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While John Franco's attempts to get the Altoona Area High School football program back on track have shown signs of bearing fruit, it hasn't become apparent in the win column, yet.
That's all that matters to Franco.
"One thing that I learned from Joe Paterno when I first started coaching was that there are probably four or five plays in a football game that determine the outcome. You never know when they're coming, and you have to play every play as hard as you can anticipating that," Franco said. "It takes discipline to practice that way to get to that point. We have not accomplished that yet.
"I told the players we are one play away in each game from being 4-1," Franco added. "It's been awfully frustrating. No doubt about it."
Instead, the Mountain Lions are 1-4 because of a pair of seven-point losses and a four-point setback to McKeesport last week.
Franco has consistently said he won't congratulate the team for just being close. If he's looking for an example of how quickly a turnaround can happen, all he needs to do is point across the field this Friday at visiting Hempfield's sideline.
The Spartans haven't fielded a winning team since 1997, but first-year coach Rich Bowen has them at 3-2 as they come to Mansion Park for the 7 p.m. WPIAL Foothills Conference contest.
"We were pretty confident we could build a good program. It's been coming faster than we thought. The community response has been fantastic. We've had packed houses at our home games, and the school's been really excited," Bowen said. "We know there's going be bumps in the road. We've hit a couple already this year with injuries and some losses. But the experience has been great."
A successful high school coach with a track record of reviving programs, Bowen has spent the last couple of years giving college coaching a try at Waynesburg. But the drives from his North Huntingdon home were getting to be too much, and when the position opened at Hempfield, he pursued it.
Despite its struggles on the field, Hempfield has one of the largest enrollments in District 7 and some top-notch facilities, which helped to encourage Bowen that the Spartans could be a winner.
A spread team, the Spartans have wins at McKeesport and at home against Kiski and Latrobe, scoring at least 33 points in each of those games.
"They've got an outstanding quarterback [junior Ty George] that makes plays. They have two outstanding running backs [juniors Joey DeFloria and Skyler Carkuff]," Franco said. "The thing that I've noticed is [George and DeFloria] come up with play after play after play. They don't make many mistakes. They don't make many penalties or turn the ball over, and we've been like that, too. But the thing that impresses me is, when they need a play, they seem to come up with the play."
George and DeFloria have combined for more than 1,100 yards of total offense and 12 touchdowns.
Altoona's defense, meanwhile, has continued to perform well. The Mountain Lions only have allowed more than 20 points just twice.
The Lions have continued to struggle on offense, though. Altoona has scored five touchdowns in the last four games and was held to a season-low 43 yards on the ground last week, although quarterback Brennan Luciano passed for a season-best 141 yards.
Franco refuses to consider that the Lions' problems have just been bad luck or growing pains.
"When you say you are snake-bit, that's putting the blame on something else. I'm tired of this," Franco said forcefully. "Let's put the onus on ourselves. We have to make that play. We are capable of making that play. Let's do the job ourselves."
Bowen thinks the Lions are capable of doing that and thinks Altoona presents some problems for his Spartans.
"They're 1-4, but they are much better than that. Coach Franco does a great job," Bowen said. "What scares me the most is that they're a big, physical football team. It looks like they like to pound the football at you."


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At last weekend's Lone Star Challenge in Austin, Texas, Ty Tessmann stormed the A-Mains in nitro buggy, nitro truggy and electric buggy!
The race was held at the Thornhill Racing Circuit just outside of Austin, Texas, which bills itself as the largest 1/8th off-road track in the US - with Austin being the state capital of Texas, that's really saying something! Designed by Joey 'the Dirt' Christensen and future home of the ROAR Gas Nationals, this race was the de facto warm-up race for the biggest single off-road event in the US this year! It's also one of the many stops of the 2014 USPro Cup series, so the weekend would give very useful tuning and setup info to the racers in attendance.
Ty battled with current and former World Champions on the track, taking second in Nitro Buggy with his D812. In Electric Buggy, Ty ran his D812 with it Tekno electric conversion to take the win in the 10-minute final race. The D8T 'Tessmann Edition' was his weapon of choice in the Nitro Truggy race, and the formidable truck and Ty's racing skills led to the win in the 30-minute A-main.
2 out of 3 ain't bad! Congratulations to Team Tessmann for a great weekend all around!
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Video: Proprietary data is digital waste: a perspective on Green IT
I always look forward to my conversations with Jan Wildeboer. Simply put, he helps me look at the world a little differently. A little more.... openly.
Last time we chatted, Jan talked about how governments can save taxpayers money by implementing open source, open content, and open standards. And how freeing data is, in fact, Green IT.
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For me as I write this I am thinking of a discussion I had with a fellow geek friend yesterday about use of FLOSS systems and data and how such systems can be found in the market place.
For many of us who live in this FLOSS idea everyday it has become second nature to know how to find a GNU+Linux powered laptop for example. The only reason I would Google search on Linux laptops today is because I might not like the options that I know of (System76, Dell, HP, etc) or I just want to see what happens in a search like that. Anyway people who know about FLOSS and see our freedom and may have even worked with old time Unix platforms years ago still might not know how to find the freedom that we take for granted today.
Of the few laptop sellers that I listed only one has the Linux option made known right on the front page of their computer configuration sales page. System76, and the reason that everyone knows why they do that is that they believe in Linux and sell it exclusively.
Geeks that do not know these things or perhaps digital IP users that want to be free but do not know how to do it. Still do not know where to look.
I am critical of the Linux Foundation's "I am Linux" video contest because I want to know when if EVER am I going to see such a video on TV. That is what these digital freedom searchers need. For now I have to tell my friend that the more he separates him self from the Microsoft influence and some times having to do that by looking out side US national borders. The more he will see digital freedom happening and the more devices there are to customers who are buying them. Every single new GNU+Linux powered device ends up being sold in the US last of all.
So on seeing the video I knew I was going to send the link to my friend as another example of how the freedom he wants is happening all the more in Europe. And if it can happen there it can happen here too. But it most likely will be from a Government use of openly readable documents. And not from a marketing perspective as that will most likely happen elsewhere in the world.
I never thought of it as "digital waste" but that makes sense!
i like the "new" definition of "migration cost".. makes alot more sense that way.
Very interesting. Jan, you mentioned PDF as an example of an open format that governments should be using. However, I attended Goscon recently, and I can recall someone talking about how the format wasn't very sustainable (it can't be easily searched) and how governments should adopt XML-based formats instead.
Agreed, PDF is not your perfect solution when it comes to indexing and search. But IMHO that is not what PDF should be used for. PDF is, as its acronym clearly states, a Portable Document Format. So it is of great use to reproduce existing documents or to store canonical versions of a document in a way that is secure and long-term.
Search and indexing etc. on PDF should be done on the metadata level, not on the actual content.
But to store documents that do not change after creation it is a good format. I would propose the distinction between living and dead data. Dead date being stored solely for the purpose of reproduction when needed but without the need to interact with the content. For such "dead" data PDF is a good format.
Living data OTOH - Data that you want to remix, re-use, mesh and re-combine should be stored different.
Ahh.. Thanks for clarifying that. Makes sense.


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Mens Volleyball Places 13 On Academic All-MIVA Team
SAN MARCOS, Texas - - A total of 13 members of the Ball State men's volleyball team were named to the 2014 Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Academic All-Conference Team.
The MIVA recognized a total of 110 student-athletes on the academic all-conference squad, including four with a 4.0 grade-point average. To be eligible, student-athletes must have achieved at least a career 3.0 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale after the completion of the fall semester at their respective institutions.
"We have a great group of student-athletes on our team," Ball State head coach Joel Walton said. "They are extremely focused on both a competitive and athletic level, and have a high drive to be successful in both areas. We stress to our team the importance of an education in preparing for life after competitive sports. They continually show their understanding of that importance with strong academic performances."
Highlighting Ball State's list of Academic All-MIVA selections are five-time honoree Matt Leske (Highwood, Ill./Highland Park) and four-time selections Graham McIlvaine (Hinsdale, Ill./Hinsdale Central) and Kevin Owens (Fishers, Ind./Cathedral). Shane Witmer (Naperville, Ill./Naperville North) also picked up the award for the third time.
Jack Lesure (Carmel, Ind./Carmel) and Marcin Niemczewski (Vernon Hills, Ill./Vernon Hills) are both two-time selections, while Hiago Garchet (Belo Horizonte, Brazil/Colegio Pitagoras), Connor Gross (Appleton, Wis./Appleton North), Austin Overby (New Lenox, Ill./Lincoln Way Central), Alex Pia (Johns Creek, Ga./Johns Creek), Brendan Surane (Lockport, Ill./Providence Catholic), Matt Sutherland (Rochester, N.Y./Penfield) and Nate Wolf (Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South) each earn the honor for the first time in their careers.
Ball State's Garchet was one of the four MIVA players honored with a perfect 4.0 GPA.
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It feels like there's a lesson in there somewhere.
Sadly, Power Balance is only one company among hundreds that actually got caught throwing shrink-wrapped bullshit at the ignorance and insecurity of consumers. No one is willing to believe a product doesn't work until science discredits it, and science is already too busy with cancer and hoverboards. But with any luck, the exposing of those bracelets will act as a harbinger for consumer skepticism throughout 2011, in which case I predict the following five products will fall as well. If you happen to read this article in 2012 and you have no idea what these items are, then I'd like to hereby announce myself as a prophet. Also, congratulations on not dying in that Mayan disaster -- those guys didn't know what the hell they were talking about.
Refusing to let Crocs produce the only footwear promoting celibacy, Sketchers developed Shape-Ups. The shoe marries the stability of a rocking chair with the style of your grandmother's "active sneakers." They're designed to tone the wearer's calves, thighs and ass, but the trade off is that you have to walk around in public wearing scoliosis moonboots.
I'd rather gamble on cellulite than the chance one of your legs is longer than the other.
The nascent toning-shoe industry is already marketed at about $4.6 billion, and the Shape-Ups shoe is responsible for half of it. Yet, as it stands, only one independent study has been conducted to make sure they actually work. The American Council on Exercise ran a field test on Shape-Ups as well as the Reebok equivalent, Easy Tone and, surprise, they suck. The ACE released a statement saying, "There is simply no evidence to support the claims that these shoes will help wearers exercise more intensely, burn more calories or improve muscle strength and tone." Still, toning shoes continue to sell because the single ACE objective study is overshadowed by the countless "tests" conducted by the shoe companies themselves and also commercials like this.
If you've ever accidentally left an unfinished light beer in the sun for two weeks and then mistaken it for something you wanted to consume, then congratulations, you already know the flavor of Kombucha. It's a fermented tea made of bacterial waste and water that allegedly wards off disease and tastes like opening your mouth under a leaky trash bag after a fraternity party. The people who swear by it insist that it does everything from improving eyesight to fighting cancer. It's sold all over the country in health food stores, but anyone can brew their own in a basement after buying a gelatinous hunk of the yeast.
The cellars of hippies and serial killers look exactly the same.
Despite Kombucha's enormous popularity, there hasn't been a single human trial published in any medical journal. So all the claims about its superpowers are personal testimonials, and to be fair, so are all the accounts of its horrific side effects. The American Cancer Society published a statement saying, "No human studies have been published in the available scientific literature that support any of the health claims made for Kombucha tea. There have, however, been reports of serious complications and death." Doctor's linked the tea to the hospitalization of two women with metabolic acidosis, one of whom ended up dying. So the same drink that was meant to fend off deadly diseases like cancer is likely responsible for destroying a few lives as well. Best of all, the American Cancer Society warns consumers that the bacteria can be extremely dangerous to anyone with a compromised immune system, specifically people with cancer.
Somehow 3D technology defied odds and is currently celebrating a resurgence in theaters. What's more, despite the horrific headaches and eyestrain attributed to it, now objects can clumsily jump off your television screen as well. TV manufacturers have created 3D televisions that they're touting as the best picture of any television to date, and are all but unwatchable without the glasses.
It was worth selling the couch.
The problem with the technology for television in particular is that it's reliant on the accurate refiguring of objects shot with a normal camera. That's a pretty painstaking process. For anything that has to be refigured into 3D graphics quickly, like a football game, there's going to be some clunky alignment and some inevitable nausea when your eyes can't adjust properly.
And of course, those goddamn glasses. Not only are they uncomfortable, but while wearing them, you can do nothing else but watch the screen. For anyone who eats, uses the Internet or persuades a date to allow a hand in her shirt while watching television, these tasks will all be significantly harder while wearing magnifying ski goggles. No one seems to be taking into consideration that this technology has the capacity to ruin high school dating forever.


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It was a crisp Friday afternoon in Clemson on Oct. 15, 1954, as autumn began to set in. Inside Memorial Stadium, Tigers football coach Frank Howard supervised practice for the next Thursdays game against rival South Carolina, which was 8-4-2 against Howard and was trying to win four straight games for the first time in a series that dated to 1896.
Hoping to break the streak, Howard had managers guard the fences around the stadium at practice to keep prying eyes away. He told a reporter that Clemson wasnt changing its approach much, but what we are doing different, we want to come as a surprise to Carolina.
Down in Columbia, the Gamecocks were concerned about the health of junior quarterback Harold Lewis, who had a sore back. Halfback Tommy Woodlee told a Columbia newspaper that Lewis was the key to the way thingsll stack up.
But the Gamecocks seemed to have a reliable backup in Mackie Prickett, a sophomore from St. Matthews who didnt letter in 1953, but in the 1954 opener at 18th-ranked Army led USC to a 34-20 comeback victory, just its fourth ever in 20 games against ranked opponents.
One week after that crisp Friday, the Gamecocks woke up having achieved history in a controversial 13-8 win over Clemson the schools second meeting as members of the new Atlantic Coast Conference. Prickett played almost the entire game, ran for both touchdowns and enjoyed another signature moment in a career that landed him in USCs sports hall of fame.
A Columbia newspapers front page showed five smiling players, with no facemasks on their helmets, carrying coach Rex Enright on their shoulders. He was a players coach, and they adored him, referring to him as Daddy Rex to each other, because of his fatherly demeanor.
But even then, at 53 years old, Enright was in poor health. He resigned after the 1955 season, which included a loss to Clemson. Before 1955, USC was 20-29-3 against Clemson. From 1955 to 2008, the Gamecocks went 17-36-1 and won back-to-back games just twice, including three straight from 1968-70.
Saturday night at Memorial Stadium, USC can win four straight games against Clemson for the second time ever. Fifty-eight years later, some of the boys who first did it are gone. The old men who remain will watch from afar tonight, and remember the special, but perhaps forgotten, place they hold in USC football.
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Larry Gosnell, a junior end in 1954, grew up in Conway during World War II. His family didnt have enough money to send him to college, and if not for the full football scholarship he received to South Carolina, he would have entered the military in 1952, during the Korean War.
Gosnell had athletic determination, imbued in him by his father, Larry Sr., who lost an arm at age 13 while working in a sausage mill, yet still lettered in baseball, basketball and tennis at Wofford. Everybody called him Nub. He played mill league baseball when Larry Jr. was a child, and the boy eagerly tagged along to the field.
I always followed him, Gosnell said.
But for whatever reason, Gosnell slacked off academically when he got to USC. For the second semester of his freshman year, he moved into a dormitory with older players, intent on setting him straight. Junior Ned Brown had a particularly effective way of motivating Gosnell to study.
He said he would bend my bed where I couldnt sleep in it, Gosnell said. Those guys saved my life, I guess, and kept me in school. Thats the best thing I remember.
Gosnell doesnt recall much about the 1954 USC-Clemson game. Nor does Carl Brazell, a junior halfback that year.
His most vivid memory of USC football actually happened in the 1952 USC-Clemson game. Brazell, who is from Columbia, was a 5-8, 160-pound high school senior when he went to Clemson for a tryout with Howard. The coach looked at him, hoped to project some future growth, and said, Boy, how big is your daddy? Look, Ill call you back. Enright not only gave Brazell a scholarship, he promoted him to the varsity for the Clemson game.
I just about dropped dead, Brazell said. They didnt even have a uniform that fit me.
Before the game, Brazell saw Enright scrawling starters names on the chalk board. He had Brazell down to return the opening kickoff. Sure enough, moments later, the freshman in the baggy jersey was out there at USCs Carolina Stadium, as the ball tumbled toward him.
I was thinking about I was going to have a heart attack, Brazell said.
A wild finish
USC-Clemson has always elicited emotions, and the events before and during the 1954 game were tense.
Five months earlier, the United States Supreme Court passed Brown v. Board of Education. It sparked the integration movement, though USC would not have its first black scholarship football player, Carlton Haywood, until 1969.
The Friday before the game, while Howard closed off practice, Hurricane Hazel crushed the South Carolina coast, leaving thousands homeless. As South Carolinas state fair opened Monday and prepared for the Big Thursday game, as it was called, The Columbia newspaper published a photo of a family looking at its flattened home in Cherry Grove Beach. Hazel, a Category 4 storm that killed 95 people in the U.S., caused so much devastation that its name was retired.
The game, which was included on the state fair schedule, kicked off at 2 p.m. Thursday in Columbia its permanent site until the rivalry went to a home-and-home format in 1960. USC led 13-8 after Clemson got an 81-yard touchdown pass with 9:50 left in the game. With about four minutes remaining, USC fumbled and Clemson took over at USCs 34-yard line. This was Howards best chance to end the Gamecocks bid for a fourth straight win.
On first down and 10 at the 24, quarterback Don King passed to Walt Laraway at the 10. He attempted a lateral to guard Dick DeSimone, but DeSimone was flagged for leaving the line of scrimmage before the ball was thrown. He later disputed the call, saying The movies will tell. The penalty moved Clemson to the 39 and broke our backs, backup quarterback Charlie Bussey told reporters.
On the next play, Prickett intercepted King at the 10 and returned the ball to USCs 32 with 1:45 left, completing a brilliant day on which he demonstrated again that the expert field general is a useful bit of equipment in any football machinery, as an Atlanta sportswriter said.
It was a bitter way for the Tigers to lose. According to the paper, on the bus ride to the hotel, a Clemson fan handed the players sodas. Someone jokingly warned the Tigers that a USC fan might be trying to poison them. Theyve poisoned us already, replied halfback Joe Pagliei.
Reminders of the past
Memories of that wild day have long since faded for Gosnell and Brazell, the former Gamecocks.
They are both 78 and retired, Gosnell living in Spartanburg, Brazell in Columbia. Gosnell parlayed his strong-armed studiousness at USC into a teaching job and got into homebuilding. Brazell went into the Air Force, played for its traveling team, then ran USCs alumni association.
Neither plans to attend Saturdays game, but they remain connected to USC, still talking to old teammates sporadically. At a reunion of the 1954 team several years ago, Brazell saw some guys who he hadnt seen since college. He barely recognized them.
But as Brazell watches Saturdays game on television at home, he wont be far from the team picture on the wall of his den. Theyre all there, Gosnell and Prickett and Daddy Rex, looking forever young, yet a relic of a distant time, with the history they made still unmatched.


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quote: prison labor for the private sector was legally barred for years, to avoid unfair competition with private companies. But this has changed thanks to the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), its Prison Industries Act, and a little-known federal program known as PIE
quote: ALEC helped pioneer some of the toughest sentencing laws on the books today, like mandatory minimums for non-violent drug offenders, "three strikes" laws, and "truth in sentencing" laws. In 1995 alone, ALEC's Truth in Sentencing Act was signed into law in twenty-five states. (Then State Rep. Scott Walker was an ALEC member when he sponsored Wisconsin's truth-in-sentencing laws and, according to PR Watch, used its statistics to make the case for the law.)
quote: ALEC has also worked to pass state laws to create private for-profit prisons, a boon to two of its major corporate sponsors: Corrections Corporation of America and Geo Group (formerly Wackenhut Corrections), the largest private prison firms in the country. An In These Times investigation last summer revealed that ALEC arranged secret meetings between Arizona's state legislators and CCA to draft what became SB 1070, Arizona's notorious immigration law, to keep CCA prisons flush with immigrant detainees. ALEC has proven expertly capable of devising endless ways to help private corporations benefit from the country's massive prison population.That mass incarceration would create a huge captive workforce was anticipated long before the US prison population reached its peak—and at a time when the concept of "rehabilitation" was still considered part of the mission of prisons.
quote: in 1993, when Texas State Representative and ALEC member Ray Allen crafted the Texas Prison Industries Act, which aimed to expand the PIE program. After it passed in Texas, Allen advocated that it be duplicated across the country. In 1995, ALEC's Prison Industries Act was born.
quote: Prison labor has already started to undercut the business of corporations that don't use it. In Florida, PRIDE has become one of the largest printing corporations in the state, its cheap labor having a significant impact upon smaller local printers. This scenario is playing out in states across the country. In addition to Florida's forty-one prison industries, California alone has sixty. Another 100 or so are scattered throughout other states. What's more, several states are looking to replace public sector workers with prison labor. In Wisconsin Governor Walker's recent assault on collective bargaining opened the door to the use of prisoners in public sector jobs in Racine, where inmates are now doing landscaping, painting, and other maintenance work. According to the Capitol Times, "inmates are not paid for their work
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Kate and her husband, Prince William, arrived in Malaysia on Thursday, where she gave her first public speech outside Britain, thanking the staff of Hospis Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur for their warm welcome and their transformative effect on the children in their care.
"I have learned that delivering the best possible palliative care to children is vital, providing children and their families with a place of support, care and enhancement at a time of great need is simply life-changing," Kate said in her two-minute address. (Watch it below)
"With effective pallative care, life can be transformed," she added.
During her visit to Hospis Malaysia Thursday, Kate also met with Zakwan Anuar, who has acute leukemia, had "almost given up hope," according to his mother. Anuar turned 15 two days ago told the duchess she was "very pretty" as she signed a birthday card for him and told him he was "very, very brave" and "very handsome."
And it had an amazing, uplifting effect on him, his mother Norizan Sulong, said: "It was as if the leukemia had gone."
Malaysia is the second stop for William and Kate, following a visit to Singapore, on their tour of southeast Asia to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.
Dinner with the King & QueenAfter her speech, the Duchess donned a designer dress (a white Alexander McQueen gown, which featured the Malaysian flower, hibiscus, in gold detail) for dinner with William and the King of Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur.
William confessed to being tired on day four of the nine day tour, though he is excited about visiting Tuvalu where, he said, "We hope to do some fishing and snorkeling. I am very interested in the coral and whale sharks. I have dived with them before and although they are huge, they are very docile creatures."
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Macs have traditionally packed powerful Intel CPUs and NVIDIA GPUs.
One would think that they would prove an ideal home for PC games; but
in reality they have only received a limited selection of
high-profile ports. That's mainly because most PC games rely on
Direct X, a proprietary Microsoft API. Macs use OpenGL instead,
necessitating a port. This is just one of multiple API-level
differences between Windows gaming and Mac gaming.Fortunately
for Mac gamers, the big powers are finally showing them some love.
Valve is beta
testing Mac versions of its Steam
content delivery system and Source game engine and will soon
be releasing a variety of games to the platform, including Half
Life 2, Left
4 Dead 2,
and Team
Fortress 2.Valve
just announced this week that it would be releasing the betas to the
public on May
12.Blizzard – makers of StarCraft, Diablo,
and Warcraft –
has a long relationship with Apple, but hasn't been tossing as many
titles their way of late. However, Blizzard is stepping up its
Mac efforts as well. Blizzard just released a beta version of
the upcoming StarCraft
II for
Mac.Mac players can snag the test release for free
at Battle.net, but they must
already be in the beta test program to get it. In
non-Mac StarCraft
II news,
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crafting custom levels and mods. A couple of users are already
showing off their handiwork, crafting a Diablo clone and
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quote: Even the options for video and audio quality are NOT what I have come to expect from a PC game. For example, the "Video quality" section is ONE slider where you can select Low, Medium, or High. What ? Are you f'ing kidding me !?? I have a $400 dollar video card and THIS is all I can choose ??? Oh can I play with Vsinc on or off?? Guess not...sigh. How about Anti-ALiasing ?? Nope, no option for it. Particle Density etc etc ? No dice.


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Obama facing budget pressures
January 19, 2013
President Barack Obama enters his second term with confidence and with renewed purpose. Gone are the days that he can be accused somehow of being illegitimate....
President Barack Obama enters his second term with consumer confidence at a four-year low and unemployment increasing. His re-election was accomplished with 3 million fewer voters than this election, a modern first. Dozens of polling centers in Democrat enclaves registered not one single opposing vote.
Obama is now 'free' to be the radical he always was – an inflexible ideologue who is not qualified to manage a restaurant, but who the most important nation in the world must follow to our doom.
The Re-election of Obama means no reform will be possible on the entitlements that are bankrupting the United States, now together consuming more than 100% of all Federal tax dollars collected annually.
Higher taxes can never compensate for overspending on such a vast scale. If 100% of the income of every millionaire was confiscated only $740 billion more would be raised, only half enough to close one Obama deficit.
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The citation of FDR is prescient. In 1933 FDR vowed that 'capitalism had met its match'. In 1937, FDR wanted it said that 'capitalism had met its master', presaging the confiscatory taxation, trade restrictionism, and attacks on Capitalism that made the Depression Great.
The Japanese were committing atrocities in China, and Hitler's entry into the Sudetenland was only one year away, but FDR thought we could remain on the sidelines.
1937 is the correct historical parallel for our time, with Iran well on the way to a nuclear weapon, and China rattling their now-substantial saber over the Spratly Islands.
Balancing the Federal Budget and having a national defense was not always considered 'radical right'. Today, for Mr. Turner and his fellow travelers, it is.
Handing every baby born in America today $52,000 in Federal debt is mainstream for today's****Kleptocrats.
Dear Leader Obama disregards the Constitution at home, disdains allies abroad and supports adversaries. Dem
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Dr. Turner, for someone with an education, sure doesn't have or show common sense. Obama has not done anything helpful to the economy. He's destroying what's left of it. It's so obvious that high schoolers can see it, yet 'intellectuals' cannot. Not surprised. So many ignorant people just "follow the party line" instead of using their own brains.
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Uh, I beg to differ Mr. Turner. Obama is STILL illegitimate and always will be. THAT is why he STILL refuses to show us HIS background. Yet he wants to FORCE gun owners to have one done.
Pelosi and Reid should be brought up on charges of fraud for signing and swearing an oath that Obama was ELIGIBLE to be a President of the United States of America, knowing full well he is and was NOT!!
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Pytacle alpha1 released!
3 Comments | Posted by Daniel Mende
Finally it's here!
pytacle is a tool inspired by tentacle. It automates the task of sniffing GSM frames of the air, extracting the key exchange, feeding kraken with the key material and finally decode/decrypt the voice data. All You need is a USRP (or similar) to capture the GSM band and a kraken instance with the berlin tables (only about 2TB 😉 )
I've posted a preview before, take a look at the video to see the tool in action.
The tool is early alpha, so it's working (for me 😉 ), but it's neither rock stable nor packaged in any way. But still, I'll be happy to get bug reports.
BTW, talking about Telco security: There will be another TelcoSecDay on 03/12/2013 at next year's Troopers! We've already some quite interesting talks confirmed.
pytacle preview
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today I'll give a short preview of my newest tool, pytacle. It is simply a little helper program to control gnuradio/airprobe/kraken/some_other_tools, convert their input/output and to find a use able clear/cipher text combination to break A5/1. In the end it should record, crack and decode/play a gsm phone call with ~5 mouse clicks.
Take a look at this video:
The code is not available yet, as its not finished 😉 the recording and cracking part are working, but the decoding doesn't. I need to put some more time into the code, but there isn't much spare in that time of the year 😀


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The court shall remit statutory damages for secondary infringement, except in a case in which the copyright owner sustains the burden of proving, and the court finds, that the act or acts constituting such secondary infringement were done under circumstances in which no reasonable person could have believed such conduct to be lawful.
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quote: I do have a Volt and in my first year I used 2.4 gal of gas.
quote: I propose a special tax on whatever niche you fit into. :)
quote: ...if I buy a Volt, I'm paying a much higher tax/tag fee to the state DOT every year than a comparably sized vehicle, thus at least leveling the playing field on how much money gets applied (in theory) toward road maintenance.


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WHEN: 7:05 p.m. Monday. WHERE: McAlister Field House
RECORDS: Davidson 15-11, 11-1 SoCon; The Citadel 4-23, 0-12.
NOTES: The Citadel will try to avoid tying the school record for consecutive losses in a single season, which stands at 16 by the 1952-53 team ... This is a make-up game from last Wednesday, when Davidson's trip to The Citadel was postponed by a winter storm ... The Bulldogs lost their 15th straight game by 76-67 at Furman on Saturday ... G Ashton Moore scored 22 points to lead The Citadel in that game ... Davidson has won eight straight, including a 62-43 win over The Citadel on Feb. 1 ... F De'Mon Brooks hit 9 of 10 shots and scored 23 points in that game ... Davidson's most recent win was by 88-73 over Georgia Southern on Saturday behind 25 points from G Brian Sullivan ... The Wildcats are in their 25th season under coach Bob McKillop and leave the SoCon for the Atlantic 10 next season ... At kenpom.com, Davidson's best win this season was by 94-82 over No. 98 Georgia ... Davidson is one of the most efficient offensive teams in the country, ranking in the top 65 in points per possession (1.112, No. 56), 3-point percentage (37.1%, No. 63) and 2-point percentage (53%, No. 26) ... Brooks averages 18.2 ppg and 6.8 rpg, and Sullivan is at 13.1 ppg ... kenpom.com predicts an 82-67 win for No. 145 Davidson over No. 350 The Citadel.


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Cheektowaga residents who attended Monday's joint school forum learned much about the perilous budget scenarios the town's four districts are in. They also learned that merging the districts might not be the silver bullet they're looking for.
The forum, highlighted by a presentation by Rick Timbs of the Statewide School Finance Consortium, suggested consolidating four school districts – Cheektowaga Central, Cleveland Hill, Maryvale and Sloan – could cause as many problems as it would solve. The four districts did agree to pursue funding for a state efficiency study to examine the issue.
"People left with an understanding of the implications of it," Cleveland Hill Superintendent Jon MacSwan said of merging school districts. "We need to really take a look at the facts. We can't make that decision until we finish the study."
Maryvale Superintendent Deborah Ziolkowski thought it was a productive meeting and talked to the people who attended the forum. She has heard both positive and negative reaction to the idea of consolidating Cheektowaga schools.
"There's a large feeling about the consolidation," she said. "It's a long process, but we need to do something so we can save this generation of students and give them the same opportunities previous generations of students had."
MacSwan said, "The feedback we have had has been overwhelmingly positive. If it did anything, it showed us to not move forward with haste but to make sure we make informed decisions."
The four districts named Cheektowaga Central as the lead agency in the grant application process. Administrators are now crafting a resolution for all four school boards in the town to approve applying for the efficiency grant.
Following Monday's forum, State Sen. Tim Kennedy, D-Buffalo, issued a statement urging the districts to work together to examine potential cost savings and consolidation.
"However you feel about the issue of school consolidation, we can all agree the leaders of our schools must keep an open mind and take steps to improve efficiencies and ensure our schools remain solvent," Kennedy said. "It's going to take continued innovative thinking and hard work to further streamline operations, protect educational opportunities for kids and keep costs down for taxpayers."
Ziolkowski is appreciative of Kennedy's enthusiasm. She said the districts would ask both Kennedy and Assemblyman Dennis Gabryszak, D-Cheektowaga, to write letters of recommendation for the efficiency grant application.
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Ball State vs. Northern Kentucky
The Bank of Kentucky Center (Capacity 9,400)
Saturday, Dec. 21, 2013
Highland Heights, Ky.
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- Head Coach Brady Sallee is in his second season at the helm of the Ball State women's basketball team, leading the Cardinals to a 20-22
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- Sallee helped Ball State post one of the most dramatic turnarounds in Mid-American Conference history a year ago as the Cardinals earned the No. 2 seed in the MAC Tournament with a 12-4 league mark. Ball State improved eight games from its 4-12 MAC mark in 2011-12, which ties as the biggest MAC turnaround in the last 20 years. Sallee also became just the second coach in program history to start MAC play 8-1 in their first season.
- The Cardinals will face six teams in non-conference action which were postseason participants in 2012-13. Louisville and Purdue both went to the NCAA Tournament last season, while Auburn, Western Kentucky and Wyoming played in the Women's National Invitation Tournament and Detroit in the Women's Basketball Invitational.
- Ball State was selected to finish second in the MAC West Division preseason poll. This is the Cardinals highest ranking in the MAC preseason poll since the 2008-09 season, when Ball State was picked to finish first.
- Saturday's game at Northern Kentucky will mark the second time in program history the two schools have met with the Norse winning the first meeting, 69-67, last season in Worthen Arena. Ball State owns a 1-1 record over schools from the state of Kentucky this year with a win over Western Kentucky (85-77) and a loss to No. 7 Louisville (105-67).


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The Stetson lacrosse team finalized its roster for the upcoming 2014 season, adding walk-on freshmen Kristin Collins, Robin Collins, and Christina Loya to the 17 returning from a year ago and the eight newcomers announced this summer.
Twin sisters Kristin and Robin Collins come to Stetson from Manchester, Missouri where they attended Parkway South High School for four years. Loya, meanwhile, hails from Danbury, Connecticut and went to the Canterbury School in New Milford.
Also a member of the cross country team at Parkway South, Kristin Collins helped lead her lacrosse team to the Kirkwood/Webster Invitational Championship, was named honorable mention all-conference twice, and earned a Rising Star Award after the 2012-13 season.
"I have never been pushed so hard in my life," Collins said of playing with the Hatter lacrosse team this fall. "It's crazy to see how far I can actually go. What has been great so far has been the bond that has been created on this team. I'm happy to be a part of it."
Robin Collins, also a member of the cross country team in addition to playing lacrosse at Parkway South, played on the same squad that won the Kirkwood Webster Invitational. Like her sister, she also won a Rising Star Award in 2012, and earned honorable mention All-American accolades.
"It's that feeling of being a part of a family," Collins said in reference to why she enjoys being a member of the Stetson squad. "Everyone who is on the team supports each other because we're all playing the sport that we love. I plan on cherishing all the time I spend with this team."
Loya played lacrosse, soccer, and squash, and was a member of the swim team while at Canterbury. An honor roll student, and member of numerous clubs during high school, Loya helped lead the Saints to a 10-2 record in 2013, the best in school history.
"I chose Stetson because of the high level of academics and the Division I lacrosse program," Loya said. "When I was searching for colleges, I wanted a small school in the south that had a challenging academic program as well as a good lacrosse program.
"I've loved everything about being a Stetson lacrosse student-athlete so far," Loya added. "Coming into a new school, I have felt like I had a group of friends I already know, which has helped me get adjusted and comfortable in a new environment."
The Collins sisters and Loya will join the 25 other current members of the Stetson lacrosse team for the 2014 season. Stetson opens competition with six straight home games at the Athletic Training Center, beginning with a visit from national contender Syracuse on Jan. 24.
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