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Hard-hitting lightweight Jeremy Stephens will replace an injured John Cholish against Yves Edwards at UFC on Fox 5. read news >>
After their initial meeting was infamously canceled last minute, lightweights Yves Edwards and Jeremy Stephens will give it another go at UFC on FOX 5. As MMAjunkie.com first reported earlier today, Edwards' original opponent, John Cholish, recently scratched due to a groin injury. In his place steps Stephens, whose incarceration canceled their planned bout this past month at UFC on FX 5. read news >>
Three men took home post-fight bonuses from UFC on Fox 5 at KeyArena in Seattle on Saturday night. read news >>
Yves Edwards needs a new opponent for next month's UFC on FOX 5 event. MMAjunkie.com today confirmed with event sources that his original opponent, lightweight John Cholish, was forced off the card with a groin injury. Officials are now searching for a replacement for the Dec. 8 card, which takes place at Seattle's KeyArena. read news >>
First it was Jeremy Stephens, and then it was Thiago Tavares, and now finally, it's John Cholish. After a whirlwind week that saw him lose two potential opponents, veteran lightweight Yves Edwards now has a date with Cholish. They've agreed to fight in December at UFC on FOX 5, Edwards today told MMAjunkie.com Radio. But this past week's fiasco is still fresh in his mind. read news >>
Following his non-fight at UFC on FX 5, Yves Edwards has received a new bout as promised by UFC President Dana White. read news >>
Just hours prior to his UFC on FX 5 collision with Yves Edwards, lightweight Jeremy Stephens was arrested in Minneapolis. However, the development will not prevent "Lil' Heathen" from competing at tonight's event, according to UFC President Dana White. read news >>
MINNEAPOLIS - UFC lightweight Jeremy Stephens might not be competing at tonight's UFC on FX 5 event. MMAjunkie.com has learned the Minneapolis Police Department arrested the hard-hitting lightweight this morning. He's being held at the Hennepin County Public Safety Facility. Stephens has yet to be formally charged with a crime, and police officials were unable to reveal the reason for the arrest. Representatives for Stephens didn't return messages. read news >>
A lightweight fight almost guaranteed to deliver fireworks has been added to UFC on FX 5. Sources close to the event today told MMAjunkie.com that Jeremy Stephens vs. Yves Edwards has been added to the event, which takes place Oct. 5 at Target Center in Minneapolis. MMAWeekly.com first reported the fight. The main card airs on FX. read news >>
A pair of veteran Octagon lightweights will throw down at the upcoming UFC on FX 5 show when Jeremy Stephens meets Yves Edwards in Minnesota. read news >>
Hard-hitting lightweight Jeremy Stephens has answered the call, stepping in for an injured Yves Edwards to meet Donald Cerrone at UFC on Fuel TV 3. read news >>
An injury has forced Yves Edwards out of UFC on Fuel 3 and in his place Jeremy Stephens will step in to face Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone on the May 15 card. read news >>


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San Francisco has a home field advantage, and they may need it. Quarterback Drew Brees has the New Orleans offense humming. The Saints are the top-rated offense in the NFL, averaging just over 34 points and 467 yards per game. New Orleans is arguably the poster child for today's NFL formula that "offenses win championships."
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More Than Me Foundation of New Jersey was awarded a $1 million grant from Chase at the second annual American Giving Awards on NBC. Host Joel McHale was joined by presenters Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Jenna Fisher, Anthony Anderson, Sarah Hyland and Jenna Elfman to announce the five finalists that were chosen by Facebook users and Chase online customers.
More Than Me Foundation is committed to help young Liberian girls get off the street and into the classroom. The charity plans to use the $1 million to help build a boarding school that will educate 1,000 girls in West Africa. They expect the school to be sustainable in five years.
"The 2012 AGAs lived up to it's billing as an emotional and inspiring evening," said Dalila Wilson-Scott, CFO of the JPMorgan Chase Foundation. "Our Facebook fans and customers came together once again to choose five outstanding charities to receive Chase grants. I am truly humbled by the amazing work these organizations do every day to make this world a better place."
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In addition to More Than Me Foundation's $1 million grant, the following four finalists will share in $1 million in grants from Chase:- $500,000: Krochet Kids International, a Costa Mesa, Calif.-based accessories brand working to eradicate poverty through sustainable economic development programs and unique, one-of-a-kind products.
- $250,000: Timmy Global Health, based in Indianapolis, Ind., which expands access to healthcare and empowers students and volunteers to tackle today's most pressing global health challenges.
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As I write this it looks like all the players have weighed in with their new distribution offerings. I've checked out my favorites and found them all wanting, but still a site better than those from the past. This time, though, I've noticed what I would consider a lot more griping and general discontent than before among the user community. I always figured new releases were a time of rejoicing that someone else went to the trouble of upgrading everything for me. Last time around I seem to recall a lot of whining about the distros installing with everything in the world turned on (Telnet, FTP, etc.). The distros heard this and tightened down. Now I hear the same gripe, only this time it's because nothing (or almost nothing) is turned on by default. Guess some things just never change. But I for one am enjoying the moment, discovering where the engineers squirreled away all the scripts and configuration files this time. It'll soon be old hat. And when I've got the half-dozen distros I'm running here down pat, I guess I'll just have to go check out the other 112-plus. I feel like a kid at Burger King, having it all my way. Gee, it's great to be running Linux.
FreeMED freemed.org
The FreeMED program is striving for ISO9000 compliance with a complete package for a medical practice or hospital. It's not there yet, lacking several major features, but looks good, performs well and is quite easy to install. For security, just drop this into your secure web document root and go. Requires: web server w/ PHP4 and MySQL support, MySQL server, phpwebtools, web browser.
EthStatus ethstatus.calle69.net
If you want to monitor the status of one or more Ethernet interfaces in a system, this small utility is for you. It will show you, both graphically and in numbers, what your interface is doing and even whether it's up or down. The author has included a small utility to set up startup at boot. But even if you don't have one of the distributions mentioned, you can set it up. Output can be sent to an unused VT for monitoring at any time by anyone. Requires: libncurses, glibc.
Sysmon sysmon.org
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wavemon jm-music.de/projects.html
If any of you use a wireless network, you are almost certainly aware of the paucity of tools for these cards. Well, for those using the WaveLAN or similar, at least one tool is available. While wavemon isn't a panacea; it's a start. It works for a myriad of cards, including the Lucent Orinoco and many others. Now, if some tool would just allow this card to be used under Linux as an access point. Requires: libm, libncurses, glibc.
popaccess ftp.innercite.com/pub/popaccess
I know many administrators face the problem of allowing only certain authorized individuals access to their mail server without making it a relay for low-life spammers. But when your road warriors are traveling, or, like me, you have folks who access the server from all over the world, you need something. What I liked about popaccess is that it's all in one file, not three or four. Configuration is simple and it works. Requires: Perl, perl module IO::Seekable.
SimpleCDR ogre.rocky-road.net/cdr.shtml
I have nothing against xcdroast. I also have nothing against X. But sometimes working from a TTY is faster or easier, so often I do. SimpleCDR works in most any environment but is particularly well suited to a VT. It won't burn your CD any faster, but you don't need to fire up X to use it. Requires: libncurses, libstdc++, libm, glibc.
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Sometimes, you just need to create multiple CDs. Most systems I've worked on would require several CDs if you wanted to use them for backups. multiCD was made just for that purpose. Even as it's burning one CD, it can be creating the next so that burning can continue uninterrupted. For obvious reasons, this won't work on a slow system. Requires: Perl.
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If you require a RADIUS server, for whatever purpose, you'll at least want to take a look at IC-RADIUS. Once installed, all administration is performed through a web browser (though you'll want a secure server to perform remote administration). You can create groups, users, view statistics and more. Network logins via dialup are very fast. Requires: MySQL, libmysqlclient, libm, libcrypt, libnsl, libz, glibc.
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I also had issues with the notorious speakerphone/mute/force close bug when answering a call on all Gingebread ROMS, not just PE. However, I installed a LV kernel, and set the governor to interactive, the minimum frequency to 500 MHz and the max to 1000 MHz, with the theory being that because the phones that are supposed to run Gingerbread via OEM have processors upwards of 800 MHz+, Gingerbread may not just be capable of retrieving calls from sleep at the low frequencies of our Droids (from what I have read, most people set the minimum to 250 - 400 MHz.) I tested this by placing 15 phones calls to my phone to see, and was able to answer them without any issues, as opposed to about 4 out out of every 15 FC'ing before I jacked up the frequencies. I played around a bit more, and it seems the sweet spot is 500 MHz or higher minimum frequency, and 800 MHz or higher max to avoid issues. It may be in my head, but it appears on my phone at least, this is the solution. If you are worried about your phone running hot or battery drain, I am using one of CorCor's LV kernel's and my phone is cool and lasting a solid 15 hours with heavy use. Let me know if this works for anyone else!
I wonder if using setcpu's incall profile would work the same way...because the whole point of running low frequencies is to let the phone cool off more quickly and mainly for better battery life Sent from my Droid using DroidForums
I'll try that, I had it set at 250. My only problem with PE is sometimes when I answer a phone call from sleep, it will continue to vibrate during the call and I can't end the call. When the other person hangs up, the call ends and the Phone force closes. The Dialer doesn't work again until I do a battery pull. This happened the 2nd day I flashed PE (Friday), then worked great all weekend and Monday, then today it did it twice in a row. I have answered probably 3 calls since then that went OK. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? I went to 500 min with the governor at interactive. I hope this doesn't hurt battery life much. I really need to see 14 hrs of life.
Any word on this? This is the only issue that has been plaguing me with the gingerbread roms as well. It seems that 4 days of running a gingerbread rom is the sweet spot. After 4 days, my chances of not being able to answer incoming calls goes up. And the longer I leave my phone on (hour wise) doesn't help either.
My gingerbread update was acting up so I did a factory reset and it works flawlessly I really like it. Sent from my DROID X2 using DroidForums
I wouldn't say the GB roms are acting up. It's just answering phone calls that is the issue. I've played with about 5-6 different roms over the past couple weeks now with the same results on answering calls.
Thanks for posting this I've noticed this too, especially since the Droid wasn't suppose to get GB in the first place I figured it was because it runs at a lower speed and not really a memory issue. What I've found out is that CorCor's kernels are better than the default and actngrezy's kernels. I don't know why but his higher speeds tend to work with my phone. In using Actngrezy's kernels even the faster ones I would still have trouble picking up the phone. Right now I'm using CorCor's 1.05 ghz, runs flawlessly.
villain1998, I took your advice and stuck on a LV 1200 CorCor kernel and it's been working beautfully. I've been able to answer my phone for the past 3 days straight now.
I know a lot of guys are keen on running their d1 @ 1ghz+, but I really do not see the need. This is how I run my Droid, no matter what rom/kernal combo. I use either a 600 or 700 slot and run it at performance governor. It never has wake up lag like you get with ondemand governor. 600-700mhz is more than enough to run apps and games on the D1 (cpu speed is not the d1's issue, its the lack of ram). Give it a try,battery life is great and performance is too. I think you'll change your mind. Sent from my Droid using DroidForums
I was having problems with the phone continuing the vibrate. I think I solved it. I went with Chevy's LV 1 ghz kernel and used set cpu to keep the range from 125 to 800. I'm using the performance scaling. Made a profile so that when the screen is off it is at 250 min, 550 max. The only time I let it go below 250 is when it is charging. I haven't had the vibrate issue for over a week now. I get about 14 hrs on a charge using the phone normally. For me that's 5 to 6 calls, probably 30 texts, a little PowerAmp, read the news, etc.


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Investigating Perceptions of Students to a Peer-Based Academic Integrity Presentation Provided by Residence Dons
- Lucia Zivcakova,
- Eileen Wood,
- Gail Forsyth,
- Martin Zivcak,
- Joshua Shapiro,
- Amanda Coulas,
- Amy Linseman,
- Brittany Mascioli,
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This study investigated students' (n = 819) perceptions following a prepared, common presentation regarding academic integrity provided by their residence dons. This peer instruction study utilized both quantitative and qualitative analyses of survey data within a pre-test post-test design. Overall, students reported gains in knowledge, as well as confidence in their knowledge of academic integrity. Notably, students reported increases in their personal value for academic integrity after participating in the presentations. Overall, the quality and content of the presentations were judged positively, and participants' ratings of the presentation were predictive of increases in personal value of academic integrity, as well as self-reported knowledge and confidence gains. Qualitative analyses supported that the key ideas in the presentation served as the focal material for discussion, but also introduced specific topics that students wanted to explore in greater depth.
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- Zivcakova, L., Wood, E., Forsyth, G., Dhillon, N., Ball, D., Corolis, B., et al. (2012b). Examining the impact of dons providing peer instruction for academic integrity: Dons' and students' perspectives. Journal of Academic Ethics, 10(2), 137–150. doi:10.1007/s10805-012-9153-8. CrossRef
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- Title
- Investigating Perceptions of Students to a Peer-Based Academic Integrity Presentation Provided by Residence Dons
- Journal
Journal of Academic Ethics
Volume 12, Issue 2 , pp 89-99
- Cover Date
- 2014-06-01
- 10.1007/s10805-014-9206-2
- Print ISSN
- 1570-1727
- Online ISSN
- 1572-8544
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Academic integrity
- Academic misconduct
- Peer-instruction
- Instructional intervention
- Authors
- Lucia Zivcakova (1)
- Eileen Wood (1)
- Gail Forsyth (1)
- Martin Zivcak (1)
- Joshua Shapiro (1)
- Amanda Coulas (1)
- Amy Linseman (1)
- Brittany Mascioli (1)
- Stephen Daniels (1)
- Valentin Angardi (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Psychology, Wilfrid Laurier University, 75 University Ave, Waterloo, ON, Canada, N2L 3C5


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The Imagination is a Muscle
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In the last two weeks, during Christmas vacation, our family has had conversations about good and evil, conformity and individuality, space and time travel, physics, and mind control. That's because we are about three quarters of the way through reading A Wrinkle in Time by Madeline L'Engle. It's a book I read when I was in [...]
7 Things to Pray for Your Children
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Encourage post from Jon Bloom here about how to pray for your children: 1. That Jesus will call them and no one will hinder them from coming. Then children were brought to him that he might lay his hands on them and pray. The disciples rebuked the people, but Jesus said, "Let the little children [...]
Actors Audition for Dad
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Maybe a bit cheesy, but it still struck a chord with this dad:
My Favorite Prayer My Wife Prays for our Children
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Jana prays for our kids a lot, and in a lot of different ways. As a matter of fact, if you came into our kitchen, you would see a set of notecards on the windowsill. Each notecard has a specific characteristic on it – things like courage, faith, purity, gentleness – these are things she [...]
I Want to Be a Dad who Sings
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I'm with you, Trevin: Am I going to be a Dad who sings? As a kid, I spent a half hour or so every morning in the van with Dad and my younger siblings heading to school. Some of my musical preferences today hark back to the soundtrack of our morning commute. From the guitar-driven [...]
Busy All the Time
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Great post here from Cameron Cole about the epidemic of the over-scheduled family: As a suburban youth pastor in a context where nearly all of my students attend college, I witness every day the madness and fallout from the frenetic, overloaded schedules of these children. Parents feel helpless and trapped in this lifestyle, while kids [...]
The Love of God is Not Naive
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I think sometimes about when our first child was born. They were days of firsts. First cry; first bath; first dirty diaper; first feeding; first sneeze; first outfit. It was amazingly cute at every moment. Pictures were taken to memorialize everyone of those instances and more. And then we went home. Fast forward about 2 [...]
5 Minutes
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"Daddy, can you…" And you can fill in the blank with the rest, can't you? Color this with me, look at the battle I set up with Lego's, read me this book… and the list goes on and on. This is the life of the parent; it's the constant stream of requests without, for the [...]
18 Things You Won't Regret Doing with Your Kids
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This is a great post from Tim Challies. Click over to read his elaboration on each: 1. Praying with them for them. 2. Reading books to them. 3. Kissing them goodnight. 4. Taking them to church. 5. Taking them out for breakfast. 6. Letting my friends be their friends. 7. Doing family devotions. 8. Disciplining [...]
A Letter to my 9-year-old Cancer Survivor
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Dear Joshua: I know September is just another month in the year to you. It's not yet Christmas; and it's not your birthday month. I'm pretty sure Labor Day means little more to you than just one of "those" days when you don't have to go to school. But it actually means something else to [...]


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That's Al Gore's eye in Fourth of You Lie. Don't think I didn't notice! A really cool header nonetheless!
By: waldopaper on July 5, 2011
at 8:48 pm-
Danka, but don't get paranoid Waldo. That's not Al-gorda. It's the bookend to the fireworks on the right. Just abstract schematics.
By: Puddy Dunne on July 6, 2011
at 9:02 am
"Stories don't have to be true."
And most aren't.
Because consensus is 90 percent imaginary and 100 percent transitory, it is the individual interpretation of the story that is believed. And that interpretation has a good 80 percent odds of not a being based on critical analysis, in a given population.
As valuable a tool as communication is, it is rarely successful on any but a trivial degree. It is an epistemic conundrum of the hairless ape.
\\ii//By: hybridrogue1 on July 5, 2011
at 10:29 pm-
"It is an epistemic conundrum of the hairless ape".
\\ii//True dat. Most stories don't NEED to be true. When the last fertile survivors replicate in the rubble, what single dna molecule or meme will claim responsibility for the offspring?
By: waldopaper on July 5, 2011
at 11:45 pm
I'm glad you asked Waldo,
Zaba the one eyed zygote. This will be a purple creature, and eventually evolve to have wings, and the capacity for time travel.
The first successful trip to the past was in the early 50's and documented in a popular song of the era.
Being they were partially mutated with a vegetable gene, this first time traveling Zaba became contaminated with a Monsanto terminator gene, and the species went extinct over and over again through many time tunnels.
The last cataloged entry is set at track X + = bardo 13
All of the final tracks in that sequence play out with Earth destroyed in the 90s or 80s. and 6 bardoettes in the 1300s AD.For a full bardo accounting, see Source P [for particulate] 9912 tollhauzen5B: Specterate 19
\\ii//By: hybridrogue1 on July 6, 2011
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Mountain Meadows massacre -West Side Story
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Zygote-The Afrikaner [coto header posted 7/19/10]
By: Puddy Dunne on July 6, 2011
at 9:18 am
Ooh Eeh, Ooh Ah Aah, Ting Tang, Walla Walla Bing Bang!
Well I saw the thing comin outta the sky… it had one long horn and one big eye.
By: waldopaper on July 6, 2011
at 1:59 am-
Your eye-sight is 20-20 Waldo and your aim is 30-30
By: Puddy Dunne on July 6, 2011
at 9:23 am
Yea…and next thing y'all be trine ta tell me is that "Love Potion Number 9″ is an early warning of the 9/11 attacks…you tin hearted complacency nuts will make up anything to make this great cunt tree look bad.
I'm tellin' dad.
\\ii//By: hybridrogue1 on July 6, 2011
at 10:24 am-
:) – extaordinary jocoseness Rogue. I was forced to fall to the floor and gyrate on your recent witticism and must commend Waldo on a superior post and shedding more insight to the historical scams in the dark continent by the mormonies and other crab people.
By: Puddy Dunne on July 7, 2011
at 8:48 am
crab people?
who tf? thought that one up?
a story..immediately implies untruth/ fantasy.
our lunatic PM wants us on board with the carbon story …..
all on the same page..
now isnt that a telling phrase:-)By: ozspeaksup on July 8, 2011
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They will wander on to the empty stage set, find some doorknob and declare it KING.
not fair Waldo:-)
I have a seriously bad cold /cough.
that line damn near killed me laughing
A1wonder why? it is people can suspend rational thought and immerse in book film whatever media. by knowing they are.
but when its still happening OUTside the theatre, they dont realise?
but then
who has the rights on reality anyway:-)By: ozspeaksup on July 8, 2011
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Suspension of disbelief. It is part of every story, even the Three Little Pigs: Pathos, Ethos and Logos.
Turn it off- like a light switch!
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at 12:12 pm
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PSU's big board: Defensive backs
By Josh Moyer
The secondary is a focus with this class, so the recruits here will play a big role in whether this 2014 class will be considered a success.
As a result, NittanyNation decided to produce a top-five list that attempts to mirror the Lions' big board.
Daquan Worley
already committed, but there's at least two more open spots here.
Jabrill Peppers
, Paramus (N.J.) Catholic, 6-foot-1, 205 pounds
Five stars; No. 2 in ESPN 150
Main competition:
Michigan, Stanford and LSU are at the front of the pack right now with the Wolverines as the clear favorite.
Penn State is still a longshot for Jabrill Peppers, but the Nittany Lions will have another chance to host the nation's No. 2 prospect.
Scouting report:
"This young man is a game changer and could project at a few different positions at the next level but DB, likely corner, might be the spot." --
ESPN scouting report
He's the top overall guy on the Lions' recruiting board, and he has the ability to instantly contribute on both sides of the ball. If PSU can somehow reel him in, just one year after picking up top-rated QB
Christian Hackenberg
, that would send quite the message to other recruits that PSU remains a top destination.
PSU's chances:
Low. It's great news for PSU's staff that he'll be back for a visit May 18, but he's still a longshot to commit to the Nittany Lions right now. Maybe that changes May 19. But, for now, it would be a huge surprise -- one of the biggest in PSU's recruiting history -- for Peppers to pledge to the Blue and White.
Dravon Henry
, Aliquippa (Pa.) High School, 5-foot-11, 181 pounds
Four stars; No. 127 in ESPN 150
Main competition:
Pittsburgh is definitely the favorite right now because his family -- such as cousin Darrelle Revis -- has a history there. Ohio State and West Virginia also made his initial top four, and Florida State is pretty intriguing as a recent offer.
Scouting report:
"Henry is a versatile, smooth athlete with production as a running back, but might be best suited as a safety. Overall, he is a well-rounded prospect who has many good qualities on both sides of the ball." --
ESPN scouting report
It's clear he boasts the versatility that this staff craves, and his father said PSU is among the teams going after him the hardest. Henry is very high on PSU's big board, and it's likely that the Lions would take him whenever he would be ready to commit.
PSU's chances:
Medium. Penn State might be the No. 2 school here, but the Panthers aren't going to be an easy team to overcome. Henry will be training with Revis a few weeks this summer, and the NFL star will undoubtedly have some advice ready for Henry.
3. CB Troy Vincent, Baltimore (Md.) Gilman, 5-foot-9, 189 pounds
Four stars
Main competition:
Maryland and Wisconsin are pretty high on his list right now. The Terrapins are close to home, while his father played for the Badgers.
Scouting report:
"Overall, Vincent is an instinctive athlete and quality football player with consistent production. Our only question is if he possesses the speed and explosiveness to continue making plays at the next level." --
ESPN scouting report
ESPN lists him as an athlete, but PSU clearly wants him in the secondary. He's versatile but still polished as a DB because he's been trained by his father and the father of PSU cornerback Stephon Morris, Roman Morris.
PSU's chances:
High. Vincent enjoyed his recent visit to PSU, and the Nittany Lions probably have the edge right now. He's a fan of the aggressive scheme and is good friends with early enrollee
Jordan Smith
Marcus Allen
, Upper Marlboro (Md.) Wise, 6-foot-2, 190 pounds
Not rated
Main competition:
Maryland and Pitt are high up on his list -- the Terrapins because they're close and Pitt because, like Henry, he has some family connections there.
He's a former linebacker, and you can definitely see that influence when he plays safety. The staff told Allen it believes he's capable of playing early, and he definitely boasts a high ceiling.
PSU's chances:
High. He's been on campus twice in two months, so that obviously bodes well for the Nittany Lions. He didn't know much about PSU in February but, come March, the Nittany Lions shot up his chart.
Montae Nicholson
, Monroeville (Pa.) Gateway, 6-foot-2, 195 pounds
Four stars
Main competition:
Pitt is always a distinct possibility with players such as Nicholson who are so close to campus, and the DB said Temple is also a potential landing spot. He's also intent on soon visiting Florida State and Georgia Tech.
Scouting report:
"Nicholson is a dynamic, two-way player whose athleticism and ball skills create big-play productivity on both sides of the football. He is big, physical and athletic with playmaker instincts." --
ESPN scouting report
He earned an offer over the summer, so PSU liked what it saw in Nicholson pretty early. He also plays some cornerback. ESPN lists him as an athlete, and PSU visited Gateway on Monday.
PSU's chances:
Medium. It's difficult to get a good read on Nicholson, but he said Wednesday night he continues to be interested in the Nittany Lions. His recruiting picture might become a bit clearer when he spends more time on campus.


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Joey D and I talk endlessly about whether or not to sell our house, move somewhere warm, or just stay here where it is convenient and keep updating our home for our pleasure and comfort (I'm currently renovating our master closet!). We inevitably land back on staying here, at least not selling, even if we […]
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Oh clumsy me
I've never been what you would call graceful. I'm pretty clumsy in fact. And getting older isn't helping that situation at all. Here's a little story to illustrate. The other night I was getting ready for bed, later than usual at 12:30, and I drew a bath. I have a nice big Jacuzzi style soaking […]
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The drugs finally got me
They finally got me. I've been resisting taking any daily drug my whole life. I only took birth control pills for a few months before deciding that I didn't like the idea of altering my hormones. They must be doing something unnatural to my body for them to keep me from getting pregnant, I reasoned, […]
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Happy Anniversary Baby
Time for another anniversary, this time a happy one. Joey D and I celebrate our 32nd wedding anniversary today. Usually he's out of town and we celebrate the weekend after, but because of some travel hassles, he missed his flight this morning and had to reschedule to tomorrow, so now we can have a nice […]
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Goodbye Mom (one year anniversary)
Today is the one year anniversary of my mother's death. I was privileged to be with her, holding her hand as she drifted off. It wasn't dramatic, it wasn't a surprise, it just peacefully happened as we expected it would, since we had been working with Hospice care at her house for a while. It's […]
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Round and round we go
What is it with traffic circles (or roundabouts, as they are called in transportation lingo)? People can't seem to figure out how to enter them, what side they should be on, and they are a-scairt. Developed to ease traffic flow, they are still a mystery to many drivers (or at least the ones I am […]
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It's sunny, it's warm, it's a beautiful day. My kids are home to celebrate mother's day with me, and I'm so happy to be with them. Because now I am the only mother. This is the first year that I won't bring my Mom over for a family celebration. She died in July. Yesterday, my […]
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text: DJ Lucas wrote these words on 11/02/05 21:21 CST: > This message is directed toward Randy since those packages have been > updated by him most recently, but posted here for history's sake. > > Any objection to an added note about '--enable-ldap' being needed for > OpenOffice in the Firefox, Thunderbird, and Mozilla instructions? I would really need more background to answer this question. Is is mandatory for OOo? What is the need for? Thunderbird and Moz don't really create an issue, however, the note would also need to include a blurb that OpenLDAP is required. But OpenLDAP is an optional dependency, so how can it be required? Somewhat a contradiction. But nothing that couldn't be overcome. Perhaps a note such as (and I'm guessing because I don't have enough background on your question to answer it properly): "If you plan on building OpenOffice, you'll need to ensure that OpenLDAP is installed and add --enable-ldap to the configure script" Firefox does however create an issue. The default browser/config/mozconfig file in the firefox tree explicitly disables ldap using --disable-ldap. Changing this would be contrary to the Moz developers and something I'm not sure we want to do. Besides, what does LDAP support in Firefox do? To the best of my knowledge it is only used by the address book functionality, which Firefox doesn't provide. Not trying to be a stick-in-the-mud, but adding a note to Firefox which contradicts the Firefox developers suggestions, seems counter-productive. Especially considering that many folks don't use the Firefox instructions from BLFS, but build it using the method suggested by the Moz devs (which as we all know by know produces the same result) but they would have to figure out how to accommodate for OpenOffice. This would mean editing the default browser/config/mozconfig file. Seems it would contribute to many support questions. I will however, leave the decision up to you. -- Randy rmlscsi: [GNU ld version 22.214.171.124.2 20041220] [gcc (GCC) 3.4.3] [GNU C Library stable release version 2.3.4] [Linux 2.6.10 i686] 21:41:01 up 39 days, 7:05, 3 users, load average: 0.09, 0.11, 0.23


text: Well, I've done it. I've owned and carried a Glock for the first time. Liked it, and all in all it was a great gun. Just couldn't get over the plastic frame. I just don't like plastic guns. So the Glock had to go. Now I'm all revolvers again. Yay me. I've owned, shot, and traded just about every mainstream handgun out, the Glock was the last on my bucket list. And it almost got me, but that plastic frame just isn't my thing. And sure 13+1 of .40s&w was comforting. But 5 rounds of +p .38 Special is nothing to sneeze at. And I feel very well armed with 5 shots I know for sure are going bang vs 13 maby's. And now I've finally realized. There isn't a semi auto on the market that I would be as happy carrying over my snub. Perhaps a 1911 commander size is in my near future for occational carry, but only when I can manage my snub as a BUG. Not downing autos. Just not for me, at least not for carry anyway. I may add one or two down the road to use as range toys, but for me that's the only use I have for a semi. For social work I'll keep my snub, or maby a nice 4" revolver in cooler weather when clothing will allow.


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quote:It's a few things. 1) people don't know or care that all politics is local. No one calls or writes their reps to demand action because they know nothing will likely change. Pols aren't held accountable. They spend election years cultivating an image. Because of this, we have: 2) a class of politicians who are adjudged only by the media. Nearly all mass media has an angle and they whip people into the according frenzy and call it news. This wouldn't be a problem except: 3) even with the dawn of the Internet, which allows rapid source checking and comparison, people aren't researching. We made it almost too easy, but they would prefer to be fed info snacks in a passive manner. They hate numbers and math. Just give us the gotcha line, please. This has resulted in: 4) University of Blue vs. Red State University, a classic rivalry where the only taste sweeter than victory is knowing the look of defeat on the faces of those fricking ignorant rubes from the other school. This rivalry is heated, legendary. When a big issue is put on by the media in the stadium of cable news, these crowds go to war. Who could forget when Blue pulled off Obama Care late in the 4th via a blown play from Roberts? Or that time Red absolutely steamrolled Blue with crushing defense on gun control? But then... after the game ends... after the winning team gloats and the butthurt losers commiserate... Red and Blue fans go home. After a few days, it's just a memory. After 6 days, the itch is growing again. On day 7, there they are: Blue is waving snarky posters, Red is hammered drunk screaming insults. It's time for another weekly match in the stadium of public opinion in this historic rivalry. All that matters is winning. And you know who wins? Coaches. The professionals win these games. We let Ailes and Soros decide these things. Not ourselves. Can you imagine US coaching? Googling separate sources on the Internet and making determinations of fact and credibility for ourselves? frick??!! That would probably take like 15 minutes a day! Ain't nobody got time for dat! So we trust the pros, the elite coaches to call the plays. We just applaud the ones that go our way and above all, WE STAY LOYAL. For this reason, all the nonfans really have nothing to look forward to on Saturdays. Instead, they can wait four years for: 7) the World Cup. Election time, bitches. This is finally their chance to fricking set the world right. Now, it's really important to note that although some people want a certain team to win, it's better to just place your 1 bet (unless you work in counting the goals) on the team that can win. America picks the UK and Peru picks Brazil because, shit, their home teams don't stand a chance. Then, these non Red or Blue fans who were so rationally uninvested in football forget about all that and throw their one bet in on a team they only sort of like in the quadrennial ultimate game of Football. Wash, rinse, repeat. If you want to take comfort in something, let it be this. You're right. 100% of Americans should be fuxking pissed that the IRS targeted people for political reasons. It's fricking illegal. But... they aren't. All you can really do is replace hope with the awesome sense of schadenfreude that will arise when a Republican comes in and drone strikes Americans, classifies the legal rationale for it, blames all the problems on the dems because they can't get things done, gets reelected even with a shitty economy, and lies to the people on television weekly. NO ONE knows how to commit some abuses of power and executive overreach like my boys in the GOP. Rove and Cheney are probably grooming the next repub spin doctor right now. When it all finally happens, take a sweet sweet sip of bourbon and relax, knowing that even though the red team is betraying its ideals and failing the people, it is hurting the Blue team so damn bad they can't stand it. That, my friend, is what you have to look forward to when the rest of the country refuses to google some facts, contact their reps, acknowledge their team's failures, and vote in their own local elections. It was a great run.
quote:This shite deserves a thread of it's own and KUDOS to Tigerlaff
quote:I don't know why 7) came after 4), but I think the overall effect is there.
quote:NO ONE knows how to commit some abuses of power and executive overreach like my boys in the GOP.
quote:yet so sad.
quote: if they're wrong, they're going to be horrified at the license they've empowered the modern president with
quote:NO ONE knows how to commit some abuses of power and executive overreach like my boys in the GOP. This is why I don't understand why Democrats aren't more cautious.
quote:but they do have one thing the GOP doesn't have with which to put the brakes on. the MSM.
quote:The question we have to ask ourselves is how did it come to this in the first place and how long did it take to get here. This shift in organized stupidity didn't start yesterday. It's crept slowly into our lives - so imperceptible that we were too busy to notice. Sort of like cracks in the driveway. And then we get up one day and there it is.
quote:About the only critique I have of the post is that IMV, one reason repubs are starting to struggle is that even though, just like dems, the vast majority on the right are also "rah team" types, there is a larger subset on the right than the left who are distrusting of govt in general. I think that the subset on the right that is like this have finally reached the point where they hate fricking Dems but are fed up with Repub abuses also and are tired of even trying to defend it. Those people are staying home.


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LS Lowry painting sold for £2.3m at auction
A painting by LS Lowry described as one of his "most exciting works" has been sold for £2.3 million.
Station Approach, Manchester, was painted in 1960 and depicts the scene outside the London and North Western Railway Exchange Station.
It was sold on Tuesday at a sale of modern and post-war British art at Sotheby's auction house.
Sotheby's spokeswoman Frances Christie described it as "a superb example of Lowry at his very best".
She added: "Station Approach, Manchester is one of Lowry's most exciting works to emerge on to the market in recent years.
LS Lowry
- Born in November 1887, Laurence Stephen Lowry lived and worked around Manchester and Salford
- After being rejected by the Manchester Municipal College of Art in 1903, he continued to take private art classes
- In 1953 he was appointed an official artist at the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
- In 1968 he rejected a knighthood proposed by the prime minister in the New Year's Honours list
- Lowry died on 23 February 1976, seven months before the opening of a major retrospective of his work at the Royal Academy, London
Source: Sotheby's
"Lowry was a master at portraying the energy and vitality of everyday life and in Station Approach, Manchester he captures the hustle and bustle of the crowds heading home after a hard day's work."
Built in 1884 and closed in 1969, the Victorian front of the station had already been taken down by the time Lowry painted the work.
The station, which lay close to Manchester Cathedral, has since been fully demolished and the station approach is now a car park.
A collection of 13 paintings by LS Lowry sold at auction in March for a total price of more than £15m.
And in November, a painting of a scene in a Caithness town by the artist sold for £890,500. In 2011, The Football Match, painted in 1949 and which depicts hundreds of the artist's signature stick figures, sold for a record £5.6m.


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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Gwinnett inmate crews could soon be cleaning up the Gwinnett Village area, after a deal was struck by commissioners Tuesday.
The decision will allow the crews to be dispatched to any of Gwinnett's community improvement districts, quasi-governmental self-taxing business districts intent on improving their communities.
"We take a lot of pride in the roadside appeal we have helped to cultivate, but it certainly isn't cheap to maintain," said Chuck Warbington, executive director for Gwinnett Village CID, the only group to express interest so far. "This process will allow us to do the same amount of maintenance for significant reduction of costs."
The agreement mimics a cooperation opening the service to Gwinnett's 15 cities, although staffing constraints will not allow immediate use, Warden David Peek said.
A year after commissioners voted to close the county prison, officials are still trying to rebuild the program, after the closure was reversed.
In the past, the prison operated 18 work crews, but staffing only allows six work crews now, which are dispatched to various parks and government buildings. Because county needs are the top priority, crews are not sent to local cities at this time, Peek said.
Officials hope to add enough staff to reissue the crews by the end of the year.
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3 Not Bad!drummop | 27/04/2010 | See all drummop's reviews (97)Great perfromance by Cage as the drug addict cop! Almost a remake of the Abel Ferrera film even down to harassing club goers for drugs/sex, but it's not quite as powerful or shocking. Eva Mendes is great in the support role. Worth a look!
3 Another Bent KopBrendanHughes | 03/02/2010 | See all BrendanHughes's reviews (251)Its a good film based on Cage's perfomance but that was all there was,i have seen this all before in fact the Harvey Kietal Bad Lieutenant was better than this but very similar characthers even though not at all based on one another.If your a cage fan you will like it,its a slight improvement since Bangkok dangerous but not much else.
5 NICOLAS UNCAGEDHONESTBAZ | 20/02/2013 | See all HONESTBAZ's reviews (299)Top 100 Music Reviewer I know it's often said with Nicolas Cage,he can be very hit and miss,big hit this time.His acting is top notch here as the heavily corrupt and drugged up cop. This is the story of a murder case,but when the main cop in charge could be argued as being more of a malefactor than those he's trying to catch,you do wonder what's going on in the world.His charcter is on a downward spiral,clealry messed up and not caring. He goes from bad to worse,stealing drugs from miscreants and acting oddly,getting more and more out of it.This won't be for everyone,is any film? But if a lot of strong language and drug use doesn't offend you,it's most definitely one to watch.I does get very odd at times,when Cage's character is clealry influenced by the drugs in what he's seeing,but great performances by all make this one of the best corrupt cop films i've ever seen.


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Brittney Palmer gives Arianny Celeste a run for her money
UFC may be the premier mixed martial arts organization, but the WEC is showing it can compete with them when it comes to ring girls. The absolutely stunning Brittney Palmer stripped down for a recent photo shoot for the troops, showing off a hell of a body (video below). Arianny Celeste better watch her back, »
UFC Sidekick Tryouts (with Wilmer Valderrama)
Somehow Dominick Cruz, Ian McCall, and Joe Benavidez got roped into doing this skit for College Humor. It would have been a lot better if they choked out Wilmer Valderrama. The only good part of this is Brittney Palmer in a catsuit »
Arianny Celeste is my Ultimate Fantasy
15,000 limes and Arianny Celeste…What can be better than that? Maybe adding Brittney Palmer and 15,000 lemons »


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