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LulzSec, the hacker group, are at it again and this time it looks like they have leaked a list of about 62,000 username and passwords to various unknown sites. They tweeted "And as always, LulzSec delivers," followed by the links to a file-locker site containing the password file before finally adding "62,000+ emails/passwords just for you. Enjoy." Naturally of course this resulted in some panic and chaos for users and site owners who scrambled to see if their sites/accounts have been compromised. LulzSec later tweeted their pleasure at the "carnage".
Not too long ago however, the website Writerspace released a statement saying that about 12,000 of those compromised username and passwords were accounts belonging to their site and have said:
"We are in the process of contacting all members impacted by the attack, and we sincerely regret the inconvenience this may cause any of our site members. We want to assure our readers that we take our responsibility for protecting your personal information very seriously."
Some people think that LulzSec should be thanked for exposing the various weaknesses in security but to hack the accounts of innocent users just seems rather ill-willed, so from what could have been interpreted as a form of vigilantism can now be viewed as downright criminal. Whether or not you think your account to the various websites that you're part of has been compromised, due to the amount of hacking activity that has taken place the past couple of weeks, perhaps now is a good time to start changing those passwords.
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April 28 | 'Damiversary' Celebration | Big Oaks Recreation Area |
May 1-Dec. 7 | 'Once Upon a Dam: A Golden Retrospective' | Various Upstate locations |
May 5 | Hartwell Road Race | Big Oaks Recreation Area |
June 9 | 'Big 50' Yard Sale | Hart County |
April 28
The Lake Hartwell Marketing Alliance will host a celebration of Hartwell Lake and Dam's 50th anniversary Saturday. A range of free, family-oriented activities are planned at the Big Oaks Recreation Area, just off U.S. 29 on the Georgia side of Hartwell Dam.
May 1-Dec. 7
This exhibit combines historic photos and text to describe the dam's early days. It will open to the public May 1 at the Hart County Arts Center, with exhibit hours Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The exhibit will leave Hartwell after May 28 to open at locations in the other five counties around Hartwell Lake. The Anderson County Museum will host the exhibit June 7 to July 4.
May 5
The Dam Run — For the $20 cost of registration, get a rare chance to run all the way across the top of Hartwell Dam as part of this annual road race. To register by April 29, visit www.active.com. Day-of registration costs $25 and starts at 7 a.m. at Big Oaks Recreation Area on the Georgia side of Hartwell Dam, just off U.S. 29.
June 9
The Hart County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a yard sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. along a 50-mile route at eight locations. Held in celebration of the dam's 50th, each site will have activities, crafts, food and information about the area. For more information or to rent a booth, call Nicki Meyer at 706-376-8590.

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God's Calling
S - Only let each person lead the life that the Lord has assigned to him, and to which God has called him. This is my rule in all the churches. (1 Corinthians 7:17 ESV)
O - When God calls a person he calls them out of their sinful lifestyle, but not their life. He calls all people to be a minister within their present life.
A - God has called me to be a pastor and to minister to those I daily come n contact with. I need to keep my eyes open and be ever ready to minister to those God brings into my life.
P - Father, lead me today to the p,aces you want to minister to the people you want and to say the words your want.
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The Right Space Heater for Your Garage
Here are some tips for workshop projects when the thermometer drops.
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A disadvantage to using your garage as a shop or craft area is that it wasn't meant for that. It's where you park your car and store lawn-and-garden supplies.
But if you are among the increasing number of folks using the space for projects, you need to deal with a few minor inconveniences.
One is warmth. During the summer, there's usually not much concern. If the space gets hot, you open the garage door. But when the thermometer drops, it becomes a little tougher to keep your focus on the project.
There are many ways to take the chill out of your garage. First, those little porcelain space heaters work great and can warm up a fairly good-sized area. The downside is, they aren't meant to warm a large space. If you use your garage for a short time, you'll be turning the unit off and on -- which takes longer for the area to get up to a decent temperature.
Kerosene heaters are useful. In fact, I have used one for years. Easy to start, most have an electric starter and can really kick out the heat. My only concern is that most of the models I've seen don't have a thermostat, so it's hard to regulate the temperature. Also, some people are bothered by the odor. So make sure that you ventilate very well while using.
The ideal solution is a professionally installed gas heater. Shari Hiller, my Room by Room colleague, inspired me to purchase one when I saw her brand-new heater last winter.
The many models on the market all are fairly inexpensive. You can purchase an installed model for about $1,000. The beauty of a gas heater is that it can give you a consistently warm environment. Most smaller units can heat an area up to 1,000 square feet, perfect for a two-car garage. Of course, you can purchase larger units if you can afford them.
Gas heaters are available in manual or thermostatic control types. I prefer models that have a thermostat; it can be set at a comfortable temperature that will keep your garage nice and toasty.
There are two types of gas heaters, ventless and vented.
The ventless unit uses air from the room it is installed in, so you must provide sufficient air ventilation. It has a pilot light and an electrical starting system. Push a button and it starts right up. Again, choose a unit with a built-in thermostat that senses the room temperature.
The unit will increase or decrease the burner flame's height. When the room temperature reaches the set temperature, the burner will be shut off, then start back up when the temperature drops below the setting. A neat safety feature for the ventless model is an oxygen-depletion-sensing shutoff system. The system shuts off the heater if there is not enough fresh air. I would consider this a must if purchasing a ventless gas heater.
Other units have a ventilation system that vents directly out of the garage. A hole is cut through the garage wall and a small vent leads directly from the unit to the outside.
Either way, both systems are safe and can make your garage a nice, warm environment for working. In fact, these guys can heat a room for just pennies an hour. But as with any heater, be it in your home or garage, you do need to practice safety. You don't want to store flammable items near or in the surrounding area. The unit also needs to have fresh air circulating around it, so don't store objects in front or to the sides.
If you are going to do woodworking, you may want to turn the unit off while using machinery that kicks up dust. Just blow away any dust from the unit with a can of compressed air and you can turn it back on. And certainly you want to keep children and pets away from the unit when in use.
Call your local professional and he or she can give you all the details and maybe get your garage up to workable temps. And please make sure you fully understand any safety instructions that come with your device.
Well, that's just a quick primer on gas wall heaters. It's now up to you "weather" you want to wait until the snow's up to the window sill or let your fingers do the walking now and call a pro and be ready for cooler weather.
Me? I bought my new heater last year.
(Matt Fox alternates writing this column with Shari Hiller. They also co-host the Home & Garden Television show Room By Room.)
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Rumors Over Stybar's New Team Put to Rest
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Zdeněk Štybar, the Czech rider who won the 2010 World Championships in Tabor while racing for Telenet-Fidea, has been at the center of much speculation for the past several months. Although Štybar is under contract with Fidea through February 2011, the rider had openly discussed on his Web site that he wasn't yet settled on a team for this coming season.
Štybar's teammate, Kevin Pauwels, is under a similar contract, but has also been talking to other teams for the 2010/2011 season. Threats of a lawsuit between Telenet-Fidea team manager Hans van Kasteren and Sunweb's Jurgen Mettepenningen ensued. But the team that appeared to have the best chance to woo Štybar was Lanbouwkrediet Credit Agricole, Sven Nys' squad.
The Belgian cyclocross-happy rumor mill was spinning about what a team including Nys, the powerhouse of the past decade, and Štybar – the man who won Worlds, the World Cup overall, the Superprestige, UCI overall ranking and was second in the GVA Trofee – would look like.
Apparently we'll never know whether that duo would be a recipe for a dream team or in-team fighting; as Lanbouwkrediet team manager Gerard Bulens told Het Nieuwsblad, "Yes, there has been a conversation, but Štybar is only one among ten others. I'm definitely not going to him in February 2011…. Already talk of a transfer is far too premature."
Zdeněk Štybar, for his part, has more recently made it clear that he intends to fulfill his contract with Telenet-Fidea and race with the squad through the end of this coming season. "So I'll race in the rainbow [jersey] for Telenet. [After February] there are multiple options, but I want clarity as soon as possible," Štybar told Het Nieuwsblad. Telenet-Fidea may remain one such option – but the question remains whether van Kasteren, who feels snubbed by Štybar's etiquette in pursuit of a more lucrative contract, will be interested in joining the bidding war.
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Monsanto must have anticipated the inevitable failure of the devious combo of Genetically Modified Seeds plus Round-up for a long time. It started experimenting with a 'souped-up' Roundup almost 10 years ago, to manage the problem of 'superweeds'. Indeed, according to Monsanto own press releases, company sales representatives are encouraging farmers to mix glyphosate and older (=leftover) herbicides such as 2,4-D, a herbicide which was banned in Sweden, Denmark and Norway over its links to cancer, reproductive harm and mental impairment. 2,4-D is also well-known for being a component of Agent Orange, a toxic herbicide which was used in chemical warfare in Vietnam in the 1960s. Imagine that......Agent Orange finally coming home......to fight the Superweeds..... A dark sequel to Vietnam.
Now let's look at the vilified Pigweed for a minute. First the name, 'Pigweed', sounds as a easy target of demonizing. Who could possibly appreciate something so base as 'pig' and 'weed' combined ??
Before we go any further, I would like to re-enstate the true and dignified name of "Pigweed": it is "Amaranth". The word comes from the Greek amarantos (μάÏÎ±Î½Î¸Î¿Ï or μάÏανÏοÏ) the "one that does not wither," or the "never-fading". The 'never fading' aspect may not just refer to the flower (as the wikipedia suggests) --which indeed keeps its deep reddish or rust color for a long time-- but it may actually refer to the sheer tenacity of the plant itself. It grows in a large variety of soils (from acidic to alkaline) and climate (from hot to cold), Amaranth comes back without being planted, and it grows in dry soils.... thrives even in fields treated with glysophate......never fading.....
My own relationship with Amaranth began around 1983. I wanted to make a special bread for my business, the Cloud Cliff bakery, at that time just a tiny venture in the Barrio of Santa Fe. I was looking for something.....indigenous, hardy and full of protein and rare nutrition (such as minerals and vitamins). Through the Rodale Institute, I stumbled upon the humble Amaranth, once considered a 'sacred plant' with taxes in the Aztec empire meted out in bushels of Amaranth. In fact, when rated by nutritionists for general nutritional quality, amaranth scores significantly higher than other common foods such as milk, soy, wheat and corn. Amaranth's digestibility score is an impressive 90 percent, much higher than problematic foods such as soy, milk and wheat.
Amaranth seeds contain 5 percent to 9 percent high-quality oil, again, much higher than the common grains. Found in the amaranth oil are tocotrienols--a relatively rare and very beneficial form of vitamin E--and squalene, another rare compound reported to have anti-cancer properties. I started finding ways to bake with Amaranth: The seed is small and hard and it requires some processing to be able to add it to food and be digestible. In my case I settled on germinating the seed to soften it before adding it to bread. Experimental plots in New Mexico and Nebraska provided the Amaranth grain.
Cloud Cliff's "Aztec Amaranth bread" became my first commercial best seller, and people loved not only the taste, they enjoyed the health benefits as well. I have had many anecdotal comments on this over the years. So even now, after 26 years, I still bake with Amaranth, and I highly respect it and see it then and now as "an Ancient Grain for our Future".
Calling Amaranth "Pigweed" or "Superweed" really is an attempt by Monsanto and others who fall into the trap, to make an ideological statement. In 1984 when the New York Times first discovered Amaranth (possibly after reading the Cloud Cliff label), October 16, 1984, Jane Brody wrote about Amaranth like this:
Agricultural researchers are cautiously hailing this relic of antiquity as ''the grain of the future'' for its potential to provide protein, vitamins and minerals to people worldwide, including the United States.
Amaranth contains more protein than other common grain foods (the tiny seeds are 16 percent protein, as against 12 to 14 percent for wheat) and the quality of that protein - its ability to meet human protein needs - exceeds that of protein in soybeans and even milk. Unlike other grains, amaranth is rich in the essential amino acid lysine. When combined with corn, for example, which is deficient in lysine, a ''protein score'' of nearly 100 results.......
Now, 26 years later the NYT classifies that same Amaranth plant as "Pigweed" and labels it as the main invasive "Superweed". This is an example of how language is intended to manipulate perception. In other words: Classifying Amaranth as a Pigweed and a Superweed is an ideological statement in order to make the proposed solution (Agent Orange) seem rational.
We need to look at this problem of invasive Pigweed very differently and luckily in this case we have a great opportunity to do so. Amaranth protein filled seed heads weigh up to 2 pounds and are relatively easily harvestable. In so many ways we already devote too much acreage to GM Corn, GM Soy and GM Cotton, and now Nature is offering us a gift in the form of Amaranth. Amaranth grows great where others can't. Challenge is not to destroy it, but rather find ways of processing it into flour, bread, candy, and high quality green roughage (ala spinach) and distributing it into a market that is protein and nutrition scarce and feed a populace.
Sadly it seems to me that before the advent of corporate agriculture, farmers used to be more self reliant and cunning. They have always seen opportunities where others didn't or couldn't care. History is filled with examples of this, but let me just quote one:
Rye came into the world suddenly in the form of a revolt of the lowly. In Pontos, on the shore of the Black Sea --a city surrounded by excellent wheatland-- grain ships were loaded to take seed to southern Russia. A few weeds that none regarded became mixed with the seed. But Behold! when time came for sowing, the soil proved too harsh for the wheat, and the weed flourished mightily. Rye had abruptly become a cultivated plant. The sowers intelligently exploited the accident, and within a few hundred years rye had spread to many soils that had been exhausted by continual crops of wheat.....(H. E. Jacob, 1944)
So I propose to adjust our combines and diets and start processing the mighty Amaranth into food. We potentially have millions of acres of it.....
Amaranth is a gift from God, and we better learn how to use it.


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College Students: Promote Human Dignity, Boycott Study Abroad Programs in China
With China's assaults on human dignity, and our federal government's refusal to speak out for the rights of the Chinese people, students need to be a voice for the innocent people of China by postponing study abroad programs in China until the government joins civilization and respects human beings.
In 1933, citizens of the U.S. and the U.K. boycotted German-made products, in response to Nazi assaults on Jewish shops. Obviously, the boycott did not curb the Nazis, but it did send a resounding message about respecting private property throughout the world. Americans stood by the Fifth Amendment: that a government does not have the right to deprive an individual of "life, liberty, or property, without due process of law". During the Cold War, America led the 65-nation boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics in protest to Soviet expansion. Americans boast a proud history of using diplomatic sanctions to alert the international community of crimes against the innocent, and students who study abroad have the duty to promote the United States as a just nation.
Fast-forward to 2011, when the U.S. State Department's Human Rights Report documented allegations of organ harvesting from within Chinese prisons. Over 100 members of Congress, believing that the State Department was withholding evidence, petitioned Secretary of State Hilary Clinton to publicly confirm or deny these practices to no avail.
Exactly who are these prisoners marked for mutilation?
During the 1990s, the Falun Gong belief system spread throughout China, and the growing religious following became a threat to Marxism. Soon, practitioners were imprisoned in concentration camps. This year alone, ChinaAid published a report stating that sentencing for professing Christianity has increased by 125% since 2011. Even journalists whose reports criticize the regime are imprisoned.
Aside from organ harvesting, what else goes on in China? Women who are pregnant without state permission are hunted down and forced to undergo abortions. In 2009, the U.S. State Department published data revealing that 500 women commit suicide in China on a daily basis. Along with their signature stadium executions, China has also introduced mobile execution vans, which the Vice Chairman of the Criminal Affairs Committee of All-China Lawyers announced as "progress for China".
But what does any of this have to do with studying abroad? Promoting the current Chinese government via study abroad programs does not give priority to the rights of innocent, imprisoned Chinese citizens over international relations or student experience.
As Rabbi Stephen Samuel Wise of New York said about the Nazi boycott, "We must speak out, if that is unavailing, at least we shall have spoken." With China's assaults on human dignity, and our federal government's refusal to speak out for the rights of the Chinese people, students need to be a voice for the innocent people of China by postponing study abroad programs in China until the government joins civilization and respects human beings.
Whenever you shop at a store in the heat of a controversy over an opinion held by one of that store's executives, you're signaling to people that you tolerate the opinions held by that executive. When you buy local, or purchase organically-grown food, or choose to bike to school, you're sending a message to everyone around you. Investing your money or time into something says, "I believe in this." When you study abroad in a country, you agree to respect and not violate the laws of that nation. As the old Latin proverb goes, "Silence implies consent." Traveling to a country as a student implies, without verbal or written expression, that you tolerate China's policies against innocent men, women, and children.
As next year's study abroad acceptance letters are starting to roll in, I'd like to challenge you to think critically about where you choose to gain your international experience, and whether you've placed gaining a professional edge over promoting human dignity.
Pope Francis calls for your 'Prayer and Action'
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Pope Francis Prayer Intentions for March 2014
Respect for Women: That all cultures may respect the rights and dignity of women.
Vocations: That many young people may accept the Lord�s invitation to consecrate their lives to proclaiming the Gospel.
Keywords: Human Rights, Pro-Life, China, Religious Persecution, Study Abroad, Stephanie Zawada
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9 months ago
Hey I came to china to study Chinese. And I met some very good christians. We need more Christians here to help the people ! We should not shun them, If Jesus was alive today he would go there and spread his love even if it mean't being put on the cross. I also want to say I am praying for everyone from my parish in Co. Cork Ireland . God Bless
10 months ago
It's worse than that. As a research scientist at a unvisited I see droves of Chinese students entering grad school at us taxpayer expense. We have to pay for their visas in most cases. It takes between $250,000 and $600,000 depending on the university to pay their tuition, fees and yes, a stipend to live on. I think this is a complete betrayal of the agreement with the us taxpayer. Yes, we need innovative research, but bypassing Americans or not educating enough through k-12 education in place of importing foreigners at our expense is detrimental to our culture our infra suture and our checking account. Many of these are inferior students. Many return to china after being educated at your expense. Where is the return on investment? If these students want to come here, they be to be accompanied by a check from their government. The one who holds a trillion dollars of us govt. debt.
10 months ago
It's a difficult subject. It's impossible to completely boycott China without killing the U.S. economy. That shouldn't be what we try to push for... Boycotting study abroad programs is easier, but I think that it may deprive the students of more than credits and credentials. Being over in China helps students see first-hand the culture and the hardships that the Chinese face. Of course, this is assuming that an American student would be granted enough freedom to wander out in public. Exposure to genuine Christians is good for those in China, and learning about the culture for the purpose of developing better missionary and charity work in China is good for Christians. Does China get some money from this? Yes. But probably a lot less than from the heavy goods exchange between China and the U.S. I think this article points to the wrong methods. We should be sneaking in student missionaries, right? ;)
10 months ago
When will the world see genuine mass protests in China, not those staged environmental ones? Unfortunately there will be blood.
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DS3 came down with what I thought was a cold in early May. 6 weeks later, I'm still needing to clear his nose multiple times daily, we're struggling to nurse well, and then... bam: last week, enter the eczema.
DS1, now 6, was dairy/treenut/egg/wheat allergic and salicylate sensitive right out of the gate. Now he is still dairy/treenut, and the salicylates continue to be but a minor problem.
DS2 reacts to detergents.
We're going to begin eliminating dairy tomorrow and for the next 3 weeks. Then eggs, then soy, then gluten. (Mama does better off gluten anyway, and I was way reactive to wheat during DS3's pregnancy with indigestion. Hmm?)
But I am wondering if this is more likely a seasonal allergy. It appeared with our spring here in western alpine Montana, and has worsened as the pollen counts have risen. He also appears to have no GI issues with any food, though dairy does constipate him. (Really, it's just cheese, which he LOVES.)
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Reports claim Eskom is diverting electricity to Botswana while South Africans face rolling blackouts and appeals to reduce power consumption.
The time might have come for the ANC to reconsider its investment arm Chancellor House as a commercial venture, says treasurer general Zweli Mkhize.
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Power utility still searches for its capital division head.
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When Eskom's last build cycle ended in the early 1990s, the utility restructured and redeployed experienced engineering staff to operations.
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Mattanawcook Acad. Football 34 at Maine Central Institute 6
By Ryan Ward on Nov. 08, 2013, at 7 p.m.
At Pittsfield Friday night, Mattanawcook Academy's Scott Jipson returned the opening kickoff 77 yards to set up a one-yard TD run by Trysten Pelkey as the third-seeded Lynx cruised by the No. 2 Huskies in an Eastern Maine Class D semifinal. The Lynx (9-1) advanced to the EM final this …
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By Ryan Ward on Nov. 04, 2013, at 7 p.m.
At Lincoln on Saturday, the MA Lynx overcame four first-half turnovers, six total turnovers, and a 21-0 halftime deficit to rally for an LTC quarterfinal victory. The comeback was culminated with a Trysten Pelkey to Trevor Sutherland 65-yard touchdown pass with 2:55 left in the game. Pelkey passed for 226 …
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By Brian Brown on Oct. 11, 2013, at 7 p.m.
At Millinocket, Mattanawcook Academy senior quarterback Trysten Pelkey ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more to help the Lynx remain undefeated with their sixth win of the season. Pelkey had first-half touchdown tosses of 20 yards to sophomore Gunner Maxwell and 49 yards to junior Holden Kimball. Pelkey …
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By Ryan Ward on Oct. 04, 2013, at 7 p.m.
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At Lincoln Friday night, Mattanawcook Academy improved to 4-0 behind 278 yards rushing and 119 yards passing while holding John Bapst to 121 total yards. John Bapst falls to 1-3 on the season. MA got on the board on its second possession when Scott Jipson punched it in from 5 …
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At Orono, A.J. MacEachern ran for three touchdowns and Trysten Pelkey ran for two more as the Lynx from Lincoln improved to 3-0. Cam. Mowrer scored on a four-yard touchdown run for 1-2 Orono.
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At Dover-Foxcroft on Friday, Don Boyer rushed for 73 yards and two touchdowns and Ryan Rebar caught a touchdown pass and returned a punt 51 yards for another score as the Ponies won their LTC Class C quarterfinal. Alex Stevens, Kaleb Smith, Wesley Stinson and Peter Boyer also scored a …
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At Dover-Foxcroft, quarterback Hunter Law of Foxcroft Academy competed 9 of 11 passes for 177 yards and two touchdowns to help propel the Ponies by the Lynx of Lincoln.
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By David Hainer on Oct. 05, 2012, at 7 p.m.
At Lincoln, Josh Gray scored four touchdowns to lead the 4-2 Bucks over the 2-4 Lynx. Gray opened the scoring with a 55-yard run on the third play of the game. He then had a 27 yard reception from Matthew Stewart with 40 seconds to go in the first half …
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By Michael Susi on Sept. 28, 2012, at 7 p.m.
At Pittsfield, Holden Kimball ran for 110 yards and two touchdowns and A.J. MacEachern scored rushed for one touchdown and scored a second on a 46-yard interception return as Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln raced out to a 28-6 lead and never looked back. MCI led 6-0 after the first play …
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By David Hainer on Sept. 21, 2012, at 7 p.m.
At Lincoln, Trysten Pelkey combined for 361 yards of total offense and six touchdowns to lead the Lynx by the Eagles. Pelkey had 12 carries for 158 yards and four touchdowns on the ground. He had TD runs of 2, 7, 10 and 50 yards. He also also completed 11 …
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By chris preble ad on Sept. 14, 2012, at 7 p.m.
At Millinocket, Jordan Morrow scored the Minutemen's first three touchdowns as Stearns downed the Lynx of Lincoln. Morrow finished with 111 yards on 20 carries, including a 2-yard TD run in the first quarter and a 2-yarder and a 1-yarder in the second quarter to give Stearns a 21-0 halftime …
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By David Hainer on Sept. 07, 2012, at 7 p.m.
At Lincoln, Norton Revell ran for 157 yards on 10 carries and scored three touchdowns to lead the Red Riots to the victory over the Lynx. Revell scored on runs of 9, 57, and 24 yards. Orono's Christian Mowrer also had more than 100 rushing yards, finishing with 131 on …
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By Dave Hainer on Aug. 31, 2012, at 7 p.m.
At Lincoln, Austin Spencer passed for 137 yards and a touchdown on 9-for-18 accuracy as the Crusaders opened with a win over the Lynx. Spencer delivered a 45-yard scoring strike to Andrew Catlin, who finished with five receptions for 89 yards. Spencer also led John Bapst of Bangor with 57 …
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At Bucksport, quarterback Mike Cummings threw for two touchdowns and ran for two to lead the Golden Bucks past the Lynx of Lincoln. In next week's LTC semifinals, the Bucks will host the winner of Saturday's game between No. 7 MCI of Pittsfield and No. 2 Orono. The game was …


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Ni Hao Ningbo, Zaijian Hangzhou
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So far everything has been going swimmingly, the right stamps issued by the right departments, just one more to get, and Ted rang to say he wants to meet at Gregs apartment...
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... relating to my new job. Ted was happy when he came back to the car with them.
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basically you will be doing a dwc grow at that point. Need airstones. Not the best way but doable.
Hi all, been a long time since ive posted. Forgot my old username and password so had to start fresh.
I have a 30g storage bin that I converted into an "aerocloner" but I was planning on using it through the entire grow and start with clones. Pretty much following Stinkbud's method. My problem is, I built it without utilizing a reservoir. I have the pump and the "spray rack" in the bin and I have a drain with valve connected to the piping.
My dilema is that after just a few weeks it seems like the root tips would be submerged in the water. How do people get around this without having an external reservoir? Ive been looking but havent found much.
The plan is to start with clones, veg, and then swap out the lights and cycle.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks all!
basically you will be doing a dwc grow at that point. Need airstones. Not the best way but doable.
Gotchya. I guess ill have to make the reservoir then. Shouldn't be too hard. Any rule about the reservoir being to be the same size as the "cloner" or can it be smaller?
the bigger the rez the more stable the levels stay.
you need rails like stinkbud to transport the rez water into.. You could try to replicate his cloner (a stacked configuration) but eventually the roots would seek the reservoir as they grow longer. Or, as was said, once they hit the reservoir water you could just trade your pump for airstones and go DWC
switching from aero to DWC wouldnt shock them?
The inside diameter of the tote is 27"x18" and I would be adding 6.5"-7" of water. Thats just about as high as you can go to fill completely over the pump. From the water line to the bottom of the netpot's is 12" of space for roots.
27"x18"x6.5" = 3159 cubic inches
1cubic inch = .0043gallons
3159x.0043 = 13.5 gallon reservoir
this math might be wrong so please correct me
Ill probably do three plants in the center of the tote. My cycle timer is 1 minute on 4 minutes off. 400w mH and HPS. And ill be starting with well rooted indica clones. The plan is to set up a 5x5x7 grow tent with a 6" vortex fan and carbon filter
tips, comments, and concerns please discuss. Its been a few years since my last grow and that consisted of a few failed micro grows and a successful single outdoor grow. If this method doesnt work out, I will plan on switching to the Hempy Bucket method before trying the DWC. Thanks for the help.
Remembered my old user name and password. This is the account I will be using, I will no longer post under the tag "jerms"
Here are some pictures of the unit.
The only thing that matters is what's going on in the grow room...
I clone and veg in Aero and flower in Aero and dwc. There is no problem going from aero to dwc.
so when the roots run out of space and start getting submerged do you just run both sprayers and air stones? Sounds simple!
The only thing that matters is what's going on in the grow room...
My roots are only submerged in dwc and yes I use an airstone in dwc.


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WASHINGTON - A safety inspection targeting commercial trucks on local highways Tuesday netted nearly 70 violations, police say.
Fairfax County Police performed a safety inspection on Lee Highway between Route 28 and the Loudoun County line. They were looking for violations including oversized loads and improper registration.
Police say 18 trucks were stopped and there were 68 violations total.
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Bradley Cooper Confesses Love for Renee Zellweger
PopSugar Rush: rush.popsugar.tv Facebook: facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com "Can't say enough about her, I never met her before this but I just love her. I love coming to work, I love acting with her, I can learn so much from her." Bradley Cooper makes his love for girlfriend Renee Zellwegger a public affair in a new interview he did to promote their movie, Case 39. It was just this past June when Bradley told Details magazine that talk about his love was off limits, saying, "I just can't." But now, Mr. Cooper can't say enough about her, even if it is just within the context of being coworkers. "I was so happy, first of all, to do this movie with Renee Zellwegger, who I'm a huge fan of, and then to have it work so easy, I feel like it's so easy to work with her."
Renee Zellweger Stands Up
Go behind-the-scenes at the SU2C live show and find out why Renee Zellweger wants you to be part of the movement. If you like the shirt Renee is wearing, check it out at ow.ly
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Renee Zellweger Wins Best Supporting Actress In A Motion Picture – Golden Globes 2004
Chris Cooper and Melanie Griffith present the award for Best Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture to Renee Zellwegger for "Cold Mountain." Zellwegger thanks the Hollywood Foriegn Press, writer Charles Frazier, the cast and crew, Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, director Anthony Minghella, Miramax, CAA, John Caribeno, and her family. License Golden Globes Clips Here: www.dickclarklicensing.com


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By Dibya Sarkar, AP Business Writer
WASHINGTON Yahoo Inc. Chief Executive Jerry Yang wants U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to help get two Chinese journalists out of prison -- where they've been since Yahoo complied with Chinese investigators.
Yang's request, faxed to Rice on Thursday morning, is the company's latest effort to undo damage set off when Yahoo cooperated with Chinese authorities and disclosed information about the online activities of the two journalists. U.S. lawmakers and human rights advocates have accused it of collaborating with an oppressive regime and the Internet company recently settled a lawsuit with families of the journalists, who were each sentenced to 10-year prison terms for allegedly leaking state secrets and political writings. Yahoo also helped establish a human rights fund to provide humanitarian and legal aid to dissidents who have been imprisoned for expressing their views online. Rice is leading a U.S. delegation to South Korea, China and Japan from Feb. 23-28. She is scheduled to meet with senior officials in all three countries to discuss stalled North Korean nuclear disarmament and other issues. Those discussions will include human rights, said Nancy Beck, a State Department spokeswoman. Beck would not confirm receipt of Yang's letter. In the letter to Rice, Yang wrote that the company "deeply regrets the circumstances" that led to the jailing of the two journalists. He said it runs counter to company values. "We know we have an important role to play in advocating for the release of these political dissidents; we are also aware of the limits of private American companies engaging in foreign policy," he wrote. Yang called the State Department to take the lead and "actively pursue the release of Shi Tao, Wang Xiaoning and other Chinese dissidents who have been imprisoned for exercising internationally recognized rights of expression." Since 2006, U.S. lawmakers have railed against the company for its role in the arrests. "While technologically and financially you are giants, morally you are pygmies," the late California Democrat Tom Lantos, who was the House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman, said at a November 2007 hearing. The House committee was probing previous testimony made by Yahoo General Counsel Michael Callahan, who initially said the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company had no information about the nature of China's investigation when it handed over information that ended up being used to convict Shi. He acknowledged later that company officials had received a subpoena-like document that made reference to suspected "illegal provision of state secrets" -- a common charge against political dissidents. Shi was arrested at his home after posting material about a government crackdown on media and democracy activists on an overseas Web site. Wang was sentenced in September 2003 on the charge of "incitement to subvert state power," a vaguely defined statute used to punish political critics. The Chinese government said Wang distributed pro-democracy articles written by him and others by e-mail and through Yahoo Groups, an online e-mail community. In November, Yahoo settled a lawsuit with Shi, Wang and a family member who sued on their behalf. Neither side disclosed the settlement's details other than that the company could pay the attorneys fees and "provide financial, humanitarian and legal support to these families." At the same time, Yahoo announced the human rights fund, which is being administered by human rights activist Harry Wu through his Laogai Research Foundation. The case has raised questions about whether Internet companies, including Google Inc., should cooperate with governments that deny freedom of speech and frequently crack down on journalists. In 2005, Yahoo bought a 40 percent stake in China's biggest online commerce firm, Alibaba.com, which runs Yahoo's mainland China operations. Copyright 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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49483 : SFS EZ Pub Site directory.php cat Parameter SQL Injection Printer | http://osvdb.org/49483 | Email This | Edit Vulnerability
SFS EZ Pub Site contains a flaw that may allow an attacker to carry out an SQL injection attack. The issue is due to the 'directory.php' script not properly sanitizing user-supplied input to the 'cat' variable. This may allow an attacker to inject or manipulate SQL queries in the back-end database.
Currently, there are no known upgrades, patches, or workarounds available to correct this issue.
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CVSSv2 Base Score = 7.5 Source: nvd.nist.gov | Generated: 2009-05-07 | Disagree?
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Submitted by marc.battyani 2948 days 14 hours 1 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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260itwbennett writes "Google is four years into a project to roll out IPv6 to its entire internal employee network. At the Usenix Large Installation System Administration (LISA) conference in Boston last week, Google network engineer Irena Nikolova shared some lessons others can learn from Google's experience. For example: It requires a lot of work with vendors to get them to fix buggy and still-unfinished code. 'We should not expect something to work just because it is declared supported,' the paper accompanying the presentation concluded."


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Daily Archives: July 3, 2012
Game 80 Lineup: Yankees @ Rays
Lineup vs. Rays:
Derek Jeter SS
Curtis Granderson CF
Alex Rodriguez 3B
Robinson Cano 2B
Nick Swisher RF
Raul Ibanez DH
Eric Chavez 1B
Russell Martin C
Dewayne Wise LF
Ivan Nova RHP
– It's obvious: Girardi sat down Teixeira. Guessing it's another off-day.
– Also I will be on Sports Rantz radio tonight at 7:45pm talking about the Yankees, so make sure to tune in if you can.
The Yankees have lost just one of their last nine series, going 7-1-1 over the stretch, per @YankeesPR.—
YES Network (@YESNetwork) July 03, 2012
Yankees gave one away last night. Lets see if they can take it out on James Shields.—
John Flaherty (@flash17yes) July 03, 2012
Spanning the Yankee Blogs: Hughes, Garcia, Granderson
* An A-blog for A-Rod is giving out awards for the month of June. See who they picked.
* Bleeding Yankee Blue has an article asking who is your all time favorite Yankee second-baseman.
* Bronx Baseball Daily has an article about over managing.
* It's about the Money Stupid has a minor league review for the month of June.
* Pinstripe Alley asks was the Yankees dominant June real or just an illusion?
* River Ave Blues has an article about the recent signings of international prospects for the Yankees.
* The Captain's Blog writes that Garcia is getting a second chance because of the Pettitte injury.
* The Yankee Analysts think the Yankees should move Granderson to left field.
* Yanks Go Yard is revisiting Phil Hughes.
Morning Bits: Joba, Ibanez, International Prospects, Luis Sojo, Prospect Promotions.
Let the over managing comments begin. The team does have a winning record so I do feel 9 out of 10 times Girardi does get it right. Though last night felt like a lot over managing though. Anyone else agree with that? First pitch tonight is for 7:10pm on the mound will be Shields vs. Nova.
Enjoy the day. Now onto the links…..
– Wallace Matthews of ESPN NY has the scoop on Joba's rehab.
– Matthews also has the rapid reaction from last night's game.
– Adam Berry has a bunch of tidbits in his article from mlb.com: Ibanez stitches, Yankees signing three international prospects, etc. (def worth a read).
– Luis Sojo who is the manager of the Tampa Yankees tied for a record with 418 wins in the Florida State League. Good for Sojo always a good guy.
– Huge promotions happened in the minor league system for the Yankees check this article out Josh Norris.
Rare error by Teixeira pushes Rays past Yankees in 4-3 deficit
The Yankees had gotten everything that they wanted from Freddy Garcia who pitched 5.1 IP of 2 run baseball, but RISP failures and a rare error by Mark Teixeira handed the Yankees their 8th loss in Tropicana Field this season as the Rays defeated the Yankees 4-3.
Fans were worried that Freddy Garcia might have put the game in jeopardy before the game even started but he had pitched very well. He only had given up 2 runs; both on solo HR's (one to B.J Upton and one to Carlos Pena). He was lifted in the 6th inning for Cody Eppley who had gotten the Yankees out of the inning tied. What looked promising after the Yankees scored another run in the 7th turned horrible when in the bottom half in the inning Boone Logan walked Sean Rodriguez and let him advance to 2nd on a wild pitch. David Robertson gave up the tying run after coming in the game (the run was charged to Logan). Robertson seemed to have gotten the Yankees out of the inning on a ground ball–until Mark Teixeira let the ball skip under his glove all the way down the right field line allowing the 4th and final run to score.
The Yankees scored their 3 runs by playing ABC Baseball. They got 2 runs in the 1st inning on a RBI by Teixeira and a RBI on Robinson Cano. The Yankees scored their 3rd and final run on excellent base running by Chris Stewart which ended with Curtis Granderson hitting a SAC Fly.
The Yankees can take some positives away from the outing. Freddy Garcia pitched well again, Chris Stewart knows how to play ABC Baseball which reminds us of Brett Gardner and Chad Qualls was able to retire both batters he faced after arriving in the visitors clubhouse at 5:30 in the afternoon.
Tomorrow the Yankees will face James Shields and they will put Ivan Nova on the mound. This game is bound to be good. First pitch is at 7:05pm.


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Watch as Phil describes the workshops he offers and talks about how he teaches.
Workshops Scheduled:
Regular Wednesday class: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm located at the Tucson Artists Colony, 2409 N. Castro, Tucson, AZ. $360.00 for each 6-week session. For supply list, click here
Tucson Art Academy Online Workshops: Developing Your Skills for Still Life Painting Two Workshop Dates Available:First Workshop: Jan. 14 thru Feb. 11, 2013 Second Workshop: Feb. 25 thru Mar. 25, 2013 More info and registration at The Tucson Art Academy website.
Stems Plein Air Workshop: May 10-12, 2013 Overland Park, KS (Kansas City, MO suburb) Contact the Stems Plein Air Event here for more information.
3-Day Studio Workshop: June 14, 15, 16, 2013 Overland Park, KS (Kansas City, MO suburb)
Sheridan, WY Plein Air Workshop: June 20 - 22, 2013 More info coming soon.
Bolivar, MO Workshop:
National Oil & Acrylic Painters SocietyOctober 14 - 16, 2013
More information coming soon.
We're now set up to accept payments online for your convenience. If you'd like to pay for your workshop with a credit card or debit card, you can do that right here. The workshops available for online payments are listed below. Select the workshop you'd like to sign up for and click the "pay now" button.
Kansas City 1-Day Studio Workshop Buena Vista Studio Roeland Park, KS$100.
May 13, 2013
Kansas City 3-Day Studio Workshop Buena Vista Studio Roeland Park, KS$285.
Please contact Phil Starke if you have questions about the schedule.
Plein Air Workshop
Painting outside from life is the best way to learn how to compose, simplify and mix color. This workshop focuses on learning to use a limited palette to simplify what you see and how to quickly record what the light is doing to the shapes in the landscape.
Studio Workshop
The studio workshops focus on developing larger studio paintings. How to compose from outdoor painting, drawings and photographs and mix color on a larger scale. The class will cover the steps or process of a larger painting as well as the studio set-up, equipment and supplies, different lighting options and health concerns from paint and solvents.
Advanced Workshop
This workshop is for artists who have several years of painting experience out-of-doors and in the studio. They have an understanding of value and color and want to take the next step to a professional level in their painting and study. This workshop will focus on the different techniques used in a larger painting, ways to compose and use color schemes. We will also go into depth about the stages of a studio painting and the thought process of reference material and stay focused on the whole painting instead of sections of detail. I talk about planning your career-setting goals and scheduling your time to meet your goals and deadlines. We will also cover equipment and lighting, how to present our work, the different types of frames available, and one-on-one time to discuss your work and goals for your career.


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Soon after the Lindberg kit was released, there was a resin 4 door body done of the Dodge 330. It was made by a modeler out of Colorado, I can't remember his name or company name. I was lucky enough to get one. Every once in a blue moon one shows up on eBay. It should not be a hard conversion if you're so inclined.
Model Car World/MCW also does some early B body two door sedans that can be converted to four doors, too.
Tom Coolidge has the 61 Plymouth four door. Modelhaus has the 60 Plymouth four door. These were the first unibodies.
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Thursday,March 27th will be Catch A Lift Restaurant Night at Hightopps Backstage Grille in Timonium, MD. Come out to support CAL and the importance of physical fitness for America's Post 911 wounded veterans. 15% of sales from Catch A Lift's guests will go to our foundation.
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November 13, 2013 is a significant day for Catch A Lift; it marks four years since the death of Cpl. Chris Coffland for whom CAL was founded for.


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