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Police say Swearingen was assaulted by cousin of man shot in 2004
A man who twice has faced trial for his suspected involvement in a January 2004 double homicide was taken to jail after he was stabbed at a nightclub early Sunday in what police are calling retaliation for the homicides.
Richard Tobon, 22, and Manuel Salazar, 29, are accused of assaulting Darrell Lee Swearingen at a nightclub in the 300 block of North Chaparral Street about 1:30 a.m. Sunday. According to police, Tobon stabbed Swearingen with a knife in the neck, chest and back. Salazar hit Swearingen on the head with a beer bottle, according to Capt. John Houston.
Swearingen is accused of fatally shooting Tobon's cousin, Isaac Eli Maldonado, and Maldonado's girlfriend, Jenna Kay Patek, as they slept on the second floor of Maldonado's mother's house. Salazar is not related to Maldonado, police said.
According to Houston, the stabbing is thought to be retaliation for the homicides.
Swearingen has gone on trial twice for the capital murder charges, both times resulting in deadlocked juries. His third trial is set for Nov. 27.
District Judge Sandra Watts issued a warrant Monday for Swearingen's arrest because he failed to comply with conditions of his bond by being at the nightclub, according to court officials. Swearingen has been out on bond for the capital murder charges.
Tobon and Salazar tried to leave the club after the stabbing but were arrested by off-duty officers who worked there, Houston said. The knife used in the stabbing was found in Tobon's waistband, Houston added.
Swearingen was taken to Christus Spohn Hospital Memorial with minor injuries and was released early Monday, police said.
Tobon and Salazar were released from the Nueces County Jail Sunday night on $15,000 bonds each for charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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Women's Gear Review: Life Jackets
Available in two new colors for the 2010 season, the Abba comes in a cool black and a flashy cranberry. It's the only women's life jacket that's made with organic Kapok floatation. It has a front zip entry, shorter torso then the unisex version and wicking side panels. Marine grade buckles and a snap closure pocket.
The Good:
It was quite comfortable and the colors/style is a definite positive. Getting in and out of it is a breeze with the front zip entry. Zipper was free and clear and didn't have anything to get caught on. The fleece handwarmer pockets would be your favorite part on a cold day, no more having to stick your hangs between your chest and your PFD.
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The new style of floatation, although eco-friendly, does feel different. It struck me as uncomfortable when I first put it on, but I think it was just different and would take a little getting used to. The rumor is that it breaks in and becomes quite comfortable with use. Next, the handwarmer pockets were zippered. Great for keeping items in your pocket. Slightly painful and annoying when you're trying to warm up your hands and there is a zipper on your wrist. Last, I didn't like the pocket change. This year's model has a snap closure which would appear to me to run the risk of loosing things out the side.
The Conclusion:
Overall it seems like a good life jacket, durable, short torso more fitting the women's body. The Kapok floatation looks like the bleeding edge in life jacket technology, if that even exists. Let the floatation break in a little and settle down and you have a great life jacket on your hands.
Feature packed, the Bella is full of layers. It has freestyle tectonics with multiple layers that all move freely of each other. There is mid back support, an adjustable sports bra and tons of adjustment points. Padded shoulder straps keep you comfortable while the cool details and designs keep you stylin'.
The Good:
Although it might take a little bit to get all the adjustment points to where you like them, once you do it has a great fit. With the layers moving separately and the oversized arm holes make moving around easy. The top of the back has little padding and angles off, reducing the chance you will get caught on a lifeline or rigging while tacking.
The Bad:
The multiple layer system was tough to adjust and there was just a lot to deal with. There are adjustments for the sides, two on the front section, three buckles to get in. There was the most padding around the torso, which created a bulky feeling. My least favorite part was the "sports bra". It was more teeny weeny bikini then actual support. It didn't actually fit over my chest, but started in the middle and basically just didn't fit.
The Conclusion:
If a lifejacket with lots of adjustments is your thing, the Bella is right for you. If you're willing to put up with a learning curve on where everything should go then this will work. This is not a life jacket you can throw on the first time and expect it to be ready to go. The unrestricted movement and potential for a really good fit after you fiddle with it, makes this a good life jacket for some.
The BetSEA has scuptured front foam panels with contoured cups. The flotation is centered lower but the shorter torso makes it fit right below the chest. The shorter back and large armholes make moving around a breeze.
The Good:
The women friendly padding was by far the best feature. It really does actually wrap around your body rather than crush your physique. Your chest fits into the built in cups making a flatter front. The cross chest cinch strap prevents ride up and the stretchy neoprene shoulders give you a good fit while remaining comfortable against the skin. Side mesh for breathability and the shorter torso makes it so your PFD doesn't get in the way when you're doing things. Extra wide armholes give you a full range of motion. The pocket has a D ring that great for keeping a whistle on and big enough to store most of the things you need on the water.
The Bad:
It doesn't have any frills or extras. No handwarmer pockets, extra storage pcokets. So if that's what you're looking for extras, this isn't it. The bottom webbing and closure could be more comfortable. It's not covered in neoprene like the shoulder strap.
The Conclusion:
From a fit and comfort standpoint there isn't anything better. It really does mold to your body instead of crush it. The armholes are wide enough for you to be able to do anything necessary. If you're looking for extra frills, pockets, handwarmers or new floatation, this isn't for you.
So now what?
All of the life jackets have good attributes and bad, but if I had to choose one I would go with the BetSEA. It's fit and comfortability certainly outweigh the fact that it doesn't have all the frills.
Also, I should introduce myself, being my first post and all. I'm Katie Cross and I started working at APS just about a year ago, but I'm just getting my blog sea legs on. I'm from Simsbury, CT and moved to Annapolis last year after graduating from the University of Delaware (go blue hens). I started sailing when I was 9 in Orleans, MA where I spent a lot of time in a 420. Now I sail anything and everything, a day on the water is a good day!
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It would be great if you could review women's specific sailing bibs too!ReplyDelete
So glad to have stumbled across this post. I'm going to start sailing classes soon and in the market for a new PFD. I've been specifically looking for women's gear and this post definitely helped me narrow down options. Great review! Thank you.ReplyDelete
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Sebastian County Sheriff Bill Hollenbeck confirmed the body of a second woman was found at approximately 2:44 p.m. Sunday in a wooded area next to Mill Creek. The body of Arkansas Game and Fish wildlife officer Joel Campora had been recovered at 9:30 a.m. on a fence line about 500 yards from where the woman's body was found.
Hollenbeck said receding water gave search and rescue teams access to areas they had not been able to get to. Both bodies were recovered in such areas Sunday.
Campora, 32, and Scott County Sheriff Cody Carpenter, 41, were attempting to rescue the two women from a flooded home off Highway 71 early Friday morning in Scott County. As the two men approached the home in a boat, other deputies at the scene heard a loud noise, which Hollenbeck said was the structure collapsing from the pressure of the raging water.
"Never forget he was a hero," said Mike Knodel, Director of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, of Campora. "He was a true hero the other night, him and Sheriff Carpenter."
Campora's battered boat was found, and Carpenter's body was recovered Friday about a mile downstream from the destroyed home. The first woman's body was discovered in a field near the Fourche River bridge by a property owner Saturday afternoon.
"We were hopeful all along that we were doing a rescue mission, but we've seen the damage, we've seen the destruction that this flood caused," said Colonel Jeff Crow, Chief of the Enforcement Division of the AGFC.
Family friend John Scantling identified the women as sisters-in-law Vivian Reimer and Regina "Kay" Shearn.
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More than 200 officers from local, state and federal agencies are involved in the search. Hollenbeck said more than 50 agencies responded to help with the search.
"Officers responded heroically," Hollenbeck said. "They stayed until the job was done and all the officers and citizens were found. I'm very proud of the response."
Knodel said the AGFC is like a family, and its their mission to care for Campora's wife and children like family.
"Joel gave his life serving the state of Arkansas and representing the Arkansas Game and Fish," he said. "It's only fitting that we're going to take care of his family now that he's not here."
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Commissioners voted 6-0 in favor of continuing negotiations with Heron, who plans to buy about 916 acres in Ingleside and redevelop them into a light industrial, mixed-use complex. Commissioner Richard Borchard did not attend the meeting.
The site includes the former Naval Station Ingleside, which closed April 30 as a result of the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure round. The port is selling those acres plus 433 adjacent acres for $110 million.
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Oct 29, 2012
Pumpkin Patch Tradition
This marked the third year we visited the Pumpkin Patch with the Famini crew. Something tells me it will be our last... :( Even if it ends up that we can go next year, we'll definitely find a new place for 2013. We were pretty disappointed with the selection of pumpkins this year. And in the end, I was pretty disappointed with how my photos turned out. Sigh. I want to take a photography class sooo so bad! Someday...
We had beautiful weather to explore the corn maze and the petting zoo.
LOVE how fun it is to get all four kids together. Such special friends!
And because I'm a sucker for memories....
And our favorite friends to spend our Sunday afternoon with...
Oct 26, 2012
15 Months!
It's amazing to me that Riley is 15 months old today. That's crazy! And it's really crazy to me when I think about Gavin at 15 months old. At 15 months, Gavin was just learning to walk, and we were only a month or so into being back together as a family of three after living in separate states for many months. When I realized that recently, I realized just how much Jarrod missed out on with Gavin's infant months. But, anyway...back to the Riles.
This girl keeps us on our toes! We have her check-up Monday and I'll update with weight stats then, but she's definitely growing. She's in size 4 Luvs diapers and wears 12-18 month clothes. Like her brother, her pants always seem to be a little smaller. :) She wants to eat all the time, and especially loves carbs! {No idea where she gets that from!} Luckily her sleep habits got under control and she now sleeps about 11 hours at night and takes one 1.5-3 hour nap in the afternoon.
Riley is our wild one. She runs away when she knows she's in trouble, and she climbs EVERYTHING! Because of her obsession with her blanket, she's had a bruise on her forehead for a little while now because she tries to carry her blanket around and keeps tripping over it; if we put it in her crib, she pulls it back out through the slats. Riley started Mom and Tot class this morning, and now has a busted lip after tripping and hitting the trampoline. Water is one of Riley's favorite things, whether it's in the bath, just washing her hands, or wanting to swim. She knows several words now - mama, daddy, shoes, ball, uh oh, woof, and nose, and she says 'Ga' when I say Gavin. Also, Riley uses the signs for please, more, eat, milk, all done, and help. But....she understands so much more.
According to Gavin, she's our 'mean child' because she does beat him up a little! She likes to scratch and hits him if she doesn't get her way. She's really getting good at the tantrums, too. If she doesn't get her way with me, she puts her hands over her eyes (like she's hiding) or lays face first on the floor. Cute, huh?
But, we do love her! She is going through a Daddy's Girl phase, for sure...she will go to the door and say 'daddy' several times through the day. She loves playing with him on the floor at night, and I love that I can finally leave the house and have a good time without worrying about her being at home screaming! :)
Riley Savannah, you're our favorite little girl!
Oct 25, 2012
30 Things Update!
Another update....working my way through! Still lots to do!
- Learn to use my new sewing machine and make something special for both kids - This is a work in progress...I'm really enjoying learning my new sewing machine
- Crochet Riley a hat
Complete C25K - Couch 2 5KComplete! (Though I hurt my shin in the process and can't run now...but I'm the ice and stretches will eventually help)
- Plant an herb garden (or at least one herb!) - I attempted one the Jackie bought for me, but it never did take off. Now, I've planted just cilantro in a mason jar...we'll see if it grows. {Yeah, it didn't. I suck at growing things!}
- Create a collage in Photoshop Elements
- Make from scratch - a pie, a cake, and brownies
- Have a Mommy-Son date
- Cook a turkey
- Collect letters to spell PATE for our kitchen - Have the A and the E!
- Get a facial
Take the kids to the beach - Trip scheduled for September 30!
- Write a letter to myself to open when I'm 40 {cute idea...but I'm scared I'll forget to open it when I'm 40...still going to try!} - In the process of completing this.
- Figure out how to make a DVD of my Flip videos
- Go to a drive-in movie
- Send at least two 'snail mail' letters/cards each month {thanks for the inspiration, Lauren!} Complete for Feb, Mar, Apr, May, June, July....slacked in Aug and Sept.
- Pay for a stranger's meal in the drive-thru lane
- Give up pop for a whole month {just have to figure out a good month to do that...}
- Go on a family picnic
Create a survival kit- Not to the extent I wanted, but I do feel better about having some supplies in the closet for when we're hunkered down during a tornado warning
- Attend a baseball game - Daddy and Gavin did this, but we haven't done one as a family yet
- Organize all our photos - huge task!
- Read a 'classic' book - I have a feeling I'll fail this one; I'm just not a classics lover! I tried twice and gave up. I'll attempt it again.
Publish another blog book- Done! And I love it! If any bloggers want a link to the website, I'd love you to use my referral link.
Play in the rain with Gavin {and Riley if she's old enough when this occurs}I'm counting the 'sprinkle' we played in...we didn't have much rain this summer!
- Start Skyping with friends- This is an easy one! I just need friends that Skype! :)
- Go 'camping' in the backyard
- Repurpose something...anything
- Send someone flowers
- Learn to make bows for Riley
- Watch our wedding DVD with Gavin
Oct 24, 2012
Oct 23, 2012
I've been slacking...but really I've also been too lazy to go through all the pictures other people have shared from Megan's wedding and save them to my computer so that I could share them here. And then, Megan shared the slideshow that their photographer created! Perfect!
Once I have time to actually save some to my computer, I will share more individual shots from the beautiful day, but until then, enjoy these...
Oct 18, 2012
You're welcome, Megan!
Oct 17, 2012
Oct 16, 2012
I woke up thinking about the beach today and all the memories we made. Here are some that we just don't have photographic proof of...
- Walking up and down the 32 stairs from bottom level to top level of the house. Over and over and over again. I got a good workout at that house!
- Running with my honey! It's hard to escape for time away when we don't have family nearby and my littlest one isn't keen on babysitters. So even though it was a quick 30 minute job, I LOVED running on the beach with Jarrod....our first run together since I started running last spring.
- Gavin's countless hours playing pool with his Aunt Briana and Uncle Tyler.
- Jarrod and I sitting on the steps of the gazebo in the dark, listening to the waves crash late one night.
- Gavin learning how to 'shoot' water out of the noodle, thanks to Uncle Kyle.
- Riley falling in love with the little booster seat we were using as a stepstool for Gavin. We have to get her a little chair of her own!
- Watching the kids get so excited every time we went in the elevator. {Yes, the house had an elevator IN it!}
- Watching Gavin fall asleep on the floor one night because he was so exhausted....and the couch the next night. The boy played hard on vacation!
- Hearing Gavin tell us excitedly about going crab hunting at night with everyone.
- Watching tons of dolphins play in the water from our living room.
- Riley's tantrums over getting out of the pool, or leaving the ocean, or not wanting us to hold her in the pool, or not letting her in the ocean...
And of course...I keep thinking about these views...
Oct 15, 2012
More OBX photos
I know, I know....everyone's waiting for wedding photos. I'm getting there. I didn't get many on my camera, as I've said before, so I'm catching up on everything else and waiting patiently for everyone else to post theirs so I can share them! :)
Gavin definitely made a new friend at the beach....Uncle Kyle is pretty awesome to hang out with. He reads superhero books and makes a certain little four year old laugh. A lot.
Riley had fun playing with baby Alexis, Kyle's niece. She really liked trying to poke her face for some reason.
It might take her a while to warm up right now {she's especially cautious around men for some reason}, but she still enjoyed spending time with Beepa!
Oct 12, 2012
Two hundred fourteen. That's how many stairs to the top of the Currituck Beach Lighthouse. And Gavin climbed the entire thing by himself. With a 'cape' on because he was Batman that morning. Gotta love the superhero phase!
Riley made it to the top courtesy of Daddy.
Batman enjoyed the view!
And what a view it was!
Some family shots...minus Gavin for some reason.
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I think it's just awe inspiring that you aren't seeking anybodies approval.It's equally astounding that no ones has ever complained.Tacit approval can be inspiring
So because Ringos performance is DIFFERENT than yours,his was some how LACKING? Not just different....and totally original?
So no credit for actually coming up with the drum parts to an original song,and having to please three of the biggest celebrity musicians in the world,not to mention some of the most critical perfectionists in McCartney and producer,George Martin.
The ground work was already done.That's the hard part.
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I don't care as much as you do. Ringo can go pound sand. Sorry that I don't hold all these drummers in such high regard as you do. I like playing things my own way and hitting the signature parts. If I think a part is lacking, then I make it my own. If I can't play a part, then I do what I can. I don't hold such a deep reverence for the original song parts like you guys.
So freakin' what?
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Virginia Beach, Va. – A retired Navy sailor has a beloved watch returned to him – more than a half century after it was stolen.
The watch was left in Virginia Beach, but that's only part of its incredible journey back to its owner.
"It's been to like five states, finally got back to me in New York, so I call it a time traveler – after 53 years."
All thanks to Pat Herrick, who lived in Virginia Beach, but now lives in Las Vegas.
"We were just so thrilled to find him, and we were really happy."
Ed says the watch, with his name engraved on the back, was given to him by his aunt just before joining the Navy in the late 1950s.
He was stationed in Memphis, Tennessee at the time.
"It was in a transit barracks, and I was in the head cleaning up and everything. I left the watch on the sink, I went back to my bunk and found out that I didn't have my watch, so I went back to the sink to look for the watch and it was gone."
He says he figured a fellow sailor stole it.
Ed says he was angry, but eventually forgot about it.
In the meantime, that watch traveled to different places, but eventually ended up with Pat Herrick's mother.
"Well, my mom owned two businesses in Virginia Beach, and a lot of the sailors who were primarily out of boot camp from Oceana Naval Base and Dam Neck would come often times on the weekends."
Pat says those who couldn't pay would leave items as collateral until next pay day, but it was never retrieved.
Pat says this is the location of her mother's guest house and shop — you can see today the building isn't here anymore – it's a parking lot. But Pat says she thinks the watch was left here as collateral in the early 1960s and it would stay here for a lot of years. And, even though the building is gone, it stayed with the family up until last month.
"We looked at it and Mark says, geez, do you know who this person is? And it was Ed, and I said never heard of him."
Mark and Pat searched the internet, and found Ed.
"I get a call from Las Vegas. This guy Mark leaves me a message stating that he has a gold wrist watch with my name engraved on the back and to please contact him."
Ed says he thought it was a hoax, but he says his wife called the number back. Finally, everyone was able to connect and the watch was mailed to Ed.
"I tell you, they went above and beyond the call of duty."
"And I'm hoping some day we'll get to meet him, and that'll really put the icing on the cake."


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EDMOND -- Coffee Creek Golf Club is pleased to introduce its inaugural "Fall Break Junior Golf Camp," one of the few such camps available for young golfers during the Edmond Public Schools fall break holiday.
Coffee Creek Golf Club plans Fall Break Junior Golf Camp
This new and improved fall camp will take place Oct. 10-12 and is available to kids ages 6 and up, with morning and afternoon sessions available to meet the needs of participants and their families.
Traditionally, junior golf camps are held during the summer months, with very few options available once school has started. This camp will fill that void and give kids, as well as their parents, a fun, healthy activity they can rely on during the three-day school holiday.
The fall break camp will focus primarily on PRACTICING golf, and while students will also get solid, easy to understand golf instructions, special emphasis will be given to new and exciting ways to PRACTICE golf.
The camp will consist of three one-hour classes and students will be divided into two groups, ages 6 to 8 and 9 and older.
Over the last year, Coffee Creek Golf Club has been working to develop a junior golf program that goes far beyond what families have come to expect from golf courses! To meet the needs of busy families, Coffee Creek has been striving to develop year around programming, and while the summer junior camp is a large part of that strategy, it's just one of the many camps and activities Coffee Creek has introduced and established.
Each camp is unique and completely independent from one another, it's this variety that offers a fresh, new experience for participants! The "Fall Break Junior Golf Camp" will be an excellent addition to the Coffee Creek Golf Club portfolio of junior golf offerings and more amazing activities are in the planning stages.
Coffee Creek Golf Club is committed to redefining junior golf and what golf can do for kids, for families and our entire community.
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Results: Twelve studies were included in the systematic review while nine studies contributed to the various comparisons. Prescribing denosumab (DSB) instead of zoledronic acid (ZA) may not be expected to reduce risk ONJ (RR:0.71 [99% CI: 0.41-1.24], I2=0%). Prescribing clodronate (RR:10.15 [99% CI: 2.43-42.35], I2=0%) or pamidronate (RR:4.41 [99% CI: 1.90-10.24], I2=16%) instead of ZA may reduce risk for ONJ. Dental extractions remain the most potent risk factor for ONJ (RR:14.04, [99% CI: 10.36-19.03], I2=0%) and their avoidance can be considered an effective risk-reductive intervention. ONJ risk can be reduced by dental prophylactic measures (RR:0.45, [99% CI: 0.23-0.85], I2=7%).
Conclusions: DSB and ZA might cause ONJ more frequently compared with chlodornate or pamidronate. Prescription pamidronate and clodronate helps avoid the complication. Reducing the administered dose for denosumab and zoledronic acid might reduce risk for ONJ as well. More randomized clinical trials comparing reduced doses of these regimens against those currently approved are needed.


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MU debate team wins consecutive competitions
HUNTINGTON -- Marshall University's speech and debate team, the Thundering Word, posted its third victory of its season last weekend at an competition in St. Louis.
The weekend victory at Webster University's 16th Annual Gorlock Invitational was the second consecutive tournament win for the team.
Thundering Word Coach Danny Ray said he is proud of the students' success.
"We have had tremendous success this year and hope it turns into a successful national tournament season, which is in March and April," said Danny Ray, coach of the Thundering Word. "Marshall placed first in Individual Event Sweepstakes, and second in Combined Speech and Debate Sweepstakes. We had the top three places in pentathlon, which is awarded to the top students in the tournament that have at least five events and at least one in each genre of competition."
Earlier this month, the team won the RedHawk Rumble Invitational Tournament hosted by Miami University on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis, and three students from the team won Individual Sweepstakes Awards, meaning they were three of the best speakers overall in the tournament. To be eligible for this award, students had to enter four or more events.
Top finishers for MU
Persuasive Speaking
Victoria Ledford, first
Juliet Djietror, second
Marji McCoy, top novice
Improvisational Pairs
Josh Gainer and Alyssa Hager, sixth
Impromptu Speaking
Victoria Ledford, semifinalist
Kai Stewart, semifinalist
Garrett Walker, excellence award
Christian Adams, excellence award
Dramatic Interpretation
Juliet Djietror, second
Devan Sample, excellence award
Poetry Interpretation
Christian Adams, second
Devan Sample, third
Logan Spence, excellence award and top novice
Taryss Mandt, excellence award
Extemporaneous Speaking
Garrett Walker, semifinalist
Dramatic Duo
Victoria Ledford and Devan Sample, first
Christian Adams and Marji McCoy, fourth
Alyssa Hager and Logan Spence, top novice
Informative Speaking
Alyssa Hager, second and top novice
Garrett Walker, fourth
Prose Interpretation
Alyssa Hager, first and top novice
Christian Adams, sixth
Taryss Mandt, semifinalist
Communication Analysis
Garrett Walker, sixth
Programmed Oral Interpretation
Taryss Mandt, sixth
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Nikita Star Lyndsy Fonseca Loves Audrey Hepburn
Her contemporaries may model themselves after Britney Spears or Angelina Jolie, but Lyndsy Fonseca (Alex) looks further back for her role model: She's a big fan of Audrey Hepburn.
"I'm a big Audrey Hepburn fanatic," she told the Toronto Sun. "She always had such great confidence and I always aspired to be like that."
Like Lyndsy, Hepburn began her career as a dancer. Unlike Lyndsy, we don't remember her ever going all kung fu on the bad guys.
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1. Welcome to THC wiki
We believe that sharing ideas on an open platform is essential for development of novel concepts and methods. Thus, the wiki is freely available to everyone.
Secure: We do not keep logs
We do not backup your wiki
Secure: Data is stored encrypted
Unsecure: We never fix security vulns on our servers. Ever. (because playing golf is so much more fun).
1.1. THC Member Projects
These are ongoing projects. See THC RELEASES for more releases.
THC Hydra
THC Hydra is the world-famous login cracker.
THC IPv6
THC IPv6 Security Tools, Videos and informations.
GSM Scanner Project
The projects aim is to build a GSM scanner for less than $1000. It started in 2007. THC successfully demonstrated how to receive GSM signals and invented a novel A51 attack. The project has since then been continued by various researchers around the globe.
Exploring the SS7 network. This is a closed group project about SS7's (in)-security. Contributors please contact THC.
SIM Toolkit
This is a closed group project. The project is about OTA and exploiting the security of the SIM Toolkit. Contributors please contact THC.
Femto UMTS Access Gateway
Vodafone UMTS Access Gateway HACK. THC privately demonstrated in 2009/2010 how the vodafone femto cell can be turned into a device to intercept UMTS traffic (as in 'listening to your neighbours without them knowing') and attacking the vodafone backend network (It's open like a swiss cheese!). We also were the first to broadcast a UK Vodafone network near the Eiffel Tower and routing back holiday makers into the vodafone core network. Fuck roaming charges!
THC ePassport
THC ePassport exposes fishy security in RFID enabled ePassports.
T-shirt Contest
2011 THC Tshirt Contest has been a great success. This project is now finnished.
THC Tetra
THC Tetra Project is a private project started in 2009 available to members only. Here we demonstrate some of the insecurities of Tetra and give an introduction of how to set up your own Tetra network, scan for base stations and verify the security.
1.2. Featured projects
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This project is a GUI-shell (interface) for suite of tools for testing security of bluetooth devices. It is freeware, opensource, written in python, uses wxPyhon. It can be used for testing BT-devices for known vulnerabilities and major thing to do - testing to find unknown vulns.
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Cooking and Baking
Revisiting an old thread...Many of us consider ourselves accomplished cooks, but cannot pull off one particular dish. For me it is mac & cheese. I've tried a number of different recipes and techniques, but it invariably disappoints. Too gummy, too grainy, overwrought, over thought.
Talk is closed, but that doesn't mean the conversations have to stop!
Check out this post for a more thorough explanation, and jump onto our Facebook page or our Twitter feed to keep the conversations going!


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Agreed on both counts, and this is what I love about the coaching community. In most cases, assistant coaches are encouraged to take their professional career to the next level. This is how it should be for every profession.
I was going to say the same thing, but you beat me to it.
Couches? That's out of hound.
LOL, they've been beating people for 2 years, yet the signs were there all along? I've got news for you. The signs are there for every team, because every team has weaknesses. Nice try though. My turn to play your game! Next up: Florida State. As soon as they lose, I'll use your argument.
Well gee...you could say the same thing about every team except for two of them. And the fact is, you had to wait until last night to truly find that out, due to the fact that OSU kept inconveniently (for you and everyone else saying the same thing) winning until the BIG10 CG. And it took 24 games for OSU to get "exposed". Great theory!
Winning exposes nothing but a winner. Now OSU gets to go to a BCS Bowl.
I'm glad you're sharing your opinion in a diplomatic way, but if you read this blog, you should already know that the following here is well aware of the team's deficiencies, and you should also already know that the media shares your opinion. That's my opinion in diplomatic fashion.
Soooooo...congrats, now you and the media are proven correct. OSU lost to MSU last night.
I'll take solace in the fact that OSU, once again as was the case over the last 2 years, gave themselves a chance to win that game. The fact is, they just got beaten by a better team. Congrats to MSU and I hope they win the Rose Bowl.
One last thing: we make our own luck with hard work. That applies to anything in life.
Overhyped and overrated? OK, I'm automatically convinced that you don't know what you're talking about and you just came here to stir the pot.
Are there deficiencies on this team? Yup. Sure are, and they've been covered ad infinitum on this site, well before last night's loss. Apparently, you haven't read any of it, or you've chosen to ignore it. I'm certain you'll find a lot of people here were concerned about last nights game due to the glaring deficiencies in the secondary, but that would require you to actually read the articles here, as it would "show you a whole lot you don't want to acknowledge or Admit."
24 straight wins isn't "lucky", but at some point, all winning streaks come to an end. How about your team? Has it won 24 straight in the last 2 years, or anytime in recent history? Nope. Deuces and happy trolling! :)
OK..............is there a backstory to the pic and the combination of "Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo" by Rick Derringer? Just curious.
It's been said innumerable times: "Defense wins championships."
That's exactly what took place tonight. Sparty has a defense and kept OSU to 24 points, and the Buckeye defense allowed 34. Defenses can't continue to allow 30+ points on the board every game and expect to win each one of them.
That being said, let's get an SEC team to play in the bowl and GO BUCKS.
Absotively fantabulous.
My hope is that the offense doesn't turn the ball over and that the secondary doesn't blow any coverages. If these things don't happen, I love OSU's chances.
This is out of hound.
I've never seen this used, nor have I ever seen it before now.
Your comment sums it up quite nicely.
Plus, if the SEC is so dominant, how did a mediocre Missouri team from the Big 12 get to the SEC championship game in what, 2 years? Bubba? Billy Bob?
This game has me very worried. Great defenses will beat great offenses a majority of the time, and the Bucks defense concerns me for the next 2 games they have in front of them. I'm hoping they improve a lot in a week.
Coach Hoke (this is a title he deserves for sure now) just earned a lot of respect from me. Now, I know what this man is all about. Very, very cool. I'm very much into the rivalry and I hate it when my Buckeyes don't get the job done against TSUN, but it's just a game, even if it is The Game. This is the truly important stuff.
Kudos, Coach Hoke.
It would be nice if our Buckeyes would TCB against Sparty, then play and dismantle an SEC team in the NC Game. That's something that would shut the critics up, but a NC title is an NC title.
I'd just like to see the schadenfreude, personally.
Super cool comment. If I could upvote this by +100, I would.
Especially since Auburn lost to an average LSU team and needed 2 miracle finishes to remain a 1 loss team.
The Game was finally entertaining to watch. Ironically, the Silver Bullets ended up winning the game. LOLZ.
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I voted for Kenny Guiton because I think he's been an outstanding leader on the field, on the bench, in the locker room, and off the field. He's been the epitome of an unselfish team player, and I think he'd easily be able to be a productive starting QB for a few other B1G teams.
When Braxton has had to miss games and playing time, the offense doesn't lose anything at all. There's absolutely no concern when Kenny comes on the field. How many other CFB teams have ever been able to say that about their backup QB?
I think Miller, Shazier, Hyde, and a few others are also worthy of being an MVP, and Hyde is making a strong case with his play on the field. However, he was suspended for 3 games earlier in the year. That's not the kind of leadership you want to see.
IMHO, Guiton's value is immeasurable. I know he isn't a starter, and I know a lot of people will disagree with me and will lay out very good reasons for their disagreement (a lot of which have already been made), and I respect that. The bottom line is, he's the first person I thought of and for the reasons I mentioned when I saw the poll.
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Where did I make a mistake in my testing sample?
My testing sample includes 23 people classified as mentally retarded. I tested their IQs by a Weschler test. The control group is composed of 10 non-mentally-retarded people whose IQs I measured with the same test. The control group's combined IQ, however, came out low (less than 90), so where did I make a mistake?
By the way, this is all for my thesis titled "Analysis Dismorpholgy: Cariotipe and IQ of Local Area Mentally Retarded People Compared With Non-Mentally-Retarded people".
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First, I belive your control group should be made up of the same number of subjects. Did you ONLY try the Weschler test or did you use another test too? Remember, some people are bad test takers. Did you happen to use an achievement test also?
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The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 1963
In 1962, Rustin began planning an "Emancipation March for Jobs," with A. Philip Randolph's blessing, to combat economic inequality. Support for the march initially came from northern labor communities. By 1963, however, there had been a revitalization of the Civil Rights Movement, due largely to the sit-ins, CORE, SNCC, and the SCLC's Campaign in Birmingham. Largely in response to the Birmingham campaign, President Kennedy had drafted a civil rights bill. The scope of the original March suddenly seemed too small. The specific economic demands of the March, including a $2 minimum wage and a federal works program, were dropped in favor of another goal: to pressure Congress into passing the civil rights bill. It became know as the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, and was co-sponsored by the major civil rights organizations including the NAACP, CORE, SCLC, and SNCC, as well as white groups for racial equality.
Mainly because of Rustin's history with conscientious objection, communism, and homosexuality, James Farmer (the leader of CORE) and others thought he would endanger the march. Therefore, A. Philip Randolph was officially in charge, but appointed Rustin as the deputy director. Rustin headed the central office, raised money, organized and recruited marchers, and set up the schedule for action in D.C.
The march was a departure from earlier nonviolent direct action tactics. The organizers of the march decided there would be no civil disobedience, and no disruptions. Groups with communist or socialist reputations were excluded from participating, and placard slogans had to be approved by Rustin's office. It was tightly organized and controlled. This approach reflects the goal and scope of the march. Rather than directly confronting and challenging wrong, the demonstrators were rather showing their solidarity and support for civil rights legislation. Rustin decided that unity and respectability were of utmost importance, and later reflected that their ability to pull it off so impressively was perhaps what made the march so powerful.
A couple of weeks before the march, Bayard was verbally attacked by Senator Strom Thurman, who accused him of being a communist, draft dodger, and immoral person (here alluding to homosexuality). Randolph issued a statement in support of Rustin, writing "I am sure I speak for the combined Negro leadership in voicing my complete confidence in Bayard Rustin's character, integrity and extraordinary ability." ( Bayard Rustin and the Civil Rights Movement, 142). Thurmond's attack, along with other attempts by individual politicians to derail the march, was unsuccessful. Kennedy himself originally opposed the march. When he saw it was inevitable, he tried to become a speaker. The organizers declined, rather than let him co-opt their movement.
Rustin's meticulous planning paid off. More than 200,000 people attended, and the whole thing went off without a hitch. Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech was perhaps the crowning moment. The march was a huge success in terms of the visibility of the Civil Rights Movement. As for the bill, it took a full year until the Civil Rights Act was passed. It is unclear what kind of direct impact the mach had on its passage. The 1964 Civil Rights Act brought a legal and official end to Jim Crow segregation. Changes in the Civil Rights Movement, anticipating this eventuality, had been brewing since the Birmingham Campaign.
Changing Goals and Tactics
This period of time marks a shift in the goals of Rustin and the Civil Rights Movement. Previous nonviolent efforts like sit-ins and boycotts were meant to effect local change and end Jim Crow segregation in the South. The objective of the march was to force Congressional action. The Civil Rights Movement had arrived on the national stage. As Rustin wrote before the March, the movement had reached "the phase of the use of mass action" (111). The momentum and fervor of the movement at the time is clearly visible in Rustin's writing. In ''The Meaning of Birmingham'' (1963), he writes:
"The civil rights movement has reached a yet new step in its development…. [It] includes all levels of the negro community… It is a movement that consciously intends to transform the white power structure of this country; a movement that has taken the initiative away from the Kennedy administration (and the forces that would contain the movement with moderate concessions); a movement that will not be satisfied with integrated lunch counters and promises but that is demanding jobs and freedom now." (in Time on Two Crosses, 110.)
This reflects the clear shift in objectives for Rustin. With the impending demise of segregation, and the popular growth of the movement, Rustin's focus shifts to economic inequality, and to the structures and institutions that enforce racial oppression. This meant a geographical shift as well. In ''The Meaning of Birmingham'' Rustin writes:
"This struggle is only beginning in the North, but it will be a bitter struggle. It will be an attack on business, on trade unions, and on the government… In the North, Negroes present a growing threat to the social order that, less brutally and more subtly that in the South, attempts to keep him 'in his place.'… What is needed is an ongoing massive assault on racist political power and institutions" (111).
The March on Washington embodied these shifts in that is was mass action on a scale the Civil Rights movement had never seen before, made direct demands to the government, and put economic equality on the agenda. In the ''Preamble to the March on Washington'' (1963) Rustin writes that there is "an unresolved crisis in the nation economy" (112), the unemployment and poverty of both black and white workers. He argues that the end of legal segregation would not be sufficient in achieving integration. In the same preamble, he writes, "Integration in the fields of education, housing, transportation, and public accommodations will be of limited extent and duration so long as fundamental economic inequality along racial lines persists…" (113).
The March on Washington's official goal, given its timing and need for widespread support among demonstrators, was the passage of the Civil Rights Act. Arguments for economic equality were placed on the back burner. But they were at the forefront of Rustin's mind. He had made the intellectual shift towards fighting structural economic oppression before the Civil Rights Act had even been passed. Furthermore, by 1963 Rustin's approach to nonviolent direct action had completely changed. Though still an ardent proponent of nonviolence, Rustin was much less tied to Gandhian protest tactics than he had been previously. The needs of the Civil Rights Movement had outgrown these methods. A new type of political action was needed to achieve a new goal. Rustin lays out this argument in perhaps his most important written work: From Protest to Politics. His continued dedication to structural economic change led to The Freedom Budget.
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Its all about money and in these times of MTV and the internet image is that big selling point. Sadly alot of people with great images are lousy musicians, and big record companies have clearly stated their preference.
Days of hearing Zeppelin and the Doors on your big hits radio station are over. Best we can do is hope the money shifts back to musical ability because sadly money is what moves the beast. Sorry if this seems a little jaded.
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This Fourth of July weekend, the Hartford Symphony Orchestra will Celebrate America! at the Talcott Mountain Music Festival with a program of patriotic favorites on Friday, July 1, 2011 at 7:30 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center at Simsbury Meadows. Led by Music Director-Designate Carolyn Kuan (in her debut season at the Talcott Mountain Music Festival), highlights of the program will include such American classics as Copland's Lincoln Portrait (with guest narrator Howard Sprout), Bernstein's Overture to Candide, and excerpts from John Williams' Star Wars soundtrack (featuring the Farmington High School Choirs); plus the traditional soundtrack to Independence Day: The Star Spangled Banner, Armed Forces Salute, Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, and Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever (with FIREWORKS!).
Music Director-Designate Carolyn Kuan will become the HSO's tenth Music Director in September 2011, the first woman to hold that position. She is increasingly recognized as one of the most exciting, innovative, and outstanding conductors of her generation. Past associations have seen Ms. Kuan as Associate Conductor of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, Artist-in-Residence at the New York City Ballet, and Assistant Conductor for the Baltimore Opera Company. With explosive passion, impeccable technique and profound musical depth, her performances have included concerts with the Baltimore Symphony, Bournemouth Symphony, Detroit Symphony, Festival del Sole, Florida Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony, North Carolina Symphony, Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, Orquesta Sinfónica de Yucatán, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Toledo Symphony and San Francisco Symphony.
Howard Sprout is well known to Hartford area audiences for his many performances as baritone soloist with ensembles including the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra of New England, the New Haven Symphony, the Yale Symphony Orchestra, and CONCORA. He has performed under the batons of such renowned conductors as Philip Brunelle, Richard Hayman, Erich Kunzel, Skitch Henderson, Mitch Miller, John Covelli, Murray Sidlin and Arthur Winograd. Mr. Sprout will narrate Copland's Lincoln Portrait, which incorporates Lincoln's Gettysburg Address into the music; Mr. Sprout's great-great grandfather fought with the Army of the Potomac until July 2, 1863 when he was mortally wounded in the second day's fighting at Gettysburg.
The Farmington High School choirs have performed for prestigious events at the Connecticut State Capitol, the CMEA Convention, the National Cathedral and Basilica in Washington, DC, and the CIAC Olympics Opening Ceremony at Foxwoods MGM. Students in the program enrich the community through performances that reach people of all ages; this year, Farmington was selected as one of the "Best Communities for Music Education" in the nation. Their director, Leslie Imse, was Connecticut Choral Director of the Year for ACDA in 2005. The State Department of Education awarded Leslie with the Celebration of Excellence in Education Award and Teacher of the Year Award in 1992. Most recently, she was selected by the College Board as an Advanced Placement Music Theory Reader.
The Star Spangled Banner; American Salute; Armed Forces Salute; Lincoln Portrait; Sing Along, America!; Overture to Candide; Suite For Orchestra from Star Wars; "Duel of the Fates" from Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace; 1812 Overture; God Bless the USA; The Stars And Stripes Forever
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Mariners general manager "Trader Jack" Zduriencik certainly lived up to the nickname with his biggest trade of the season. On Wednesday, the team acquired right-hander Chance Ruffin from the Tigers as the player to be named later in the trade that sent right-handers Doug Fister and David Pauley to Detroit. Outfielder Casper Wells, left-hander Charlie […] [Read More]
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The Mariners placed right-handed reliever Chris Ray on the 15-day disabled list Monday with a strained muscle in his shoulder and called up left-hander Aaron Laffey from Triple-A Tacoma. Ray's move to the DL is retroactive to July 30. Laffey is expected to be in uniform for Monday's game against the Oakland Athletics at Safeco […] [Read More]
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Left-hander Cesar Jimenez gave up four runs in the seventh inning and the Mariners squandered an early 3-0 lead, losing 6-3 to the Chicago Cubs at HoHoKam Stadium in Mesa, Ariz., on Friday. Aaron Laffey got his first start of the spring for the Mariners and allowed one run on three hits and one walk […] [Read More]
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