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SCHÖNBÜHL, Switzerland -- The Swiss Vending Association, of VVS (Vending Verband Schweiz) has elected Peter Lüthi as its new president. Lüthi succeeds Alfred Schott, who held the post for many years, the European Vending Association reported.
Lüthi, 63, is a 30-year vending industry professional. He's worked in the operations, machine manufacturing and food supply segments.

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Don't know if this is more fitting here or in the Open Dhamma. May the mods move it as they please. Thanks.
A nice documentary series I stumbled across recently. Bhante Anandajoti tells about the history of early Buddhism in a nice storytelling way from the Buddha's enlightenment up until 100 AD or something, with political maps, historical and scriptural anecdotes all nicely put together.
The series consits of four parts:
The Early Life of the Buddha
The Last Year of the Buddha's Life
Asoka and the Missions
The Spread of Buddhist civilization through Asia


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In a sauté pan over medium heat, warm 2 Tbs. of the olive oil. Add the shallots and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, 3 to 5 minutes. Add the garlic and cook, stirring, for 1 minute. Transfer the shallot mixture to a Vitamix blender and add the peas, stock and mint leaves. Slowly bring the Vitamix up to full speed and blend until the soup is hot, about 6 minutes. Season the soup with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, preheat an electric panini press on the "panini" setting according to the manufacturer's instructions. Place the bread on a work surface and brush with the remaining 2 Tbs. olive oil. Turn 4 of the slices over and spread each with 1/2 Tbs. mustard. Top with the ham and cheese, dividing evenly. Cover with the remaining bread slices, oiled side up.
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text: Curriculum Overview The human capacity to understand, influence, and appreciate others comes through Communication. The Communication Department endeavors to expand a student's range of verbal and nonverbal skills, to develop sensitivity for their appropriate use in different situations, and to nurture a Christian perspective on issues of power, influence, justice, freedom, creativity, and truth. The course work, advising, and co-curricular activities of the department assist students in becoming competent and ethically responsible communicators, as well as preparing them for future academic study, professional training, and lifelong learning. Major in Communication The Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication requires a total of 32 hours: 14 hours in core requirements including performance, theory, research, and senior capstone 16 hours in a concentration, choosing from one of the following areas: Interpersonal Communication explores how meaning develops within personal, social, and institutional relationships, as well as how patterns of human behavior contribute to individual growth and Christian community. Media Studies helps students engage and contribute to the media environment - the world of symbols and meanings, texts and contexts, sight and sound, form and content - from a critical and cultural perspective. Rhetoric and Culture prepares students to construct oral messages (involving self presentation, verbal strategies, and non-verbal appeals) intended to influence specific audiences and cultures, and enables students to interpret culture critically and charitably. Theater explores the interaction of word, action, and symbol as essential ingredients in the collaborative process of making theater, and emphasizes creativity, imagination, and a personal aesthetic in the development of the whole person. 2 hours of Communication elective credit. Minor in Communication Requirements for a minor are 20 hours in Communication courses including COMM 201, which also meets the general education requirement, and 301 or 302. Requirements for a theater minor are 20 hours in Communication courses consisting of COMM 271, 272, 273, and 374 and an elective upper-division theater COMM course. COMM 373 does NOT count towards the minor. Curriculum Specifics The Wheaton College Course Catalog offers more information about specific Communication courses. Core Requirements (14 hours - all concentrations) COMM 201 Fundamentals of Oral Communication (4) Theory choose one: COMM 301 Communication Theory (Fall, 4) COMM 302 Rhetorical Theory (Spring, 4) Research choose one: COMM 311 Human Communication Research (Spring, 4) COMM 312 Communication Criticism (Fall, 4) Capstone Course in Ethics COMM 494 Senior Seminar (2) Communication Concentrations (16 hours in one area) Interpersonal Required (6 Credits) COMM 221: Interpersonal (Fall, 4) COMM 424: Special Topics/ Interpersonal (2-4) Elective Options (at least 10 Credits) COMM 223: Communication & Diversity (Fall, 2)* COMM 362: Group Dynamics (Spring, 2) COMM 363: Persuasion (Spring, 4) COMM 367: Reconciliation/Conflict (Spring,2) COMM 461: Organizational Communication (Fall, 4) COMM 495: Independent Study (1-4) COMM 496: Internship (2-4) *Course may be repeated as Gender or Intercultural Diversity Media Required (10 Credits) COMM 241: Media Studies (Fall, 4) COMM 246: New Media (4) Any upper division course (2-4) Elective Options (at least 6 Credits) COMM 215: Journalism (Fall, 4) COMM 242: Media Performance (4) COMM 243: Digital Society (Spring, 4) COMM 341: Media, Religion, & Culture (Fall, 4) COMM 343: Writing for Media (Fall, 4) COMM 345: Narrative Media (Fall, 4) COMM 444: Special Topics in Media (2-4) COMM 445: Media Constructions (4) COMM 496: Internship (2-4) Rhetoric Required (6 Credits) COMM 252: Argumentation & Debate (Fall, 4) COMM 353: Advance Performance (Spring, 4) COMM 363: Persuasion (Spring, 4) COMM 393: Intercollegiate Debate (0 or 1) COMM 444: Special Topics in Media & Culture (2-4) COMM 495: Independent Study (1-4) COMM 496: Internship (2-4) Theater COMM 253: Messages, Influence, & Culture (Fall, 4) COMM 454: Special Topics (Spring, 2-4) Elective Options (at least 10 Credits) COMM 271: Theater Survey (Fall, 4) Elective Options (at least 12 Credits) COMM 171: Intro to Acting (Spring, 2) COMM 272: Scenography ( 4) COMM 273: Acting I (Spring, 4) COMM 373: Theater Workout (1) COMM 374: Directing (Fall, 4) COMM 376: Church & Theater (Spring, 4) COMM 473: Acting II (Fall, 4) COMM 474: Special Topics (Fall, 2-4) COMM 476: Theater and Culture (4) COMM 495: Independent Study (1-4) COMM 496: Internship (2-4) Communication elective (2 hours, any concentration)


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Fisayo Akinwumi '10
Hometown: Lagos, Nigeria
Major: Interdisciplinary Engineering & Management
Q: How did you find Clarkson?
A: It was really easy for me because I have family in the U.S. and I knew I wanted to go to college in the states. My parents and I looked through a college guide, knowing that I wanted an engineering school in New York state or New Jersey. Clarkson fit all my guidelines, even though we didn't know exactly where it was!
Q: Why did you choose Clarkson?
A: Apart from the cold weather that I wasn't used to, Clarkson was persistent in sending me materials. I liked that it was a small school with a dynamite engineering program.
Q: What is it like to be an international student at Clarkson?
A: Whenever you are outside your home, it's always going to be different. It was definitely a little bit of a culture shock because I thought it would be the same as when I was in the states with my family. But now I'm by myself and have to work things out on my own, which can be good sometimes! The customs in the U.S. are not always what I'm used to, like the fact that people wear flip flops to class or to the mall. I was surprised by little things like that.
Q: What is something you wish people would have told you before coming to college in the U.S.?
A: I don't know, I think I was well prepared from a program that I took part in before coming to school in the U.S. I learned how to deal with culture shock and how to relate to people from other cultures. There's lots of diversity here, so it came in handy!
Q: What kinds of opportunities have been available to you while you've been at Clarkson?
A: I've had opportunities to be a part of a lot of organizations on campus. I'm part of the International Students Organization, the Dorm Council, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (it's open to everyone), and the National Society of Black Engineers. Also, I work on campus to earn extra money!
Q: What is your favorite thing about Clarkson?
A: Definitely the one-on-one attention that we get from our professors, who are always so welcoming. Also, I like that I can think of Clarkson as second home when I'm here. There's really something that binds me to Clarkson, and that is a good feeling.
Q: What are your plans for after graduation?
A: I hope to go home to Nigeria and use my degree to work in the industrial engineering field.
Q: Are Clarkson students open to you and your culture?
A: Yes, for the most part. People are careful about little things, like pronouncing my name correctly. It's nice that they're interested in getting it right. I was worried at first, before I came to campus, that people would be racist or treat me differently, but that has never been the case. My favorite is when I cook Nigerian food, people love it and always want to know more about it.
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A couple of slap-you-upside-the-head trends pointing to failure in losses and success in wins for Utah and BYU football this season are quarterback proficiency and third-down efficiency.
No big surprise. Each is in bad need of overhaul, replacement or repair.
Taking the latter first, in their combined 10 defeats this season, the Cougars and Utes have kept drives alive by converting on third down just 41 of 145 times. In their combined 10 victories, they've converted on third down 78 of 156 times.
Separated out, when Utah wins, it has hit successfully on 28 third downs out of 57 attempts. When it loses, it's 19 of 85. In BYU wins, the Cougars are 50 for 99. When they lose, they're 22 of 60.
That's how significant winning third down is.
A miss might as well be a turnover, with the benefit of a punt or kick. It's unanswerable but intriguing nonetheless to wonder how many touchdowns never were because of one botched third-and-3 or third-and-6 somewhere early in an aborted drive.
But it's bigger than just that.
Offenses efficient at third-down conversions typically put themselves in a lot of third-and-shorts, and they do that with smart play-calling in the run-up, by mixing those plays and keeping defenses off balance. It's not a matter of simply erasing mistakes made on first and second downs with an accurate quarterback regularly keeping drives afloat by repeatedly making huge plays. Percentages say third-and-10 is eventual death.
On the other hand, if a team routinely runs on first down and picks up 3 yards, then runs again on second, picking up another 3, it puts a premium on precision consistently converting third-and-4s. One missed block or pass or hole, and the drive is done.
All of which is to say, when teams stumble on third down, it usually means they stumble on first and second. Either the coordinator is doing a lousy job of conjuring the right play at the right time or the players aren't executing the plays properly. Neither breakdown is encouraging.
Overall, BYU ranks 31st in the country in third-down conversions, with a success rate of 45.2 percent. Utah ranks 106th, converting only 33.1. As noted, the Utes have converted nearly half their third-down attempts in their wins, a substantial difference with substantial consequences.
Total first downs reflect similar rankings, with BYU at 33rd nationally (23 first downs per game) and Utah at 106th with an average of 17.4.
Quarterbacking, which has been plain for a blind man to see, is the other rupture.
Utah is 80th in the country in pass efficiency this season. And BYU, which used to be known as Quarterback U., is 88th. Utah is 101st in passing offense, BYU ranks 69th. And, somewhere, bless his soul, Doug Scovil just got sick. Teams such as Idaho and Wyoming and Northern Illinois are better at airing it out than the Cougars. Army and Navy and New Mexico are worse than the Utes, but not by all that much.
In their victories, the Cougars and Utes have completed a combined 67 percent of their passes (BYU 64, Utah 71). In their losses, they've hit on just 55 percent (BYU 53, Utah 56). Together, the QBs have thrown more than twice as many picks (15 to 7) in their losses and 19 touchdown passes versus 12 in their wins. BYU has nailed 13 TDs in victory and only five in defeat.
Even more shockingly, the Utes rank 96th in rushing offense (with the Cougars 51st), but that's a subject for another day, another time.
The good news is that both BYU and Utah coaches would have to be dense not to know, regardless of what is said publicly, where they've screwed up in guiding their programs toward mid-level mediocrity. No matter where the win-loss records end up, or how much spin is put on them, they've got to develop or load in better quarterbacks, become more efficient in play-calling and execution on offense, and remember with exactness, no matter how stout their defenses might be, what it was that made college football such a draw here in the first place.
Gordon Monson hosts "The Big Show" weekdays from 3-7 p.m. on 1280 AM/97.5 FM The Zone. Twitter: @GordonMonson.


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Since SAI actually performs PDR for clients we are always at the forefront of what works best. When you choose SAI you learn why rubber tool caps and advanced glue pulling are a huge advantage as well as LED lighting.
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Other "schools" train in offices, at homes or on the road while you watch others make money. It's very hard to bring students to an advanced level and have them work on cars at an office or at a home (we put students on MANY cars). Long ago we figured out people learn PDR best by DOING, and working on actual panels and cars, to not only build skills but build CONFIDENCE. Our professionally dedicated facility has equipment and surroundings to helping people learn PDR Fast. There is a reason we call it the "Dent Lab".
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I don't know what exactly happened but after i rebooted BT4 the there changed to something else.I don't remember changing anything.I restored the desktop but the problem remains with everything else like the taskbar.Even firfox is now different (the start page is different and the Noscript addon is gone!).
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Is there anyway to restore everything to how it was at first?Other than Reinstalling?It would be troublesome for me to reinstall everything.
Did you try to install KDE 4 or something
did you find a solution to your issue
i'm having the same problem
not sure what happened also
i was doing an apt-get update and a power outage happened
then when the power came back i booted bt4 and i'm seeing a new theme,
Firefox opens the Ubuntu page with no fav shortcuts to bt or offsec..etc
and the back button also stopped working on Firefox
is there a command to restore the default?
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The fastest way to solve this issue is a fresh reinstall.
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same problem. i dont't want to reinstall. can't be that hard to change the theme. no experts here?
What's so bad about reinstalling? I had to do it the other day, it only takes 10 minutes. Fixed all my problems too
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maybe i just have to reinstall.


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It's not every day that a technology launches with a confident forecast that its name will be on more than 1bn devices within the next four years, but that's the case with Miracast, whose certification programme is announced by the Wi-Fi Alliance on Wednesday.
What is it? Miracast-certified devices can transmit video content to each other over Wi-Fi.
Sounds familiar? Yes, Apple's AirPlay does something very similar as does Intel's WiDi and Miracast builds on the Wi-Fi Alliance's own Wi-Fi Direct standard. It's a rebranding of what was previously talked about as Wi-Fi Display and a sign that companies have finally settled on a common standard. Read more


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NSFW: Shia LaBeouf Shows Off his BANGING Body on Twitter [PHOTO]
Shia LaBeouf showed off his little 'Even Steven' for all of Twitter to see. The naked snapshot was to promote his upcoming movie, Charlie Countryman.
This isn't the first time Shia has taken it off for the camera. He actor bared (almost) all last year for Sigur Rós' "Fjögur Píanó" music video.
Will you go see Charlie Countryman? Check out the trailer below.
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The Good Lovelies, the part folk-roots, part Western Swing Toronto-based trio, will appear at the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 5.
The group relies on unerring three-part vocal harmonies, clever songs, and, on stage, convulsively funny repartee drawn from a seemingly endless succession of comedic adventures on the road. They are not your run of the mill "all girl" band. At a time when many of us are affected by gloom, doom and recovering from the recession, these three women are the perfect antidote.
Winners of the 2010 Juno Award (Canadian Grammy) for Roots Album of the Year and the New Emerging Artist Award at the Canadian Folk Music Awards—the Good Lovelies are making waves across Canada, with bookings in place throughout the United States for their first foray in 2011-2012.
The aptly named Good Lovelies are Caroline Brooks, Kerri Ough and Sue Passmore, all of them best friends and refugees from solo careers. Part folk-roots, part Western Swing, the Toronto-based trio relies on unerring three-part vocal harmonies, clever songs, and, on stage, convulsively funny repartee drawn from a seemingly endless succession of comedic adventures on the road.
The Good Lovelies played their first show in December of 2006. Since then, they have quit their day jobs, toured coast to coast numerous times, played countless house concerts, festivals, folk clubs and coffeehouses, and released three albums.
The first album, released in 2007, is a five-track EP, called "Oh My!" and features the playful single "Taboo." In January 2009, the Good Lovelies released their first full-length, self-titled CD which contains 11 finely-crafted original songs. The album borrows styles from bygone eras and features CBC Radio favorite, "Sleepwalkin."
In November 2009, the Good Lovelies released a twelve track Christmas album, "Under the Mistletoe," which includes three original Christmas songs as well as a number of old classics. The album got great reviews in the Globe & Mail, and Toronto's NOW magazine.
In the spring of 2011, the Good Lovelies released their third CD, "Let the Rain Fall", and have been touring ever since from Canada to the UK to Australia and a series of major festivals and theaters in the US in summer 2011. The reviews have been ecstatic, to say the least.
Tickets for the show start at $23. They may be purchased at www.fmupac.org, via telephone at (843) 661-4444, and at the FMU Performing Arts Center Box Office. Telephone and personal ticket sales are available Monday through Friday between 12-5 p.m. Subject to availability, tickets may be available for purchase at the door.


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- Directed By David Gregg.
- Produced By Robert Mandell, Abe Mandell, Eleanor Kearney.
- Animated By Joe Barruso, Thomas McLaughlin Jr, Edward Bocanegra, Laslo N. Nosek, Walter Brogan, David W. Rosler, Mark Chiarello, Glen A. Schofield, Alfred De Rose, Alex Stevens, Nicholas Filippi; more Animators ...
- Written By Owen Lock, Christopher Rowley.
- Music: Phil Galdston, John Van Tongeren, Peter Wetzler.
- Editor: Ralph Galli Jr., Brian Mattlin.
- Originally Released on October 09, 1986.
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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New York City's Girl Scouts Face Cookie-Selling Challenges Head-On (Wall Street Journal)
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New York City's Girl Scout Cookie Problem
Metro Money: Anne Kadet Examines the Hurdles to Sales Success for Local Scouts
New York is a rough town for entrepreneurs. The crazy logistics, the high cost of doing business, the cutthroat competition—we're all familiar with the plight of our fledgling restaurateurs, shopkeepers and techies. But there's been little attention paid to the trials faced by the city's youngest, most ponytailed impresarios. Yes, that means Girl Scouts. The kids selling Samoas.
Scout officials employ a sophisticated metric to track cookie sales: the Per Girl Average, or PGA. Nationally, the typical scout sells 150 boxes in a season, for a PGA of 150. Here in New York, the PGA is climbing, but it's still relatively modest. When local scouts finish distributing their orders on Monday, they'll have delivered 97 boxes per girl.
The problem cannot possibly lie with NYC's 28,000 scouts. Common sense dictates that our girls are the smartest and savviest in the nation. No, this is simply a tough place to peddle Thin Mints. Director of Product Sales Katie Soper, the woman in charge of cookie fundraising for the Girl Scouts of Greater New York, says there's no doubt about it: "New York is very unique when it comes to cookie sales."
Nationally, for example, the top-selling cookie is the Thin Mint. Here, it's the coconut caramel Samoa; the shortbread Trefoil is surprisingly popular in the Bronx.
Across the nation, troops increasingly sell boxes directly for as little as $3.50—an easy sale. Here, scouts still take orders in advance and demand a relatively steep $4.
And then there's the access conundrum. Meridith Maskara, who leads Troop 4283 in Sunnyside, grew up scouting in Maine. "We'd drive miles from house to house," she says.
Try that in Queens. No, New York scouts must be resourceful, setting up tables outside the Old Navy, cornering neighbors at the Y or creeping around mom's office after school, preying on the admins.
Our local scouts are also dealing with a relatively narrow selection of cookie flavors. Girl Scout councils can buy wholesale cookies from their choice of two official bakeries: ABC Bakers, a subsidiary of private-label cookie maker Interbake Foods, or Little Brownie Bakers, a subsidiary of Kellogg's. New York is a Little Brownie town, partly because it's good at meeting the city's complicated distribution needs, says Ms. Soper.
Still, it means we're missing out on popular ABC varieties offered in other cities, like the new gluten-free Chocolate Chip Shortbread. And while Little Brownie offers eight varieties of cookie, New York scouts offer a streamlined selection of six. Connoisseurs hankering for Little Brownie's Dulce de Leche or Thank U Berry Munch varieties must smuggle them in from out of town.
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Ms. Soper says she's always tweaking the system to determine what serves the girls best. And for good reason. When it comes to supporting NYC scouting, the cookie sale is huge—last year's sale of 1.2 million boxes funded nearly half the council's $5.7 million budget. And it's a profitable endeavor. For every $4 box, just 98 cents pays for the cookies and 11 cents goes toward sales prizes like the coveted "Peace Love Cookies" Sparkle Zip-Up Sweatshirt. The remainder funds local activities such as camping and troop-leader training.
So what does it take to overcome the obstacles and kill on cookie sales? For pointers, it's best to consult Olivia Cranshaw, a winsome 12-year-old sporting braces and Rapunzel hair. The Upper East Side Scout has sold more than 1,000 boxes a year since she was 7. Last year, she was the city's top dealer and this year, she's ranked No. 2, selling 2,041 boxes. Her stated motivation is refreshingly straightforward: "I like the recognition."
But the execution is complex. In December, the start of the sales season, she emailed her massive list of confection clients, detailing her adventures as the city's reigning cookie queen. "You can't place orders online," she continued, but "since you're one of my good clients, you can send me an e-mail with what you'd like to order."
In January, she sent another email seeking last-minute sales: "I'm going selling again today with Mommy, but would love your help to get over my 2,000 box goal."
Most of her sales are in person, of course. She spent many an afternoon marching from cubicle to cubicle at her parents' offices (both work for French insurance giant AXA). On a good day, she covers up to five floors.
Her pitch is smooth. First, she introduces herself as a top cookie seller: "Last year, I sold 1,812 boxes of Girl Scout cookies, and this year I hope to sell over 2,000."
People want to buy from a top salesgirl, she says, because they assume a successful person knows what she's doing: "And if you explain your goal, people want to help you reach your goal."
She preempts objections from the dieting crowd by offering to donate their orders to troops overseas, and she ends with what her father taught her is a classic presumptive close: "This year, five boxes only cost $20. Can I help you pick out your five?"
"People smirk because it's cute," she says.
The pitch rarely fails—first, because it's slick and compelling; second, who says no to a Girl Scout? Ninety-eight percent of her prospects place an order, she says.
But it's hard to find new leads. Despite this year's expansion to AXA offices in Philadelphia and Jersey City, Ms. Cranshaw is running out of prospects. There's only so many sales she can make to folks at martial-arts class or church coffee hour. She sells door-to door at her co-op, but there are only 36 units, not to mention competition from little sister Isabella. "We have to find more offices to sell to," says Ms. Cranshaw's mother, Cynthia Meyer. "We think that's really the key."
But her daughter doesn't seem worried; she's planning to sell even more next year—2,500 boxes seems about right. "If you complete a goal, you make another goal," she says. "You have to work a little bit harder every year to see if you can beat last year."
Spoken like a true New Yorker.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, effective on July 1, 1954, the recoupment requirements of the Act of October 8, 1940 (54 Stat. 1020) and the Act of July 24, 1947 (61 Stat. 418), shall become inapplicable to the unrecouped balances of funds expended pursuant to such Acts.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA--A new solar energy demonstration center was officially opened this week at the Victoria Gardens Cultural Center and Biane Library.
A kiosk in the cultural center is attached to a new installation of solar-voltaic cells above the library.
Visitors will be able to learn and see data on energy collection from the solar panels on a flat-panel touch-screen television monitor in the cultural center's rotunda, at the entrance to the library.
The panels are expected to generate about 20 percent of the library's energy usage for the year, said Utilities Division Manager Fred Lyn for the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Utility.
The solar education project was a collaboration between the city library and the Rancho Cucamonga Municipal Utility, which provides electricity for Victoria Gardens and City Hall.
"The solar demonstration project is important in Rancho Cucamonga because we get so many questions about solar panels and about sustainability, and how people can be more cost-efficient in their homes, so opening the panels up at the library is really setting an example of what to do in the home," said Michelle Perera, assistant library director.
In addition, the library has added a new "play and learn island" interactive exhibit for children, powered by solar energy. The wheeled play table includes a solar panel and a city-scape on its flat surface. The learning island features toy cars and trucks, and clear plastic pegs that fit into lighted groves, that shine colored light into them. The theme of the play is about renewable and sustainable energy.
"We've highlighted different types of renewable energy on this particular play and learn island," said programming librarian Wes Garcia. "Although children may not understand this concept right off the bat, we're hoping as they play with it, they connect all these different color schemes, and renewable energy, and imaginative play. When all those things come together, they understand that energy can come from different sources."
A solar panel is affixed to a pole on the corner of the play island. Library employees wheel the box outside to collect energy that powers the play island's internal battery.
The contract for the installation of the solar panels at the library was in the amount of $77,361. Funding comes from a grant from the American Public Power Association.
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Saint Leo freshman Alana Tabel (Loxahatchee, Fla.) picked up three wins, two of which came in complete-game performances. Working a total of 15.2 innings, Tabel did not surrender a single earned run on 20 hits and one walk. She struck out 11. In a 2-1 complete-game win over Kutztown, she scattered 10 hits with no walks and five strikeouts. She collected both wins in an SSC doubleheader at Nova Southeastern. In an 8-0 shutout versus the Sharks, she allowed just four hits and one walk while fanning three. Taking the circle for the final 3.2 innings of a 9-6 win against NSU, Tabel secured the win by scattering six hits with no walks. She struck out three.
Thus far as a freshman, Tabel has tossed over 90 innings and collected 67 strikeouts. Owning a 10-5 record, her earned run average is 1.78.
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Feminism | Posted by Alexa S on 05/26/2011
The Girls At The Table
I am not easily affected by other people's opinions. Maybe I was at some point, but I rarely value my worth by how others perceive me. So I don't understand how I can still feel so awfully judged by someone else without her saying a word.
If asked if I were ever explicitly bullied I would probably say no. But when I recently sat at a table among eight of my peers, all girls within a year of my age, many of whom I've been acquainted with for years, I positively felt like crap. One of the other girls at this table, one of my close friends, visibly hunched over as we sat down.
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Volunteers and donations are needed by multiple agencies. The "Volunteers/Donations" tab at www.larimer.org/flooding2013 provides numerous resources for those willing to donate their time or resources. Additionally, United Way 2-1-1 needs volunteers with "customer service" skills to answer calls from individuals impacted by the floods onsite at the 2-1-1 office in Fort Collins, or to serve as a 2-1-1 representative at the Disaster Recovery Center in Loveland. If you are interested in helping in either of these ways, you may sign up for shifts at http://www.uwaylc.org/vunit/larimerfloods2013.
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|PACS 108 is an introduction to the histories, cultures, arts, and politics of the Pacific region also known as Oceania.
Goals of this course:
To emphasize specific learning skills, including communication skills, writing skills, and skills of critical judgment necessary for future employment opportunities.
To use word processing, presentation software, and other computerized technologies to prepare students for careers in a complex and technologically demanding world.
To gain civic and historical knowledge, critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and communication skills as prerequisites for personal growth and participation in a free democracy, regardless of career choice.
To attain insights into why other cultures are as they are and why we are culturally as we are -- to better understand the cultural problems of contemporary human existence.
To provide an analysis of the range of variation and degree of uniformity in human behavior as revealed through comparative study.
To present a general introduction to Pacific Islands Studies.
This PACS 108 class section meets the DS core requirement, as well as, the WI and HAP focus requirements.
|The book: Ridgell, Rielly (ed). 2006. Pacific Nations and Territories: The Islands of Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia 4th Edition. Honolulu, HI: Bess Press. ISBN 1-57306-246-4, may be purchased at the UH Manoa bookstore in the Outreach College section or ordered as an ebook at Bess PRESS, http://besspress.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=c&Product_Code=E2464&Category_Code=
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The Internet allows students to take a course at home using a personal computer, or at any UH or public computer lab. Familiarity with using a computer and basic Internet skills (browsing, sending e-mail, saving/sending files) is required. Students must have access to a computer with Internet capabilities. In this online course, students are not required to log in at a specific day or time. Students taking an online course should always contact their instructor after registration or prior to the first day of class to get detailed information regarding the course.
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Kramer, known widely as the Vet Guru runs his own mobile practice that focuses on pain management.
Prior to joining CBS, Kramer was chairman, CEO, and founder of MarketWatch, Inc.
Melanie had been told that President-elect Kramer had made a special trip to Washington to meet with her.
"Don't order one," Kramer said, when Mantello said he wanted one to wear onstage.
In the 2012 survey, which Kramer co-authored, 94 percent of donors were open to contact with their offspring.
We'll create a new government modeled on Vinin's and we'll have young leaders instead of murky thinkers like Dr. Kramer.
"I don't dare lose you," Kramer said as Mary came into the lab.
I adopt the reading οἰωνοσκόποι, approved by Kramer, although he has not introduced it into the text.
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I´ve tried it for 2 days now and no luck...
Please post me some possibilities...
Hey guys,
someone got the fully patched Alfa driver working with wpa2 + AES ?
I´ve tried it for 2 days now and no luck...
Please post me some possibilities...
please post us some results of your tests to see if someone can help you out.
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yes i´m sorry...i was @ work when i post it
here is my router config
here is my wpa_supplicant.conf
ssid="Hell Gate"
# psk="0221065396555453"
psk=d797c159b5a46b26a582dcfd6e2ac7c02e8f2edd02e93a 111814e682e18595ef
and i ran wpa_supplicant like this
wpa_supplicant -w -Dwext -c/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -iwlan0 -ddd
and here is the output
Hope somebody can help me........
Hey guys...
now i´m sure that my wpa_supplicant.conf is right...Got wpa working with my build in Intel3945, but the conf isn´t working with my Alfa Adapter...
Does anyone got the Alfa working with wpa and the drivers which are build in in backtrack3 beta...
Please help me
Any news on that?
...I've no luck getting WPA running with that card as well...
grtz RGGCode:Limitations Injected Packets are not Captured While in monitor mode, airodump-ng will not capture or record any packets injected by the aircrack-ng suite. This is a known problem with the driver. Shared Key Authentication fails in managed mode You receive one or more errors similar to: * Attempting to setup SKA mode: iwconfig wlan0 mode managed key 1234567890 restricted results in: Error for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) : SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported. * ieee80211_auth_challenge_rt17+0x2fe/0×310 [ieee80211_rtl] kernel panic SKA is not currently supported with the RTL8187 driver. There is no known workaround.
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read the manual (wpa supplicant) Incorporated in the beautiful driver rtl8187_linux_26.1010.0622.2006
But remember Alfa not support (with Linux) SKA (Shared Key Autentication), work only with driver for Windows
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Its my first program written in Python. What its supposed to do is run a python script on a PC which emails back their IP address and other basic information. Right now the only code is for the SMTP email service but I'm hoping to get feedback from the community and optimize that code and then add a service to locate and email the IP address, user info, open ports and other possible snip-its.
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Code:#!/bin/usr/python import smtplib sender = 'email@example.com' receivers = ['firstname.lastname@example.com'] message = """From: From Person <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: To Person <email@example.com> Subject: SMTP e-mail test This is a test e-mail message. """ try: smtplib.SMTP('mail.gmail.com', 25) smtpObj.sendmail(sender, receivers, message) print "Successfully sent email" except SMTPException: print "Error: unable to send email"


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As the Supreme Court prepares to possibly overturn a key section of the Voting Rights Act, many of the Republican senators who voted for reauthorization of that bill — it passed on a 98-0 vote — are refusing to say whether they think it's constitutional.
"Uh," said Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), before a long, awkward pause, "I haven't even thought about it." He laughed and said, "I'll leave that to the courts. I'm having a hard enough time being a senator, much less a Supreme Court justice."
I asked the same question to Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK), who, like Graham, voted to renew the law in 2006. "The Voting Rights Act?" he asked. Yes, I said. Should it be upheld? "Oh, I don't know," Inhofe replied. "I'll let someone else answer that."…
"I haven't — I'm worried about other things," said Sen. John McCain (R-AZ), nodding his head as he entered an elevator.
I asked Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA), who was exiting a conference meeting and walking into the same senators-only elevator, if the law should be upheld. "Uh, I'm not…" he said. As the elevator door closed, he shrugged his shoulders.
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN), a former leadership member who also voted to reauthorize the Voting Rights Act in 2006, similarly declined to answer.
"No, I am not going to try to be a Supreme Court [justice] and senator at the same time," he told reporters. Is it constitutional? "That's the question before the Supreme Court."
And it goes on and on like that with many others, including Sens. Kelly Ayotte, John Boozman, and Roy Blunt. If they agree that it's unconstitutional, why did they all vote for it? And if they don't agree, why aren't they saying so? ThinkProgress has this quote from Sen. Lindsay Graham when he voted to pass that bill, which reauthorized the Voting Rights Act for another 25 years:
South Carolina has come a long way in the past few decades and we have a lot to be proud of. But just like every other part of the country, we still have a ways to go. I hope twenty-five years from now it can be said that there will be no need for a Voting Rights Act because things have continued to change for the better. If we continue making progress like we have in the past twenty-five years, we can make it happen.
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When you followed the install instructions what did it tell you to do? I mean you did read them right.
I finally get Backtrack installed, backtrack show up centered in the middle and doesn't use the whole screen. when I was running ubunto 9.10 didn't experience this problem. I've tried to install the nvidia-glx-71 drivers and got this error nvidia-glx-71: depends nvidia-71-kernel-source but it is not going to be installed. settingolution
changed the resilution settings but the picture got smaller, therefore it is set to what should be the correct setting.
Then I tried the fixvesa command, that didn't work. I also used the xconfig command which also didn't work.
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When you followed the install instructions what did it tell you to do? I mean you did read them right.
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One day last summer we found ourselves lunching on stale pretzels dipped in months-old raspberry preserves because it was too hot out to drive to the market. This year, we're eating right and staying in, because we're hooked on Bashas' home delivery service. We'll never again have to risk UV burns just to bag some groceries, because Bashas' operators will take orders large and small (there's no minimum purchase) via fax or phone from 8 a.m. 'til 8 p.m. during the week, and from 9 a.m. 'til 4 p.m. on weekends. When we're feeling really organized, we place our order via the air-conditioned comfort of the grocery chain's Web site, which offers online shopping 24/7, and any of these options will allow us to use both our Club Card and cents-off coupons for swell savings. They'll even fill and deliver prescriptions, too. The $10 delivery charge (same-day deliveries are slightly higher) is worth every penny. We may never leave home again.
Our car was a beauty in its day, a 1960 Cadillac. But it had been so long since we'd been able to find parts to take care of it, it had fallen into a quiet, dusty sleep of disrepair. Then, we found Arizona Vintage Parts, and our pretty car knew it had gone to heaven. The place is hard to locate, down a dirt road with virtually no address, but it's got pretty much everything a vintage auto connoisseur could ever need. Some customers come from other countries just to find that perfect chrome accent, or engine part. The specialty is Cads, from 1930 to 1985. But there's a treasure trove for all makes and models of antique cars, with parts like water pumps, fuel pumps, brake parts, U-joints, bearings, seals, ignitions, front end, gaskets, fenders, panels, hubcaps, bumpers, floorboards, radios, antennas, seat belts, steering pumps and so much more. Another big bonus: Everything is rust-free.
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Thanks to the superb selection at this cool new shop, our garden now looks like an advertisement for antique dealer Michael Robertson's latest business venture. We dropped in to buy a couple of vintage earthenware pots, and left with a truckload of outdoor decor we couldn't live without. Our garden's gorgeous with Garden Party finds: a stupendous Virgin Mary fountain; a just-weathered-enough Adirondack lounger; and a crate full of like-new gardening tools that double as ornamentation. We plan to go back for another tour of the extra-cool "Shabby Chic White Room," where last trip we snagged an ecru crackle-glazed "Pissing Boy" statue and a marvelous milk glass flower bowl. Fans of campy Catholic art will want to check out the roomful of Jesus junk, and anyone else with a patch of planted soil will surely score something from this marvelous hoard.
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One of the most confounding and at the same time consoling passages in the New Testament is that of Jesus' encounter with the woman caught in adultery (John 8:4 to 11). Some scholars assert that this short portion of the gospel of John was not contained in the original text since it is missing from some of the earliest manuscripts. Others demur. Regardless the episode clearly represents and is consistent with everything Jesus did and taught in his earthly ministry. 4 "Teacher," they said to J … [Read more...]
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|Public Law 85-863
|Public Works Appropriation Act, 1959.
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|Payment to Indians.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1959, for civil functions administered by the Department of the Army, certain agencies of the Department of the Interior, and the Tennessee Valley Authority, and for other purposes, namely:
For the prosecution of river and harbor, flood control, shore protection, and related projects authorized by law; detailed studies, and plans and specifications, of projects (including those for development with participation or under consideration for participation by States, local governments, or private groups) authorized or made eligible for selection by law (but such studies shall not constitute a commitment of the Government to construction); and not to exceed $1,600,000 for transfer to the Secretary of the Interior for conservation of fish and wildlife as authorized by law; to remain available until expended, $603,246,500, of which $273,000 shall be available for the acquisition of telephone facilities, and for the readjustment of service in the vicinity of Tuttle Creek Reservoir in Kansas: Provided, That funds appropriated herein may at the discretion and under the direction of the Chief of Engineers be used in payment to the accounts of the Confederated Tribes of the Yakima Reservation, the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation, the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation, or other recognized Indian tribes, and those individual Indians not enrolled in any recognized tribe, but who through domicile at or in the immediate vicinity of the reservoir and through custom and usage are found to have an equitable interest in the fishery, all of whose fishing rights and interests will be impaired by the Government incident to the construction, operation, or maintenance of the Dalles Dam, Columbia River, Washington and Oregon, and must be subordinated thereto by agreement or litigation: Provided further, That no part of this appropriation shall be used for projects not authorized by law or which are authorized by a law limiting the amount to be appropriated therefor, except as may be within the limits of the amount now or hereafter authorized to be appropriated: Provided further, That there shall be credited against the local contribution requirement on the Canton, Missouri, project a sum equal to the total cost of the improvements contributing to the project which have already been constructed by the city of Canton: Provided further, That none of the funds appropriated for "Construction, General", in this Act shall be used on the project "Missouri River, Kansas City to mouth", for any purpose other than bank stabilization work.
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The crime reporting organization WeTip recognized the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department as "Sheriff Department of the Year" at its national conference in Ontario, officials said this week.
The award was given because the department embraces WeTip's work and deputies work hard at pursuing tips generated through WeTip, said Sheriff John McMahon said in a press release Tuesday.
Following are awards received by deputies during the April 19 conference at the Ontario Convention Center.
- Deputy George Dorta, Rancho Cucamonga station, Community Partner Award.
- Deputy Alex Collins, Big Bear station, Award of Valor.
- Detective Jeremiah MacKay, Yucaipa station, posthumously honored with the Award of Valor.
Reach Melissa via email or call her at 909-386-3878.
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National Cyber Security Awareness Month 2012
Published Monday, October 1, 2012
October has been designated National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA), a consortium consisting of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and partners from Federal, State and local government, academia and industry. The NCSAM program here at FAU will focus on educating our Students, Faculty and Staff about how to secure their parts of Cyberspace, Their Desktop Computers, Mobile Devices, laptops and tablets computers.
As part of the nationwide NCSAM effort, The Office of Information Technology (OIT) is sponsoring cyber security events at FAU throughout October, including a series of informative presentations by industry experts. The Presentations will be video-conferenced and held at our Boca Raton campuses (see individual events below for originating rooms), and shown in Davie (LA139), Jupiter (SR275), Fort Lauderdale (HE608), and HBOI (HB105). For more information please contact Larry Thomas, 561-297-3259, email@example.com or go to our Web site at www.fau.edu/security.
- October 1, 2012 10:30am | Room OD203
Dan Mathews, Dell/Secureworks
Threats and Vulnerabilities
- October 2, 2012 10:30am | Room OD203
Bob Demmery, Sprint
Mobile Security
- October 10, 2012 10:30am | Room CM133
Jason Wright, Sourcefire
Agile Security in a Dynamic World
- October 15, 2012 10:30am | Room OD203
Mike Scanlin, NetApp
Assuring Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability with the NIST Risk Management Framework
- October 17, 2012 09:30am | Room OD203
William Chip Crane, IBM
Understanding the security challenges to cloud computing
- October 24, 2012 09:30am | Room CM125
Patrick Gray, CISCO
The Confluence of Data Security Challenges
- October 29, 2012 10:30am | Room OD203
Rolando Panez, Check Point Software Technologies
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – After defeating Barry in January to snap a three-game losing streak, the women's basketball team again collected win over the Barry Buccaneers to earn their first win in the last four games. The 90-88 victory came Saturday afternoon from the Marion Bowman Center on the campus of Saint Leo University.
Before the contest began, Saint Leo head coach Nikki Jessee and her coaching staff honored seniors Chelsea Connelly and Teresa Manigrasso for reaching statistical career milestones. Earlier in the season, Connelly tallied her 600th career rebound, earning her a place in the prestigious Saint Leo 600-rebound club. In addition, just one week ago, Manigrasso scored her 1,000th career point. They were both recognized for their contributions in front of their home crowd.
In typical Sunshine State Conference fashion, both teams came out hard. Barry soon gained a small lead and held onto it for much of the first half, but Saint Leo launched an offensive attack with eight minutes to play that would shock the Barry defense. Despite trailing Barry by as much as five points in the first half, the Lions fought hard and walked into halftime with a 46-36 lead.
After the halftime period, both the Bucs and the Lions came out hungry for victory.
Bucs took the lead with 5:00 to play, and from then on it was a back and forth ballgame…. With 56 seconds to play, it was senior Chelsea Connelly who sank a jumpshot off of an assist from Chachi Guzman. Upon regaining possession of the ball, Connelly passed to junior Kinnara Lewis, allowing her the opportunity to shoot a jumper from the perimeter and give the Lions a four-point lead. With seconds ticking off the clock, the Lions brought home the 90-88 victory.
Senior Chelsea Williams led the Lions offensively in the effort, collecting a career-high 30 points. Senior Teresa Manigrasso and junior Kinnara Lewis also tallied double-digit scoring performances, with 20 and 15 points, respectively.
Defensively, senior Chelsea Connelly shined above everyone in the contest, as she pulled down 14 rebounds. Behind Connelly's effort, Williams also led all other players with nine.
As a team, the squad shot 30-65 (46 percent) in the victory, tallying 24 of 31 free throws and 22 assists. Defensively, Saint Leo earned 40 rebounds and four blocks in the effort.
The Lions will return to action on Wednesday, February 12th when they host the visiting Tampa Spartans on PINK Day. Tipoff for the Sunshine State Conference contest is set for 5:30 p.m.
For more on the Saint Leo women's basketball team, visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook and 'Follow' the Saint Leo Lions on Twitter and Instagram.


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ATLANTA -- Coca-Cola Co. has teamed up with ad agency Ogilvy & Mather to market Diet Coke in what the soft drink giant claims to be the "world's thinnest vending machine."
The aptly named "Slender Vender," which appears to be about a foot wide, is designed to fit in the most compact of spaces where other machines can't.
The willowy vender is making its rounds in Paris to distribute slimmed down aluminum bottles of Diet Coke in unexpected places, like between elliptical machines at gyms and between lanes at bowling alleys.
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Allstate Sugar Bowl To Begin With Legendary Coin Toss
Monday, December 31, 2012
The 79th annual Allstate Sugar Bowl will open with a star-filled coin toss as the University of Louisville and the University of Florida will each be represented on the field by a pair of legends. For Louisville, former football star Tom Jackson and native son Muhammad Ali will join the team captains on the field for the opening toss. Florida will be represented by former football stars Emmitt Smith and Danny Wuerffel.