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Martina McBride Says 'Marry Me' Makes Her Nostalgic About Her Wedding Day
Before last month's ACM Awards, Martina McBride was asked to provide a photo from her wedding for a feature in People. The singer and Train's Pat Monahan sang a duet of 'Marry Me' at the April 1 red carpet event, during which a couple married live on stage. McBride says there would be a lot of do-overs if she were to plan to do her own wedding — 200-guest, spring ceremony — again.
"I was pretty easy going," McBride says when asked if she was anything close to a Bridezilla. "I had the bridesmaids carry candles down the aisle… it was tacky. I'm telling you, my wedding, when I look back at it, it was fine for the day but looking back — I mean they carried little hurricane lanterns that were surrounded by fake flowers, and I don't know. I would do things a lot differently now."
Her three daughters giggle when they see the now 24-year-old photos. The singer joked with Taste of Country about her hair on her wedding day, but truth be told, it's her husband John's mullet that really catches one's attention. "The thing was, that was before they even called it a mullet," she says. "That was just a hairstyle. It didn't have a name, it was so in the day."
While it's only been a single for six weeks, 'Marry Me' is already becoming a favorite choice for a wedding song among betrothed country music couples. McBride anticipates more and more fans wanting to propose, or perhaps even wed, during her current tour of theaters and smaller venues. "It's an honor," she says.
As for her tour, the nearly two-hour show features an expanded set list, including album cuts that many fans have never heard live before (part of the reason the singer begged to play smaller venues). When asked how much of her catalog she could sing unrehearsed, McBride admits that she's no Marilu Henner when it comes to memory.
"I think I could do a lot of them, but there are a few that for some reason I kind of block out. There's a song called 'There You Are.' Somebody asked me to sing it about a year ago, and I completely blew it," she admits. "I didn't even know how the song started. And I don't know why that happens."
'Marry Me' has become a favorite of hers to sing live, as it's much simpler and softer than some of her more bombastic hits. Monahan is included in the stage show, although McBride wouldn't say how exactly. While she hopes to perform with him again soon, Train's touring schedule makes it very difficult.
As her daughters get older — Delaney is 17 with a serious boyfriend — McBride anticipates having conversations with each one about their weddings. She'll encourage them to wait a little longer than she did, because a person changes so much between ages 20 and 28.
"I got really lucky and picked a great partner and a great person," she says. "We have just grown closer over the years."
John and Martina McBride are thinking about renewing their wedding vows for their 25th anniversary on May 15, 2013. She's been keeping an eye on current trends and fashions for the event — things will definitely look different this time around.
"It was the '80s … so mauve was a big color," she says of the first go-round. "I would not choose that again."
As for the Nashville couple's wedding song? It was "Til There Was You' by the Beatles, and they rode away on horse and carriage. How romantic.


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Oh, Cynderblock. You offer me all sorts of opportunities to do silly things, and I admit, I'm hitting the transmogrification cardboard box pretty hard with you. It's a pity that you wear plate heirlooms, though – I have great outfits picked out for you, but they require a mail chest and shoulders. And mail chests at your level just aren't BiS.
Still, we can work around it, especially since you can mog heirlooms on high level toons and send them to leveling alts with the new image intact. Here are five silly ways I've been amusing myself with transmogrification.
1. Smite's Mighty Hammer on Repurposed Lava Dredger. The thing about the Lava Dredger that I've never really liked is that it's an awesome looking weapon that's itemized for a thematically-conflicting class. Druids, defenders of nature, wielding something with gears and a turning key? Doesn't fit. So I took Smite's Mighty Hammer – which looks either like a massive boulder on a stick, or a big pillow on a stick – and replaced it. I don't get to use Smite's hammer anymore, but I'm sure one of my future putative Druids will.
2. Armored Titanium Goggles on Burnished Helm of Might. These goggles have been tanking goggles in my mind ever since I started playing WoW, at first due to Aggrojunkie's love for them, and then later because they were my tanking goggles, too. I was disappointed when I got a helm upgrade for Cynwulf in ICC, because that meant his goggles were no longer for tanking. Now, with mogging, I really want to find a good complementary chest and shoulder look so I can level all my tank alts with his goggles.
3. Argent Avenger on Bloodsoaked Skullforge Reaver. I like the look of the Reaver, especially since it's one of the few 1H swords to go across the back. But I'm kinda disappointed that Cynwise never gets to use her lightsaber, especially since PvP spellswords are usually not available. (Maces and Daggers cover more classes. Phooey.) So now my tanks get to experience a little bit of SW:TOR and tank with a lightsaber. (If you are leveling Arms/Ret, use the Very Light Sabre from a gnome warrior alt on the Reforged Truesilver Champion – another sword with a great model, but not a lightsaber. If you don't have the Argent Avenger, the Spellfire Longsword works too.)
4. Scarlet Sin'dorei Robes on Tattered Dreadmist Robes. I rather liked the purple Dreadmist heirloom set when it first came out, but, oh god am I tired of seeing it. Level with something pretty, like the gorgeous Scarlet Sin'dorei Robes instead. (There are a lot of great looking robes in the game – I'm pretty sure I won't be able to stick with just one.)
5. Sunfury Bow of the Phoenix on Charmed Ancient Bone Bow. I have this bow on my Warrior, of all toons, and she's not going to be able to use it come Mists. Time to put that flaming bow to good use.
I'm honestly really excited by the possibilities of changing the look of my heirloom gear. It really opens up possibilities I hadn't considered for leveling outfits, and makes me think about how I want my character to look like for 80 levels, and that I can change my mind.
I love it.

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TMC wrote:migya wrote:first off wrote:TMC wrote:migya wrote:Do all of you Americans know that you don't have to pay Income Tax, as it is not in the Constitution? The IRS forcing people to do so, issuing fines and doing other "terror" activities to people as they do is illegal. Same thing here in Australia I've found out, with Income Tax not being legal
The fact that it's not on the Constitution doesn't mean it's not legal, bro. As long as it's not strictly forbidden, it's technically allowed, because the regulation will have to come from other sources.
yeah TMC is totally right. sorry migs.
The 16th Amendment states that there can be no new powers of taxation by the governement. This means Income tax over there is illegal. The states never agreed to vote that that tax is legal, so nothing changed, so Income tax is illegal
Not really. This is the 16th amendment's text:The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration.
It never says that income taxes are forbidden. Quite the opposite. It allows and even encourages taxes from whatever source the Congress wants to tax. It even allows the Congress to set taxes without any kind of apportionment (that is, distribution) between States based on census.
the Sixteenth Amendment does not contain the words "repeal" or "repealed", the Amendment is ineffective to change the law. The income tax is an unconstitutional direct tax that should be apportioned (divided equally amongst the population of the various states). Several tax protesters assert that the Congress has no constitutional power to tax labor or income from labor, citing a variety of court cases. These arguments include claims that the word "income" as used in the Sixteenth Amendment cannot be interpreted as applying to wages; that wages are not income because labor is exchanged for them; that taxing wages violates individuals' right to property,[4] and several others.
You see, the whole argument is more based on the fact that ALL Income tax in the U.S.A. does not go to the people, for use in infrustructure and so forth, but instead goes to the profits of the bankers that own the Federal Reserve. You see, the Federal Reserve OWNS the currency and so OWNS ALL MONEY in the U.S.A and they charge interest for the use of the currency by the U.S. people.
That's the stupid thing and it exists in all developed countries, as the Rothschilds and their cousins (such as Rockefellers, Morgans, Warburgs etc.) own the Central banks.
As for the definition of "INCOME" in the U.S.A. - It used to mean "profits" not "wages or salary", as that is payment in exchange for services.
You see, the U.S. has many taxes and those taxes cover the infrustructure, such as Education, roads etc. The Income Tax goes straight to the Federal Reserve for profit and is not used for the people of the U.S.


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LEWISBURG, Pa. -- Mike Merlone recorded 10 saves, while Jack Ruth, Tim Wenzlau and Tommy Donahue each tallied a pair of scores as No. 15 Princeton University knocked off the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 10-4 in the opening game of the 2010 Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) Eastern Championship at Bucknell University's Kinney Natatorium.
The victory advances the Tigers to a semifinal match-up at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 20 against the victor of a first round game between No. 20 Brown University and No. 18 United States Naval Academy. MIT will meet the victim in the Brown-Navy game at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday with a spot in the fifth place game on the line.
A key to the game was Princeton's ability to draw and convert on man-up opportunities as the Tigers buried five-of-six advantage chances, including three-of-three in the first period to build a lead by tearing down the Engineers defense.
Trailing 1-0 following a strike by John Preis at the 6:56 mark of the opening period, the Tigers clawed back into the game as Wenzlau rocketed a shot on a man-up opportunity parallel to the cage which deflected off the right arm of MIT netminder Columbus Leonard and between Leonard's body and the right post to knot the game at 1-1.
The tie lasted for 51 seconds until Chris Cottrell broke loose for a natural goal at 5:38. Princeton continued to pour it on in the period as Donahue (4:36) and Hale (2:20) finished on man-up opportunities to make it a 4-1 game.
MIT pulled to within a pair before the end of the first period thanks to the stealth and speed of Craig Cheney, who stole a ball at mid-tank and sprinted away from the Princeton defenders to bend a ball inside the near post and past Merlone with seven seconds left on the clock to move within 4-2.
However, Donahue took over the game as he fed Ruth on a 6-on-5 at 5:15 and dished a pass off to Tommy Parolin at 3:42 for a natural goal to push the Tigers out to a 6-2 lead midway through the second period. Mike Helou closed out the period with the Princeton's fifth man-up goal of the first half with 42 seconds left before halftime to stake the Tigers to a 7-2 advantage at the break.
Donahue continued his one man show in the opening minutes of the third period with his third assist of the game exactly three minutes into the third period.
As MIT's defense shifted to defend potential shooters, Donahue deked his defender and whipped a pass to Wenzlau who buried the helper into the back of the cage for Princeton's eighth marker.
Ruth hammered home the ninth score at 3:07 with another even-strength marker before the Engineers were able to draw up a response at 2:10 by Scott Stephens for MIT's only man-up goal of the afternoon.
Leading 9-4 with a period of play, Donahue closed out his two goal-three assist day by adding an insurance tally with 6:08 remaining on the game clock for the 10-4 final.
In cage, Leonard finished with six saves for the Engineers. Merlone played three quarters before being relieved by Tyler Amina in the fourth period.
The victory sets up an interesting potential semifinal showdown for Southern Division Champion Princeton as the Tigers defeated Navy 9-6 last year at MIT in the 2009 CWPA Eastern Championship title game. Overall, the Tigers are 1-1 against the Midshipmen this year (7-6 W, 7-6 L OT SD). The Tigers are 1-0 against Brown this year with a 7-6 victory in overtime.
For MIT, which placed fourth in the Northern Division, the Engineers have not met Navy this year, while going 0-3 against Brown (5-4 L, 10-9 L, 9-6 L).


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Front Range Community College and Colorado State University are collaborating on a power plant laboratory that will provide training for FRCC students and research opportunities for CSU undergraduates and graduate students.
The laboratory will be housed at CSU's Powerhouse Energy Campus at 430 N. College Ave., Fort Collins. It is expected to be operational for fall semester 2014.
FRCC is using $380,000 from a Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant for the equipment needed for a steam turbine power plant. Equipment includes a steam boiler and turbine-generator, condenser, and associated controls to generate power to feed into the grid. CSU will install and house the equipment. FRCC and CSU will use the equipment for classes and research.
This 20-kilowatt power plant could generate enough energy for four or five U.S. homes, said Clark Mozer, program director for FRCC's Electro-Mechanical and Energy Technology Program.
"It's being designed in such a way that it can fire up and turn down quickly and run at a variety of different power setting in order to facilitate student learning," Mozer said. "The energy generated will tie into the Powerhouse grid, which is about the smartest grid in the world. I don't know of another lab like this."
It also is being designed in allow the incorporation of a natural gas turbine in the future. Today's power plants are "combined cycle" plants, which include steam power plants coupled with natural gas turbines. This has been driven by the natural-gas boom, Mozer said.
FRCC will use the laboratory for such classes as Power Plant Operations, Steam Turbines, Power Generation, and Instrumentation and Controls.
With the utility industry predicting retirements of the bulk of its technicians over the next decade, FRCC is preparing technicians for the future, Mozer said.
CSU will use also utilize the laboratory to support engineering courses and as a platform for research projects.
"The capabilities of the laboratory open up both hands-on instruction and research opportunities in several important areas," said Daniel Zimmerle, an Assistant Research Professor at the CSU's Energy Institute. Zimmerle indicated the power plant system will be integrated with both engine and power system research facilities at Powerhouse.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for students," Mozer said. "It makes a 'one-stop shop' for the power industry. Employers can find FRCC-trained technicians and CSU-trained engineers in the same place."
The Powerhouse Energy Campus is located in the Old Fort Collins Power Plant (built in 1936). Renovations and installations are planned with great care and consideration for the historic nature of the building.
About Front Range Community College
FRCC offers nearly 100 degree and certificate programs from locations in Boulder County, Larimer County, Westminster, and Brighton, and online.
FRCC is a member of the Colorado Community College System, the state's largest system of higher education. CCCS serves more than 162,000 students annually. The system oversees career and academic programs in the 13 state community colleges and career and technical programs in more than 160 school districts and six other post-secondary institutions.
About The Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grant
A Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant for $17.3 million was awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor to the Colorado Online Energy Training Consortium (COETC). The consortium is focused on enhancing current energy-related programs with the goal of training highly qualified workers for businesses that are seeking a skilled workforce. The funds are being used for curricular redesign and the technology needed to bridge the gap between existing workforce skills and emerging energy industry needs. The project facilitates partnerships between energy-related businesses, community colleges, and local workforce centers to train unemployed and under-employed workers with skills they need for placement in some of Colorado's highest-paying and most in-demand jobs. In addition, workers who have been out of school for a while and who require remediation to succeed in college-level work will benefit from a complete redesign of remedial education using nationally recognized best practices to help students enter and succeed in the fast-growing energy industry in Colorado. FRCC and the other colleges in the Colorado Community College System as well as Aims Community College and Colorado Mountain College are part of the consortium.


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The Cortical Engine for Processing Text
Published on Mar 15, 2013
The CEPT-Retina produces semantic fingerprints of language and thereby represents a new fundamental alternative to capture the inner semantics of natural language. These fingerprints can represent words, documents or the information needs of users. This approach helps get more relevant search results and classify information more efficiently. The CEPT-Retina also enables the making of intelligent decisions based on human-generated text input.
Words can be represented as fingerprints
A picture of cats or dogs represents a good example of a traditional semantic fingerprint. An audio recording would be another example that captures a different (audio) dimension. These kinds of semantic representation are handled by image resp. sound analysis, a process that is computationally intensive but feasible for some applications.
From Symbols to Numeric representations
The words CAT and DOG are symbolic representations of the entities of cats and dogs. To give meaning to these symbols, we need a dictionary as we are unable to interpret the representations on themselves. The CEPT-Retina transforms the symbol for CAT into its semantic fingerprint shown below in red, the same for DOG shown in blue. The overlay of the 2 fingerprints enables direct (visual) comparison of semantic relatedness. Therefore, we refer to them as semantic fingerprints.


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Composer John Williams to Attend Wizarding World of Harry Potter Grand Opening
Jun 15, 2010
Harry Potter film composer John Williams will be in attendance at the Grand Opening of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park this Friday, Universal announced via their Twitter page. As readers will recall, a number of actors from the Harry Potter films; including Dan Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Michael Gambon, and James and Oliver Phelps; have been said to be attending the opening festivities as well, however official word on the opening ceremonies and appearances has yet to be revealed. A live web stream of the opening ceremonies will take place on Wednesday, from 9:30 – 10:30 PM EST, and on Friday, from 9:00 – 9:30 AM EST.
Leaky is now on the scene in Orlando, so stay close for all the latest from the June 18th grand opening of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.


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Hello everyone, i am in my first year of computer programming and we are working with drracket, scheme for now.
One of the tasks was to create a program to could display a certain character an "n" amount of times.
as such :
>(display-n c 5)
here is my code :
(define display-n
(lambda (c n)
(display c)
(if (> n 1)
(display-n c (- n 1)))))
and i got it to work with numbers, but when i do it with characters, i get the error : cannot refrence an identifier before its definition. I thought that when you used lambda, te parameters arent evaluated. So i dont understand why scheme rejects any non-number.
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KALAMAZOO—Western Michigan University's new Sangren Hall has won a 2013 Honor Award from the Detroit chapter of the American Institute of Architecture.
The prestigious award was presented during AIA-Detroit's annual awards ceremony Sept. 19 at Detroit's Eastern Market. The award went to SHW Group, of Berkley, Mich., the firm that designed Sangren. The $60 million state-of-the-art instructional facility is home to the College of Education and Human Development and the Department of Sociology. It also is used by departments from across the campus.
This is the second recent AIA-Detroit Honor Award singling out a new WMU building. In 2008, the Richmond Center for Visual Art was recognized through the program.
American Institute of Architecture
AIA is a national professional organization for architects founded in 1857 and based in Washington, D.C. The Detroit chapter's honor awards are for building projects anywhere in the world that are designed by Detroit chapter members. Projects by other AIA national members that are built in the Detroit area also are eligible. The AIA Honor Award was established to recognize architectural firms and professionals that "make significant contributions to the built environment."
Sangren Hall
The 230,000-square-foot Sangren Hall opened for fall classes in 2012. Funded by the state of Michigan and WMU, the University began the construction project in 2010, completely replacing a building of the same name that was nearly 50 years old. Sustainably designed and built with the goal of achieving LEED gold certification, Sangren Hall was designed by SHW Group and constructed by Miller-Davis Co. of Kalamazoo. Together, they created a facility that has more than four dozen classrooms, thousands of instructional seats and a large grants and research center. Designed to be both functional and attractive, the new Sangren has terrazzo floors and other sustainable materials inside, such as bamboo wood veneer on doors and cork flooring.


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She took to her Twitter page last night to announce she would be teaming up with dad-of-two Richard – who divided viewers during his stint last week – and wrote: "Half-term over. Clocks gone back. I'm reunited with TV legend @richardm56 on @gmb 6am tomorrow. Coffee o'clock."


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Precise 5.4.3 LiveCD contains botnet client? (Solved)
Subject description: Botnet malware included in validated Precise 5.3.3 iso for x86
Months ago, when 5.3.3 was the latest Puppy Precise distro, I downloaded the iso for an x86 system. Everything expected to be included works fine. THE UNEXPECTED "live" software is a BOTNET CLIENT. Once the ethernet LAN connection is enabled, the bot client tries to connect to a command server. On each boot, the command server IP changes but port 80 used as the destination port. The source port on the Precise system seems to be a random high port number.
The MD5 checked when I downloaded this .ISO. HIGHLY recommend not using this version of Precise unless you want to watch BOT client behavior.
Note my ISP provided a warning of BOT activity detected on their network when I left the system run for an hour.
I WILL EXAMINE the same x86 LiveCD for 5.5 to see if the client code remains.
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Posted: Tue 07 May 2013, 10:43
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It might actually be helpful if you gave the URL to where you downloaded the 5.3.3 iso from.
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Posted: Tue 07 May 2013, 11:38
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IIRC, the first version of Precise was 5.4, not 5.3.3.
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Posted: Tue 07 May 2013, 12:03
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Actually I do have a Precise version 184.108.40.206 and iirc, I did download from official download site.
Can not confirm any bot activity on this version - only a few times used - offline only!
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Posted: Tue 07 May 2013, 12:19
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Using google I find this on DistroWatch
2012-05-05: Distribution Release: Puppy Linux 5.3.3 "Slacko"
so that is Slacko or is that Puppy Slacko Precise?
I guess Precise is not slack but based on Ubuntu so
I search again and find this
Upup Precise 126.96.36.199 has been uploaded. See the first post.
Edit so that one have an extra 3 there so that is not the same?
So which Precise is it we talk about?
Or is the OP referring to the usual Google check that the IP works?
what is the name of that General or Captain or Major or what is title
that have a famous server that do such service.
On the other hand the ISP told the OP that such Bot activity was going on.
So hope he gives us more details
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Thanks could that be the one that he refers to then?
So how can one find that code that ask a program to connect
to that server he talks about?
If security firms ahs told about such urls recently one maybe
can search for it but most likely such is hashed in the code
so one should look for something hashed can that be easily done
using Pfind?
Edit I have changed from one computer to another and
most likely has it on the small Netbook or the otehr small netbook
and are too lazy to fire it up one need to find cables
and it is crampy and tights there and Ifeel for TV and music
and not fiddling with cables today but if none else have it
apart from OP and RSH and I then we could compare things
the coming days.
Where would a botnet hide it's code? Any statistics on where to look?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Probably should wait for UnderCover's second post, just to be sure that he is not a prankster.
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His choice of user name can be a hint that he love to troll?
But I feel very un-polite thinking that way. So it is sad he
did not give more details in that first post.
Okay we wait then
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Posted: Tue 07 May 2013, 14:39
Post subject: Re: Precise 5.3.3 LiveCD contains botnet client
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Precise Puppy 5.4
This is it, the very first official release of Precise Puppy! Brief announcement:
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Posted: Tue 07 May 2013, 23:26
Post subject: correction and more info
Sorry for the delay but original post was done quickly followed by long trip to a dinner. It was Precise 5.4.3, not a 5.3.3 iso. Got to the file via download page from www.puppylinux.com. I had pulled the 5.5 Precise and 5.5 Wary versions today.
Both show similar behavior after boot and X start of GUI. IPstats show traffic from Puppy PC to 22.214.171.124:80. Surprise, surprise, the Precise version starts traffic even before I configure the network connection (eth0) via DHCP. With the startup configure box up but prior to selections, I checked IPstats and the system already had eth0 enabled with an IP address from lan DHCP server. Normally I had done the eth0 configure by selecting AutoDHCP myself, thinking the system was offnet until doing configure.
I did not find much useful about 126.96.36.199. No DNS or hostname but traceroute stopped at a Rackspace Hosting Cloud Servers subnet.Note this IP is different from the 2 used with the 5.4.3 version on post-startup (don't have my notes or I would post; likely somewhere else in the clouds).
If this connection is legit and documented somewhere, please educate me.
I will try an iso image from the ibiblio.org folder for slackware 5.5.
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Posted: Wed 08 May 2013, 00:05
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Seems to me that this or a very similar thing has been reported before, perhaps years ago, for other versions of Puppy. I don't recall for sure, but I think it was decided that Puppy does it for some benign reason.
Could Puppy be looking for printers on the LAN?
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Posted: Wed 08 May 2013, 01:03
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Might be related to this......
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Posted: Wed 08 May 2013, 02:03
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Might be related to this......
That is the Mayor I remembered http://majorhayden.com/.
Btu that does not explain that the ISP confirmed something very bad
was going on. Sad that ISP gave no good documentation on it.
188.8.131.52. should not security firms know about such then?
Reading that whole thread it ends with this horrible text.
It got me so scared that I shut down the page and forgot the text
I could not cope with it. Is that true or is it a kind of conspiracy text?
I used google and found this one
220.127.116.11 ISP Unknown Lamoni, Iowa, United States User/Unknown
Could CIA have a server then in Lamoni, Iowa.
does General Hayden live there maybe?
How does other linuxes test if their connection is established?
Any statistics on how many Linux distros that make use of General Hayden? blasphemous speculation does his Son take over when he
die out of old age?
Or is he just a friendly face for CIA
So he is not personally running the service just accept to it is named
as belonging to him? A kind of honoring his loyalty?
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Posted: Wed 08 May 2013, 04:16
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Sorry me so laxy. I did take a look and my old Lupu 528-005
does connect to 126.96.36.199 I have had the OS running now
since about 6AM and still now 10.13 it still list it in the IPstat
that comes up if one click on the icon in tray. It says
FIN_WAIT1 whatever that refers to.
I should look in /usr/sbin/ipinfo now
it says?
PROGRAM: ipdisp
# AUTHOR: Vovchik
# PURPOSE: GUI to show IP config info
# DATE: 14 May 2009
# external ip
var0="`wget -O - -q icanhazip.com`"
I remember from other threads that
icanhazip.com` is what General Hayden server may be named.
So it would be possible to change that name but most likely it
only last for that session and get back when one reboot?
So either a very innocent way to check that it works
or a CIA way to have total control through Linux?
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Ratatouille has some small good points, but the gameplay is not the best and does become frustrating at times.
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I have to be really honest, I am not a fan of movie and video game cross over titles as this really has the story for you outlined and obvious if you have watched the movie first before you play it. And the attempts of adding a story to the story are just an attempt to make video game merchandise. However, ratatouille still jumps around and aims to amuse the younger age bracket.
It is obvious that the game is aimed for kids, but adults can't help it to just try it out and make a review about it. Well anyway, here is some of the good stuff about the game.First of all the game starts out strong and promising, and can really attract you to jump in the game and get things started.
The graphics are nice and cute and if you are getting this game for a kid, it sure is a winner. The story added to the main plot is unique and it is pretty much similar to finding out a hidden part of the plot that was not told in the movie. Sort of like a prequel in you will.
However, the game suffers a lot from points that a child would not care to pay attention to. First of all, the game starts strong yet what happens in the middle is that the game has a poorly made story structure. You are not even sure why you do the things you do. It's like jumping and gaining items for the sake of passing the level and nothing else. We wished that there was more to the game than just being a Super Mario game rip off.
Certain game features are really annoying, for instance, the fact that you would want to jump on a wall is not going to be a success if you are too near to it (and I thought rats are really good wall climbers). Despite the fact that you have a full health bar, you can instantly die if the enemy touches you and have yourself on the main menu without warnings. "What? I died?" yes you did, the game just does not make you notice that.
The part where a kid chases you and Remy runs toward the camera is suppose to be fun and challenging, but couple it with the faults of the game and fun turns into stress and you would not want to even get close to it.
The music is nice yet over time it drives you insane most especially if you get stuck in a level for too long. Different characters in the movie will give you hints on how to do things and that but it gets really annoying since they keep on saying things over and over until you get to do what they want you to do. Best thing for you to do is turn down the volume and get yourself to accomplish the objective the way that you want to.
Overall the game is a nice purchase for kids but not for mature gamers as they have a keen eye for details. But if you want to discover the back story of the movie, then this game is for you.
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New jobs are full of important accomplishments that are largely invisible. I'm really happy that in my first few months on the job here I've got at least one loudly visible accomplishment.
I feel like I've figured out how to make Twitter work for my library. How to use it to connect our patron base to our collections & services. And I've been able to use Twitter to support the philosophy I'm building my job around: connecting undergraduates to their intellectual life via library services.
What do I mean when I say that? Well, if you look at the screen cap to the right you can see the three main types of tweets I've been training the grad assistants to develop. The blue one is a "service tweet." A research study I'm involved with (based on Nancy Foster's Rochester Study – link is a .pdf) has been revealing that our students don't know what they can do in our library. We're trying to tweet at least one service a day, from our 24/5 hours to the existence of typewriters, color printers, and scanners, right on down to the nitty gritty of reserves searching and the OPAC itself.
The purple one is a "partner tweet". My Learning Commons has a number of student services and campus partnerships that we host in an effort to both be "the campus in the library" and hopefully develop intellectual and library connections with units like Study Abroad, Career Center, undeclared advising, and One Book One Campus.
The use I am most excited about though is the "this day in history tweet." These are connections between a historical event and library resources. The links are to pre-canned searches in the OPAC or database, or to a LibGuide, and are designed to make the connection between something interesting and library stuff, and hopefully build critical thinking skills as well as basic library awareness. We also do variations on these tweets with campus & community events, film series, festivals, and current news. My secret wish? That the Google calendar we use to make note of interesting events will eventually be maintained enough to make public, and that campus & community program planners will seek out inclusion on the UGL Recommends calendar!
I've been considering this semester an experimental roll-out, where I am working out training issues, fleshing out the wiki we're using for guidelines and content, getting folks used to tweeting regularly and using the variety of tools we need to pull this off (we use Twitter, a PBWiki, a Google calendar, a link shortener with analytics, a canned search generator for the OPAC, a website with instruction for creating proxied search pURLS for the databases, and we're looking into a tweet scheduler and Google analytics!)
The biggest challenge has been that we're broadcast only. Our Twitter is embedded in the UGL home page (that's why every entry is dated), and we've been using it in such a way that no one needs to understand twitter to get some advantage. I now have to solve a very luxurious problem though — we're catching on, and the number of actual UIUC undergraduate students who follow askundergrad has shot up. I like having the feed on the homepage, but I also want to get interactive! I'm thinking about using a hashtag and embedding that, but am leery about losing more precious characters. It's a fantastic dilemna, and I'm looking forward to solving it!


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BALTIMORE, MD -- Senior quarterback Hewitt Tomlin threw for 390 yards and two touchdowns and also ran for another to lead the 20th-ranked Johns Hopkins football team to a 47-6 win over visiting Dickinson at Homewood Field Friday evening. The win is the 11th straight for the Blue Jays, who tied the school record for consecutive wins with the victory. Johns Hopkins now boasts the third-longest active winning streak in all divisions of NCAA football. The 6-0 start is the best for Johns Hopkins since 2005, when the Blue Jays won their first seven games. This is the fifth time in school history that Hopkins has won its first six games in a season.
With his 390 yards of total offense in the game, Tomlin became the Centennial Conference's career leader in total offense (9,154), while also tying the league record for career 300-yard passing games (9). His efforts fueled a 632-yard outburst for the Blue Jays that ranks as the second-best in school history. Only a 675- yard showing against Susquehanna in 1952 sits ahead of tonight's output.
The Blue Jays (6-0, 5-0 Centennial) led just 10-3 early in the second quarter before scoring two touchdowns in an eight-minute span to push the lead to 24-3 at the half.
A one-yard run by senior Nick Fazio capped a 10-play, 73-yard drive to make it 17-3 and junior Jonathan Rigaudadded a 25-yard scoring run with just over a minute remaining in the first half to push the lead to 24-3.
Rigaud's touchdown was setup by a missed 55-yard field goal by the Red Devils with just over two minutes remaining in the second quarter and the Blue Jays needed just seven plays and 66 seconds to cover 62 yards with Rigaud's scoring run polishing off the drive.
Any hopes of a Dickinson (2-4, 2-3 CC) comeback were dashed in a five-minute span midway through the third quarter when Tomlin threw a 45-yard touchdown pass to junior Scott Cremens and a 44-yard touchdown pass to senior Sam Wernick. The scoring passes, which bookended a 47-yard field goal by Dickinson's David London, gave the Blue Jays a 37-6 lead late in the third quarter and Tomlin capped his night with a two-yard touchdown run early in the fourth quarter.
A 28-yard field goal by JHU's Neil Vranis closed the scoring with just under seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter to account for the 47-6 final score. London and Hopkins' Richie Carbonehad exchanged short field goals after Fazio's game-opening touchdown to account for the 10-3 score that stood until Fazio's second touchdown ignited the three-touchdown spurt by the Blue Jays. Cremens capped the 20-0 run with his 45-yard touchdown reception midway through the third quarter. London's 47-yard field goal came a little over three minutes after Cremens' touchdown catch, but the Tomlin answered that with the 44-yard strike to Wernick two minutes after that.
Tomlin, who missed Johns Hopkins' previous two games, was 25-of-38 for the 390 yards and two scores. His 390 yards are the third-highest single-game total in school history and the second-highest total of his career.
Tomlin's showing overshadowed a tremendous effort by sophomore wide receiver Dan Wodicka, who tied his career high with 11 receptions for a personal-best 202 yards. The 202 receiving yards rank as the sixth-highest single-game total in school history.
The Blue Jay defense limited the Red Devils to just 223 yards of total offense. Mike Shimkin enjoyed a productive night running the ball as he gained 80 yards on just 12 carries, but three Dickinson quarterbacks combined to go just 11-of-23 for 76 yards and the Blue Jay defense came up with three sacks and two fumble recoveries. Senior Kale Sweeneyled the Blue Jay defense with eight tackles, including two for losses and 1.5 sacks, and also forced a fumble.
Dickinson safety Scott Sullivan was all over the field as he posted a game-high 13 tackles and added an interception for the Devils, but the Blue Jays kept drives alive on third down (11-of-17) and rushed for 199 yards to go along with 433 through the air.
Johns Hopkins will return to action on Saturday, October 22 when the Blue Jays travel to Gettysburg.
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There was some data collected for, I believe, the 1996 application cycle. It showed that Columbia had a waitlist of 600 people. It ended up taking 30 people from that waitlist. Even though that data is from a long time ago, it's definitely not comforting. I'm having trouble writing a LOCI since the probability of an acceptance seems so small. Regardless, I'll stay on the Columbia waitlist as long as possible. I'm not too sad about it, I have a 30k a year offer from GWU. I'm sure the rest of you have similar offers that rock just as much, if not more.
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I've been in a lot of hotels but this one was really good. Maybe it's because I've never been in a boutique hotel but for me this one was just very hip and cool with an awesome rooftop bar with pool. Shot of tequila at checkin was awesome
Can't think of anything.
Plush Hotel with Plenty of Features
Very clean, spacious bathroom and comfortable bed. Deep pile carpet, velvet like shading and wall decorations. Has an ATM in the lobby and can arrange travel accommodations to other places as needed.
Location with respect to the Walking Street is a bit further than other hotels which are behind that street. Central Park Tower is a good alternative.
Everything. Largest security guards in the entire city.
More chlorine in the pool than a WWI trench
Fantastic as always - I won't stay anywhere else
Staff is a ten. Room are a 9. Beds are an 11. Experience can't be compared. The only place to stay in Angeles if you can afford the premium price. Not a budget place but you get real value at ABC. Room service 24/7 with a smile. Clearly management know what they are doing. The staff training shows!
Room are getting a bit dated and mine could have used a few upgrades. But still best in town. Being critical here. Pool bar is a weird vibe. People there could be a bit friendlier. Wifi was good but went in and out. Again. Being critical. This is a great place.
You only live once...
A tequila shot upon checkin - awesome. Food was good. Definitely get the rooms with the large tubs.
The overall experience was awesome. From the time I stepped into check in to check out. I couldn't really find any fault in staying at this hotel. I will definitely come back again and I will also be telling my friends of this hotel. The room was fantastic, the ambiance was great, bathroom was spacious and made me feel very comfortable. Having a huge safe was definitely a plus. The bed was soft to the point you just dont want to get up. If you pass up this hotel for another one in Angeles City than you are doing yourself an injustice. Just book and stay there. You wont be disappointed. My first words when I walked into my room was, WOW !!
Nothing to say bad.
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ROME – The investigational integrase inhibitor dolutegravir can successfully – and rapidly – suppress HIV virus to undetectable levels for at least a year, researchers here suggested.
After 48 weeks of therapy in the phase IIB study, treatment with one of three once-daily doses of dolutegravir, combined with once-daily treatment with two nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, resulted in 88% to 91% of patients achieving an undetectable viral load using the 50-copy/mL assay.
About 82% of patients in the comparator arm of efavirenz (Sustiva) plus a similar reverse transcriptase inhibitor as background also achieved undetectable viral loads, reported Jan van Lunzen, MD, of the University Medical Center in Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany.
"We observed a robust and sustained response with dolutegravir and this is good news, I think," van Lunzen said in his oral presentation at the 2011 conference of the International AIDS Society. "No subjects in the 50-mg dolutegravir arm experienced a confirmed virus level greater than 400 copies/mL through week 48."
"These data provide longer-term efficacy and safety data for dolutegravir in combination therapy," he said. "Dolutegravir was well tolerated with fewer discontinuations than efavirenz, and had less impact on lipid parameters."
Four efavirenz patients (8%) and two dolutegravir patients (1%) left the study due to adverse events.
The researchers tested three once-daily doses of dolutegravir – 10 mg, 25 mg, and 50 mg – and after the 48-week interim analysis, selected the 50-mg dose for the 96-week study, van Lunzen explained. A fourth group of patients was assigned to a 600-mg once-daily dose of efavirenz.
The average age of the 205 patients in the study was 37 years, and about 86% of the participants were men; 80% of the cohort was white; and the mean baseline CD4-positive count was 324 cells/mm3.
To be eligible for the study, participants had to have an HIV viral load in excess of 1,000 copies/mL and a CD4-positive cell count of 200 cells/mm3 or more. At week 48, the increase in CD4-positive cells was about 210 cells/mm3 in the 48 patients assigned to dolutegravir 10 mg a day; about 220 cells/mm3 in the 45 patients assigned to dolutegravir 25 mg a day; about 245 cells/mm3 in the 46 patients assigned to dolutegravir 50 mg a day ,and about 175 cells/mm3 in the 41 patients assigned to efavirenz. The difference between efavirenz and the pooled dolutegravir doses approached statistical significance (P=0.076).
Van Lunzen said eight dolutegravir patients experienced serious events – but the researchers did not attribute any of those adverse events to the study drug. Four efavirenz patients experienced serious adverse events, including one attempted suicide that was determined to be drug-related, he said.
"There is a lot of excitement in the field regarding this drug," said Calvin Cohen, MD, director of the Community Research Initiative of New England, who commented on the study for MedPage Today.
"At the moment, we are seeing a drug with a rapid impact on HIV viral loads, with lower toxicities and consistent success," he said. "What is also impressive about dolutegravir is that it has accomplished this without an oral booster drug. Whenever a drug is added to a regimen, it adds the risk of adverse events."
The study was sponsored by Shinogi-ViiV Healthcare.
Van Lunzen disclosed financial relationships with Abbott; Bristol-Myers Squibb; Boehringer Ingelheim; Gilead; GlaxoSmithKline; Merck, Sharp and Dohme; Pfizer; Roche; Tibotec; and Wyeth.
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if the mole is someone hired by ABC to SABOTAGE the game than I don't think craig deserves to be paid
COMPILED From other members.More Reasons Craig is the Mole:I am sticking with my Craig is the Mole Theory. Here are some more clues.July 26, 1952 has a special significance in Argentina, it is the day that Eva Peron died. This could point to Craig...+Another Clue : Craig said he wanted to own his own business and theres a journal entry with the mole saying that they wanted to own their own business and craig openly said that tonight.Take a listen to this: Ok, I heard the sounds before the commercials decided to go back on the DVR, record it and toy with it. The first part is the original audio, then reversed, then finally reversed and slowed down. I guess this could be considered (major?) SPOILER MATERIAL so listen at your own riskhttp://www.swbcrew.com/moleclue.mp3 One thing i'm really curious about....the dossier. Would the Mole producers want the Mole to get the dossier? or would they want them so far away that it was impossible to get to it before an actual player did? The reason i asked this, is cause i got curious how far away the players were from the final destination (the pointy thing on the bridge). So i went to Google Earth and plotted Craig at Eva Peron's grave and Mark at the National Congress Building. I couldn't plot Nicole cause, well, who knows where here final clue would have been.The map with their locations can be found here:http://members.shaw.ca/squeezedrabbi...s/location.jpgI don't think there's a snowball's chance in the fiery bowels of you know where of Craig ever making it to the bridge before Mark. Since last i checked, Craig's not a crow and cannot fly directly there, he's going to have to go the same distance as Mark all the way to the water THEN walk alllllllll the way down to the bridge. It's over double the distance Mark had to go, which is a straight shot btw.Perhaps Craig is the mole and they wanted to ensure he didn't get the dossier before anyone else. But wouldn't that have been easy enough to do by slacking off like Nicole did? OR, is it more likely that the producers wanted to ensure the Mole got to the dossier first, thus putting Mark much much closer to the bridge than Craig?__________________
I think I might have just deciphered a big clue. Back in a thread talking about episode 3, someone noticed that while Jon was telling the players at the spa about the clothes mission, a clock in the background suspiciously gave a different time. Slowhatch said: "Also, if you tell players "it's already after 4 o'clock," don't be standing next to a wall clock that shows 2:46 p.m." I decided to check this out for myself, and here's what I found:The first shot of the clock shows it displaying a time of 14:26 (or 2:26 pm). (Sorry if the pictures aren't very good.)Later, after a commercial break, the same thing replays, but then there is a closer up shot of Jon with the clock on the right edge of the picture. This time the clock read 14:4... with the last digit slightly obscure. I was able to get a picture that showed enough of the last digit to reveal that it is a 2 (Check it out with a calculator: no other number works with the image). Thus, the time shows 14:42. After that, there is a wider shot similar to the first that shows a time of 14:26 again. (So the clock never actually says 14:46.) Jon then says that they have reservations for 6:30 and that it is already past 4.So, the clock, which suspiciously doesn't show the right time, suspiciously jumps forward 16 minutes and then back again in the space of 10 seconds.Now for the interesting part. I have previously seen people trying to match up groups of numbers found in the show to passages from the Book of Mark from the Bible to see if they're clues that point to Mark as the mole. I decided to do this and looked up Mark 14:42 (the numbers even have the colon in the right spot). Here, Jesus says to his disciples, "Rise! Let us go! Here comes my betrayer!" If that isn't a clue, I don't know what is.
I have only watched episode 9 of this show, but was a huge follower of season 2 and understand that show and how it works. Just from episode 9, I could tell that Craig was the mole. Just from the huge clue in episode 9, that giant piece of artwork that they were at during the final test. It was a huge flower sculpture. The bridge that they were at was a huge piece of art. I think the mole is an artist. Jeezem that's Craig. I've read the past few pages here and haven't seen either the bridge or the flower being cited as clues to who the mole is. Forgive me if it's been mentioned before, but I searched and didn't find it.
MY PERSONAL ENDGAME SENARIO - no one has mentioned yet craig chooses nicole as the molenicole chooses craig as the moleboth are wrongmark is the best mole ever
Interesting...I was just rewatching the end of last week's episode in search of a game question answer--And during the quiz, when they are showing the computer answers, on the question "When did the Mole see their loved one" the little white cursor arrow went straight to #3...And #3 was Nicole.I didn't see that cursor arrow used on any other questions at all, which made this one look pretty blatant.
I still like this clue a lot, as well as the smokestack reflection one. I just know that means something, it is just what that is puzzling me!
Nicole: "During the Who Said That mission, was The Mole's answer disqualified?"
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Sergio's tattoo: Chrysler Group CEO Sergio Marchionne has become a media favorite since his arrival in Detroit for his bluntness and colorful quotes. He ventured into TMI-territory Monday when questioned about production plans for various upcoming models. Marchionne responded, "I've got all my production start dates tattooed in private parts, and I can tell you it's getting crowded."
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Timmye attended the Siberling School and graduated from East High School in Akron. She went on to attend Ohio University. Timmye was employed by the F.B.I. in Washington, D.C., the State of Arizona and later Capital Airlines in Washington, D.C. She married Kent F.P. Boeger on October 6, 1951 in Arlington, Va. and they came to Carmi in 1958. She co-owned and helped operate Mr. Kent's Flowers and Gifts until 2008.
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IUCN, CBD and ten representatives of zoos and aquariums shared ongoing and planned activities in support of biodiversity conservation, reports CEC member Gerald Dick of WAZA.
Many activities concerning conservation projects are ongoing and planned in the region, as the prestigious selection of examples clearly showed during the knowledge café at the IUCN World Conservation Congress in Jeju. Even better and intensified cooperation of institutions within the region is envisaged and the knowledge café provided a good start to be further discussed at regional and national meetings. WAZA will also encourage the follow up at the WAZA Annual conferences.
The logo of the UN Decade on Biodiversity should be used on the websites of zoos and aquariums and the decade as an umbrella for conservation should be better used for existing and planned activities, thus underlining the global effort. WAZA will provide CBD with more information about zoo and aquarium based activities and on the other hand CBD will provide a short powerpoint as information on the Decade – this because it was made clear in the discussion that staff in zoos and aquariums is not familiar enough with the Decade. WAZA will also have to play a role to better communicate the Decade internally. A complete summary of the contributions is planned for WAZA News 4/12, due in November.
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TOPEKA, KAN. - The former treasurer of the Mayetta Rural Fire District #1 in Jackson County, Kan., has been charged in federal court with embezzling more than $427,000 from the district, U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom said today.
Richard P. Bontrager, 67, Holton, Kan., was charged in a criminal information filed today in U.S. District Court in Topeka with one count of embezzlement. The criminal information alleges the crime occurred from 2008 to 2013 while Bontrager was managing the finances of the fire district, which serves a 121-square-mile area including the town and nearby rural community. Beginning in 2008, Bontrager began embezzling funds by issuing checks with forged signatures of members of the district's five-member board of directors. He made the checks payable to a fictitious company he called "R & S Services," to conceal the fact the money was deposited into his personal account.
The criminal information also alleges he falsified loan documents to obligate the fire district to make monthly lease payments on a Polaris Ranger UTV and a 1988 Chevrolet one-ton brush truck. He created false minutes to make it appear the board had approved the lease.
If convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in federal prison and a fine up to $250,000. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office investigated. Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Hathaway is prosecuting.
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ABC became the first major broadcaster to live-stream programming to iPhones and iPads. The question for other networks is: What's taking so long? Heard on the Street's Miriam Gottfried joins MoneyBeat. Photo: Getty Images.
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There's a lot more to the Brittany Murphy story than drugged-out chick drugs herself to death, if you believe the recent stories going around. So back in 2009, the 32-year-old Murphy and her 40-year-old husband, Simon Monjack, died five months apart, which seems a little fishy in and of itself, she officially of "multiple drug intoxication, pneumonia and iron deficiency anemia," he of pneumonia and anemia.
Last year, Murphy's father, Angelo Bertolotti, sued the LA Police and Coroner's Offices to get further toxicology reports. That lawsuit was eventually dismissed, but Bertolotti did secure hair, blood, and tissue samples, which allowed him to get them tested independently. He sent the samples to the Carlson Company in Colorado. Now the results of those tests, according to Bertolotti, raise the possibility of poisoning.
"Since the autopsy narrative recorded a number of symptoms synonymous with poisoning, I requested testing for heavy metals/toxins," Bertolotti wrote in an email to The Huffington Post Monday. "My suspicions were confirmed. Ten heavy metals were found in abnormally high quantities (as much as 9 times over the 'high' limit designated by the World Health Organization). These types of heavy metals/toxic elements are commonly found in rat poison, pesticides, insecticides, etc. Since neither Brittany nor Simon would have willingly consumed any such substances, the lab concluded that they may have been introduced by a third party with criminal intent."
A woman named Julia Davis echoes Bertolotti's sentiment in a widely-cited piece for Examiner:
Heavy metals can be commonly found in rodenticides (chemicals that kill mice or rats) and insecticides. Symptoms of acute heavy metal poisoning in humans can include headache, dizziness, gastrointestinal, neurological, respiratory, or dermal symptoms such as abdominal cramps, tremors, tachycardia, sweating, disorientation, coughing, wheezing, congestion, and pneumonia. Brittany Murphy and Simon Monjack exhibited all of these symptoms prior to their untimely deaths. The levels of heavy metals detected in Brittany Murphy's hair were from 2 to over 9 times higher than the levels set as "high" by The World Health Organization.
It's hard to say whether Davis is impartial, as she's the writer of a new documentary, Top Priority: The Terror Within, which alleges that Murphy and her husband were murdered by the Department of Homeland Security as part of a conspiracy to discredit Davis.
The film reveals that:
- Murphy and Monjack were on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) watch list;
- U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) were trying to kick her screenwriter husband out of the country;
- Monjack was arrested over an expired visa – a ruthless tactic to intimidate Murphy after she spoke out in defence of Julia Davis, a former Customs and Border Protection agent.
'Britt and her husband Simon didn't deserve to be terrorized by the Department of Homeland Security for standing up to defend me,' says Davis.
Davis, meanwhile, sounds like some kind of conspiracy nut:
But let's go back to the beginning, to the moment in 2004 when Homeland Security branded Davis a 'domestic terrorist' because she accused government officials of breaching national security.
Davis had discovered that 23 foreigners from terrorist countries ['terrorist countries?' -Ed] had been allowed onto U.S. soil, the same day Osama Bin Laden had planned terrorist attacks on America.
After Julia Davis highlighted the security breach in a report to her supervisors, the film claims Homeland Security took 'hostile action' against Davis, her family and friends.
This included a staggering 54 investigations leading to two malicious prosecutions, two false imprisonments, and a Black Hawk helicopter raid on her home that involved 27 DHS agents and one U.S. Marshal.
Shockingly, the film says the hush-hush tactics and the attack on Julia Davis, her family and Hollywood friends took more military manpower than the assassination of Bin Laden.
Luckily for Davis, she was finally cleared of all accusations in 2010. But not content, she decided to tell her story by writing and producing the film, that made sure 'these monsters' didn't get away with their crimes.
The film's director Asif Akbar says that when he first met BJ and Julia Davis he knew the 'incredible true story had to be told.' The filmmaker found it shocking that so many government officials and citizens, 'were willing to accept corruption as the norm of life.'
Akbar now claims he and his family are being targeted by Homeland Security. He says officials have 'raided their business' after Top Priority premiered at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on May 16 this year.
Remarkably, Julia Davis is still under surveillance by the government, saying that her bank accounts are levied 'on special dates.' But her film won't be the only project to shed some light on the mysterious life of Brittany Murphy.
Akbar and Davis have teamed up again, along with the actress's father, to write and produce a biopic, called Britt. The director says the film will cover everything during Brittany's rise to fame including 'her romances, lifestyle, career and her untimely death.'
Considering the subject matter and heavy accusations it is unsurprising that reviews of the documentary have not been kind, with the New York Times describing Top Priority as serving 'neither the viewer nor its embattled subject.'
Hmmm, so the theory is that the government murdered Brittany Murphy and her husband because they defended this whistleblower, Julia Davis? Who is still alive and cleared of all charges? Yeah… sounds a little suspect as of yet.
The LA County Coroner responded to The Huffington Post's request for comment with an email Monday evening.
"The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner has no plans to reopen our inquiry into the deaths. We stand by our original reports," Chief Coroner Investigator Craig R. Harvey said. "We have not been presented any [third] party lab test results for analysis, so we are unable to comment on publicized reports of private lab tests." [HuffPo]
The new lab reports sound interesting, but we should probably wait until someone who's not trying to produce a biopic sees them before we pass judgment.