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Why We Haven't Heard the Last of Michelle 'Bombshell' McGee
"Initially, McGee sold her original story to InTouch magazine for $30,000," a magazine insider reveals, "and is now looking to make even more money by pitching additional scandalous information, including X-rated photographs, more texted messages and intimate details about what Sandra's husband likes to do in bed."
I won't know for sure until tomorrow if any weekly magazines decide to pay Miss McGee the $100k sources tell me she is asking for her 'Kiss & Tell: Part 2,' but I do know that Naughty But Nice won't be spending one cent on any magazine that does.
It's time Miss McGee shut up and stop embarrassing herself and the one person who has done nothing wrong in this entire situation, Miss Sandra Bullock.
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- Monday 22 MarchBy rbibaby
I have been sitting back and listening to this story for a week. Ms. Bombshell should realize that right now she is probably the most hated woman in America. If you are savvy enough to use the internet to meet people, you are savvy enough to look up info on stories about the stars and if they are together or not. Sandra has millions of fans whose hearts this woman has broken as well. There is more class in a piece of kleenex that Sandra has used than this woman has throughout her entire body. Ms. Bombshell, please go and crawl under a rock where you belong and stay there until you've evolved into a human being.
- Monday 22 MarchBy asandyring
I agree with you 100%.
- Monday 22 MarchBy waagtod
I saw that this skank has children, maybe child services should look into how she is raising these children. The girl doesn't seem to have her head screwed on too tight, a stripper and with a tatoo on her forehead? Didn't these people have a coloring book when they were babies? At least have a plan on your tats, don't end up looking like a discarded scratch pad from a psychopath.
- Monday 22 MarchBy alk
I don't know Sandra B personally and I don't know how smart she may be but the man is all tattooed and he was married to a porn star, I guess that says a lot about him...why she thought he would change is out of me....She knew what she was getting into
- Monday 22 MarchBy njgirlxxxx
Cracks me up that you people even care about this..........get a life.
- Monday 22 MarchBy bgs
I agree this woman needs to crawl back from under the rock she came out of. Her 15 minutes are up and no one cared to hear the first part much less part 2. She is AWFUL looking. I think Jesse has a "screw" loose to want to touch this nasty looking woman. Sandra--you are so much better than this and deserve someone who would treat you better than this. Let him crawl under the rock with her. He is done and so is she! I am sorry you had to be dumped on by the first person who has "had your back." Shame, shame, shame on him!
- Monday 22 MarchBy r
i think someone should check on YOUR kids your a mean hurtful person who should not be raising kids your liable to hurt them
- Monday 22 MarchBy Kas
I can't believe any magazine would pay anything for a story like that. Especially from a "woman" like that.
Most of all I can't believe a "man" would have anything to do with a piece of "work" like her.
Personally the writing is on the wall .. Ms Tell All is worthless piece of ..... and Jesse.. is totally worthless sub human. Sandra.. you need to get help.. your radar was way off on this guy, why was that?
Out of all the men on earth, why would someone chose a ugly.. worthless piece of .... like Jesse James? Especially someone w/ the talent of Sandra Bullock. Time to go back to the Old days of movies / tv.. when your agent ok'd your significant other.. cause these people are not able to do it!
- Monday 22 MarchBy Lisa
She has a Jewish son that she has talk to give the Heil Hitler sign, and she thinks it's funny. Supposedly she's a Neo-nazi.
- Monday 22 MarchBy RonnieB1
Shes's hated but how else would she get herself noticed?
- Monday 22 MarchBy i23skadoo
I totally agree
- Monday 22 MarchBy Helena
What about the man??? sounds like a Bible story...
Sandra knew what she was getting hooked up with...NO she does not deserve it but she knew what he was!!
- Monday 22 March
I do not think Miss Bombshell really cares, or possibly possesses the intelligence to care. She does not appear to have any class at all. She is racially predjudice and promotes that with her body, just an evil statement. I am white male who is totally repulsed by racial predjudice and its perpetuation,one of the most poisoness of the evils of mankind. She even has a tattoo on here forehead mocking a God of love and peace. I am a conservative and somehow people like that wish to identify themselves as such. I would think that anyone who associates with her and definitely lays with her would share and perpetuate her beliefs. Just plain human trash, yet still with the ability of redemption. My heart is sick for Sandra, and for our country in general. I will pray for them all, it sure beats killing people.
- Monday 22 MarchBy Margaret
I really do agree with you. I sympathize with Sandra and only wish her happiness now. When will these stupid men realize when they are famous or are married to someone who is famous and they decide to cheat-all that the other person wants to do is make a buck for themselves the CHEAP way. I'm so sick of them ruining the lives of nice innocent people.
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Cracks me up that you people even care about this..........get a life. Then why the hell are you here?
- Monday 22 MarchBy wlfulton56
Well said! Ms.Bombshell is just another one of those people looking to make money from being a disgusting homewrecker. Ms. Bullock oozes class and doesn't deserve any of this. I sincerely hope that Sandra and Jesse will reach some sort of understanding that will be peaceful for both.
- Monday 22 MarchBy vaughnk145
Very well said.....Miz Bombshell should be shunned.
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rbibabay - I could not have put it any better and I agree that most of America is very upset that this ugly thing (I won't call her a "bi**h", cause as other people have said - Don't insult dogs!) is putting Sandra Bullock through this. I totally agree with your tissue remark - it's what I've been thinking for a week and couldn't find a way to explain my feelings!!! Thank you and to Sandra whereever you are - take your time and do your thing - I personally will not buy anything that has this disgusting smut on it or in it. That's where we have to stop this "thing" from profiting - in the rags pocketbook!
- Monday 22 MarchBy princess
WELL DONE and WELL STATED. I couldn't have said it any better, bravo!
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Right on she's nasty i'm not against a little ink work but that has nothing to do with this chick get over yourself JJ deserves a life sentence of being her man ick!
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The documentary It's Gonna Blow: San Diego's Music Underground 1986-1996 is finished and ready to be screened. On Thursday, Oct. 9, the film will have its first showing at the Victory Theater in Grant Hill.
This is just the first of many screenings of the film to come, but director Bill Perrine says that he felt strongly about hosting the first screening at the historic theater (2558 Imperial Ave.), which opened in 1913.
"I love the Victory Theater because it's got a history that goes back 100 years and because it seems to be run by weirdos for weirdos," Perrine says in an email. "It's got character, so I jumped at the chance to do something there. We'll have screenings at other venues in town, as well, but I wanted to start out scrappy. We'll keep it loose."
In addition to San Diego, Perrine says the film will screen in other cities, like New York and Portland, but he was surprised to learn that there was interest in hosting it in other, unexpected cities—including Montreal, Barcelona, Nashville and Detroit.
"I'm open to taking the film wherever it needs to go," he says.
As the title indicates, the film highlights notable bands that were active between 1986 and 1996, including Pitchfork, Tanner, Crash Worship, The Locust and blink-182. Perrine says he filled up an 8-terabyte hard drive with raw material while working on the 85-minute film.
He says he has quite a few favorite moments:
"There are parts of the film that make me giggle every time I see them, even after watching them hundreds of times. But I'm a total fucking weirdo, so it will be interesting to see how other people react."
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Thoughts On Piracy
Posted 29 September 2009 - 08:11 PM
Don't copy that floppy.
Seriously, don't do it. You copy that floppy, you gonna get raped in prison - DP-style.
Posted 09 November 2009 - 02:56 PM
Posted 09 November 2009 - 03:02 PM
*my theory*
Posted 09 November 2009 - 03:15 PM
WhiteKnight77, on Nov 9 2009, 03:56 PM, said:
I'm glad people are really getting busted for this crap. And although Microsoft does a very good job at keeping the pirates off of the live service it's obvious that pirating is alive and well on the consoles.
Posted 10 December 2009 - 08:43 PM
Posted 11 December 2009 - 04:03 PM
WhiteKnight77, on Dec 10 2009, 09:43 PM, said:
I love that stuff.
I wish they'd go a step further and have the software crash the guy's hard drive completely. Start a total re-format even.
Posted 11 December 2009 - 04:43 PM
MONOLITH, on Dec 11 2009, 11:03 PM, said:
I wish they'd go a step further and have the software crash the guy's hard drive completely. Start a total re-format even.
I'd love that. Though we are living in a world in which those who have a pirated copy would be able to sue the publishers/devs who implemented a code that makes a HDD crash completely.
Posted 29 December 2009 - 02:11 PM
PC gamers: we're slitting our own throats
Posted 29 December 2009 - 04:36 PM
Posted 30 December 2009 - 02:21 AM
Posted 30 December 2009 - 06:17 AM
What about the thousands of Xbox Live users that got banned a month ago using MW2 pirate copies of the game
Personally I know 4 of them
Anyway I don't trust any information given by a torrent site
Don't look the past.....look the future BFS
Posted 30 December 2009 - 06:57 AM
ratoa, on Dec 30 2009, 07:17 AM, said:
What about the thousands of Xbox Live users that got banned a month ago using MW2 pirate copies of the game
Personally I know 4 of them
Anyway I don't trust any information given by a torrent site
Did you see the large gap in numbers between illegal console downloads of MW2 and the PC downloads? It is such a hassle and pain in the butt for console players to do it that it just isn't worth their time.
Posted 30 December 2009 - 03:25 PM
Bota:16, on Dec 30 2009, 01:21 AM, said:
dporter, on Dec 30 2009, 05:57 AM, said:
Still waiting on being able to use my USB keyboard and mouse on a console....
Posted 30 December 2009 - 04:34 PM
BOTA:49, on Dec 30 2009, 10:25 PM, said:
The PS3 supports both a USB mouse and keyboard.
Posted 30 December 2009 - 04:54 PM
Tactical Jerky, on Dec 30 2009, 03:34 PM, said:
Posted 30 December 2009 - 05:16 PM
BOTA:49, on Dec 30 2009, 11:54 PM, said:
In the end it still is a console and not a PC. But than there is this. And unfortunately I haven't had the chance to try one out myself but if the thing does what they claim, than it allows you to use analogue controls and a mouse at the same time. So basically best of both worlds.
Posted 01 January 2010 - 12:47 AM
Tactical Jerky, on Dec 30 2009, 04:16 PM, said:
And that FragFX thing, from what I hear, is horrid. Not quite what I would want.
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Posted 01 January 2010 - 01:44 PM
That used to be on the original XBox, but was meant for only a specific game. Something like that for console flight sims would be just peachy.
Posted 27 January 2010 - 09:11 AM
Players will be required to login to their Ubi.com account to authenticate each and every time they wish to play--and there will be no support at all for offline play
"We think most people are going to be fine with it. Most people are always connected to an Internet connection," said Ubisoft director of customer support Brent Wilkinson.
The DRM platform will debut with the closed beta test of Blue Byte city-building strategy The Settlers 7. "Most upcoming Ubisoft PC games" will make use of the platform, though GameSpy says not all will support cloud saves.
What are the key elements of this platform for PC gamers?
Although a permanent online connection is required, this means that a CD/DVD is not required to play the game after installation. The protected game can be installed as many times and on as many computers as you like. Saved games are also synchronized online so the user can continue playing from any location with the game installed.
How many players can the server system support?
There is no limit to how many players can play at the same time. For each title, we carefully study the demand and allocate servers accordingly. We will also of course allocate back-up servers in order to be able to respond to fluctuations in demand. Ubisoft provides 24/7 monitoring of its servers.
How many computers can I install the game on?
There is no limit to the number of computers on which you can install the game. However you can only play with your individual Ubisoft account on one computer at a time.
Can I play my game from another computer?
Yes. As long as the game is installed on the PC, you can play from any computer and your Ubisoft account will recognise your last saved position as well as automatically save any updates.
I am in a strict environment with lots of firewall rules etc. Can I still play the game?
If you can access the Internet from the computer, you can play the game.
What if Ubisoft decides not run these online services in the future? Will my game stop working?
If any service is stopped, we will create a patch for the game so that the core game play will not be affected.
What will happen if I lose my Internet connection when I play the game?
If you lose your Internet connection the game will pause while it tries to reconnect. If the Internet Connection is unable to resume you can continue the game from where you left off or from the last saved game.
Will I need to be online the whole time when I play the game? Including for single player?
Yes. You will need to have an active Internet connection to play the game, for all game modes.
Will this platform use unique keys?
Yes. Unique keys are verified throughout this system.
Will this affect the performance of my PC?
No. The services that we offer run only when you start the game and there are no background services.
Do you have to be a member of Uplay to use this service platform?
This system requires you to have a Ubi.com account. A Uplay and a Ubi.com account are the same. You don't need to use Uplay to use this service platform, but if you wish to do so, it's very simple.
Do you plan to implement this system on home consoles?
This system is for PCs only.
Will this system be available for every Ubisoft game?
Most upcoming Ubisoft PC games will make use of this system.
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Police Photographer Leaks Photos of Disheveled Boston Bomber Suspect in Response to Rolling Stone Cover
BOSTON (AP) — A police photographer, furious with a Rolling Stone cover photo he says glamorizes the surviving Boston Marathon suspect, has released gritty images from the day he was captured.
The photos released to Boston Magazine on Thursday by Massachusetts State Police tacti
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Texas Woman's Missing Husband Found Buried in Yard
PELICAN BAY, Texas (AP) — A 62-year-old widow has been charged with murder after her long-missing husband was found buried in the front yard of their rural North Texas home.
Neola Robinson is charged in the death of her husband Ervin Robinson, who was reported missing by his employer in May 2010
Texas Woman Alllegedly Texts Plans to Kill Husband
BURNET, Texas (AP) — A Central Texas woman charged with killing her husband allegedly had texted her plans to a friend hours before the fatal shooting.
Court records indicate Karra Trichele Allen of Bertram sent text messages to a friend threatening to shoot and dismember her spouse. The
Army Investigates Radiation Exposure at Fort Bliss
FORT BLISS, Texas (AP) — Army leaders at Fort Bliss say radiation has been detected at a former nuclear weapons bunker and that they're investigating exposure to people on the West Texas post.
Military officials said Tuesday that contaminated residue was buried in the 1950s and 1960s, when the post was operated by the Air Force
Texas Deer Hunters Discover 18,000 Marijuana Plants
MADISONVILLE, Texas (AP) — Authorities have confiscated more than 18,000 marijuana plants in Central Texas after a group of deer hunters stumbled into them.
Madison County Sheriff Travis Neeley says a group of hunters were setting up deer blinds when they discovered the plants on Friday
Texas Deputy Delivers Baby During Storm on Tree Blocked Road
LUFKIN, Texas (AP) — A rookie East Texas sheriff's deputy has delivered a baby when a couple's drive to the hospital during storms was halted by a tree blocking a road.
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Most-Wanted Criminal Caught in South Texas
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Environmental Law Institute Assists Gulf Residents in Restoring Natural Resources
WASHINGTON, April 20, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Environmental Law Institute has released a series of tools that help Gulf communities shape ecosystem restoration in the wake of the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
"Communities have been experiencing, first hand, the dire impacts of the spill," explained Dr. Kathryn Mengerink, Director of ELI's Oceans Program, "They are eager to know how they can help further the restoration process, which involves complex scientific and legal issues. Our goal is to give Gulf Coast communities the information they need so that they can meaningfully participate in the government-led process to restore natural resources harmed by the oil spill."
To answer basic questions about how restoration works, ELI developed fact sheets that give concise explanations of the restoration process, known as Natural Resource Damage Assessment (NRDA) process, and how the public can ensure it benefits local communities and ecosystems. NRDA is the legal process that the government uses to assess oil spill damage and restore public natural resources. Parties responsible for the spill pay for NRDA and restoration, and the public has the right to participate in NRDA. The fact sheets describe case studies on oil spill NRDAs in other parts of the country, such as the 1989 Exxon Valdez Spill in Alaska. In addition to English versions, the fact sheets are available in Spanish and Vietnamese, the primary languages of many affected Gulf residents. They are available at http://www.eli.org/Program_Areas/ocean_gulfofmexico.cfm.
ELI also provided in-depth training to coastal community members eager to engage in restoration planning. Working with local partners in Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, ELI brought together over 100 fishermen, community leaders and non-profit representatives for half-day workshops on how to make restoration work for gulf communities. Presenters included NRDA experts with experience in the Exxon Valdez process, scientists, and government representatives. Participants asked important questions and brainstormed next steps for making their voices heard.
ELI Law Fellow Nina Robertson added, "The oil spill disaster is unprecedented, as are the number of different restoration and compensation efforts underway. Our work explains what the law requires, what is being done to restore the Gulf, and how communities can help shape what restoration looks like."
In addition to factsheets and the workshops, ELI is tracking oil spill litigation online at http://www.eli.org/program_areas/deepwater_horizon_oil_spill_litigation_database.cfm.
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Flip4Mac and Quicktime
Hi, I received a MacBook Air in Dec 2008 and installed the Leopard upgrade in Aug. 2009. I'm not sure when or if I installed Flip4Mac but I had it and it worked fine until a couple of weeks ago when I tried to install a software update for the F4M, which failed and apparently destroyed the file as there is nothing in the Flip4Mac folder but some unreadable text. I then tried to install a new download of F4M and was told that I needed Quicktime 7, which I downloaded. When I tried to install it, it said that it couldn't because I had QT X installed. I search with Finder and could not find any QuickTime applications or folders. I tried a couple of more times to install QT 7 with the same results. Can anyone help get my Flip4Mac back? Thanks!
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hemp cone speaker. Hemp is a denser, stiffer material than traditional paper pulps, and
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effect, look for a speaker with a larger dust
cap. More mass will have an inverse effect.
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Quite Nyce
Album: YUMMY
Worcester, Massachusetts rhymesayer Quite Nyce and buzzmaking beatsmith Bobby Johnson have come together to bring listeners their latest joint street release, the YUMMY mixtape. More than three years in the making, the... More
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Cincinnati rhymesayer Ill Poetic and Worcester, MA spitter Quite Nyce have come together with The DJBooth to bring listeners their brand new collaborative street release, the On Some Bullsh*t EP. The project features three... More
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Song: Over
Cincinnati rapper/producer Ill Poetic and Worcester, Mass. rhymesayer Quite Nyce may hail from different hip-hop regions but, considering their shared affinity for uncompromising underground sounds, it should come as no... More
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Album: Who's The Man??
Coming off the July release of his Booth-hosted Cautious EP, emcee Quite Nyce has joined forces with emcee/producer Louie Gonz for a brand new collaborative project. Having long been fans of each others work, the Worcester,... More
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DJBoothTV Hits the Warped Tour With Rah Digga, Tyler Stark & More (DJBoothTV Exclusive Interviews)
For the latest episode of Outside the Booth, DJBoothTV's own Jacques Morels catches up with the Vans Warped Tour to talk to underground fixtures like Rah Digga and up-and-comers like Tyler Stark, Kosha Dillz, Adrienne... More
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Featuring: Louie Gonz
Song: Who's The Man
Album: Who's The Man??
According to Quite Nyce, "To be the man you know you gotta work for it". At least that's what he tells us on, Who's The Man?, the title track from his forthcoming EP, making its world premiere right here, right now.... More
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Quite Nyce - Cautious EP
Massachusetts rhymesayer (and RADix member) Quite Nyce has come together with The DJBooth to bring listeners his latest solo street release, the Cautious EP. The project features five original cuts from the underground... More
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Album: Boost da Soul
What good is outside acclaim if you haven't got the self-esteem to back it up? On Feelin' Myself, the second world premiere off Quite Nyce's forthcoming,DJBooth-sponsored EP, the Massachusetts... More
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The DJBooth Presents: BringItBackTour Stage at Vans Warped Tour 2012
New York, N.Y. -- After a successful run of eight dates on last year's Vans Warped Tour, the indie hip-hop themed BringItBackTour Stage will be returning for all 41 dates this summer. Presented by Someone Clothing and powered... More
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Pomme Palais
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"Whimsical, refreshing and unexpected—it's what Richard does best." - Tasting Table
Located on the ground floor, just off of The Palace's grand lobby, Pomme Palais provides a new take on the classic New York City bakery. There is a convenient 51st Street exterior entrance to Pomme Palais for visitors and New Yorkers alike to enjoy this warm and inviting venue exclusively at The New York Palace. The exquisite packaging was designed for on-the-go customers, but the bright and vibrant atmosphere offers seating options, encouraging guests to stay and enjoy their time.
Stop in for macaroons, warm house-made croissants, éclairs, seasonal miniature fruit tarts, or pain au chocolate accompanied with a cup of espresso or coffee in our French market café. This wonderful addition also offers inventive "executive lunch" options with delicious savory treats such as French Onion soup, crab cake sandwich, and 72-hour braised short rib sandwich. The retail items like our top-of-the-line travel mugs or Michel's cookbook "Happy in the Kitchen" make great and unique gifts.
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By Kathleen T. RhemAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19, 2002 Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said public officials owe Americans "an investment of time" to keep them abreast of the government's activities.
The secretary told CNN's Larry King he agreed to be interviewed on King's show as part of that obligation to Americans.
"The people who serve the public have a responsibility to do the best they can to provide information to the American people and to the world," Rumsfeld said Dec. 18. "I need to communicate with the men and women in uniform. I need to communicate with civilians in the Department of Defense, with the Congress and with the executive branch."
The Bush administration has taken some flak from critics and the media for not revealing all the U.S. government knows about Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction. Rumsfeld said he understands people's desire to know, but revealing too much information carries all- too-real risks.
He explained intelligence information comes from both human and technical sources and often poses a dilemma for leaders.
"To the extent you reveal something that you know through intelligence gathering, you run the risk of compromising the human beings who gave you that information, and people can get killed if (the information) is traceable back to them," he said.
Likewise, sources of information collected through technical means could dry up if the information was revealed publicly. Compromising sources would be particularly costly in the event of a conflict. "You would need those means of intelligence gathering," Rumsfeld said.
Regarding Iraq's recent weapons declaration, he said he hasn't seen the report Baghdad delivered to the United Nations. He noted U.S. officials are looking at the 12,000- page document and President Bush will announce the U.S. government's reaction.
The secretary once again asserted his oft-spoken conviction that it's not up to the U.N. inspectors to win at a game of "cat and mouse and hide and seek," but for Iraq to fully disclose its weapons programs.
Inspections "only work if there's a cooperative country," he said, "if Iraq is cooperative and decided, 'Yes, the game's up.'" Rumsfeld also suggested Hussein and his family could leave Iraq "if he doesn't care to give up his weapons of mass destruction."
On the smallpox vaccine, Rumsfeld said that despite the potential health risks associated with large-scale vaccinations against smallpox, he felt the risk of a potential attack justified the measure.
"A smallpox epidemic is so vicious and kills so many people so rapidly and spreads far and wide, that, after a great deal of thought, I concluded that the U.S. military people who have potential vulnerability ought to (be vaccinated)," he said.
The secretary also indicated he would receive the vaccine. "It's hard to ask people to do something you're not willing to do yourself," he said. In announcing the vaccination program Dec. 13, Bush said he'd receive the vaccine as well.
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Wednesday, 20th June 2012
UpdateSaturday, 30th November 2013AN UPDATE
The Board, Parent Advisory Committee, families, staff and supporters of Cure Our Kids met on Saturday 30th November 2013 at Sargent's... More
Market Rock raises $55,000 !!Monday, 30th July 2012Last Thursday 26th July over 800 guests from the Financial Markets gathered at the Hard Rock Café to watch bands made up of talented brokers... More
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Our Lady of the Rosary School fundraising dayWednesday, 4th July 2012On the 30th of May 2012, the year 7 students from Our Lady of the Rosary School in Kenmore QLD, held their special annual Mini Fair & fundraising... More
Oscar's Journey to Health Sunday, 1st July 2012Oncology Mum, Cindy, has kindly offered to share her blog "Oscar's Journey to Health" on our facebook page which contains helpful... More
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Resource & Parents room Refurb!Wednesday, 20th June 2012The rumours are true...Cure Our Kids has organised 3 x café Tables, 12 x brand new colourful Chairs and a LCD TV to arrive THIS WEEK for all... More
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Well now that her parents have spoken...courage, what was this a mob investigation. What was going to happen to her? Getting a speeding ticket by the State College police?
Maybe she'll take a look at the state paying for MP3 players for inmates.
Once great city? I've been in this area for over 30 years...the city was always a dump and unsafe.
Councilman Brad Koplinski said Lynch's request raises "very serious legal and constitutional issues," namely that it could remove residents' right to representation by forcing council to comply with a state mandate.
As opposed to a commuter tax on commuter's. Give me representation, I'd vote them all out.
But did the principal take a pay freeze or a cut? Or lose his/her job?
On the CD website they post budget information. Including stagnant revenue and escalating mandatory costs. I see where there is room for raising admin costs which are budgeted at 7.8 million dollars, only the largest expenditures in the group. Who needs teachers and programs when you have tax payers with endless money and adminstrators who can get more while putting those lower on the food chain with less money or no jobs.
What is missing is that the administrative staff also gets a 5 % raise. Cafeteria workers losing their jobs if the didn't take double digit pay cuts. And still lose their positions after this coming school year. The custodial staff had to take pay freezes. Teachers were furloughed. People that don't make a third of what McConnell already makes. And the woman who helped with the lack of planning for known shortfalls and screwed up bus driver contracts gets a "new position" and a raise. Next time Ford Thompson gives his act about feeling bad for the teachers etc. remember he and Karen took care of themselves and their friends. Your tax dollars at work. Not his or hers.
This was happening way before Obama.
I keep reading on other posts that the Receiver wanting to increase taxes is taxation without representation. How is this different from a commuter tax?
Almond crust salmon with wild rice. I'd like to see Ford Thompson get on here and defend it. Or the reports that keep writing about how they are struggling with their decisions.
The furloughed teachers should run for the school board. At least then they would get a catered meal before each board meeting. That's right...the high and mighty treat themselves well while crying about the lack of money. Name me another school board that gets fed at taxpayer expense while cutting kids programs.
The reality is 661 people out of 309,000 in SERS and PSERS receive over $100,000 a year. That's two tenths of a percent. Biased reporting once again for ones own opinion.
This is old and often repeated news. Maybe Klaus needs to find another job if this is all she has to write about.
Never disliked unions before. That's changed now. But politicians are still worse and more of a waste of tax dollars.
"We'll have a more secure high school with administrators walking around. Teachers don't get hurt, and they will take fewer days off as a result," he said.
That says it all.
Governor's office now owned in part by the Dutch.
The job numbers are bs. Hardly any of the companies that get these breaks come anywhere near the jobs that are "proposed". And like the gas companies how many would go to PA residents? Think Curt Schilling helped out Rhode Island?
Lawyer speak and double talk. If general counsel got involved, the Governor put his foot down. The only reason he was surprised is because Unkovic resigned rather than play lap dog. Good for him.
Why should he apologize for special treatment? That's business as usual in the state.
"School administrators say they're more cognizant of spending taxpayer dollars." That says it all. When you have an endless supply of someone else's money you don't care. That million in energy savings for CD included shutting down the empty cafeteria freezers over the summer. and reducing the number of coffee machines in the classrooms. Things that should always been in place. Quit crying. You knew this was coming and waited.


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Further oral activity
For Parts 1 and 2 students will be asked to conduct several further oral activities (FOA). These activities can be based on different types of situations that use spoken language, ranging from presentations to interviews, or from debates to speeches. In the FOA students must demonstrate their understanding of course work, focus on the relevant topic and an achievement of one or more learning outcomes. In the classroom preparation that leads up to FOAs, teachers should guide students towards successful ideas and speaking formats, without prescribing one method or approach.
Further oral activities are a form of internal assessment. The assessment criteria for Higher and Standard Level are the same. Marks for the FOA are added together with the marks for the individual oral commentary and divided by two. At the end of each exam session, a subject committee decides upon grade boundaries for Higher Level and Standard Level students. Higher Level grade boundaries are slightly stricter than Standard Level grade boundaries.
Remember: The IB moderators who listen to the sample recordings of the individual oral commentaries (IOC) do not only moderate the marks from the IOC. They moderate the entire internal assessment grade. This means that the marks for the further oral activity are also affected.
The basics
The following bullet-points apply to both Higher and Standard Level students
- Further oral activities are based on texts and topics from Parts 1 and 2 of the syllabus. The activity should be rooted in a primary source.
- Students must conduct at least two FOAs; one on Part 1 and one on Part 2. Teachers may provide more opportunities to do an FOA than these two.
- Students may work alone or in groups.
- Students decide on an activity in consultation with their teacher.
- Although there is no official time limit, there must be enough material to assess. On this matter the IB Teacher Support Material states: "The length of the individual oral commentary may be used as a rough guide for the amount of time an individual student should spend speaking during the further oral activity: 15 minutes."
- The oral activities do not need to be recorded. However, recording good samples is useful for future students.
- Following each FOA, students have to write a reflective statement, which is kept on record within the school. The reflective statement explains how the student met one or more of the learning outcomes for Parts 1 or for Part 2.
- The marks from the best FOA performance count for 15% of the final grade.
Teacher talk
After reading the Language A: Language and Literature guide, you may still have many unanswered questions about the further oral activity. In fact, this form of assessment requires some professional judgment and an understanding of formative assessment. More on these topics below.


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I haven't seen the entire performance Gaga gave on Le Grand Journal until yesterday night (my friend and myself had quite a video session yesterday night and were talking fashion until 2am).
The black lacquered lace and leather gown Gaga rocked during her Edge of Glory performance…
… is one of the finale numbers from Versace Fall 2001 runway.
Luckily I was able to find a couple of close-up captures so I can show you the beauty of it in detail!
I'm sooo glad I haven't missed this piece, also featured in Versace Fall 2001 campaign.
Diana Meszaros by Mario Testino.
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Falesco Merlot Umbria 2007
Merlot from Italy
Winemaker's Notes
Made from 100% Merlot grown in various estate vineyards in Umbria and harvested in early September. The wine is fermented in temperature controlled stainless steel tanks and aged in Nevers barrels for 5 months.
Unfiltered to preserve its rich aromas of red fruit and spice, this Merlot is deep ruby red in color. The aromas of blackberry, tobacco and vanilla linger on the long and pleasant finish. Recommended with spicy dishes and sauces. A favorite with lamb.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "The 2007 Merlot, on the other hand, is just plain delicious. The wine possesses notable depth and inner sweetness, with waves of dark fruit, chocolate, spices and French oak that flow from its full-bodied, richly-textured frame. This bottling reveals terrific complexity and harmony, particularly in this price range. Riccardo Cotarella is known for his work with Merlot, and the wine is proof of his mastery with the grape."
Falesco Winery
In 2006, our customers purchased more bottles of wine from Falesco than from any other winery in the world! And it's no wonder, as this winery makes some of the top value wines in Italy, if not the world. Falesco's most popular wine is Vitiano, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Sangiovese grown in Umbria. This is a perennial must-buy: It's lush and fruity, and always seems to garnish outstanding scores from the wine critics.
Falesco was founded in 1979 by Riccardo and Renzo Cotarella, brothers that also happen to be two of Italy's most acclaimed winemakers. Their philosophy is to strike a balance between the uniqueness of native Italian varieties and the versatility of more "international" grapes. As evidenced by the enormous popularity of their wine and the countless worldwide accolades they have received, they have clearly succeeded in achieving their goal. Salute! View all Falesco Wines
About Other ItalianView a map of Other Italian wineries Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, Umbria
LombardyHome of the fashion capital of Milan, Lombardy is not quite Italy's capital of wine. It is, however, home to a few wines worth noting. Most vineyards are far north, far south or far east. First, in the south, the sparkling wine Franciacorta – this sparkling wine is made in the methode champagnoise and the better wineries produce wine that can hold it's own in a quality bubbly line up. Lugana, a pleasant, white wine made from Trebbiano, comes from Lombardy as well. Lean reds from the Nebbiolo grape are made further up in the Valtelliana region, near the Alps.
Emilia-RomagnaThe region of Emilia-Romagna is better known for its food rather than wine. Most of the wine coming from this region is the red, slightly-fizzy Lambrusco. It's high in acid and best drunk young. The white coming out of the region is mostly Albana di Romagna. Made from the albana grape, it's typically dry and pleasant, although not found often.
UmbriaTalk about being in the center of things… the land-locked region of Umbria is smack dab in the middle of the country. The most familiar white wine of the region is Orvieto, named for the medieval Etruscan town. It's a Trebbiano-based wine with good fruit flavors and high acid. Originally a sweet wine, most Orvietos are now dry. Red wine from Umbria includes Torgiano and Montefalco - Torgiano made from the grapes of Chianti, while Montefalco uses the native sagrantino grape, making big and bold reds.
About Italy
A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.
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Video: Heritage Pigs with Matt Jennings and Mike LaScola
Back in October, I had the opportunity to experience three of my favorite things all together: Chef Mike LaScola of American Seasons on Nantucket, Chef Matt Jennings of La Laiterie in Providence, and a rather tasty heritage breed Mangalitsa pig. Check out the video after the jump for some thoughts from Matt Jennings and Mike LaScola about the importance of heritage pork. More
A Sandwich a Day: Roast Beef with Bleu Cheese at Farmstead in Providence
This always happens. I went in for cheese, and left with cheese, jars of fancy mustard and ketchup, and an awesome sandwich. Farmstead, Wayland Square's terrific cheese boutique that shares a wall (and a door) with chef/owners Matt and Kate Jennings' beloved bistro La Laiterie, serves lunch between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m, and the roast beef sandwich ($9) came highly recommended by the friendly on-duty cheesemonger. More
Serious Eats Road Trip: A Providence Sandwich Jaunt
Alaina and I cruised out of Boston at around 11:30. Our plan: head to Providence for a sandwich tour—the food store-cum-cheese shop Farmstead, by husband and wife chef team Matt and Kate Jennings, and Hewtin's Mobile Hot Dog Truck, owned by Matthew and Kristin Gennuso of Chez Pascal. What better time to visit a food truck in New England than on a sunny day in mid-March, with wheels at your disposal? More


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The Matchups
The University of New Hampshire women's ice hockey team takes an undefeated record of 2-0-0 into its Oct. 7 home opener against Colgate University. Game time is 7 p.m. at the Whittemore Center. The Wildcats' three-game homestand continues Oct. 8 (5 p.m.) vs. Syracuse University.
Live stats and video streaming are available for both games online at www.unhwildcats.com. Fans can present a football ticket from the Oct. 8 game (vs. Villanova) to the Whittemore Center Box Office to receive a free ticket to the women's hockey game vs. Syracuse.
Friday night's game vs. Colgate will be broadcast live on the Wildcat Sports Radio Network with Mike Murphy calling the play-by-play and Pete Webster providing color commentary.
UNH has a 5-2-0 lifetime record, including last year's 1-0 overtime road loss, against Colgate. The Wildcats have prevailed all four games at the Whittemore Center and that includes a 4-0 victory in the most recent meeting (October 2009); New Hampshire has outscored the Raiders 17-1 in the four meetings in Durham.
Last year at Starr Rink in Hamilton (N.Y.), Brittany Phillips scored a power-play goal at 1:35 of overtime and Kimberly Sass made 31 saves to shut out UNH. The Wildcats recorded a 31-17 shot advantage through regulation and that included 19-6 in the first period, but Colgate had a 6-0 edge in OT. Lindsey Minton was in goal for the 'Cats and stopped 22 shots.
UNH has a 1-1-0 lifetime record against Syracuse. Last October, the Orange prevailed 4-2 on home ice; one year earlier, the Wildcats were 2-1 victors at the Whittemore Center.
In last year's meeting, Syracuse built a 4-0 lead with one goal in the first period, two in the second and another in the third. Arielle O'Neill scored third-period goals at 9:01 and 18:23 to lift the Wildcats within 4-2. UNH tallied a 14-8 shot advantage in the third period to finish at 28-27 overall; the 'Cats were 1-for-9 on the power play and 6 of 6 on the penalty kill.
Kashman Receives Hockey East Honor
Heather Kashman, a freshman forward, was named the Pro Ambitions Women's Hockey East Association Rookie of the Week on Oct. 3. She recorded two points with a goal in both of the games at Niagara University to help UNH sweep the Purple Eagles. Her first-period goal in the Sept. 30 season opener gave the Wildcats a 1-0 lead, and her second-period tally the next day gave UNH a 2-0 advantage. Kashman had a +3 plus/minus rating and a .400 shooting percentage.
The State of New Hampshire
New Hampshire improved to 9-0-1 in season openers under head coach Brian McCloskey with a 6-4 victory Sept. 30 at Niagara University. The Wildcats are now 30-3-2 overall in season openers. UNH swept the two-game series at Niagara with a 3-2 win Oct. 1 to improve to 2-0-0.
The six goals in the 6-4 win at Niagara marked the highest UNH output since Oct. 18, 2009 against Niagara (6-1 win at the Whittemore Center) and the most scored by the 'Cats on the road since Feb. 8, 2009 at Vermont (6-2 win).
New Hampshire scored five second-period goals in the season opener at Niagara; in comparison, the Wildcats' highest goal output in a game last season was five goals.
Of the 21 Wildcats in the opening-day lineup, seven were freshmen.
UNH returns 14 letterwinners, including seniors Emma Clark and Lindsey Minton as well as captains Katie Brock, Kailey Chappell and Nicole Gifford. There are nine newcomers to this year's squad.
The Wildcats also lost nine letterwinners from a year ago and that includes 2010 All-America selection Courtney Birchard.
The top two point producers and top three scoring forwards return. Junior forward Kristina Lavoie led the team in both assists (11) and points (20) while ranking second in goals (nine). Arielle O'Neill was the team's top goal scorer as a freshman with 11; she ranked second in points (19) and tied for third in assists (eight). Kristine Horn, another junior, tallied five goals and 10 assists for 15 points; those numbers were second in assists and tied for third in points.
The defensive corps lost three players to graduation but consists of captains Katie Brock and Kailey Chappell, both of whom are juniors, as well as sophomore Maggie Hunt.
'Cat Nips
Kristina Lavoie recorded her 50th career point with the first of her two points, a second-period assist, Sept. 30 at Niagara. She enters the week with 29 goals and 23 assists for 52 points.
Lindsey Minton played in her 50th career game (48th start) Oct. 1 at Niagara. She has a 30-15-2 lifetime record with a 1.85 GAA, .918 save percentage and seven shutouts.
Three freshman recorded a point in their Sept. 30 collegiate debut at Niagara and Jenn Gilligan made 21 saves for her first career victory. Caroline Broderick and Heather Kashman scored a goal; Jenna Lascelle tallied an assist.
Five 'Cats recorded a point in both games of the Niagara series. They are: Heather Kashman (2-0-2), Kristina Lavoie (2-1-3), Kristine Horn (2-1-3), Nicole Gifford (1-2-3) and Hannah Armstrong (1-1-2).
O'Neill matched her personal best of two assists Sept. 30 at Niagara. Her assists on consecutive goals were one minute apart and helped extend UNH's lead from 4-1 to 6-1 late in the second period.
Gifford equalled her career high of two points with a goal and an assist Sept. 30 at Niagara.
Katie Brock recorded a +3 plus/minus rating in last Friday's 6-4 victory and was a team-best +4 overall in the weekend series at Niagara. Brynja Bogan, one of three rookies on the blue line, has a +3 rating to tie for second in that statistic.
Quick Starts
New Hampshire skated to a 3-0 lead in both of last weekend's games at Niagara. In the Sept. 30 season opener, the Wildcats led 1-0 at the first intermission on a goal by Heather Kashman, then Nicole Gifford (at 4:27) and Kristine Horn (10:34) potted second-period goals to give the 'Cats a three-goal advantage.
UNH built a 3-0 lead faster in the Oct. 1 rematch. Horn scored at 1:50 of the first period, Kashman scored midway through the stanza and Kristina Lavoie gave the Wildcats a 3-0 lead at 3:52 of the second period.
What Just Happened?
UNH opened the 2011-12 season with a long bus ride to Niagara University last weekend and returned to Durham with 6-4 and 3-2 victories.In the Sept. 30 opener, the Wildcats skated to a 1-0 lead in the first period and then scored five times in the second period to build a 6-1 advantage; Niagara recorded a 10-5 shot advantage and outscored the 'Cats 3-0 in the final frame; Jenn Gilligan made 21 saves defending the UNH goal.
Sixteen hours later, the teams took the ice again and UNH once again led 3-0 midway through the game; the Purple Eagles scored late in the second stanza and in the middle of the third period to pull within 3-2, but then were whistled for penalties at 16:08 and 18:47; Lindsey Minton stopped 22 shots and was named the #1 Star of the Game.
What's Up Next?
New Hampshire begins a three-game homestand with two games at the Whittemore Center this weekend. The Wildcats face off against Colgate University on Oct. 7 (7 p.m.), then play host to Syracuse University on Oct. 8 (5 p.m.). The three-game homestand concludes with the Hockey East opener vs. Boston College on Oct. 14 (7 p.m.).
Starting Strong
In the 10-year tenure of head coach Brian McCloskey, UNH has exhibited a propensity for starting seasons with an extended unbeaten streak.
Last year was one of the few exceptions, as the Wildcats won the opener but then lost the second and third games. They did reel off seven consecutive wins, however, to improve to 8-2-0 through 10 games.
New Hampshire had opened each of the previous two seasons with six-game unbeaten streaks; the 'Cats had a 5-0-1 mark in 2010 preceded by 4-0-2 in 2009. In the 2007 season, UNH opened with nine consecutive wins. In '05 and '03 the Wildcats began with seven straight victories.
This year's squad is off two a two-game winning streak.
200 Wins at The Whitt
New Hampshire recorded its 200th victory at the Whittemore Center with a 4-2 victory Jan. 30, 2011 against Maine. Since the Whitt opened in the 1995-96 season, the UNH women's ice hockey team has a 200-44-24 home record, which calculates to a .791 winning percentage.
Captaining the 'Cats
Junior defensemen Katie Brock and Kailey Chappell and sophomore forward Nicole Gifford will captain the 2011-12 UNH Wildcats. All three were named to the 2011 Hockey East All-Academic Team.
Brock skated in all 32 games last season and matched her rookie total of 0-4-4 with an assist on three game-winning goal. She tied for fifth on the team – and was second among defensemen – in plus/minus at +2; it marked the second consecutive year Brock ranked fifth overall and second among blue liners in that statistic.
Chappell has skated in 64 of 65 games in her two years at UNH. She also recorded four points a year ago, but Chappell tallied a goal and three assists with one game-winning goal and an assist on two other game-winning goals.
Gifford recorded five goals and two assists for a total of seven points in 31 games of the 2010-11 season, and she tied for second on the team in shooting percentage.
The Puck Stops Here
UNH has four goaltenders on its 2011-12 roster, but only senior Lindsey Minton entered the season with collegiate experience. Freshman Jenn Gilligan is expected to challenge for playing time, while newcomer Moe Bradley and redshirt freshman Leslie Ann McGowan complete the depth chart.
Minton got the starting nod Oct. 1 at Niagara and stopped 22 of 24 shots to backbone the Wildcats to a 3-2 victory. It marked her 50th career game (48th start).
In 18 games last season (all starts), Minton went 8-10-0 with a 1.84 GAA and .926 save percentage to rank 14th in the nation in GAA and 18th in save percentage. Minton allowed zero or one goal in nine of 18 games, including consecutive shutouts of Niagara University (twice) and Vermont. Minton's personal-best shutout streak ended at 219:43 when Boston U. scored a second-period goal Nov. 7.
Minton set career highs for saves both in a period (20) and game (37) against sixth-ranked Boston College at the Whittemore Center on Nov. 28. Minton held the Eagles scoreless for 57 minutes, but then the Eagles scored goals within a minute – and added an empty-netter with five seconds remaining – to spoil Minton's career effort (BC won, 3-1).
Minton recorded single-season highs/bests in minutes (1073:20), saves (412), save percentage (.926) and shutouts (four).
Minton currently has a 30-15-2 lifetime record with a 1.85 GAA, .918 save percentage and seven shutouts.
Forward Thinking
Junior forwards Kristine Horn (5-foot-8) and Kristina Lavoie (5-9), as well as sophomore Arielle O'Neill (5-10), generated 38% of the team's points a year ago as three of the top four point producers.
Horn ranked second on the team in assists (10) and tied for third in points (15) a year ago. As a freshman in 2009-10, she was third in assists (13) and fifth in points (21).
Lavoie led the 2011 Wildcats in both assists (11) and points (20), and was second in both goals (nine) and shots (95); she also tied for third in plus/minus and scored a team-best three power-play goals. As a freshman, Lavoie tallied 18-11-29 to rank ninth nationally in rookie scoring as well as second on the team in goals and third in both points and plus/minus.
O'Neill led the 'Cats in goals as a rookie '11 with 11 markers, and she also led the team in shooting percentage. She ranked second in both points (19) and plus/minus.
No Longer Freshmen
Hannah Armstrong and Maggie Hunt will be veterans on the 2011-12 squad despite their sophomore status. Armstrong, a forward, recorded eight points on three goals and five assists in 29 games a year ago; she ranked second on the team in power-play goals (three) and scored one game-winning goal with assists on two other game-winning tallies. Hunt contributed four points (two goals, two assists) as a defensemen; she scored one game-winning goal and assisted on another.
A Matter of Class
Here is a glance at the class breakdown (excluding goalies) with number of players per class indicated in parenthesis:
Senior (1) 0 (0%) 0 (0%) 0 (0%)
Junior (6) 4 (44%) 2 (25%) 6 (35%)
Sophomore (5) 2 (22%) 5 (63%) 7 (41%)
Freshman (7) 3 (33%) 1 (13%) 4 (24%)
O, Canada
Ten of 23 student-athletes on the 2011 UNH women's ice hockey roster hail from Canada. Hannah Armstrong, Kailey Chappell, Bryanna Farris, Nicole Gifford, Paige Goloubef, Jenna Lascelle, Kristina Lavoie and Arielle O'Neill are from Ontario, Jenn Gilligan hails from British Columbia and Heather Kashman is matriculating from Alberta.
These players account for six of the team's nine goals (66.7%), 7 of 8 assists (87.5%) and 13 of 17 points (76.5%), as well as 50% of the minutes in goal.
On the Airwaves
A total of eight UNH women's ice hockey games will be broadcast live on The Wildcat Sports Radio Network, which consists of WGIR-AM 610 (Manchester), WQSO-FM 96.7 (Portsmouth), WGIN-AM 930 (Rochester), WNTK-FM 99.7 (New London) and WASR-AM 1420 (Wolfeboro), WSMN-AM 1590 (Nashua).
It begins with the home opener Oct. 7 vs. Colgate and concludes with the final regular-season home game Feb. 12 against Providence.
Here is the schedule of games (listed time is start of broadcast):
Oct. 7 vs. Colgate, 6:55 pm
Nov. 3 vs. Vermont, 6:55 pm
Nov. 25 vs. Maine, 6:55 pm
Nov. 29 vs. Union, 6:55 pm
Dec. 11 vs. Dartmouth, 1:55 pm
Jan. 13 vs. UConn, 6:55 pm
Feb. 4 vs. Boston U., 1:55 pm
Feb. 12 vs. Providence, 1:55 pm
Scouting the Raiders
Colgate University (Hamilton, N.Y.), picked ninth in the ECAC Hockey Preseason Poll, opens the 2011-12 season Friday night at UNH's Whittemore Center. The Raiders return 14 letterwinners from last year's team that went 11-19-3 and tied for eighth in the league standings at 8-12-2.
The top two point producers return from a year ago. Brittany Phillips led the team in both goals (15) and points (33), and she tied for the team lead in assists (18). Jenny Klynstra was second to Phillips in both goals (13) and points (27).
In goal, Kimberly Sass played in 24 games (23 starts). She had an 8-13-3 record with a 2.88 GAA, .899 save percentage and five shutouts.
Scouting the Orange
Syracuse University (Hamilton, N.Y.) opened the 2011-12 season last weekend at the East/West Showcase and returned home with a 1-1-0 record. The Orange defeated St. Cloud State, 2-1, in the opener and then fell 4-0 to fourth-ranked Minnesota.
SU returns 17 letterwinners from last year's squad that went 14-16-6 overall with a 7-6-3 mark in the CHA and advanced to the league title game. In this year's preseason poll, the Orange tied for second with Niagara (behind Mercyhurst College and ahead of Robert Morris).
Syracuse lost its top three point producers from last year's squad. Sophomore defenseman Akane Hosoyamada (2g , 16a) is the top returning scorer. Megan Skelly (7-10-17), Holly Carrie-Mattimoe (6-11-17) and Margot Scharfe (7-8-15) also reached double digits in points last season.
The Orange return three goalies with collegiate experience. Kallie Billadeau played in 22 games (21 starts) and went 7-11-3 with a 2.84 GAA and .908 save percentage. Jenesica Drinkwater had a 6-5-3 record with a 2.64 GAA and .905 save percentage in 15 games (14 starts).
This season through two games, six players have one point apiece. Drinkwater stopped 32 of 33 shots to defeat St. Cloud, then Billadeau made 46 saves (50 shots) against Minnesota.
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LOGAN — Huntington High has simply been the road warriors of 2012.
Playing in their fifth road game out of their first seven contests, the Highlanders dug deep to thwart a late Logan rally with a pair of scores in a 37-18 win at Middleburg Island on Friday night.
"It was 23-18 in the fourth and our guys got a couple of late scores to finish it off," Huntington High head coach Billy Seals said. "Last year, they came back from two scores down late to beat us so we were glad to get one late and end any chance of that this year. They are a very good football team — physical, hard-nosed and they play tough. Anytime you go on the road and win, you are happy about it."
Huntington High (6-1) finished off the road portion of its schedule unblemished at 5-0.
The Highlanders now finish the season with three home games against Greenbrier East, Riverside and Capital.
"To my knowledge, it (finishing perfect on the road) hasn't been done in the history of the school," Seals said. "I'll have to check, but regardless, that's a credit to our kids and coaches."
The final score wasn't necessarily indicative of how tight the game got early in the fourth quarter.
The Highlanders led 21-6, but Logan's Brynden Street cut the deficit to 21-12 with a 4-yard touchdown run.
After Huntington High got a safety when Dwan Wheeler sacked Logan quarterback Chris Marcum in the end zone, Marcum came back with a 23-yard scoring pass to Josh rein to cut the lead to 23-18.
That's when Huntington High shut the door by getting physical with the Wildcats.
Paden Christian powered in on a 1-yard touchdown run with 5:10 left before Charles
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"I thought our offensive line played well tonight," Seals said. "We dominated the line of scrimmage and we had to play smashmouth football. The backs hit the hole hard and it was a good effort by our offense."
The offense helped offset a difficult night for the defensive backfield, which gave up a few big plays.
Marcum and Rein hooked up twice for long scoring passes in the game. The first came with 6:30 left in the first half as Rein got in behind the Highlander secondary and raced into the end zone following a 55-yard connection from Marcum.
In all, the Huntington High defense limited Logan to just 88 yards rushing on 18 carries, but the Wildcats threw for 225 yards on 13-of-34 passing.
"We gave up two big pass plays that is unacceptable," Seals said. "We can't do that. We allowed them to get back in the football game. Logan's quarterback is good and he has guys all over the field to throw to."
Huntington High rushed for 307 yards on 59 carries, led by Christian's 116 yards on 24 carries. Quarterback Mark Shaver added 53 yards on seven carries in the Highlanders' methodical attack.
HH — Paden Christian 3 run (Stevens kick)
L — Josh Rein 55 pass from Chris Marcum (run failed)
HH — Mark Shaver 2 run (Stevens kick)
HH — Mark Shaver 1 run (Stevens kick)
L — Brynden Street 4 run (run failed)
HH — safety (Dwan Wheeler tackle in end zone)
L — Rein 23 pass from Marcum (pass failed)
HH — Christian 1 run (Stevens kick)
HH — Charles Crawford 4 run (Stevens kick)


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Building Hydra from source code
Firstly, could I just say I'm not sure whether I've posted this in the right section-not sure if it should go in Darwin and development or something, so sorry if I've put it in the wrong place.
I'm new to compiling the software from source files. So I was wondering if someone can point out the (probably) glaringly obvious here which I can't see. This is basically what I've typed into Terminal and what I see now.
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james-pc:~ James$ sudo port install hydra
---> Computing dependencies for hydra
---> Dependencies to be installed: libssh01 openssl zlib
---> Fetching zlib
---> Attempting to fetch zlib-1.2.5.tar.bz2 from zlib Home Site
---> Attempting to fetch zlib-1.2.5.tar.bz2 from Index of /zlib
---> Attempting to fetch zlib-1.2.5.tar.bz2 from Index of http://mirror.aarnet.edu.au/pub/macports/mpdistfiles/zlib/ - Updated daily
---> Verifying checksum(s) for zlib
---> Extracting zlib
---> Applying patches to zlib
---> Configuring zlib
---> Building zlib
---> Staging zlib into destroot
---> Installing zlib @1.2.5_0
---> Activating zlib @1.2.5_0
---> Cleaning zlib
---> Fetching openssl
---> Attempting to fetch openssl-1.0.0d.tar.gz from Index of /openssl
---> Verifying checksum(s) for openssl
---> Extracting openssl
---> Applying patches to openssl
---> Configuring openssl
---> Building openssl
---> Staging openssl into destroot
---> Installing openssl @1.0.0d_0
---> Activating openssl @1.0.0d_0
---> Cleaning openssl
---> Fetching libssh01
---> Attempting to fetch libssh-0.11.tgz from Index of /libssh
---> Verifying checksum(s) for libssh01
---> Extracting libssh01
---> Applying patches to libssh01
---> Configuring libssh01
---> Building libssh01
---> Staging libssh01 into destroot
---> Installing libssh01 @0.11_1
---> Activating libssh01 @0.11_1
---> Cleaning libssh01
---> Fetching hydra
---> Attempting to fetch hydra-5.4-src.tar.gz from Index of /hydra
---> Verifying checksum(s) for hydra
---> Extracting hydra
---> Applying patches to hydra
---> Configuring hydra
---> Building hydra
---> Staging hydra into destroot
---> Installing hydra @5.4_3
---> Activating hydra @5.4_3
---> Cleaning hydra
james-pc:~ James$
I may be wrong, but it seems like I've built it. But I don't know where the Hydra program is installed now. (At least I think that's the problem I've got.) Can anyone make sense of where the application is from that code? Thanks for any help/advice in advance
Everything worked as planned during that build. So yes, everything has been installed - you'd see a nasty and likely indecipherable error otherwise.
Start basic - try to run "hydra" by simply typing the name and hitting enter. Otherwise, type the first few letter and push tab to see if Bash autocompletes the name for you (the name may be different and may be something like "hydra-bin").
I tried typing hydra and got this.
james-pc:~ James$ hydra
Hydra v5.4 [http://www.thc.org] (c) 2006 by van Hauser / THC <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Syntax: hydra [[[-l LOGIN|-L FILE] [-p PASS|-P FILE]] | [-C FILE]] [-e ns]
[-o FILE] [-t TASKS] [-M FILE [-T TASKS]] [-w TIME] [-f] [-s PORT] [-S] [-vV]
server service [OPT]
-R restore a previous aborted/crashed session
-S connect via SSL
-s PORT if the service is on a different default port, define it here
-l LOGIN or -L FILE login with LOGIN name, or load several logins from FILE
-p PASS or -P FILE try password PASS, or load several passwords from FILE
-e ns additional checks, "n" for null password, "s" try login as pass
-C FILE colon seperated "login:pass" format, instead of -L/-P options
-M FILE server list for parallel attacks, one entry per line
-o FILE write found login/password pairs to FILE instead of stdout
-f exit after the first found login/password pair (per host if -M)
-t TASKS run TASKS number of connects in parallel (default: 16)
-w TIME defines the max wait time in seconds for responses (default: 30)
-v / -V verbose mode / show login+pass combination for each attempt
server the target server (use either this OR the -M option)
service the service to crack. Supported protocols: telnet ftp pop3[-ntlm] imap[-ntlm] smb smbnt http[s]-{head|get} http-{get|post}-form http-proxy cisco cisco-enable vnc ldap2 ldap3 mssql mysql oracle-listener postgres nntp socks5 rexec rlogin pcnfs snmp rsh cvs svn icq sapr3 ssh2 smtp-auth[-ntlm] pcanywhere teamspeak sip vmauthd
OPT some service modules need special input (see README!)
Use HYDRA_PROXY_HTTP/HYDRA_PROXY_CONNECT and HYDRA_PROXY_AUTH env for a proxy.
Hydra is a tool to guess/crack valid login/password pairs - use allowed only
for legal purposes! If used commercially, tool name, version and web address
must be mentioned in the report. Find the newest version at #!/bin/the hacker's choice - THC
Forgive me if this is a silly idea, but I thought there'd be some actual aqua application with a GUI. I wasn't expecting to be running this from the command line. The hydra website displays a Windows program with a simple user interface. I thought these build commands would build a Mac version of that... Is that not possible to do? I can't seem to find clear advice on the developer's website or by a google search.
The UI on the website is for a GTK application, commonly used on Linux and other *nix OSes (not including OS X although you can run GTK apps in OS X). Take a look at the README for usage instructions.
Note their disclaimer (and I'm not accusing you of anything here): use it for legal purposes only. Be careful what you do with that tool.
OK, that's made everything clear. I've re-read the readme and I understand what you're saying. Thank you very much. :)
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Problem II: Given a straight line with endpoints A, B, to bisect it.
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You'll have to forgive College of Charleston women's basketball coach Natasha Adair if she walks around with a little swagger these days.
Game Day
Towson vs. College of Charleston
When: Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Show Place Arena (5,800) in Upper Marlboro, Md.
Records: Towson 13-16, 7-9 in CAA; CofC 16-13, 9-7
Webcast: www.caasports.com
There's good reason for the second-year head coach to be optimistic about the program. Adair has seen the future and it looks bright because of four talented freshmen players.
When Charleston jumped from the Southern Conference to the Colonial Athletic Association back in July, few observers around the CAA gave the Cougars much of a chance in their new league. The Cougars were picked to finish seventh in a preseason poll.
The SoCon consistently ranked near the bottom in women's basketball. During the 2012-13 season, the SoCon was the 22nd-ranked conference among 30 NCAA Division I leagues. The CAA was No. 13.
But the Cougars have been more than just a speed bump for league opponents this season as they head into this weekend's CAA tournament in Upper Marlboro, Md. In fact, Charleston ranks among the league's elite teams.
The third-seeded Cougars face Towson at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Charleston was 16-13 overall and finished third in the CAA with a 9-7 mark. They split the season series with second-seeded Delaware and handed James Madison its only loss in conference play.
"I've been asked during the season if this the year we think we can win a conference title," Adair said.
"Absolutely. That's why we're competing. We're just as good as any team in the CAA. We belong here and we didn't want to just walk into the league, we wanted to surge into the league in grand fashion."
Mission accomplished.
A major reason for the Cougars' success in their transition from the SoCon to the CAA has been the emergence of freshmen Bre Bolden, Jasmine Carter, Jenice Winter and Courtney Gardner.
Bolden and Carter have had the biggest impact.
Bolden was named to the CAA's All-Rookie team last week, averaging 8.2 points and 5.1 rebounds a game. Bolden dropped 20 points on Drexel, the defending women's NIT champions, and had 15 points against Delaware and South Florida, both NCAA tournament teams a year ago. A quick first step and soft hands around the rim have made the 5-11 player tough to stop.
"Bre can blow by you on the perimeter and finish at the basket," Adair said. "She can rebound. She can defend and she can run the floor."
Bolden said she didn't know what to expect during her first season of college basketball.
"I didn't have any expectations when I got here," said Bolden, who has started 20 games for the Cougars. "I didn't know how much I'd play or if I'd start. I just wanted to fit in."
Carter, a 6-0 forward, averaged nearly six points and three rebounds a game. Her best game came back in February when she scored 19 points against Hofstra.
"She's my baby (Charles) Barkley," Adair said. "She had no idea who Charles Barkley was, but now she knows. You can really challenge her and she'll step up to the plate and meet that challenge."
While Winter and Gardner have not seen the floor as much as their freshmen teammates, they've been equally effective when they've gotten the opportunity to play.
"We wouldn't be where we are today without all four of those girls," Adair said. "Those four are going to be the foundation for what our program is going to be down the road."
College of Charleston freshmen (from left to right) Jasmine Carter, Jenice Winter, Bre Bolden and Courtney Gardner.(photo by Al Samuels)×
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Two rule changes will force players to be more careful with their hands
Jun 19, 2012, 10:46 PM EDT
Along with approving the Toronto Maple Leafs sale and other topics, the NHL's Board of Governors announced two rule changes that essentially force players to be a bit more careful with their hands. (Apologies to obstruction-fearing fans who want changes, though. This isn't about that.)
"Concealing the puck"
Rule 67.2 has been altered to keep players from closing their hands on the puck and skating with it when it's in the air. A player can still catch a puck in the opposing zone, but he'll get a minor penalty if he moves with it in his gloved hand. Here's how the league worded it:
"A player shall be permitted to catch the puck out of the air but must immediately place it or knock it down to the ice. If he catches it and skates with it, either to avoid a check or to gain a territorial advantage over his opponent, a minor penalty shall be assessed for "closing his hand on the puck."
Batting the puck out of the faceoff circle
Along similar lines, a player can no longer win a faceoff by desperately (or sneakily?) bat the puck out of a faceoff with his hands. Here's the official description:
"Both players facing-off are prohibited from batting the puck with their hand in an attempt to win the face-off. Any attempt by either center to win the face-off by batting the puck with their hand shall result in a minor penalty. This penalty shall be announced as a "Minor Penalty for Delay of Game – Face-off Violation." Once the face-off is deemed complete (and winner of the face-off is clear), hand passes shall be enforced as per Rule 79."
The two alterations are perfectly logical and share a theme: forcing players to advance the puck with their sticks rather than their gloved hands. These aren't game-changes, but I like the tweaks. What do you think?
- stakex - Jun 19, 2012 at 11:31 PM
The first rule just clarifies an existing rule. Players shouldn't be able to catch a puck and make a movie with it, so I don't have much issue with it.
The second rule on the other hand is a real joke. There is no reason a defensive player shouldn't be able to hand pass the puck to win a faceoff. Clearly this is just another example of the NHL looking for ways to invent penelties to incrase scoring which is something I have big issues with.
- miketoasty - Jun 19, 2012 at 11:48 PM
I disagree with your second point, it gives the defending team an unfair advantage on the faceoff that I'm sure wasn't intended.
I agree with you on the first rule though.
- hystoracle - Jun 20, 2012 at 1:58 PM
Agree with you. But I can see the second rule being selectively enforced. It is hard to see into those scrums at the faceoff dot sometimes. The part of the rule that states "Once the face-off is deemed complete" is up to interpretation by the referees. These striped bozos have a hard enough time as it is.
- jrmehle - Jun 19, 2012 at 11:55 PM
I also disagree with your second point. Hockey is played with sticks, not hands. This is equivalent to kicking a goal in. It's not particularly harmful to the game, but it's just not hockey.
- miketoasty - Jun 20, 2012 at 2:07 PM
Couldn't have said it better myself.
- jrmehle - Jun 19, 2012 at 11:47 PM
It will be interesting to see if this affects any centermen's faceoff win percentages. I know certain players have a reputation for batting the puck with their hand more than others.
- barkar942 - Jun 20, 2012 at 12:58 AM
I personally disagree with the entire "you can move the puck with your hand in the defensive zone" rule.
I remember when that rule first came in, I questioned why. I still think the entire rule should be tossed. Hockey pucks are to be moved with sticks or your skates, not your hands.
Does anyone know where there is a good explanation of why this rule went into effect in the first place? There is way too much movement of the puck now in the defensive zone.
- dolanster - Jun 20, 2012 at 10:27 AM
Agree. Hand passes should be illegal everywhere on ice.
- fleshybear - Jun 20, 2012 at 2:02 AM
I do like the rule change on the face off, the previous rule gives a defensive player a clear advantage. i would like to some changes with goalie interference before they start flopping more then they already do.
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You could try looking into Mplayer CE or WiiMC.
Hi Guys,
I have successfully soft moded my Wii, thanks to this site and its members. Thank you. Playing Wii games without any issues. Now I want to know if it is possible to play ripped dvds from the same external HD which has the wii games on. If it is possible what format can I play. VOB, ISO etc and can covers be added.
I suspect that the play back quality might not be as good as a Apple TV/Itunes/External NAS, but this might certainly be a cheaper solution.
Any guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
I could not find anything by searching the forum.
You could try looking into Mplayer CE or WiiMC.
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Did you find anything yet?
I have found that WiiMC does not seem to work very well for this. But have not tried anything else yet
You can use a program such as DVD shrink and rip the DVD to your pc hdd and then use a video app to stick them in a avi container but be warned the Wii can't handle high bitrate movies so you will have to take this into consideration when converting.
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Are you able to play a movie and access the menu, right from the DVD using WiiMC?
I could not, and had to launch the individual files. But I did not spend much time with it before looking online for others in similar situations.
In my case, it is an original DVD.
But I was just trying to get a sense of how it it operated with an actual DVD, then see if that could be duplicated from a ripped copy on the HDD.
Here is a link for wiimc with a list of supported file types.


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