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Air Jordan XI 'Blackout' – New Images
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Thought you were an expert and/or connoisseur of unreleased Air Jordan samples? Sneaker News flipped over that table when we showed you the Air Jordan XI 'Blackout' sample last Friday, and the pure beauty of that sample was made rather lucid – the highest bid of the shoe is currently swimming around the compact car/state college tuition range. As the saying goes, "If you build it, they will come" bodes particularly true for sneakerheads, because we're certain that those who have participated in one of the craziest sneaker auctions in history are the hardcore of the hardcore and don't take laces and soles too lightly. However, we're about to throw a slight wrench into the situation, because it appears those Blackout samples aren't exactly a one-of-one (these days, is there truly a one-of-one anyway?). Here's a new set of images of another pair of the Air Jordan XI 'Blackout'; if you're mesmerized that more than on pairs exists, it's even more of a mind-fudge to know that this second pair is also a size 10.5. Continue on for another look at this jaw-dropping sample courtesy of eBay seller btn_16 and if you're still looking to throw your bids in, get in on the action on the only listing available now on eBay.
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People stop calling these FAKE. Can't ya read?? It's a SAMPLE...read it again...S-A-M-P-L-E.
100% fake. If anyone has Concorde, breds, or space jam 11's look at the bottom and you will be like OMG they really are fake. Sneakernews shouldn't promo fake shit. Amd these are fake. I wouldn't wear them if I found them in a dumpster. If Jordan brand releases this color way awesome but I bet they have a carbon fiber shank not checkered plastic.
THESE ARE FAKES.... LOOK AT THAT CHECKERED CARBON FIBER ON THE SIDE!!!! Im surprised none of yall "sneaker heads" cant tell smh
http://loud-mouse.com/2012/02/16/ballin-out-of-co... I actually made a bid on these. Check out the screen shot.
The Shoe Cool But The Ice Kinda Fuck Um Up But If They Make The Bottom Black They Might Be Harder
I got a gut feeling that with all of these samples of the XIs, that JB could POSSIBLY be coming up with a new colorway.
could these have been planed to come out as the primio bin 23 11's???the inside of the sneaker has the same fabric they used in the premio 13's, 9's etc...It could be a possibility...remember these are a sample....
How do people get their hands on jordan samples ? who releases them into the public ????
We're goin to use the same material as the "Cool Greys" but more renewed outsole... This is just the sample folks... Watch out for updates...
dear hypebeast, take your dirty concords to a shoe repair shop & get a $20 black dye job & you can have em too,did it to the olive 9's a few years back.
Maybe these are signs of new colorways to come from Jordan brand for the XI's. I mean they have been doing it for every other numbered jordan so why not these.
Id like to see new 11 colorways I want a reverse bred colorway with red patent, call me crazy idc
the checkered carbon fiber means not fake for sure, how can you ppl say these are fake? !it's just a sample , SN should cancel ur post, do you think they would post a fake with no clue if they are actually legit... cheap sneakerhead u don't even see the tag is ok and the carbon fiber isn't plastic, just cause breds,concords aren't like that..
They Look like Crap the bidders are MORONS for spending their drug money on this shit!
that wud b gr8. i also want to see a white patent on the bred colorway, i think its awsome.
No @freakazoid the black cement fours are releasing on black Friday it's confirmed on the FOotlocker launch list
alreddy got tha cherry lows. Alot of XI CWs would def suck.. but a navy patent mid or reverse Concord would HELLA DOPE
I know that idiot I was responding to the original post when he said that these black out 11's Gona drop. I know the black cement 4a dropping black Friday. Copping them hard.


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The Possum Trot Church is the "cradle of Berry College." Built originally around 1850. the old church was appropriated by Martha Berry for the Possum Trot Sunday School in 1900. (Possum Trot was a school from 1900-1954). The needs of the people at Possum Trot, and places like it, inspired her to build the schools to help children of the area learn how to use their talents and resources better. Miss Berry's title, "The Sunday Lady of Possum Trot," originated from her Sunday school at the church.
Miss Berry painted scriptures on the walls of this church to compensate for the lack of Bibles. The walls still proclaim, "The eyes of the Lord are in every place beholding the evil and the good."
In the early 1930's, three rustic schoolrooms that matched the setting were added and the grammar grades were moved there from the log cabin area (old Beverly Hall) on the main campus. Children of faculty and staff and the Possum Trot children attended classes together. These children studied under the able teaching of Mrs. Fred (Elsie Andrews) Ford, who had previously taught at both the Mountain School and at the grammar school in the log cabin area.
During World War II and for a short period following it, from 1942-1948, the Possum Trot school was closed. It reopened in 1948 with Elizabeth Daniels Taylor as teacher and Mr. James Daniels as industrial arts teacher. Later Mrs. Samuel Poe Carden taught at Possum Trot until the school was closed in 1954.
One of the classrooms was renovated by the Berry College Student Government Association as a Mountain Day American Bicentennial project in 1976. Student interest in Possum Trot has remained high over the years; and in 1984-85 and 1985-86, the Student Government Association assisted through volunteer work in the full restoration of the buildings. With the assistance of the physical plant of Berry College and with alumni volunteers led by Newton Wagner, a Possum Trot graduate, the safety and preservation of this historic complex have been assured.
Possum Trot Homecoming is held each year on the third Sunday in September with "dinner on the grounds" between "preaching" at 11 a.m. and "singing" in the afternoon. The public is always welcome to bring dinner and participate in this event.
In October 1995, Berry Elementary School children reenacted school days at Possum Trot in conjunction with the Georgia legislature's proclamation of October 7 as "Martha Berry Day in Georgia."
Behind the church stands a small log house that once served as the home economics department and as the kitchen and dining hall for the Possum Trot School. This cottage had fallen into a state of disrepair through lack of use until it caught the eye of an enterprising industrial education student, Robert Plank, from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, who offered to restore it in exchange for its use as a residence for himself and his wife until he graduated. His offer was accepted; and upon his graduation in 1976, it became staff housing.


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TACT is the first campaign to concentrate solely on drivers behaving aggressively around commercial motor vehicles. Operation TACT was first conducted in high crash corridors of I-77 in Iredell County and on I-85 in Cabarrus County. Troopers have used helicopters and unmarked patrol vehicles during the operation to aid in enforcement. In addition to increased enforcement, a statewide media and outreach campaign are also being conducted to promote the TACT message.
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Please Note: While the Museum will be open the later hours - the Ship will close at 4pm.
Events and Participants include: • Mystic Aquarium • Denison Pequot Nature Center • Groton Utilities • Naval Submarine Medical Research Lab • Operation Military Kids • Hands on Science Experiments • US Coast Guard Academy • Ice Cream Social donated by UCONN • And many more….
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November Upkeep
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The USS Nautilus will be CLOSED Nov 4 - 14
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Historic Ship Nautilus (SSN 571), the world's first nuclear powered submarine, and the Submarine Force Library and Museum, the Navy's official submarine museum, will begin a regularly scheduled, semi-annual maintenance period, Nov. 4.
This maintenance will close Historic Ship Nautilus from Nov. 4 through Nov. 14.
The Museum will close Nov. 4 through Nov. 8; open for Veterans Day weekend, Nov. 9 through 11 observing hours of operation from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and then close again from Nov 12 through 14.
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OOBLECK: What's soft when you touch it and hard when you punch it? Oobleck, of course! Come play with this cool fluid made out of cornstarch and water.
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A state Superior Court judge has ordered county clerks to allow voters to cast ballots if voters can provide proof they attempted to apply in time.
Thursday's order comes after reports that voters seeking to apply for email and fax ballots couldn't file requests by a state deadline because of technical glitches at election offices.
The state normally permits email and fax voting by a small number of overseas residents and military personnel.
But faced with widespread power outages and large numbers of voters forced from their homes in the wake of superstorm Sandy, the Christie administration allowed first responders and displaced residents to request email and fax ballots by 5 p.m. on Election Day.
A flood of thousands of applicants overwhelmed county election offices – overwhelming email inboxes and tying up fax lines. Essex County Clerk Christopher J. Durkin resorted to allowing voters to submit requests to his personal email account.
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The American Athletic Conference announced affiliations with four bowl games on Thursday. Here's the release from the AAC:
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Commissioner Mike Aresco has announced relationships with four ESPN-owned bowl games for a six-year cycle beginning with the 2014 football season.
The American has extended its existing agreements with the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl St. Petersburg in St. Petersburg, Fla., and the BBVA Compass Bowl in Birmingham, Ala. The conference will also annually send a team to either the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl in Fort Worth, Texas, (in 2014, 2016 and 2018) or the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii (in 2015, 2017 and 2019). This group of bowls will annually select three of the top six eligible teams from The American.
The opponents for the American Athletic Conference representative will come from the Atlantic Coast Conference three times and from Conference USA three times in the Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl. The Southeastern Conference will provide the opponents in the BBVA Compass Bowl. The opponents in the Armed Forces Bowl will be Army in 2014 and Big 12 Conference teams in the other two years. The American representative will oppose a Mountain West team in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.
"We are proud to continue our successful partnership with the industry leader in sports television. ESPN has established some of the most attractive bowl games in the nation," said Aresco. "These bowls allow us to play outstanding teams and they will also annually reward our student-athletes and coaches with memorable postseason experiences. Our fans will enjoy these great destinations and a national television audience will enjoy watching these compelling bowl games."


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The Red Cross is assisting a large family after a fire damaged their home in Waipahu.
Honolulu Police say several bystanders came to help and found the man and the woman inside unconscious All the windows were closed and someone had to break the back window to get in and and get them out. Investigators say at this point, it appears the driver and passenger inhaled the poisonous carbon monoxide trying to get the jeep out of the mud bog.
More than 60 soldiers from the 524th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 45th Sustainment Brigade, reunited with their families Sunday following a nine-month deployment to Afghanistan.
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Hokulea will return to the water Monday afternoon when crew members and volunteers re-launch the historic canoe into the ocean for sea trials and safety training between now and May.
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National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden gave a teleconferenced talk at the South By Southwest Interactive festival in Austin, Texas Monday.
The Coast Guard is seeking the public's assistance after receiving a report of an unmanned dinghy offshore, approximately two and a half miles west of Kaanapali, Maui.
American Airlines and JetBlue Airways Corp. are ending an agreement that allowed travelers to add connections to their itinerary on each other's aircraft.
A traffic warning in the Ala Moana area on Monday. Two Makai-bound lanes will be closed in front of the condo on Piikoi Street starting at 8:30 a.m.
EUREKA, Calif. (AP) — One of the largest earthquakes to hit California in decades rattled the state's northern coast, but its depth and distance… More »
On a workday, fewer than 5% of commuters use a bicycle to get to work. It's a statistic Mayor Kirk Caldwell would like to change by creating a bike-only lane on King Street from downtown to University Avenue.
Starting Monday the city's going to start a sand replenishment project at Kailua Beach Park. It probably won't affect you if just want to go to swim or hang out on the beach, but it will affect boaters.
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The messaging is not at all different than other knobs. You just need to define that knob as a Rot64Fast control instead of a Normal control. That said, the MIDI mapping in MIXXX is kind of a nightmare if you are mapping something that isn't specifically covered in their Mapping Wizard.
Craig Reeves,
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For Ableton, standard mapping will kill the potential of this controller. Step sequencer is one of the many reasons LC-1 should use a midi remote script I'll probably give it a try and I'll search for some Ableton and Python scripting docs.
Now I'm working on a Traktor midi mapping, which is more flexible than Ableton's standard mapping. I love how it works so far.
Btw, the aluminium surface and that LED feedback knobs are just awesome.
Just to inform you that I got the package, its cmd micro, I dint know that you are giving that
Its firm, x-fade soft, pitch and volume fadfers are little bit harder just like it should be. Jog wheels are exactly size for track/cue points seeking.
-Jog wheels question - outer part of the wheel should send different massage then the top side?
-one more I got strange midi massage on each jog while touching the top side, for left C#-1 for right D-1 , its very hard to get it but with steady hand you can. I dont know what these massage are for, or how to map it.
Buttons are great but I cant manage to turn off the leds?
The jogs on the Micro are dual zone - same as nearly all other jog dials. Touching the top metal surface sends a MIDI note on/off. Turning the jog dial sends a CC message. Typically the top note message is mapped to a "jog touch" message, and the CC is mapped to a "jog turn" message.
For the buttons, the normal mode of operation is that they are always lit amber. The indicator LED is 01, the blinking state is 02, and the "off" state is 00. All other messages are ignored.
Craig Reeves,
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That would be great!
ok everything is working now
thank you
I started to create an User remote script for Ableton. Which is the best relative map mod for encoders ?
# - Absolute
# - Absolute14Bit
# - LinearSignedBit
# - LinearSignedBit2
# - LinearTwoCompliment
# - LinearBinaryOffset
# - AccelSignedBit
# - AccelSignedBit2
# - AccelTwoCompliment
# - AccelBinaryOffset
When I'm trying to map a knob, LED feedbacks doesn't work correct. I used AccelBinaryOffset, but the knobs are moving very slow in Ableton.
Any ideas ?
PS: should I start a new topic called CMD LC-1 & Ableton ?
The encoders on all CMD products are binary offset encoders. See if the linear message works better.
The LED feedback for the encoder is 00-0F (1-15 - with 0 being off).
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Almond-Orange Biscotti
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- 1/2 stick (4 tablespoons) unsalted butter
- 3 tablespoons finely grated orange zest
- 1 tablespoon fresh rosemary, finely chopped
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup coarse cornmeal
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 large eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup blanched almonds, toasted
- 1 tablespoon water
- Fine sanding sugar, for sprinkling
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350. Heat butter in a saucepan over medium-high heat until lightly browned, about 3 minutes. Immediately pour into a bowl, and stir in orange zest and rosemary. Let cool.
Step 2
Combine flour, cornmeal, granulated sugar, baking soda, and salt. Beat in 2 eggs, the vanilla, and the butter mixture. Stir in almonds.
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Dampen hands, and form dough into a 13-by-2-inch log. Set on a baking sheet lined with parchment. Combine remaining egg with water. Brush dough with egg wash, and sprinkle with sanding sugar. Bake, rotating sheet once, until golden brown, 25 to 30 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.
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Reduce temperature to 200. Using a serrated knife, cut log on the diagonal into 1/4-inch-thick slices. Arrange slices on parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake, rotating sheets once, until dry and crisp, about 1 hour. Let cool. Biscotti can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days or in the freezer for up to 1 month.
Martha Stewart Living, September 2007Reviews (6)
leighannet10 Sep, 2009
hmmm nutmeg sounds great! thanks :)
hollywoodgimp10 Sep, 2009
Just eliminate the rosemary......
SuzannHZ10 Sep, 2009
I'm not fond of rosemary in "dessert" items. I'd try a little cinnamon, nutmeg, or cardamom.
SuzannHZ10 Sep, 2009
I'm not fond of rosemary in "dessert" items either. I'd try cinnamon, nutmeg, or cardamom.
leighannet10 Sep, 2009
can someone suggest another good pairing beside rosemary for these? i cant stand rosemary :(
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Beverwijck (/ˈbɛvərwɪk/ BEV-ər-wik; Dutch: Beverwijck), often anglicized as Beverwyck, was a fur-trading community north of Fort Orange on the Hudson River in New Netherland that was to become Albany, New York, when the English took control of the colony in 1664.
During the 1640s, the name Beverwijck began to be used informally for the settlement of fur traders north of the fort. In 1652, the Dutch West India Company took control of that area and made the name official. By 1660, a palisade was built around Beverwijck and it had become economically and politically successful, with large families residing in the community.
Although Beverwijck literally means beaver district,[1] its name might be of different origin as it could have been named after the Dutch town of Beverwijk.
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- Venema, Janny (2003). Beverwijck: A Dutch Village on the American Frontier, 1652-1664. Hilversum: Verloren. ISBN 0-7914-6079-7.
- "Beverwyck". Colonial Albany Social History Project. New York State Museum. 2003-09-28. Retrieved 2008-06-25.
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Born 3/1/97 in Marseilles, France. Jeremie joined Chelsea as an Under-12 and is a technically accomplished player capable of a variety of attacking roles, but he is most frequently used as a 'No.10'. His vision and ability to go past opponents allow him to create and score goals and he played for our Under-21 and Under-19 sides while still a schoolboy. Now in his first year as a full-time scholar, Jeremie is a France Under-17 international and has been part of a Chelsea age group that won several tournaments abroad in previous years.


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A set of false teeth was found in a flowerpot at the busy Dick Mack's pub, in Dingle, County Kerry.
The teeth, now displayed in the front window of the popular tourist pub, have baffled the pub staff who say it's the most unusual find for their lost property so far.
Finn MacDonnell, the manager of Dick Mack's, nephew of the owner Oliver MacDonnell, washed the falsies before dropping them into a Guinness pint glass, in the window.
He told the Irish Independent "We are hoping to find out the owner and take a picture of them being reunited.
"They are the most unusual find - definitely, by a long shot."
The sign displayed with the teeth reads "Found owner please apply within".
Now passersby are calling to hear the tale of the teeth.
Dick Mack's also tweeted about their rare find. They posted "These not so pearly whites found in Dick Mack's Courtyard on Sunday night. It's a first!"
Finn said "We genuinely found them cleaning up the yard. They were on top of the flower pot. They were lying in there. We gave them a wash and put them in the window.
"We clean the flower pots every night so they were only in there on Sunday night. We were having a laugh about it after that night. How could you leave them behind?"
Finn said he immediately checked with the pub's owner to see if his uncle had left them there.
He said "We immediately checked with Oliver but it wasn't him," he said.
Finn's worry is that they could belong to a tourist as the pub's been packed during Ireland's heatwave. He said "With the fine weather we've had more Irish people on holiday, followed by American, German and English tourists."
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A second arrest for driving while intoxicated landed Wimberly Tyler in the Vigo County jail last September, looking at a Class D felony charge and up to three years behind bars.
But rather than being just another warm body warehoused in state prison at taxpayers' expense, Tyler is working and paying for his own incarceration. He has been assigned to the work-release program through Vigo County Community Corrections, and he holds a 30- to 40-hour a week job at a local restaurant in Terre Haute.
"It's given me a chance to save up money and get back into the community," Tyler said of his pre-trial placement in the program. "It's a lot better than going to prison."
Community corrections is a broad term for the local corrections/criminal justice system that provides effective alternatives to imprisonment at the state level.
Local programs are operated as independent county agencies — some housed in a facility separate from the county jail, others operated on contract with local office oversight.
The Indiana Department of Correction encourages counties to initiate their own programs, and offers grant funding to keep the costs off local taxpayers. While 78 of Indiana's 92 counties now have some form of community corrections, another five counties are talking to the DOC about setting up a local program, according to Mike Lloyd, director of the DOC's community corrections and community transition programs.
"It's just good common sense," Lloyd said of having monitored, rehabilitative incarceration in the communities where offenders live. "It doesn't serve the taxpayers any purpose to put low-level offenders into a DOC facility where there's no opportunity to get support or treatment."
Shifting focus
The dynamics of a state prison sentence versus local incarceration placement is layered by many considerations, not the least of which is a prison system crowded with D felony offenders.
In smaller counties such as Putnam, which does not have a jail overcrowding issue, community corrections is used by the justice system as an appropriate way to monitor offenders.
Putnam County uses electronic monitoring, or "ankle bracelets," to keep tabs on its pre-trial defendants or convicted offenders through either radio frequencies or more enhanced GPS tracking. The fees paid are on a sliding scale based on income. The system also has in-home alcohol monitoring with facial recognition technology to make sure participants are obeying the rules of the program.
Class D felons are part of the target population for community corrections, said Jamie France, director of the Putnam County program, which averages around 50 participants at a time. France said he agrees with corrections experts that rehabilitating defendants' behavior in their own community is more successful than sending a person off to prison for a short sentence. Putnam County sent 74 D felons to the DOC during a 12-month period ending in August, slightly more than Vigo's 70 admissions.
Hamilton County, north of metropolitan Indianapolis, sent 388 Class D felons to a state prison during that same time frame, ranking it fourth behind Marion, Allen and Vanderburgh counties for D felony prison admissions.
Ralph Watson, head of the Hamilton County Community Corrections program, said many of his county's D felons already have failed in community-based programs, so the last option is to send those people to a state prison.
Hamilton County has some unique challenges related to criminal sentencing, according to Watson. Major roadways that criss-cross the county and Hamilton's destination sites attract people — including some who commit crimes — from around the state and the Midwest. When arrests are made, some defendants have no ties to the community, making participation in a local corrections program problematic.
"A percentage of those individuals have criminal activity," Watson said of passers-through, "and it is a challenge to serve them if they live elsewhere."
Legislating change
Hamilton County has a 2-year-old community corrections facility with bed space for 200.
"Our whole goal is to keep people out of county jails and the DOC," Watson said.
The DOC's Lloyd appreciates such efforts by counties.
When the Indiana General Assembly initiated the Community Corrections Grant Act in 1981, three counties were assisted by state grants totaling $250,000. The program has grown steadily since then, and Lloyd said he is in talks with leaders in Carroll, Martin, Jennings, Ripley and Rush counties to get programs off the ground there.
The reluctance of some counties to start the program may rest with local officials hesitant to accept money from the state, which then has oversight of how a program operates, Lloyd said. And there is fear that the state could withdraw its funding once a county has taken on the obligation of providing the service.
But the benefits to the county are many, Lloyd said, pointing to the employment opportunities at a local corrections program, which also help transition offenders returning to their home communities after a prison stay.
Prison for a low-level offender, such as a habitual traffic violator or a person who writes bad checks or commits petty thefts, is too often a training ground to create a more serious felon, Lloyd said. The DOC offers no rehabilitative programming for people who have a sentence of a few months, not years, because there is not enough time to get the offender through the program.
State Rep. Ralph Foley, R-Martinsville, said legislators are concerned about the DOC population numbers and the cost to taxpayers, so legislative committees have been evaluating the criminal code.
The DOC admits 18,000 offenders each year, Foley said, and 55 percent of those are D felons. The overwhelming majority have less than a year of prison time to serve, he said, and that creates a revolving door for the DOC.
A better alternative, he said, is an evidence-based program such as alcohol and drug programs or anger management classes, that can measure success.
"A huge component of that is community corrections," Foley said of the evidence-based programs.
Getting the funding to encourage counties to set up that kind of local corrections system is tricky in a non-budget year, Foley said of the 2012 legislative session, and that could mean transferring funds allocated elsewhere, he said.
"We've got to start looking at this problem a little differently…," Foley said. "The driver here is to change behavior for the benefit of public safety and public security in general. It is a seed change. People can change. We need to take a better approach in how to deal with these offenders."
Finding family
In a community corrections program, the most common elements are work-release, home detention with electronic monitoring, day reporting, forensic diversion, community service restitution, work crew and juvenile alternatives. Program components can vary county to county throughout the state.
Vigo County, for instance, offers work-release, electronic monitoring and community service, but ended its day reporting program. Potential participants must be evaluated and be deemed appropriate for the program, and at low risk of committing a more serious crime. Placement must be approved by the prosecutor's office and the court where the defendant's case is assigned.
Vigo County's work-release program had 255 participants from July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011. For the coming fiscal year, that number will be much higher because of increased utilization of the program by the county prosecutor and court system. And that has positively affected inmate population at the Vigo County jail, where Sheriff Greg Ewing has noted a reduction in his daily census.
Despite a court-mandated limit of 268 inmates, the jail population had regularly run in the 280s and 290s in recent years, exceeding the 300 mark at times in 2010. But this past March, the county started utilizing the community corrections more for pre-trial placement.
"Since they have been utilizing the community corrections program to its full potential, we are at or below capacity," Ewing said of his jail. "Our limit is 268, and we have been running at 249 or 250. We can manage to stay right at capacity. It has had a huge impact."
Vigo County operates a multi-tiered program that many in the state see as a successful model of keeping offenders in their home communities. The program started locally in 1990, and grew when federal grant money was used to build a 135-bed facility.
While not wearing a prison uniform, defendant Tyler is far from having freedom. He lives at the county's community corrections facility in a dorm with dozens of others assigned to the program. He pays $91 a week to be on work-release, and must pay for his own meals. He submits to alcohol and drug tests each time he re-enters the facility after work or a court-approved appointment. He also participates in educational and counseling programs to help him overcome the issues that got him arrested in the first place.
"He's exactly the type of guy who should be in here," Bill Watson said of Tyler. "It makes more sense for him to be here than in the jail."
Watson is the director of Vigo County Community Corrections, as well as president of the Indiana Community Corrections Association. He regularly deals with locally based corrections programs around the state, and is an advocate for keeping appropriate non-violent, low-level offenders in their communities while giving them the life skills to make better decisions.
Lora Mundell recently was released from Vigo County Community Corrections after successfully serving her sentence. The skills she learned while there have paid off in a job and a drug-free future.
"It's an awesome place. It keeps you on track and it makes you think twice," Mundell said.
Mundell was assigned to community corrections as part of her sentencing from a 2009 arrest in Vigo County. She transitioned from the county jail to the work-release program, and because of her success, was moved to in-home detention and electronic monitoring.
"It seems like a long road, but it wasn't," Mundell said recently after completing five months of home monitoring.
A local fast-food restaurant hired her as a work-release employee, and she is now a manager in training.
The community corrections staff wants to see the inmates succeed, she said. "They treat you like human beings."
For instance, when Mundell was about to become a grandmother, the staff kept in contact with the hospital to give her updates on the birth process. The day after her grandchild was born, Mundell was allowed to visit the hospital to see the baby.
She has now rebuilt her family network and has contact with her two adult children and her grandchildren.
"I've got my family and I've got my life back," she said. "I'm grateful and thankful for community corrections. They helped me turn my life around."
While Mundell is a success story, community-based corrections isn't for every offender.
"The reality is," Vigo County's Watson noted, "some need to go to prison."
Lisa Trigg is a reporter with the Terre Haute Tribune-Star, a CNHI newspaper. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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Active Directory Authentication Failing w/new ML Install
I'm having a huge problem with Active Directory too. Our AD server is set to lock an account after three failed login attempts.
It appears that for some reason when logging in to the network from the login page, you get two tries before being locked out instead of three. Also, when logged in, then logging out and then trying to log back in again, you get one try.
There also appears to be a random, system-wide, issue when authenticating using Active Directory credentials, particularly with modal boxes asking for authentication. Sometimes it will work, other times it will lock the account on the first try EVEN WITH THE CORRECT INFORMAITON.
I've been calling IT all day having them reset my password. They'll never let Mountain Lion in the building if this continues.
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Understand completely.
Mine is not having a problem where it is locking me out, however, every error points to "failed authentication"
I have filed a case with Apple and have it already escalated to Engineering, so as soon as I know more, I will update this thread.
(also, this appears to be ML specific, as I have a colleague experiencing very similar issues after his upgrade to ML)
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Thank Justin.
It's terrible. I logged a bug report with them too but just uder feedback.
It seems to now be randomly locking my account even when I haven't done anything. I've been on the phone with my IT buddy and he'll watch it be unlocked, I'll logout of my account, and it will lock.
Active Directory has been a nightmare since they launched Lion. With every "fix" came another problem. It seems this lack of caring or testing or whatever it is, has persisted into Mountain Lion.
Thanks again.
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Might have just had a little breakthrough -
I would like to see if someone else can confirm this resolves their issue -
try and going into NETWORK PREFERENCES > (your connection, wifi or ethernet) > ADVANCED > HARDWARE >
Set your Configuration to "MANUALLY"
Speed - "AUTOSELECT"
MTU = "CUSTOM" - set to 1350 (for example)
Basically, there is an issue on the local network that prevents packet sizes over a certain size (at least for me) which was causing all these random issues.
(also, you dont want to know what all i had to go through to figure this out)
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Sorry Justin,
I have to say this makes no difference to me!
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Thanks for the efforts Justin but no dice here either.
Here's what it's come down to for me. I've been working from the local admin account all morning. I logged out of Administrator and went to login to my Active Directory account. I absolutely made sure I typed everything perfectly, hit enter and it instantly locked my AD account.
Seriously, does Apple test this stuff AT ALL?
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Hey Justin, when you created your user account, did you also have it create a mobile account?
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Hey Justin.
Well, I figured out what is causing my problem. It's Mobile accounts. I started fresh with a new install and a standard Active Directory account (not Mobile). I authenticated 20+ times. Rebooted at least 10 times. Everything worked great. Then I decided to create the Mobile account. That's when everything broke again. My Active Directory account was getting locked after one accurate attempt to authenticate. When IT unlocked it I could go one step further but then would lock me out the next time I tried to authenticate.
So for me, it's clearly a Mobile account problem. Which is bad because half of the Macs under my care are notebooks.
Please let me know what you find out on your end.
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We are also seeing an issue in ML where some AD users cannot log in. The common factor is that they all have a PrimaryGroupID value of '-2'. Here are the relevant logs:
2012-07-30 10:17:39.630098 EDT - 4202.17304.17306.17310.17312, Node: /Active Directory/BUTLER/Global Catalog, Module: ldap - found result - 'CN=tjohnsto,CN=Users,DC=butler,DC=edu'
2012-07-30 10:17:39.630216 EDT - 4202.17304.17306.17310.17312, Node: /Active Directory/BUTLER/Global Catalog, Module: ldap - translation routine callback failed to translate 'dsAttrTypeStandard:PrimaryGroupID', falling through to other methods
2012-07-30 10:17:39.649537 EDT - 4202.17304, Module: SystemCache - Ignoring entry (tjohnsto@/Active Directory/BUTLER/butler.edu) missing critical identifier dsAttrTypeStandard:PrimaryGroupID
As you can see, the PrimaryGroupID cannot be handled by opendirectory, and the user is denied access.
What we cannot determine is why some users are interpreted as having a GID of -2, despite the fact that their primary group in AD is the same (Domain Users).
Any ideas??
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Andrew, are they not able to log in period but their A/D account is showing unlocked or is their A/D account showing locked?
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Can you check through ADSIEdit and verify their primary domain group?
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We are having exactly the same issue. All accounts work fine using machines bound to AD using 10.6 or 10.7. Some accounts using 10.8 will work, others not. Fresh install or upgrade, same result.
Filed Bug Track last week.
Problem ID: 11956556 Quick test = at the terminal window type "id account" on bound 10.8 machine, if AD groups come back, that account will work. If "no such user" is returned, it won't work.
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Also Andrew and Justin, did you create mobile accounts for the accounts that are having problems?
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Just checked both my test machines--both with mobile accounts, both having the A/D problem--and both returned "no such user" in terminal. Reformatting/reinstalling on one of them and will try A/D account without mobile account and see what terminal returns. Stay tuned.
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School of Mines Earns Bid to ACM World Finals |
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School of Mines News 501 E. Saint Joseph Street • Rapid City, SD 57701-3995 Phone: (605) 394-6082 • Fax: (605) 394-6177 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Breanna Bishop, Public Information Coordinator, (605) 394-6082 School of Mines Earns Bid to ACM World Finals A team of South Dakota School of Mines and Technology students has been invited to compete in the World Finals of the American Computing Machinery Programming Contest, scheduled for April 12, 2006 in San Antonio, Texas. The invitation came after James Free (Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Rapid City), Dan Rausch (Computer Science, Mathematics, Big Stone City) and Brandon Skari (Computer Science, Mathematics, Wheatland, Wyo.) finished second in the regional ACM competition in November. Four other School of Mines teams finished 13th, 38th, 83rd and 84th against the 186 other teams. The programming contest requires many skills. All team members must be able to write programs in C++ computer language, and each team needs members with algorithm development skills, strong mathematical ability, and at least one person who is very skilled at debugging the programs the team writes to solve each problem. The School of Mines teams logged countless hours of hard work in the months leading up to the event. The School of Mines teams will compete against 75 other teams in the World Finals. Thousands of teams tried to qualify in regional competitions. "This is a very prestigious competition, like competing in the Olympics," coach Dr. Toni Logar said. At the Finals, the School of Mines will join 11 other American universities such as MIT, California Institute of Technology and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Read more about the event at http://icpc.baylor.edu/icpc/finals/default.htm. #30#
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Title | School of Mines Earns Bid to ACM World Finals |
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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. University Relations |
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Association for Computing Machinery |
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ACM Contest |
Digital Publisher | South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Devereaux Library |
Date | 2005-12 |
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Language | eng |
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Submitting Institution | Devereaux Library. South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. |
Date Digital | 2009 |
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