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Police: 1 student, suspect dead at US school
Updated: 2014-06-11 02:51
TROUTDALE, Oregon - A gunman shot and killed a student Tuesday at a U.S. school shortly after classes started and was found dead himself as police arrived, authorities in Oregon said.
The attack panicked students, and a lockdown was ordered.
Morgan Rose, 15, said she hid in a locker room with another student and two teachers.
"It was scary in the moment. Now knowing everything's OK I'm better,'' she said.
Daniel DeLong, 15, said he saw a physical education teacher at the school with a bloodied shirt.
"It just, like, happened so fast, you know?'' he said.
Police did not identify the slain student or the gunman or say how he died.
The first reports of shots fired came at 8 a.m. on the next-to-last-day of classes. Police initially seemed uncertain about whether there was a live shooter in the school.
Students were eventually led from the school with hands on their heads. Parents and students were reunited in a supermarket parking lot.
The shooting follows a series of attacks at or near school campuses across the country.
On June 5, a 19-year-old man was killed and two other people wounded when a gunman opened fire in a building at Seattle Pacific University. Police said the 26-year-old suspect had no connection to the university but apparently was planning to kill as many people as he could before killing himself.
Gun control is a fiercely divisive issue in the United States, where the right to bear arms is enshrined in the Constitution, alongside such basic rights as free speech and freedom of religion.
President Barack Obama's plan for broader background checks on gun purchases, along with proposals for a ban on military-style assault rifles and limits on ammunition capacity, failed last year in Congress.
That was despite the December 2012 killings of 20 children and six adults at a school in Newtown, Connecticut, that shocked the nation.
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Nomad Flash animation
As part of an upcoming project with film production company Nomad, I created this Flash animated logo depicting a man observing a mountain range from a grassy cliff edge.
Stay tuned for more images from this project.
Тачанка (Tachanka) Stunning revolutionary propaganda animation
Thanks to John Sabota for linking me up with this.
Rare KMFDM/BRUTE! animation frames for sale!
Very rare animation frames, original artwork and storyboards from KMFDM animations SONOFAGUN and A Drug Against War now available!
All artwork is signed by BRUTE!
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Rare BRUTE! artworks discovered
During my long-postponed visit to the UK this month, I came across a number of original artworks.
Stored in air-tight folders and packed into a steel chest, items from the early to late 90′s (including a number of animation frames and storyboards from the two animations I did for KMFDM) came to light as well as a treasure trove of ink originals, sketch books, silkscreens and graphic porn – all in perfect condition.
Discovery of lost 9/11 series.
I will be auctioning many of these rare items on eBay in a month or so, so please keep watching this space.
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KMFDM Animation Frames Unearthed
A fan recently sent me two frames from the KMFDM animation 'Drug Against War' which I worked on with H-Gun Studios in Chicago, circa 1993. The top one is a three cel composite (additional inking by Pete Moriarty) while the one below is the basic illustration which was later coloured in Photoshop and animated in Director.
Special thanks to the Bert Bosman collection.
View the video here
Waltz With Bashir – Waltzing Soldier
Beautifully-rendered sequence.
I Bombed Beirut
I love this and would appreciate if anyone knows how it was created (Flash? Swish?)
Röyksopp Happy Up Here'
Superb 3D and motion graphics design.
Royksopp video
This is a beautiful animation that contains so many sweet elements: cut-aways, industrial illustration, mo-cap and vector-traced 3D rendering. And on top of all that, its poignant.
Transformer 3D
A very cool 3D Transformer project
There's only you – Processing visuals
sound reactive visuals
music by Croissant production
Built with Processing
Constructivist animation
Amazing Constructivist short animation.
Operation Homecoming
Great utilisation of graphic art and motion graphics. Can't wait to see the series in its entirety.
Excellent use of motion-capture graphics
The Forgotten
I've always liked nutty movies like David Lynch's Eraserhead and the weird stop-action animation of the Quay Bros. so I thought I'd not only pay homage to these great artists but extract a little piss at the same time. I shot this in one tiny room in 20 mins using a feather duster, an action figure, an old duvet and a bust of an old Jamaican guy.
Just three of the mind-boggling set-pieces from the live-action anime, Casshern. See it: it's mental!


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Calhoun talks about his documentary, ESPN contract, etc.
Jim Calhoun may be retired from coaching.But he'll never entirely leave the spotlight.
If UConn beats Villanova today at the XL Center, it will tie last year's Big East wins total.
The Huskies (17-6, 7-4) are on a hot streak, winning five of their last six games.
They will start their usual five -- Shabazz Napier, Ryan Boatright, Omar Calhoun, DeAndre Daniels and Tyler Olander.
Future Husky Kentan Facey, a 6-foot-9 forward out of Long Island Lutheran, is at the game. He's averaging about 14 points, 14 rebounds and four blocks per game.
He played AAU ball with fellow incoming recruit Terrence Samuel.
"We're looking forward to playing with each other," Facey said.
Here's a pre-game preview:
Records: Villanova 15-10, 6-6; UConn 17-6, 7-4
Last game: Villanova lost at Cincinnati, 68-50, Tuesday; UConn beat No. 6 Syracuse, 66-58, Wednesday
Probable starters:
UConn, 6-1 jr. guard Shabazz Napier (16.9 pts. 4.2 rebs, 4.4 assists), 6-0 so. guard Ryan Boatright (15.9 pts, 4.4 assists), 6-5 fr. guard Omar Calhoun (11.3 pts, 3.5 rebs), 6-8 so. forward DeAndre Daniels (10.6 pts, 5.0 rebs), 6-9 jr. forward Tyler Olander (4.4 pts, 3.7 rebs)
Villanova, 6-3 fr. guard Ryan Arcidiacono (11.1 pts), 6-6 so. guard Darrun Hilliard (11.4 pts), 6-6 jr. forward JamesBell (9.2 pts, 4.7 rebs), 6-10 sr. forward Mouphtaou Yarou (9.0 pts, 6.8 rebs), 6-11 fr. center Daniel Ochefu (4.2 pts, 4.6 rebs)
-- UConn assured of posting its 26th straight winning season.
-- It's been a strange season for Villanova, which beat two top five teams in Louisville andSyracuse but lost twice toProvidence.
-- Series: UConn trails, 32-30, but won four straight dating back to 2008.
-- Wildcats ranked second in Big East in rebound margin at plus 4.1. Out-rebounded 9 of 12 BE foes.
-- Top reserve: 6-6 forward JayVaughn Pinkston (12.5 pts, 4.9 rebs).
-- Hot: Huskies hit at least 8 3-pters in four of last five games. Cold: Olander gone eight games without scoring more than four points.
-- UConn 11-1 at home.
-- Reserve center Enosch Wolf still serving (indefinite suspension.
-- Up next: UConn hosts Cincinnati Thursday in Hartford.
-- Check back after the game for news, notes and quotes as well as video.
-- For regular updates, follow me on Twitter @GavinKeefe
Jim Calhoun may be retired from coaching.But he'll never entirely leave the spotlight.
UConn received a verbal commitment from 6-foot-10 power forward Steven Enoch of Norwalk on Saturday night.
Jim Calhoun has never been at a loss for words.That's a good thing when you're a television anaylst.
UConn's toughest opponent this season may be jet lag.The defending national champions will be traveling all over the country.
UConn has agreed to a home-and-home men's basketball series with non-conference powers Ohio State and Arizona.
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MS Medicaid withdraws State Plan Amendment and NADAC Pricing Methodology.
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Health-system pharmacists, join both MPhA and MSHP for a discounted rate!
October Memership Special! NEW Members can join MPhA for 33% off!
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What does MPhA do for you?
"MPhA is a great organization and I have really enjoyed getting involved since being in pharmacy school. I've learned a lot about how MPhA advocates on behalf of pharmacists while serving on the Governmental Affairs committee and attending various events at the Capitol such as Capitol Day and giving flu shots. I think it's great that they promote involvement within the organization even while we are still students; I think it encourages us to stay involved after we graduate."
-Chephra McKee, PharmD. Candidate, 2013, Corinth
"I love MPhA because I feel that this organization represents every pharmacist throughout the state of Mississippi. I have been fortunate enough to see the evolution of this organization to the status it now enjoys. I feel that continued support from practitioners will see growth in the role of pharmacists for years to come."
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"As a home infusion provider, MPhA was able to quickly come to my assistance when I recently dealt with a major Medicare reimbursement issue. MPhA immediately started advocacy efforts on our behalf and on behalf of the profession of pharmacy."
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"MPhA is a way to guide the future of our profession in Mississippi. Our actions in this organization have a direct impact upon the practice of pharmacy in Mississippi."
-Peyton Herrington, Pharmacy Manager, Walgreens, Byram, MS
"MPhA members come from so many experiences within pharmacy that my view of how I can serve as a technician in this field continues to be expanded."
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"As a legislator and pharmacist I have been a conduit between reality and the law, as it pertains to pharmacy. And in my 20+ years with MPhA, the association has allowed me to meet pharmacists from all fields and has been a good sounding board for me as a pharmacist legislator."
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-Brent Lindley, Clinical Pharmacy Manager of Wesley Medical Center, Hattiesburg
"I love the fellowship I get with other pharmacists during MPhA's various seminars offered throughout the year. I also love to be involved with the MPhA's committees. It is a great way to see what your state association does for you and have your voice heard. I encourage everyone to consider being a part of one."
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Founded by master trainer Sergio Silva, Team Silva Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu arms students with the grapples and fitness techniques needed to get in shape or tackle competitors. Adult programs delve into the takedowns and strikes of mixed martial arts, jujitsu, and muay thai kickboxing, and women's classes range from yoga to fighting-themed fitness. Tykes can begin learning self-defense and discipline with muay thai lessons, gaining the swift, precise movements to fend off playground bullies or rebuff roving packs of feral kindergartners. A safe and encouraging environment, the Alameda studio lines its walls with cushions and trained coaches who oversee classes and open-mat sessions where students practice their martial-arts techniques or pickup lines.
Playland-Not-at-the-Beach is a 9000-square foot building chock-full of amazing things to see and do. There are 30+ pinball machines set on Free Play, arcade games, videogames, carnival games of skills where you can win prizes, penny arcades full of antique amusement devices, live magic shows. We are truly The Museum of Fun!
Although Jamba Juice is serious about using wholesome, natural ingredients, the company is a little more playful when it comes to the palate. In addition to their extensive juice menu, their commitment to simplifying healthy eating can be found throughout the Jamba Juice menu, from its Fruit and Veggie smoothies to its Artisan Flatbreads. Customers can also kick-start their days with six varieties of Energy Bowls?antioxidant-packed blends of fresh fruit, Greek yogurt or soy milk, and an assortment of dry toppings and fresh fruits like acai berries and strawberries?all made to order and packaged in a convenient portable bowl.
In addition to providing healthy options to customers, Jamba Juice sponsors Team Up for a Healthy America. The initiative is focused on improving childhood nutrition and fitness by encouraging fans to join the Team Up community of celebrities, athletes and other leaders committed to helping the nation stay fit?which you can do by visiting the main Jamba Juice website.
With nearly 600 stores serving Energy Bowls, Jamba Juice is the perfect way to blend in the good.
A chalky hand swings over the top of the wall, grasping onto the red hold embedded in its surface. After a tense moment, a second hand swings up, pulling the rest of the climber's body up with it. Having successfully scaled 18-foot top-out boulder, the climber scurries back down the wall she has just conquered, swapping places with her spotter below.
This cycle repeats throughout the day at Bridges Rock Gym, spurred on by a crew of climbing enthusiasts and instructors who initiate people into the low-altitude sport of bouldering. That form of climbing emphasizes solving climbing problems and chasing archaeologists through ancient caves. The gym unleashes visitors' inner mountain goats with their well-maintained climbing facilities, including an overhanging indoor-climbing cave that thoroughly punishes muscles into growth and top-rope climbing walls that help beginners get the hang of scaling the crag.
While specializing in the art of ascents, Bridges also bolsters patron fitness. Yoga and fitness classes, as well as a fleet of cardio equipment, facilitate heart-strengthening workouts. Waves of free WiFi allow mountaineers uninterrupted access to videos of their pet rocks, best enjoyed with a fresh house-made juice or sandwich in the gym's lounge.
As they enter the training at Curves, female guests come face-to-face with the smiles of other women. And just as points on a circle share a common distance from the circle's center, workout participants share the experiences of those nearby, trading stations throughout the 30-minute training session. One minute is spent on a piece of strength-training equipment built for feminine frames and designed to work two opposing muscle groups with a single movement. Exercisers then move on to a recovery station, where they run, jog, or dance to maintain heart rates and keep platforms in place during momentary losses of gravity.


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Hello all,
Having a bit of a problem with our Mandatory profiles and was hoping someone might know of a solution (or at least have a different name for the problem)
All our pupils logon with mandatory profiles and there is a seperate profile for each year group (though all use the same base profile with different start menu items), I created a new profile this summer with new software etc set up. this tested fine and went live in september.
After it came into general useage we noticed a problem with re-direction of my documents for some users - apparantly at random some pupils will get an error of "cannot connect to \\file-server\pupils\testpupil check security permissions"
testpupil being the user I set up the profile with.
I have tried running Delprof and clearing out user profiles from C:\Documents and settings, but the error persists.
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Froma Harrop: There's something toxic in our air
By Froma Harrop
To the rising pile of shooting rampages, Americans can now add the rapid-fire murder of 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard. It is a sign of our remarkable times that this horrid deed seems to pale next to the massacre of 20 schoolchildren in suburban Connecticut last December.
Behind virtually every one of these slaughters is a loner who had shown signs of being mentally ill. The Navy Yard suspect, Aaron Alexis, had complained to police in Rhode Island of enemies passing vibrations through hotel walls. He was questioned in Fort Worth, Texas, for firing a bullet into an apartment ceiling and in Seattle for shooting out a car's tires.
Though every incident pointed to a sick mind, none was serious enough to raise a flashing red flag. Worrisome how many unbalanced people fly below the official radar.
I'm not going to dwell here on the gun control issue except to say this: It's one thing to want firearms for hunting or self-defense. It's another to demand a right to own weapons that can murder large numbers in seconds. That reflects a cracked worship of killing power, especially attractive to the unstable.
Many argue that mental illness, not the flow of guns, drives these crimes. They are not entirely wrong. But how do you keep killing machines out of crazy hands? Laws requiring a sanity check for gun buyers sound sensible, but the guns used by the slayer of the schoolchildren in Newtown, Conn., were bought by his supposedly rational mother. Adam Lanza's mother went to bars to brag about her guns while leaving them unlocked at the home she shared with her clearly troubled son.
We learn that Alexis, like Lanza, like the Columbine High School shooters, spent long hours hypnotized by violent video games. So pervasive have these games become that the public now shrugs at the likes of "Grand Theft Auto," once considered shocking for its anti-social violence. The casual bloodletting in the new "Grand Theft Auto V" is said to be oiled by humor and satire, injecting more confusion into already-confused minds.
There is debate on whether these games promote violent behavior. The case that they do seems strong enough to have compelled one video game maker to hire a crack lobbying firm to stop a Senate bill that would sponsor research into the possible connection.
Much research suggests that ordinary people playing violent video games do experience heightened feelings of belligerence, along with higher heart rate and blood pressure. In his own study, Brad Bushman, a professor of communications and psychology at Ohio State University, found that typical college students playing violent games for only 20 minutes a day for three days became more aggressive.
Most players don't act on their anger, because they come to the game in fairly good mental health, Bushman wrote in response to the Navy Yard massacre. "But what about players who already are predisposed to violence?" He added, "Violent video games are just one more factor that may be pushing them toward violence."
America's mass shootings seem to be about several things. They're about a culture that bombards people with images of casual homicide, that likes to wave guns, that doesn't pay enough attention to mental illness. Though mass killings occur in other developed countries, our especially deadly mix of factors may explain why they happen here with grotesque predictability. It's something toxic in the air.
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Buffalo, N.Y. (WKBW release) -- Buffalo police on Friday identified the dead body found Thursday afternoon in a home on Roebling Avenue as that of 54-year-old Arthur Walton.
Walton's death has been ruled a homicide, and police are continuing to investigate.
While there weren't signs of a forcible entry at the home, there were indications that the house had been ransacked, according to police. Walton lived alone at the residence.
Detectives continue to determine what, if anything, may have been taken from the residence, police said.
Anyone with information regarding this matter asked to call the police TIPCALL number - 847-2255 or text a tip to the department's website, www.bpdny.org.


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I LOVE THIS SO, SO MUCH. It provides nice coverage without being heavy or cakey, and doesn't feel oily, either (: But unlike a powder foundation, it makes my skin look satiny and glowy and light. The price was pretty big, but it's very worth it. definitely my hg foundation!
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Looks very natural and very easy to blend.You can never put on too much as it does not cake. . it is supposed to be a one step compaq, but still needs to be set with powder otherwise it will slide as it is a cream foundation, and since it is not a thick cream(a cross between cream and whipped), it just slides if ever your hand or whatever gets in contact to your face. Staying power is okay, 2 or 2 hours, but then again, it does not advertise that is is a long staying foundation. It is cream foundation but still it is lightweight. Medium coverage, not suitable if you a lot of hyperpigmentation on the face. Beautiful finish.
I bought this by mistake, I thought this was a powder...and surprise!!! it was a cream foundation!
I have very oily skin, so I was afraid, my shade is tan natural (NC40), and i must say I'm liking this a lot. It has a natural finish, not super matte, but it stay on a loooong time! I wore this the first time like 10 hours, and although I had to blot, the foundation was still there.
I have to say I'm very impressed, it actually lasts longer than my colorstay! and the shade matchs me better. The only creme foundation I have tried before was the bobbi brown one, that is soooo expensive, and I think this revlon one works even better and for a third of the price.
The formula is very nice, creamy and easy to apply and blend, it has a medium coverage, and I usually look for full coverage, but this seems to work fine with a bit of concealer, and of course you have to set it with powder.
In conclusion I recommend this a lot if you have oily skin, it doesn make me break out, it stay a very long time, it is easy to apply, the packaging is very convenient and maybe I will buy this again, just because I like to try different things.
I really love this foundation. My everyday foundation is MUFE HD, but I like to have this on hand for my lazy days when I need to be out the door fast. Its a thicker cream based foundation which works well on my combination skin. Its build able for pretty full coverage if you need that, but my skin is not too bad so I use very little. It dries to a powder finish so be sure to blend well. I used my Pro Flawless Airbrush #56 from Sephora to stipple it on and apply it. It comes with its own sponge but I only use that for touch ups and blending around my nose. I have fair skin with yellow undertones so I use the lightest shade and its just a little dark for me, but not noticeable. Its a great foundation to have on hand, and I only use Revlon as a drug store brand because they do not test on animals.
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I have been using this in Tender Peach 02 for several years now, after trying numerous liquid and powder foundations for many years before that and ultimately rejecting them all in favour of this.
- It does not break me out. Every other liquid and compact foundation I have ever tried promotes low-grade breakouts, making my skin worse over time.
- It gives a subtly moist, satin look.
- It feels comfortable in any weather. It never feels slippy, sweaty, oily nor dry. It's just right, so I am not aware of it being on.
- It has a neutral/yellow base that matches my skin very well (NC20-25). It's neither orangy nor ashy, but healthy-looking.
- It covers well.
- It stays on well *unless* it gets physically wiped. I just put it on in the morning and provided I don't wrestle anyone during the day ;) it's still intact by evening. A hat can't really be worn with it though - it would come off on that.
- It's not crazy expensive like high end brands.
It's a very commendable all-rounder that I would not be without.
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sorry peeps after giving the new colorstay such rave reviews ( which is now my 2nd best, slight color issues , sand beige a tad ashey\dingy at times not sure why & i tried mixing it with warm golden then too dark )and yes a hard to describe sticky tacky feeling as others have described... but on a whim after reading some reviews on this it was %40 off at rite aid so i got tender peach based off of reviewers comments. omg such a better color for my asian undertones sort of peacy golden not dingy or ashy at all and this sounds weird but my face feels like it can breathe as oppsosed to colorstay whipped. feels lighter and looks brighter. the compact is lightweight and will be nice to carry in my purse for tuoch ups. i will update for allergic reactions breakouts etc.
EDIT so i found tender peach oxidizes lil darker and slightly orange ...went bak and got lightest color ivory? lookes pinkish at first but after 30 mins warms up to a peachy shade basically what tender peach looks like after application. i apply ivory first to conceal under eyes and uneven cheeks then colorstay whipped sand beige on top very lightly...its feels less tacky 4 sure and stays nice and matte all dat with much better coverage then revlon alone
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This product is so easy to blend and goes on really smoothly onto my skin. I use a flat top foundation brush (ELF) and just place the foundation onto my face in circular motion. I then set it with setting spray. The result is beautiful. The coverage is nice and it's very easy to build it up. The oil control for this foundation is alright. I do dust some powder over it, but I would still have to blot my face every good few hours. I do have combo skin so my T-zone tends to get oily, especially in the summer. Overall, I would stay I am liking this product.
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The Ivory Beige colour is great for my personal skin tone. It is very easy to apply and reduces imperfections on the skin, great that it has a good SPF. It is good for the skin with the DermaBreathe technology. There is no sheen to it, which is ok, I personally like a little sheen. Coverage is quite good. The way the compact is designed is great but from the outside it looks like an old ladies compact! You need to be careful with the dry spots otherwise the area won't look good when applying and looks worse as time goes by, otherwise, I would purchase again.
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Great foundation for anyone looking for medium to full coverage. The compact makes this very travel friendly. This foundation is oil free and does not irritate my sensitive skin or break me out. Although it is a cream to powder formula I do find I need to set this with a finishing powder but once I do this lasts me all day. It comes with a sponge but I would advise against using it for applying this makeup. It will apply the makeup too thick and make you look cakey. I prefer to apply this with my Sonia Kashuk Buffing Brush. I just tap the brush into the product lightly and stipple/buff it onto my skin. I find this method applies the perfect amount of product so the results look natural. For the summer I wear the color Honey Beige and when I am really tanned like in my profile picture, Toast..
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This is my all time favourite compact! I have been using this product for the past 5 years now in Toast(09). The texture of it is pretty heavy so you can opt to skip your concealer if you do not have overly pigmented dark spots. Suitable for dry or combination skin, as it can get pretty oily after a while especially in hot and humid weather conditions. Overall I still consider this to be a great product because it stays true to it's name "one-step". There is no need to apply concealer or dust loose powder, but it depends on your preference. And the packaging is pretty nice, considering the fact that it is very reasonably priced.


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An interesting read (via teganandsarabanter) with lots of gory details from members of bands who tour nationally. The article focuses on bands at the level of club tours—bands who have national or even international followings, but in most cities outside of their hometown probably can't fill a venue bigger than a small or midsized club. I guess I'm not surprised to learn that those bands are broke; if nothing else, this is a reminder of how much commitment and drive those musicians need to have.
I'd like to see a look at bands one or two steps up the ladder: bands who can fill large clubs or theaters (like, say, Tegan and Sara). They probably have a major-label record deal. They're not Taylor Swift, but they sell a lot of records and are much more familiar to the average music fan than are the indie bands named in this article. How much do they make? I'm guessing that, like for these smaller bands but at a higher scale, it's a combination of career savvy and pure luck.
(This article from MPR tells the same sad story from the clubs' perspective, though it more explicitly acknowledges the fundamental problem: supply and demand. There are only so many people who will go out to shows, and they only have so much money. Those of us in Minneapolis, the article suggests, may be temporarily benefiting from an oversupply of venues.)


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I just got home from riding up and over Gates Pass here in Tucson, and I think it was the most beautiful ride I have taken so far. It was also my longest and steepest single sustained climb yet, which may have enhanced my enjoyment.
At the top of the pass I felt like I was on the edge of the world, and on my descent I was gliding off that edge. After the pass I biked through the desert for a while and it was overwhelmingly beautiful. Maybe it was the endorphins my body released to counter my fatigue, but the moment I could not help but laugh in amazement at the desert's beauty will not soon be forgotten.


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A Spanish translation of the original Curious George story.
Curious George, a favorite of millions of children all over the world, became Jorge el curioso when translated into Spanish more than fifteen years ago.
Curious George, el personaje favorito de millones de niños de todo el mundo, tomó el nombre de Jorge el curioso hace más de quince años, cuando sus cuentos se empezaron a traducir al español.
In this, the original book about the curious monkey, George is taken from the jungle by the man in the yellow hat. "Small children will wear the book out with affection".--"The Horn Book". Full-color illustrations.
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Hans Augusto Rey was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1898. As a child, he spent much of his free time in that city's famous Hagenbeck Zoo drawing animals. After serving in the army during World War I, he studied philology and natural science at the University of Hamburg. He then married Margret Rey and they moved to Montmartre for four years. The manuscript for the first Curious George books was one of the few items the Reys carried with them on their bicycles when they escaped from Paris in 1940. Eventually, they made their way to the United States, and Curious George was published in 1941. Curious George has been published in many languages, including French, German, Japanese, Afrikaans, and Norwegian. Additional Curious George books followed, as well as such other favorites as CECILY G. AND THE NINE MONKEYS and FIND THE CONSTELLATIONS.
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When Adidas signed Derrick Rose, they went all in.
Unfortunately, after losing a season to injury, Adidas had to sit on their investment, but sit no more as Rose is nearing his highly anticipated return and the athletic apparel company is missing no opportunity to capitalize on it.
Rose, who will be launching his D Rose 4 shoes in less than two weeks has appeared in a handful of commercials for the kicks, with his most recent, 'Basketball is Everything' debuting today.
The minute spot features Rose enjoying the plush life that comes with NBA stardom, from big homes to elaborate birthday parties to jewelry and cars, but ends with Rose in a gym – an ode to his true love, if you will.
You'll also probably notice a handful of big name hip-hop artists who make cameos in the video, which include 2 Chainz, Chicago native Common, Big Sean and others.
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- Age: 59
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Champions Tour Victories
(1) 2006,Commerce Bank Championship.
Other Victories
(16): 1974 Big Ten Championship, Minnesota State Amateur. 1987 Minnesota State Amateur. 1988 Minnesota State Mid-Amateur. 1989 Minnesota State Amateur. 1990 Minnesota State Mid-Amateur. 1991 Minnesota State Mid-Amateur. 1992 Minnesota State Mid-Amateur. 1993 U.S. Amateur. 1994 Minnesota Open. 1995 Minnesota Open, Sunnehanna Amateur. 1999 Minnesota State Mid-Amateur. 2000 Minnesota State Amateur. 2001 Crump Cup. 2002 Terra Cotta Cup.
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2011: Made nine starts, with best showings a T32 at the Allianz Championship and a T34 at the weather-shortened Insperity Championship. 2010: In 10 starts his best showing was a T17 in his first start of the year at The ACE Group Classic in Naples, FL. 2009: Made 19 starts and best finish came in his first appearance of the season at the Allianz Championship. Was T12 thanks to a 65 in the final round at Broken Sound. 2008: Lone top-10 effort was a T10 at the Dick's Sporting Goods Open thanks to a final-round 64. It marked the second consecutive year he had posted the 8-under score at En-Joie GC. 2007: Among the top 40 in single-season earnings for the fourth straight season and posted top-25 performances in a quarter of his 28 starts...Played his best golf of the year during a five-week stretch in the summer. During this period, earned almost half of his 2007 official money. On the first day of July, posted his initial top-10 finish of the season at the Commerce Bank Championship (T9). Was in a position to defend his title at Eisenhower Park, trailing Lonnie Nielsen by four strokes after 36 holes. Dropped back after carding a 1-over 72 in the final round on Long Island..Two weeks later, followed with a T6 at the inaugural Dick's Sporting Goods Open on the strength of an 8-under 64 in the second round, his low round of the year...Two weeks after that, he was in contention all weekend in front of the hometown fans at the 3M Championship in Minnesota. Was just one stroke off the lead after Friday and was only three off the pace through 36 holes before shooting a final-round 66 and eventually finishing T3, two strokes back of D.A. Weibring. Performance was his best-ever at the TPC Twin Cities and was also his top outing on the Champions Tour since winning the Commerce Bank Championship on Long Island in 2006. 2006: Finest year on the Champions Tour...Earned $651,016 as well as his first career victory. Made a six-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole to beat Tom Jenkins in the Commerce Bank Championship at the Red Course at Eisenhower Park. Victory was the first of his professional career and came in his 97th start on the Champions Tour. Fashioned a 7-under 64 Sunday and came from five strokes back to get into the playoff...Earlier in the season, was in contention down the stretch at the Toshiba Classic and eventually T2 at Newport Beach. Played his last 31 holes at Newport Beach without making a bogey but missed a 16-foot birdie putt on the 18th to tie Brad Bryant...Made a hole-in-one on Sunday at the Allianz Championship, using a 6-iron on No. 16 at Glen Oaks from 168 yards. 2005: Made a late run at a spot in the season-ending Charles Schwab Cup Championship but, for the second straight year, missed in the season's final full-field event when he T28 at the SBC Championship in San Antonio. Entered the SBC event 33rd on the money list and put himself in good position to secure a spot among the top-30 money-winners after firing a career-low 9-under 62 at Oak Hills to take the first-round lead. Course-record-tying round included a run of four straight birdies and an eagle, the best eagle-birdie streak on the Champions Tour that season. However, ballooned to a final-round 76 to fall into the 34th position on the final money list...Shot three straight rounds in the 60s at the TPC Snoqualmie Ridge and T3 at the Boeing Greater Seattle Classic...Closing-round, 6-under-par 66 helped him to a T4 in the Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn. 2004: Best showing was a T5 at the SAS Championship in late September...Was among the leaders through three rounds of the Senior PGA Championship at Valhalla, but finished solo ninth after posting a final-round 76. Performance in Louisville was his first top-10 effort of Champions Tour career...After making a hole-in-one during the pro-am, made a double eagle in the second round of the 3M Championship. Holed a 5-wood second shot from 257 yards on the par-5 sixth hole, the first albatross on the Champions Tour since 2002 (John Jacobs/MasterCard Championship). 2003: Earned a conditional exemption for 2004 by virtue of his finish among the top 50 on the 2003 money list...Played in eight of his first 15 events through sponsor exemptions and was among the top 25 six times...Benefited from the re-order category following the Long Island Classic event and played in each of the last eight full-field tournaments that season...Cracked the top 50 for good when he T16 at the inaugural Greater Hickory Classic at Rock Barn and earned $20,083. 2002: Played in 12 events after mid-June. In his third start on the circuit, was T14 at the SBC Senior Open in Chicago, his top effort of the campaign. Rebounded from an opening-round 75 with 67-68 on the weekend at Harborside International.
Created the Harris-Homeyer Insurance Company in January 1979 with Bill Homeyer, father of former U.S. Women's Open champion, Hillary Lunke...Attended the University of Minnesota on a hockey scholarship, but also played golf, earning first team All-America honors in golf in 1974...Played for Herb Brooks at the University of Minnesota and was the second-leading scorer for the 1974 team that won the NCAA Championship. Younger brother, Robby, was a linemate...Also started for Minnesota in 1971 when the Gophers were NCAA runners-up...Played briefly for the New England Whalers' minor league team in 1975...Father started him playing golf, and he grew up on a nine-hole course with sand greens in northern Minnesota...Is a member of the Minnesota Golf Hall of Fame and the University of Minnesota Hall of Fame...Lists Augusta National GC as his favorite course...Formerly served as the director of golf for the University of Minnesota golf programs from 2010-2011.
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Top picture: I may have a bit of a gun kink.
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Bottom picture: John's arms and Rodney's thighs. Okay, so that sentence makes me want fic where John holds Rodney's thighs apart, pinning him in place and doing dirty things to him.
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Boiling Springs, NC (Sports Network) - Gardner-Webb University announced Friday that head coach Ron Dickerson Jr. has resigned after two seasons to pursue other opportunities.
Dickerson, 41, posted a 7-15 overall record, including a 3-8 mark this past season. He was 2-4 in the Big South Conference in each of his two seasons.
The son of former Temple head football coach Ron Dickerson Sr. was the first African-American head football coach in Big South history.
"I appreciate the time and effort Ron put into our football program, and wish him the best as he moves forward with his career," Gardner-Webb vice president for athletics Chuck Burch said. "We look forward to bringing on board a coach who is committed to developing a program that will allow our football team to be successful on the field, in the classroom and the community."
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Aurus (Golden Well Hotel) fits in beautifully in this historic location. It is a magnificent, protected building - its origins can be traced to the 16th century.
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And you clearly missed the point of A.I. if you think those beings at the end of the film were 'space aliens'. Do some Googling. I missed that too...
And you clearly missed the point of A.I. if you think those beings at the end of the film were 'space aliens'. Do some Googling. I missed that too...
Just imagine - for five seconds what our response would be if, instead of illegals, Mexico decided to lob rockets at us.
The idea of 'proportional response' becomes a bit fuzzy. You want it to stop. You want them to understand that the consequences will NOT be proportional. You want them to fully realize the fist of God that is our military might. The fact remains that Hamas provokes the situation because of people like you. People who seem to think singing 'Imagine' at them will cause a sudden peace to breakout. People who provide aid and comfort to those who start lobbing rockets at civilian areas, who excuse their actions, and then expect Israel to just sit there and take it.
What would you suggest? That Israel lobs a proportional amount of rockets at random locations in Gaza? Look, these people don't WANT peace. I know that's hard for your type to understand this mindset, but from a young age, Palestinians are taught that Jews are the enemy. There is no peace to be gained in this situation, now or in the visible future.
And the provocations will continue. And the response to said provocations will continue.
Tell me, do you think Hamas is somehow surprised at Israel's response? Really? Where is this compassion for the Palestinian people when it comes to the actions of Hamas? Why aren't we calling for war crimes on these provocateurs?
MSFT stock goes up a few points...
God I wish I had mod points right now...
Also in reference to the 2010 movie, after reading the title to this article, all I could here was Curnow screaming, "It's shrinking, IT'S SHRINKING!!!"
...they did the whole 'we're going back in time to change everything' thing.
This is when I get all nostalgic for the 'old' Slashdot and wish they'd never replaced the Monty's stamping foot for this sort of thing.
Ever seen the metallic material completely stripped off of the plastic of the disk? I have. Some companies were better than others are producing quality disks - who knows what might have happened otherwise? Better not to take the chance of damaging something not restorable and doing it the hard way rather than the easy and quick method.
Perhaps. But if they can't get a permit to build the pipeline, I suspect there's a chance only slightly greater than 0 that they'd get one to build a refinery.
This isn't so much about a paid subscription as it is not having to pay Apple for each copy of Office sold. This is their way of getting around that. Wonder how long it'll take Apple to close this loophole in the future...
What you say sounds good, but the reality is, not everyone is cut out for anything other than 'menial labor'. When the low wage (think: menial) jobs are replaced by robotics, where do those people go?
I have a number of friends who work in the trucking industry as drivers. Surely, their jobs are in jeopardy as robotized trucking is right around the corner (so to speak). These are guys who love what they do, and really have no skill in anything else.
Maybe the next generation will have a greater chance at higher skilled work, but I believe that not everyone will be cut out for it, and then... What then?
I agree with you, and perhaps my comment was poorly placed in the stream. But I'm not sure an FCC-mandated Net Neutrality would apply to the 'little' guys anyway.
Let's say there was a complaint from, oh, I dunno, Aereo, for instance. You know, the guys who re-stream live TV from tiny antennas? Now here's a great example of a startup that ISP's (especially the cablecos), would LOVE to de-prioritize. So they do. And Aereo goes to the FCC and complains.
Just how long do you suppose the process will take when you take into account the government's notoriously slow moving processes, and then everyone lawyering up with 'he said/she said' testimony, tech demos and the like? My guess is that it could be held up for YEARS, and meanwhile, who's paying for those government lawyers and bureaucrats all so someone can watch Monday Night Football or some reality show over their Internet connection?
Not saying it's fair, just saying it sucks all the way around...
What about: Netflix defending it's own turf? Why must the government step into everything?
Now before you mark this as 'flamebait', consider this: What does Netflix and other providers have, that ISPs generally do not? A direct line of sight. Their own apps.
Consider: What if Netflix decided to provide an 'ISP test', presented to the user when playback is poor? Or, conversely, what if Netflix just pulled a 'Time Warner' and displayed something like: 'Your ISP purposely limits the quality level of your connection to Netflix. Here's their number, and here are other ISPs in your area who do not'...
Just an idea, and something the ISPs would have difficulty justifying.
This is my first thought...
"The numbers all go to eleven. Look, right across the board, eleven, eleven, eleven and..." -This is Spinal Tap
After 30 years, the debate rages on - is '11' any louder than 10?
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Once you really lay it all out and examine the pieces, a part of you knows deep down whether or not you will be able to accept and appreciate the entirety of this person as a partner. And it's heartbreaking to realize that as much as you want to, sometimes, you just can't. That's not to say you don't care deeply for them, but some of the pieces just don't fit where they should in order for a relationship to work. And despite knowing that, you have built your life around this person…they mean more to you than you had ever dreamed possible. You begin to doubt your own opinion. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe I will regret letting them go, maybe we are supposed to be together…It is painfully difficult to come to terms with, as your heart is torn in two different directions…it is absolutely heart-wrenching to know that you would inflict so much pain upon someone you care so deeply about, yet it would feel equally wrong to continue with them. You just want so badly to forget about it all and return to your own blissful, fabricated reality. But once you see it for what it is, there is no going back. And you know that…it's over.
Yesterday, I spent 60 dollars on groceries,
took the bus home,
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You and I may have different definitions of a good day.
This week, I paid my rent and my credit card bill,
worked 60 hours between my two jobs,
only saw the sun on my cigarette breaks
and slept like a rock.
Flossed in the morning,
locked my door,
and remembered to buy eggs.
My mother is proud of me.
It is not the kind of pride she brags about at the golf course.
She doesn't combat topics like, "My daughter got into Yale"
with, "Oh yeah, my daughter remembered to buy eggs"
But she is proud.
See, she remembers what came before this.
The weeks where I forgot how to use my muscles,
how I would stay as silent as a thick fog for weeks.
She thought each phone call from an unknown number was the notice of my suicide.
These were the bad days.
My life was a gift that I wanted to return.
My head was a house of leaking faucets and burnt-out lightbulbs.
Depression, is a good lover.
So attentive; has this innate way of making everything about you.
And it is easy to forget that your bedroom is not the world,
That the dark shadows your pain casts is not mood-lighting.
It is easier to stay in this abusive relationship than fix the problems it has created.
Today, I slept in until 10,
cleaned every dish I own,
fought with the bank,
took care of paperwork.
You and I might have different definitions of adulthood.
I don't work for salary, I didn't graduate from college,
but I don't speak for others anymore,
and I don't regret anything I can't genuinely apologize for.
And my mother is proud of me.
I burned down a house of depression,
I painted over murals of greyscale,
and it was hard to rewrite my life into one I wanted to live
But today, I want to live.
I didn't salivate over sharp knives,
or envy the boy who tossed himself off the Brooklyn bridge.
I just cleaned my bathroom,
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called my brother.
Told him, "it was a good day.
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Through August 3
As part of STL250, a region-wide celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of St. Louis, the Kemper Art Museum at Washington University presents Inside the Palace of Fine Arts: Cosmopolitanism at the 1904 World's Fair. This exhibition brings together a selection of artworks from the Museum's permanent collection that were on view at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, along with related works, to explore the role of the World's Fair in relation to local aspirations to turn the city into an international cultural center. The show features such artists as Jean Charles Cazin, Frederic Edwin Church, Charles François Daubigny, Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la Peña, and Jozef Israëls.
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No. 2 Florida State at Louisville
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Committee chair Jeff Long emphasized what many of us had already figured – things will change. If you don't like the top four, wait a week and it could change.
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It still works even if the message is not relatively prime to the modulus. Wikipedia offers two proofs - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_(algorithm)#Proofs_of_correctness
Job Evers ♦♦
A follow-up question for anyone who's been patient enough to read my wall of text above...
If I'm understanding this correctly:
e x d doesn't need to be == 1 mod phi. It suffices that it be == 1 mod (p1-1) and mod (p2-1).
In the example above, I can take encryption exponent 7 and decryption exponent 43. 7 x 43 = 301. 301 == 1 mod 10 and mod 12, but it's not == 1 mod phi.
For all i from 0 to 142, you can encrypt by taking the 7th power and decrypt by taking the 43rd power. That seems to me to be a correct cipher.
So the question is:
Ask yourself the following question from group-theory:
Given a finite abelian group $%G$%. For each element $%g\in G$%, the equation $g^r=e$ holds ($%e:=$% neutral element in $%G$%). What properties must $%r$% have ?
[1] $%G:=(Z/2Z \times Z/2Z \times Z/2Z,\ +) $% has 8 elemens. For each $%x\in G$% it holds $%x^2=e$%, hence here is $%r=2$%.
[2] $%G:=(Z/aZ \times Z/bZ,\ +) $% has $%a\cdot b$% elemens. For each $%x\in G$% it holds $%x^{a\cdot b}=e$%, hence $%r\leq ab$% (more precisely $%k\cdot r=a\cdot b$%). BUT if $%a=b$% then $%r=a$% and IF $%a,b\ both\ prime,\ different$% then $%r=a\cdot b$%.
As you can see, the answer depends on the structure of $%G$%. I assume $%r=lcm(a,b)$% in general. If you REALLY want to know, you have to study group- theory.
In our RSA-situation: Only a person who knows $%p,q$% and hence knows $%\varphi(pq)$% can tell you what $%r$%-value is enough. The answer depends on the structure of the multiplicative group $%((Z/\varphi(n))^{\times},\ast)$% . If you know $%r$%, you are able to answer the question for $%e,\ d$%.
This sounds all a bit complex, but it is not since all possible structures of $%((Z/\varphi(n))^{\times},\ast)$% are well known. Each structure defines an $%r$%. Finally you only have to test these finitely many scenarios, hence possibilities for $%r$%. After you know $%r$%, you have to find $%\ e,\ d\ $% with $%\quad ed-1\equiv 1\ mod\ r$%.
(10 May '12, 08:24)
I think you can figure out the answer to your question by looking here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmichael_function
(10 May '12, 09:30)
I think you are right. Thanks for the hint. I didn't know about its definition. As a consequence, we also could solve $%\quad e\cdot d\equiv 1\ (mod\ \lambda(n))$%.
And now I see that $%\lambda(n)=\varphi(n)$% if $%n\neq Power\ of\ 2$%, so no big progress.
(10 May '12, 09:35)
@Wolfgang : the "power of 2" part is not correct. For instance, let p=11 and q=13. n=pq=143 is not a power of 2, but the totient (120) is not equal to the reduced totient (60).
(10 May '12, 10:31)
i refer to your website, not to $%n=pq$%. But you are even right in this case. Thanks for clarification. The website lists all cases where both values are the same.
It seems that the difference of their values is not "too big".
(10 May '12, 11:58)
From an implementation point of view, calculating the reduced totient/Carmichael function requires finding the least common multiple of p and q, which I assume involves factoring p-1 and q-1. So that's probably why it's not done in practice.
But from a point of view of proving the correctness of the cipher, it seems to me (correct me if I'm wrong) that the Carmichael function is a more precise definition of what's required of e and d.
Or maybe it's just a matter of least common multiples.
For example, take primes 11 and 13 again, so modulus = 143...
Taking powers of numbers mod 143 gives you subgroups of certain sizes. For example, the powers of 42 are a subgroup of size 15: {42, 48, 14, 16, 100, 53,..., 126, 1}. Not all of the subgroups include 1, for example the powers of 26 are {26, 104, 130, 91, 78}. The biggest subgroups of this kind have size 60, as predicted by the Carmichael function, and all of the subgroup sizes are divisible by 60.
If you look at those sequences mod 11 and mod 13, more structure can be seen. The powers of 42 mod 11 run through the cycle {9,4,3,5,1}, and mod 13, they run through the cycle {3,9,1}, so the period of 15 is the combination of periods of 5 and 3.
So for encryption/decryption to work for 42 (for example) mod_pow(42, ed, 143) needs to be equal to 42. This would work if ed was 16, 31, or in general ed = 15x + 1. For 26, ed needs to be 5y + 1. Applying this to all numbers, ed - 1 needs to be a multiple of all of the subgroup sizes. The least common multiple of the subgroup sizes, which happens to be the Carmichael function, is the smallest possible ed - 1.
(10 May '12, 16:17)
[Literature] $%\quad$% Each $%(e,d)$% with $%\quad e\cdot d\equiv 1\ (mod\ Lcm(p-1,\ q-1))\quad$% would be fine to be used in RSA.
(1) Charmichael function = more precise definition ? --> If you want to use the smallest possible modulus, then Charmichael Numbers are the choice
(2) Since the value of $%\ |\lambda(n)-\varphi(n)|=$%small $%\ $% I think it's not really worth to evaluate $%\lambda(n)$%
(11 May '12, 00:08)
@D__ Could you post your follow-up question to the thread Unit 4 Questions that will be used for office hours? I think Prof. Evans should enlighten all of us on this point.
(13 May '12, 08:33)
Job targets the key-point. It's surprising that $%\quad m^{e\cdot d}\equiv m\ (mod\ n)\quad $% with $%\ n\neq prime\ $% holds for ALL $%m\in Z$%. You can use the following ($%p$% and $%q$% connecting) ''theorem'' to remove your problem and to verify Job's statement:
$%\bullet$% Let $%p,q$% be prime and $%p\neq q$%. Then it holds:
$%x\equiv a\ (mod\ p)\quad AND\quad x\equiv a\ (mod\ q)\ \Longleftrightarrow\ x\equiv a\ (mod\ pq)$%
You may also check the (very short) RSA-proof in ''Inroduction to Algorithms'' (Cormen, Lesierson, Rivest). They address exactly your point and they solve the issue nicely.


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Chicago Bears 13, Detroit Lions 7 (box score)
The Detroit Lions offense didn't live up to the expectations that come with playing under the bright lights of Monday Night Football. After rising to offensive prominence a year ago, the Lions have struggled in 2012 and Monday's loss to the Bears was no different.
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