Could the Rapture Happen Today?: Multnomah Books: 2005
- 55 Answers to Questions about Life After Death: Multnomah Books: 2005
- The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (End Times Answers): Multnomah Books: 2004
- Lo Que Dice Jesus Sobre Los Ultimos Dias de la tierra/ What Jesus Says About Earth's Final Days (Spanish Edition): Editorial Unilit: 2004
- The Truth Behind Left Behind: A Biblical View of the End Times: Multnomah Books: 2004
- Vive el Anticristo Entre Nosotros? = Is the Antichrist Alive Today? (Spanish Edition): Spanish House: 2003
- What Jesus Says about Earth's Final Days (End Times Answers): Multnomah Books: 2003
- The Second Coming of Babylon: What Bible Prophecy Says About...: Multnomah Books: 2003
- Is the Antichrist Alive Today?: Multnomah Books: 2003
- Seven Signs of the End Times (End Times Answers): Multnomah Books: 2003
- Profecia Biblica / The Complete Book of Bible Prophecy (Libro Completo Sobre) (Spanish Edition): Editorial Unilit: 2003
- What on Earth is Going On? (Signs of the Times Series): Multnomah Books: 2002
- 101 Answers to the Most Asked Questions about the End Times: Multnomah Books: 2001
- The Complete Book of Bible Prophecy: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.: 1999
- After the Empire: Bible Prophecy in Light of the Fall of the Soviet Union: Tyndale House Pub: 1994
- Why I Still Believe These Are the Last Days: Are We Rapidly Approaching the End of This Age?: Hearthstone Publishing: 1993


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MELBOURNE, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's cross country finished sixth in the eight team Florida Tech Invitational, Saturday morning. The Lions top finisher, once again was Javier Beuzeville (Tampa, Fla.). The sophomore finished with a time of 26:06.00, less than 45 seconds behind the first place finisher from Embry-Riddle.
The Lions totaled 182 points for the day, finishing just fifteen points off a fifth place showing. Freshman Mike Berry also ran a strong race finishing with a time of 28:52.00 and 35th place finish. Soon after, Matt Attal (Tampa, Fla.) and freshman Carson Holton (Tampa, Fla.) crossed the line. Attal paced himself with a time of 29:35.00 and Holton nearly broke the 30-minute mark 30:28.00.
The Lions head to Gainesville, Fla. to compete in the University of Florida Invitational. The gun is scheduled to go off at 8:45 a.m.


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Photo gallery: Redlands Cigar Shop
When Erik Haynes builds a business, he does it with his hands.
The newly opened Redlands Cigar Shop is Haynes' craftsmanship from floor to moulding, furniture and all.
For the humidor, he had custom plywood made with AA grade Spanish cedar for the paneling and all of the detail is made out of red oak.
"It gives it a dark feel," he said. "Guys like that cave kind of feeling."
The woodwork above the humidor entrance is a replica of something he saw on Main Street in Disneyland, and there is a custom stained glass piece that reads, "Redlands Cigar."
Haynes was hired by the original owners in November, 2011, as the carpenter.
Months later one of the owners abandoned the project. Then, a few days before the shop was to open, the remaining owner was in a debilitating car accident.
Haynes ended up taking over as owner.
"Tim (Krug) offered it to me, and I didn't want it, but we didn't realize his hip was broken, and he would be out for six months," Haynes said. "I can help a guy out for a couple of weeks, but...."
Being a licensed general contractor, he finished building the lounge, opened the place at the beginning of December and has been running it by himself while Krug recuperates, which has been both a trial and an inspiration.
"I work seven days a week, 14 hours a day," he said. "The more I sit here, the better ideas I come up with."
The lounge was originally supposed to have a Victorian feel.
"Everything was supposed to be over-the-top opulent," he said. "Then I realized guys don't care about that. When you build your tree fort, you want a place to play. I'm building a community treehouse."
It's a place to smoke, play cards or dominoes, throw darts and share a dirty joke.
Haynes built the domino table using scraps of red oak from the humidor project. He didn't have any money for felt, so he took his Great Dane's blanket and used that.
"He's got other blankets," Haynes said. "I wanted to build something that was... you have to go to Vegas to find something as nice."
There's a domino game every day. Game pieces, poker chips, cards, coffee, water and bakery goods are all provided and complimentary.
There's a chess set, a putting green and three big-screen TVs, where people gather to watch sports.
Former Raiders player Mike Weaver comes in to root for the Green Bay Packers -- comes in almost every day, often with a Cheesehead.
Fortunately for the circumstances, the carpenter is cigar savvy. He describes himself as a 10-stick-a-day guy.
"The only way to get to be an expert on cigars is by smoking cigars," he said. "I smoke way too many cigars."
He doesn't put anything in his shop that he hasn't sampled, and he knows about the makers, the tobacco seeds, the aging and the history of each brand, not just the flavor.
"If you came to me and said, `I'm looking for a cigar, and I don't know what I'm doing,' I'd ask you questions and make recommendations. I'd figure out your flavor profile by knowing things like whether you would have it with Coke or scotch."
He pointed out one of his favorite brands, Wilson Adams, which is made by Ontario area men Brandon Wilson and Steve Miller.
"They're phenomenal," Haynes said. "Everybody that tries it comes back and gets more."
The Padron 1926 is the highest-end cigar Haynes sells at $22 a stick. Those are aged and have a nice, smooth burn, Haynes said.
He is currently building humidified lockers for patrons to rent, and the $10 monthly charge is membership into the club. Members will get a key to the building next door, to use any hour and with their invited guests.
This will be a place for those who are sent to the garage to smoke, or have nowhere.
"The tobacco laws are getting more restrictive. You want to get a big ol' fat ticket? Light up a cigar and walk down the street."
That facility is not yet built.
"I'm building this lounge on a stick-by-stick basis," Haynes said. "Every stick I sell gets me a step closer."
The shop is the only cigar lounge off the 10 in the stretch between Los Angeles and Palm Springs.
He says he's giving a better deal than the shops on both ends of the route.
"I'm selling a stick for $10, and they're selling it for $15 in Palm Springs. If you can save $50 on 10 sticks, why not pull of the freeway on your way to golfing or Morongo?"
His business sense and cigar knowledge are drawing customers from nearby towns already.
"This is the only place I've seen where females come in to smoke cigars," said Kumar Patel, owner of the Wigwam Motel on Route 66 in San Bernardino, who popped into the shop Friday morning to pick up some sticks.
The shop is at 732 Tennessee St. in Redlands.
Redlands Cigar Shop is participating in the Redlands High School alumni poker tournament today by donating four boxes of cigars (90 sticks) for the entrants.
It's a Texas Hold `Em poker tournament and dinner at the Portuguese American Club, 1133 Crafton Ave. in Mentone.
Dinner starts at 5 p.m., poker at 6 p.m. $100 for Poker and all you can eat and drink. $30 for all you can eat and drink.
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Plans for the controversial 2nd + PCH project at the SeaPort Marina site have been altered, in an apparent effort to avoid opposition.
The new direction will not have the touch of David Malmuth, one of the developers on the project. (Malmuth could not be reached for comment.)
However, City Councilman Gary DeLong, whose district has jurisdiction over the southwest Second Street and Pacific Coast Highway site, said that's his understanding.
The conceptual site plan, submitted to the city staff for review, does not include any request for variances, according to DeLong and city staff.
"There are no amendments to SEADIP (the South East Area Development and Improvement Plan) and no variances requested under the current proposal," said Jacqueline Medina, spokesperson for development services.
Medina said that the property owner, Raymond Lin, submitted the plans.
The proposed structures cannot exceed the current limit of 35 feet, without a variance.
In January, DeLong said the project most likely won't feature the 12-story residential building that the developer had planned to build.
"I think a smaller building would be appropriate," he said, declining to give specifics.
Last December, the council rejected the proposed $320 million retail, condominium and boutique hotel complex on a 6-3 vote.
Malmuth pleaded with councilmembers for reconsideration, saying they hadn't given the plan a fair review, despite the developer's team having worked closely with city planners.
"We followed the direction that was provided by staff, the City Council office and the council itself," Malmuth said at the time.
He added that at the Dec. 20 vote, the council changed direction, wanting changes to the SEADIP zoning guidelines that govern an area that includes the project site, rather than consider the merits of the development package.
Prior to the change in the development plans - with the 12-story structure - DeLong spearheaded the effort to have the area's zoning changed so that the project could go forward, avoiding potential problems in winning approval from the state Coastal Commission.
Despite the change in building heights for the latest version, DeLong is still seeking a public review of the zoning guidelines in an effort to modify the height limits of 35 feet.
"There are a lot of parcels that will be coming along," DeLong said.
Developers may propose taller structures at sites including the Golden Sails Hotel and at the Market Place, DeLong said.
Services at Seal Beach Weapons Station
Memorial Day services are planned for the U.S. National Submarine Memorial West at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station on May 28.
The 11 a.m. observance will include the "tolling the boats" ceremony, during which the name of each of the 52 American submarines lost during World War II is read aloud, along with the fate of each crew, as a bell is tolled.
The guest speaker will be Cmdr. Eric L. Severseike, commanding officer of the attack submarine USS San Francisco (SSN 711).
The free event will be open to the public and is hosted by the Los Angeles Area Diesel Boaters Chapter of the U.S. Submarine Veterans of World War II, and the Los Angeles-Pasadena Base of the United States Submarine Veterans, Inc.
The naval weapons station is at 800 Seal Beach Blvd., between Westminster Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway, in Seal Beach.
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On Fri, 2 Jun 2000 kuznet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I repeat, this change cannot affect behaviour visible on wire. > It wakes up socket write rather than transmit. Yes, a brain fart (maybe this saying has been worn out?-). My only excuse was that I had to catch a movie and was in a hurry. Just a note to everyone, haven't seen a more corny ending in a while than in `Mission to Mars' - von Daniken should be proud. Regarding the correspondance on netdev - yes, I'm quite aware (now but once was lost) that transmit is ack-driven but let's think about the dump and the bursts. We get incoming acks in a steady flow - why then (when approaching window limit) sender stops sending packets to the wire until always a certain point? Burst was able to be so steep only because our emulator had no flow control. It ate all the packets and delayed each of them so that receiver saw a steady stream of 9600 bps - which is why the incoming acks were a steady stream too. What's so different about tcp_snd_test() and __tcp_data_snd_check() that this happens? Of course, it might be all our fault so you need only to ignore this for now. I'll report if we find something concrete that's attributable to the TCP/IP stack. There was another error in my mail too, 2*130 is indeed over 200 but that was irrelevant. However the conclusion seemed correct, delayed acks timing out. Could you explain me why the window of 3100 seems to allow 2 packets in flight but sender always waits for the next ack? I must have missed something but in our tests too, the sender never quite reaches the window limit (but this was of course with a bigger window size).
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Jefferson City, Tenn. - The Brevard College Women's basketball team opened their season in the Eagle Club Classic taking on the Lady Bobcats of Lees-McRae on Saturday night. The team fought hard in their first game under head coach Shannon Reid, but ultimately fell 68-54.
The Tornados controlled the first 10 minutes of the game as they jumped out to an 11-4 lead behind freshman Holli Flippo's two three-pointers and solid team defense. However, the Bobcats came back on an 11-0 run sparked by Kayla Newman and Brittany Roberson to take a 15-11 lead. The teams swapped shots throughout the rest of the first half as Lees-McRae built a 13 point lead. Freshman Anna Schlobohm made two layups in the closing seconds of the first half to cut the lead down to nine as the Tornados went into halftime trailing 37-28.
The first half was marred by sloppy play as the teams combined for 27 turnovers, with the Tornados recording 14 to Lees-McRae's 13.
Sophomore Amanda Whitaker led the Tornados in the first half as she recorded a team-high eight points to go with a game-high six rebounds. The Lady Bobcats were led by Newman who had a game-high 10 points at the half.
The second half went much the same as the first as the teams struggled to handle the ball. Flippo started out the second half with a hot hand as she nailed a shot from behind the arc to bring the Tornados back within six. This was the closest the Tornados would get for the remainder of the contest as the Tornados' youth and inexperience caught up them as the Lady Bobcats went on a 12-4 run, going back up by double digits. Brevard attempted to mount a comeback in the last five minutes as Whitaker made a fast break lay-up and freshman Lindsay Brendle put in a couple of foul shots, but it proved to be too little, too late as Lees-McRae took the game being played on the court in Holt Fieldhouse, 68-54.
For the game, Flippo led the Tornados with 15 points as she connected on five of nine from three-point range. She was joined in double-digit scoring by Whitaker with 11, and junior Samantha Winn and Brendle with 10 apiece. Whitaker completed her first double-double of the season as she recorded game-high 11 rebounds to go with a team-high four assists.
The Lady Bobcats were lead by Newman who recorded a game-high 20 points to go with her team-high nine rebounds. Cortney Furr added 13 points and Ashley Holland assisted as she dished out eight dimes in the Bobcat victory.
The Tornados are back in action Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. as they take on Lander University on the second day of the Eagle Club Classic. The Lady Bobcats also play tomorrow afternoon at 4 p.m. as they take on the host Carson-Newman Eagles, who earlier defeated Lander in a high-scoring affair, 92-83.


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I don't buy a lot of books, afterall I am in a library every day. When I do buy any, they are usually gently used ones from the Friends Bookstore on the lower level of the Central Library.
The books I buy are generally of two types: literary fiction and big, thick biographies. Books in both categories are usually $2 each.
The literary fiction books I usually give as gifts, often as a small hostess gift or just a little surprise gift for a friend. I tend to select books I have already read so I add a note of why I liked the book and am giving them a copy, along with encouragement to read and pass it on to someone else.
The big, thick biographies I read gradually, sometimes over the course of six or eight weeks. These are books I can lay down, they aren't page turners, so I read them off and on and, I admit, it is nice not to have the pressure of a due date. Many of them I then give back to the Friends to sell yet again.
I encourage you to shop the Friends Bookstore to build your home library and to support the library. Generous donations from the bookstore revenue support many of our programs, including summer reading games.
AND…news flash / drum roll…..credit and debit cards may now be used in the Friends Bookstore. Easier than ever to shop there.
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Suppressing your telephone number
You can suppress your telephone number when making calls so that it is not transmitted to the party you are calling. That way the party you are calling does not see your number in the display of their telephone. This function is called "CLIR" (Calling Line Identification Restriction). You can either suppress your caller ID for a single call or permanently suppress it for all calls.
- Your telephony provider must have enabled Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR) on a call-by-call basis for your telephone line.
Note:The configuration procedure and notes on functions given in this guide refer to the latest FRITZ!OS for your FRITZ!Box.
1 Enabling CLIR on a case-by-case basis (only for a single call)
You can suppress your caller ID for a single call. Your caller ID will be transmitted again when you make subsequent calls:
Configuring a telephone to use the keypad function
The following steps are only necessary if the cordless telephone is not registered with the FRITZ!Box's base station:
Note:If you are using a telephone that is registered with the base station of your FRITZ!Box (for example FRITZ!Fon C5), you do not have to configure it to use the keypad function.
- Configure the devices so that you can dial special characters (such as * and #) or send keypad sequences (sequences of symbols and digits, such as *121#) with them.
Note:Many Gigaset telephones can be configured as follows: Select "Operation at a PBX" from the telephone's menu, then select "Dialing options" and enable the option "Dial * and #".
Suppressing your telephone number for the next call
- When making a telephone call, dial the prefix *31# before the number you would like to call. Your caller ID will then be suppressed for this call.
In order to suppress your number when calling the telephone number 0301234, dial *31#0301234.
2 Permanently suppressing your caller ID (for all calls)
You can also permanently suppress your caller ID for all calls. To do so, you must enable CLIR (Calling Line Identification Restriction) in the FRITZ!Box or your telephone. The procedure depends on the type of telephone you are using:
Note:If you have enabled permanent suppression of the caller ID, you can still transmit your caller ID for one call. To do so, simply dial the prefix #31# before the actual number, for example #31#0301234. Your caller ID will now be transmitted only for this call and suppressed for the following calls.
Enabling CLIR for analog and cordless telephones
- Click "Telephony" in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
- Click "Telephony Devices" in the "Telephony" menu.
- Click the button (Edit) for the respective telephone.
- Click on the "Telephony Device Features" tab.
- Enable the option "Calling line identification restriction (CLIR)".
- Click "OK" to save the settings.
Enabling CLIR for IP telephones
- Enable the CLIR function directly on the IP telephone. You can find information on configuring the device in its manual, or consult its manufacturer directly.
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Thames Scene, the Elevator, ca. 1890
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Georges Lemmen began to forge his own method of pointillist paint application after exposure to the work of Georges Seurat, whose Afternoon on the Grande Jatte was exhibited in Belgium in 1887. Thames Scene, The Elevator, one of two important paintings Lemmen made of factories along London's River Thames, shows his response to Seurat's painstaking technique. In preparation for this painting, Lemmen first established structural details, then mapped the scene in a preliminary oil sketch. He then proceeded to a finished version in which the image was formed by layering successively smaller points of pigment. Massing closely related hues, such as yellows and oranges, and mingling complementaries like reds and blues, he created luminous transitions from water to smoke to sky. Descriptive and tonal information are seamlessly interwoven, creating an effect that is both dense and atmospheric.


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Residence Halls
No meeting location is more ideal to foster a sense of community and enable a productive event than an institution of higher learning. Maryville College offers a convenient and centralized campus design that places air-conditioned meeting rooms, auditoriums, dining facilities and residence halls within a comfortable walking distance.
Beeson Village
Beeson Village was completed in 1997. The Beeson Village complex, comprised of three individual buildings that front a courtyard, can accommodate a total of 80 residents. Arranged in suite-style housing with double- and single-occupancy bedrooms, each building has four apartments that sleep four people each and two townhouses that sleep six. Each apartment/townhouse has a kitchen and living room area and at least one bathroom. Beeson Village is primarily used for adult conferences.
Carnegie Hall
Historic Carnegie Hall was refurbished and reopened in 1993. Carnegie has 81 rooms on four floors with a maximum capacity of 108. There is a centralized parlor (lobby area) that serves as the registration area for incoming camps and conferences. The basement/ground floor area features a community lounge area with TV/VCR and pool table. Laundry facilities are located next to the lounge. Carnegie's handicap entrance is located at the rear of the building, and an elevator makes the entire building accessible to wheelchair-bound individuals. Carnegie is primarily used for adult groups and older youth groups.
Copeland, Davis and Gamble Halls
Copeland, Davis and Gamble Halls are identical buildings completed in 1966 and recently renovated. Sixty-two rooms spread over three floors offers a maximum capacity of 100 in each building. The large lobby area on the ground floor also has side lounges featuring a pool table and TV/VCR with seating area. A community kitchen, also on the ground floor, features a refrigerator/freezer, stove and sink for use on a first-come-first-served basis. The lobby area serves as the registration area for incoming camps and conferences. These buildings are generally used for youth groups.
Lloyd and Gibson Halls
Lloyd and Gibson halls are identical buildings that can accommodate nearly 150 people. Echoing the classic architecture of other campus buildings, these state-of-the-art, four-story halls are the College's newest residence halls. They feature kitchen and bedroom suites that provide a convenient, comfortable home-away-from-home. Suites are a combination of single- and double-occupancy bedrooms. Not all suites have kitchens, but each floor has lounge and community kitchen facilities. Lloyd and Gibson Halls are used primarily for adult and family groups.
Residence Hall Staff & Services
All residence hall bedrooms have an XL twin-size bed, a desk, dresser, and closet space for each occupant. Each building has snack food and drink vending machines for those late night munchies.
Each hall also has one Conference Assistant, a Corporate Sales and Events staff member (and Maryville College students), who is at your service during the duration of your stay.
Parking is free on campus; however, campus guests staying in the residence halls should park in designated residence hall parking areas, visitor or open parking areas. Parking in fire lanes or on the lawns or sidewalks is strictly prohibited.
Accessibility to residence halls, parking spaces and other campus facilities is a concern that we take seriously. Maryville College is committed to providing a pleasant experience for everyone. Individuals with special needs should contact Corporate Sales & Events at least 30 days before coming to campus so that they can be adequately accommodated. There are limited residence hall rooms that are wheelchair accessible and reserved handicap parking slots are clearly marked throughout campus.


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If you are 13 and your dad is headed for war you can sum up your feelings in one word.
"Sad," said eighth grader Daniel Bean, his voice trailing off.
Daniel and his 11-year-old brother Andrew sat down recently on the steps of their front deck just days before their dad set off on a year-long deployment to Afghanistan with the Tennessee National Guard 1-230th Air Cavalry Squadron.
"He is an awesome dad," said Andrew, who is in the fifth grade.
Even at their young ages, the two boys understand what it is like to send their dad off to war because they have lived through it before.
"I had some rough times," said Daniel. He explained how during their dad's last combat deployment a couple of years ago the family would use a computer to video chat in the evening so they could all sit "together" at dinner.
"I think we are at a 50-50 ratio right now for anniversaries and I've only been in 16 years," said Staff Sergeant Bean who has served three overseas tours. He is a full-time aircraft mechanic for the Tennessee Army National Guard. He may be headed to join the fight in America's longest war, but he told 10News his wife Rachal will have the tougher job while he is away.
"Yes, I think she will. She will definitely have the more difficult job," said SSG Bean.
For her part, Rachal told 10News she knew what she was getting into when she married her military husband. She said she will lean on her church for support and on her family. Some days she said it is important to call in the grandparents so the boys can get a break from their mom.
"I'm sure there will be days that they hate me with a passion. A lot of times it is the parent that is left behind that gets the brunt of the emotional roller coaster you go through," said Rachal Bean.


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Nina Ricci Resort 2014: It's All About the Escape
Peter Copping's collection for Nina Ricci goes straight to the heart of Resort dressing: the idea of avoiding the mid-Winter doldrums with a glamorously sunny escape. Perhaps most noticeable — and exciting — from his collection were the diverse array of printed silk dresses, whose soft draping meeting strong colors and bold patterns provide the perfect antidote to dreary Winter days.
The dresses set the tone for a playful, feminine, and sophisticated collection of garments whose largely unstructured silhouettes emphasized ease above all else. White lace dresses, chicly draped tops, and sumptuous ruffled blouses were paired with silky skirts and unstructured outerwear. Even pieces in tweed — a decidedly more structured fabric — were rendered in brilliant color and lively silhouettes that showed this collection is about having fun. Everything down to the evening wear — a meticulous study of drapery — was presented without pretense while retaining every bit of polish. Get ready for the seasonal escape of a lifetime.


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Still no luck... Any Ideas? Im gonna try with XioPan and BT5r3 later on VMWare Workstation and see if its just an issues with my BT install.
I just got an Alfa Awus 036NHR and fresh installed BT5R3 and am having some problems with it. Ive read that its supposed to "work out of the box" on the current revision, but I am having issues with injection and Reaver. It says Chipset: unknown, Driver: Rtl8192cu. It passes the injection test, but doesnt seem to actually work in practice.. Like when Im using injection in Gerix or Aireplay I dont get any more IVs than just sitting on the connection... the stock Broadcom card in the ltop even gets 300+/sec. When using Reaver I get a constant loop of "-Sending EAPOL START request, -WARNING Receive timeout occurred." Im dying to get it working with injection and reaver... Imgonna go stay at my GF's place for the next few days, and she has no internet so if I could get this fixed tonight that would be amazing.
Do I still need to use compat wireless or some of the instructions from this thread? http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ghlight=036nhr , or is it supposed to "work out of the box"? Could it have something to do with interference from the broadcom card? something else? All help would be greatly appreciated..
Im not afraid of the console so I can test ideas if anybody has any or do diagnostics.
Still no luck... Any Ideas? Im gonna try with XioPan and BT5r3 later on VMWare Workstation and see if its just an issues with my BT install.
TL;DR - I Think you may not be authenticating with the AP before trying to replay packets to up the IVs, if you're positive you are, don't even bother reading this lol...
I don't own your card but I own a similar one and have a decent amount of experience Pen Testing Wireless systems. Forgive me if this sounds condescending or anything... I don't know anything specific about your card or its drivers in particular, but I'm simply going to give some trouble-shooting advice as to what you may possibly be doing wrong with respect to your inability to generate new IV's... (since your wireless NIC passed the injection test, it should be fine... my Alfa Awus XXXXXXX was plug-in play... they're extremely Linux friendly.)
OK... anyways, you mentioned you're trying to generate IV's so I'm immediately going to assume you are trying to access a WEP encrypted wireless network. You dropped your card into monitor mode with airmon-ng, you are writing traffic to a file with airodump-ng, and you want to replay arp packets with aireplay-ng. The problem is that if you test this on your home router, it will work perfectly fine, and then as soon as you go to test it in the field/in the lab, everything falls apart. This is because you need to do one of two things:
Either 1) Spoof the MAC address of a legitimate client (one whose DHCP lease is still valid... usually good for a few days, sometimes less, sometimes infinity...)
Or 2) Use aireplay-ng to do a fakeauth with the AP so it thinks you're a client on the router and actually listens to you
The router, by default, ignores packets from anyone it "doesn't know"... meaning someone that hasn't tried to authenticate (successfully?... idk if there is any trickery in the aireplay-ng --fakeauth command or not) with the router within the past few days (or Ever... depending on DHCP lease time) will be ignored. So you can either "authenicate" yourself with the router using a command similar to:
and Then do your:Code:sudo aireplay-ng --fakeauth 5 -a <AP_bssid> <interface>
(-x is totally optional, just figure'd I'd mention it... unless you're trying to be quite (in which case you should just go All passive sniffing), there's no reason not to crank that number up)Code:aireplay-ng --arpreplay -b <AP_bssid> <interface> -x <#of packets per second... default is 500-750... toss to 1000 for better results, if you don't mind bogging their network for 5 min>
OR, the other way is to spoof the MAC address of a currently connected client (or recently connected such that they're still authenticated) obtained by looking for clients connected to stations in airodump-ng at the bottom (particularly the station you're interested in), and just pass aireplay-ng a "source MAC" address, which I believe is the "-h" or "-c" option (-h is source... but I believe -c is for client at some point for something...). From a Pen Testing standpoint this is the clear choice simply because when an IT admin or simply a home user looks back at any logs they might have kept regarding traffic on their network, they'll see the insane spike in traffic, but it will all appear to be coming from their own machine... no sign of an outside intruder is ever present (other than the conclusions such a spike might lead a knowledgeable person to demise). So, to use aireplay-ng to spoof a client's MAC address in your replay attack, your command might look something like:
The reason this works at home and then not somewhere else is because your router most likely already had your computer in its list of "authenticated" devices and so you were able to skip the MAC spoofing and/or --fakeauth'ing part without any issues. Also, make sure the network you are Pen Testing has a legitimate client connected to it generating some traffic... otherwise it's impossible to do any arpreplaying if there are only beacons coming from the router and nothing to work with. Lastly, once you see a client associated with the AP and are capturing packets with airodump-ng, look into aireplay-ng's --deauth function. I'm not going to sit around and act like I know what's really going on with Everything in the WiFi process... but in My Experience, DOSing a client off the network for 5-10 minutes would usually help result in an arp packet being captured (and therefore replayed) in aireplay-ng upon letting the client reestablish connectivity... maybe that packet is associated with initial connection or re-syncing of sorts... or maybe it was just coincidence... either way this is the technique to capture WPA/WPA2 handshakes so it's definitely worth looking into. Hope this helped, or at least gave you inspiration to keep trying knowing that someone somewhat cares!!! (Made this account just now to post this... this situation was my biggest "WTF AM I DOING WRONG AHHHHH!!!" *pull hair out* moment in all of my wireless pen testing days hahaha.Code:sudo aireplay-ng --arpreplay -b <AP_bssid> -h <connected_client_MACaddress> -x <900> <interface>
If you knew All of this and your problem is actually one with your drivers, I am truly sorry I just wasted 5 minutes of your time and 30 minutes of mine lol... Good Luck!!
Oh and just for the record, I've done all my work on Ubuntu, not BT... but for the most part Linux is Linux *shrug* (apparently except drivers though, heh... =p ).


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To install software just: apt-get install (name of software)
for example:
Code:root@backtrack4:~# apt-cache search pdf reader wv - Programs for accessing Microsoft Word documents pandoc-doc - general markup converter libghc6-pandoc-dev - general markup converter pandoc - general markup converter xpdf-reader - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite -- viewer for X11 xpdf - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite xpdf-utils - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite -- utilities libinventor0 - Open Inventor runtime environment c++-annotations-pdf - Extensive tutorial and documentation about C++ c++-annotations - Extensive tutorial and documentation about C++ xpdf-korean - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite -- Korean language support xpdf-japanese - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite -- Japanese language support xpdf-chinese-traditional - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite -- traditional Chinese language support xpdf-chinese-simplified - Portable Document Format (PDF) suite -- simplified Chinese language support root@backtrack4:~# apt-get install wv Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required: libosp5 w3c-dtd-xhtml portmap Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. The following extra packages will be installed: libwv-1.2-3 Suggested packages: tetex-extra The following NEW packages will be installed: libwv-1.2-3 wv 0 upgraded, 2 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 231kB of archives. After this operation, 2544kB of additional disk space will be used. Do you want to continue [Y/n]? y Get:1 http://archive.offensive-security.com pwnsauce/main libwv-1.2-3 1.2.4-2 [142kB] Get:2 http://archive.offensive-security.com pwnsauce/main wv 1.2.4-2 [88.6kB] Fetched 231kB in 1s (216kB/s) Selecting previously deselected package libwv-1.2-3. (Reading database ... 208078 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking libwv-1.2-3 (from .../libwv-1.2-3_1.2.4-2_i386.deb) ... Selecting previously deselected package wv. Unpacking wv (from .../archives/wv_1.2.4-2_i386.deb) ... Processing triggers for man-db ... Setting up libwv-1.2-3 (1.2.4-2) ... Setting up wv (1.2.4-2) ... Processing triggers for libc6 ... ldconfig deferred processing now taking place