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My shared host got hacked and I need to check my PHP scripts for backdoors. I'm on a dedicated server now so I can use SSH to run scripts. Are there any good scripts out there to do this task?
That is going to be a tough one. I doubt there are scripts that check for Php backdoors or even if it does can weed out all them. It will be best if you can restore using a known good backup.
Change your passwords, including that of DB. Audit the host.
ClamAV does a pretty good job on this. It doesn't just look for Windows viruses. Depending on your environment something like the following;
Plesk: freshclam; clamscan -ir /home/httpd/vhosts/*/httpdocs/ | tee ~/possible.phpshells
cPanel: freshclam; clamscan -ir /home/*/public_html/* | tee ~/possible.phpshells
I use to use the following as until I found that clam did a good job. There are just too many of these to keep up with:
find /home/*/public_html/ -size -200k -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep -iE "r57shell|c99shell|g00nshell|EgY_SpIdEr|egy_spider|phpjackal" | uniq -c | sort -u | cut -d":" -f1 | awk '{ print $2 }' | uniq > /root/possible.phpshells
maldet might be good to run. It may detect things that clamscan doesn't. For example, it picks up the common 'eval(base64_decode' pattern.
However, I wouldn't trust any code that was from that host. Restoring from backup is really your best bet.
If anyone is still looking for an answer to this, there is a great free PHP utility that you can run on your server to find base64 encoded strings, and several other common shell strings.
The utility is called PHP Shell Detector.

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If you've got toys and games to buy, don't miss out on some of the free giveaways available at Twin Cities toy stores right now.
Creative Kidstuff: Every day in February, one customer will have his or her full shopping trip paid for! At the close of business each day, they randomly choose the name of someone who shopped at Creative Kidstuff that day. The winner gets that day's transaction refunded. Cool!
The Green Goober: Bring the kids on Wednesdays at 10:30 for free milk and cookies!
Wonderment: This all-natural toy store provides free gift wrapping, in its signature green wrapping paper with a pretty ribbon.
Totally Kids: Each month, this store gives away a $500 shopping spree! Visit the web site and enter the sweepstakes on the front page.
Mall of America: The always-free Toddler Tuesdays in the MOA Rotunda will include a free giveaway on Feb. 16. Kids will be entertained by the Okee Dokee Brothers while parents pick up free child ID kits from State Farm Insurance (10am - 2pm).


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are open for our final day of this season:
Saturday October 31st
Come out and enjoy your last chance to vistit the farm this season.
Also we are open for pumpkin sales and General Admission Activities
Please note some of our hours have changed
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If the rain stops you from enjoying your day at Howells, simply bring your paid admission receipt to one of our cashier booths and ask to have it stamped as a rain check.
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Sirius XM Holdings (Nasdaq : SIRI) recently released its yearly filing with the SEC, with revenue and profitability looking stronger than ever. Though the deferred tax assets are a thing of the past, Sirius' ability to grow organically has investors with their ear to the ground on this stock.
Sirius's revenue has increased significantly over the past few years. The company segments its revenue by subscribers, advertising, equipment, and other. The primary source of revenue is subscription fees. Below is a breakdown of Sirius's revenue from 2011 to 2013.
Revenue growth was strong, as it increased in every category. As of December 2013, Sirius had 25,559,310 subscribers. This is up 7% from 23,900,336 subscribers in 2012. Similar to other subscription based service companies, Sirius reports average revenue per user (ARPU). For 2012 and 2013, ARPU was $12.00 and $12.27 respectively. The increase was driven primarily by the contribution of the U.S. Music Royalty Fee, and an increase in subscriptions to premium services. The increase in the royalty fee will continue to add to ARPU moving forward since it offset rising royalty costs. Foolish investors should continuously monitor ARPU since it directly correlates with Sirius' revenue.
Sirius's income tax was $14 million, -$3 billion, and $260 million over 2011, 2012, and 2013 respectively. The extraordinary income tax benefit of $3 billion in 2012 was due to likelihood that certain deferred tax assets would be realized. Investors should expect normalized income tax moving forward.
Investors will be disappointed if they expected 2013 earnings numbers anywhere close to 2012 due to the income tax benefit.
Operating profit margin
Net profit Margin
As the above diagram shows, the net profit margin was actually greater than 100% in 2012. Somewhere in between the 10% and 14% profit margin is likely to be achieved in future results. Income before taxes provides a normalized view of Sirius' earnings moving forward. The company had income before taxes of $441million, $474 million, and $637 million in 2011, 2012, and 2013 respectively. This shows that Sirius is organically growing profitability.
Foolish takeaway
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Ran across a 12 gauge pump action shotgun made by a company called Chicago Arms Co and was wondering if anyone knew anything about them. Such as what are they worth ect.
It was 12 gauge 18 inch barrel and had what looked like an extended magazine tube.
The whole gun looked like it was made out of steel, and it was very heavy but balanced nicely. Also it had an external hammer setup that the pump opperated instead of an internal system.
Google has failed me greatly on this so I turn to better sources.
For what it is worth the shotgun looks very old, but still very functional.


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Franchise Index: Previous Season / Next Season
10-6-0, AFC East Division · 1994 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total 3.2, Offense: 1.9, Defense: 1.3, SoS: 0.8, avg is 0.0.
Scored 351 points (21.9/g), 8th of 28 in the NFL. Allowed 312 points (19.5/g), 12th.
Differential of 39 points (2.4/g), 9th. Expected W-L: 9.1-6.9.
Bill Parcells (10-6-0)
Offensive Coordinator: Ray Perkins
Defensive Coordinator: Al Groh
Other Notable Asst.: Romeo Crennel (Defensive Line)
Stadium: Foxboro Stadium
Training Camp: Bryant College (Smithfield, Rhode Island)
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|Greg Simon
Fall 2007: Took one of three singles matches during fall play, defeating College of Charleston's Rich Bailey 6-1, 6-3 at the Charleston Shootout ... Paired with Dave Masciorini (2-1) and Bryan Oakley (1-1) for a 3-2 doubles record.
2006-07: Won only match played during the spring dual match campaign, defeating North Carolina Central's Stephen Allsop in straight sets (6-1, 6-2) at the No. 6 position April 13 ... Also teamed with Mike Catalano for doubles win in only event - an 8-0 decision over NCCU's Allsop and Joseph Estevez ... Also paired with Catalano (0-1) and Matt Peeler (2-1) to post a 2-2 doubles mark during the fall ... Participated in four singles events (0-4) during individual tourney play ... After dropping the opening doubles match (with Peeler) at the UNC Fall Invitational, the pair rallied to capture the consolation title after a 9-8 (7) win against Wofford and an 8-5 victory vs. UNC Greensboro.
High School/Junior Tennis: Earned four tennis letters as an all-conference standout at J.H. Rose High School ... Was listed among the state's top 15 players in the USTA's 18's and held a North Carolina rank of 29th by TennisRecruiting.net ... Helped the Rampants reach the finals of the Class 4-A state doubles championship with an improbable run as the tourney underdog before falling in three competitive sets ... While serving as team captain, he also was selected as the program's most valuable player and received both Rose's coaches and leadership award ... In addition to his four-year all-conference accolades, he was chosen as the league's player-of-the-year ... Posted a combined 43-2 singles record as a junior (22-1) and senior (21-1) for coach Elizabeth Upton ... Part of a doubles tandem that produced a 43-5 mark (25-2 in 2005, 18-3 in 2006) ... Excelled in the classroom as well, earning selection as a Honor Roll, Headmaster's List and N.C. Scholar member ... Was also active in the SGA and FCA.
Personal: Full name is Gregory Michael Simon ... Born February 10, 1988 at Greenville, N.C. ... Son of Bob and Donna Simon ... Undecided on college major.


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Is There Really a Priest Shortage in the Archdiocese of Detroit? (AOD)
I think there is a common misconception in the Archdiocese of Detroit that there is a priest shortage! When I compare the number of priests to the number of parishes in the Archdiocese, it seems clear to me that there is not a priest shortage. If I am right, sociologists would call "the priest shortage" a mythic fact, myth in the sense of statistically not true. Let me explain.
When the vicariate planning process began in the mid-1990s in the AOD, to be sure, "priest shortage" may have been a more accurate description of the Detroit parish situation. Beginning in 2001, however, the USCCB asked dioceses to stop using "priest shortage" to describe the church's situation and to begin using the phrase "fewer priests," mainly because Catholics per Priest Worldwide statistics show North America is Priest Rich (e.g., in South America the ratio is 7,094:1 and in North America it is 1,229:1; the current ratio in the AOD is 1,329/1).
In the AOD, however, the mythic fact grew because for years we were only considering the "number of priests IN PARISHES" rather than the total number of priests. For example, in 2014 there are 259 priests in 237 parishes. Given the average age of priests is 63.6, these numbers have been interpreted (reasonably we might add) as indicative of a priest shortage because many priests will soon be retiring. But if one examines the total number of priests in the AOD, at this same time, one discovers there are 588 priests, which raises some eyebrows.
First of all, with 588 priests, the AOD could assign 2 priests to every parish with some to spare. So, who are these 329 non-parish priests? Well, 131 of these priests are retired, which leaves 198 others in ministries that supposedly make these priests unavailable for parish work. This total includes bishops, those engaged in provincial work, campus ministers, chaplains, faculty/teachers, those in central service, etc. Now, if we examine more closely the 198 priests who are not retired, 143 are religious and 55 are diocesan. Of the 143 religious priests there are 64 who are 70 years of age or younger (average age = 56), and 49 of the 55 diocesan priests are 70 years of age or younger (average age = 55); leaving a total of 113 priests who could possibly be pastors.
So, there are 457 active priests (259 in parishes and 198 in other roles), raising the question that if there are only 237 parishes, then what are the other 198 or, more realistically, the other 113 (non-parish) priests doing that precludes them from being a pastor? Granted, I am not privy to whether these 113 priests are equipped for parish ministry, but it seems to me that probably most of them are. Obviously, they are doing something other than being pastors/associate pastors. All things being equal, therefore, I argue the AOD faces a priest distribution problem rather than a priest shortage problem.
I also conclude, all things being equal, that it appears that parishes are not a top priority, if my figures are correct. Why? Because otherwise the AOD would not be closing/clustering/merging parishes based on the unavailability of priests (which has not always been the only reason but often the predominant one). I reiterate, I am not privy to the background information on these 113 priests, but it is hard to believe that all of them are in one way or another unable to be pastors. Consequently, it is reasonable to conclude, I suggest, that in the allocation of priests – parishes are not a priority – something else must be.
I must add, however, that as far as I know AOD priest statistics have never been interpreted in this way, that is, comparing the number of priests to the number of parishes. A particular rationale for interpreting priest statistics as above, then, is to first clarify the situation and secondly raise consciousness about it. The raising of consciousness is particularly important because as Mike Vlasic (Chair of the restructuring committee for the AOD in 2009) stated at the AOD Central Services day in September 2009, and to which everyone appeared to agree, the health of AOD parishes determines the health of the AOD. If that is true, then it seems to me that parishes should be the top priority in terms of priest assignments and not something else.
Finally, now that the AOD has only 237 parishes today compared to 313 in 2000, with more closings anticipated; it appears that the numbers of priests are aplenty. Then again, I could be missing something in this analysis. If so, please enlighten me. Otherwise, I agree with the USCCB, we should stop using the term "priest shortage" in that it seems to be more of a priest distribution problem than a numbers problem.
rosanne santos permalinkFebruary 18, 2014
There IS indeed a severe priest shortage. In the world today, we have half the number of priests per 10,000 Catholics right now compared to 1970.
I'm not sure where you are getting your data, but you can view the statistics yourself online at the CARA website – center for applied research in the apostolate (which is the research/ data institute that even the Vatican uses).
See frequently requested church statistics at the website
Married priests currently confer thousands of sacraments, validly and legally since canon 1335 allows even irregular priests to minister when there is just cause.
Mike Mccallion permalinkFebruary 19, 2014
My argument is that given the number of priests and the number of parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit there is a priest distribution problem not a priest shortage. I am not arguing that the CARA data is misleading or wrong.
Katie Hoegeman permalinkFebruary 21, 2014
I can acknowledge the value of considering the term "priest distribution" rather than priest shortage and I appreciate the 'analysis' of looking at number of active priests vs. number of parishes. My main concern with Mike's analysis is the assumption that "parishes are not a top priority" when he clearly acknowledges that he has not investigated what the active, non-parish priests are doing. I would challenge you to do some investigation into this before making this claim. I personally think priests in non-parish ministries (hospital and prison chaplains) are a 'priority' and we need to acknowledge that 'some' priests need to serve in administrative roles. I will acknowledge that the numbers "kind of suggest" that there are "a lot" of active priests in non-parish ministries, but if you are going to make a claim of "statistical analysis" then I think you need to be more thorough in your investigation.
Your second assumption is that all of these active priests are "fit for being pastors." While we all might want to think this is true, this is not a particularly valid assumption. I'd suggest that some of us might have experienced situations where a current pastor was not necessarily suited for it.
To sum up – I think you raise a good question, and you 'might' be right, but I am not satisfied with the depth of your analysis.
Mike Mccallion permalinkFebruary 21, 2014
Yes, Katie, excellent comments. I do need to investigate more thoroughly, especially the 113 priests that I mentioned. I'm sure some of them, for example, are not fit to be pastors – and that is an assumption. And, yes, priests are in other roles that are priorities like hospital chaplains. I acknowledge you are right about my lack of thorough investigation. The value in the blog, however, as I see it anyway, is that it might raise some questions about the relationship between numbers of priests and number of parishes that some have not thought about. This relationship is seldom, if ever, discussed in the open in the Archdiocese. Nevertheless, maybe it will raise some questions for priests assignment boards to consider. Thank you for your comments Katie.
Katie hoegeman permalinkFebruary 22, 2014
Point taken about the nature of a blog. And, I completely agree that you are raising a good question that needs to be talked about, not just in Detroit.
Tony pileggi permalinkMarch 1, 2014
Priests , laity, and the hierarchy of the church need to communicate the importance of evangelization and preaching the gospel one person at a time.
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Bike Share Coming to New York by Summer 2012
New York City is aiming to launch a bicycle sharing program next year, potentially bringing 10,000 communal bikes to city streets by next summer, officials said Wednesday.
The system has the potential to dramatically expand the already growing number of bicyclists in New York City. Promoting cycling has been a top priority of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's transportation commissioner, Janette Sadik-Khan.
Other cities, including Boston, Washington D.C. and London, have implemented similar schemes. Kiosks placed around the city each hold a few locked bicycles. Once a user pays — either an annual membership fee or a one-time charge — a bike is released. It can be returned at any station.
The city is still working out details of a contract with the company that will administer the network, Alta Bicycle Share Inc., which operates the Boston and Washington systems.
Sadik-Khan said she expects an annual membership to cost less than $100. Shorter rentals would also be available for a few dollars at a time.
Sites for the kiosks haven't been selected yet. At first, most of the bikes will be placed in more dense parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn.
After facing a backlash over the placement of some bike lanes, the city appears to be going out of its way to involve local elected officials and community boards in decisions about their location. The city has also launched a website that lets people request kiosks in certain locations.
The city isn't putting any of its own money toward the cost of the bike-share system. Alta is looking for a sponsor to cover some of the operating costs of about $50 million over a five-year contract. User fees are expected to cover the rest of the costs.
In London, banking giant Barclays PLC is paying £25 million ($39.4 million) over five years to put its name and logo on 6,000 bikes and docking stations.
A demonstration bike kiosk set up for a press conference Wednesday in a pedestrian plaza south of Madison Square Park attracted curious passers-by. Some chatted with transportation department staffers about the details and weighed whether or not they would use the bikes.
"I think it's a great convenience for everybody," said Kam Yuen, a 40-year-old court clerk in the who usually drives or takes the train to work from Briarwood, Queens. He said he could see himself taking a bike for short errands downtown.
Others were more skeptical.
Stanley Huston, a 57 year old from Richmond Hill, Queens, stopped to look at the bikes during a lunchtime break from his advertising job. But he doesn't anticipate riding them.
"I don't feel safe myself bicycling in Manhattan," he said.


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The main reason why you would love this Panasonic TC-PST60 TV is because it is simply an amazing plasma. This Panasonic brings you a very good picture quality and this company is the only out there which makes TV affordable these days. We can expect more TVs to have even better picture quality than this one but they will be far more expensive. Let's cut to the chase and begin with our story.
Glass and metal design. This perfect combination makes the TV an awesome-looking device. The frame has glossy black color and it is about the same width as the model from last year. The panel depth is thinner for two inches and these measurements makes the TV approach the look of several modern LCD TV sets. It includes nonilluminated remote control that features clear button differentiation. This TV has 2 menu systems which are separated. The first is for Smart TV and the second may be entered by the "menu" key on the remote. The settings menus are way more improved than the last model and now it has easier navigation and greater design.
One word is separating this TV from the previous one: 3D. Into the package for this device you get 2 pair of glasses model TY ER3D5MA. The TV is complied with full 3D HD standards and it will work with some third-party glasses. One additional thing for all the upcoming plasmas or all the 2013 plasmas which are produced it is the touch pen accessory which allows users to draw on the screen. It's not that useful but it is interesting if you want to show something or great for some kind of a presentation.
- Smart TV Feature
The new interface that Panasonic included in this TV is mostly good. You can put any application everywhere you want on the grid. It offers three templates which are different and they are for creating new pages, background customization and naming pages. The navigation is a little bit snappy on the pages but it's good that all of the applications are still available. You can access the installed applications by hitting the "apps" key and for accessing the applications which are not installed through the market Viera Connect. For installing them you'll need to create an account. There is a Web browser included and it's not that good because it's relatively slow and completely different than a laptop or smartphone browser.
- Picture settings
It has some advanced controls for the picture which include 10-point gamma and grayscale system and color management. On this TV you can find additional picture mode called Home Theater besides the standard 4 modes. Three levels of effect for soap opera with seven aspect ratio settings.
- Connectivity
It has 3 HDMI ports, a pair of USB ports and SD card slot which is also a nice addition.
- Picture quality
One of the best features included which is outstanding and breathtaking even for a plasma TV is the picture quality. It has inky, superb, deep black levels and shadow details like you have never seen before. Accurate color and video processing it's just the strawberry on the cake. It has a bright picture with antireflective filter and with this, it clearly surpasses the S60 series TV.
I'm not so delighted by this feature but it's something new on these kinds of TVs and I will give them the room for improvements. In the Cinema mode, the color and some shadow details looked fine but it's not showing something that it will amaze me and make me say they did a great job. The thing is, when watching in 3D this TV shows several amounts of crosstalk. This appears like a double-image on many objects which are shown on it. The glasses are fine but they can do so much better. They are not blocking the light from the side and you can't wear them over other prescription glasses.
Some key TV features
- Display Tech – Plasma
- Smart TV – Yes
- Screen Finish – Glossy
- 3D – Yes
- Refresh rate – 48, 60, 96 Hz
- Remote – standard
- Internet connection – Wi-Fi
- Smooth processing – Yes
- Touch Pen – included (optional)
- Camera – Skype camera
At the end there are only the pros and cons remaining to be said.
- Pros: Affordable price, amazing picture quality, deep black levels, amazing shadow details, accurate colors, great off-angle characteristics, great design, 2 pair 3D glasses included, great content of the Smart TV feature.
- Cons: 3D crosstalk, not good for bright rooms


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Hunting Run Reservoir - Fishing Opportunities
Hunting Run is best known as a premier largemouth bass fishery. Target them along the rugged bathymetry of the lake and around the ample brush piles and standing timber left by consultants during construction.
The lake also has good populations of channel catfish, black crappie, bluegill and redear sunfish. Other species documented include green sunfish, brown bullhead, pumpkinseed sunfish, redbreast sunfish and chain pickerel.


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Travel and Accommodation
The Mary Valley Heritage Rail provides the following website links for your information.
Travel Information to Gympie
By Car
From Brisbane travel north along the Bruce Highway for about two hours (170kms) to Gympie. The distance from Gympie to: Rainbow Beach - 73kms (55mins); Tin Can Bay - 51kms (40mins); Imbil - 41.5kms (36mins); Borumba Dam - 52kms (57mins); Kilkivan - 50kms (40mins); Goomeri - 76kms (55mins); Noosa - 67.5kms (56mins); Maryborough - 88kms (1hr); Hervey Bay - 126kms (1hr 37mins).
Storeyline Tours
Storeyline Tours pick up from hotels/resorts on the Sunshine Coast from Noosa through to Caloundra.
Storeyline Tours operate a full day coach tour which includes a one way journey on The Valley Rattler steam train. For more information phone (07) 5474 1500 or click here (http://www.storeylinetours.com.au/)
Suncoast 1/2 Day Tours
Suncoast Half Day tours pick up from hotels/resorts on the Sunshine Coast from Noosa through to Caloundra. They operate a half day tour which includes a one way journey on the Valley Rattler steam train. For more information phone (07) 5473 9488 or click here ( http://www.tourstogo.com.au/tour/2723-the-valley-rattler-steam-train-tour/ )
By Rail
Queensland Rail operates regular services from Brisbane, Rockhampton and Cairns to Maryborough West and Gympie North stations, with coach connections to Hervey Bay. Choose from the Tilt Train, a modern style of travel offering wide reclining seats and onboard entertainment, or the more traditional Sunlander or Spirit of the Outback, which have a range of options from economy seating to first class sleeping berths. For more information go to www.traveltrain.com.au or call 1800 872 467.
Coach Services
Greyhound Australia Coaches operate multiple services daily which travel to Gympie, Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach along the route from Brisbane and Cairns.
Click here to view the north bound timetable or here to view the south bound timetable.
For bookings call 1300 GREYHOUND or Book online at www.greyhound.com.au
Taxi Services
Gympie Golden City Cabs
National hotline 131 008
Direct bookings 07 3860 1854 or (http://www.131008.com/cgi-bin/cart/book.cgi)
Visitor Information Centres
Find holiday & travel information for Tin Can Bay, Rainbow Beach, Mary Valley, Kilkivan, Goomeri, Gympie & surrounds at one of 3 accredited Visitor Information Centres located along the Bruce Highway at Gympie. The helpful volunteers can provide maps and information about local attractions, accommodation, tours, 4WD hire, dining, markets and events in the Gympie Cooloola region.
For more information call 1800 444 222 or visit http://www.cooloola.org.au/ or www.gympieregion.com
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If you've been cruising the virtual dinner party to celebrate the release of Shauna Niequist's new book, welcome! Imagine that I'm the one slipping Bread & Wine into your bag on the way out. If I'm your first stop, you might want to start with the bacon-wrapped date appetizers at Dear Abby Leigh and then just keep on going.
You can visit all of the "courses" listed. We want to have you at our virtual table! Whatever you do, make sure you enter the giveaway HERE for one of five copies of Shauna Niequist's Bread & Wine.
be sure to taste each course of our virtually progressive dinner party.
blog-hop to a new table for every course, meet new friends and pick up a delicious recipe from shauna niequist's new book, bread and wine: a love letter to life around the table with recipes at every stop. we'd like to send you home with the gift of shauna's words, so be sure to enter the giveaway at the end of the party!
- Bacon-Wrapped Dates at DearAbbyLeigh.com
- Sullivan Street Bread at LeighKramer.com
- The Green Well's Michigan Harvest Salad at theBlahBlahBlahger.com
- Annette's Enchiladas at SarahBessey.com
- Simplest Dark Chocolate Mousse at LoveFeastTable.com
- A Bread & Wine Giveaway at HollywoodHousewife.com
Oh, how I have been waiting and waiting to tell you about my dear friend Shauna Niequist's latest book Bread and Wine. It is divine. It is her best work yet. It is for women and men and cooks and take-out-orderers.
Shauna is my hero. In some of the very hardest parts of my life, she has been a voice I have turned to both in person and on the page. We are not far apart in age, but she is always ahead of me in life. She was a wife, mom, and writer before me. It's somewhat safe to say I hang on her every word.
Is now a good time to mention that I make an appearance in Bread & Wine? No? Okay, I'll keep going.
I loved Shauna's first two books Cold Tangerines and Bittersweet, but when I read Bread & Wine a few months ago, I knew by the first few pages that it was a whole different thing. Shauna is a foodie, and a friend gatherer, and it's crystal clear to me that she should have married all of these things in her writing ages ago. Because this book feels effortless, it feels like she was writing in all the ways that she was meant to write. I just ate it up.
Bread & Wine is a unique book because it's personal essays with recipes. It's most definitely not a cookbook, even though I wanted to make every recipe in it. It's more than personal memoir, because it seemed I could relate to every chapter, even the ones that I shouldn't have been able to relate to.
I want you to read it. I want you to have it.
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How would you like to see a World Food Center focusing on food safety set up in downtown Sacramento? The University of California, Davis is considering Sacramento's downtown railyard to be turned into a satellite campus devoted to the study of nutrition, food, and agriculture programs, a center that also could attract food-processing companies and similar businesses to set up shop nearby. Everything, as usual, depends upon funding.
Early media reports have speculated that the campus might be built in the abandoned railyard in downtown Sacramento and that the new World Food Center at UC Davis would be an anchor tenant, but UC Davis Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi emphasized that no location or exact makeup of the campus have been chosen.
The project would become part of UC Davis' World Food Center, a year-old program focused on food safety, agricultural policy, nutrition and related matters, according to the May 20, 2014 Sacramento Bee article by Dale Kasler, Ryan Lillis and Tony Bizjak, "UC Davis eyes downtown Sacramento railyard for new food center."
Additionally, such as center also would include a medical clinic for treating diabetes, obesity and other food-related disorders, and for providing nutrition counseling. A banking conglomerate, Rabobank has discussed taking some financial role in the project, says the Sacramento Bee article.
Nutrition counseling center in downtown Sacramento
At the present time, such a project remains in the discussion stage. Those in charge would have to discuss cost, size, and development. There would have to be a physical plant and plans for how many square feet the buildings would occupy. The purpose of such a nutrition/food center would be to bring people and businesses together. Such a center could be an economic catalyst, a magnet, and a center where agricultural businesses could put their buildings such as offices and various types of buildings. The Sacramento railyard, in the meantime, is being bought by developer Larry Kelly, according to the Sacramento Bee article.
The eventual steps are to come up with the blueprints and other plans. The city councilman who represents the district that also includes the railyard is Steve Cohn. What the general consumer interested in nutrition and healthier foods might look forward to is a year-round farmers market, part of the UC Davis proposal, located in any of the historic buildings in or around the railyard. At the present time there's a proposal to bring the University of California, Davis center to the railyard.
Two years ago, the southern end of the railyard was selected as the home of the new Sacramento Kings arena, but the team's former owners abandoned the project. The planned arena has since moved to Downtown Plaza. As for the railyard, preliminary site work continues; Inland is building streets and bridges to connect the railyard to the rest of the city.
The big picture for the railyard would be the World Food Center, which would bring people there for world-class agricultural research or to buy food at the farmer's market that could be built.
Basically, you'd have a World Food Center in the railyard area in downtown Sacramento where the media, researchers, scholars, policy experts, government officials and anyone else can do research or find direction or various types of information on food-related topics. That's why it's called a World Food Center.
There would be the World Food Center's headquarters on the UC Davis campus, but hopefully a research and education facility in downtown Sacramento where it would be closer to the Capitol because agricultural policy is made in Sacramento at a central location. Also downtown, you have the California Department of Food and Agriculture, commodity industry groups and the California Farm Bureau Federation, according to the Sacramento Bee article. It's all in the discussion state at present. For further information on local agriculture, you also may wish to check out the UC Davis news release, "Scientists forecast economic impacts of the drought on Central Valley agriculture."
Creating an advisory group to help explore the new campus in Sacramento
Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi announced on May 20, 2014 plans to create an advisory group of deans, faculty, staff and students to help UC Davis explore the academic program for a possible new campus in Sacramento, according to the news release, "Chancellor to form advisory group for third campus idea."
Katehi first mentioned the idea of a third campus in her annual State of the Campus presentation to the Academic Senate in February. At that time, she said the campus would emphasize UC Davis' commitment to education, research, clinical and policy aspirations with a focus on food, health and the environment.
"Because of our location, history and expertise, UC Davis is in a unique position to be an even greater positive source for California state government and policy than we have been in the past," Katehi said in a letter announcing her plans to create the advisory group to help crystallize the vision for a third campus.
"To take full advantage of that opportunity and raise the profile and reputation of the entire university, we have been thinking for some time about developing a third campus somewhere in Sacramento," she wrote. "The time is now right to begin moving forward with this process."
Sacramento offers a plethora of opportunities — a perfect nexus for UC Davis' strengths and outreach capacities in health and food. With proximity to the state Capitol, important state government partners and industry leaders, the city provides access to further engage communities that interact with both the UC Davis Health System and Davis campus.
Katehi said, according to the May 20, 2014 UC Davis news release, "Chancellor to form advisory group for third campus idea," that she would like the advisory group to share its ideas and visions for a third campus based on three activities and ideas that best fit UC Davis' strengths and priorities:
- A policy orientation to help enhance the university's role in influencing state policy that serves the long-term environmental, economic, scientific and social imperatives for the state of California.
- An emphasis on food and health, as these are areas the university specializes in and are of greater importance than ever before.
- A clinical activities and outreach focus that promotes healthy living and wellness as prevention becomes a greater imperative for our nation's health care system.
Early media reports have speculated that the campus might be built in the abandoned railyard in downtown Sacramento and that the new World Food Center at UC Davis would be an anchor tenant, but Katehi emphasized that no location or exact makeup of the campus have been chosen.
In fact, the concept of a third campus for UC Davis that will bring together policy, education and outreach at the nexus of food and health will be part of a long-range strategy that will require the acquisition of dedicated resources and development of partnerships. In addition to this effort and as part of our other plans the university continues our conversations with city officials about opportunities for further growth in Davis.
"We are just getting started on what will be a comprehensive and deliberative process," Katehi said, in the UC Davis news release. "We want to hear what vision members of the advisory committee have, and then we want to engage the broader UC Davis community in a very substantive and detailed conversation about how best to proceed."
Katehi said, according to the news release, that she will name members of the advisory committee in the coming days, and that she wants it to also recommend a plan on "an appropriate consultative process with the broader UC Davis community, both in Davis and Sacramento."
The advisory group will be asked to report back to her with its ideas for the campus by Sept. 30, 2014 so the communitywide discussion can begin at the start of the next academic year. For more information see, "Chancellor to form advisory group for third campus idea."


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Chiney Ogwumike's performance spoke volumes Saturday against third-ranked Tennessee, but it was a clutch play from soft-spoken point guard Amber Orrange that made the loudest impact on Stanford's 76-70 victory at Maples Pavilion.
Tennessee (10-1) put together a 9-0 run to narrow what had been a 70-59 Stanford lead to just two with 1:03 to play, but Orrange responded with a driving layup that drew a foul and resulted in a three-point play which put the Cardinal up 73-68 with 28 seconds to go, effectively icing the game.
Orrange finished the game with nine points and five assists, many of those passes setting up Ogwumike, who scored 32 points and pulled down a season-high 20 rebounds to pace the Cardinal (10-1). Four Tennessee players scored in double digits, led by Ariel Massengale's 17 points while Meighan Simmons added 15, Bashaara Graves 14 and Isabelle Harrison 10 to go with 13 rebounds.
"This was a really big win, a great game by both teams. This game really boiled down to [us having] Chiney. I can't imagine that there's a better player in the country. She is just a warrior," said Setsuko Ishiyama Director of Women's Basketball Tara VanDerveer.
Ogwumike set the tone right away Saturday, scoring Stanford's first six points and eight of its first 13 as the Cardinal answered Tennessee's opening four points with 13 to force a timeout. The national player of the year candidate solidified her case by posting a double-double of 18 points and 11 rebounds in the first half, then continuing to score at will inside to keep the Cardinal out in front over the final 20 minutes.
"[The game] was officiated very well. It was a competitive basketball game, people were attacking the rim," Ogwumike said afterwards. "It was physical, but in the way that basketball should be. I'll take those games, they allow you to be aggressive."
Taylor Greenfield, playing just her third game since returning to action from a foot injury Dec. 14, hit a trio of 3-pointers in the half as the Cardinal continually held off Tennessee rallies. The biggest of those triples came after Tennessee pulled to within five on a three-point play from Graves with 13 seconds to go, as Greenfield, who scored a season-high 11 points in the game, cashed in from the corner to beat the buzzer and give Stanford a 37-29 lead heading into the break.
"Taylor's threes were huge for us, we've really missed her," VanDerveer said. "We've been searching for a '3' player that can knock down the threes, and Taylor's been out."
Freshman guard Lili Thompson also supplied three triples as she scored a season-high 14 points. She hit one early in the second half to give Stanford a 44-33 lead with 17:34 to play, then hit her third six minutes later to get the Cardinal back ahead by double digits at 54-44.
"Lili's threes were huge. She played with tremendous confidence and took care of the ball," VanDerveer said. "We're not winning without Lili's great play. Lili's not a freshman for us. She's very poised, made big shots, made great defensive plays."
Tennessee, however, would not go down without a fight. After Mikaela Ruef hit a pair of free throws to get the Cardinal in front by 11 at 70-59 with 4:32 to play, the Lady Vols began to press the attack. The Lady Vols held the Cardinal without a field goal for a span of 4:26 while making its nine-point run that cut the Cardinal lead to two and force a timeout. But the Cardinal would remain poised, and following Orrange's crucial three-point play, the defense made a pair of stops while Ruef and Ogwumike added free throws to make it 76-68 with six seconds to play.
"Coach always says 'don't get too high on the highs or too low on the lows,'" Ogwumike noted. "The game was getting close, but so did the last game at Tennessee. We just had to stick to what we knew. Coach was calling a great game plan, so we just needed to trust the offense, trust the system, and everything would end up alright. And we have Amber Orrange, which helps, too."The Cardinal takes a seven-day break for the holiday before returning to action next Saturday, Dec. 28 for its non-conference finale at Fresno State.


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Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium to host historic match
- 26 April 2014 09:00
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The iconic new Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium in Al Ain will host an exhibition game between Al Ain FC - the most successful club in UAE's football history - and Premier League stars Manchester City Football Club at the state-of-the art stadium on Thursday May 15 at 7pm.
Al Ain will go head-to-head with Manchester City in a long anticipated match that promises to be a night of spectacular football in a ground-breaking sports stadium.
Opened in January 2014, the Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium is one of the most advanced sporting arenas with sophisticated design features that provide fans with outstanding lines of sight to the pitch, and superior technical and hospitality facilities.
Since its beginnings in 1968, Al Ain has become one of the region's most successful football clubs, with a trophy cabinet that houses domestic, international and continental silverware, including the Gulf Club Champions Cup and the Asian FC Champions League.
Sheikh Abdullah Bin Mohammed Bin Khaled Al Nahyan, Chairman of the Board of Al Ain Football Club said: "Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium is one of the most outstanding sporting structures in the Middle East and the coming together of stars from the Al Ain alongside Manchester City is guaranteed to be an exciting night for all UAE football fanatics. This is an amazing time for Al Ain Football Club and for its supporters across the region.
"Al Ain FC is traditionally thought of as the home of UAE football and now we play our matches at the perfect venue to live up to that reputation, and to have Manchester City as our guests is a wonderful step. We look forward to this match."
The current League Cup holders and former Premier League champions will bring some of the EPL's best known names from a squad which contains stars such as Vincent Kompany, David Silva and Sergio Aguero.
Ferran Soriano, Manchester City Chief Executive Officer, added: "Manchester City has a passionate and dedicated supporter base in Abu Dhabi, the UAE and the wider region, and we are delighted to have been offered the opportunity to play Al Ain in this exhibition game as our season comes to a close.
"It is an honour for us to be part of such an important and prestigious occasion at the magnificent Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium. We are all extremely excited about the trip."
Tickets are available online at the Stadium website hbzstadium.ae and Al Ain Club alainfc.ae, as well as TicketMaster ticketmaster.ae. Gates open at 5pm and fans can enjoy a series of activities dedicated for families and children before the game.
The 25,000-seater Hazza Bin Zayed stadium covers 45,000 square metres, with a height of 50 metres and hosts 3,000 premium seats - one of the highest ratios of premium seating in the world for football stadia. There is seating allocated for spectators with special needs and separate gates and areas dedicated to ladies and families. The stadium caters to every fan from every walk of life.
Fans in the UK and Ireland can watch the game on BT Sport.


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It's funny that a store called Phones4U got the exclusive first launch. Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be available "pretty much everywhere" from Monday, November 21st. Can I assume "pretty much everywhere" includes the U.S.? Great job Google not releasing your flagship ICS device here in the US first. Even if you release it, there won't be a GSM device anytime soon given your track record with the Nexus devices. I hoped to see a good picture for the new android flagship!
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According to reports by TMZ and Variety today, April 6, 2014, the extremely successful and popular actor, Mickey Rooney, passed way today at the age of 93. Rooney was one of Hollywood's most dominant actors in the late '30s and early '40s, and he spent nearly all of his life in the public eye.
Rooney, who once said, "I've been working all my life, but it seems longer," worked in the entertainment industry for more than eighty years and was one of the most famous child actors in history. He played the role of Andy Hardy in twenty films, was the first teenager to ever be nominated for an Oscar for "Strike Up the Band," and he was awarded a Juvenile Academy Award. Although he was marred by financial difficulties later in his life, Rooney's early work in the "Andy Hardy" films, which he starred in with legendary actress Judy Garland, made him the biggest star in the box office for three years, which helped him bring in more than $150,000 a year before his twentieth birthday.
A versatile and talented performer, Rooney was a star of the big screen and the small screen. Rooney won two Golden Globes, was nominated for four Academy Awards and received two special Oscars, the Juvenile Award in 1939 and an honorary Oscar in 1983. He also earned four Emmy Award nominations and won one Emmy Award for his role in "Bill" in 1982.
Most recently, Rooney appeared in the 2006 film, "Night at the Museum" and the 2011 film, "The Muppets," when he was ninety years old. Rooney left behind a long and impressive body of work that spanned nearly ninety years that will continue to entertain audiences for years to come. Rest in peace, Mickey Rooney.


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Gothic Architecture, Eclectic Tastes: One Fabulous Brooklyn Remodel
From Margaret Everton on February 26, 2010 in New York
While most families' homes are bursting at the seams, Paul Feldsher and Gary Petersen have enough space and style to spare. With the sprawling rooms that came along with their 1890's Brooklyn abode, the couple had to become experts at dividing each space with purpose and creating an environment their 20-month-old twins could let loose in. And with a playfulness fused into each section of the house, I would say they did just that.
The dining room was the first part of the house that needed some serious division, considering the space was large enough for a kings banquet table. They accomplished this by creating three separate areas: a dining space, a sitting room, and an area for childs play. While these three spaces work together nicely in one room, they are each decorated with separate styles and purposes in mind. They also used large pieces to really emphasize the separation like a unique set of shelves in the play area.
Rather than covering up the rich history mixed into their home, the couple enhanced it by sprinkling in a little of their own eclectic tastes. A vintage burgundy-and-black wallpaper brings drama to the guest room, and startling wall sconces shaped like outstretched hands line one of the hallways.
Much to the childrens delight (and taste for some good ole fashioned destruction) is a headboard in the master bedroom that doubles as a chalkboard. Talk about a conversation piece.
Feldsher and Petersen have created a house that most could never hope to duplicate. And with the ample space set aside to have a little fun, theyve fashioned themselves the perfect place to raise a family.


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Democrats claim that the Tea Party movement is nothing more than a political arm of the Republican Party. Republicans claim that the Tea Party is a grassroots movement that has been spurred by the irresponsible governance of the Obama administration. But what does the Tea Party say? If you go the Tea Party website their mission statement reads, "The impetus for the Tea Party is excessive government spending and taxation … our three core values of fiscal responsibility, constitutionally limited government, and free markets." Basically, the Tea Party claims to be a libertarian movement, but do they really believe in libertarian ideals? Do they want to abolish the IRS and establish a national sales tax? Do they want to withdraw all of our military forces stationed around the world and close all foreign military bases? Are they willing to cut the budget by cutting the defense budget 50%, and abolishing several departments? Would they ever stand for the recognition of gay rights and the freedom to have an abortion? The short answer, NO. In reality, the Tea Party movement is a conservative movement within the Republican Party, and the truth finally came out yesterday. In a speech yesterday in Little Rock, the movement's de facto leader, Sarah Palin said, "Independents who are such a part of this Tea Party movement to, I guess, kind of start picking a party. Which party reflects how that smarter government steps to be taken? "Then because this Tea Party movement is not a party, and we have a two-party system, they're going to have to pick a party and run one." So after all these protests, conventions, speeches, and organizing, the Tea Party leaders are telling them they will not last and need to pick a party, and it is obvious to everyone except to them. They are the new Republicans.
So then what your saying is that if you didn't vote no for one of the various state ammendments banning gay marriage you can't be a democrat? Or if you did vote no you can't be a republican? Newsflash...A number of democrats continue not to support gay maarriage and by the way a number of them are also pro-life. It also works the opposite way with some republicans. I'm sure if you took the time to talk to people that call themselves tea partiers you'd find there would be a diversity of opinions on some of the issues you raise. Where I would say most of them walk in lock step would be in the areas of excessive government spending and taxation and the core values of fiscal responsibility, constitutionally limited government, and free markets. You can label that libertarian if you like I don't think they are. It seems to me that the media is really going out of thier way to label this movement in order to somehow marginalize it. They are only serving to marginalize themselves.
The issue here Tony is that it's not the media referring to them as 'Libertarians' but the Tea Partiers themselves. This self-characterization therefore goes on to prove their ignorance about the party system and the platform for which the Libertarian party is defined by. It's one thing to call themselves 'independents' and say that they are not affiliated with any party, but let's face it - on election day, the vast majority will be voting for the candidates with an R next to their name.
To compare the variety of opinions of Democrats w/ in their party based on their opinions regarding Roe v. Wade is one thing... but the Pro-Life Democrats aren't going to organize and rename themselves based on one philosophical difference. I think the point being made by this article is that the Tea Party is not going to vote for the Libertarian candidates b/c when it comes down to it, they are philosophically far more different than they are to the Republicans...
and certainly no registered Libertarian would consider voting for a Tea Party candidate that believes this country's social policies should be directed by the religious right. They are true lovers of smaller government... both fiscally and socially...
People can vote which ever way on the gay marriage and abortion issue, that doesn't make them a D or R. But when you call a tea party member a republican, they answer back that they are libertarian, which I believe you did in the last article Tony, then be a libertarian. If they claim to be libertarian they should at least believe in the ideals. Your comment proves that the tea party member are nothing but glorified republicans. Which is fine but don't go around making "real" libertarians look bad. Sarah Palin is right its time for them to pick a party, and I'm sure you agree they are going to pick the republicans.
The tea party might want to not be associated with a political party but at the end of the day the majority of them will vote republican and I doubt any will vote for a libertarian.
I don't just claim to dislike both Dems a Repbs but I actually vote that way. How many of the tea party members voted for Bob Barr like I did? Instead they vote for gun control McCa
I beg to differ Sara, the assumption being put forward here is that and I quote,"basicallly the tea party claims to be a libetarian movement." The people that I see and know are independents and call themselves such. Just because they share some libertarian ideals doesn't necessarily make them libertarians. I'm sure that there are a certain percentage that are. Secondly I don't care how they vote. I would hope that they would support candidates that most truly reflect thier core beliefs and values whatever that candidate calls themselves. Third I dont buy the garbage put forward by those trying to marginalize the movement that it's being directed by the religious right. And lastly to the point of the article if this does become the new republican party, good! It would be a marked improvement on the piece of crap republican party we have now. Now if we could only get some sort of grassroots movement that could transform the Pelosi?Obama democratic party we'd all be better off.
In my opinion, today's Libertarian is just a Republican embarassed to admit that he or she is a Republican. It is a way of pursuing failed theories (as proven over the last administration) without having to account for their record. In other words, they can push their neo-consevative agenda AGAIN and simply justify the present condition of the country by saying... that was not us, it was someone else. Similarly, Tea Baggers veil themselves with the "new party" label to advance a failed agenda. Defense Lawyers call it "SOD" Defense... "Some Other Dude" did it.
I propose we call the TEA BAGGERS and not Tea Partiers. I believe it more aptly reflects their position!


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Leaders of the Pack
Men's Golf Seniors Jordan Mueller and Levi Smith are Leading the Cougars' Charge Toward an NSIC Championship
By: Stephanie Pendrys
USF Sports Information
A changing of the guard took place this season for the University of Sioux Falls men's golf team. With the graduation of three starters and the addition of four true freshmen, the Cougars are very young going into their first season competing in the hyper-competitive Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.
Entering the fall, head men's and women's golf coach Jenny Coluccio knew that seniors Jordan Mueller and Levi Smith needed to be the anchors for a squad with so many cubs swinging clubs.
Coluccio saw the writing on the wall last season.
"Brett (associate head golf coach) and I began the talks with Jordan and Levi last spring before the seniors graduated because we knew we were going to lose a strong group," she said.
"We knew the freshman class we had coming in was talented, but that team chemistry would dictate how well they would perform," Coluccio added. "Jordan and Levi have done a good job of creating a strong team atmosphere, with some help from us."
Smith and Mueller have fully embraced the leadership roles and enjoy showing the rookies what Cougar golf is all about.
"I think Jordan and I both just want to make the new guys feel welcome," Smith said. "We've been through a lot as Cougar golfers and we can teach them quite a bit by sharing our experiences with them."
"It's really important that we show leadership just in how we act as the Cougar golf team," Mueller added. "Whether it's taking ours hats off at the dinner table, ladies first, prayers before rounds and meals or fighting for strokes on the golf course."
Coach Coluccio couldn't have picked two better veterans to lead the pack.
Both Smith (basketball) and Mueller (track) arrived at USF as multi-sport freshman athletes unable to focus entirely on golf. When head men's basketball coach Chris Johnson and head track and field coach Gene Brooks "let them go," according to Coluccio, their golf games began to take off.
The teammates and close friends play the game very differently. Smith is known for his simple approach to the sport and a solid short game.
"He isn't a flashy player at all," Coluccio commented.
Mueller, on the other hand, is more of a feel player that his coach compared to Bubba Watson. There is no recipe for how he plays a given round or tournament.
"Jordan sees a shot and then performs it," Coluccio said. "He can put a lot of movement on the ball when he needs to and is very imaginative in his shot selections."
Throughout his collegiate career, Mueller has shined on the biggest stages. The Cougars were eligible to compete (but not take home any hardware) in the 2011-12 NSIC Men's Golf Championship. Mueller fired a 71-72- his lowest scores of the year- in the last two rounds to take sixth place overall (80-78-71-72=301).
Earlier this week, Mueller shot 71-82 (+9) in the first two rounds of the 2012-13 NSIC Men's Golf Championship to sit atop the leaderboard with a two-shot lead over Tyler Koivisto of St. Cloud State and Kowan O'Keefe of Minot State.
The Yankton native was named the NSIC Men's Golfer of the Week on Wednesday for his stellar efforts.
"The course was a beast, that's about the only word I can use," Mueller said on Wednesday. "Even in perfect weather, it was demanding from the tee box with slick greens and hazards on 17 of the 18 holes."
"You can blink, and all of a sudden be staring a 90 in the face," he added. "It was a continuous grind and on some of the holes, you had to take a bogey and sprint to the next tee box with relief."
Not far behind Mueller in the overall standings is the always steady Smith, who is four strokes back and tied for 8th with a score of 157 (79-78, +13).
"The course was beautiful," Smith said. "It was very demanding, and you had to remember to leave your cape in the car, because even Superman doesn't play there. The greens were like racetracks."
Smith led the Cougars last year with two tournament wins and four top-six finishes. The Washington High School product also carded a school-record 66 in the first round of the 2012 Bob Writz invitational.
Thanks to the solid play of Mueller and Smith, USF finished the fall portion of the NSIC tournament in second place with a team score of (315-317=632), only eight strokes back of overall leader St. Cloud State.
The Cougar cubs also performed well this week; as freshman Jon Van't Hul is tied for 20th at 162 (+18) and classmates Nick Gottsleben and Andrew Nelson are tied for 31st overall at 165 (+21).
The first two rounds of the four-round event were contested at the par-72, 6,780-yard Classic at Madden's in Brainerd, Minn. The final 36 holes will be played April 13-14 at the Jewel Golf Club in Lake City, Minn.
One person that wasn't the least bit surprised by the seniors' strong showing this week was their coach.
"Not at all," Coluccio said. "Those two have traveled to every tournament in the three years that I have been here-they understand tournament golf, but more importantly, they have learned how to prepare for tournament golf."
"To them, the fall portion of the NSIC championship was just another tournament, just another week," she added.
Casual fans might not realize the ride that the USF men's golf team has taken over the last three seasons. During that span, the Cougars qualified for the 2010 NAIA national tournament at Deere Run (Ill.), played historic Pinehurst and faced off against the University of Arizona men's golf team on the Wildcats' home turf.
They have also used dodgeball for team-building purposes, gone to extreme lengths for Chick-fil-A sandwiches and produced a "Cougar Golf Rap" video that went viral on YouTube---not to mention having spring break nicknames such as Swifty (Smith) and Chomper (Mueller) bestowed upon them.
"It has been a rollercoaster ride for sure," Mueller said. "Jenny and Brett have done wonders for the squad. We have seen more amazing courses and been in bigger tournaments than I could have ever dreamed of when I was getting recruited four years ago."
"It's been a lot of extremely hard work and dedication, which has made me a better golfer and a more well-rounded human being," he added.
"It has really been the greatest experience of my life so far," Smith said. "My game has developed so much since coming to USF, and some of my best memories come from the trips we have taken and being around my teammates."
"To be a part of a team that for the last few years has developed a new reputation for USF golf and now being on the first team at USF to compete for an NSIC title is really special," he added.
With so many tournaments and road trips under their white belts, Smith and Mueller had a hard time selecting some of their favorite memories of their collegiate careers.
"My fondest memory at USF so far came during spring break last year when we played the Arizona Wildcats," Smith recalled. "I was in a foursome with Jordan, Troy Klongerbo and a kid from Arizona."
"The ninth hole I chipped in for birdie and Jordan, Troy and I started jumping up and down giving each other chest bumps, like we had just won the national championship," he said. "It was pure joy and I'm glad I got to share it with two of my best friends."
Mueller listed competing at the NAIA national tournament and winning the NAIA long drive competition as two of his best memories. "Winning the longest drive was something unexpected and special that I will never forget," Mueller said.
"Our spring break trips are also way up there because they've just been a lot of fun and allow us to build relationships outside of being competitive, because we are ALWAYS competitive," he added.
With just one spring season left in their careers, Mueller and Smith have set high goals for both themselves and their young teammates. They want to win the NSIC championship and qualify for NCAA D-II regional competition.
"My goal for the spring is to win the NSIC," Smith said. "Thankfully, we have put ourselves in a good position to make a run come next April."
"These young guys on our team are learning the grind faster than me or Levi ever did and posting some great scores," Mueller added. "We just need to continue to make each other more consistent and we will be right where we want to be for next spring."
The Cougars wrap up their fall slate this weekend at the Missouri Western Invitational and will open the spring season in the hunt for the NSIC championship.
What Jordan and Levi hope to teach their rookie teammates:
Jordan: "That being a good player and having a competitive team is important, but that life is more than golf. Try your best, and when its not going your way, you have people that love you no matter what and at the end of the day its just a number on a piece of paper."
Levi: "The thing I hope to show them the most is that golf is not life. There's so many more important things in life than what you shoot on the golf course, but this is a great opportunity to form bonds with teammates, and we are really blessed to have this opportunity."


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With an eye toward building community by encouraging healthy communication, Brenda Retzlaff operates a message board on www.allvallarta.com. Community is paramount to Brenda, a resident of Puerto Vallarta for less than three years, but already a much-sought-after resource for local information. "Sometimes people bring up hot topics on the board that create this whirlwind of responses. I've been known to tell people where to get off if they don't respect that the board isn't for advertising or for politics."
How is it that this petite dynamo from Minnesota has become such an expert in such a short time? "I like to encourage people to consider other options. Every now and then, even when I'm busy, I do some of the touristy things —like going on an expedition to see the whales, or going to Splash with friends, or Temazcal, things like that. It helps me keep up-to-date on what's out there. I go to new restaurants and check out new places for myself."
Sergio González, her previous employer at PV Net where she organized and created their website format, says, "Brenda has the ability to see things from the viewpoint of the tourist and finds the clearest way to present them."
"It seems like most people are looking for a way to connect, which is what I offer them on the board," observes Retzlaff. "In fact, we meet every Friday at Cuates y Cuetes for cocktails around sunset. If you want to get together with us, join us. Surprisingly enough, lasting friendships have come out of this. I've been told about Vallarta parties in places like Calgary, Vancouver, the East Coast, California, Wisconsin, Texas."
As if this weren't enough, Retzlaff also manages the deluxe nine-unit Casa Isabel on the hills above the South Side. Unfazed by the most complex requests or desires of her guests, she manages to pull it off with a bright smile. "It's a good combination, because in a way it's related to what I do on the board, which is help people find community and their very own Vallarta. If they leave a little bit of themselves here, they'll be back. It's just the way it works."


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I've just stumbled upon this screen capture of Tasha Yar escaping a rape gang with a cat:
This cat strongly resembles Data's cat, Spot:
What happened to Tasha Yar's cat, did she bring him to the Enterprise?
I've just stumbled upon this screen capture of Tasha Yar escaping a rape gang with a cat:
This cat strongly resembles Data's cat, Spot:
What happened to Tasha Yar's cat, did she bring him to the Enterprise?
Within the Episode "Where None Have Gone Before, Tasha Yar appears to have released the cat sometime before she was rescued by the crew of the USS Cochrane;
In the TNG Novel "Survivors" it is explicitly clear that her cat was later killed by a rape gang, possibly the same one we see in the TV show.
Out of Universe:
The cat seen in TNG: "Where None have gone before" was provided by Birds & Animals Unlimited whereas the various ginger versions of Spot (of which there were at least four seen on screen) were provided by Critters of the Cinema so it's highly unlikely that they would have used the same cat.
The timing doesn't really work. Tasha escaped her home planet in 2352, and the cat looks to be a young adult in that scene.
If we discount the novels (where the cat died before she escaped), then it's possible that Tasha could have taken it with her. But she didn't join Starfleet until 2363. The cat would have been 11 years old at that point: still well within the realm of plausibility, but we're no longer talking about a young cat. The episode where Spot first appears, "Data's Day", seems to have taken place in 2367: four years later. Spot's not a kitten, even in that episode, but she looks a lot younger than 15. In fact, Spot seems to still be alive as of 2379, and while 27-year-old cats are not unheard of even today, that's getting to be a bit of a stretch.
All of that said, it is possible that Data might have chosen this type of cat because it reminded him of Tasha. Maybe she talked with him about her experiences, and a ginger cat came up somewhere in those. Or, if Tasha did bring it with her, then he might have met it, or even taken care of it after Tasha's death, like you say. But it's still too old to be Spot: if Data ever took care of Tasha's cat, then it must have died at some point (which would also explain why we never see him with two cats). Spot is a different cat.


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The Little Book of Elijah: Elijah & The Stubborn King is an enchanting tale adapted from the Bible by Roslyn Dames.
Complete with full-color illustrations, this story offers a glimpse into the powerful life of the prophet Elijah. In Elijah & The Stubborn King, the first installment of a series based on Elijah's miraculous life, a desperate, bed-ridden king unleashes captains and soldiers to capture Elijah and perhaps change his fate.
Colorful, bold and exciting, Elijah & The Stubborn King reminds us of the good that comes from following God, the loss that disobedience can bring, and the power of unwavering faith.
Roslyn Dames is the artist and author of The Little Book of Elijah series and its first exciting release, Elijah & The Stubborn King. Roslyn is a New York based multimedia artist.
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WESTFIELD CENTER — No one was more shocked to find himself just seven shots off the lead after Monday's opening round of the Ohio Open Championship than Pete Skirpstas.
The former Medina standout found a way to get it done and is tied for 26th to remain in the thick of things along with a host of other area golfers after opening day action at Westfield Group Country Club.
"I hit a lot of bad shots, but got it together somehow," Skirpstas said. "I'm looking forward to tomorrow, because I played about as bad as I could today and still I'm right near the top of the leaderboard."
Playing the rugged North Course, Skirpstas was at even-par 36 at the turn before coming out on the back nine and recording birdies on three straight holes to finish 1-under with a 71 and seven strokes back of leader Andrew Bailey of Rocky River. Bailey carded a 6-under 64.
A combination of keeping the ball in play and, with the exception of two holes that he three-putted, making crucial putts helped put Skirpstas in a good position for making the cut after today's second round.
"I'm just getting all the bad shots out of the way," Skirpstas joked. "I started making good putts and got a little lucky with a few shorts, because honestly I was just trying to keep it inside the tree lawn all day long. I played the par-3s real well and I'm the greatest putter in the world, I just keep telling myself that."
Like Skirpstas, Westfield Center's Parker Hewit also is in a tie for 26th after carding a 1-under 69 on the South Course.
Hewit, a Cloverleaf graduate, also made the most of his day after the turn as he went from playing 1-over to making three birdies in his first four holes, each par-4s, to save the round.
"I definitely have some ground to make up today," Hewit admitted. "After the first five or six holes, this round could've been a very different round. I was able to get something going (in my final nine), which helped a little and put myself in a better position, but I just felt like I made a couple of poor swings out there that cost me some shots."
A major factor, as it was for most of the field, was a wind that made it hard to judge which way the ball was going to go. The humidity also played a factor in Hewit's three bogeys to open the round.
"It made it really difficult to pick a club and be confident with it, when you're not sure," he said. "It was a little bit of a guessing game and when you're not hitting it solid, it makes it twice as hard."
Three county residents played even-par as Medina's Bob Koch, Austin Schreiber and Montville Township's Howard Clendenin are tied for 40th. Koch and Clendenin both shots 72s on the North Course, while Schreiber fired a 70 on the South.
Patrick Luth (Medina), Spencer Koch (Medina) and George Papas (Hinckley Township) sit in 81st place. Luth carded a 2-over 72 on the South and Koch and Papas posted 74s.
The opening day did not go as planned for Medina's Bob Henighan as the former Gazette MVP struggled to a 3-over 73 and couldn't crack the top 100 after he placed in a tie for 10th overall at last summer's Open.
"No good," Henighan said. "I just hit it bad. I actually made some putts, but it was everything. The conditions were perfect, it was just me. I wish I had an excuse."
Six other area golfers shot 78 or better with Daniel Terry (Wadsworth, 75), William McKinley (Medina, 75), Nick Schley (Brunswick, 76), Michael King (Medina, 77), Michael Bishop (Medina, 78) and Jason Martin (Westfield Center, 78) still within shooting distance.
Former Brunswick standout Steve Weir fired an even-par 70 in his opening round on the South Course. The current Berea resident, who is the head golf coach at Cleveland State University, is tied for 40th overall.
• Black River graduate David Morgan is tied for 105th overall after carding a 3-over 75 on the North. Morgan, who resides in Wellington, saved his round with pair of birdies on the back nine.
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Some time ago you specified the DNS operators, through an interesting article from which we intended to offer full information to that effect.
It is also true that you have explained in detail how you can open ports on a router, or even how to enter the password Telefonica router or the router password ONO.
But digging a little more about these issues, today we will see how we can configure the router, Jazztel, through a series of steps that can be as useful as simple to follow.
Configure router Jazztel
Once you have your hands on operator Jazztel router, you must choose the location you are connected and specifically where it will use in your computer.
It is therefore necessary to connect the router to what you'll need the electrical transformer, phone cord, and the UTP.
After connecting everything as it should, we have successfully installed our hardware. But then we go to what interests us is how to configure router and Jazztel from own software itself, as there could be less.
Turn on computer and type into your browser the following address: http://192.168.1.1, then accessed with the following details: username admin, password admin.
Click Advanced Setup, WAN and click Edit now the connection that is already configured, and then Next until you reach the screen that asks us the username and password.
Put the information you have provided Jazztel (usually in the letter accompanying the kit that we have acquired,), and click Next again until you reach the page where it says Save. Push it to store all data.
In theory you might already have fully configured the ADSL connection. If not, we recommend calling for service from your operator.


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This is a discussion on Thoughts on Kahrs CW series within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Very impressed with all of your input. I'm looking at the CW9 and it seems to be the best bang for the buck. The Glock ...
Very impressed with all of your input. I'm looking at the CW9 and it seems to be the best bang for the buck. The Glock 26, XDsc, and M&P seem to be a bit bulky when considering concealment( thats just my opinion).
My CW9 has run like a top. It's very light due to the plastic frame. If plastic doesn't bother you the CW9 may be "the" ideal 9mm cc weapon. I've carried it almost exclusively for over a year but have now begun to carry my Sigma 40ve. With the Sigma's plastic frame it's like a CW9 on steroids.
Ditto on all the comments about the CW9. I've had mine for a month or so and love it. The only other gun I carry now is my PM9 when I need deep concealment or pocket carry. I like the CW9 so much, I'm already looking to get it a big brother CW45.
"If someone has a gun and is trying to kill you, it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun." - The Dalai Lama (May 15, 2001, The Seattle Times)
I'll also stand behind the CW9. Mine has been flawless. Perfect for when you need a small carry gun. I was a little hesitant at first reading some folks thought it was a rough gun during 300 round break ins, but mine has been a top shooter from the first magazine.
I have a CW9 and initially it shot way to the left (4" at 10 yards) and would fail to feed the second round in the mag quite often. I sent it back (on their dime both ways, their RMA came with their fedex account number) and they replaced the barrel and slide stop spring. It works fine now and is accurate. Btw the turnaround was 6 days including a Sat and Sun. I carry it in a Desantis Cozy partner IWB at 2:30 and it is very comfortable, and can be drawn while sitting.
Absolutely love my CW9. It's been a flawless performer.
"Wise people learn when they can; fools learn when they must." - The Duke of Wellington
I bought my wife a CW40, and....go figure....I've fired it more than she has.
Works like a charm. Easier to manage than my PM40, because there's more to hang onto.
One caveat: stick with factory magazines. I bought an aftermarket mag for the CW40, and it turned it into a jammamatic....until I went back to the factory mag.
This guy has real kahr mags at a good price, when he has them: Ivanhoe Warehouse Outlet - Product » KAHR 8-RD 9MM SS #K920 - USED GUNS, PISTOLS, REVOLVERS, FIREARMS, HANDGUNS, SHOTGUNS
however I have had good luck with the two 8 round promags I bought from Midway. I should add that the ftf problems only happened with the Kahr mags, not the Promags. The spring in the originals is a lot firmer than the promag, and seemed to cause the early rounds in the mag to feed flatter, and get stuck on the feed ramp. But, like I said, no problem now.
So, after reading all of your comments i placed a CW9 on hold at my LGS. Cant wait to pick it up! Thanks again for all of your input. Please feel free to keep commenting, i would like to continue hearing positive things about this gun as well as the bad(hopefully not a lot).
My only beef with the 8rd mag is that the plastic base doesn't cover up to the butt of the gun, so there's a gap that's not only unsightly, but a possible snag point. I think someone could make some money designing a base that covers the mag completely.
My CW9 misfed twice the first 300 rounds...both times, it appears that I was at fault. Once I changed my reload method and ensured the rounds were flush up against the side of the mag, I've not run into the problem again.
It's now my primary IWB carry, don't even know it's there most of the time!
I also have had a new CW9 for a couple of weeks and have put around 300 rounds through it. Only problems have been jam on feeding. Only a few times at first, but is probably the magazine and is uaually the first round.
I'm in the process of proving to myself that the CW9 will feed HP ammo with 100% reliability. This is necessary for a carry gun.
I have an old Galco IWB made for a small revolver that the CW9 fits perfectly and the thin gun hides well. Hope to retire my G19 soon.
Also I found as did the guy with the above picture, that the small size rubber slip on grip makes a huge improvement in the feel of the grip. Doesn't have the sharp corner and flat sides feel any more.
I have a new CW40 which has been flawless in operation with about 400 rounds of Winchester, Remington, Federal, and Speer 155 grain JHP through it.
I have had 2 failure to ignite with CCI Blazer aluminum 165 grain FMJ ammo, but I've also had them with that ammo in my M&P .40.
I have complete confidence in the CW with my normal self-defense ammo.
Since it uses the same magazines my K40 does, I sometimes carry both the Kahrs, the CW in the front left pocket, and the K in a IWB or fanny pack.
The CW makes a nice pocket pistol with the right holster and pants.
My brother has a new CW9 which he has not had any problems with so far.
My only negative comment is that there was a bunch of plastic "fuzz" hanging off the frame. It seems that Kahr would had the pride in their product to remove it before shipping. I got rid of it with a sharp blade, but wasn't pleased to be doing it.