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TULSA (AP) - A convicted murderer has pleaded guilty to kidnapping an 11-year-old girl who authorities say was slain and her body dumped in New Mexico.
Vernon Lynn Hopper will be sentenced March 24 in U.S. District Court in Tulsa. He faces a sentence of up to life in prison without parole on the plea he entered Monday.
Hopper also has been charged with first-degree murder in Tulsa County District Court in the girl's death. He has not entered a plea to that charge.
Prosecutors say they have identified what they believe are the remains of Roxie Moser, who was last seen in June 1992 after leaving a Tulsa grocery store.
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Subject: General Tech | January 29, 2016 - 02:32 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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ISPs have stumbled onto a new money making venture, renting out your wireless internet connection to third parties so that those companies can provide public WiFi to their customers. Sources told The Inquirer that some ISPs already do this without informing their customers and that it will likely be a common industry practice by 2017. Theoretically you are allowed to opt out but since your ISP may not have told their users they are doing this; how would the average customer know to request this be turned off?
This raises several concerns, especially here in North America thanks to our pathetic internet services. Most users have a data cap and the ISPs have little reason to spend resources to properly monitor who is using the bandwidth, their customers or random passersby. As well the speeds of most customers are low enough that they may see degradation of their service if numerous passersby connect to their WiFi. Putting the monetary concerns to the side there are also serious security concerns. Once a user has access to your WiFi router they are most of the way into your network and services such as UPnP and unprotected ports leave you vulnerable to attack.
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Subject: General Tech | January 28, 2016 - 02:25 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Microsoft is revisiting an old issue with private browsing which we have seen too many times unfortunately. In 2010 Firefox's private browsing broke and left site visits on your computer and in 2013 Chrome went through the same issue. More recently it was discovered that when Chrome interacted with an NVIDIA GPU, sites could also be retrieved. Now it is Edge's turn, the browser stores your page visits in tables under <user>\appdata\local\microsoft\windows\history even when using InPrivate Mode. This will be resolved soon but for now if you are secretly ... ah, shopping for a loved one you might want to use a different browser, VPN or other measure. There is more info over at The Inquirer.
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Podcast #384 - Corsair Carbide 600Q, GDDR5X, a Dual Fiji Graphics card and more!
Subject: General Tech | January 28, 2016 - 01:38 PM | Ken Addison
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Landlocked Homeworld; a glimpse at Kharak
Subject: General Tech | January 27, 2016 - 01:47 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gaming, Homeworld, Deserts of Kharak
The newest Homeworld game is a prequel covering how the fractious clans of Kharak fought over an ancient relic found in the deserts of their dying world, presumably the Mothership of the two previous Homeworld games. From the trailers and descriptions provided in this Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN article the game will play very similarly to Homeworld, most of your assets will be restricted to hugging the ground but their is evidence of vertical terrain, flying units and perhaps even orbital units. In exchange for that your carrier, the replacement Mothership in this game, it is mobile and heavily armed and so will play a big role in your strategy. Read on to learn more about the game right here.
"Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak [official site] is a prequel to the legendary Homeworld space real-time strategy games, but this time – heresy! – set on land, as the Kushan race battle angry clans to reclaim ancient technologies found on the sandy planet they currently call home."
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- Endless Legend: Shifters Expansion Announced @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Steam's Atari Vault Package Brings Back 100 Classic Games @ Wired
- Hands On: Far Cry Primal @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Tom Clancy's The Division: PC recommended specs leak @ HEXUS
- Best Fallout 4 Mods @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
Ever been so sick of a song you considered veering off the road to make it stop?
Subject: General Tech | January 27, 2016 - 01:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Usenix Enigma, security, iot
The good news is that this particular bug has been addressed but it does not make the vulnerability any less terrifying. A mere 18 seconds of playtime on a compromised audio CD in your car is enough to insert the attack code and gain complete control over your cars computer controlled systems. This particular vulnerability was discovered in 2010, long before the more recent vulnerabilities you would have seen all over various media. You could shut off the engines, forcibly unlock the doors, interfere with steering and many other functions that could well cause serious damage at highway speeds or in other scenarios.
When placing the blame, The Inquirer makes sure to point out that you should not look to the car companies as it is the software providers who are the source of the problem. Thanks to various corporate policies no car company has access to all of the source code running in their products so a security audit will not help. Even better is the inclusion of a government-mandated OBD-II port which allows complete control over your cars system; which you should not touch as simply plugging into it would be a crime in the USA. There is some good news, this vulnerability resulted in Fiat Chrysler recalling 1.4 million cars at a cost of about a quarter of a billion dollars ... an expensive mistake that may convince them to change their software implementation processes.
"The modern car's operating system is such a mess that researchers were once able to get complete control of a vehicle by playing a song laced with malicious code. Malware encoded in the track was executed after the file was loaded from a CD and processed by a buggy parser."
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- AMD emits fresh open-source GPU tools for HPC, game devs @ The Register
- Augmented Reality Becomes Useful, Real @ Hack a Day
- honor 5X, honor 7 Enhanced & honor Band Z1 Revealed @ Tech ARP
- Western Digital, IBM enter patently cosy deal @ The Register
- Mozilla launches Firefox 44 with pop-up notifications @ The Inquirer
- Google Chrome had an unchecked extension that can spy on you @ The Inquirer
- Increasing adoption of Ultra HD panels for notebooks may push down prices @ DigiTimes
- Raspberry Pi Zero Cluster Packs a Punch @ Hack a Day
- N1 Email Client -- A User-Friendly Option @ Linux.com
- Guide: Block Google DNS per device @ MissingRemote
Dell has never exactly been a brand that gamers gravitate towards. While we have seen some very high quality products out of Dell in the past few years, including the new XPS 13, and people have loved their Ultrasharp monitor line, neither of these target gamers directly. Dell acquired Alienware in 2006 in order to enter the gaming market and continues to make some great products, but they retain the Alienware branding. It seems to me a gaming-centric notebook with just the Dell brand could be a hard sell.
However, that's exactly what we have today with the Dell Inspiron 15 7000. Equipped with an Intel Core i5-6300HQ and NVIDIA GTX 960M for $799, has Dell created a contender in the entry-level gaming notebook race?
For years, the Inspiron line has been Dell's entry level option for notebooks and subsequently has a questionable reputation as far as quality and lifespan. With the Inspiron 15 7000 being the most expensive product offering in the Inspiron line though, I was excited to see if it could sway my opinion of the brand.
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Subject: General Tech | January 26, 2016 - 12:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: security, Lenovo, idiots
Lenovo chose the third most popular password of 2015 to secure its ShareIT for Windows application and for bonus points have made it hard coded, which there is utterly no excuse for in this day and age. If you aren't familiar with the software, it is another Dropbox type app which allows you to share files and folders, apparently with anyone now that this password ridiculousness has been exposed. As you read on at The Inquirer the story gets even better, files are transferred in the clear without any encryption and it even creates an open WiFi hotspot for you, to make sharing your files even easier for all and sundry. There are more than enough unintentional vulnerabilities in software and hardware, we really don't need companies programming them in on purpose. If you have ShareIT, you should probably DumpIT.
We received word that there is an updated version of ShareIT available for those who do use the app and would like to continue to do so.
They can also access the latest versions which are posted and available for download on the Lenovo site. The updated Android version of SHAREit is also available for download on the Google Play store. Please visit the Lenovo security advisory page for the latest information and updates: (https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/product_security/len_4058)
"HOLY COW! Lenovo may have lost its mind. The firm has created vulnerabilities in ShareIT that could be exploited by anyone who can guess that '12345678' could be a password."
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- Simple solution foils lithium-battery freeze @ Nanotechweb
- Terrible infections, bad practices, unclean kit – welcome to hospital IT @ The Register
- Microsoft struggles against self-inflicted Office 365 IMAP outage @ The Register
- AI pioneer Marvin Minsky passes away aged 88 @ The Inquirer
- Surface Pro 3 users are getting all kinds of borkage after bad driver drop @ The Inquirer
- Exposed HP LaserJet Printers Offer Anonymous FTP To the Public @ Slashdot
Have you tried the Steam Controller yet?
Subject: General Tech | January 25, 2016 - 01:27 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: input, Steam Controller
The claims seem suspect; how exactly can a Steam Controller replace a mouse and keyboard when gaming? That suspicion is being tested over at The Tech Report who recently tried out Valve's new Steam Controller, comparing it not only to a standard PC input setup but also to a XBox controller. For the test they used Rocket League, Team Fortress 2, Just Cause 3, and Helldivers with mixed results. In the end the Steam Controller was just not as useful as the Logitech M570 trackball, wireless keyboard, and Xbox 360 controller the reviewer is used to. That said, with a lot of practice and time spent tweaking your input profiles you could find the Steam Controller is for you ... if you want it.
"Valve's Steam Controller is supposed to obviate the mouse and keyboard for PC gaming in the living room. We put our thumbs on the Steam Controller's twin trackpads and took it for a spin to see whether it does the job."
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- COUGAR 450k Hybrid Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review @ NikKTech
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Make yourself a WiFi camera remote
Subject: General Tech | January 25, 2016 - 12:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: wifi, camera, DIY, iot
Hack a Day has posted a perfect example of how inexpensive and easy it is to build yourself useful things instead of shopping for expensive electronics. If you have looked at the prices of cameras or adapters which allow you to wirelessly take a picture you have probably been disappointed, but you don't have to stay that way. Instead, take an existing manual remote trigger, add in a WiFi enabled SoC module like the ESP8266 suggested in the video, download and compile the code and the next thing you know you will have a camera with wireless focus and shutter trigger. Not too shabby for a ~$5 investment.
"It's just ridiculous how cheap and easy it is to do some things today that were both costly and difficult just two or three years ago. Case in point: Hackaday.io user [gamaral] built a WiFi remote control for his Canon E3 camera out of just three parts"
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- Thought you were safe from the Fortinet SSH backdoor? Think again @ The Register
- Windows 10: Microsoft confirms results of its Sophie's Choice on chipset support @ The Register
- Five technologies you shouldn't bother looking out for in 2016 @ The Register
- Cabling horrors unplugged: Reg readers reveal worst nightmares @ The Register
My new desk mate
Earlier this month at the 2016 edition of the Consumer Electronics Show, Logitech released a new product for the gaming market that might have gone unnoticed by some. The G502 Proteus Spectrum is a new gaming mouse that takes an amazing product and makes it just a little better with the help of some RGB goodness. The G502 Proteus Core has been around for a while now and has quickly become one of the best selling gaming mice on Amazon, a testament to its quality and popularity. (It has been as high as #1 overall in recent days.)
We have been using the G502 Proteus Core in our gaming test beds at the office for some months and during that time I often lamented about how I wanted to upgrade the mouse on my own desk to one. While I waited for myself stop being lazy and not just switching one for the G402 currently in use at my workstation, Logitech released the new G502 Proteus Spectrum and handed me a sample at CES to bring home. Perfect!
|Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum Specifications
|Max Acceleration
|Max Speed
|USB Data
|16 bits/axis
|USB Report Rate
|1000 Hz (1 ms)
|32-bit ARM
|Button rating
|20 million clicks
|Feet rating
|250 kilometers
|$79 - Amazon.com
The G502 Proteus Spectrum is very similar to the Core model, with the only difference being the addition of an RGB light under the G logo and DPI resolution indicators. This allows you to use the Logitech Gaming Software to customize its color, its pattern (breathing, still or rotating) as well as pair it up and sync with the RGB lights of other Logitech accessories you might have. If you happen to own a Logitech G910 or G410 keyboard, or one of the new headsets (G633/933) then you'll quickly find yourself in color-coordinated heaven.
In the box you'll find the mouse, attached to a lengthy cable that works great even with my standing desk, and a set of five weights that you can install on the bottom if you like a heavier feel to your mousing action. I installed as many as I could under the magnetic door on the underside of the mouse and definitely prefer it. The benefit of the weights (as opposed to just a heavier mouse out of the box) is that users can customize it as they see fit.
Continue reading our short review of the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum mouse!!
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Guard commander:Sir, we're in a beautiful valley. We have blasters keeping all the creeper generators under control. SAMs are defending us from all sides. We have literally no need to move on. we have all but one of the relays activated just in case, and with time, we could probably find a way to get rid of the menace of the creeper. King: Excellent. activate the last relay. Commander: your majesty, with all due respect.... King: Shut up. open the relay. Commander: But this kingdom will die without the city to provide power! All of this hard work will be lost! King: So? Hurry up and open it, I'm losing time score! Commander: *sigh* fine....
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more like get bored to death by it
And it is quiet on the PC front, i'm happy to admit it. Bad DRM decision's, poor console ports, piracy problems, hardware issues, rushed releases("it's ok we will patch it later" syndrome), and a big industry push to get people on consoles all have a part to play. Thats just the way it is.
hmmm ok this is more a piece(from gamasutra of course!) on historic games, the games that shaped the industry. In truth it could go in the console war thread, but it also fits here as at the time the arcades were the most likely place you would first play this game, and many versions were made for all the home computers of the day(hobbiest and industry releases), as well as the consoles of the day(the atari vcs etc). It's a good read
I did try to code my own in Z80 basic back in 1985, but you really hit a wall with the hardware using basic very quickly, and i was never a good enough coder to get past those kind of problems. You needed machine code(to my mind).


text: Lansing VIDEO: "The Cager" Premieres at NCG | Current Sports | WKAR By Current Sports • Feb 23, 2015 MSU men's basketball player Keenan Wetzel has been working on his film, "The Cager," for quite some time and finally was ready to reveal it to the public. The young director premiered the 25-minute short film in a private gala at NCG theatre in Lansing, MI. The movie stars his former MSU teammate, Delvon Roe. Wetzel wrote the script and began directing the film last summer. WKAR's Al Martin made the trip to NCG to talk with Keenan, and others, about the remarkable accomplishment. MSU assistant dean to join Lansing City Council By Kevin Lavery • Feb 23, 2015 WKAR/Kevin Lavery The Lansing City Council will officially be back at full strength tonight, when it swears in its newest member. Vincent Delgado was appointed to the council Thursday night in a 6 to 1 vote. He'll finish the current term vacated by Derrick Quinney, who stepped down after becoming the new Ingham County Register of Deeds. Bernero to unveil BWL plans, responds to early criticism By Mark Bashore • Jan 28, 2015 Scott Pohl/WKAR Listen Listening... / 14:39 Tomorrow evening at Lansing Community College, Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero makes his tenth State of the City address. In the speech, which has the theme "Lansing 3.0", the Mayor will review developments of the past year and share his agenda for 2015. Lansing gets $6-million to fight blight By Kevin Lavery • Jan 9, 2015 Kevin Lavery/WKAR Listen Listening... / 12:23 Now that we're into the new year, you might be thinking "I'm ready to give myself a makeover." It's not just people who have that impulse. Entire communities plan what they'll look like in the future, and that often means getting rid of outdated eyesores. That's a polite description of what cities large and small deal constantly deal with: urban blight. The city of Lansing has recently received a federal grant to eliminate blighted properties. Historic Turner-Dodge House repaired in time for holidays By Scott Pohl • Nov 13, 2014 Scott Pohl/WKAR Listen Listening... / 12:48 The Turner-Dodge House in north Lansing is one of the city's most historic structures. It's almost 160 years old, and over the years, it has hosted hundreds of events ranging from tours and music events to wedding receptions. Last January, a burst pipe caused extensive water damage at the Turner-Dodge House, and things are only now getting back to normal. Pages« first ‹ previous … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … next › last »


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These reprints of '60s b&w horror comics magazines Creepy#6-10 are aimed at the connoisseur. They're faithful reproductions, to the extent of including each issue's cover, seven or eight short stories, table of contents, letter column and ads (updated with Web site addresses). Since the glossy stock is much finer than the authentic newsprint, visually, these pages are better than the originals, with moody, dark blacks that punctuate the shock endings. Even if they don't make sense, the villains get what they deserve, regardless of historical period-Roman, Victorian or contemporary. Some Archives projects run into trouble with color, since it's cheaper to print without it, but here, there's no loss to the gorgeous art. Various shading and cross-hatching techniques provide depth to the illustrations of outstanding talents: Gray Morrow, Reed Crandall, Al Williamson, Joe Orlando, Alex Toth, John Severin, Angelo Torres, Gene Colan and Steve Ditko. Combine them with writer/editor Archie Goodwin, one of the best ever in the business, and the result is pulp at its highest level of craft and entertainment. (Dec.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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* This volume collects Creepy #610.
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Really loved these mags when I was a kid. This volume collects issues 6 thru 10 (Dec. 1965-Aug. 1966) and features artwork by comics greatest including Frazetta, Reed Crandall, Gray Morrow, Alex Toth as well as Marvel Comics alumni Gene Colan, Steve Ditko, Joe Orlando, John Severin and Wally Wood. Some great yarns spun by the late great and inimitable Archie Goodwin. Aside from the great gories ... er, stories, the letters pages are also included and these issues also have fan pages featuring interviews with Frazetta, Crandall and Johnny Craig. As an added bonus two of the magazine fan pages include fan art from Berni Wrightson and Frank Brunner. It was great fun reading these magazines again.
Excellent! A must have for any collector. All the master artists are in this one. Frazetta, Morrow, Crandall, Ditko, Torres, just to name a few. Most of the stories are written by Archie Goodwin. Very good issue.
This book has some neat surprises! First the introduction is by Roy Thomas. Anytime RT writes an intro you know it's good and he knows what he's talking about! It was pages of pure joy! Another neat surprise was a famous artist who is doing amazing work today had his Creepy Fan Club art posted in Creepy #10 when he was in high school - Simply Amazing! These Creepy Archives is a great way to go back in time to the mid sixties and re-read these excellent stories and excellent art. Some more neat surprises are some full page editorials and pictures of a feature artist and/or writer; Everything from where they were born, how they got into the business, and what they were currently doing. It is fascinating stuff. These guys are now in their seventies and eighties and I bet still having fun! These Creepy Archives by Dark Horse are for everyone - young and old alike, old and new readers! Enjoy!


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Contributors to individual quality of life after liver transplantation
Article first published online: 18 OCT 2012
DOI: 10.1111/eci.12007
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Thiel, C., Landgrebe, K., Knubben, E., Nadalin, S., Ladurner, R., Grasshoff, C., Königsrainer, A., Schenk, M. and Thiel, K. (2013), Contributors to individual quality of life after liver transplantation. European Journal of Clinical Investigation, 43: 11–19. doi: 10.1111/eci.12007
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Intellikine earned $4 million in a milestone payment from Infinity Pharmaceuticals on the latter's start of two Phase I trials with IPI-145 (INK1197), an oral inhibitor of phosphoinositide-3 kinase (PI3K) delta and gamma. Inifinity inked an exclusive, global license to the candidate in July 2010 and is developing IPI-145 as part of its alliance with Mundipharma.
PI3K delta and gamma are implicated in hematologic cancers and a range of inflammatory conditions, which will be the main areas of focus for Infinity's PI3K clinical development program. The firm says IPI-145 represents the only PI3K delta/gamma inhibitor to have started in clinical development.
One of the Phase I trials will evaluate the safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of single and multiple escalating doses of IPI-145 in healthy adults. The other, open-label dose-escalation study will evaluate the safety, pharmacokinetics, and clinical activity of IPI-145 in patients with advanced hematologic cancers. An expansion phase of this trial will be initiated in patients with selected malignancies once the maximum tolerated dose has been identified.
Infinity's 2010 agreement with Intellikine covers worldwide rights to IPI-145 and related IP for PI3K-delta and PI3K-gamma inhibitors. Under terms of the agreement Intellikine could receive up to another $471 million in development and commercial milestones plus future sales royalties. The firm also retains an option to pay an option fee at the end of Phase II development and convert its royalty interest in U.S. sales into the right to share in 50% of the profits and losses on U.S. development and commercialization.
Intellikine is focused on the development of small molecule drugs targeting the PI3K/mTOR pathway for treating cancer and other diseases. Lead candidate, INK128, is a TORC1/2 inhibitor, which is expected to start in Phase II studies during early 2012. The Phase I program for INK128 includes studies in advanced solid malignancies, multiple myeloma, and Waldenstrom macroglobulinemia as well as a solid tumor combination study with paclitaxel/trastuzumab.
In September 2011, Intellikine started clinical development with INK1117, an orally available small molecule inhibitor of PI3Kalpha, for the potential treatment of solid tumors. The Phase I study is evaluating INK1117 as a single-agent treatment for patients with advanced malignancies harboring a PIK3CA mutation.
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Newcastle is a down-to-earth Australian beach side city which combines a country setting with all the advantages of city living. It boasts wonderful beaches, casual lifestyle and it's not far from Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. Its population of 350,000 supports a thriving business and commercial sector and an excellent network of leading health care and educational facilities. Newcastle offers all the usual city comforts, such as restaurants, cafes, parks and gardens, theatres, art galleries, shopping centers and nightclubs. The city and region are also popular tourist destinations. A few kilometers south of the city is Australia's largest seaboard lake, Lake Macquarie, scene of many national and international sailing events. Less than an hour drive to the north is the magnificent harbor of Port Stephens, a popular center for big game fishing and sailing, surfing, and sail boarding. To the west are the internationally famous wineries of the Hunter Valley.
The University of Newcastle provides international students with the perfect combination of lifestyle and learning. Today about 30,000 students study at the University of Newcastle with over 6,000 international students from more than 80 countries. Students choose from 150 courses of study offered by 6 faculties (Colleges).
The University of Newcastle has one of the best campuses in Australia. Its 300 acres of natural bushland - complete with Australian wildlife - at the city's edge offers you peace and quiet: the perfect prerequisites for successful study. The Union houses a wide range of facilities such as cafeterias, coffee shops and bars, bookshop, credit union, gift and stationery shops. There are also two banks, a travel agency and a clinic with doctors and dentists on call.
On campus students have access to a state-of-the-art sports complex, which includes an indoor Olympic-sized swimming pool, an 60 ft climbing wall (one of the highest in Australia), two indoor basketball courts, two martial arts/aerobics studios, fully equipped weight and exercise rooms and an adjoining Health Education Center.
The semester program begins with a week long Orientation Program that prepares students for the academic and cultural experience ahead. All Study Abroad and Exchange students are free to study nearly any course offered by the University of Newcastle (from Aboriginal Studies to Psychology). See the Course Handbook for course offerings.
Students typically attend class 1-2 times per week for each class and the majority of graded content is weighed on a midterm and final assignment or exam. It is very different from a US classroom setting in comparison.
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Students participate in volunteer experiences, on and off campus
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The event is sponsored again this year by Larry Shaw Race Cars, along with Mark Martin Ford and Chevrolet.
The Stanfill Special usually draws a good field of cars and features a format that includes three seperate nightly feature events paying $1,000, $1,500 and $2,500, followed by a total points bonus payout of $1,000.
Gates will open each night at 6 p.m., with hotlaps at 7:30 p.m., and racing at 8 p.m.
The 10th annual Race Car Show will be held on March 28 from 10 a.m. to noon on the parking lot at the Wal-Mart Super Center in West Plains.
Winners of the show will be determined by the penny-per-vote method and all proceeds will go to St. Jude Children's Hospital. Everyone displaying a car will receive a trophy, courtesy of Coca-Cola and O'Reilly Auto Parts.
Following the Race Car Show, drivers will have their last opportunity to test and tune at the final practice session before the full points season gets underway. Hours for the practice will be 1-5 p.m., and admission will be $10 with spectators invited to watch for free.
An exciting new addition to the weekly race program this year will be the Fastrak Late Model Series. Also competing weekly will be the ever-popular IMCA Modifieds, Super Stock, Hobby Stock, Cruisers and the Youth Hobby Stock, for 13- to 15-year-olds.
Special events on the schedule include the first-ever appearance of the Mid South Racing Association (MSRA) and the Dirt LateModel Racing Association (DLRA) in a challenge event set for April 18, sponsored by K-HOM and The Point.
Another addition to the season will be the Lucas Oil sanctioning of the 17th annual O'Reilly "Show-Me 100," set for May 21-23. This year the feature winner will take home $40,000, while the first runner-up will get $20,000. Start money is $2,000, making this one of the most prestigious events in the country and is referred to as a "crown jewel" in late model events. This event will be carrying a sanction for the first time in its history.
The first appearance of the Show-Me Racin' Series late models will be June 13, sponsored by First National Banking Company (FNBC). The annual Sunoco & Simon's Petroleum sponsored Firecracker Weekend is set for July 2-4.
This Super Stock special will be climaxed by the annual Fireworks Extravaganza, presented by Air Magic, Inc.
The 17th annual Larry Shaw Race Cars and Mark Martin Ford & Chevrolet sponsored Modified Show-Me Championship will begin July 30 and continue through Aug. 1. Dillard Motors will be presenting the WoW Sprint Cars on Aug. 22, with the Coca-Cola Fall Nationals winding up the special events on Sept. 5.
The weekly points program will conclude for all six classes on Sept. 26.
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What now? That's the question the Thunder and its fans are asking after the ping-pong balls delivered Oklahoma City only a sliver of good fortune Tuesday night in the NBA Draft Lottery. The Thunder will have the third overall pick in the June 25 NBA Draft, a slot that is one spot higher than it entered the night slated to pick but two spots lower than the one everyone had hoped to come away with. The Los Angeles Clippers, with the third-best chance, landed the No. 1 overall pick and likely will select OU forward Blake Griffin, long considered the consensus top prospect. Memphis jumped from sixth to second and could select consensus No. 2 prospect Ricky Rubio, the 18-year-old point guard from Spain. That would leave the Thunder to choose from a gifted group of players that includes Connecticut 7-foot-3 center Hasheem Thabeet, Arizona State shooting guard James Harden, Arizona power forward Jordan Hill and Southern California shooting guard DeMar DeRozan. All have question marks. All have limitations. All are projected to be role players rather than stars. "Having the third pick for us is a lot better than having the fourth," said Thunder general manager Sam Presti. "And when you have No. 3 you wish you had No. 2. But this is definitely a great position for us to be in. I think we'll definitely get some phone calls and we'll have some options. We also like the group of players that will be there, so I'm excited." The Thunder, coming off a 23-win season, has several needs to fill as it continues retooling its roster. The most pressing is interior defense, which could go a long way in lowering this year's disappointing averages of 103.5 points allowed and 47.5 percent opponent field goal percentage. Thabeet could fill void with his rebounding and shot-blocking skills. He averaged 10.8 rebounds and 4.2 blocked shots as a junior for the Huskies last season. The Tanzanian native lacks much of an offensive game, however, and might never develop skills on that end. "We followed him as we have all the players in the draft, and we will continue to study him more," Presti said of Thabeet. "He had a nice career in college and he's someone that we'll look at in the group of players that we continue to study." Hill, Arizona's 6-foot-9 power forward, is another long big man who is a good rebounder and shot blocker. Hill is more athletic than Thabeet but also is raw offensively. Presti didn't say whether he is leaning toward going with a big man or a guard, but enough talent will be left on the board to give the Thunder plenty of options if it's not sold on Thabeet or Hill. Harden, who is listed at 6-foot-4, is considered the most polished player in the three-through-seven pack. He averaged 20.1 points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.2 assists as a sophomore for the Sun Devils last season. He lacks athleticism but makes up for it with his savvy and playmaking ability. DeRozan is Harden's exact opposite, a 6-foot-6 athletic wingman who lacks fundamentals and struggles with perimeter shooting but possesses enough size, speed and strength to make plays. As a freshman for the Trojans, DeRozan averaged 13.9 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.5 assists. "Much will be said up until the draft about players that go here and players that go there," Presti said of upcoming draft workouts. "I can tell you that we don't have it all figured out. We continue to do our work, collect information and on the 25th we'll be ready to make a pick."
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The Thunder will pick third in the NBA Draft on June 25. Here's a look at who has been taken in that spot since the NBA Draft Lottery was instituted in 1985. →2008: O.J. Mayo, Minnesota →2007: Al Horford, Atlanta →2006: Adam Morrison, Charlotte Bobcats →2005: Deron Williams, Utah →2004: Ben Gordon, Chicago →2003: Carmelo Anthony, Denver →2002: Mike Dunleavy, Golden State →2001: Pau Gasol, Atlanta →2000: Darius Miles, Clippers →1999: Baron Davis, Charlotte Hornets →1998: Raef LaFrentz, Denver →1997: Chauncey Billups, Boston →1996: Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Vancouver →1995: Jerry Stackhouse, Philadelphia →1994: Grant Hill, Detroit →1993: Anfernee Hardaway, Golden State →1992: Christian Laettner, Minnesota →1991: Billy Owens, Sacramento →1990: Chris Jackson, Denver →1989: Sean Elliott, San Antonio →1988: Charles Smith, Philadelphia →1987: Dennis Hopson, New Jersey →1986: Chris Washburn, Golden St. →1985: Benoit Benjamin, L.A. Clippers Compiled by Mike Baldwin
The possible picks
An early look at four players the Thunder might consider selecting if general manager Sam Presti keeps the No. 3 pick at the June 25 NBA Draft:
PG Ricky RubioSpain, 6-foot-4, 9.8 pts., 5.7 assists, 1.9 steals. →Closer look : The teenage point guard from Spain is projected to be selected No. 2 by Memphis, but ESPN's Chad Ford predicts the Grizzlies will take Hasheem Thabeet. His stats were ordinary, but some feel the 18-year-old legend might be viewed as the best player in this draft, even better than Griffin, a decade from now. Often compared to Pete Maravich, Rubio has a great basketball IQ like Maravich, looks like Maravich, and can dish out eye-popping passes like Maravich. But he's not near the shooter or scorer Maravich was. →NBA Draft.net comparison: Steve Nash →Draft Express comparison: Steve Nash
C Hasheem ThabeetConnecticut, 7-foot-3, 13.6 pts., 10.8 reb., 4.2 blocks →Closer look: Look for most mock drafts to have the Thunder selecting the 7-foot-3 UConn intimidator. Thabeet has a large wing span and could provide the rebounding and shot-blocking defensive presence the Thunder sorely lacks inside. But he's far from a slam dunk. The Tanzania native still has much to learn. He has poor hands, is a sub-par offensive player and could have difficulty with the pick and roll. Some scouts question his basketball IQ and whether he can consistently play hard. →NBA Draft.net comparison: Dikembe Mutombo →Draft Express comparison: Samuel Dalembert
PF or G Jordan HillArizona, 6-foot-10, 18.3 pts., 11.0 reb., 1.7 blocks →Closer look: An athletic power forward, Hill has developed the reputation for competing hard, consistently improving his three seasons with the Wildcats. Hill has the size and length to play inside and operates efficiently in the paint. Hill runs the floor well and can finish around the basket. Hill, though, lacks polish and must develop a mid-range jumper. He's viewed as an average defender who lacks fundamentals and court awareness but has good upside. →NBA Draft.net comparison: Chris Bosh →Draft Express comparison: Chris Wilcox
SG James HardenArizona State, 6-foot-5, 20.1 pts, 5.6 reb., 4.2 assists →Closer look: Possibly the most NBA ready player in this draft, the left-hander with good range can fill it up. Harden is a viable threat on the perimeter but can also drive to the basket to get to the free throw line. He played only two seasons at Arizona State but is an advanced player with an outstanding feel for the game. His drawbacks are he has average size and isn't very quick. His ceiling isn't as high as more athletic players in this draft but he should be productive. →NBA Draft.net comparison: Brandon Roy →Draft Express comparison: Manu Ginobili Compiled by Mike Baldwin


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