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Tornados complete sweep on Senior DayApril 1, 2010
Brevard tops visiting Mars Hill, 9-0
Brevard, N.C. - All four of Coach Paul Thomson's seniors recorded wins on Senior Day as Brevard swept the visiting Mars Hill Lions on Thursday afternoon at the BC Tennis Complex.
With the win, Brevard improves to 11-3, 4-1 in the South Atlantic Conference, while Mars Hill falls to 2-10, 1-4 in conference play.
Kim Dixon and Lindsay Shaeffer opened up doubles play with a victory on court No. 1, while Kayley Duval and Lindsay Hostetter teamed up for the win on court No. 2. Elise Labus and Jennifer Nyman completed the doubles sweep with their victory over Miranda Reasoner and Jordan Dockery.
Claire Dillman, Merek Slagle and Sara Douglas all added victories in singles play as the Tornados completed the sweep over the visiting Lions.
The Tornados are back in action on Thursday, April 8th, as Brevard travels to Jefferson City, Tenn. to take on Carson-Newman with first serve coming at 2:30 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Lindsay Shaeffer (BCW) def. Erika Pinate (MHCW) 6-3, 4-6, 1-0 (10-8)
2. Claire Dillman (BCW) def. Patricia La Rovere (MHCW) 6-1, 6-0
3. Kayley Duval (BCW) def. Ona Jane (MHCW) 6-3, 7-6 (8-6)
4. Sara Douglas (BCW) def. Paola Aybar Jimenez (MHCW) 6-2, 6-3
5. Kim Dixon (BCW) def. Jordan Dockery (MHCW) 6-0, 6-2
6. Merek Slagle (BCW) def. Miranda Reasoner (MHCW) 6-0, 6-0
Doubles competition
1. Kim Dixon/Lindsay Shaeffer (BCW) def. Erika Pinate/Ona Jane (MHCW) 8-5
2. Kayley Duval/Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) def. Paola Aybar Jimenez/Patricia La Rovere (MHCW) 8-1
3. Elise Labus/Jennifer Nyman (BCW) def. Miranda Reasoner/Jordan Dockery (MHCW) 8-1


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More coverage: Complete national signing day coverage
USC's recruiting class will likely end up with more five-star players than any team in the country by the end of today, but that did little to calm Trojans fans Tuesday stung by three decommitments.
Five-star cornerback Jalen Ramsey switched from USC to Florida State, defensive end Jason Hatcher spurned the Trojans for Kentucky, and it appeared that defensive end Torrodney Prevot would sign with Texas A&M.
"There has been a lot of shakeups and pretty much the worst-case scenario with the guys who decommited," said Adam Gorney, West Coast recruiting analyst for Rivals.com.
"There were three guys who could have stayed with USC and left."
A fourth loss occurred Tuesday when defensive end Kylie Fitts of Redlands committed to UCLA. Fitts was supposed to enroll at USC in January but when the Trojans took safety Leon McQuay instead, it could not offer Fitts an early scholarship.
Although there is no single reason for the decommitments, the fallout from the Trojans' 7-6 season appears to be a culprit. Not only was the season subpar, it also hurt that coach Lane Kiffin's status a year from now is uncertain.
"A lot of people have talked about how the season did not go well and if next year did not go well, Lane Kiffin could be on the chopping block," Gorney said.
The mystery today is whether offensive lineman Nico Falah of St. John Bosco in Bellflower will honor his commitment or sign with Washington. The other big decision is whether five-star defensive tackle Eddie Vanderdoes, who decommited from USC in December, will sign with UCLA, Notre Dame or Alabama - or give the Trojans another chance.
"Falah has not decommited yet," Gorney said. "Washington is offering early playing time and that has convinced him they are a factor."
USC scrambled Tuesday following the decommitments and offered cornerback Jermaine Kelly of Salesian, who is expected to sign with Washington. The Trojans also contacted safety Priest Willis, who is committed to UCLA.
Willis will not sign a letter-of-intent today because his parents are out of town. He is also considering LSU. If Willis does not go to USC, Gorney said another UCLA commit, safety Tahaan Goodman, might wait and sign with USC.
"I would say they are concerned about getting more guys," Gorney said.
The Trojans' recruiting class is currently ranked No. 10 by Rivals. Even with the late defections, Gorney said the class is special in terms of quality.
"USC lost three five-stars (Ramsey, safety Max Redfield, Vanderdoes), which is as many as any other team has in the country," Gorney said.
"But it still has five five-star players, which is more than any team."
Many of the top players, such as safeties Su'a Cravens and McQuay, defensive tackle Kenny Bigelow and quarterback Max Browne, are already enrolled and attending classes at USC.

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GREENEVILLE, Tenn.- Sophomore Katie Williams and freshman Chelsea Turner registered double figures while the Brevard College women's basketball rallied from a nine-point deficit late in the second half to pick up its first win, 63-55, at Tusculum in a South Atlantic Conference bout in Greeneville, Tenn. Tuesday evening.
The Tornados (1-3, 1-2 SAC) defeated Tusculum for the second consecutive time and scored a season-high 63 points to go with a season-best 46 rebounds. The Pioneers (0-4, 0-3 SAC) remain winless despite hitting nine more field goals than BC in the second half (16-7).
"This win is huge for our program by beating Tusculum on the road for the first time, saying this is my sixth year, it's even sweeter," said head coach Shannon Reid. "Our team really came together and everyone in the locker room stepped up. This one is special."
Both teams struggled early in the game while the teams combined for 20 points in the first 10:33.
However, the Tornado offense came to life and ripped off a 13-2 run to take a 23-12 lead. Senior Chezney McJunkin hit a pair of three-pointers while Taylor Hiatt scored three of her nine points during the spurt.
BC would stretch its lead out to as much as 13 in the first half thanks to a pair of free-throws by Williams while the Tornados would take a 10 point lead into the break. It marked the largest lead of the season for the Tornados.
The Tornados held TC to 16.1% from the field and didn't allow it to make a single three-pointer (0-for-8).
The Pioneers charged out of the gate in the second half with suffocating defense and producing a 14-6 run to reclaim the lead, 35-34, at the 12:24 mark.
Williams connected on four free-throws to end the run and to create one of six ties in the second half.
The Pioneers went a 12-2 run to take their largest lead of the night at nine (51-42) while BC turned the ball over three times in the stretch.
BC's Hadara Bannister knocked down a pair of free-throws and would corral a rebound the other end before Williams knocked down a jumper and hit the free-throw to complete the three-point play.
Hiatt struck again with a three-pointer at the 4:19 mark to pull BC within one. Williams followed up with a three of her own before freshman Turner hit a pair from the charity stripe to give BC a four-point lead (55-51).
A Jennifer Martin layup and another three-pointer from Turner put it out of reach in the waning minutes.
"We got some big plays from Chelsea Turner," said Reid. "Also, I can't express how big Jennifer Martin was tonight for us."
Williams led both teams with 16 points, including 8-of-9 from the line, and has produced double figures in consecutive games.
"As many free throws that I've taken in my life, I knew I was going to make them," said Williams. "Coming out of this game, we've realized where our strong points are. I thought our defense really stepped up tonight."
Hiatt led the Tornados with eight rebounds while Turner produced a solid outing with 11 points, seven boards and four assists. Madison Lenox grabbed a crucial rebound in the final minute and had seven points on the evening.
Blakeley Burleson and Nequoiah Anderson paced the Pioneers offensively with 10 points each while Kristen McMillion swiped 13 rebounds.
BC went 8-for-23 from three-point range and held TC to one made three-pointer (1-for-14). The Tornados committed 19 turnovers while forcing 17.
The Tornados will enjoy Thanksgiving before returning to action on Saturday when they host Pfeiffer at 2 p.m. at Boshamer Gymnasium in Brevard, N.C.
Brevard vs Tusculum
11/26/13 6:00 pm at Greeneville, Tenn.
At Greeneville, Tenn.
Katie Williams 3-15 8-9 16; Chelsea Turner 3-14 2-2 11; Taylor Hiatt 3-9 2-4
9; Hadara Bannister 2-8 4-9 8; Madison Lenox 2-3 3-4 7; Chezney McJunkin 2-3
0-0 6; Jennifer Martin 2-2 0-0 4; Lynsey Crisp 0-4 2-2 2. Totals 17-58 21-30
Anderson, Nequoiah 3-13 3-4 10; Burleson, Blakeley 4-13 2-2 10; Whitener,
Shynese 3-9 3-3 9; McMillion, Kristen 4-9 1-1 9; Mitchell, Brianna 3-11 2-2
8; Hairston, Jessica 2-6 0-0 4; Cutshaw, Maelyn 1-6 1-2 3; Coberly, Elise
1-4 0-0 2. Totals 21-71 12-14 55.
Brevard....................... 28 35 - 63
Tusculum...................... 18 37 - 55
3-point goals--Brevard 8-23 (Chelsea Turner 3-12; Katie Williams 2-5;
Chezney McJunkin 2-3; Taylor Hiatt 1-2; Lynsey Crisp 0-1), Tusculum 1-14
(Anderson, Nequoiah 1-4; Burleson, Blakeley 0-2; Whitener, Shynese 0-1;
Mitchell, Brianna 0-1; Hairston, Jessica 0-1; Cutshaw, Maelyn 0-2; Coberly,
Elise 0-3). Fouled out--Brevard-None, Tusculum-Anderson, Nequoiah.
Rebounds--Brevard 46 (Taylor Hiatt 8), Tusculum 50 (McMillion, Kristen 13).
Assists--Brevard 11 (Hadara Bannister 4; Chelsea Turner 4), Tusculum 11
(Whitener, Shynese 4). Total fouls--Brevard 12, Tusculum 25. Technical
fouls--Brevard-None, Tusculum-Whitener, Shynese. A-119


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FRITZ!Box 6490 Cable Service - Knowledge Base
AVM Content
Selecting a different outgoing number when making a call
Telephones connected to the FRITZ!Box automatically use a certain number to make calls, depending on the setting. However, when you make a call, you can override this setting and select a different number to use for the call. The telephone's number settings and dialing rules are then suspended for this call.
1 Configuring a telephone to use the keypad function
The following steps are only necessary if the telephone is connected to the "FON S0" port or you are using a cordless telephone that 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 #".
2 Using a keypad sequence to select the outgoing number
- Click "Telephony" in the FRITZ!Box user interface.
- Click "Telephone Numbers" in the "Telephony" menu.
- Check which keypad sequence is given in the "Preselection" column for the telephone number you would like to use to make the call.
- Dial the keypad sequence before entering the number you would like to call.
To call the number 1234 using the second Internet telephone number, dial *122#1234.


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Lost in translation
[Note: This item also appears in the Lindependence 2008: Felton Diary blog.]
I got into journalism for a reason: My math skills are not exactly stellar.
In my last blog item — and picked up in a blog item written by Katherine Noyes of Linux Insider — I said that in October, 100 towns in Italy were going to do a Lindependence-type project. Actually, according to the Linux Day 2008 site (reading Italian helps here, but not necessary), I was off by . . . um . . . 79 towns. They're actually up to 21, so far.
In my defense, the 100 number came from a conversation with a Fedora ambassador from Europe, and possibly something was lost in translation. Naturally, I should have checked it out before going public with it, but I found the fellow from whom I got this information trustworthy. But still, the fault is mine for misleading you all, and I apologize.
Regardless: even though it's not in triple digits, 21 is still a pretty good number of towns in Italy taking the plunge, and we're behind them.
Meanwhile, back in Felton, Felton LUG is starting to get going, establishing the first Saturday of the month as the regular meeting date and finding a regular meeting place (the fire station). The seeds that have been sown here are being cultivated and we expect them to bear fruit. If you're in Felton and are interested in attending/participating/contributing, drop me an e-mail at lcafiero-at-fixedbylinux-dot-com.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs HeliOS Solutions West in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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SanDisk has announced that its Cruzer Enterprise secure USB flash drives are now enhanced to meet the unique requirements of US government employees.
The Cruzer Enterprise design was tested and certified under Military Standard 810-F environmental standards in addition to being suitable for use by the visually-impaired under Section 508 requirements, SanDisk said.
SanDisk's Cruzer Enterprise drives feature cryptographic modules and encryption algorithms, durable waterproof design, and are fully compliant with Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements for purposes of US government procurements, the company said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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This is some info I found on another forum about Clomid and the days it's taken. From what I have read the Clomid has been the most effective taken on earlier in the cycle,according to a suggested study.
Is it true?
"Clomid is available in 50-mg tablets that are taken on days 5-9 of your cycle or, less typically, on days 4-8 or 3-7. There is some preliminary research that indicates that an earlier start date may result in more pregnancies, but most gynecologists continue to prescribe it for days 5-9. One recent study actually tried prescribing Clomid on cycle days 1-5. While none of the participants in their day 5-9 groups resulted in pregnancy, 24 percent of the women who took Clomid on days 1-5 were able to conceive."
Which days were the most effective for you? Sorry I left out 2-6,but not on purpose! Just leave your comment below if poll don't apply to you!
The above quoted text were pulled from here.
If you have not voted on the Poll feel free to do so.


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Bats look to get hot in California League
Speed, power, contact will combine at plate in Golden State
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | April 4, 2012 10:07 AM ET
Here is a breakdown by position of the some of the key California League players to watch this upcoming season.
Catcher: Andrew Susac, San Jose Giants
The Giants' 2011 second-round pick will have much to prove in his first professional season, as the team's No. 15 prospect finds himself in an organization ripe with catching prospects. (Tommy Joseph and Hector Sanchez rank ahead of Susac at Nos. 5 and 13 respectively.) Susac showed some power in the summer of 2010 in the wooden-bat Cape Cod Baseball League, batting .290 with six doubles, five home runs, 15 RBI and 13 walks in 29 games, before missing all of 2011 with a broken wrist.
Honorable Mention: Jack Marder, High Desert Mavericks
Marder, a former University of Oregon Duck, could challenge Susac, a former Oregon State University Beaver, for the title of best California League catcher. He already proved he can hit Class A Advanced ball after batting .324 over 18 games for High Desert a year ago.
First Baseman: C.J. Cron, Inland Empire 66ers
The No. 4 Angels prospect played extremely well in his pro debut for Rookie-ball Orem last season, hitting .304 with 13 home runs and 41 RBI in just 34 games. A knee injury forced the 16th overall pick of last year's Draft out of the lineup prematurely last August, but he looks to be healthy enough to start at first in 2012. He told MiLB.com in February that, although he hasn't played the first base bag since college, "I'm very capable of playing the position. I'll get the chance to play a full year at first base now, and I'm definitely looking forward to it."
Second Baseman: Cory Spangenberg, Lake Elsinore Storm
The 10th overall pick in last June's draft signed early and reaped the rewards early. He hit .384 in 25 games for Class A Short Season Eugene before earning a call-up to Class A Fort Wayne, where he cooled off a bit, hitting .286 over 47 games. He was rated as having the best strike-zone discipline in the Padres system and was ranked as the No. 81 prospect in baseball by MLB.com entering the 2012 season. Throw in his 25 steals a year ago, and Spangenberg should be dangerous for the California League defending champions this season.
Third Baseman: Adam Duvall, San Jose Giants
The former University of Louisville star made great strides in his second professional season last year, particularly in the department of plate discipline. His on-base percentage jumped from .318 in 2010 to .385 for Class A Augusta in 2011. Duvall displayed some power too, ranking in the top five of the South Atlantic League in home runs (22, fifth), RBIs (87, third), slugging percentage (.527, third) and OPS (.912, third). In a hitter-friendly league like California, those already stellar numbers have a chance to get even better for San Jose this season.
Shortstop: Billy Hamilton, Bakersfield Blaze
Look at Hamilton's 2011 stat line from Class A Dayton, and one thing immediately jumps out: his 103 stolen bases. He told MiLB.com, "My main goal was to double what I had [in 2010]. I had 48, so I knew I needed 90-something. When I saw I was getting close to 100, I was like, 'Man, I'm so close.'" That triple-digit number and the rest of his skill set helped place him at No. 34 overall on MLB.com's list of prospects and second in the Reds organization behind catcher Devin Mesoraco. His wheels are obviously fine, but the switch-hitter will be looking to improve his .340 OBP in Bakersfield. If he can do that, he should be the league's best leadoff hitter.
Honorable mention: Chris Owings, Visalia Rawhide
No one doubts that Owings could one day be a starting shortstop in the Majors, but that day may be slightly farther off than originally expected. The No. 4 D-backs prospect hit just .246 for Visalia in 2011, but a return to California could bring increased comfort and results for the 20-year-old.
Rymer Liriano, Lake Elsinore Storm
Baseball's No. 60 prospect has made two separate trips to the California League with subpar results, but 2012 should be the year he is finally able to break through in Class A Advanced ball. He performed well in all aspects of the game for Class A Fort Wayne last season (.310 average, .882 OPS, 65 stolen bases), and if he can finally put those tools together this year for Lake Elsinore, the Dominican right fielder may be the best all-around player in the California League.
George Springer, Lancaster JetHawks
The older Springer has less experience at the pro level than Liriano, but his skill set is more or less the same. The 11th overall pick of the 2011 draft and former University of Connecticut outfielder can hit for power, steal more than just the occasional base and roam the outfield with ease. He is prone to the strikeout at times -- he struck out once every 3.47 at-bats with UConn in 2010 -- but that became less of an issue last season. He'll most likely start out in center, although his game projects as a right fielder at the higher levels.
Domingo Santana, Lancaster JetHawks
Perhaps a change of scenery was all that the lanky right fielder needed last season. After being traded from the Phillies organization to the Astros as part of the Hunter Pence deal, Santana's numbers greatly improved even though he remained in the Class A South Atlantic League. In 17 games for Lexington following the deal, he hit .382 with five home runs and 21 RBIs. That's two fewer homers and 11 fewer RBIs than he had in 96 games for Lakewood. The JetHawks will hope that the post-trade magic continues for Santana this season.
Right-handed pitcher: Zach Lee, Rancho Cucamonga Quakes
The 6-foot-4 hurler could be throwing footballs this spring as the quarterback for Louisiana State University instead of pitching baseballs for Rancho Cucamonga. But the 28th overall pick in the 2010 draft chose to sign with the Dodgers two years ago, and the move has resulted in the righty being named the organization's top prospect entering 2012. Lee features a fastball that can touch the upper 90s along with a curveball, slider and changeup that all keep opposing batters off-balance. After posting a 9-6 record with a 3.47 ERA for Class A Great Lakes in 2011, it'll be interesting to see how he handles the hitters in California.
Honorable mention: A.J. Cole, Stockton Ports
The A's acquired baseball's No. 88 prospect in the offseason as part of the Gio Gonzalez trade with the Nationals, and as a result, the 6-foot-4 fireballer could bring some serious heat to California this season. His fastball touches the mid-90s with a breaking ball and changeup to boot. His starts should become big-time events in Stockton.
Left-handed pitcher: Chris Reed, Rancho Cucamonga Quakes
Joining Lee in the Quakes rotation will be Reed, the closer-turned-starter out of Stanford. The No. 5 Dodgers prospect was drafted 16th in the 2011 draft, and the organization immediately made Reed a starter. He only pitched three times as a professional starter last season, so he may still be in a transition period. But if he can maintain control of his plus fastball along with his steady changeup and slider, then he should be able to make said transition an easy one.
Honorable mention: Tyler Matzek, Modesto Nuts
The year 2012 could be one of redemptions for the No. 6 Rockies prospect. He struggled mightily with a 9.82 ERA in 10 starts for Modesto last season before taking some time off to work out the kinks with his personal pitching coach. The skills and the potential are there for Matzek, but whether the results come with it this season remains to be seen.
Sam Dykstra is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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IT TOOK precisely one minute and 45 seconds for Lance Armstrong to renounce lies he maintained belligerently for decades. Unemotional, not especially contrite, but guilty as charged - he doped throughout his seven Tour de France victories, he lied, he bullied. He is a now a self-confessed fraud.
Finally the man who believed he could deceive everyone has admitted the sad facts himself. Not that he wanted to. In a 90-minute interview with Oprah Winfrey, the world's most famous talkshow host, the American once extolled as one of the best athletes on the planet made it patently clear he would not have confessed to anything if he had not been caught.
In Part One of a highly stage-managed, and no doubt heavily strategised, coming out, Armstrong was confronted with the bluntest questions first. Ensuring there was no room for grey on matters that had never been entirely black and white, he was instructed to give yes or no answers.
Did he ever take banned substances to enhance his cycling performance? Yes.
Was one of those banned substances EPO? Yes.
Did he ever blood dope or use blood transfusions to enhance his cycling performance? Yes.
Did he ever use other banned substances such as testosterone or cortisone or human growth hormone? Yes.
Did he use banned substances and blood dope during his seven Tour de France victories? Yes.
Was it humanly possible to win the Tour de France in seven consecutive years without using banned drugs?
Armstrong broke the one-word answer rule on this question, but his response might as well have been no.
''Not in my opinion,'' he said.
Then came the extrapolation and reflection - much of it disturbingly deluded - on a litany of sins he committed not only against sport but against everyday people.
''I view this situation as one big lie that I repeated a lot of times,'' he said.
''This story was so perfect for so long. And I mean that as I try to take myself out of this situation and look at it: you overcome the disease [cancer], you win the Tour de France seven times, you have a happy marriage, you have children. I mean it's just this mythic, perfect story and it wasn't true.''
Greying but still rudely fit, the 41-year-
old spoke of a tough upbringing and, later, a feeling of needing to live up to the image of the impossible king.
While not pushed on the detail of how his cheating began, he gave the impression he started by dabbling in cortisone before indulging in a full-blown doping program in what he termed ''the EPO generation'' of the mid-'90s. He won the seven Tour titles he has now been stripped of between 1999 and 2005.
Several times he said he was ''not a fan'' of cycling's besieged world governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale, but one crucial point he tabled was that he had not donated to the organisation as part of a deal to cover up a positive drugs test. The UCI remains in turmoil regardless.
Armstrong said he doped because he could get away with it. ''I didn't invent the culture but I didn't try to stop the culture. That's my mistake. That's what I have to be sorry for and the sport is now paying the price because of that. I am sorry for that, but I didn't have access to anything else that nobody else did.''
The picture he painted contradicted the finding of USADA boss Travis Tygart, who described Armstrong as a ringleader of what he termed ''the most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping program that sport has ever seen''.
Armstrong insisted his doping program was ''very conservative, very risk-averse'', and that while he used EPO it was ''not a lot''. He said he almost felt justified using testosterone after having a testicle removed following his cancer diagnosis in 1996.
He did not implicate other riders, doctors or team bosses. Fascinatingly, the only terrain he flagged as a no-go-zone was the matter of Betsy Andreu - the wife of one of his former teammates - who went public years ago with claims she heard Armstrong confess to using performance-enhancing drugs when he was in hospital for cancer treatment.
After the Winfrey interview, a furious Andreu took her turn to hit the American airwaves.
''He could have come clean, he owed it to me, he owed it to the sport that he destroyed,'' she told CNN.


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Crackin session tonight girls. Should have came ! Ah well see yaz all on wednesday.
Orite lads, as this thread is over a year old just wondering which info is still valid etc for learning a bit of jj ,do a bit of no gi when i can but its hard to get anywhere when ya work 2-10 every week day i tell ya, proper unsociable hours! So anyone got a quick rundown of whos doing what in the ts area mma/bjj? anyone doin owt on morns or early afternoons? prob not much call for it like as most are at work?, anyway any info appreciated lads. cheers.
Greetings, Are there any clubs around Boro/ Stockton for kids to train mma or bjj or wrestling.
Stockton wrestling club mate ( splash ) and I'm not 100% sure but I think Chris Crossan runs kids bjj classes in Stockton as well.
Ignore that post above it's a bot that posts random shite.
hey guys first post...I'm wanting to start Ju-Jitsu, I live in ormesby and heard there is a club on the bank any chance someone could send me some details
The best places to learn
Cliff Pollard runs classes at hall close on the bank. Not too sure what days and times though. Sure somebody on here will be able to help.


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Your Right to Know
The Clery Act
In the early morning of April 5, 1986, Jeanne Clery, a 19-year-old freshman at Lehigh University was beaten, raped, and murdered in her dormitory room. Her killer was a Lehigh student unknown to her....and a drug and alcohol abuser. He entered the building by proceeding, unopposed, through three propped-open doors, and made it to her room, even though such a disaster was preventable had the doors each been locked.
The aftermath of this crime became a learning experience for her parents that changed their lives. They began efforts to enact laws requiring colleges and universities nationwide to make available complete information about violent campus crimes, drug and alcohol offenses and to provide information about current security procedures.
In 1990, President George Bush signed the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990, which has become the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.
Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
Click here to view the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
Clery Act Summary
- Schools must publish an annual report disclosing campus security policies and three years' worth of selected crime statistics.
- Schools must make timely warnings to the campus community about crimes that pose an ongoing threat to students and employees.
- Each institution with a police or security department must have a public crime log.
- The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) centrally collects and disseminates the crime statistics.
- Campus sexual assault victims are assured of certain basic rights.
- Schools that fail to comply can be fined by the DOE.
To learn more go to the Clery Act web page at Clery Act
For information on Michigan Sex Offenders visit http://www.mipsor.state.mi.us/
FBI Definitions of Crime Categories
The following definitions are those outlined in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's National Incident-Based Reporting System, which colleges and universities are required to use in reporting crime statistics:
- Murder: The willful killing of one human being by another.
- Sex Offenses, Forcible: Any sexual act directed against another person, forcibly or against that person's will. Includes forcible rape, forcible sodomy, sexual assault with an object and forcible fondling.
- Robbery: The taking, or attempted taking, of anything of value from one person by another in which the offender uses force or the threat of violence.
- Aggravated Assault: An attack by one person upon another in which the offender uses or displays a weapon in a threatening manner or the victim suffers severe injury involving apparent broken bones, loss of teeth, possible internal injury, severe laceration, or loss of consciousness.
- Burglary: The unlawful entry into a building or other structure with the intent to commit a felony or a theft.
- Arson: Any willful or malicious burning or attempt to burn, with or without intent to defraud, a dwelling house, public building, motor vehicle or aircraft, personal property of another, etc.


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KISS bringing new set to U.S. for short tour
KISS' giant spider is making its U.S. debut. The band is returning to America for a short run of dates starting in Gilford, New Hampshire Wednesday, which will feature their new stage set.
Back in May bassist Gene Simmons told the KISS Fan Expo in Indianapolis the design is "beyond anything" the group has done before, and called it "the most amazing thing" he's ever seen. The rocker explained that the massive creature lays flat and rises up, and will "shoot fireballs out of its tentacles."
And that's not the only new feature to the show. Simmons also said their set features a 70-foot video screen backdrop, and that KISS will rise up and "levitate, and go 30 rows into the audience."
KISS debuted their new set in Stockholm on June 1st. The group followed their European run with a four-week trek through Canada that wrapped up over the weekend. KISS will close out their summer tour with their seven U.S. dates.
KISS U.S. Tour Dates
August 7 - Gilford, New Hampshire, at the Meadowbrook US Cellular Pavilion
August 9 - Verona, New York, at the Turning Stone Casino
August 10 - Uncasville, Connecticut, at the Mohegan Sun Arena
August 12 - Portsmouth, Virginia, at the nTelos Wireless Pavilion
August 13 - Simpsonville, South Carolina, at the Charter Amphitheatre
August 16 - Orlando, Florida, at the Amway Arena
August 18 - Hollywood, Florida, at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
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I spent the weekend at Shmoocon in Washington, DC and you would be impressed by the number of BT terminals I saw at the Hack Fortress competition .... it brought a tear to my eye. I didn't see any BT wanabe terminals at any of the hack competitions.
What really makes backtrack is how well it's maintained. Does blackbuntu run their own repositories? I know gnacktrack does not. Pentoo is the only other security based distro I tend to boot, but of course those guys have to run their own repo (or at least cannot piggyback on the backtrack repos). Biggest complaint with Pentoo? Not well maintained.
I spent the weekend at Shmoocon in Washington, DC and you would be impressed by the number of BT terminals I saw at the Hack Fortress competition .... it brought a tear to my eye. I didn't see any BT wanabe terminals at any of the hack competitions.
=] keep up the good work guys
Those slating other distros have got the wrong idea. The infosec community is about sharing information, resource and knowledge. I'm the lead dev of GnackTrack and have openly said that it uses the backtrack repos. I have never wanted GnackTrack to compete with backtrack, i just wanted gnome instead of kde and knew others wanted this as well so made it publicly available. Is this such a problem?
Yes gnacktrack uses the bt repos.... yes that might be cheeky at most, but it is nothing else.
It seems a shame that there is this feeling of competition; we have the same interests, the same goals and the same desires. This is when people should work together for the benefit of all, not against each other.
We all want a more stable testing platform, we all want the latest tools, we all want the ability to choose a front end, that's what gnacktrack offers; a choice.
If backtrack had at some point added gnome i would have never had the need to create gnacktrack. If gnacktrack and backtrack could merge somehow so that backtrack offered a gnome front end then great, problem solved and a benefit for all.
Thanks for pointing out my spelling errors macphail, I'll take that as helping improve the website rather than an insult to my knowingly bad written skills.
All in all i wish 2 years ago when i started building my own distro that the backtrack devs had let me join their team to create a gnome version of backtrack. Think where we would be today if it hadn't of been so hard to contribute!
Thanks all
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I agree with the people who support the other distros. Having more options is always better. One of the reasons we hate windows is...
I hear ya Phillips321, and at the end of the day like you say, your putting in freework and sharing with people and although I do not use Gnattrack (or care a less for Gnome for that matter) I think you should be applauded as MANY people want Backtrack with Gnome, also you openly admitted it`s based on backtrack, and paid the Dev`s Homage, well done. As for BackTrack, it is and always will be the most functional and best mantained free SEC distribution avaliable, Phillips321 has just gave you all choice, and theres no such thing as stealing something that`s free, as long as everyones that deserves to be is noted, (copying something in the beggining is paying homage, like Pure_hate says)! On another Note, to all the devs at backtrack you know I have mad respect for all of you, and what you have put together can be copied, but not replicated!!!!!!!!!!!
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Sometimes I try to fit a 16-character string into an 8byte space, on purpose.
I do not have any problem with any other security distros at all. Linux is a build your own kinda OS and every one should build their own at some point. That being said I do feel leeching off of the Backtrack repos is much worse than cheeky, if you are going to build a distro do it the whole way, instead you have basically just added a theme to backtrack. We still do all the work. I would also be willing to bet there are lots of tools that dont work, how do I know this? Because we have looked at gnome many times in the past. Also Philip never once contacted us to be on the dev team that I know off and furthermore just adding Gnome is not going to get you on the backtrack dev team. Anyway he can do whatever he wants as long as he doesn't try to promote it here.


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WATCH: Chuck Norris tops Van Damme's epic split
Chuck Norris took to the skies in an attempt to one-up Jean-Claude van Damme. The action hero did a split between two planes with a group of soliders balanced on his head. The soldiers then lit up like a Christmas tree.
Norris did have some help thanks to CGI, but it's still a cool video. Which split do you think is cooler, Chuck Norris, or Jean-Claude Van Damme. Just be sure to watch Chuck's old Mountain Dew commerical before you answer


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The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Feb. 12, Stephen Michael Baker, 23, Inglis, battery on law enforcement officer.
• Feb. 11, Tamara Cournoyer, 41, Cedar Key, DUI, battery on officer, R/WV.
• Feb. 14, Joe Nelson Davis Jr., 39, Cross City, out of county warrant.
• Feb. 11, James Anthony Elder, 60, Old Town, taking deer or turkey with gun and light, firing weapon from a vehicle, possession of weapon or ammo by a convicted felon. Bond $85,000.
Investigators are appealing once again to the residents of East Williston to come forward with information or a gun used in a shooting on Friday, Feb. 6, at about 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of County Road 318 and U.S. Highway 27A.
Arrested in the shooting is Robert Junior Rives, 37, who is charged with five counts of aggravated assault, two counts of shooting into an occupied vehicle and one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. His bond is $400,000. Rives is the brother of a victim in a still unsolved fatal shooting in 2014.
• Feb. 5, Michael Bergeron, 25, Inglis, FTA. Bond $1,000.
• Feb. 4, Stephanie Ann Carlisle, 21, Bronson, VOP.
• Feb. 6, Kenneth Elliott Craner, 49, Ocala, out of county warrant. Bond $11,000.
• Feb. 4, Jimmie Lee Donald, 55, Chiefland, FTA.
• Feb. 7, Deanna Marie Drew, 29, Chiefland, retail theft, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Bond $5,000.
The Levy and Dixie County Sheriff's Offices and U.S. Marshal's Regional Domestic Fugitive Task Force arrested an Old Town man on Thursday, Feb. 5, on a charge of lewd and lascivious battery of a person under 16.
Joseph Louis Moscato, 67, was arrested at his home on Northeast 673 St, after LCSO obtained the warrant.
Three accidents on Levy County roads this past weekend resulted in three deaths — including an 8-month-old baby. Nineteen others were sent to Shands Hospital and Shands Pediatrics in Gainesville and Ocala Regional Medical Center for treatment, according to reports from the Florida Highway Patrol and Levy County Department of Public Safety.
A Clermont man was transported to Shands Hospital in Gainesville in serious condition after his truck went off U.S. Highway 41 about 1 mile north of County Road 335 in the Raleigh community on Wednesday at 5:23 a.m., according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Yovanni Fernandez, 42, of Clermont, was driving his 2007 box truck northbound on U.S. 41 when the vehicle veered across the highway and onto the west shoulder striking a tree.
• Jan. 23, Frank M. Akins, 35, Bronson, hit and run leaving scene of accident involving damage to property. Bond $5,000.
• Jan. 23, Johnnie Russell Arnett, 31, Inglis, possession of a weapon or ammo by a convicted felon, dealing in stolen property. Bond $75,000.
• Jan. 19, Justin Henry Bailey, 21, Bronson, petit theft. Bond $1,500.
• Jan. 22, Corddarryl Devon Bell, 24, Gainesville, DWLSR. Bond $1,000.
Levy County Sheriff's K-9 Deputy Clint Anderson was on patrol in Bronson when he received information that Jermey Jamal Mayes, 24, was driving while his license was suspended.
After Anderson confirmed the license had been suspended in November 2014 for failure to pay traffic fines.
Anderson located Mayes on Court Street in Bronson and conducted a traffic stop on the 1993 Lincoln he was driving. During the stop Mayes confessed to having a firearm in the vehicle.
The Friends of Williston Trust will host a firearms training courses for seekers of a Concealed Firearms License Feb. 28 from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The course consists of four hours of classroom training and four hours of range experience. Instructors will be law enforcement and/or NRA certified trainers. The cost of the class is $70 per person. Class size will be held to a maximum of 16 students. Two signup sheets will be held at the police department and slots will be held on a first come / first served basis. Payment is required to hold your spot.
At about noon Jan. 4, the Levy County 9-1-1 Communications Center received a call reporting a motor vehicle accident involving a rollover with entrapment of the vehicle's driver on S.R.121, near County Line Road.
On scene, rescue personnel found a small car on its roof resting unstable on top of a power pole that was broken in half. Members worked together to quickly stabilize the vehicle and assess all occupants of the vehicle. Air support was requested.
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Amanda Bynes placed on 5150 hold by police
(TMZ) - Amanda Bynes is currently hospitalized on a 5150 hold after starting a small fire in the driveway of someone's home Monday night, TMZ has learned.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ the fire department responded to the home in Thousand Oaks, CA last night, and called the sheriff's department after finding Amanda standing in the driveway next to the campfire.
Sheriff's deputies questioned Amanda about what she was doing, and why she was doing it -- and based on her answers they determined she needed to be hospitalized on a 5150 hold.
A 5150 hold is an involuntary hospitalization for mental evaluation. She can only be held for 72 hours though.
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was gravely wounded, Associate Professor of Sociology and
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Chicago Opera Theater Announces THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER Events
Chicago Opera Theater (COT) offers more opportunities to look inside its operas through its new initiative, Viewpoints. These collaborations with Chicago cultural institutions will draw audiences even further into the passionate world of COT's 2013 Season, "Power of Love, Love of Power."
The first three Viewpoints will be held in anticipation of the February 23 opening of Philip Glass' The Fall of the House of Usher. Discover the dramatic power of Philip Glass' music, witness the frenzied decline of Edgar Allan Poe, and investigate the interaction of Glass' haunting score with Poe's original story.
Viewpoints Events
The Raven
February 10, 12 pm
At the Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N State St.
$6 for COT subscribers, $11 regular admission
Chicago Opera Theater invites Chicagoans to get to know two American artistic pioneers: Edgar Allan Poe - father of the macabre - and Philip Glass, the sound of 21st century American music. The 1915 silent film The Raven from director Charles Brabin (The Mask of Fu Manchu) highlights the trials and tribulations of Poe's tragically short life. The film's depiction of Poe's embittered life evokes sympathy for a man tragically undone by his demons.
The film will be underscored by a Philip Glass solo with live accompaniment by pianist Michelle Schumann. Additional appearances by COT artists will follow, with live excerpts from The Fall of the House of Usher.
Siskel Film Center: http://www.siskelfilmcenter.org/raven.
February 17, 12 pm
At Facets Multimedia, 1517 W Fullerton Ave.
$5 for COT Subscribers, $9 regular admission
Explore the 1982 cult favorite film with an award-winning score by Phillip Glass. The title is a Hopi word meaning "life out of balance." This non-narrative film is an apocalyptic vision of the collision of two different worlds: urban life and technology versus the environment. COT's General Director Andreas Mitisek and Facets' General Director Milos Stehlik introduce the film.
The audience's immersion into the film will be augmented by a discussion on the impacts of technology and civilization on the environment with Scott Manning Stevens, Director of the Newberry's D'Arcy McNickle Center for American Indian & Indigenous Studies, and University of Chicago Senior Lecturer in the Department of Cinema & Media Studies, Judy Hoffman.
Live music and a reception to follow.
Facets: http://www.facets.org/
Trailer to Koyaanisqatsi: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PirH8PADDgQ


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There is a $99 charge to be on the "VIP operator" waitlist. In return, these operators will be among the first to obtain the product at launch and receive a $250 credit towards any purchase. If VIP operators choose not to participate after the product is revealed, the company will provide a refund of 110% of the fee.
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Anybody going through his programs comes out a Beast...
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2010 Mock Draft Selections (picking for Rays)
Bryce Brentz
Brandon Workman
Kris Bryant
Matt Lipka
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Michigan still sucks.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
Hope you're right. But I've seen nothing from him yet that impresses me that he's a top talent. I've been more impressed with Bryan Smith. (could just make me a bad judge of talent)
He needs a better swing. He can get bigger/faster/stronger and it won't do much a the plate unless he starts using his body to swing instead of his arms.
Barwis was gold during the RichRod years at Michigan. (Nope.)
I hope that he has that power potential, much like Didi was said to have... scouting reports from the draft claimed that he had potential in that area, if i remember correctly. He's one of the guys that I feel could break out in any given year if he makes the right adjustments, and will burn out in AAA if he doesn't.
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"I do what I want to do and say what I want to say."
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Didn't LaMarre come out of college with a severe wrist injury that zapped his power? I thought he put up decent power numbers until he injured his wrist. Perhaps he picked up some bad habits that a good coach could correct?
"I can still throw it in the 70s. And I can throw it in the 80s if I don't want to comb my hair for a week." - Bob Feller at age 66 when asked how hard he could throw.
Ken Griffey, Sr. likes LaMarre.
BAKERSFIELD MANAGER and former Big Red Machinist Ken Griffey Sr. was watching former Dayton Dragons outfielder Ryan LaMarre take batting practice.
"With all the talk about Billy Hamilton and his steals, well, LaMarre stole 52 bases for me in 2011," said Griffey. "That kid can run. I told him the only way for him to learn was run on his own so I gave him the green light to run whenever he wanted.
"And he's the best center fielder I've ever had, can really go get 'em," said Griffey. "He reminds me, and I'm serious about this, of The Chief." The Chief is Cesar Geronimo, Gold Glove center fielder for The Big Red Machine."
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I would be stoked if Lamarre panned out with a Geronimo-type career.
The Chief was perceived by many Reds fans as an all-glove, no stick guy, but in reality he wasn't half-bad at the plate. He just paled in comparison to luminaries like Bench, Morgan, Rose, Perez, Foster, etc. Despite being the runt of the Big Red litter, Geronimo still managed a 93 OPS+ over a 15 year career. Average offense plus elite defense at an up-the-middle position equals a darn solid career.
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Tornados can't match Lakers, fall 6-1September 11, 2010
Brevard was outshot 30-8 in their loss to Clayton State
Morrow, Ga. - The Brevard College men's soccer team struggled to jump start their offense in their Saturday evening match with the Clayton State Lakers. BC dropped the match 6-1 but didn't trail until the 37th minute of play.
The Tornados kept things evened up at zero with the Lakers until a penalty kick was awarded to Clayton State. At 37:52, Leighton Fredericks broke the tie with the first scored of the game that left Brevard trailing 1-0. The match headed into the half with the Tornados facing a manageable deficit.
Johnathan Ray gave the Lakers a 2-0 lead when he put one past Brevard's keeper off of a cross from Kevin Rodriguez in the 54th minute. At 66:44, the Tornados faced a bigger deficit when Roger Boniface netted one to giving Clayton State a 3-0 edge. The Lakers went on to add three more goals giving them a 6-0 lead heading into the final five minutes of the match.
Anthony Cardenas (Hubert, N.C.) gave BC their only goal of the match in the 88th minute. Cardenas fired one from 40 yards out to beat the Lakers keeper. He was set up by Niclas Stolt (Kaarina, Finland), it was Stolt's first assist of the season.
Pauli Jussila (Valkeakoski, Finland) played all 90 minutes for Brevard in net. Clayton State took 30 shots at the freshman keeper, with 17 of them being on-target. The Tornados only managed to fire eight shots.
The BC men's soccer team is in action again on Tuesday afternoon when they play host to the Cobras of Virginia Intermont. Game time is set for 4 p.m.


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Unemployment rates fell throughout Southern California in March but job creation slowed from the previous month, state officials reported Friday.
Los Angeles County's unemployment rate edged down to 10.2 percent in March from 10.3 percent the previous month and 11.2 percent a year earlier, the state Employment Development Department reported.
The county added 23,700 jobs in March and 82,600 year-over year. Those numbers were welcome, but they came in below February's monthly gain of 39,000 jobs and the 89,400 that were added year-over-year last month.
The Inland Empire's unemployment rate took a deeper dive, falling to 10.5 percent in March compared with 10.9 in February and 12.4 percent a year ago.
The two-county region added 3,500 jobs over the month - more than the 2,900 that were added in February - and 23,500 over the past 12 months. That fell below February's annual gain of 27,500 jobs.
Christopher Thornberg, a founding partner with Beacon Economics in Los Angeles, said the latest numbers will likely be revised upward in the coming months.
"The direct unemployment numbers suggest that not only do we have good numbers, but that they are under-counting on the order of 80,000 jobs," he said. "That would probably be spread out over the last eight or nine months. "
Thornberg said California is looking proportionally better than the U.S. as a whole, which added just 88,000 jobs in March.
Stephen Levy, director and senior economist of the Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy in Palo Alto, agreed, saying California's job growth continued to outpace the nation's last month.
Over the past 12 months the state's job level has increased 2 percent versus 1.4 percent for the nation, he said, and job creation has finally picked up in Los Angeles County, which also had a 2 percent growth rate over the past 12 months.
"It's a very good report for California and a very good report for Los Angeles," Levy said. "It's been a long time since L.A. County alone outpaced the nation by that much."
Mara Klug, a regional vice president with Adecco USA Inc., said hiring has been picking up for her agency.
"We saw an uptick in March compared with February and we're up over the prior year," said Klug, whose agency offers temporary placement, temp-to-hire placement and direct-hire services. "The first part of April is looking even better. Most of the customers who have come to us with increases are hiring for new positions, so they're not just replacing people who have left. That's encouraging. "
Klug said Adecco has seen increased demand for jobs in sales, customer service and software development.
"I'm very optimistic for L.A. County, especially the San Fernando Valley and San Gabriel Valley," she said. "Coming out of the recession, businesses have been cautious the last couple of years about making long-term investments because there is still some uncertainty. But now they're feeling the crunch to get work done and they need to make sure they have enough people on staff to meet their demands. "
California's jobless rate dropped to 9.4 percent in March from 9.6 percent in February and 10.7 percent a year earlier, the EDD reported. The Golden State added just 25,500 jobs compared with last month's revised gain of 37,400. Still, the state has boosted its payrolls by 746,800 jobs since the recovery began in February 2010.
And most regions of California are adding jobs despite the government sequestration, the automatic spending cuts that have kicked in because of the budget battle, Levy said. He figures job growth will continue barring any major shock to the national economy.
Los Angeles County's biggest employment gains last month came in the information sector, with the creation of 9,900 jobs. Nearly all of those positions - 9,600 to be exact - came in the motion picture and sound recording industry.
Professional and business services added 6,500 jobs in March and other notable gains were seen in leisure and hospitality (5,100), government (4,200) and educational and health services (2,700).
Construction remained flat and trade, transportation and utilities posted a loss of 7,600 jobs. Other losing sectors included manufacturing (down 200), and retail trade (down 1,900).
Further east, the Inland Empire's strongest employment gains for March were in government, which added 1,500 jobs. Educational and health services added 1,100 positions and leisure and hospitality boosted its staffing with 1,000 new jobs.
The biggest decline was professional and business services, which shed 700 jobs.
Many Southland cities are still saddled with double-digit unemployment rates, including San Bernardino (14.2 percent), South El Monte (12.6 percent) and Bell (13.2 percent), among others.Staff writer Greg Wilcox contributed to this report.


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Jun 19 2012 -
Statement of Vice Chairman Brady
The Economic Impact of Ending or Reducing Funding for the American Community Survey and other Government Statistics
The Joint Economic Committee has a long history of interest in the accuracy, relevance, and timeliness of U.S. economic statistics. Washington relies upon these statistics to make policy decisions, and American job creators use these statistics to make employment and investment decisions.
I wish this hearing had been called to make a broad inquiry into the accuracy, relevance, and timeliness of all U.S. economic statistics instead of focusing narrowly on the American Community Survey. Since this Committee is unlikely to have another opportunity during this Congress to explore how to rectify deficiencies in U.S. economic statistics, the Republican Members of this Committee will not confine our inquiry to the American Community Survey. Instead, the witnesses invited by the Republican side of the aisle, Mr. Grant Aldonas and Dr. Keith Hall, will broadly explore how Congress and U.S. statistical agencies can work together to improve the quality of economic statistics for the benefit of the American people.
Frankly, this hearing is being held because the House of Representatives agreed to two amendments in the appropriations bill for fiscal year 2013 that covers the Census Bureau. One would prevent the Census Bureau from using funds to compel Americans to fill out the American Community Survey; the other would defund it altogether.
Compulsory participation in the American Community Survey is the number one objection that I hear over and over from my constituents. In my opinion, this objection swayed the majority of the House on these two amendments concerning the Census Bureau.
Recognizing the importance of the statistics generated by the American Community Survey to economic decision-making by both governmental and private entities, I believe that there is a way forward. As former Commissioner Hall will testify, participation in the monthly Current Population Survey that generates the unemployment rate and other employment statistics is voluntary. The Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau jointly design the Current Population Survey in such a way as to generate accurate statistics on a voluntary basis.
If the Census Bureau were to make participation in the American Community Survey voluntary rather than compulsory, most public opposition would disappear. The Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau can jointly use a voluntary survey to obtain the necessary data from the Current Population Survey to generate accurate employment statistics, so why can't the able statisticians at the Census Bureau design a voluntary survey for the American Community Survey that would generate accurate statistics?
Now, let me turn to other issues. I have long been concerned about the quality of our statistics measuring international trade and investment flows and the output of the services sectors. For example, we cannot accurately count the number of jobs created by exports of American goods and services. Moreover, we rely on outdated rules of origin that ignore global supply chains and attribute, for example, all of the value of an i-phone assembled in China as a Chinese export even though final assembly accounts for only 8% of an i-phone's total value. From his experience as both Under Secretary for International Trade at the Department of Commerce and Chief International Trade Counsel at the Senate Finance Committee, Mr. Aldonas will outline what steps Congress and the statistical agencies should take together to improve the quality of U.S. international trade and investment statistics.
Many statistical issues involve the price indices that are used to deflate gross service revenues into real services output. As a former Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Dr. Hall will offer his suggestions on how to improve not only the quality of labor statistics, but also the quality of price indices affecting the measurement of international trade and the real output of the services sector as well.
U.S. statistical agencies have a proud tradition of reporting economic data objectively regardless of the political ramifications for the incumbent administration. In the Green Jobs Act, however, the Democratic leadership in Congress inserted an ill-defined and ill-conceived mandate for the Bureau of Labor Statistics to count "green jobs."
This "green jobs" mandate, which is a thinly disguised attempt to create a metric to support a policy agenda, reeks of politics. Something is not quite right when, as I understand it, "green jobs" include EPA bureaucrats and attorneys that are suing to block the construction of the Keystone pipeline—a project that would create up to 20,000 jobs and reduce our nation's dependence on unfriendly oil sources in the Middle East and Venezuela. Is there any economically meaningful definition of a "green job?" As the official formerly charged with executing this mandate, Dr. Hall, I would like to hear your opinion.
I look forward to the testimony of today's witnesses.
Related Files
- Brady Opening Statement June 19 2012 - Brady Opening Statement June 19 2012.pdf (131.9 KBs)


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Since my scepticism about the "married twins" story began attracting attention, I've become increasingly conscious that while I did express a fairly widespread (and growing) sense that something about the story didn't quite add up, I wasn't able to deliver a killer blow. Indeed, I didn't really try. Since no evidence has been put forward to substantiate the story, there's really no need to debunk it. Only an extraordinary suspension of disbelief by the world's media, led by the BBC, allowed the tale to be taken seriously at all.
Besides, if the twins exist, where are they? It's not enough to say that they are protected by strict secrecy laws. Such protections are normally only accorded to children, notorious ex-criminals and people in the witness protection programme: there's no suggestion in this case that the couple involved have been given new identities, nor is such a thing even possible. The coupe's identities were, at most, confidential: but such an extraordinary case, had it actually occurred, would surely have been picked up by someone at the time. Over the past few days, tabloid newspapers have offered to open the chequebooks to anyone who'll give them a lead, offering anonymity if necessary. Yet not a whisper.
Lord Alton told the House of Lords that he had learned of the case from the judge who decided it. Later, pressed by the Sun, he admitted that the judge he spoke to might only have been "familiar" with the case. To date, no judge has come forward, even off the record, to confirm having had such a conversation with the noble lord. The senior Family Division judge stated, on the record, that he was unaware of any such case. In any event, annulment cases normally only reach the High Court when there are complex financial issues at stake, or the legality of the marriage is in real dispute. Neither is likely to have been the case here.
So Alton's story lacks not only detail, verification and likelihood, it also lacks procedural plausibility. We are asked to believe that a case, in itself statistically extraordinary, was decided in a legally unusual manner, in conditions of strict secrecy, and without the senior relevant judge being made aware of it.
Alternatively, Lord Alton might have been mistaken. He might have mis-heard, or over-interpreted what he was told, or mis-remembered.
It's easy to imagine how Lord Alton might have come to hear about, believe, and repeat, a story that is not, in fact true. Much more difficult to imagine circumstances in which such an incident could have taken place in reality. That ought to be case closed.
And yet, and yet. A lot of people out there want to believe it.
According to some, indeed, the onus ought to be on the sceptics to disprove the story. Here, for example, is Andrew, writing on the BoingBoing site:
As an identical twin whose mother is an adoption researcher and support provider (no, I'm not adopted, but I've heard countless stories and read plenty of books about twins and adoption), I'd like to point out that stories like these are not as uncommon as you might think. Many of you have previously made this point, and I think that just because some guy on a blog came up with a couple not-so-well-thought-out ideas for why it might be an urban legend doesn't mean it is. I've met plenty of people, through my mother's work, who have had even more bizarre stories than this. Not to mention that in many cases of adoption, if there even are records, they are usually extremely difficult for a person to get, even if they have medical reasons to request them, and often are changed or filled in with incorrect information in the first place. These two people might not have even had copies of their birth certificates, or if they did they might have had incorrect info.
How does "some guy on a blog" answer that one?
Mathematics was never my strongest subject, so feel free to correct my arithmetic. I believe, however, that the following ought to be enough to put paid to this story.
The earliest year for which I could get figures for adoptions in Britain was 1974, when there were 22,502 adopted children. In the same year, there were 640,777 maternities, of which 1,873 were cases of mixed-sex twins. Which yields 3,746 individuals, or approximately 0.6% of the total. The figures for adoption of twins were not available to me, but, assuming all other things are equal, there would have been something in the order of 130 individual twins, the vast majority of whom would have been adopted together. Indeed, it is likely that all were.
(Some people have raised the well-known American case of Paula Bernstein and Elyse Schein, who were born in 1968 in New York and adopted separately, as part of a research programme into the influence of environment on development. They were, however, identical twins, their separate adoption was deliberate and controversial, and it took place in the USA. Moreover (and this is important) they didn't meet by chance. Their meeting was the result of their seeking each other out. Almost all known cases of separated twins meeting have been the result of such endeavours.)
There are known cases of separated twins in Britain. In the 1970s and 80s, the social worker John Stroud was responsible for bringing several such people together, and encouraging them to co-operate with an American research project. However, his work relates to adoptions that took place at least 50 years ago. And even then, making such connections isn't easy. It's not the sort of thing that tends to happen by chance. In any case, Alton's story allegedly relates to a "recent case".
But let's imagine a scenario in which 50% of twins taken for adoption are separated at birth (almost certainly much too high a figure). That represents, on 1974 figures, around 60 individuals. Over a thirty-year period (say the ages of 20 and 50, when most people get married) there would therefore be 1800 potential long-lost twins. In a population size of 60 million, what are the chances of their meeting?
An average person meets, in the sense of getting to know reasonably well, approximately 1000 people in the course of a lifetime. Thus the chance of any person meeting any other person in Britain is roughly 1 in 60,000. But there are 1800 people to meet, so the odds of this happening for any individual should be reduced by the same factor, to a mere 1 in 33. There would, therefore, be 54 people who randomly met their separated twin. Yet stories of such random meetings are much rarer, which suggests that my initial figure was an exaggeration. Either that, or they remain ignorant of the fact. After all, most people who know each other only slightly don't compare birth certificates and adoption stories.
But we're not talking about random meetings of slight acquaintances. We're talking about marriage, which is much rarer: most people only marry once or twice in a lifetime. So for a person A, the chances of meeting and marrying a second person B, in a random sample of the population, is one in 20 million. In the case of separated twins, the figure can be reduced, agan, by a factor of 1800. This represents a possibility of one in 11,111. That works out as 0.16 marriages. Over a thirty-year period.
Alton's incident, therefore, is something that (if total ignorance prevailed, and there were no safeguards to prevent it) ought to happen once every 200 years. But only in a country whose population is 60 million. A century ago, it was half that. So let's call it once every 400 years.
Unlikely, but possible? No, because several safeguards would still stand in the way. Most adoptees know at least the basic facts of their birth. Under British law the birth of twins is recorded in a specific way, with the time of birth being recorded. And while the names of the parents are omitted from the birth certificate of an adopted child, the date and place of birth are retained. So no-one putting themselves forward for marriage ought to be in any doubt that they are adopted; in the case of separated twins, the coincidence of time and place would also be made apparent. A serious and fairly rare error would have to have taken place, or there would have to have been a deliberate deception, for the facts not to become apparent before the wedding. Factor in a error margin of 2%. Or, to be generous, 4%.
Even allowing for a higher percentage of twins being adopted separately than is known to be the case, therefore, we are still left with a situation that ought to occur in a country the size of modern Britain, on average, once every 10-20 thousand years .
And even then, it would be most unlikely to reach the High Court.
Alternatively, Lord Alton might be mistaken. Well, what do you think?


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At about $115 a month, the Midtown Athletic Club in Weston is about triple the cost of Gold's Gym or L.A. Fitness. But those other places don't have 25 tennis courts, three pools, and classes on how to dance the zumba. Bring CDs and DVDs to play while you're burning calories on the elliptical trainer, bike, or treadmill, each of which comes equipped with its own 15-inch LCD screen. As they say at the Midtown, "It's not just a club, it's a community," which may explain why they also host wine-tastings, a movie night, and even a junior fashion show.
For years, Amanda Magnetta-Ottati helped her husband Tate run Tate's Comics, but it wasn't until the couple decided to expand the popular comic book store this year that she quit her steady gig in advertising. Magnetta-Ottati now runs an eclectic hideaway, Bear and Bird, in the store's loft space. Call it an alternative art gallery. "Something that's been sorely lacking in Broward County," she says, "is a space for emerging artists that are focused in pop culture." Her space is a kind of "curated boutique," she says, staying intentionally vague about the edgy work she prefers. "Basically, it's all filled with stuff that I think is neat." The Bear and Bird's first art show "For the Love of Munny" a collection of peculiarly compelling art toys with personalized designs -- drew a crowd of 1500.
New Times: What kind of spy gadgets could I buy at the Bear and Bird?
Magnetta-Ottati: Ooh! We have these cool cameras called Lomos. One of the styles takes sequential shots that capture pictures at fractions of a second's difference. That's a great spy tool.
What exotic destination would you like to travel to?
Japan! I've always wanted to go. Just because I know that my head will explode from all the cool stuff. I think that I'm drawn to it in part by the awesome pull of their shopping and bizarre characters and signage! I know my husband Tate would really enjoy seeing a sumo match and eating uni!
How would you prepare for the Bond experience?
I'd love a super-fabulous bag of spy disguises. It would be interesting to blend in to any situation and learn as an insider. I can't wait to try out my bald cap and beard disguise. I actually have a dynamic duo of attack dogs. Both are adorable, scruffy mutts from the Humane Society. They are always there to remind me to take time out of my all too busy life for a good belly scratching!
Yes, that's a huge glass case filled with toothpicks mounted on the east wall of the Take a Byte showroom in downtown Hollywood. To answer your next question, there are exactly 1 million of them. As to the questions of why someone collected them and who that someone is, let's all agree not to ask, OK? You may not want to know. Besides, you came here because you have an ailing or outdated computer. Fact is, most of us don't know what hardware we need, nor what's compatible with our machine, and even if we did, we don't trust ourselves to install it without breaking the thing. There's a better way. Drop off the laptop at Take a Byte and let Mike get his mitts on it. By the same day, he'll list all the hardware you need to modernize your computer. He can order that hardware at wholesale prices, then install it for you. And as a complimentary gift, he'll cure your system of all those viruses and spyware that slow it down. You get an old computer that runs like a brand-new model at a fraction of the price. Just don't ask about the toothpicks.
You can hock Granddaddy's watch in any old shop, but rare are the pawn shops where a fellow can pawn in bulk. Like his helicopter. Or his bulldozer. They buy it all at Casino Pawn & Jewelry, located across Stirling Road from the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino a short stroll for the inveterate gamblers among us. Buyers can find a whole fleet of four-wheelers, choose from among a tool section that rivals the Home Depot, or pick up a slew of musical instruments the detritus of so much misspent ambition. Prices are competitive with eBay, and the manager, Mark, claims his shop pays the highest price for goods in an area strewn with pawn shops.
Any health-food store can sell stuff that claims to be good for you. But go to the counter at Simply Natural and you're liable to find Richard or Shahrooz, the husband-and-wife owners who have been known to offer free meditation classes, free guest lecturers, and even free samples of vegan foods. They can draw upon their vast expertise on all matters health to recommend an herbal remedy or nutrition supplement for whatever ails you. Or they can set you up with one of the many practitioners who rotate through the shop's back office: an acupuncturist, masseuse, reflexologist, iridologist, or CardioVision analyst. Plus, it's a short walk next door to the Simply Natural Café, which boasts the area's cheapest and most truly organic menu around. The meat is grass-fed and hormone-free, and even the beer and wine are organic.
So there's this guy, Books. He won't say his real name. He does some graffiti, but he can't talk about that either because, you know, it's illegal. He and his business partner, Dr. Black (don't ask him his real name either), have taken stencil to an artistic level. Remember stencils from grade school? These ain't them. Books and Black have made intricate stencils and engravings carved with a CO2 laser onto metal, wood, and even mirrors. They've been hired to create business cards, poker tables, and wedding invites. They'll even engrave the windshield of your tricked-out ride. While they're both very mysterious about what they do, they're open about one thing: MasterCard is accepted.


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I've searched, and scanned through the FAQ, but didn't find anything. It seems that whenever I get a meterpreter session open, none of the stdapi commands function. They all error with "Operation Failed". After some Googling, it seems that this is caused by stdapi failing to load properly. I've tried doing
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'That's life fellas, it's how it works day-in and day-out. Some teams lose and others win. It's unfortunate that you "fans" out there will boo until Buffalo wins 82-straight. This is Buffalo, this is our hometown. Cheer for the team that in all honesty is the only hometown team doing much of anything right now. For those who "wasted" $200 on the San Jose game and are all upset because they went to a game when Buffalo lost and the only way to express themselves was to boo until the game was over and to continue to boo Marty for games after – Shut up.'
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Takeda and Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America granted Mylan, Watson and Ranbaxy licenses to enter the U.S. market with generic Actos on Aug. 17, 2012, subject to regulatory approval, or earlier under certain circumstances. Mylan, Watson and Ranbaxy are first-filers of abbreviated new drug applications with paragraph IV certifications for Actos, and it is anticipated that the Food and Drug Administration will grant these companies 180-day marketing exclusivity, Takeda said.
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text: I used to think that Genevieve Sabourin was a woman scorned. I still think she is that and definitely had sex with Alec at least once, no matter how much he might tell his wife otherwise, but I also think she needs some help because she has been arrested again after violating an order to stay away from Alec Baldwin and his wife. Apparently Alec's wife called 911 and reported that Genevieve was stalking her and Genevieve has been talking about how she is going to take yoga classes from Alec's wife. It is all kind of getting a little scary. Genevieve was actually in court yesterday because her attorney got permission to quit the case because he was not getting paid and as soon as she left the courtroom, she was arrested for violating the order of protection.


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'He might as well keep the Flyers guessing, for what that's worth. I doubt Peter Laviolette lost sleep over the matter. Ruff can play coy all he likes. Roy is playing tonight. The veteran center is coming back from a four-month quad injury, just in time to help his injury-riddled team in Game Seven of a Stanley Cup series.'
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