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Over 160,000 sign All Out petition condemning chaplaincy program
All Out will deliver a petition to Parliament House in Canberra today opposing the funding of chaplaincy programs in schools.To date close to 168,000 people have signed the petition which calls on Tony Abbot to protect all young Australians, including lesbian, gay bi, and trans people.
The petition says: Don't pass any form of the budget that contains funding for religious groups to take the place of qualified mental health professionals or social workers in schools.
All Out executive director Andrea Banks said government funding shouldn't be spent on spreading religious dogma and suggested already vulnerable LGBTI teens were at risk from the proposed chaplaincy plan.
"Kids of every faith and identity should be able to feel safe and know, without a doubt, that the adult they approach in school with questions will not judge and is qualified to help them" said Banks.
"Government money should not be funding the spread of any particular religious ideology. In this new Budget, qualified, secular counsellors are losing their jobs while lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender kids could be counselled by an untrained volunteer who believes that being gay is a sin".
According to an Essential Media poll only 5 percent of Australians support Abbott's plan to put religious chaplains in schools,
Amongst those in line to receive funding include ACCESS Ministries and Your Dream Incorporated.ACCESS Minaistry has actively campaigned against same-sex marriage and adoption while Your Dream's founder has links to Hillsong.
"No organisation with an affiliation to globally renowned anti-gay groups should be running services for kids in school," Banks said. "We are calling for the funding to be dedicated to qualified, professional organisations and to automatically disqualify any group that is linked to extreme, anti-gay groups." said Banks.
You still have time to add your signature to the petition as it wont be presented til 2pm.
- TOPICS: Alex Banks, All Out, chaplaincy program, School Chaplaincy Program, Tony Abbott
- CATEGORIES: National, News + Politics


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Through three rounds of the NFL draft, there have been only three quarterbacks selected.
That means there are plenty left to be taken today on the final day of the draft.
Talented prospects like Miami of Ohio's Zac Dysert, Arkansas' Tyler Wilson, USC's Matt Barkley, Syracuse's Ryan Nassib, Tennessee's Tyler Bray and Oklahoma's Landry Jones are among the group still available.
With two picks (one in the fifth and six rounds) today, should the New Orleans Saints select a quarterback to groom behind Drew Brees?
The Saints did sign veterans Luke McCown and Senenca Wallace in free agency this offseason to vie for the backup job behind Brees. But McCown is 31 years old and Wallace is 32, so the Saints might consider taking a younger prospect.Let us what you think. Leave your comments below


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Hate to see your favorite TV show get canceled out of the blue? Keep up with Spoiler TV's weekly prediction chart. On Saturday, March 15, Spoiler TV updated their predictions to feature the shows that are likely to be canceled, in danger of cancellation, and in the safe zone.
While this list is done mostly for fun based on ratings, Spoiler TV has been accurate several times. If you find your favorite show in the danger zone though, don't panic. Sometimes, all the program needs is a change in air time to increase its ratings. Below are programs likely to be canceled, in order from most to least likely:
- "Betrayal"
- "Mind Games"
- "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland"
- "Beauty and the Beast"
- "Carrie Diaries"
- "Dads"
- "Trophy Wife"
- "Dracula"
- "Rake"
- "The Neighbors"
- "Enlisted"
- "Star-Crossed"
- "Intelligence"
- "Super Fun Night"
A second list features shows that are caught in between. They're ratings are not good, but they aren't as bad as the above. Sometimes though, programs on this list skip the red zone (above) and get canceled. Here they are in order from most to least likely:
- "Community"
- "The Crazy Ones"
- "The Mentalist"
- "Revolution"
- "Nashville"
- "Parenthood"
- "The Goldbergs"
- "The Tomorrow People"
- "Suburgatory"
- "Mixology"
- "Almost Human"
- "Last Man Standing"
- "Hannibal"
- "Hart of Dixie"
Finally, here is the list of the most popular shows this week. Again, they are in order from most popular to least:
- "Revenge"
- "Agents of SHIELD"
- "The Middle"
- "Believe"
- "Scandal"
- "Resurrection"
- "2 Broke Girls"


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Now that Billy Abbott has made it home on "The Young & the Restless," fans want to know what will come next. During the Feb. 5 episode of "Y&R," some key developments transpired, but plenty of mystery remains. What went down on Wednesday's show?
Bill has been checked into the hospital, and it seems things will pick up again with him on Thursday's show. Jill returns, but she's got some unwelcome company with her: Colin. Everybody at the Chancellor mansion, Esther, Cane, Lily, Devon and Jack, are stunned to see Jill and Colin come in together and say they're married and in love. Of course it's not quite that simple.
As Jill and Colin talk to the group, viewers see flashbacks about all that led to this moment. Jill tries to say that things are good, but what ther others don't know is that she signed the pre-nup from Colin under duress. The group doesn't believe they're in love, but at this point there's not much anybody can do. Jill says her priority right now is Billy.
Later, the music box falls and plays and Jill tells Collin their marriage is worth about the same as the piece of junk music box. Of course Colin grins as he holds it, as he knows that box is much more valuable than Jill realizes. There are clearly more twists and turns to come before the mystery of the music box is fully revealed.
In other "Y&R" recap news, Nikki tells Nick that Ian is in town. He later finds Dylan and proposes a truce so the two of them can try to find Ian. Sharon and Summer spend time together, first talking about Adam's supposed death and later about Summer's modeling. Summer isn't sure she wants to continue, but she's worried she will disappoint people. Later Ian runs into Summer and fans unfortunately think they know where things are going with these two.
Courtney reveals her secret to Noah, that she's an undercover cop. She says she loves him, but he says he can't trust her. He says he fell for Summer's friend, and that's not who she really is. Jack goes to see Nikki and rants about Victor. Of course Nikki defends Victor, and she's asking Jack not to fight with him.
What's next up on "Y&R"? "The Young & the Restless" spoilers have indicated that on Thursday Jill and Billy will reunite. Billy worries about the fact Adam remains missing, while Jill tries to convince Colin he doesn't need her any longer. Of course he feels otherwise.
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- 'The Young and the Restless' ratings: Muhney, Miller exits bring in big numbers
- Steve Burton confirms future plans: Will it be 'General Hospital' or 'Y&R'?
- 'Young and the Restless' recap: Billy recounts crash, Adam presumed dead
- 'The Young and the Restless' spoilers: One man returns from the car crash
- 'The Young and the Restless' recap: Michael Muhney, Billy Miller exit roles


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At some point in our lives, we've all encountered these same scenarios: you're an artist and you went to the movies with your film friends. You didn't like the movie much, but there were some scenes with certain artistic elements in it that really inspired you. Or, perhaps you are a filmmaker wandering through an art gallery. The artwork in-and-of itself just isn't doing it for you, but the elements are astounding. The medium is invigorating or the depictions are characters you've been struggling to visualize for a film. This is what the Between Scenes Gallery Exhibition is all about; celebrating the artists between the scenes. Between Scenes takes place this Wednesday, April 2nd at 7pm. The exhibition is held at The Icehouse Phoenix 429 West Jackson street in downtown Phoenix. Admission is free.
Celebrating its third year, Between Scenes presents the artists between the scenes, the creative craftspeople that provide the fusion of fantasy and film. The sound designers that give breadth and depth to a somber voice, the costume designers that take everyday clothing and transform it into instant identities, simply and cleverly teleporting viewers through time and space. The set designers that turn a pile of timber and junk into a medieval castle, a spaceship, or a terrifying dystopian landscape.
Curated by local set photographer, Sara Nevels, Between Scenes aims to recognize artists within the Phoenix Film Industry through an annual art exhibition, highlighting the often undervalued work being done behind the scenes. No films are shown during the event, rather the artists are encouraged to use their talents to construct art installations that creatively illustrate what they can do without the confines of a script. In turn, this unique art exhibition helps educate viewers, both film enthusiasts and casual movie-goers alike, on the truths behind filmmaking, and the benefits of having a thriving film community here in Phoenix.
"This is our 3rd year supporting artists that work behind the scenes, and so far, the response has been overwhelmingly positive. With so many festivals and other film related events focusing on films and above the line professionals, there is clearly a strong need for an event such as ours. A film is compromised of many different elements, and this show dissects those elements, allowing the viewer to appreciate each one individually" says curator Sara Nevels.
The artists presenting at the 2014 Between Scenes Gallery Exhibition include:
Ryan Kjolberg - Director & Storyboard Artist
Alexander Charles Miller - Grip & Electric, Lighting Design
James Alire - Sound Design
Michael Muchnij - Composer
Autumn Lewis - Special Effects Makeup Artist
Will Schoenfeld - Graphic Design (Promotional Posters)
Talk Studios - Set Photography
Christopher Thrasher - Special Effects Technician
Vara Ayanna - Costume Design
Gabriel Naylor - Visual Effects Artist
Megan Cottrell - Production Design
Natalie Smith - Set Dresser
Live Music provided by North Brother Island & Greer Vincent Rollier
Fare provided by The Ambulunch
Furniture provided by Junk in the Trunk Vintage Market
For more information, please visit the Between Scenes facebook event page at Still not sure what it's all about, watch their promo video from last year's show created by Wired Elephant Studios.


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We don't look at the natural world anymore, not much. Most often we see it
at some remove. A vista point, a park, a trail. An arrangement. A diorama.
Even nature photography has tropes and conventions that hold us at a distance.
What's more banal than a close-up of a flower?
If there even is such a thing as wilderness now, maybe it's in levels that escape
our notice. Undersea, at night. The inside of a leaf.
A review once described my work as "fleshy and tender." That's more or less
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College Hockey:Dartmouth Erases Three Goal Deficit In 6-4 Win
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Perhaps it was the 6-1-2 record in the last nine outings. Perhaps it was the shocking 2-2 tie at No. 5 Cornell last weekend. Whatever it was, Yale fans seemed to have reason to believe their team could put together a full three periods tonight after the Bulldogs exploded to a 3-0 lead against Dartmouth in the opening frame.
Nevertheless, fans saw a familiar refrain, as the Big Green (11-10-1, 9-5-1 ECACHL) took 43 shots and scored six goals in the final 40 minutes to beat Yale (7-12-3, 6-8-2), 6-4.
To the uninitiated Ingalls Rink guest, the monumental comeback would have seemed unthinkable.
Yale jumped ahead early and did not stop. Not long after the opening faceoff, Dartmouth goalie Mike Devine faced a barrage of shots from the home team. He stopped the first two, including the second by David Inman on a fine glove save. But winger Jean-Francois Boucher was quick to the rebound, giving Yale the game's first goal and first three shots after just 1:20 of play.
Six minutes later Yale doubled its lead. Moments after Brad Mills saw his dead-angle shot slide through the crease parallel to the goal line, defenseman Matt Cohen found a loose puck at the point and rocketed home his second goal of the year.
The Bulldogs got their third first-period goal on the man advantage. Michael Karwoski, a forward who plays the point on the power play, bluffed a shot from the blue line and sent a backdoor pass to David Meckler. Devine was so fooled by Karwoski that Meckler had time to corral the puck with his skate before shooting into the open Big Green net.
"In the first period everything was going our way," Yale head coach Tim Taylor said. "We played, collectively, our best hockey of the year and dominated every aspect of the game."
From the first moments of the second period, Dartmouth applied heavy pressure and seemed bound to beat Yale freshman phenom Alec Richards at some point. That point came at 4:06 of the second frame, when Eric Przepiorka wiggled around Yale's Chris Brooks behind the net before finding Nick Johnson unmolested in the low slot for a one-touch goal. The score, Johnson's ninth of the year, ended Richards' home shutout streak at 96:54.
Przepiorka was at it again seven minutes later. Grant Lewis fed him a pass on the doorstep, which he converted for his ninth goal of the season, drawing the ire of the Yale faithful when he taunted the nearby student band before celebrating with Lewis.
Przepiorka's ostentation was a fitting symbol for a period that saw Yale outshot, 26-4, and utterly unable to clear its zone against Dartmouth's relentless neutral-zone trap.
"We just couldn?t stem the tide in the first period," Dartmouth head coach Bob Gaudet said. "But starting in the second period we played hard and with so much passion. We won a lot of battles and a lot of races to loose pucks."
In the third period, as a two-on-two was developing outside the Yale zone, a big hit by Inman inadvertently wiped out teammate Bill LeClerc as well. That allowed Connor Shields to walk in all alone on Richards, and with a deke and a glove-side shot he beat the freshman and tied the game.
Tanner Glass gave Dartmouth its long-awaited first lead of the game, but Yale responded quickly with a nifty two-on-one started by Jeff Hristovski and finished by Mills.
Mills would be denied on his next chance, however, when Devine turned away his breakaway chance with a sparkling glove save. The preserved tie set up Mike Ouellette's game-winning goal shortly afterward on the power play.
"That was a game-saving play, a huge save," Gaudet said. "I thought that save was the difference in the game."
Despite the early three-goal lead, when defenseman Matt Craig left the game with a knee injury just five minutes into the first period, Taylor knew the Bulldogs would be in for a battle.
"Against a team like that, it's hard to play with five defensemen, especially the way Dartmouth plays where they wear you down with their size and strength up front," he said. "That's not an excuse, though. We certainly let our guard down. And the second period was the turning point of the game."
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According to the Huffington Post on March 18, a woman has an 11-inch-long neck by choice. That's because she has found a way to make it elongated.
Sydney V. Smith, 28, admits she want to become a "giraffe woman."
Since 2011, the Los Angeles resident has attempted to extend her neck by encasing it in 11 copper rings to stretch her neck.
Women of the Kayan Lahwi tribes of Thailand and Burma are attempting body modification that has been a lifelong fascination. In order to have a long giraffe-like neck, girls begin to encase their necks in rings at an early age.
Smith told the Huffington Post that she had always had a long neck. In fact, she was called "giraffe girl" while in middle school. After seeing pictures of the long-necked tribes in Thailand and Burma in National Geographic, she became fascinated with them.
While in middle school in 1998, Smith used to wrap coat hangers around her neck when she went to bed hoping her neck would get longer.
About three years ago, Smith got a friend to customize copper rings and soldered them around her neck. Over time she has added extra rings. She is contemplating adding a twelfth ring.
The disadvantage to having the rings around her neck is that she does have the normal range of motion, and it makes driving a little hard. It is uncomfortable sleeping in them, and they cause the neck to sweat and smell.
Smith estimates the rings have stretched her neck to 10 to 11 inches long. If there is a medical emergency, a screw that holds them together can be removed and set her free. Otherwise, the copper rings are permanently attached.
She wants to work as a specialty model. She believes she may become a fashion icon; especially since many women have asked her where they can get something like that done to their necks.
Dr. Jonathan Nissanoff, a Southern California orthopedic surgeon says Smith's extended neck carries health risks. He thinks she is stretching her skin and putting the bones into traction by pulling them apart. He says, "The rings aren't going to make her bones longer. Once she removes them, her neck will come back to size. I don't recommend anyone doing this. It could injure nerves in the neck."
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Create a learning environment for reading, study and research with this library table. At 48" round this table can seat up to five, making it great for small group work.
Table is made with a scratch and stain resistant laminate top. Table top is 1-3/16" thick. Table features rounded edges for safety.
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On March 7, 1999, Pfizer's Viagra finally (and legally) became available to Canadians after a year of obtaining the little blue pill through grey markets from the United States.
In the 20 months Viagra was available in pharmacies across the country, 1 million prescriptions were written - that's about 50,000 a month.
Viagra lost its Canadian patent in November 2012, Viagra dropped prices by 25 percent, but has been able to hold its ground to emerging generics and competition from the likes of Eli Lilly's Cialis & Levitra.
To date, 85 million of the blue pills have been dispensed in Canada.


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Feb. 28, 2013
SEATTLE -- Washington was up against it, playing the No. 4 team in the country with just seven players available. Despite the adversity, the Dawgs battled hard and played with great effort, but fell 71-36.
Washington was without three players due to a one-game suspension, which included starters Jazmine Davis and Talia Walton. Without over 33 points per game, the Dawgs did what they could, trapping on defense and taking the shots they could get. However, Stanford was just too good, wearing down Washington on the way to a convincing win.
Despite the loss, Washington defended the Cardinal well, holding them right at their average of 71 points per game. Washington crowded the bigger Stanford post players and forced Stanford to beat them from the 3-point line. The Cardinal shot just 9-39 from downtown, despite starting 7-10.
Washington on the other hand struggled offensively, shooting just 16 percent. The normally deadly three-point shooters were just 4-24 as Stanford showed why it is the best defensive team by points allowed in the conference.
Aminah Williams led Washington with 10 points, while pulling down 13 rebounds. She gave up plenty of size, but worked tirelessly to gain the Dawgs possessions.
Filling in down low were Jeneva Anderson and Mathilde Gilling. Anderson got her first start of the season and was often tasked with guarding All-America candidate Chiney Ogwumike. Anderson held her own, frustrating the Stanford star at times. Gilling had her best game as a Husky, scoring six points and grabbing seven rebounds, both career highs.
Kristi Kingma had just six points on a cold shooting night.
The Dawgs now will regroup as another top-ranked team comes to town on Saturday. No. 6 California, who will be playing to at least tie for the Pac-12 title faces UW at 2 p.m. The Dawgs will have the full roster available as it looks for the signature win that will help with the postseason chances.


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The trans-SAHARAN Camel Caravan Trade Routes of the 9th century carried salt, gold, slaves and spices from sub-Sahara Africa to the Mediterranean ports and the Middle East. Its Capital or mustering point was "Sijiilmassa" - now Rissani near Merzouga.
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CABE is an alternative secondary school offering courses in Grades 10-12 that will enable students to acquire a Ministry of Education Dogwood or Adult Graduation certificate. CABE is the smallest enrolling district secondary school with approximately 200 students who choose this setting for its smaller class sizes and more personalized approach to student learning. Many of the students who attend CABE have experienced social and behavior issues in previous educational settings including district secondary schools. However, other students have made CABE their school of choice because of its operational philosophy. CABE is also intended as a "re-entry" program to a regular high school for many students who have experienced difficulties in the past. Courses at CABE are self-paced with most set up to be completed within two to three months. As previously mentioned, all courses completed at CABE satisfy Ministry of Education requirements towards high school completion.
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Comforting Chicken Noodle Soup RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 2 quarts water
- 8 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules
- 6-1/2 cups uncooked wide egg noodles
- 2 cans (10-3/4 ounces each) condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 3 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- Minced fresh parsley
- In a large saucepan, bring water and bouillon to a boil. Add noodles; cook, uncovered, until tender, about 10 minutes. Do not drain. Add soup and chicken; heat through.
- Remove from the heat; stir in the sour cream. Sprinkle with minced parsley. Yield: 10-12 servings (about 2-1/2 quarts).
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"Used Chicken stock. Added carrots, celery and onion. Seasoned the chicken with salt and pepper before cooking it. Cooked 4 cups of noodles separately. The soup is bland, but indeed comforting."
"My husband who claims not to like chicken soup had seconds. That Iis not bad! I was glad to get something so easily likeable and easy to tailor."
"I've made this several times.......and have been told it's the best chicken soup they've ever had !! I don't even bother with the sour cream. It's tasty without it. I do saut? celery and onions and use chicken broth instead of the bouillon and always use rotisserie chicken. It's excellent !!! Yes, the noodles soak up the liquid, so you may want to add a little broth, if you like it soupier.Otherwise, it's sooooo good! Thank you for posting. It's an easy and quick dinner and I love that people rave about it. : )"
"This is very good, my family enjoyed it. It wasn't very soup like though, so I added more stock because it was thick."
"Love this soup. I am teaching my son to cook and he said he wanted to make a chicken noodle soup. I picked this for it's simplicity. It was great!! Next time I will add some veggies, but this was a perfect soup to teach an eight year old to cook."


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DEKALB, Ill. - The Northern Illinois football team suited up in shoulder pads and shorts for its second two-a-day practice session of the 2009 preseason camp at Huskie Stadium Monday. Of primary focus was the Huskie defensive line, a unit that enters the season without the services of two-time Vern Smith Award Winner and the No. 16 pick in April's NFL Draft, Larry English.
English, a defensive end, ended his NIU eligibility following the 2008 Independence Bowl as the program's career and single-season leader in quarterback sacks and tackles for loss. Despite the loss, NIU has significant experience returning up front, thanks to head coach Jerry Kill and his staff's philosophy of rotating up to nine players in throughout the game on the defensive line.
Heading into the 2009 campaign, NIU defensive line coach Jeff Phelps envisions the Huskies operating under the same philosophy as was utilized last season.
"We definitely want to be versatile, and be able to rotate guys in and out of the defensive line," said Phelps. "You can't accomplish it unless you have eight guys that can play. Our guys need to be ready to enter the game, no matter what the down and distance is, how much time is left, or what field position we are faced with."
"We're continuing to develop that type of mentality on our defensive line, but we still need to have some of those guys click over the next couple of weeks. Ideally, we would like to have a lot of guys that can play 35 snaps in a game, as opposed to 70 or 80 snaps. That is going to keep us fresh and make us a better team as we approach conference play."
NIU's pass rush should be in good hands with the return of senior Brandon Bice, who ranked second on the team in both tackles for loss (12) and sacks (6.5) last season. Bice enters his final campaign at NIU with 64 career tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss, nine sacks and seven pass break-ups. Former Marine Jake Coffman, a 25-year old junior, is penciled in at right end after backing up English and making 22 tackles last season.
Redshirt freshman defensive end Sean Progar and true freshman Alan Baxter have both stood out during camp, and should be regular contributors in the Huskies' defensive line rotation.
"The older guys are showing great leadership, and a lot of the younger guys are really stepping up, guys like Sean Progar," Phelps said. "He is really going to be able to help us out on the edge from a pass rushing standpoint.
"Adam Coleman actually played last year, so brings some experience to the position. But he is a year older, a year more mature both mentally and physically, so we're looking forward to having him in the mix. Alan Baxter has been a really great surprise as a true freshman. He has mentally and physically adjusted to college football, and I think you'll see him out on the field quite a bit this season."
During the 23-period, five-minute morning session, NIU worked on kick return packages and a variety of skill drills before the offense and defense went head-to-head beginning in the 12th period. On particular display was the two-minute offense drill, which was actually reduced to a 1:30 limit.
With quarterback Chandler Harnish directing the first-team offense, he completed 4-of-5 passes and led the offense inside the10-yard line. But with 3.2 seconds remaining, Harnish's would-be winning touchdown pass was intercepted by linebacker Alex Kube in the South endzone to end the drill.
In quarterback DeMarcus Grady's turn to lead the offense, he went 4-for-4 through the air, and moved the chains once. He was also sacked during the series.
Following the first practice, Kill spoke to the team, and praised the defensive line for enjoying its best practice session of preseason camp. He reassured the players that the Huskies would "win on the defensive side of the ball" this season.
The p.m. session was a 16-period, five-minute workout session. Safeties David Bryant and Tracy Wilson stood out on the defensive side of the ball; Bryant had an interception, and Wilson continued to make impressive plays in one-on-one situations.
Phelps knows to repeat as the MAC's top-ranked defense in 2009, the Huskies must stick to their defensive philosophy of wearing down opponents, and receive solid leadership from its returning defensive linemen.
"Our returning veterans are going to be very important to the success of our defense," said Phelps. "It's really going to help us when we line up against Wisconsin in that opener, and especially as we continue on through the schedule into MAC play. Having that experience is going to be great because those guys are like extra coaches out there on the field."


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This wedding Oozed sentiment, personality and trust….trust in me to capture all the laughter and atmosphere of Sarah + Andrews special day. "Put Cameras, Iphones and Ipads down" they said, "be present and witness the commitment we are making to each other…our photographer has it covered" and a little dance I did…it was my first unplugged ceremony and what a joy it was to photograph guests without ipads infront of their faces but instead laughter and joy as they witnessed and embraced this happy couple share their love and commitment.
The day started at the quirky but charming Silver Street Studios in Fremantle, Sarahs friend Wendy did a beautiful job of delicately placing the gorgeous flowers supplied from one of my favourite and local Florists Limes of East Fremantle the bouquets were a perfect blend of nature and I was greeted by Emma from Milla Makeup who always does a beautiful job. The ceremony was held at Fremantle's historical Roundhouse and guests had the company of Sarah and Andrews celebrant and Bestman Jason, as their other dear friend Sam played acoustic tunes to enjoy . Bravo to Brava who delivered their rings in true h
ound dog style which followed the Readings from Anne Morrow Lindbergh's "Gift From the Sea" .
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Guests had a ball choosing their own wine tags to keep as a momento from the night and Little Creatures provided the perfect invitation for them to personalise the area to suit.
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2-Day Private Tour of Bharatpur from Jaipur: Deeg Palace and Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
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- Discover the opulence of past rulers as you tour Deeg Palace
- Ride a rickshaw through Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary), a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Enjoy interesting commentary from your guide and spot wildlife including birds and monkeys
- Stay overnight in a 3-star hotel
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In the morning, you'll be picked up from your hotel and taken by private, air-conditioned vehicle to Bharatpur, a fortress city founded in the 18th century.
When you arrive, check in to your hotel and have free time to rest, take advantage of your hotel's amenities and have lunch (own expense) at your guide's suggestion.
In the late afternoon, journey to Deeg Palace, an opulent palace built in the mid-18th century by Raja Suraj Mal, the former king of Bharatpur. Explore the massive fortress and learn how this was the summer resort of Bharatpur royalty.
Meander through the palace gardens filled with fountains and hear interesting facts about kings who lived here, one of whom liked to make his evenings extra colorful so he used multi-colored water in the fountains. You'll spend 3-5 hours here, depending on your desired pace.
Return to your hotel in the evening and enjoy the rest of the night at your leisure. Have dinner at the hotel or at a local restaurant (own expense).
Overnight: 3-star hotel in Bharatpur
Day 2: Bharatpur – Jaipur (B)
Wake up to the soothing chirping of birds followed by breakfast at your hotel. Start your day with a visit to Keoladeo National Park, commonly known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. The word keoladeo is derived from the name of an ancient Hindu temple devoted to Lord Shiva.
When you arrive, hop in a rickshaw with your guide and explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pass through lush areas and learn how this was once a duck-hunting reserve for Indian royalty. This park is home to more than 364 species of birds from Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China and Siberia. Since duck hunting has been banned in the early 1960s, this park has become a protected habitat for birds.
Your guide will also help point out monkeys, deer, lizards and snakes, all while providing informative commentary. For lunch, you may purchase food from the forest lodge (own expense).
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Bread & Butter 2012
Let's sum up Fashion Week in Berlin: "the press" and "the media" condescendingly raise their eyebrows, yawn and utter something along the lines of "Berlin is not even close to the big players in NYC or Paris" while simultaneously shitting themselves from joy over the expensive presents they were given by the brands PR managers to write about.
I am always quite amused by the discussion of Berlins lack of fashion importance because it's usually stirred by people who are not important (in terms of fashion anyway). Also, it's a very German trait to hate your own team instead of perfecting it, it happens in football, too. Anyway: I think it's funny because people talk shit about this and that brand or this and that party but they still visit every time and they still take advantage of everything they allegedly "hate so much". I, on the other hand, very much enjoy Fashion Week every six months. I get to see bizarre stuff and meet people outside of my usual periphery. It might not always be "what I do", but come on, it's fun – even if it's not that important. I'm thankful for that piece of change in Berlins bi-annual rhythm. It can't always be an outdoor sunshine rave…
One of my favorite places to hang out during Fashion Week is the Bread & Butter fair of which I took some pictures on Wednesday. Even if you're not into fashion, B&B is just always a little event itself, carefully crafted and extremely crowded. As for me, personally, I'm looking forward to seeing half of Berlin walking around in patterned Navajo tribe prints. Now that will just make us wish back the flannels and the big horn rimmed glasses!


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Iowa State is getting more bang than most for its measly athletic department budget buck.
The Cyclones finished the month of May in 41st place nationally and fourth among Big 12 programs in the Learfield Sports Directors Cup standings.
Pretty good. I am going to **** in cheerios though. Wait until the summer is over...
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What is the status of a cohen who intermarries? He would not be able to eat Trumah, but does he continue to receive the first aliyah, and can he duchan (assuming he observes all other mitzvot)?
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A Kohein who marries a woman who is forbidden to him because he is a Kohein or a Kohein who defiles himself with corpse-related impurity does not bless the people and does not get any of the special privileges of being a Kohein (eg. called to the Torah first) until he stops doing the forbidden action and accepts to never do it again. (Shulchan Aruch OC 128:40-41)
A Kohein is forbidden to marry a non-Jew as a Zonah (Rambam Issurei Biah 17:6) so it would seem an intermarried Kohein loses all his priveleges.


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Turning It Up to 11 - Here is a good reflection on always looking for those spiritual mountaintop experiences. "Though the Bible is the very history of the ups and downs of God's people, God's people go on thinking themselves immune, and that something is terribly wrong if their passion and joy today is not at the same fever pitch it was on the day they came to faith."
Cleaning Urine and Praising God - I always benefit from reading Greg's descriptions of life with a severely disabled child. Here he writes about how he just needs to measure progress differently from most parents.
5 Promises for Reading and Prayer - Steve Fuller outlines five promises that pertain to your Bible reading and prayer.
Andy Stanely and Tim Keller - Trevin Wax does some interesting analysis on books by Andy Stanley and Tim Keller to see what they believe about reaching unbelievers through preaching. You don't have to agree with it all in order to benefit from reading the article.
Don't Burn Your Books - I'm not sure that I agree with Nicholas Carr here, but I'd like to. "The e-book had its moment, but sales are slowing. Readers still want to turn those crisp, bound pages"
3801 Lancaster - 3801 Lancaster is a short, powerful documentary you can (and should!) watch for free online. "Through interviews with victims, reporters, neighbors, and footage of Philadelphia District Attorney R. Seth William's testimony before the Pennsylvania Senate, the film tells the tragic story of Dr. Gosnell, his clinic, the women and children he killed, and the state oversight agencies that turned a blind eye for over twenty years. "
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The History of Subanen since the Neolithic Era or the Stone Age
Subanon or Subanen was established in Mindanao Island before 500 BC. During the Neolithic Era, or new stone age where the period in the development of human technology taken place on 2,000 BC, Subanen tribes found to have started developing and discovering technology that later led to an accidental discovery of the "fire piston" for their demand of fire for their slash and burn kaingin system . The evidence of old stone tools in Zamboanga del Norte indicates a late Neolithic presence. Burial jars, both earthen and glazed, as well as Chinese celadons, have been found in caves, together with shell bracelets, beads, and gold ornaments. Many of the ceramic wares are from the Yuan and Ming periods. Evidently, there was a long history of trade between the Subanen and the Chinese long before the latter's contact with Islam.
For some time before the Spaniards came and during the period of colonial rule; the Subanen had already contacts with the Tausug and the Maranao tribes to share their products for commercial and the most notable invention of now such called Fire Piston that spread trhough out Southeast Asian countries. This relationship was not all commercial, however. To a large extent, it was one of domination by a powerful group over a relatively weaker one, since the Subanen were often subjected to Muslim raids for the purpose of capturing slaves and exacting tribute. The Muslims not only controlled coastal trade, but also extracted dues or tithes from the subjugated Subanen.
The coming of Spain to the Philippines as a colonial power complicated the picture. The Spanish colonial government sought to extend its sovereignty over the whole of southern Philippines. Declaring its intention to "protect" the un-Christianized, non-Muslim Subanen of the Sibuguey (now Zamboanga) peninsula, the government under General Valeriano Weyler constructed a series of fortifications across the Tukuran isthmus "for the purpose of shutting out the Malanao Moros. . . from the Subano country, and preventing further destructive raids upon the peaceful and industrious peasants of these hills" (Finley 1913:4). Spanish military control of the Tukuran garrison and fortifications ended in 1899, under the terms of the Treaty of Paris.
Before the American government could put in its occupation troops, the Muslims from the lake region went across the isthmus, and attacked the Subanen in the two districts of Zamboanga and Misamis. These renewed raids took their toll of lives and property, and many Subanen were even carried off into bondage by the invaders. The military garrison was taken over by Muslim forces, and a kota (fort) and several villages were established on the isthmus. The place was abandoned, however, when the American expeditionary forces appeared in October 1900.
Despite the long history of hostile actions against them by their culturally assertive neighbors, the Subanen have managed to preserve their tribal unity and identification, their language and dialects, their customs and traditions, and their religious world view.
Since the beginning of the present century, the Subanon's contact with the outside world broadened, to include the Visayan and the latter-day Chinese. Aside from the influx of these settlers and traders, there has been a massive penetration of the national government into the Subanen hinterlands for purposes of administrative control, tax assessment and collection, and police enforcement of national law.


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Dr. Yan Yang, Assistant Professor of Educational Psychology in UWG's College of Education, will be the guest speaker. The program is free and open to faculty, staff and graduate students. Lunch will be served.
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Secret Witness is now offering an $8,700 reward for information to locate Courtney Jones-Botta, a 24-year-old who disappeared nearly a year ago.
On Aug. 25, 2012, Sandra Dietrich, Jones' mother, contacted the Redding Police Department and report her son missing.
Friday marks the one-year anniversary of his disappearance. Over the past year, detectives have investigated dozens of leads and interviewed multiple subjects about his disappearance but to date, none of the leads have been beneficial.
Detectives also searched several locations in hopes of finding Jones or more leads.
Jones is a 24-year-old white man. He is about 6'1" in height and weighs approximately 155 lbs. He has brown hair and blue eyes and a tattoo of a cross and armor on his left shoulder.
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A disappointing season for the 2010 Pasadena City College softball team ended with yet another home defeat, an 8-1 loss to East Los Angeles College Wednesday at Brookside Park. PCC finished the year at 9-28 overall and in sixth place of the South Coast Conference with a 2-16 league mark.
The Lancers went winless in conference home games (0-9) and just 1-14 in all contests on their home diamond, located walking distance from the Rose Bowl.
In the season finale, catcher Nancy Perales batted 2-for-3 and third baseman Amber Frame (pictured) went 0-for-1 with 2 walks, 2 stolen bases and the team's only run scored.
Overall, sophomore centerfielder Marissa Rangel was the team's batting champion with a .368 average. Frame, also a sophomore, hit .337 with team bests in RBI (18), on-base percentage (.472), slugging percentage (.475), and she tied for the team lead in doubles (9), stolen bases (7) and home runs (1). She also led the SCC in walks in conference-only games with 16 (26 in all games). Sophomore second baseman Lupita Contreras batted .360 with 9 doubles and 15 RBI.
PCC's top freshman was shortstop Tiffany Rubin, who batted .303 overall and led the Lancers with 2 triples. Rangel, Frame, Contreras, outfielder Brianna Casillas, and first baseman Kimberly Garcia all completed two full seasons for PCC Head Coach Elaine Martinez.
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Cameron Is Big Winner From Labour's Leadership Hustings
Have a contest; let the light of democracy in; Labour hasn't chosen its leader in an election involving more than one candidate in over 16 years; look at the Tories in 2005; in a real contest who knows what manner of bright new star will rise.
Many of us said such things repeatedly, but having seen Tuesday's hustings on Newsnight I'm now not so sure that a Labour leadership election was a good idea. I'm not suggesting the party had an alternative to holding a contest. But my, what a weird spectacle it is becoming.
The real winner is turning out to be David Cameron. None of the five (The Marx Brothers, Ed B, Andy B and Diane Abbott) has done anything in this race yet to suggest they could match the Tory leader at the dispatch box or on the telly in an election campaign. Last night it was easy to imagine the prime minister sitting in his Downing Street flat watching the televised debate between the five contenders with a glass of champagne in his hand and a big grin on his face.
Balls was edgy and his attempts at self-deprecation have gone too far. Soon some people will start to feel sorry for him; but there are very few votes in pity. Burnham (who I thought would really shine in this race) has struggled to make an impact so far. Ed Miliband is the new darling of the left, and duly performed last night as though he was back running for office in student politics. His policy program and rhetoric will delight David Cameron: it is his dream to stand at the next election against a Labour party heading leftwards. David Miliband looks, in theory, like the grown-up but it is obvious that he is a man stuck on planet politics trying to do an impression of a leader who understands people ("I'm real"). Then there's Diane Abbot, waving her hands around like a cut-price magician and burbling on about "the kids" that she represents.
It is always fascinating to note the impact that entering office has on front-line politicians. Some grow almost instantly, and before you know it they are considerably bigger figures. Owen Paterson was a bright but not particularly starry opposition minister. As the new Northern Ireland Secretary has proven, in his well-judged handling of the release of the Saville report, he is comfortable in the cabinet and a star in the making.
But the process can also work in reverse. Take away the red boxes, the civil service run private offices, the driver, the large budget, the retinue of aides and some politicians just shrink. Until quite recently four of the contenders here were cabinet ministers; all that now seems a long way away.
Still, one of them must face David Cameron at some point. The prime minister is a lucky politician – ducking and diving through four-and-a-half years of scrapes as opposition leader and then becoming PM despite failing to win the election. Right now he must be thinking he's lucked out again. It is hard to see any of the five Labour leadership contenders giving him much to worry about.


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Yellowfin Tuna Kabobs
1 Tbl sesame seed oil
¼ cup vegetable oil
¼ cup soy sauce
2 Tbl orange juice
1 Tbl honey
1 Tbl dry ginger
1 Tbl minced garlic
2 lbs fish yellowfin tuna, cut into 3-4 thick steaks
1 cup wood chips, soaked in water for 1 hour
12 medium button mushrooms, cut in half
1 red onion, peeled and cut into 1½-inch squares
12 pineapples chunks
1 red bell pepper, cut into twelve 1-inch squares
2 Tbl olive oil
2 tsp kosher salt
1 tsp freshly ground black pepper
Mix together the sesame oil, vegetable oil, soy sauce, orange juice, honey, ginger, and garlic, and blend well. Place the tuna and marinade into a large baggie. Seal the gaggie and refrigerate for 1 hour.
Prepare the smoker for indirect VERY LOW heat. Place the marinated tuna as far from the heat as possible and place a small handful of chips on the coals. Smoke the tuna 30-40 minutes, making sure the tuna does not cook. Remove the tuna from the smoker and refrigerate 1 hour.
Once the tuna has chilled completely, cut the steaks into 1 ½ - 2-inch cubes.
Using 12 skewers, alternately skewer the tuna with the vegetables. Each skewer should have 2 pieces of mushrooms, 2 pieces of onion, 1 pineapple chunk, and 1 bell pepper piece, along with the tuna.
Prepare the grill. Brush the skewers with olive oil, and season with salt and pepper. Grill over direct high heat for 5-7 minutes, turning once. Use the remaining marinade to brush the skewers while cooking.


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Welcome to the Old
Montana Prison. Bands of outlaws and vigilantes roamed the early
Montana Territory leaving a path of destruction and death. In an
attempt to tame the Wild West, a prison was established in Deer
Lodge in 1871. Constructed primarily with convict labor, the Old
Montana Prison was an active prison until 1979, when it was moved to
a new facility four miles west of town.
This is
the self guided tour you can take when visiting the Old Prison Museum.
Click on the links to the right for further information about areas
within the prison.
Daily Schedule at the Prison
Location of the 1896 Cell House2.
The Wall * Convict Labor3.
Tower 74.
Federal Building *
The Administration Building5.
Visiting Room6.
Secretarial Pool7.
Deputy Warden's Office8.
Non-Contact Security Visiting9.
East Siberia10.
West Siberia11.
Prison Life Exhibit *
Tag Plant/Hospital Building12.
Cell House13.
Turkey Pete14.
Temporary Lockup and Fish Row15.
Shower Area16.
Cell Block17.
Shower Area19.
The Hole20.
Montana Law Enforcement Museum21.
1959 Riot22.
Women's Prison *
Maximum Security23.
Restraining Cells with Slide Bars24.
The Black Box Cells25.
The Mess Hall26.
The Tunnel27.
W.A. Clark Theater *
Prison Yard *
Sally Port *
Dining Room Gun Cage *
Visitor Center and Montana Auto Museum
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College Hockey:Bemidji blanks Wayne State
Erickson nets goal, assist
DETROIT — The Wayne State Warriors women's hockey team suffered a 0-3 loss against the Bemidji State Beavers on Friday night in the season opener at the City Sports Center arena in Detroit, Mich
"On our power play, we didn't create much offense in the first two periods, [neither] power play or five-on-five," said Warriors' coach Jim Fetter.
The Warriors, who went 9-14-4 last season, were 0-for-6 on the power play. However, they killed six of seven penalties.
Bemidji State's Sadie Lundquist scored the first goal of the season with just one second left on a man advantage midway through the first period. Lundquist's goal, which was assisted by sisters Marl and Erika Wheelhouse, went just above the right glove of Wayne State goaltender Delayne Brian. Soon after, Emily Erickson put the Beavers up by two after a fluke goal that beat Brian.
Although the Warriors had a number of odd man rushes, the second period went scoreless for both teams.
"We just got to capitalize," said Warriors sophomore Gina Buquet, who almost cut the Beavers' lead by one on a short-handed breakaway. "Sometimes you get, them sometimes you don't; you just have to play it to the whistle. You can't stop and just fight for it really."
Penalties accumulated in favor of the Beavers as the home team allowed them four power play opportunities.
"We just need to stay out of the {penalty} box," Fetter said. "It just wears down our players, so if we can stay out of the box, hopefully we'll have a little more gas.
"It was a matter of us adjusting to the speed today. Last week, we played York, who's not as fast, and I think it took us a little bit of time to adjust."
By the start third period, the Warriors seemed to gain some momentum and possess the puck in Beavers' territory. Erin Cody scored to give the Beavers a two-goal advantage at 9:38 left in the third after a short scrum in front of Wayne State's net, which slowed down the Warriors.
Beavers' goaltender Zazana Tomcikova earned her ninth career shutout, while Brian stopped a total of 30 shots. Despite the low numbers in the final score, Bemidji State outshot Wayne State 33-27.
The Warriors will finish the series against the Beavers on Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Smaller Plates?
the smaller plate diet. MSNBC reports:
Want to lose weight? Try eating off smaller plates. A new study shows that using smaller bowls and spoons may curb the amount of food eaten.In a previous post Dr. Fuhrman says worrying about portion sizes is misleading:
"People could try using the size of their bowls and possibly serving spoons to help them better control how much they consume," write researchers in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
"Those interested in losing weight should use smaller bowls and spoons, while those needing to gain weight — such as the undernourished or aged — could be encouraged to use larger ones," add Dr. Brian Wansink, of Cornell University, and colleagues.
It is meaningless to compare foods by weight or portion size. Let me provide and example why this is the case. Take one teaspoon of melted butter, which gets 100 percent of its calories from fat. If I take that teaspoon of butter and mix it in a glass of hot water, I can now say that it is 98 percent-fat-free, by weight. One hundred percent of its calories are still from fat. It didn't matter how much water or weight was added, did it?


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CHEFVILLE: Take a look at some of these [EXCLUSIVE] items that will soon hit Chefville. These will of course bring new dishes to the game to help you get those Mastery Stars! We aren't sure what is required to unlock these, but they look like some fun additions. See below for pictures! If you love Chefville, 'LIKE' our Facebook page and share this post with you neighbors! Don't forget to visit our Link Exchange to help you get ingredients and items fast!
if you like this post!
Spices and condiments are emerging in the game bringing new kinds of food! New decoration with a "Mexican" theme are appearing, so it is likely you will soon be able to spice up your dishes with some Mexican cuisine!
Also, we will soon have a mustard dispenser so we can expect some dishes to be released that will require this condiment!
Take a look at the Hot Dog Stand!
A freezer for dough! Perhaps it will make this ingredient easier to obtain?
These are some of the "Mexican" Decorations coming as well!


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Yusuf Sawar and Mohammed Ahmed, both from Birmingham, were held at Heathrow airport after arriving on a flight from Turkey.
13:56, UK, Saturday 18 January 2014
Two men from Birmingham have appeared in court charged with travelling to Syria for terrorism.
Yusuf Sawar and Mohammed Ahmed, of Handsworth, are accused of engaging in conduct in preparation of terrorist acts contrary to section 5(1) of the Terrorism Act 2006.
The two 21-year-olds are charged with planning and travelling to Syria in order to engage in acts of terrorism with a jihadist group.
They were arrested on Monday at Heathrow airport after arriving on a flight from Turkey.
The pair, both wearing dark tracksuits, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London on Saturday morning.
They spoke to confirm their names, addresses, dates of birth and that they understood the charges.
They have been remanded in custody to appear at the Old Bailey on January 31.
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Any iHAS 124b up to 624b can
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i have a Liteon iHAS324 A BL1P can i use this drive the one stated here says B im a little confused
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I ordered my new ihas burner.
Have you got any suggestion on how to use the c4eva firmware?
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could anyone please help me just purchased a Liteon iHAS324-32B maunfactured july 2011 (says on box ) followed the tutorial word for word to update firmware to iHAS-324B-AL1B-MKM001MKM003-final click on write flash and keeps coming up error writing flash to drive i used the program EEPROM_Utility first as it said in tutorial and it says f:atapi ihas324 b alib 2011/09/06 15:01 if that helps any advice would be appreciated .
Just like to share with you a fix if you're going through disc after disc and can't figure out whats wrong.
This was kindly provided to me by a member of team-xecuter. After some brain storming we discovered this;
there is one last thing you can try..
1) open imgburn
2) on the top bar click tools->settings
3) click on the I/O tab
4) change SPTI - Microsoft to ElbyCDIO - Elaborate Bytes
Instant fix for me. I've checked all my (good) burned discs with kprobe2 and the profiles are excellent.
And my original thread at Team xecuter if anyone wants to read through it;
I'm ready to give up - Team Xecuter
Hope this helps.
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in imgburn iput 2.4 speed but i says : "Write Speed Miscompare wanted 2.4x getting 4x" (Liteon iHAS124B)
using memorex dvddl, burns 100% but at all games i try fail at verification 49%....so my counsle is funny only read game good at 2.4x when i burn. so i need 2.4x cause 4x wont work so i tryed this
ok, well first i DO NOT take credit for this smart idea
all credit goes to quick mythril from c4eva Speaks! | automated irc logs, updated instantly whenever and wherever c4eva speaks
1. i used to try and burn my games at 2.4x but it wouldnt work so i did this...
This is to only make your drive able to burn at 2.4x if you are burning at 2.4x then no need for this!
-download "media code speed edit"
-open it up then click load at the top and find the firmware for what drive you have (the iXtreme Burner Max firmware you used to flash your drive)
-find "Disc ID"(mine was RITEK-S04-66. using memorex dvddl) the write speeds should be "4x,6x,8x" double click it and then find the "Disk id closest to yours"mine was RITEK-S01 forgot it was the only ritek one that said 2.4 with the write speed only set at "2.4x" and replace it save it to your desktop and then reflash your drive and it should work
it verifies 100 percent!!
NOTE: find out your disc media first (from img burn) then switch the write speeds from the above steps
this is where the ifo came from hxxp://team-xecuter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73587


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Roland has released this teaser video for the Jupiter Legacy Collection – a new sound library for the Jupiter 50 & Jupiter 80 keyboards that features the sounds of classic Roland synths.
Pricing & availability are to be announced.
Roland today introduced JP Synth Editor (App Store link) – a free iPad patch editor for the Jupiter-50 and Jupiter-80 synthesizers.
Here's a video introduction to the JP Synth Editor:
Roland UK has announced a promo for the Jupiter 80:
Buy a JUPITER-80 from a participating Roland UK dealer, and we'll throw in an iPad 2 on which to run the newly announced iPad synth tone editor. (Available May 2012)
The iPad synth tone editor is part of the JUPITER-80 version 2 software update, which also includes the following improvements:
See the Roland UK site for details.
Roland has announced that the Jupiter-80 version 2 software update is now available.
Here's what's new in the Jupiter-80 Version 2:
This video is a first look at the Roland Jupiter-50 synthesizer, which was introduced at this year's Musikmesse.
Keyboard editor Stephen Fortner takes a look at the new Jupiter-50, with an overview of the synth's architecture, lots of audio demos and his first impressions.
via KeyboardMag
Musikmesse 2012: Roland has announced a software update to the Jupiter-80 keyboard.
Here's what's new in the Jupiter-80 Version 2:
Details below.
At Musimesse 2012, Roland announced the Jupiter-50 synthesizer, the second release in its contemporary Jupiter-series keyboards.
The Roland Jupiter-50 inherits the sounds and Live Set architecture of the Jupiter-80, but packs them into a relatively lightweight keyboard.
Inside, the Jupiter-50 is equipped with a sound engine that is the sonic equal of its predecessor. The Jupiter-50 offers all of the SuperNATURAL synthesizer and acoustic tones found in the Jupiter-80. Four separate sound engines can be stacked together to create classic synth tones and massive voices. Users can also import Jupiter-80 sound data into the Jupiter-50.
With the Jupiter-50, though, Roland brings this synth engine to a portable instrument designed for live performance. It offers a 76-note weighted keyboard, with a color-coded front panel that's designed to be intuitive to navigate.
The Roland Jupiter-50 Synthesizer
A USB Song Player/Recorder lets you play backing tracks or record performances to USB flash media. The Jupiter-50 can also act as a USB audio/MIDI interface, making it easy to integrate the synth with popular computer music software.


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Alternate names: Sanok [Pol], Sanuk,Sonik סאניק [Yid], Sonik, Sanocum [Lat], Saanig [Ger], Сянiк [Ukr], The Royal Free City of Sanok (Królewskie Wolne Miasto Sanok), part of The Land of Sanok (Polish: Ziemia Sanocka, and Ruthenian Voivodeship in SE Poland with 39,110 inhabitants in 2009.. 49°34' N, 22°12' E, 35 miles SSE of Rzeszów, 30 miles WSW of Przemyśl. 1900 Jewish population: about 3,000. Yizkor: Sefer zikaron le-kehilat Sanok ve-ha-siviva (Jerusalem, 1970) and Khurbn Dynow, Sonik, Dibetsk (New York, 1949/50). ShtetLink. Sanok was previously in Krosno Voivodship (1975-1998) and in Ruthenian Voivodeship (1340 - 1772) as part of the Little Poland Province. This historic city is situated on the San River at the foot of Castle Hill in Małopolska region lies in a wooded, hilly in southern Poland and in the heartland of the Pogórze Bukowskie part of Doły (Pits), 300 meters above sea level with some hills located within the confines of the city. The earliest mention of Jews in Sanok comes from the reign of the Cazimir the Great. The kahał was subject to that of Lesko. In 1720, King August II the Strong granted privileges to the Sanok Jewish community until for many years, Jews represented a large part of the population of the city, particularly Chassidim. Before the outbreak of war, almost 5,000 Jews lived in the city. The cemetery is located near the former synagogue building on Old Jewish Street. photo. [August 2005]
OLD CEMETERY: The first Jewish cemetery called sanoczan okopiskiem was established at ul 3 Maja probably about 1720 and was completely destroyed by the Nazis during the WWII. No gravestones remain. Fragments were imbedded in the old restored wall in 1960. [June 2009]
NEW CEMETERY: The second Jewish cemetery is located on the slope near a small building on ul. Kiczury with the entrance from ul Głogowej. Founded in the 19th century, the Nazis destroyed it during WWII and stole gravestones to build several downtown streets in Sanoku Rejtana and the road to Trepczy. In 1942, they murdered 630 Jews here and dug mass graves. The last burial took place in 1957. During WWII, the Germans stole most matzevot to build streets. 50 19th and 20th century gravestones in the 1.7 site have inscriptions in Hebrew and Polish. In July 1988, the Nissenbaum Family Foundation restored the site by rebuilding the fence and installing a Holocaust memorial. The earliest fencing was destroyed during the German occupation. In August 2008, the Foundation of Protection of Jewish Heritage in Poland with Sanoka municipal authorities cleaned and inventoried the gravestones. Today, the land is fenced with the key to the locked gates available at the Municipal Administration of Cemeteries office in the surrounding urban cemetery. The office is open weekdays, but call ahead to confirm the visit. (tel. 013 463 29 73). Photos. MASS GRAVE: The Gestapo brought Jewish women with their children to the cemetery, the youngest held in the mother's arms and the oldest a girl of eight or nine. The grave was not ready so the women waitedwith the children on the grass near the graves. The innocent children played between the gravestones. The Gestago took babies from the mother's arms, lifted them up with one hand and shot with the other, dropping them in the mass grave. The other children began to understand the horror of the situation and ran. The Gestapo man grabbed the girl by the hair, shoved her to the ground and held her down with his shoe. There, he shot her. Normal 0 Normal 0 [June 2009]
SANOK (I): US Commission No. POCE000732
The town is located in voivodship of Kroonienskie or Krosno at 49º33' 22º13', 45 km from Krosno. Cemetery: 3 Maja (Trzeciego Maja) Street, Karpacka Restaurant. Present town population is 25,000-100,000 with no Jews.
The earliest known Jewish community is the second half of the 14th century. 1921 Jewish population was 4,067. The 1939 Jewish population was around 5,000. Meir Szapiro lived here. The isolated urban hillside has no sign or marker. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is open to all with no fence, wall or gate. No stones are visible. The municipality owns the property used for recreation. Adjacent property is commercial or industrial and residential. It was vandalized during World War II. No care or structures.
Pietr Antoniak, ul. Dobra 5 m 36, 05-800 Pruszkow. [see Baligrod] survey completed on 11 Sep 1992 after a visit on 8 Aug 1992.
SANOK (II): US Commission No. POCE000733
Cemetery: Kiczury Street. See Sanok I above for history. The isolated urban flat land has no sign or marker has Jewish symbols on gate or wall. Reached by turning directly off a public road, access is entirely closed with a continuous fence and locking gate. The cemetery is 0.1.67 ha. 20-100 19th-20th century marble or sandstone flat stones with carved relief decoration or finely smoothed, 1-20 in original location with more than 75% toppled or broken, have Hebrew and Polish inscriptions. The cemetery contains special memorial monuments to Holocaust victims. The municipality owns the property used for Jewish cemetery. Adjacent property is residential. Rarely, private visitors stop. It was vandalized during World War II. Family Nissenbaum Foundation cleared vegetation, fixed wall, and fixed gate in 1988. Occasional clearing or cleaning by authorities is the care. Within the limits of the cemetery are no structures. Vegetation is a constant problem disturbing graves. Weather erosion is a moderate threat. Pollution and vandalism are slight threats. See Sanok I for survey information.
BOOK: Gruber, Ruth Ellen. Jewish Heritage Travel A Guide to East-Central Europe. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1992. p. 78
[UPDATE] Photos by Charles Burns [April 2016]
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