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Four-medal night for Team USA
LONDON - Team USA had its biggest track & field night thus far at 2012 Olympic Games, bringing home three silver medals and one bronze - including some from unexpected sources - at Olympic Stadium.
Dawn Harper
(Los Angeles, Calif.) and
Kellie Wells
(Orlando, Fla.) went 2-3 in the 100m hurdles,
Erik Kynard
(Manhattan, Kan.) was second in the men's high jump, and Leo Manzano (Austin, Texas) grabbed a dramatic silver in the men's 1,500.
Double medals in hurdles
One of the sport's most highly anticipated finals, the 100m hurdles played out in spectacular fashion, pitting the defending gold medalist, Harper, against the heavily favored world champion, Sally Pearson of Australia. At the gun, Wells got out well, matching Pearson of Australia. Harper and
Lolo Jones
(Baton Rouge, La.) followed.
Harper soon found her form and looked strong as Pearson edged into the lead. Harper was closing on the Aussie over the final hurdle, but Pearson made it to the finish line first in an Olympic-record time of 12.35. Harper ran nearly two-tenths of a second faster than her 2008 Olympic gold medal performance to win silver in a personal best of 12.37. Harper's time is the best mark ever for any second place finisher in the 100m hurdles and ties her with Joanna Hayes as the second-fastest American in history, behind Gail Devers. Keeping her composure and finishing strong,
Kellie Wells
(Orlando, Fla.) rounded out the podium in a personal-best time of 12.48m. Jones ran a season best as she took fourth in 12.58.
Earlier in the evening, Harper had set a personal best in handily winning her heat in 12.46. Jones was the fastest qualifier on time, placing third in heat 2 in 12.71, and Wells won heat 3 in a then-season best of 12.51.
Another historic medal
Thanks to a brilliant stretch run in the men's 1,500m, American men have won two medals at 1,500m or over for the first time at an Olympic Games since 1968 - coincidentally, the last time the U.S. won this event at the Games.
Manzano took home the first U.S. medal in the 1,500 since Jim Ryun in that year. Tuesday night's race came down to a furious sprint for the finish line, and Leo Manzano (Austin, Texas) was able to capitalize on his renowned closing speed to sixth to second in the last 150m of the race. Manzano crossed the line in a season-best time of 3:34.79, the fastest time ever by an American at the Games, finishing behind gold medalist Taoufik Makhloufi of Algeria (3:34.08).
2011 World Outdoor bronze medalist
Matthew Centrowitz
(Eugene, Ore.) also had a strong stretch run. After running at the front for most of the race, Centrowitz had fallen back heading into the final stretch. He closed hard and finished fourth in 3:35.17, only two-hundredths of a second behind Abdalaati Igulder of Morocco, on whom he was closing. Centrowitz's fourth place finish gives the U.S. the best 1500m result since 1936 when Glenn Cunningham and Archie San Romani finished 2-4.
Kynard surprises
Sporting American flag knee socks, 21-year old Kynard (Manhattan, Kan.) entered the high jump final tied with the seventh-best personal best in the field. His skill, with perhaps a motivational assist from the socks, propelled him to an unexpected silver medal with a best clearance of 2.33m/7-7.75, behind gold medalist Ivan Ukov of Russia (2.38m/7-7.75). Kynard had only one miss in the competition while clearing four heights.
Mutaz Essa Barshim of Qatar, Derek Drouin of Canada and Robert Grabarz of Great Britain ended in a three-way tie for third at 2.29m/7-6.
Jamie Nieto
(Chula Vista, Calif.) placed sixth, also with a clearance of 2.29m/7-6, and 2011 World Champion
Jesse Williams
(Eugene, Ore.) tied for ninth at 2.25m/7-4.25.
Finals Countdown
It was smooth sailing for American 200 meter runners in the women's semifinals. Two-time silver medalist
Allyson Felix
(Santa Clarita, Calif.) looked effortless in easily winning heat 2 in 22.31, 400m gold medalist
Sanya Richards-Ross
won heat 3 in 22.30, and 100m silver medalist
Carmelita Jeter
(Gardena, Calif.) was second in heat 1 in 22.39, behind defending gold medalist Veronica Campbell-Brown (22.32). The final will be contested Wednesday evening.
For the first time since 1992, the U.S. will have two men running the final of the 800m.
Nick Symmonds
(Springfield, Ore.) and
Duane Solomon
(Los Angeles, Calif.) squeaked through to the final as the duo took both the qualifying spots on time. The U.S. has not had anyone in the final of this event since Solomon's coach, Johnny Gray, ran in the final in 1996. Symmonds took third in heat 2 in 1:44.87 and Solomon took third in heat 3 in 1:44.93.
In women's long jump qualifying,
Janay DeLoach
(Fort Collins, Colo.) made it to the final on her first jump with a mark of 6.81m/22-4.25. World champion
Brittney Reese
(Gulfport, Miss.) let it come down to the last jump after fouling on her first two attempts. Reese jumped 6.57m/21-6.75 to earn her way into the final.
Chelsea Hayes
(Ruston, La.) had a best mark of 6.37m/20-10.75 and did not advance.
Team USA Medal Count - 13 total
Gold (2)
Jenn Suhr (Churchville, N.Y.), WPV, 4.75/15-7
Sanya Richards-Ross (Austin, Texas), w400, 49.55
Silver (6)
Leo Manzano (Austin Texas), M1500, 3:34.79
Dawn Harper (Los Angeles, Calif.), W100H, 12.37
Erik Kynard (Manhattan, Kans.) MHJ, 2.33m/7-7.75
Michael Tinsley (Round Rock, Texas), M400H, 47.91
Carmelita Jeter (Gardena, Calif.), W100, 10.78
Galen Rupp (Portland, Ore.), M10,000m, 27:30.90
Bronze (5)
Kellie Wells (Orlando, Fla.), W100H, 12.48
Justin Gatlin (Orlando, Fla.) M100, 9.79
DeeDee Trotter (Orlando, Fla.), W400, 49.72
Will Claye (San Diego, Calif.), MLJ, 8.12m/26-7.75
Reese Hoffa (Athens, Ga.), MSP, 21.23m/69-8
Athlete Quotes
Dawn Harper, 100m Hurdles:
"Oh, definitely a smile. I came back with some hardware and a personal best of 12.3, you can not be mad at that. To come here and know I had this kind of pressure on me, 'can she do it, did she deserve it in '08?' I think that I pretty much showed out today on a big stage."
Kellie Wells, 100m Hurdles:
"It's amazing. To know I came and got a bronze medal and a PR and to have just achieved so much. And to think where I have came from, I was a 13.1 hurdler when I came to my coach and he's transformed me, and I'm so, so thankful for him. I carry my mother with me every day, and to know that she got to watch down on me and see me get a bronze medal and PR and to do something that she had so much passion for makes me feel so good in my heart."
Lolo Jones, 100m Hurdles:
"I'm just kind of in shock right now. I didn't keep it together. At least this time it was a clean race. It was my season best but obviously I am crushed. I struggled with maintenance (of my body) all year. I am not going to blame it on injuries but I obviously wasn't as healthy."
Leo Manzano, 1500m:
"I'm really excited, so thrilled and so pumped. It was an insane race. It was probably the toughest race physically and mentally that I've ever been in."
Matthew Centrowitz, 1500m:
"Coming in here, I wanted to make moves that put me in medal position. I did all I could. I was so close to that medal."
Erik Kynard, High Jump:
"I'm here. I medaled so that is all I could do. Pressure doesn't burst my pipes. I have faith in my abilities. No stage is too big. This is the best second place I have ever had."
Jamie Nieto, High Jump:
"It could be anybody's day. A lot of guys had pressure on them. The conditions weren't bad. I gave it my best. I was the old guy of the field so finishing sixth wasn't bad." (on Erik Kynard): "He is amazing he is the future and the present. We all have the same coach, who is a great coach. Erik is a great testament to that."
Jesse Williams, High Jump:
"First of all I want to say congratulations to Erik Kynard. He deserves this. I under-achieved big time. I'm in unbelievable shape right now. It hurts. I know I'm much better than what I did today. I had some decent attempts. I wasn't using the power that I had. It's disappointing."
Brittney Reese, Long Jump:
"I was on the board but had a lot of small fouls. All were over the qualifying mark, I just couldn't put it together. I had two toenail fouls over the qualifying mark. Tomorrow I have to get it done. This is the Olympics you have to bring it."
Janay Deloach, Long Jump:
"That was the plan, to do one and done so I can stay as fresh as I can so I can go for the gold tomorrow...I'm looking forward to a lot of good jumps tomorrow, we already got three auto qualifiers at 6.80 so those are just on one jump, it's going to be pretty good tomorrow.."
Chelsea Hayes, Long Jump:
"I guess I just let me nerves get to me. Competing here is a lot different than competing in the U.S."
Nick Symmonds, 800m:
"I'll take it. I made a final. It was a scary way to do it but I did it. I feel fantastic right now. I have 48 hours to recover. I have proven that I get better as I go through rounds. I'm ecstatic. I feel really, really good."
Duane Solomon, 800m:
"I feel great. It's great to have two Americans (advancing to finals). A lot of people counted me out from even making the team and I made finals. I didn't get out as aggressive as I usually do. Finals are going to be great. I believe I am a finals runner when it comes down to it. I'm going to make something happen."
Carmelita Jeter, 200m:
"I'm just getting ready for the next round. I feel good."
Allyson Felix, 200m:
"I felt good. I have been waiting for this. I don't put too much weight on it (semi-finals). I just want to execute and that's what it is all about."
Sanya Richards-Ross, 200m:
"My coach told me to be patient. I'm happy I got the win. I feel good. I have been mentally been preparing for this since I made the team."
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UNICEF Executive Directors Togo visit focuses on education
At a meeting with the President of Togo, Faure Gnassingbe, Veneman announced over $3 million in additional support for education, health and nutrition programs.
The President expressed his intent to eliminate school fees and implement free primary education. Veneman and the President agreed that Togos children are the human capital of the country and that they should be at the heart of national policy and planning.
Veneman visited a vodun convent in Togo and met with the High Priestess and a group of girls who are currently under her religious instruction.
Vodun, is an ancient religion practiced by some 30 million people in the West African nations of Benin, Togo and Ghana. In many parts of the world it is also known as voodoo.
As part of the Togo culture, girls, often as young as four years old, enter into convents for training. During their initiation period, the girls do not normally go to school and after initiation will rarely continue their education.
However, as a result of a recent initiative with the Togolese Government, local organizations and UNICEF, these girls are going to school.
Education is critical for children and for their future, said Veneman. By working with traditional religious leaders, children and especially girls are being given the opportunity to go to school, some of them for the first time.
About UNICEF:
UNICEF works on the ground in more than 150 developing and transitional countries to help children survive and thrive. The worlds largest provider of vaccines for poor countries, UNICEF works to advance the Millennium Development Goals by supporting child health and nutrition, quality basic education for all boys and girls, access to clean water and sanitation, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation and AIDS.
About the UNICEF Executive Director:
Ann M. Veneman assumed the leadership of UNICEF on 1 May 2005, becoming the fifth Executive Director to lead UNICEF in its 60-year history. Prior to joining UNICEF, Veneman served as Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture.
At UNICEF, Veneman directs a global agency of over 10,000 staff and annual total resources of more than $3 billion, funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of governments, businesses, foundations and individuals. Since assuming the position of Executive Director, she has traveled around the world, witnessing firsthand the work of UNICEF, speaking at meetings and conferences, and visiting heads of state or government and other partners.
For further information, please contact:
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Jani-King, the world's largest commercial cleaning franchise company, has been named the Official Cleaning Company of The PGA of America. The five-year partnership will generate support for PGA Player Development initiatives, including Get Golf Ready.
Jani-King, which will have a presence at the 59th PGA Merchandise Show, Jan. 26-28, in Orlando, Fla., will network with PGA Professionals to market its commercial cleaning services to the golf industry.
"The PGA of America proudly welcomes Jani-King, which celebrates its 43rd anniversary this year, as a partner in The PGA of America family engaging our member professionals while supporting the growth of the game," said PGA of America President Allen Wronowski. "Jani-King's outstanding reputation of service complements our PGA Professionals' efforts to best represent themselves and their facilities."
Founded in 1969, and with headquarters in Dallas, Texas, Jani-King has more than 13,000 franchise owners worldwide and more than 120 regional offices in 17 countries.
"Jani-King is excited to partner with The PGA of America to not only grow the game of golf, but to also provide PGA Professionals with the opportunity to showcase their local facilities in a superior manner," said Jani-King President Jerry Crawford. "Our commitment to customer satisfaction sets Jani-King apart and we look forward to delivering services that are beyond expectations of PGA Professionals and their members and guests."
About Jani-King
Jani-King is the world's largest commercial cleaning franchise company with more than 13,000 franchise owners worldwide. Founded in 1969, the company has more than 120 regional offices in 17 countries. Through a network of regional support offices, Jani-King contracts commercial cleaning services for many different facilities including healthcare, office, hotel/resort, manufacturing, restaurant and sporting venues. The company has consistently ranked as the top performer among commercial cleaning franchise businesses.
About The PGA of America
Since its founding in 1916, The PGA of America has maintained a twofold mission: to establish and elevate the standards of the profession and to grow interest and participation in the game of golf. By establishing and elevating the standards of the golf profession through world-class education, career services, marketing and research programs, The PGA enables its professionals to maximize their performance in their respective career paths and showcases them as experts in the game and in the multi-billion dollar golf industry. By creating and delivering world-class championships and innovative programs, The PGA of America elevates the public's interest in the game, the desire to play more golf, and ensures accessibility to the game for everyone, everywhere. As The PGA nears its centennial, the PGA brand represents the very best in golf.


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Royce Woolridge had a season high 20 points and freshmen Que Johnson added 14 to help Washington State beat Pepperdine 78-61 Sunday.
Washington State (5-4) opened with a 10-0 run and led by as many as 16 in the first half, taking a 41-26 lead at intermission. The Cougars never trailed in the game.
Pepperdine (6-5) cut the lead to seven, 61-54 with just under eight minutes to play, but went suddenly cold from the field, converting just two field goals the final seven minutes.
Pepperdine shot only 38 percent from the field, well below its season average. The Cougars shot 53.6 percent from the field (30-56) for their best shooting performance of the season.
Pepperdine held Washington State's leading scorer, DaVonte Lacy to nine points. D.J. Shelton chipped in nine to balance out the scoring.
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Bill and Carolyn Hovis of West Chester, Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Hovis to Philip Beeson, son of Matt and Linda Beeson of Crestwood.
The bride-elect is a 2005 graduate of Lakota West High School in West Chester and a 2009 graduate of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where she earned a bachelor's degree in social work. She is a counselor at the Women's Crisis Center in Covington.
Jacob S. Martin recently graduated from the U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps Leader's Training Course at Fort Knox.
The four-week course is a leadership internship for cadets that can lead to becoming an Army officer.
College students experience and examine the Army without being obligated to serve in the Army or ROTC, and are eligible to receive two-year college scholarship offers and attend the Advanced ROTC Course at their college.
Martin is a student at Western Kentucky University.
U.S. Air Force Airmen Bryan T. Litton and Joseph R. Bauer recently graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Litton is the son of Todd and Kennethea Litton of Goshen. He is a 2007 graduate of North Oldham High School.
Bauer is the son of J.R. Bauer III of Prospect and Sun Young Bauer of Louisville.
Bauer is a 2007 graduate of Ballard High School.
Cody Lasseigne of Pewee Valley recently earned the Superior Cadet Award from the Eastern Kentucky University Reserve Officer Training Corps, one of only two awards given by the school's ROTC program.
He will be a sophomore at EKU in the fall. He also was named to the dean's list with a 3.75 grade-point average.
He is a graduate of South Oldham High School. He is studying construction management at EKU.
In August, Lasseigne will attend Air Assault School, of which there is only one slot for EKU ROTC.
Cody Malone, a 2009 South Oldham High School graduate, was recently awarded the Elizabeth Nall Sherry Children of the American Revolution Scholarship by the John Marshall Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution at their annual Flag Day Luncheon.
Malone is a member of the Jack Jouett Society, Children of the American Revolution and will attend Middle Tennessee State University in the fall.
He is the son of Scott and Becky Malone of Crestwood.
The Open Door Christian Store will host Real All-out Worship at 6 p.m. Friday.
Three groups will be showcased at this free concert – Carrollton Christian rock band "Resound," local contemporary Christian artist Cara Hazard and Ballardsville Christian rock group, "The Spark."
The Open Door Christian Store is located at 6402 Westwind Way, No. 3 in Crestwood.
For information call 243-9310.
From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, La Grange Assembly of God will host a church yard sale. Proceeds go to mission.s
La Grange AOG is located at 2109 W Ky. 146. For information, call 222-5815.
Joshua T. Mitchell recently graduated from the U.S. Army ROTC Leader's Training Course at Fort Knox.
Mitchell is a student at the University of Kentucky.
He is the son of Kenneth S. Mitchell of Sanford, N.C., and Cynthia R. Jorgensen of Crestwood.
Mitchell is a 2006 graduate of South Oldham High School.
Angel Food Ministries is a non-profit, non-denominational organization that provides fresh and frozen food items sold at about half the price to help people with their grocery bills.
Anyone of any income level can buy the food.
The $30 August box includes:
• 1.5 lbs. ribeye steaks (four 6-ounce);
• 3 lbs. individually quick frozen split chicken breast;
• 1 lb. boneless center-cut pork chops;
• 2 lbs. mac andee^beef dinner entrée;
• 1.5 lbs. breaded all white meat chicken nuggets;
After one year of glory, how long have your cleats sat in the closet longing for another chance on the field? Now there's a way to get some good out of those remnants from seasons past.
Six girls from Girl Scout Troup 1454 are collecting used sporting goods to give away to families who need a new basketball, hockey stick or pair of cleats. They've collected more than 100 items since this spring, they've inflated balls, sprayed deodorizer in the shoes and are almost ready to it all away.
The Baptist Hospital Northeast Favorite Recipes cookbook is now available in the hospital gift shop for $14.95 plus tax.
The book is a hardbound three-ring binder with an easel for easy reading while cooking. It contains 450 recipes from employees, volunteers and physicians. Proceeds benefit Baptist Hospital Foundation's Baptist Northeast Patient Care Fund.
The gift shop is open 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday.
For information, call 222-3306.
U.S. Army Pvt. Stephen E. McCoy recently graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C.
He is the son of David McCoy of Goshen.
McCoy is a 2008 graduate of North Oldham High School.
Eric and Denise Coon of La Grange, recently represented the Humane Society of Oldham County at a one-day workshop in Indianapolis, presented by Petfinder.com, the online database of homeless pets.
Topics included fundraising, marketing, and other strategies to increase adoptability of animals.
A group of Native Americans camped in Westport Friday in the middle of a 680-mile – or 12,000-year – journey, depending on how you look at it.
The group is canoeing the Ohio River along the entire Kentucky border from West Virginia to Missouri. They're doing it to teach people about the history of Native Americans in Kentucky.
Many people think of Native Americans as living in the west, not realizing they're also native to Kentucky, traveler Jerry "Two Feather" Thornton said.
Aidyn Lee Tingle was born May 6, 2009, at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville. He weighed 6 pounds and 6 ounces and measured 18 and a half inches long.
His parents are Tyler L. Tingle and Kristina M. Whelehan of La Grange.
Grandparents are Colleen Maeder of Georgetown and Ronnie and Mary Tingle of La Grange.
Great-grandparents are Earl and the late Minnie Tingle, the late Don and Linda Collier, Carmen Espinal, Edward Whelehan and the late Susie Russ.
Linda G. Mason, circuit court clerk for Oldham County, recently participated in the 2009 Circuit Court Clerks Summer College in Lexington.
The Administrative Office of the Courts hosted the college, which offered sessions on how to improve and safeguard the Office of Circuit Court Clerk. Participants received 12.25 hours of continuing education credit.
Circuit court clerks attended sessions on managing jury records, serving domestic violence victims, maintaining court records and promoting excellent customer service.
The South Oldham Lions Club is proud to host this year's Oldham County Backyard Barbecue and Craft Festival 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 12.
The park-like setting of The Maples, in Crestwood on W. Ky. 22, has been selected as the location for this year's Lions Club fundraising event and admission is free.
Registration for participants will be accepted through July 31.
Members of the Oldham County FFA recently attended the state FFA convention at Rupp Arena in Lexington.
Nick Fleitz of the Oldham County FFA Chapter was named the Kentucky Association FFA State Vice-President at the convention. He was elected by the delegates to serve as the Kentucky Association FFA Vice-President for 2009-10.
James and Anna Bailey of Oneonta, Ala. announce the engagement of their daughter, Maegen Bailey to William Carter, son of Alan and Judy Carter of Crestwood.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Donald and Adelia Kaestner of Sylacauga, Ala. and the late Clarence and Olive Bailey of Pinedale Shores, Ala.
Lauren Nicole Chavez and Evan Alexander Rosenman were married June 6 at the home of the groom's parents.
The bride is the daughter of Pam Isaacs of Crestwood and Victor Chavez of Chicago. She graduated from South Oldham High School and attended the University of Louisville.
The groom is the son of Barbara and Michael Rosenman of Smithfield. He graduated from South Oldham High School and attended the University of Louisville.
The couple resides in St. Matthews.
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Dell Latitude D600
The Dell Latitude D600 was released on 3/12/03. At the time of its release it was met with great reviews. Despite being almost 5 years old this business laptop is perfectly capable of delivering a satisfying Linux experience.
This is not a guide on how to install Arch (for help with that see the installation guide), but rather an attempt to cover the steps of how to take full advantage of the laptop's hardware. Despite being an Arch-wiki page, everything explained here should apply to other Linux distributions as well.
Getting most of the hardware to work correctly under Linux, is not overly difficult (in fact these days most things are auto-detected, and "just work"TM. Keep in mind I am by no means an expert of hardware in Linux so you may find better solutions than the ones presented here. If you do please edit this guide so that other people may benefit as well.
As always the documentation for a Dell laptop is almost non-existant. The only documentation you are going to find for the d600 is the spec sheet and some useless pdf files (although the service guide can be useful if you need to take the laptop apart for some reason). So with that being said the only way to find out useful information is to inspect each individual hardware component.
- Pentium M, with CPU frequency scaling
- ATI Mobility Radeon 9000, including framebuffer (open source radeon driver)
- Wireless card:
- Intel 2200 Pro/Wireless Lan card (ipw2200 driver)
- Broadcom BCM4306 rev2 Wireless card (b43legacy driver)
- Sigmatel STAC9750 audio (including mixing with alsa)
- Function/audio keys
- Alps Touchpad and pointing stick (synaptics driver)
- O2Media PCMCIA slot
- Broadcom BCM5702 ethernet card
- Hardware monitoring (i8k kernel module, hddtemp)
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The D600 comes with either an Intel Pro Wireless 2200 or a Broadcom BCM4306 rev 2. Both cards work flawlessly with their ipw2200 or b43legacy drivers, respectively.
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/etc/network-profilefollowing the template in that directory. It will look something like the following.
# Network Profile DESCRIPTION="Default Network Profile" # Network Settings INTERFACE=eth1 HOSTNAME=home # Wireless Settings (optional) ESSID=Router IWOPTS="dhcp $ESSID" #WIFI_INTERFACE=wlan0 # use this if you have a special wireless interface # that is linked to the real $INTERFACE WIFI_WAIT=2 # seconds to wait for the wireless card to
If you run into the strange problem of your wireless interface switching between eth0 and eth1 at boot then you may want to use
nameif. Simply put your network id followed by the mac address in /etc/mactab.
eth0 00:0C:DB:E8:38:5A wlan0 00:1F:12:62:2E:CC
(Taken from here.) In addition, a small change to /etc/rc.d/network is necessary to run the nameif command prior to configuring the interfaces. The following excerpt from /etc/rc.d/network shows the lines that need to be added. This change simply checks for the existance of the /etc/mactab file and if it exists executes nameif to assign interface names.
stat_busy "Starting Network" error=0 ##### begin nameif change ##### # set names if [ -n /etc/mactab ]; then /sbin/nameif fi ##### end nameif change ##### # bring up bridge interfaces bridge_up # bring up ethernet interfaces
Broadcom BCM4306 rev 2
Not long ago, Broadcom cards used to be a nightmare under Linux, until the b43 drivers came along. The b43 and b43legacy drivers are included in the kernel, so as with the Intel card, we just need to get the firmware for it.
If you have an Ethernet connection, install b43-fwcutter from pacman, like so:
# pacman -S b43-fwcutter
If not, download the b43-fwcutter tarball and compile it:
wget http://bu3sch.de/b43/fwcutter/b43-fwcutter-015.tar.bz2 tar xjf b43-fwcutter-015.tar.bz2 cd b43-fwcutter-015 make sudo make install cd ..
Next, you'll need to download the following two files:
And use b43-fwcutter to install the firmware files:
$ tar xfvj broadcom-wl-220.127.116.11.tar.bz2 # b43-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apsta-18.104.22.168.o # b43-fwcutter --unsupported -w /lib/firmware broadcom-wl-220.127.116.11/driver/wl_apsta_mimo.o
Since this card uses the b43legacy driver, we'll blacklist and remove the b43 driver just in case.
# modprobe -r b43 # echo "blacklist b43" >> /etc/modprobe.d/modprobe.conf
Finally, load the b43legacy driver:
# modprobe b43legacy
Once the firmware is installed, NetworkManager and Wicd both handle the card flawlessly. I haven't tested any other connection managers, but those are the two most popular.
CPU Scaling
Some BIOS revisions don't work properly with acpi-cpufreq, likely due to the driver being buggy or incorrect DSDT tables. There isn't a fix for this that I know of yet.
Suspend to Ram
This is easily accomplished by installing
uswsusp from AUR. Contrary to the ominous output from pacman no additional configuration is needed. Additionally,
s2ram will probably output an error message saying that This machine can only suspend without framebuffer. but I have not encountered problems with resuming from suspend.
# s2ram -i
This machine can be identified by: sys_vendor = "Dell Computer Corporation" sys_product = "Latitude D600 " sys_version = "" bios_version = "A16"
# s2ram -f
Video Card
Use the open source "xf86-video-ati" radeon driver. ATI dropped support for the Radeon (RV250) Mobility FireGL 9000 after catalyst driver version 8.28.8.
The xf86-video-ati package is available in the Extra repository.


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On Saturday evening, Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m., Congregation Tifereth Israel is hosting a Melave Malka, an informal evening of singing to usher out the Shabbat. This family program will be led by Cantor Alane Katzew of Temple Israel and Cantor Neil Schwartz of Tifereth Israel. Melave Malka literally means "escorting the Queen." Among the Hassidim, this community gathering has been a way of pro-* longing the spiritof Shabbat before returning to the weekday world. The main feature of the traditional Hassidic Melave Malka is the grdtip singing of Z'mirot, special tunes for Shabbat. The program at Tifereth Israel will have variety. In addition to Havdala and community singing, the Cantors will sing both solos and duets. The music will' include' Israeli tunes, Yiddish Art Music, and Ladino folk songs. Several new songs will be taught,.a Hassidic story will be told, and a short film clip of an Israeli song festival will be shown. Light refreshments will be served. Cantor Alane Katzew graduated from the School of Sacred Music of Hebrew Union College in New York. Cantor Neil Schwartz graduated from, the Cantors Institute of the Jewish .Theological. Seminary .Jn, New York. Carol Maize will be the accompanist for the evening. Call Congregation Tifereth Israel at 253-8523 for reservations, by Monday, Nov. 30. The entire community is invited to this free program. Main Points Of Israeli- gyptian Tourism Agreement Israel will be on a mutual basis. Air corridors will be designated-and consulates opened by Egypt in Eilat and . by Israel at Sharm el- Sheikh. Four border crossing. points along the old'international frontier to which,' Israel is to withdraw are detailed, with Israel building the necessary'facilities lot both countries at each checkpoint. Free movement is .to be permitted for both countries in Sinai, by bus, car" and motorcycle. Arrangements for the Egyptian purchase of existing Israeli facilities will be coordinated through a joint commission to be estab- lished. The comjnission will also discuss and agree on local arrangements for police and other matters in the border area, including smuggling and public health and veterinary services. Visas for local tourists visiting Sinai and the Eilat area will be issued to Israeli and Egyptian tourists at one -(CONTINUED ON PAGE 9) TEL AVIV (JTA)-Egypt has agreed to most of Israel's demands for easy access and freedom of movement for Israeli tourists in Sinai after Israel's final withdrawal from the'peninsula next April. This was indicated in the 13-paragraph "agreed minutes" signed bf Egyptian and Israeli officials at the end of Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Ali's - three day visit last week. The signatures were those of Hanan Baron and Taher Shash, officials of the Israeli and Egyptian foreign ministries respectively. The final agreement will be signed by Ali and Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir after it has been formally ratified by the two governments. Among the provisions are: Visas will be granted to tourists to Eilat who arrive at the Ras el-Naqb airport,- the former Etzion air base near Sharm el-Sheikh which Israel will evacuate. The. visas will be issued, on the spot. Israeli and Egyptian flights between Sinai and NEW YORK (JTA)-The president of the American Reform rabbinate said last week he was a little more optimistic about the outcome of a second attempt promised by Premier Menachem Begin to try to bring together Orthodox, Convervative and Reform rabbis to seek a settlement of the explosive "Who is a Jew" issue other than hy a Knesset vote. Rabbi Herbert Schaalman of Chicago, president of the (Reform) Central Con-. ference of American Rabbis (CCAR), expressed that restrained optimism in a telephone interview with the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. His comment was an elaboration of his president's column in the October issue of the CCAR News Letter in which he described a meeting in New York City in September at the hotel Begin was staying at during his most recent ■ visit to the.; United States. • Schaalman wrote that the Refornr leaders had asked Begin foy.jthe meeting •'•'to put before him our urgent feelings concerning the proposed amendment', to the Law of Return, the tenure of religious pluralism in the State of Israel" and the issue of governmental funding of American Reform Judaism's planned second kibbutz. The proposed amendment to the Law of Return would add the phrase' "al pi Halacha"—according to Halacha—which non-Orthodox rabbis have argued would be applied by the dominant Orthodox rab- " binate to reject conversions of would-be immigrants to Israel who had been converted by a Reform or Conservative rabbi. The Ameri can Reform and Conservative rabbis have strongly opposed the proposed amendment. Schaalman wrote that Begin left no doubt that he was "personally committed to the amendment," and that he had entered agreements with Orthodox elements in the formation of his second government "which obliges him to work for the intro- Mother and daughter, Betty and Lisa Sugerman, respectively, have their blood pressure taken before giving blood at tfie last Jewish Community bloodmobile. Set At 'Agudas Mh3 D§st24'"" ~ "Hospitals in trie Central Ohio region will request more than 2,000 units of blood this week and every week this year. Blood that is needed by family, friends and neighbors of our own community,", reminds Sol Derfler, coordinator of the upcoming Jewish-sponsored bloodmobile. "Yet with the support and participation of members of (CONTINUED ON PAGE 8) duction of the amendment" in the Knesset. "Mr. Begin made it very clear that he would not do so unless he was assured of- a. majority" in the Knesset "and expressed the opinion that at this time-he did not see such a majority in the o£ fing," Schaalman wrote. The Sept. 13 conversation ended with the Premier again offering his good offices to attempt to bring together representatives of "the Orthodox, Conservative and Reform movements to seek a settlement" of-the amendment struggle "other than by a Knesset vote." Schaalman noted, in his account, that "while we knew a prior attempt of this kind had failed in (August) 1977, we we/e nonetheless eager to have Mr. Begin try this road to the settlement of the issue in preference to the legislative one." Asked by the JTA why he felt more optimistic, even if only mildly so, after the failure of the 1977 meeting. Schaalman. said it seemed clear, at the September 13. meeting in New York, that Begin might prefer such an approach to resolution of the issue than a bitter and divisive struggle in the Knesset, particularly since the Premier had. indicated he did not believe the Orthodox parties in the Knesset • had the votes to pass it.- Terrorist Questioned PARIS, (JTA)—An Armenian who is suspected of terrorist activities is being questioned by French police on possible links with the bombing last year1 of the Rue Copernic synagogue. The man, who identified himself as Dimitri Giourgu, \vas arrested last week at Orly Airport while attempting to board a plane for Beirut. NCJW To Host Belva Plain At Luncheon Tuesday, Dec. 1 Center Annual Book Fair Set For Nov. 29-Dee. 6 The Jewish Center's annual Book Fair will open this Sunday, Nov. 29, and continue through Sunday, Dec. 6. Book Fair Chairperson Melanie Mark and Nancy Paul, chairperson of the Center's Israel/Judaic Committee, extend an invitation to the entire community to see the wide selection of Jewish. literature available for both children and adults and- to participate in the variety of special events planned in honor of Jewish Book Month. , Beginning Sunday, Nov. 29, at 7:30 p.m., well-known community reviewer Anita Eisenstein will present a review of Irwin Shaw's latest, novel,'* Bread' Upon the Waters. Other activities include: -.. ,- Monday,' Nov, 30, 7:30 p.m., "ABissel Yiddish," an entertaining collection of Yiddish folklore, music, and literature featuring O.S.U. Yiddish Instructor David Miller, Cantor Neil Schwartz, and Gallery Players Readers Theatre, Tuesday, Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m.,----"From Holocaust to Rebirth," a discussion and film "presentation with Dr. Leatrice Rabinsky and Mrs. (CONTINUED ON PAGE B) Tuesday, Dec. 1,12 noon at the Sheraton-Downtown, the -Columbus Section, National Council of Jewish Women will welcome as its guest speaker Belva Plain, best- selling author of Evergreen and Random Winds. Carol Skiest and Bobbi -Kauffman, Co-Presidents of - the Section, have announced that reservations are $8.50 ^or members and $10 for guests. A special, parking rate will be provided at the Sheraton garage. The last date for reservations, which can be made with Ann Deshe at 258-5250 or Jean Schottenstein at 252-1350. is Friday. Nov, 27. Babysitting will be provided. Belva Plain has been writing and publishing since she was 25 years old. However, her first novel. Evergreen, was not published until 1,978 arid it became an immediate best seller. In her books, her characters are people whose successes and failures appeal to everyone. » Belva Plain Belva Plains' novels con- lam examples' of heroism and cowardice, healthy and troubled marriages, successful and failed careers, with a rich * assortment of characters. A third novel, set in a foreign country and concerning politics, is now in the works. I 1 Pi &&-A
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Who Dat Holds The Trademark To Who Dat? NFL Threatens While WhoDat Inc. Asks Why?
from the who-dat-say-dey-gonna-beat-dem-trademarks dept
"Sure, a fleur de lis can belong to the Saints, but in very specific usage, and everybody knows what that is," Monistere explained. "If you go back to 1967, to date, they have registered and used the fleur de lis in a very specific way. They put it on the Saints helmet and on the Saints 'shield.' Its colors are very specific -- they're 'old gold and black.' But for the NFL to expand that definition and say that no matter what color and what style of fleur de lis, if you put it on an item, it means Saints, it is, as many believe, is just not correct. The fleur de lis belongs to everyone including the people of New Orleans.The Monistere brothers seem particularly annoyed by the NFL bullying small t-shirt makers, saying that they're more than happy to grant licenses to those folks to produce Who Dat merchandise, and merchants have said that the NFL communication has been tremendously threatening and aggressive, while the Monistere's have been quite friendly and accommodating. In fact, the Monistere's seem particularly annoyed that the NFL is bullying small shop owners like Fleurty Girl, who received a cease-and-desist:
"Here we are going to the Superbowl for the first time in 43 years and these NFL guys are here harassing the local small businesses," Monistere said. "Their merchandise sales are well over $320 BILLION a year! The NFL has become an intellectual property company. They make money selling their logos and image. With that kind of money coming in, they focus their attention on Fleurty Girl? I don't have a problem with them protecting their intellectual property, but when they do it to the extent of trying to intimidate people into believing that the Fleur de lis is theirs -- well, that's just a bullying technique."As for the New Orleans Saints themselves? The organization there has apparently publicly said that WhoDat holds the rights on the trademark.


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Harrisburg establishments target broader audience
Call it the thrill of developing a new concept.
Consider it undying faith in a thriving urban center.
Maybe it's just watching outside trends and capitalizing on local opportunities.
Whatever the motivation, developers in downtown Harrisburg over the last year — seasoned restaurateurs and nightclub owners, as well as first-time investors — have spent heavily to bring their respective visions to the capital city and fill in perceived gaps.
From an upscale martini bar that blends sushi and tapas to a family-friendly tap house and comedy club, the downtown area is gradually moving away from the late-night dance club scene and morphing into a place that caters to a broader audience.
The ongoing evolution will help bring people back to the city and raise income levels, which should create even more opportunities for savvy entrepreneurs and grow the city's tax base, said Matthew Crocker, assistant vice president for Washington County-based Crossgates Inc.'s midstate office.
"Economics will demand more of a higher-end clientele," said Crocker, chairman of the city beautification committee for Harrisburg Young Professionals, or HYP. "I think you're starting to see a reflection of that."
The downtown is still a very viable option for restaurants and bars, though it has changed a lot, said Ron Kamionka, a familiar face behind much of Harrisburg's club growth for more than a decade.
Kamionka, who owns clubs and pubs on the East and West shores, as well as in Bloomsburg, Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, is a trend watcher by nature of his business enterprises.
"You're always keeping an eye on the next hot thing. You have to reinvent yourself," said Kamionka, who recently converted his Eclipse nightclub into Second Street Comedy Club.
The club, which is connected to the Harrisburg Hardware Bar, helps expand the downtown demographic, he said. More diverse dining and entertainment options should keep people in the city longer, which would boost business.
"Downtown is all built on synergy," he said. "You know people aren't going to go to just one place in a night."
The goal for Kamionka and other downtown property owners has been more mass appeal for more than just the under-30 crowd, which is often associated with the post-midnight club scene.
That late-night demographic has been linked to various violent crimes, including stabbings and shootings.
Downtown owners have paid for added police patrols and invested more in new concepts that might help distance themselves from the crime.
Federal Taphouse
For example, Judd Goodman is in the process of converting his former Dragonfly nightclub, which sits alongside Kamionka's bar and comedy club on North Second Street, into the Federal Taphouse.
The restaurant, which is slated to open in the coming weeks, is one of two in the works for Goodman. He also is opening a Federal Taphouse in Lancaster this winter.
The establishment will boast 100 beer taps that cater to the craft-loving crowd and a wood-fired grill for pizzas and other artisan cuisine. In Harrisburg, the property also is home to Fed Live, a music venue that opened this fall.
Goodman said he has no interest in the 2 a.m. audience. His focus will be lunch through midnight, hoping to attract the professional crowd and families, while giving other audiences another place for live entertainment and special events.
"We need to bring people downtown earlier," he said, which would be "better for downtown" in the long run.
Goodman said he believes his destination establishment, where the emphasis is going to be on locally sourced ingredients and original adult beverages, will help drive more traffic to the downtown and fill a void.
"I'm a property owner in the downtown and I live downtown. I still believe in downtown Harrisburg," he said. "I've never lost faith in downtown Harrisburg."
Goodman's previous concept had a long run, but it's time to move on from that and give people more reasons to come downtown, he said.
Buddha Buddha
Further down Second Street is Buddha Buddha, a new concept from Rick Galiardo, who is a partner with Kamionka in Sawyers and Mulligan's Irish Pub.
Buddha Buddha is a martini lounge that serves Asian-inspired small-plate dishes. The lounge is another blend between restaurant and bar with an emphasis on scratch-made food.
Galiardo is targeting the professional crowd over happy hour and a late-night audience looking to grab a drink and share some sushi.
"For a restaurant district like this to work, there has got to be an energy, a reason for people to choose to go there," he said. "Downtown Harrisburg has kind of become that place."
The downtown area is undergoing a metamorphosis, he said.
"I think we have a nice even mix right now," Galiardo said, citing a shift over 12 years from having a few upscale places to a heavy focus on the younger crowd and now a more mature audience again. "For the first time, we have found the status quo."
One of the major change agents for Harrisburg has been HYP, which started in 1998 and today has more than 1,000 members.
"We have a very captive audience that is coming into the city to be part of a number of things," said Meron Yemane, HYP's president. "I think restaurants and other businesses see that and have responded."
Harrisburg sees tens of thousands enter and leave its borders every day for work. It's the job of organizations like HYP to keep commuters in the city a little longer and get them to come back on weekends.
"We saw the creation of the (downtown) scene. We saw it grow out," Yemane said. "I think it's more of an evolution that is taking place. It is capturing all audiences rather than segmenting them. (The downtown) can be all things to all people."
HYP is a significant player in the changing face of the downtown, said Brad Jones, vice president at Harristown Enterprises Inc., which owns Strawberry Square and is responsible for other commercial development in the downtown, including the Hilton Harrisburg.
"(HYP) is a juggernaut of energy and enthusiasm," Jones said. "They're the people who see the possibilities, and they get things done. Their enthusiasm is contagious."
Other openings
Restaurant chains such as Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches and Susquehanna Township-based Arooga's Grille House and Sports Bar have taken note of downtown opportunities and opened locations this year on North Second Street.
Several newcomers also have taken a chance on the downtown, including Ron and Julie Gilbertson, who opened Old Town Delicatessen on North Third Street in May.
"This is something I always wanted to do," said Ron Gilbertson, who grew up and worked in a deli in Philadelphia.
The Gilbertsons looked at several locations in the downtown before opting on their location across from the state Capitol.
"There is definitely demand. We thought something around here would be a success," he said, hoping to bring a fresh deli twist over lunch to the city's busy downtown professionals and politicians. "We felt like it fit here."
With their Boar's Head deli line and locally sourced ingredients, the New Cumberland couple has built a strong following, especially on the catering side of the business, which is expected to expand.
"We were surprised the concept worked so well," Gilbertson said.
The downtown also has attracted a barbecue joint like MoMo's BBQ & Grill, a nonprofit coffeehouse like Agia Sophia, a pita sandwich hotspot like Pita Pit and even crepes with the opening of Au Bon Lieu.
"Harrisburg is the heart of the region," Yemane said. "It's important that the heart of the city thrives. What we're seeing now is not only do people believe in the downtown but know the future is brighter than the past."
The Vartan Group's 1500 Project, a mixed-use condominium building in Midtown, and Cumberland County developer Dan Deitchman's residential work for Harrisburg University of Science and Technology are just a few recent projects that are part of a bigger revitalization process, Yemane said.
Fresh faces in downtown Harrisburg
Downtown Harrisburg has undergone a steady transformation during the last two years. Several restaurants and nightlife entertainment spots have opened — many with the thought of catering to a broader age group.
Here are some of the establishments that opened in the downtown in 2011 and 2012:
1. The Sturges Speakeasy: Opened June 2012; 400 Forster St.
2. Home 231: Opened April 2011; 231 North St.
3. Old Town Delicatessen: Opened May 2012; 512 N. Third St.
4. Buddha Buddha: Opened October 2012; 400 N. Second St.
5. Second Street Comedy Club: Opened November 2012; 236 N. Second St.
6. Federal Taphouse: Restaurant opening slated for December 2012, Fed Live music venue opened in September; 234 N. Second St.
7. Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches: Opened October 2012; 219 N. Second St.
8. Capitol Shoe Repair: Opened August 2012; 202 N. Second St.
9. Arooga's Downtown: Opened March 2012; 201 N. Second St.
10. Pita Pit: Opened September 2011; 100 N. Second St.
11. HealthyWay: Opened May 2012; 405 Walnut St.
12. Au Bon Lieu: Opened July 2012; 1 N. Third St.
13. Agia Sophia: Opened September 2011; 225 Market St.
14. MoMo's BBQ & Grill: Opened May 2011; 307 Market St.
15. Sindbaad Restaurant & Catering: Opened August 2012; 19 S. Third St.


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Liberty News
Liberty releases statement on student fatality
Liberty University has confirmed that a student, Hannah Emmaline Williams, 18, of Sanford, N.C., was killed Thursday night in an accident with an approaching train in Amherst County.
Four other students were involved in the accident. One remains in critical condition, and three sustained minor injuries.
This morning during a university-wide convocation, thousands of Liberty students gathered to pray for those affected by this tragedy.
Liberty University President and Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr. released this statement today:
"The Liberty University community is deeply saddened by this tragic accident. Our students, faculty and staff are praying for the families of Hannah Williams and the students who were injured in the accident. Hannah recently transferred to Liberty and was one of the students who volunteered to travel to the northeast to help flood victims in that region earlier this semester. Hannah Williams made Liberty University proud in her short time as a student here. Her tragic death is a great loss, not only to her family, but to our university community as well."


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The Dark Knight
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: From the deepest abyss in the world, where you think?
Age: 32
And this is a Gundam forum, if you want to talk about the olympics there is a thread in the general discussion forum.
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You've completely fail to answer the original question.
Someone like Fram is in the same boat as Zeheart - completely loyal to the cause and unquestioning.
Also again has the Vagan military shown anything otherwise that they are actually in conflict about killing civilians? We have never been show this on screen at all! Not a single Vagan soldier had been shown to be suffering from such moral conflict of carrying out Ezelcant's orders. NOT ONE. All we have seen in the Vagan military is them killing civilians EVERY SINGLE GENERATION for the past 60 years of the war!
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Flit really hasn't killed in cold blood, at all, zero, in this entire series at this moment in time. Killing in cold blood means murdering someone who is defenceless or harmless - killing enemy combatants in an active warzone firing death rays at either you, your fellow soldiers, or civilians with the intention of causing harm or to kill cannot for even a split second be consider killing in cold blood.
However the Vagan military HAVE killed many civilians in cold blood - many freaking times, just as Flit says "they take life freely" - and not just combatant life but civilian life. So yeah, the Vagans military ARE monsters by its very literal dictionary definition. While you can say Flit applying this view to the entire Vagan is extreme, applying the label of monsters due to the actions of the Vagan military is hardly problematic, in fact it is very fitting.
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When it became obvious they couldn't Germans in WWII started to have the idea that surrender to the West is the better option than the Russians.
When Japan wouldn't get their land battle and two H-bombs blew two cities they knew they had to surrender.
Are you new in debating? Of course someone would cross examine and rebut what you said.
Einus was surprised by Diva loaded with Plasma Divers as those are as of last she read against regulations.
The Federation has always followed the Silver Chalice Treaty and they are finally ripping it to shreds by using these weapons en massed.
|2012-07-31, 01:24
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Are you seriously using Fram's rejection of Kio's offer as a way to demonize her and the rest of the Vagans?What's she gonna say to that? "Ok kid, let's talk while your grandpa murders all my comrades"? You have to look at the context in which the offer is made, and by who. Kio doesn't have he power to offer terms to the enemy, and he's fighting for the federation, he's not even asking people to go pirate with him his asking people to just put down their arms and be executed (shanalua, girard)... of course people are going to reject that crap.
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|2012-07-31, 03:38
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Psychopathy (/saɪˈkɒpəθi/[1][2] from the Ancient Greek ψυχή "psyche", -soul, mind and πάθος, "pathos" -suffering, disease, condition[3][4]) is a personality disorder that has been variously described as characterized by shallow emotions (in particular reduced fear), stress tolerance, lacking empathy, coldheartedness, lacking guilt, egocentricity, superficial charm, manipulativeness, irresponsibility, nonplanfulness, impulsivity, and antisocial behaviors such as parasitic lifestyle and criminality.
Bold is my emphasis - Zeheart showed plenty of coldheartedness and lacking empathy when he gave the go ahead and watches his subordinates murder innocent civilians and actually giving approval, at that moment in time I think he fully deserves the title of a psychopath, more so than the Flit-haters would like to admit that Flit is nothing compared to these guys who talks pretty but has innocent blood on their hands, whereas Flit is actually clean.
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|2012-07-31, 07:37
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The only character going around ranting he's going to exterminate an entire race is Flit. If it were Zeheart or Fram I'd condemn their attitude too, but so far they haven't said anything.
Stop trying to sugarcoat Flit's attitude. Ever since Gen 2 he's been off the deep end. In that colony he ordered an attack on the Vagan factory and when Asemu quesitoned his order he said straight up he didn't give a shit about the civilians because they were traitors who were collaborating with the Vagan, nvm the fact that people didn't even know there Vagans in the factory...
|2012-07-31, 08:11
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Also is it me or the 3 MC for AGE has a little bit similar attitude towards WAR as the 3 MC of SEED/DESTINY?
-Kio is now Kira, since NO-kill policy.
-Flit is Shinn. Actually has been Shinn from beginning since his views on WAR is due to his hatred/vengeance.
-Asemu is Athrun, because..........I just felt like saying he's like Athrun since the other 2 resembles other MC of SEED series. So no actual point.......
|2012-07-31, 09:09
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And we've gone over this. Aside from the fact that a special forces team would've suffice Flit was in the right. He argued back that a moment's hesitation would lead to the worse possible outcome and that not taking care of the enemy quickly would result in heavy damage. Guess what? That's what happened. Asemu ran off which and when he finally came back it took him very little time to neutralize the Vagan suits to begin with.
The sooner you go in and take down the factory, the sooner you prevent the Vagans from digging in too deep in which case heavy collateral damage would be expected. There is no 100% ensuring that you can avoid it but you can at least minimize it as much as possible.
The damage to the colony was due to Asemu's hesitation to go in quickly and neutralize the Vagans before they could make a move.
That's how special forces operate in such delicate circumstances. The longer they allow the enemy to recover and gear up the harder the mission would be and the chances of civilians getting hurt is higher.
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|2012-07-31, 09:46
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Also I like how again you give Fram the slack, but when the Feds offered the Vagan's an olive branch it's not the Vagan's fault but the Feds for not trying hard enough.
FACT: Flit hasn't killed anyone in cold blood despite his cries of extermination
FACT: Vagans led many attacks on innocent civilians for the PAST 60 YEARS. Zeheart himself led the Earth invasion on civilians in Gen 3
Please stop your double standards, again Flit is just saying stuff about killing whereas the Vagans has actually DONE them many times. But we never see you condemn the Vagans, not once, but when Flit opens his mouth he is instantly the psychopathic genocidal manic.
|2012-07-31, 10:24
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Flit doesn't just want to kill the enemy, he wants to exterminate all vagans including the women and children who have not blown up colonies or killed civilians. They've done him no wrong yet he wants to kill them all based onwhat happened in war? That's irrational, and you trying to justify him makes you look silly. Zeheart and Fram have never said they wanted to exterminate the earthnoids. I dare you to find an episode where either of them say anything of the sort.
|2012-07-31, 10:55
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|2012-07-31, 13:28
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|2012-07-31, 14:43
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All I said is that wanting to exterminate an entire race is wrong. I guess that's uh, a radical new idea around here or something.
Your argument is basically that we can't condemn Flit's genocidal thoughts unless he actually goes out and starts killing innocent people? I guess racists shouldn't be condemned unless they act out and physically hurt people? Well NO, there are things that are socially acceptable to say and others that are not. Saying you want to exterminate a certain race is one of those that's inherently wrong. That's not open to interpretation.
"Oh but the other guys did X and Y, so it's OK for him to think that way" - NO, it's not . Two wrongs don't make a right.
|2012-07-31, 15:24
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Revolutionist Flit hasn't killed yet in cold blood. When Shanalua a Vegan co-opted spy escaped he said to Kio to let her go and focus on the mission. This shows regardless of his opinion he is still professional to this day.
Girrad Spriggan defected to the Vagans and attacked Federation troops, so Flit is right when he said talking to her is useless as she already picked a side.
Vegan is not a race but a sovereign state that has declared war on the rest of humanity. Its military and citizens support the genocide in Earth Sphere to make room for them. They are even willing to enslave the population of a colony orbiting Earth during the Assemu arc. That sounds like what Hitler was planning for the Slavs.
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For all those geocachers who like to cache power trails... here is an event you will love!!!
'The Winnipeg River "POWER" - Power Trail' by Muz and Girlie currently has 221 caches. I have been in contact with the CO's and they have plans to expand it before this event! Right now it ends not far from the location of the Maskwa Project, making it the perfect place to stay for the weekend.


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MotorWeek Video Transcript: DOE Fuel Cell Model Car Challenge
John Davis:Get together a bunch of teens excited about everything from cars to chemistry, and it's amazing what they can come up with. At the National Science Bowl, our Henry Kopacz discovered thousands of kids who are challenging themselves to take technology and their imaginations "Over The Edge."
Henry Kopacz: Energy conservation is a popular topic these days. And nowhere is it more important than in the automotive world. But, as it turns out, some of the best ideas are coming from somewhere other than the industry's big guns.
What do you get when you take a piece of balsa wood or foam, add a fuel cell, electric motor and few other assorted bits and pieces? Well, you have a fuel cell vehicle! And while these "cars" might be small in size, they're big in new technology.
And the place to see these high-tech wheeled wonders is at the United States Department of Energy's 17th Annual National Science Bowl. Held at the National 4-H Conference Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland the Science Bowl is the culmination of an academic competition consisting of more than 12,000 students from 1800 high schools across the U.S., Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico.
As part of the bowl's activities, which ranged from knowledge competitions to in-depth seminars with guest speakers, sixteen teams of students competed to build, and race, hydrogen fuel cell model cars.
Designing a fuel cell car from scratch using some pretty high-tech parts isn't exactly a piece of cake. So, event supervisors were at the students beckon call if any "shocking" questions had to be answered.
General Motors, a major sponsor of the fuel cell race, and a committed player in the research and development of fuel cell powered vehicles, had their HydroGen 3 fuel cell car on site. Students and spectators alike had the chance to check out and see first hand where this new technology is heading.
Raj Choudhury, Manager Public Policy, General Motors, Washington, DC: We firmly believe that the high school students who are here at the National Science Bowl will have the opportunity as they come out of college careers to work on this type of technology should they choose to. And we also hope and firmly believe that they will have the opportunity to drive vehicles that are based on fuel cell technology.
Kopacz: Completed cars were judged in two events, the first being a ten meter speed race where the fastest car wins. The second was more of an endurance-hill climb, where cars had to reach the summit of a six foot inclined-track in less than two minutes, with each run steeper than the previous.
All the buzz about fuel cell powered vehicles isn't about what they produce, it's about what they don't produce, and that's greenhouse gasses like Carbon Dioxide, Methane, and Nitrous Oxide. Fuel cell powered vehicles use a chemical reaction that turns their hydrogen fuel into electricity, which in turn powers an electric motor to propel the vehicle. Unlike conventional internal combustion engines, the only byproduct of the chemical reaction is water vapor. Pure H2O!
And this is no kids stuff. If the positive reaction the teams had to building and racing their cars is any meter, alternative fuels will have a big impact on motoring world's future.
And, these young adults just may be the ones to develop them.
Sue Ellen Walbridge, Manager National Science Bowl, U.S. Department of Energy: Well, we do want to interest students in math and science, we want to encourage them, for careers in those fields, because we want them as our future workforce, and our seventeen national laboratories, all of our facilities as well as our industry and university partners.
This isn't just a competition, it is an educational event and we like to stress the fact that they're coming here to learn, not just to compete.
Kopacz: So, who were this year's winners? Team Edwin O. Smith High School from Storrs, CT for the speed run and Team Bridgeport High School from Bridgeport, WV for the hill climb. Each team took home $1,750 dollars for their school's science departments.
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Helen Marie Sampson, 86, passed away Sunday, March 10, 2013 at Lutheran Home of the Good Shepherd, New Rockford, N.D., following a courageous 16 year battle with cancer.
Helen Marie Sampson, 86, passed away Sunday, March 10, 2013 at Lutheran Home of the Good Shepherd, New Rockford, N.D., following a courageous 16 year battle with cancer.
Funeral service will be Thursday, March 14 at 2 p.m. at Evangelical Free Church, New Rockford. Interment will be this spring in the Prairie Home Cemetery, New Rockford. Officiating the service will be Pastor Joe Greiner.
Casket Bearers are Mike Williams, Wade Williams, David Anderson, Gary Anderson, Doug Cudworth and Monte Williams. Honorary bearers will be Haley, Paxton and Corbin Schweigert.
Helen was born December 11, 1926, to John and Clara (Hentges) Williams at home near Brantford, N.D., located in Eddy County. She was delivered by her father.
She attended county school near Brantford, and was the youngest daughter born of eight children, and six half-brothers and half-sisters. Helen helped with the barn dances her parents had at their farm.
Helen was united in marriage to Stanley Sampson on October 6, 1951 at the home of Rev. Henry Jeske at Buchanan, N.D. They lived on the family farm in Pleasant Prairie Township near Brantford where they operated/managed a dairy business while raising their two daughters. The family farm was her pride and joy where she found much peace and solitude. Her hobbies were the family farm, where she was an avid gardener. She also did embroidery, loved visiting and providing lunch for family and friends. After Stanley's death on June 20, 1993, she continued to manage the family farm while residing in an apartment in New Rockford.
She was a member of the Brantford Congregational Church where she taught Bible School. After that church closed, she became a member of the Evangelical Free Church in New Rockford, where she helped out in various church duties. She loved bible study and her fellow church members were dear to her heart. Due to health reasons Helen became a resident of Lutheran Home of the Good Shepherd on May 9, 2011.
Helen is survived by her two daughters, Kathy (Kasper) Vetter, Carrington, N.D., Jane Sampson (James Nixon), Devils Lake, N.D.; one granddaughter, Nicole (James) Schweigert, Atlantic, IA; three great-grandchildren, Haley, Paxton, Corbin Schweigert; one sister, Hazel Gade, Canoga Park, Calif; sisters-in-law, Roberta Williams, New Rockford; Donna McArthur, Florida, Birdella Beach, Jamestown, N.D., Elaine Sampson, Bismarck, N.D.; brothers-in-law, Russell Sampson, Texas, and Gordon (Eileen) Sampson, Enid, Okla., and Lyle (Marty) Sampson, Dodge City, N.D; and many nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her husband Stanley; her parents; five brothers, Maurice, Key, Jim, Leo, Warren; two sisters, Gladys and Leone; and three half-brothers and three half-sisters, Hank, Johnny, Bert, Edith, Alice, and Margaret.
On-line condolences may be sent to www.EvansFuneralHomeND.com
Evans Funeral Home, New Rockford, is in charge of arrangements.


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NAMB plans another appeal to LO comp rule
The Federal Reserve loan officer compensation rule went into effect on Wednesday when an appellate court dissolved an appeal, but the National Association of Mortgage Brokers said the fight isn't over. "Although the Appellate Court has ruled to lift the stay, this fight is far from over," said NAMB President Mike D'Alonzo. "NAMB will exercise every option available to combat the consumer damaging Fed Rule." Appellate Judges Karen Henderson, David Tatel and Brett Kavanaugh of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia reviewed the case made by NAMB and the National Association of Independent Housing Professionals, and lifted the stay on the rule Tuesday night. NAMB is currently meeting with its attorneys to discuss the next steps in the process, including another possible appeal to the enforcement of the rule. To crack down on the practice of paying originators more when a borrower accepts a higher interest rate mortgage, known as the yield spread premium, the Fed was charged with making a new, overarching rule governing how these officers are paid under the Dodd-Frank Act. The rule was written to prevent borrowers from being steered into higher-cost mortgage products than the lender requires. The rule also ends of the practice of mortgage originators receiving payments directly from the borrower and the lender simultaneously. Most lenders and their brokers were prepared to comply with the new rules on April 1, when it was originally set to take effect. NAMB and NAIHP both made the argument that the new rule will drive up costs for consumers. Consumer groups argued that much of the blame for the housing bubble and its collapse was due to the confusing and misleading nature mortgage documents. To go with this rule, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which will open its doors in July, is at work combining the Truth in Lending Act and Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act forms. The appellate court ruled that NAMB and NAIHP did not meet the "stringent standards required for a stay pending appeal," but D'Alonzo vowed to do so. "NAMB will continue to fight for its members, our industry, and ultimately, the consumer," D'Alonzo said. Write to Jon Prior. Follow him on Twitter @JonAPrior.


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SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 7, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Myriad Genetics, Inc. (Nasdaq:MYGN) announced today that Peter D. Meldrum, president and CEO of Myriad, is scheduled to present at the 32nd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, at 9:30 a.m. Pacific on January 13, 2014, at the Westin St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, California.
The presentation will be available to interested parties through a live audio webcast accessible through a link on the investor relations section of Myriad's website at www.myriad.com.
About Myriad Genetics
Myriad Genetics is a leading molecular diagnostic company dedicated to making a difference in patients' lives through the discovery and commercialization of transformative tests to assess a person's risk of developing disease, guide treatment decisions and assess risk of disease progression and recurrence. Myriad's molecular diagnostic tests are based on an understanding of the role genes play in human disease and were developed with a commitment to improving an individual's decision making process for monitoring and treating disease. Myriad is focused on strategic directives to introduce new products, including companion diagnostics, as well as expanding internationally. For more information on how Myriad is making a difference, please visit the Company's website: www.myriad.com.
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