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Aspiring sports journalists embrace eye-opening experiences, learn lessons of perseverance from sports professionals at Diversity Sports Media Institute
Walking into the lobby of Conseco Fieldhouse without the sight of hundreds of people is a different experience than most are used to. There are no roars of voices echoing down from the dome-like ceilings. No music blaring to stir up the crowd's anticipation tip-off.
The only sounds are the voices of 12 high school students participating in Diversity Sports Media Institute at IUPUI's National Journalism Center, sponsored by the Chicago-based McCormick Foundation. This marked the sophomore year for the DSMI program in Indianapolis. And this summer, the students at IUPUI were only half the participants in the program. DSMI made history by expanding to Chicago for a separate session on the campus of Loyola University with another strong group of high school students.
During the Indianapolis session in July, students had the chance to interview and learn from Clark Kellogg, lead college basketball analyst for CBS Sports and vice president of the Indiana Pacers.
It might be intimidating for young, aspiring journalists to sit across from a media veteran, but it's even more intimidating when he's looking at them directly in the eye, answering the questions posed to him. "When I got up there I was nervous to start asking my questions," one student confessed. "Afterwards, I wasn't as much because he was so friendly." Kellogg opened up to each student during the interview. He shared his journey to a successful media career after a knee injury ended his NBA career and how family, friends and faith pulled him through.
Then, they met Pacers Vice President of Communications and Fox Sports analyst Quinn Buckner, who gave them some uncensored feedback before the interviews even started. One student stepped up and introduced himself. Before the student posed his question, Buckner, one of only three athletes to win championships at every level, had his nerves right back where they started.
"You've got a thick tongue like me, you have to work on speaking clearer in this business," Buckner said. " And next time when you meet someone for the first time, tuck in your shirt tail." Buckner gave advice to each student on how to make themselves better during interviews. He shared his lessons on what it takes to become a great sports broadcaster.
As Buckner finished, he spoke to the DSMI students looking each one into the eye. He drove home the point that the experience at the Institute is something others would kill for. Few high school students ever see the inside of an operating television station. These students had the opportunity to go beyond touring the station, acting as professional journalists conducting an in-studio interview. At WFYI, rolling cameras surrounded the students as they interviewed one of ESPN's best-known college basketball analysts, Stephen Bardo.
Bardo captured the students' attention with every word. He shared his personal story of persistence despite the challenges and struggles he endured. "Success is like an iceberg," Bardo said. "Ninety percent under water is the work you've done that's never seen. Ten percent is the icing on the cake that's noticed." Bardo connected with each student, speaking as if they were equals and leaving them with greater confidence to pursue their career dreams.
The students' work from the Indianapolis and Chicago programs is shared in an online publication, complete with stories, blogs, photo galleries, and video clips.
Ralph Braseth, Loyola University manager of student media, witnessed an immediate impact of the student publication. "I've been a journalism professor for almost 25 years and keep in touch with hundreds of my former students who now work in the profession through social networks, blogs and chat groups. When I loaded some photos and posted the Chicago workshop, it created the biggest buzz that I can remember," Braseth said. "Through all the comments ran a common thread. The Chicago workshop was an opportunity of a lifetime for a high school students and they all wished they would have a similar opportunity."
Additionally, Braseth reported more than half of the students in the Chicago workshop intended to pursue journalism degrees and careers in the field following their experiences with the DSMI.
While Chicago and Indianapolis are celebrating successful sessions, the coordinators on both campuses urge that continued development of such diversity initiatives is crucial. Braseth said, "If the funding could be figured out, and I'm convinced it could, this program could be replicated in 25 U.S. cities."
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The nature walk at Smith's Point. ZF Photography
There are some things that this Family Examiner will repeat, most of them are free and fun. One thing that is really great to do with the kids on breaks from school in the spring and fall is to go to Smith Point Park. Our family just loves the ocean in any season.
The great thing about Smith Point is before Memorial Day and after Labor Day they do not charge for parking - which was $12.50 last year. In season, if you get a Suffolk County Green Key Card parking is $5.
Head to Smith Point on any sunny day. Once in the the parking lot, go to the west end and walk toward the ranger station. There are sidewalks the whole way, that will lead to a boardwalk to the ocean. This section of beach usually has more sand and less people.
The beach here is part of FINS - Fire Island National Seashore. On the west side of the ranger station is a nature walk, which is an adventure for your children and you might even see a deer. If you go toward the Smith's Point Pavilion there is The TWA Flight 800 Memorial.
Once you are done walking around to sit on the beach. Dress the kids in layers. It might be chilly, but running around in the sun the kids get hot. Bring a blanket, a bag of snacks and drinks for hungry kids and some sand toys. The kids will enjoy running and playing on the ocean, even if it is too cold to jump in. Since this is the first sunny day of spring break get the kids out and let them play on the ocean.
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I have 2 questions about sftp. Firstly a little background. I'm running a Linux Enterprise distro with OpenSSH3.6.1. I have tried to chroot my sftp session but when I try it just hangs and there are no error messages generated (noting odd when I use sftp -v). I have tried to patch the stfp-server subsystem (and realise that its not supported by OpenSSH) but was wondering why this was the case.
My second question is related. Its appears that when I do use a sftp session (non chroot patch) I can navigate around the whole filesystem. Does sftp not use the underlying file permissions on the server? Can I make it do so?
Thanks in advance
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I want to copy a view from server S1 --> Database D1 to Server S2 --> Database D2.
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A Hartly man, identified as Dale A. Guifoil, 51, was arrested Sunday afternoon after police began their investigation into a possible driving under the influence case.
The incident took place at about 3:30 p.m. July 6 in the 900 block of Myers Drive as police investigated a report of a disabled truck in the home's driveway, said Delaware State Police spokesman Master Cpl. Gary Fournier.
Troopers determined Guifoil was trying to leave a yard sale when he had mechanical trouble with his truck. The trooper started the DUI investigation after he smelled alcohol on Guifoil, Fournier said.
An inquiry into his driving record at Troop 3 showed Guifoil had eight prior DUI convictions dating back to July 1993.
Guifoil was charged with felony alcohol DUI, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription (oxycodone), driving while suspended or revoked, failure to have insurance in his possession, having fictitious registration, and operation of an unregistered motor vehicle.
He was committed to the Sussex Correctional Institution, Georgetown, on a $10,650 secured bond.
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Today, we wrap up our epic five-day chat with Norman Partridge with a glimpse into the writer's future. A big tip of the hat to Mr. Partridge for taking the time to answer all these questions, and to everyone who's been reading along throughout the week - thanks. Let me know what you think of Interview 5.5.5. in the comments section, and if you have a suggestion as to who should be next in the series, please don't hesitate to toss it out there.
Now, without further adieu, here's five questions on the future for Norman Partridge:
How do you see your writing evolving in the future?
With two short story collections out this year (Lesser Demons and Johnny Halloween), I'm turning my attention to longer fiction. I've got a couple of novels in the works. I also started a blog called American Frankenstein, and that's been a lot of fun. I talk about my writing, but also riff on other interests – horror fiction, comics, drive-in movies, music, even the haunted library where I work. The tagline for the blog is "One Guy, Many Parts," and that says it all. The good doc's monster was built from spare parts, and I've always felt that writers are the same when it comes to the influences and interests that fuel our fiction. Anyway, I hope readers enjoy my own personal mix.
Any thoughts of expanding into other media such as comics or screenplays?
I've done comics work in the past for DC/Wildstorm and Mojo (an independent outfit that produced some interesting stuff, including the Eisner-nominated Joe Lansdale/Rick Klaw anthology Weird Business). I've always been a big comics fan – in high school, a buddy and I ran a mail-order business to help finance our own collections. The business pretty much turned into my high school job, and we both built our collections with full runs of a lot of Marvel stuff – at one point I had every issue of The Fantastic Four and The Incredible Hulk. I also loved the horror titles that started in the seventies, both from Marvel and DC. I was a big fan of Werewolf By Night, Swamp Thing, Ghost Rider, The Monster of Frankenstein… all that stuff. Jack Kirby, Mike Ploog, and Bernie Wrightson were my heroes. So, sure, I'd love to write more comics one of these days.
Do you typically have a lot of projects lined up ahead of time, or do you just concentrate on what's in front of you before thinking of what's next?
Right now I'm focusing on novels, but I never say never. If something interesting comes up, I'm open to it. That's what works best for me.
What works are finished and nearing release as of now?
The Dark Harvest mass-market paperback will be out from Tor in September, and Cemetery Dance will publish Johnny Halloween in early October. It's great to have the new collection coming out from CD, because that's where I got my start. Plus, the stories in Johnny Halloween really reflect the mash-up vibe of horror/crime/noir that CD has always been known for. Both the title story and the new Dark Harvest tale, "The Jack o' Lantern," have strong crime components. And of course there's the nonfiction piece on the Zodiac murders, "The Man Who Killed Halloween." Anyway, between those two books it's going to be a great Halloween around here.
What are you currently working on that you can talk about?
Apart from the novels, I've got about eight short stories in various states of disrepair. When our daughter was born in February, I had the crazy idea that I could write a bunch of short stuff amidst the wild fun-ride that is new parenthood. Of course, it didn't work out that way, but I did manage to start several stories. Now I just need to settle in and finish them off one by one. I guess I'll be doing that in my "spare" time… when I'm not writing novels or changing diapers, that is.


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Whose getting ready for game day?! Super Bowl Sunday is just a few short weeks a way and no one wants to wait until the last minute to get ready. Celebrations.com has you covered with their Ultimate Super Bowl Party Guide! Whether you want to to try new recipes like Sriracha Maple Oyster Crackers or looking for gluten free or skinny appetizers Celebrations.com has you covered. When it comes to Super Bowl Party party foods remember these three hot food trends for 2014:
Mini foods are still the easiest to serve!
Have fun and incorporate foods from the cities the competing teams hail from and even foods in the teams' colors.
Sriracha is the perfect spicy food to serve and goes with everything!
Beer pretty much goes hand in hand with appetizers and Super Bowl so instead of filling up a cooler and having the regular stuff, how about serving your guests a Super Bowl cocktail like the Thirsty Touchdown. All you need is bitters, lemon juice, maple syrup, bourbon and pale ale. For complete recipe click here where you will also find a way to make it gluten free too. Curious as to what the best sports beers to serve are? They are:
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Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Desserts
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Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Drinks
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Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Decor
People come to Super Bowl parties for the food and the big game, but they stay for the football-shaped cascarones. OK, that might not be entirely true. But adding a pop of festive decor really sets the mood for the evening, whether you're throwing a chic and trendy soiree, a thrifty party, a big bash for the hardcore sports fans or a casual get together with a few close pals.
Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Activities
Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Activities
While the pro athletes are playing in the big game, bring out your own competitive spirit with some at-home fun. Get rowdy with some friendly bets, and quench your thirst with our drinking games. Not a fan of Bruno Mars? Pass the time during halftime other ways, too (Puppy Bowl, anyone?
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Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Invitations
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Super Bowl Sunday Guide: Playbook
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A Dance Review by Harriet Lynn
Cheryl Goodman and Gary Dunn
Thomas' iWitness dance epic easily can stand alone and out of context from the dance saga he recently performed with other dancers of his VTDance ensemble at Doug Hamby's choreography took us on a journey of inventive play of runs and abrupt stops using much control and focus as displayed by the athletic Joshua Barnard as its soloist. The impetus seemed to be Steve Reich's music which is actually percussive hand clapping. The piece is very rhythmic and the movements covering the stage by Mr. Bernard were quite engaging to watch and just enjoy for the sake of experiencing the choreographertoying with movement ideas influenced by the sound of two hands clapping.
In addition to this evening' s event, the following night at Theatre Project, Dance Baltimore once again produced the dance concert,Ageless Grace. Dancers 40 +and as far as into their 80'swere strutting their stuff all over the stage in all forms of dance ranging from tap, modern, liturgical, and comedic that made everyone in the audience loose a few years just from watching these dancers give their all.


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CLEVELAND — Tax consultant Richard Zakarian pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal mail and wire fraud charges for stealing more than $4.4 million from nearly 100 clients in schemes dating back more than a decade.
Zakarian, 47, could receive up to 20 years in prison under the terms of his plea agreement, U.S. District Judge Dan Aaron Polster said during Tuesday's hearing.
Prosecutors and Zakarian's defense team still need to settle a dispute over whether the jailed Vermilion resident obstructed justice during the course of the investigation into his business dealings. The results of that hearing will have an impact on how long Zakarian is imprisoned.
Clad in the wrinkled Cleveland Indians' polo shirt he was wearing when he was arrested on state charges last August, Zakarian was led into the courtroom and uncuffed before the hearing began. He left in handcuffs again after declining to contest remaining incarcerated until his Aug. 7 sentencing hearing.
Zakarian stole from clients in two ways, according to prosecutors. First, he took investors' funds and lost them in high-risk investments. He also took money from clients of his payroll company and used them to cover his own expenses.
Charles Northcutt III, Zakarian's attorney, said after Tuesday's hearing that his client never meant to steal from those who trusted him with their money.
"At the end of the day, he feels bad that a lot of folks lost money; he lost money," Northcutt said. "And he wants to take responsibility."
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The name is brittany and I live in Cochran, GA.
I am twenty yrs old, and I have a passion for Art. I will be starting College in January, and of course I will be majoring in Art! Anyways feel free to browse through my gallery and I would be Honored if you Favored my Artwork or Watched Me!


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Promotion and protection of human rights are among the priority policy objectives of Turkey. In this regard, Turkey has been going through a comprehensive reform process in recent years with a view to further strengthening democracy, consolidating the rule of law and ensuring respect for fundamental rights and freedoms.
The reforms aim at aligning the Turkish legislation with the Copenhagen Criteria of the European Union (EU), with due regard to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). The Accession Partnership Document of the EU and the National Program for the Adoption of the EU Acquis, together with the aspirations and the expectations of the Turkish people in the field of human rights are the principal elements which guide the reform process.
In the reform process, Turkey takes into account the observations and reports of the international organizations such as the United Nations (UN), the Council of Europe and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), as well as those of credible local or international non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
The reform policy has three main pillars: Screening the Turkish legislation, becoming party to international human rights instruments and taking the necessary measures for full implementation. In this process, the legislation has been screened in view of international documents, such as the UN conventions, the OSCE documents, the ECHR and other Council of Europe documents, the case-law of the ECtHR, and, last but not least, the EU acquis and the Copenhagen criteria. So far, following the comprehensive constitutional amendments of October 2001, eight reform packages and substantial sets of constitutional amendments have been adopted. The continuation of the reform process has been confirmed by the announcement of the "9th Harmonisation Package" in April 2006. Most of the issues in the "9th Harmonisation Package" have already been realised.
As amended in 2004, Article 90 of the Constitution provides that in case of a conflict between international agreements in the area of fundamental rights and freedoms and domestic law due to differences in provisions on the same matter, the provisions of international agreements shall prevail.
The adoption of a new Civil Code in 2002 and a new Penal Code in 2004 constitutes two important pillars of the reform process. The proposal amending the Article 301 of the Penal Code, adopted in 2008, extended the scope of freedom of expression. Moreover, Counterterrorism Law was amended in July 2010 with a view to assuring trial of children in juvenile courts.
The Constitutional Reform Package adopted in September 2010 constitutes a major step in the reform process. As a result of the provisions contained in the constitutional amendment package adopted by referendum on the 12th of September, human rights and fundamental freedoms have been expanded and the constitutional system is brought in line with Turkey's international obligations.
The amendments eliminated several shortcomings referred to in the judgments of the European Court of Human Rights, and enabled the implementation of several recommendations of the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, the Venice Commission, the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance, the Monitoring Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and other international monitoring bodies.
As for international instruments, one can confidently state that Turkey has made impressive progress. Turkey is now party to all the seven principal human rights conventions of the UN and 96 of the 200 Council of Europe conventions. Turkey ratified Protocol No.6 to the ECHR, abolishing death penalty in November 2003, Protocol No.13 to the ECHR, abolishing death penalty in all circumstances in February 2006 and the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty in March 2006.
The Government has also taken important steps to ensure effective and full implementation. A special monitoring group at the political level, the Reform Monitoring Group, was established to overview the progress in the actual implementation of the reforms.
The ambitious reform process ensured substantial progress in, inter alia, abolishing death penalty, fight against torture, reforming the prison system, freedom of expression, freedom of association and assembly, freedom of religion, functioning of the judiciary, civil-military relations, economic, social and cultural rights and anti-corruption measures.
From November 2010 to May 2011, Turkey conducts the Presidency of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe, which pioneers accommodation of the principles of human rights, democracy and rule of law all around Europe.
Turkey is among the countries which extended a standing invitation to UN special procedures. Special rapporteurs and special representatives of the UN extra-conventional mechanisms pay frequent visits to Turkey.
Within the scope of Universal Periodic Review (UPR), through which the situation of human rights in all UN Member States is reviewed under the auspices of the Human Rights Council, "UPR-Turkey" was realized on 10 May 2010 in Geneva. UPR is a platform where human rights situation of all UN Member States has being reviewed since 2008, under the auspices of the Human Rights Council once every four years. Turkey undertook the commitment to carry out the recommendations accepted in "UPR-Turkey" until the Second Review to be held four years later.
Turkey maintains effective cooperation with the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture (CPT). The reports by the CPT on its visits to Turkey as well as the responses of our Government to these reports are made public upon authorization by the Government. Detention and prison conditions have been improved fully in line with the recommendations of the CPT.
In addition to various legislative and administrative reforms, efforts to raise awareness of human rights through education have been intensified. Optional courses entitled "Democracy and Human Rights" are now offered in high schools. New human rights centers in various universities have been established, in addition to the existing ones. Human rights courses have become compulsory at Police Academies. Last but not least, courses on human rights have been introduced in preparatory programs for civil service candidates.
Comprehensive joint projects on human rights training for security forces as well as the judiciary have been implemented in conjunction with the Council of Europe and the European Union. Bilateral programs with several European countries have also been initiated.
Established in April 2001 as an affiliate of the Prime Ministry, the Human Rights Presidency is mainly responsible for coordinating the work of various government agencies in the field of human rights. The Human Rights Presidency monitors the implementation of the legislative provisions related to the protection of human rights with a view to ensuring the alignment of the national legislation with the international human rights conventions to which Turkey is party.
Turkey is resolved to establish a National Human Rights Institution in accordance with the UN Paris Principles. The preparatory work on its legal framework is under way.
Human rights work within the Government is spearheaded by the Human Rights High Council. It is chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister (Minister responsible for human rights) and comprises the undersecretaries of the Prime Ministry as well as the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Justice, Interior, National Education, and Health. It considers the reports submitted by the Human Rights Advisory Council, a subordinate body which consists of high-level government officials as well as representatives of NGOs. Human Rights Presidency also carries out the task of secretariat of both Councils.
Human Rights Boards have been established in all provinces and sub-provinces throughout the country. The Boards are entrusted with investigating complaints and allegations of human rights violations, and thereafter transmitting their findings to competent authorities for administrative and/or legal action. They also launch programs for human rights education at the local level. Representatives of academic institutions, bar associations, medical chambers, trade and industry unions, NGOs, media as well as local administrations participate in the work of the Boards.
As mentioned above, a special Reform Monitoring Group at the political level has been established to overview the progress in the actual implementation of reforms. The Group, composed of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Justice, the Minister of Interior as well as the Minister for EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator, meets periodically with a view to addressing the issues related to implementation.
There is also a special division at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, namely the Deputy Directorate General for Council of Europe and Human Rights, dealing exclusively with human rights issues. The mandate of this department covers relations with international organizations in the field of human rights (UN, OSCE, Council of Europe, etc.) as well as human rights issues on bilateral basis. Processing the applications lodged with the ECtHR also falls within its area of responsibility.
There also exists a parliamentary Human Rights Inquiry Commission, functioning basically as a national monitoring mechanism. The members of the Commission conduct on-site inspections to detention centers and prisons. The Commission maintains dialogue with NGOs. Its findings are conveyed to competent government offices for action.


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I hope you used EAA's Rally Congress service to support Senators who are asking the FAA not to levy nearly a half-million dollar fee on EAA to pay for Oshkosh controller expenses. By Thursday morning more than 11,000 people had used the service to send about 20,000 letters and emails to their Senators supporting EAA.
I suspect that you may think this service is, well, too automated to be effective. After all, can thousands of people sending essentially the identical message to their Senator or Congressman be noticed? Do these kind of electronic communications matter? Is it as effective as an old fashioned snail mail paper letter or phone call?
In our electronically connected world the answer to those questions is yes. The Rally Congress system has proven to be one of the most effective methods for constituents to let their representatives in Washington know how they feel about issues.
The primary reason Rally Congress works so well is that the system has been designed cooperatively with the staffs of Senators and Congressmen. It is the office staffs that handle communications from constituents and they want to receive as many comments as possible. But they need the communication to be in a form that can be read and analyzed and tabulated efficiently.
Rally Congress has a national data base so that your message is directed to only your Senator or representative. It is not as effective to send comments to a Senator or Congressmen who does not need your vote.
A fundamental function of Rally Congress is that the system has the correct email addresses for everyone in congress. As you can imagine, each member has a variety of email addresses but not all are used for constituent comments.
The creators of the Rally Congress system worked with congressional staffs to design an email format that fits smoothly into the system used in every office. For example, some messages could be rejected as spam. But the Rally Congress message is formatted in the exact way that will be accepted by all filters used for email in congressional offices. That assures that your message will get through and be counted.
And counting—assembling a tally—matters a whole lot. In the old days congressional staffers would count the number of phone calls they received on an issue. Or they counted post cards and snail mail letters. Just like when voting, numbers are what matter. With the Rally Congress system the counting is essentially automated. Congressional staffers can measure response almost minute by minute. And unlike phone lines, the email system in congress has enough capacity that your message will not be put on hold, or spend days in the mail room.
Does it matter if you modify and personalize the suggested letter that appears on the Rally Congress page? Perhaps. If response to an issue is small, actual email messages may be read closely. But when response is great, as it appears to be on the issue of charging EAA for controller expenses, there isn't time for staffers or the Senator to read many, and certainly not most, of the actual messages.
So, the Rally Congress system may seem too impersonal, too formatted and too automated to really matter. But that's just not true. A reaction from constituents always matters to any Senator or Congressman and Rally Congress is a super effective way for all of us to be heard in a way that can't be ignored or put on hold or sent a busy signal.
I don't expect EAA to ask you to use Rally Congress very often, but when issues that are vital to private aviation arise it is the best method we have to make your voice heard in Washington. I hope you take the time to use it by clicking on this link http://govt.eaa.org/10203/tell-faa-no-user-fees-support-aviation-events/


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DOVER — After such a brutal winter, finally spring has arrived.
The sun's shining, the birds are chirping, but too bad your eyes are too watery to enjoy it.
Maybe you have a stuffy nose and piercing headache as well, which can only mean one thing — it's time for seasonal allergies.
The prevalence of allergic diseases in the United States has increased in the last 30 years, a study by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reported in 2008. Climate change, the study reported, could impact the increase of allergens across the country as temperatures near the coast further affect precipitation and CO2 levels.
If that is the case, seasonal hay fever would most likely be affected by the varying levels.
The American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology lists hay fever as most commonly triggered by pollen that causes symptoms in the nose, throat, eyes, ears skin and roof of mouth in some cases.
Some may think the beautiful array of tulips and flowering trees in downtown Dover set off massive amounts of pollen, but Sue Barton, a professor with the Department of Plant and Soil Sciences at the University of Delaware, said pollen bearers are quite the opposite.
"People with tree pollen allergies sometimes assume that trees with colorful flowers — like apple or cherry trees — will trigger symptoms," Dr. Barton said in an email message. "In fact, flowering trees usually have bigger, stickier pollen that doesn't blow in the wind or cause symptoms."
Flowering tree pollen is larger and less likely to be distributed by the wind, she said.
"Most trees release their pollen in the late winter or early spring. Tree pollens that trigger allergies tend to be very fine and powdery. The wind can carry them for miles," Dr. Barton added.
She noted that though pollen can almost be invisible, even inhaling a small amount can cause symptoms.
The most common trees that trigger allergies include ash, beech, birch, maple, elm, willow, mountain elder and oak.
In Delaware, according to the state's Division of Air Quality, a pollen sampling taken on April 15 found maple and pine trees were the most common pollen producers of the season, so far.
The most common treatment for hay fever is simply avoidance, the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology suggests, just avoid going outside.
Allergy shots are also a treatment approach for long-term relief, but it is also best to get ahead of allergy season by taking medications such as Zyrtec or Claritin, before trees start pollinating in late January.
However, weather can affect the amount of pollen circulating in the air at any time.
This winter in Kent County was the second snowiest on record since 1979, which will affect the impending pollen season, said Mitchell Gaines, meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
"With the length and the degree of the cold that we saw through the winter there are a few trees that are behind on their cycles," Mr. Gaines said.
As temperatures begin to heat up (it's supposed to get close to 70 degrees today), rainfall may help to keep the pollen at bay, he said.
"We haven't gotten into a full born allergy season," Mr. Gaines said. "I would say the worst of it is still to come because of the cold that's gone on in the winter."
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World-renown pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson told conservative radio and television host Armstrong Williams on Friday that his attacks on the nation's ills in his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast this week were not directed at President Barack Obama.
In his first interview since upstaging the president at the event on Thursday, Carson, director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore said his comments were "directed at the situation that is going on in our nation and how we can solve it."
"It's not an attack on anybody, but it's saying there are logical solutions for our problems and there are things that we can all get behind — be we right wing, be we left wing," Carson said Friday on Williams show "The Right Side."
"It doesn't matter, because we need to do the things that will benefit the entire society and get us moving in the right direction. We need to be able to have open discussions."
Opening his remarks with quotations from the Old Testament books of Proverbs and Second Chronicles, the neurosurgeon blasted the nation's $16.4 trillion debt, its cumbersome tax system — and its "inefficient" health care system.
President Obama showed no reaction to Carson's attacks, simply sitting stoically at the dais table. First Lady Michelle Obama also was in attendance.
"Our deficit is a big problem," said Carson, who last spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast in 1997. "Sixteen-and-a-half trillion dollars. You think that's not a lot of money? Count one number per second. You know how long it would take to count to 16 trillion? 507,000 years. More than half-a-million years to get there."
"What about our taxation system?" he continued. "So complex, there is no one who can possibly comply with every jot and tittle of our tax system. If I wanted to get you, I can get you on a tax issue.
'It doesn't make any sense. What we need to do is come up with something that's simple."
He then discussed the biblical principle of tithing.
"God has given us a system. He didn't say, "If you crops fail, don't give me a tithe.' He didn't say, 'If you get a bumper crop, give me a triple-tithe.' So, there must be something inherently fair about proportionality.
"You make $10 billion, you put in a billion. You make $10, you put in $1," he said to applause from the audience.
"But some people say, 'That's not fair because it doesn't hurt the guy who made $10 billion as much as the guy who made $10' — but where does it say that you have the hurt the guy? He just put a billion dollars in the pot. We don't need to hurt him.
"It's that kind of thinking that has resulted in 602 banks in the Cayman Islands," Carson said. "That money needs to be back here — building our infrastructure and creating jobs. We're smart enough to figure out how to do that."
As for health care, he began, "We need to have good health care for everybody, but we have to figure out efficient ways to do it."
Carson's solution: "When a person is born, give him a birth certificate, an electronic medical record, and a health savings account (HSA) to which money can be contributed — pretax — from the time you're born 'til the time you die.
"When you die, you can pass it on to your family members, so that when you're 85 years old and you've got six diseases, you're not trying to spend up everything," he added. "You're happy to pass it on and there's nobody talking about death panels."
He added: "For the people who are indigent who don't have any money, we can make contributions to their HSA each month because we already have this huge pot of money. Instead of sending it to some bureaucracy, let's put it in their HSAs. Now, they have some control over their own health care."
In his interview with Williams on Friday, Carson said likened the United States to the ancient Roman civilization.
"The Roman Empire was very, very much like us," he told Williams. "They lost their moral core, their sense of values in terms of who they were. And after all of those things converged together, they just went right down the tubes very quickly.
"When you look at America, it's not too hard to see great similarities. We've spread ourselves all over the place. We have incredible expenses. We don't adjust — and, consequently, we expand the deficit and the debt and entitlement programs, and not living within our means and not adjusting programs and not adjusting people's expectations.
"When it comes to wanting things, people don't really care about the national debt," Carson said. "They don't really care about the future; they just care about, 'Give me my check so I can eat next week.'
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Detroit comes into Game One without Tomas Holmstrom or Brett Lebda. Holmstrom still has blood in his eye from the high stick he took in OT on Sunday night / Monday morning. Lebda will miss his second game after suffering a concussion and ankle injury in Game Five against Calgary.
Another concern will be that Henrik Zetterberg has apparently come down with the flu, so the Wings' top line is pretty damaged.
Detroit went 1-3 against the Sharks this regular season but it's easy to chalk a couple of those up to flukes. Chris Osgood and Joey MacDonald got the majority of the playing time in those games while Hasek will get the starts now. One of the losses included the mystery goalie interference non-goal (not to say that kind of officiating can't happen now, of course).
I'm not feeling as scared of San Jose as I was when the Canucks beat the Stars on Monday. Maybe I should be. Somehow, seemingly all of the pundits have picks San Jose in this one, so the pressure is on them. I don't think I've ever seen a more underdog #1 seed than this Red Wings team.
Posted April 26, 2007 - 04:40 PM
As for Det - SJO ...... the WINGS MUST solve their PP problem & fast. Without it, they will not beat SJO. Some other WINGS must also step up their play. I'm going to say that CLEARY was their most consistent and most valuable player in the series with Calgary. Guys like MARKOV, LILIA, LANG, SAMUELSON, MALTBY, BERTUZZI, CALDED will have to find ways to either get the ugly goal OR keep SHARKS from getting them. The WINGS are not going to out finesse SJO. They just have too good a team for that. As much as I want to see the WINGS prevail, and know they can if they play like they are capable AND get some bounces their way, I also know, that if they can't of don't bring their A game to this one, I predict a short series. Short and simple -- it probably has as much to do with Character as it does Skill at this point.
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Damn, if only the Wings hadn't had that lapse in the first, they've been playing so well in the second and third and just have nothing to show for it.
I don't want to sound too simplistic here, but the 'bounces' just aren't going for the WINGS tonight. SJO is doing a stellar job defensively, but helping them out, is that SHARKS are either in great position to clear lose pucks or they're just being incredibly lucky. How many blocked shots tonight too .... has to be 14-15. The difference tonight is the SJO defense, stifling the WINGS down low, and keeping shots blocked from the Point.
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We played well, but they had a defense that were able to neutralize us. Nabakov was outstanding as well--not to mention how many close calls that we were either not able to get close to or were wide.
Shooting practice? Hudler? Maltby?
We need to find a way around their bodies... it seemed like there were 3 people on the puck at all times!
Lets watch some game film and figure out how to get around this.
Posted April 26, 2007 - 10:43 PM
This is what we in the business like to call "frustrating."
We played well, but they had a defense that were able to neutralize us. Nabakov was outstanding as well--not to mention how many close calls that we were either not able to get close to or were wide.
Shooting practice? Hudler? Maltby?
We need to find a way around their bodies... it seemed like there were 3 people on the puck at all times!
Lets watch some game film and figure out how to get around this.
Some good points. The WINGS have had problems with SJO all season long. Game films will hopefully expose strengths and weaknesses on both clubs. Again, if you read my earlier posts, I think the WINGS need to be quicker, crisper with their passes and shots. SJO blocked a dozen or more shots. The WINGS have to be smarter, quicker, more resourceful and capitalize on SJO weaknesses. SJO "D" seemed to out-position the WINGS. By that the seemed to be in the right spot at the right time too often. Too many times a centering pass by a WING, or a WING rebound went to a SHARK. Head to head play isn't going to work here, either. SJO has size, speed and smarts. They were able to "handle" the WINGS, and did so with a very weak offense -- Only 17 shots on HASEK. Once again the WINGS "OUTSHOT" the SHARKS by a 2 to 1 margin. I agree that NABOKOV was good tonight, in that he made a "couple" outstanding saves, but the WINGS hardly were a threat, but "at times" controlled the play in the Second and Third periods. Neither team, in my opinion, brought their A game in to the JOE tonight. The WINGS MUST solve their PP or I'm afraid its going to be a lot shorter series than anyone wants to admit.
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Go Wings!
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The teams that block the most shots in the playoffs usually are very successful. San Jose coach Ron Wilson has preached this to his players for years now. San Jose has gone deep in the playoffs for many years now I think they'll be tough to beat. 18 - 1 blocked shots, in favor of the Sharks in game 1. This series is already reminding me of the calgary '04 series, Anaheim '03 series, and Edmonton '06 series. I remember when former coach Dave Lewis was spraying the center of the ice with spray paint to show the players where to shoot from, hopefully this isn't Deja Vu. I thought Wings played good in game one except for the first 10 minutes. San Jose basically shelled up and protected the lead. Nabokov sure looks confident when he's able to see the puck, Holmstrom we need ya! Sharks in five, (fingers crossed)
I agree Red Wave! The problem in game one seemed to be the defensive stance the Sharks took once up by 2 goals. It was clearly sufficient enough to stall any progress through the neutral zone. Blocking shots and clearing the zone was clearly better than Detroits aggregate offensive strategy. What to do....what to do?
They looked like the Edmonton team that beat us under the coaching of the Helmetless Wonder. I think the only way to beat a team that scores first and becomes a 5-man neutral zone is to spear and dump, with Defensive chase from the boards. Crack the egg with the spear up the middle, dump the rock after initial contact , allow one defenseman from either side to chase, and follow through. Sharks too big for a Hudler, or the likes, to chase it down at this point. "My opinion only"
Go Wings!
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to RedWave and Slapper.
Can't disagree with anything that was said.
One of the things that the Versus guys were mentioning about Datsyuk was that it seemed like he was taking too long to make a decision. I think that might be the case with Detroit's shooting in general. Get shots off faster and it's harder to block them.
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The article wrote:The average temperature of the Earth fluctuates within a relatively narrow range of about 4 degrees Centigrade as shown in Figure 2. This is a graph of the fossil surface temperature record of a large section of the Atlantic Ocean known as the Sargasso Sea. Other experimental records and also the historical record show essentially the same temperature fluctuations as seen in Figure 2, especially the periods known as the Medieval Climate Optimum and the Little Ice Age. Notice that the temperature is now a little below the 3,000-year average. The temperature reached a maximum during the Middle Ages 1,000 years ago and a minimum at about the time of the American Revolutionary War.
The article wrote:Figure 3 is not, however, a graph of temperature. It is a graph of the rate of growth of long-lived pine trees as derived from tree-ring data in two regions – a and b – of the United States. Carbon dioxide fertilization of plants is causing a marked increase in the growth rate, amount, and diversity of virtually all plant species and of the animal species that depend upon plants for food. This increased richness of the biosphere is the primary environmental effect of increased atmospheric carbon dioxide.
A few years ago, a paper was published in which the authors attempted to derive a temperature curve from tree-ring growth data. Failure to properly correct for carbon dioxide fertilization and some other very substantial errors caused their temperature curve to look like Figure 3. Regardless of these errors, the United Nations adopted the new graph, which conforms to its claims.
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He was born on September, 5, 1925 in Georgetown, DE the son of the late Harold D. and Grace (Thompson) Hatfield.
Robert D. Hatfield, 86, of Milford passed away peacefully at Delaware Hospice in Milford on June 25, 2012.
He was born on September, 5, 1925 in Georgetown, DE the son of the late Harold D. and Grace (Thompson) Hatfield.
Robert worked for Diamond State Telephone for over 30 years retiring in 1983. Mr. Hatfield was a former member of the Georgetown Jaycees and past President, Vice President of the Georgetown Kiwanis Club, and President of the Milford Kiwanis. He was a member of the Franklin Lodge #12 AF and AM, and a member of the Ever Green Forest #9 and Tall Cedars of Lebanon and a life member of the Telephone Pioneers. He was an avid fan of golfing, bowling, playing bridge, and enjoyed making airplanes out of cans.
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AAA projects nearly 35 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more during the Memorial Day weekend, an increase of 1.2 percent from last year.
The Memorial Day holiday, which officially begins today and goes through Monday, May 28, ranks as one of the most travelled holidays in the United States, with almost 9 out of 10 travelers taking to the roadways.
Dave Overstreet, Public Affairs Officer for AAA Washington, warns drivers that the number of vehicles on the roads this weekend will likely be higher than in past years, and air travel will be down.
AAA's projections are based on economic forecasting and research from analyzing travel trends during the major holidays and have been reporting on holiday travel trends for more than two decades."CLICK HERE" for Audio


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Medina police searching for man, Randy Tuttle, wanted for allegedly trafficking heroin
MEDINA, Ohio - Medina police and the Medina County Drug Task Force are searching for a male wanted on an arrest warrant for allegedly trafficking heroin.
Police say 31-year-old Randy Tuttle allegedly trafficked heroin in the vicinity of a juvenile at 323 W. Union St.
Anyone with information regarding the location of Tuttle should contact the Medina County Drug Task Force and the Medina Police Department.
Medina police are partnering with the subsidized housing community in an effort to combat the number of heroin overdoses in the area.
Police say since the partnership began July 1 five individuals have been arrested on drug charges.


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A Chicago-Portland flight had to contend with an unruly passenger Monday. Jared McKay, 29, became disruptive, aggressive, and demanding on a plane that was flying from Chicago, Ill. to Portland, Ore.
ABC Local reports March 13 that McKay is accused of interfering with a United Airlines flight crew. According to The Oregonian, he appeared in court Tuesday.
An FBI report states that McKay requested four drinks after the Chicago-Portland flight departed. When the jetliner was over Colorado, he got more demanding and belligerent. He was profane, sat in an attendant's seat, and exited the bathroom smelling like cigarette smoke.
The pilot almost diverted the plane, but was informed by the crew that McKay had fallen asleep.
An airplane is the last place anyone wants to be when someone gets loud and demanding. With the fear of terrorism, violence, and anything else that can go wrong in a confined space on a plane, this type of behavior is unacceptable from fellow passengers. At least once the Chicago-Portland flight landed, everyone was safe.
Copyright © 2014 Heather Tooley
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Australian Missionary Describes North Korea Detention
John Short, the Australian missionary released by North Korea on Monday, has given his first public account of his detention. Compared with North Koreans caught practicing religion, he got off lightly.
In a statement released to the Australian Associated Press on Wednesday, Mr. Short said he was questioned daily for four hours over a 13-day investigation.
"There were two-hour sessions each morning, which were repeated again in the afternoons," he said.
Mr. Short, 75, says he was kept in a room with a 24-hour guard and was told he could be sentenced to 15 years in prison.
The missionary said he "openly and honestly" admitted that he had spread Christian leaflets at a Buddhist temple and on a train during a previous trip to North Korea in 2012. North Korea described the activity as criminal despite its claim to freedom of religion in its constitution.
"I confessed that I had knowingly broken the law in what I believed is my God-directed duty and as I do in every place and country I visit," Mr. Short said in the statement. He was released after writing an apology.
In contrast, North Koreans who spread religious works face possible execution. In one case in 2009, a woman was executed for handing out Bibles, while her husband and three children were sent to a prison camp, according to defector testimony.
Those caught worshipping also face interrogation and execution as part of North Korea's policy of rooting out religion, which it sees as a threat to the semireligious orthodoxy of Kim-family loyalty. Show churches exist in Pyongyang to give the appearance of acceptance of religious practice.
A recent United Nations report said North Korea had "an almost complete denial of the right of freedom of thought, conscience and religion."


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Would you home drug test your teen?
I figured this might get more answers from parents. I have two daughters. I am not worried about them being out of control. Both are good kids, getting good grades, and are successful athletes.
But I don't want them to derail their strong positive outlook. I am wondering if I should routinely drug test them.
Would anyone else do this? Does anyone else have experience with this? I was reading about the Myteensavers home drug test, and I was surprised that teens were supporting being tested by their parents.
Looking for help from others like me..
Hi Jeffyjoe
I would only drug test my teen if I had reason to believe they were using drugs. I don't think I would test just in case. I think that would break trust between you and your daughters.
I am a teenager who is similar. I am good in school and sports. If my parents drug tested me routinely I would be very upset. That is an invasion of privacy after they proved they are good kids who can handle some freedom. Only drug test them if you have a reason to believe they will test "positive".


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Richard Joseph Anderson
Position: T
Height: 6-5 Weight: 245 lbs.
Born: January 26, 1944 in Massillon, OH
High School: Lodi
College: Ohio St. (school history)
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 2 (11632nd overall since 1950)
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Welcome to the Lumber Heritage Region of Pennsylvania
This is a place that captures the spirit of the past and the
adventure of the outdoors. Old-fashioned values like integrity,
hard work, and neighborliness are still valued here. Community
means something. Neighbors still talk and share their lives.
Life is simpler.
City amenities are available, but in the leisure of a small
town. Escape is everywhere. Backpack into the wilderness or
float down a scenic river. Come let the spirit of the Region
take you away.
is some of what you will find on this site:
A map of the Region
Newsletters & Annual Reports
Promotional Video about the LHR
Projects in the Region
The Pennsylvania Wilds
Event and Project Photographs
Book Store-West Branch Water
Trail Map & Guide
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Ayr I was wondering if these discs I recently bought are any good.
My discs are blue and purple just like that. Is it okay that their blue and purple instead of silver on the top like most backups are. I was wondering if my discs that are blue and purple like the first link I showed will they still work
Also mines has AZO in them and they're 2.4x speed, my model # is 96577 like the one u showed on Amazon. So would they still burn and play like mmk001's and 003's. And does AZO prevent disc from playing like all other backups. Plz answer all questions


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At Stanford: Three-time letter-winner as a reserve defensive back and special teams player ... Played both safety and cornerback positions throughout his career .
The 2002 Season: Recorded seven total tackles as a backup free safety and special teams player ... Earned this third varsity letter.
The 2001 Season: A reserve free safety and special teams player ... Earned his second varsity letter ... Accounted for 11 total tackles, eight unassisted, and one forced fumble ... Played in all 12 games.
The 2000 Season: Played in 10 games at cornerback, and started the final two games of the season (Arizona State, at California) ... Recorded five unassisted tackles ... Had four of those tackles in the season finale at California ... Also had one tackle-for-loss at California.
The 1999 Season: Playing time was limited throughout the season due to a broken hand he sustained early in the year ... Used in a reserve role at free safety ... Recorded one assisted tackle (vs. Washington State).
The 1998 Season: Redshirted the season as a true freshman.
In High School: Played strong safety as a senior for Nimitz High School in Houston ... Recorded 39 total tackles in that senior season ... Named First-Team Academic All-District and Honorable Mention All-District ... Named to Texas Football's top 300 list and to the Greater Houston Area Top 50 ... Participated in track for four years ... Best time in the 40-meters was a 4.45 ... Best time was 48.9 in the 400 ... Competed in power lifting as a junior and senior ... Member of the National Honor Society and a National Achievement Scholarship finalist.
Personal Information:Communication major ... Brother, Terry, played strong safety at the University of Oklahoma from 1994-98, and was an Honorable Mention All-Big 12 Conference selection in both '97 and '98.


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Finnix is a small, self-contained, bootable Linux CD distribution for system administrators, based on Debian testing. Today marks the release of version 88.0 for the x86, PowerPC, and UML/Xen platforms.
Finnix 88.0 features Linux 2.6.17, a faster, more complete hardware autodetection routine, DMA mode enabled by default, Broadcom 43xx support, a DOS boot profile, and NTFS write support. Linux 2.6.17's new bcm43xx driver has been tested successfully on both G4 PowerBooks and x86 laptops with Broadcom cards, even with optional wpa_supplicant. FreeDOS ODIN, a 1.44MB image containing many DOS utilities may be booted by typing "dos" at the boot menu. The NTFS FUSE package, while present in Finnix 87.0, has been heavily tested, and seems to work rather well. Instead of mounting the normal way, simply type "ntfsmount /dev/hda1 /mnt/ntfsmount" to use the FUSE functionality.
P.S. Many thanks to the Oregon State University Open Source Lab for providing primary Finnix release mirroring, after still-unresolved problems with SourceForge's mirroring system. Thanks OSL!
P.P.S. This announcement is being made a day early, as I'm not confident I'll have internet access tomorrow evening, and I'd rather release a day early than a day late.
Hey Ryan Finnie. I've found a bug/problem and wanted to contact you but couldn't find any contact information on your wiki, so I hope you read this comment.
I've tried to install Finnix to a harddrive since version 87.0. It goes wrong when typing "apt-get install linux-image-2.6-686" after answering "yes" to updating the grub boot menu. apt-get hangs and won't continue. When i press ctrl+c to abort, the error is something with dependancy's, about linux-686 depending on linux-image-2.6.11-2-686 but that package is not yet configured or something like that. Run the tutorial yourself and you'll find out.
My hardware is an VMware virtual machine (vmware server 1.01).
I don't know whether you have already been informed about this issue, but I hope you'll be able to fix the tutorial, because I think Finnix is also great for installing on harddrives.
With Kind Regards, Jeroen
Just wondering if finnix-88 x86 is supposed to include any gcc.
It's on the package list but doesn't seem to be available
on the running system.


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Posts Tagged 'Charles Manson'
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March 17, 2014 | by Emma Cline
Adolescence, pen pals, and the Manson girls.
When I was thirteen, I had a yearlong correspondence by mail and over the phone with Rodney Bingenheimer. A peculiar icon of the sixties and seventies, Bingenheimer had opened a famous club on the Sunset Strip; he was a live-in publicist to Sonny and Cher, he accompanied David Bowie to London, and through his adjacency, his fandom, and his prescient taste, he eventually achieved fame himself.
We had met briefly on the sidewalk of my small hometown when I walked past a café table where he sat with a group of friends. He was a lackluster presence, not even as tall as I was—red hair cut into a chunky bowl, wearing a blazer over a shirt printed with a Red Army star. He was fifty-five then, though to my thirteen-year-old self he looked much older. His voice had the tremulous, feminine quality I would later read about in memoirs of the golden days of Los Angeles, his eyes slightly out of focus.
"Tell her she looks like my first love," he half whispered to the group surrounding him, a group casually dressed, but alert with the nervous air of support people. They repeated his words to me, obediently.
"Give us your information," one of his group said, all brisk business. "He's very famous," someone else said. "He invented the Ramones."
Rodney blinked at me like a tired cat. Read More »
Dennis Wilson Was a Good Editor
March 6, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Charles Manson's Lie: The Love and Terror Cult was released forty-four years ago today.
Dennis Wilson was the only Beach Boy who surfed. Accordingly, he embraced a more, let's say, briny side of the beach-bum lifestyle—he's the only Beach Boy you can picture actually sleeping on the beach, living out of the rusted trunk of some boat of a car, feeding the gulls, rolling spliffs, letting himself go. His excellent solo record, Pacific Ocean Blue, proves how undervalued he was in the band. But his work on "Never Learn Not to Love," the B-side to 1968's "Blue Birds Over the Mountain," proves that he knew how to wield a red pen.
First, some obligatory exposition. It was Charles Manson—yes, the—who first wrote "Never Learn"; he called it "Cease to Exist," and when his friend Dennis Wilson, that Beachiest of Beach Boys, asked to record it, he was thrilled. Or rather, he would be thrilled, he said, if Wilson agreed to one condition: he was not to emend Manson's lyrics in any way.
He did, of course; he retitled the song, rejiggered the verses, tossed in a bridge, and quietly published the song as his own. Manson, as you can imagine, was pissed, and threatened to kill Wilson, but when the former turned up on the latter's doorstep, it was apparently Wilson who beat the piss out of Manson, not the other way around.
As befits a story starring a cult leader, this is a tale full of apocrypha and lurid curlicues—hitchhikers, bullets, group sex culminating in group gonorrhea—but the lyrics, not the diseases, are our interest here. Read More »


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You've kept up with the Kardashians on E! Now, you can meet two of them in person when Kendall and Kylie Jenner sign their debut novel, Rebels: City of Indra: The Story of Lex and Liva, on Thursday, June 12, 2014 at 7 p.m. at Barnes & Noble in The Grove.
Who knows how these two teens, who didn't have time to do homework during their show, found the energy to write a 352-page dystopian tale about a couple of super-powered girls who embark on a journey together. Fork over $17.99, and you can depart with a signed copy of this futuristic story.
If you've flipped on the news, you know this signing is going to be a mob scene. Arrive early. It's a wristbanded event. Starting at 9 a.m. on the morning of the book signing, Barnes & Noble will distribute wristbands with proof that you purchased the novel. Once all priority bands have been distributed, stand-by tickets will be passed out. Unfortunately, personalization is not allowed, but you'll still get Kendall and Kylie Jenner's autograph in your book. Plus, you can take photos from the line, which is bound to be long.
Parking in the lot could be a nightmare, so find street parking blocks away. Bike. bus, or have your parents drop you off to make it easier.
Keep up! The new season of Keeping up with the Kardashians premieres this Sunday, June 7, 2014.
Details: Kendall and Kylie Jenner Book Signing - free with purchase. Barnes & Noble in The Grove. 189 The Grove Drive. Suite K 30. Near 3rd and Fairfax. Los Angeles 90036. 323.525.0270


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Remember "the others" on LOST and how everyone feared them? There is a "lost tribe" on North Sentinel Island that will instill more fear into anyone who tries reaching North Sentinel Island. No need to care to heed any travel warnings by the United States State Department or otherwise. Just read about two fishermen being killed by the natives of the island when their boat accidentally got to shore.
This particular tribe of Sentinels will not look curiously as a foreigner approaches despite being isolated from other humans for centuries. While someone might bring them a gift, their idea of gift in return to any outsider is a bow and arrow. The reward for someone stomping on their turf? Death.
North Sentinel Island is a part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal between Myanmar and Indonesia. It is mostly covered in forest, where the violent natives hide. It is surrounded by coral reef. There is no organized travel. It truly, and sadly because it may just be a beautiful place despite the natives, deserves the title of hardest (maybe even most dangerous) place to visit.


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The citation for a court case includes the name of the case, which is usually the principle people or groups involved in the proceeding. You should italicize the name of the case in the signal phrase or citation and abbreviate "versus" as "v." (without the quotation marks). For instance, a case titled Smith versus Cornell University should appear as Smith v. Cornell University (italicized) in the citation or elsewhere in the body of the paper.
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Former Coach Jim Higgins Named Recipient of AHCA Founders Award
Former Princeton men's hockey coach Jim Higgins has been named the recipient of the John "Snooks" Kelley Founders Award, it was announced by the American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA).
The award honors people in the coaching profession who have contributed to the overall growth and development of the sport of ice hockey in the United States.
Higgins was the head coach at Princeton from 1977-91. During his 13 seasons he combined for a 130-219-21. Higgins left the coaching profession at the conclusion of the 1990-91 season, with a career record of 151-251-21.
While at Princeton, Higgins put in four years as an officer with the AHCA, serving as vice president from 1983-85 and then as president from 1985-87. Following his retirement from coaching, Higgins worked many years as a sale representative in the hockey equipment business, choosing to remain in the New Jersey Area.
The awards will be presented at the AHCA Convertion in Naples, Fla., May 1-5. 2013.


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March 19, 2013
TEMPE, Ariz. - The Arizona State swimming and diving team kicks off their final competition of the 2012-13 schedule with the women's NCAA Championships in Indianapolis, Ind. Beginning Thursday, the female squad will compete in 21 events over the course of the weekend and conclude their season on Saturday.
Arizona State swimming enters the weekend after a stellar performance in the Pac-12 Championships, where the Sun Devils earned multiple NCAA consideration times and moved up in the record books. Three Sun Devils earned medals on the weekend, placing sixth overall.
Alex Popa earned the only NCAA A-cut for ASU in the 200-yard breaststroke where she took home the bronze, and followed by breaking the school record in the 200 IM. Cassie Morrice also earned a bronze medal, swimming a B-standard in the 500-yard freestyle. Tristin Baxter received her second silver medal in conference championships for her swim in the 1650-yard freestyle, finishing merely .26 seconds off her personal record.
The women's diving team will send junior Hailey Casper and freshman Morgan Weller to the NCAA Championships after both divers punched their tickets in the Zone E Diving Championships in Colorado Springs, Colo. Weller entered the Zone E after taking home the first springboard championship for Arizona State since 2005 in the 1-meter dive at the Pac-12 Championships. She finished fifth on the 3-meter and eighth on the 1-meter to secure her spot at NCAA's. Casper qualified the day before, finishing second on the 3-meter, which automatically qualified. Her two-round total of 691.10 came in just behind first-place qualifier Samantha Pickens of Arizona.


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Disease Proof
Michael Moore Slims Down
The director of "Sicko" seems to have taken his own message to heart. The often scrutinized filmmaker has lost a bunch of weight. Here are some of his weight-loss tips via Diet-Blog:
- Increase Your Physical Activity: Walk 30-40 minutes a day - "sweat a bit" says Moore.
- Start your breakfast each day with Oatmeal. "I eat at least 35 grams of fiber every day. Eat foods that are heavy in weight but low in calories."
- Diets? "Like every overweight person, I've tried everything. Weight Watchers, no white food, etc. None of them work, and they're a huge waste of time."
- Get enough sleep. Moore believes that most overweight people do not sleep enough and now tries to sleep between 7-8 hours a night.
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Could Stephen Drew wait any longer?
With deference to the show "Say Yes to the Dress," all Stephen Drew had to do last winter was Say Yes to the Qualifying Offer. The Red Sox offered him $14 million to play one more season in Boston. Stephen Drew thought he could do better. Or, at least, his agent Scott Boras did. They were sadly mistaken.
The New York Mets never came calling. When starting shortstop Jose Iglesias was lost for the season, the Detroit Tigers never called. The New York Yankees had 100-year-old Derek Jeter at shortstop, but never called Drew as insurance.
Teams didn't want to pay Drew the money. They wanted to give him the multi-years he wanted. And they certainly didn't want to give up the first round draft pick which they would have to do if they signed Drew before the June amateur draft.
So here we are on May 20. You'd figure Drew and Boras waited this long, they'd wait another two weeks. They, most certainly, wouldn't have gotten more money than the $10 million Drew will get from Boston for the rest of this year. They could, however, have gotten more years and more total money from another team if they waited. That's why I was shocked when I heard the news Tuesday afternoon.
Does the move reek of desperation for the Red Sox? Yes. The Red Sox were two weeks away from losing Drew for good. Until now, he was always pretty much on call.
The signing of Drew is not a reflection on their current shortstop, Xander Bogaerts. The final straw was, in fact, third baseman Will Middlebrooks being placed on the disabled list with a broken finger. Third base, not shortstop, has been the biggest problem.
That's not to say that Bogaerts has been the perfect shortstop. He has struggled, defensively. Fans have to hold their breath on grounders to shortstop. (Just as I write this, Bogaerts air mails a throw into the stands on a routine groundball)
Bogaerts is hitting a modest .269 on the season heading into Tuesday night's action, but he only has 7 RBI. That is barely acceptable from a shortstop, but won't be nearly as acceptable as a third baseman. Even as bad as Middlebrooks has been-- and he has been real bad (.197 batting average) -- he has more RBI (9) than Bogaerts in half the at-bats.
But you have to believe Bogaerts will get better. You can't say that anymore about Middlebrooks. Middlebrooks may have played his last game in a Boston uniform. The Red Sox cannot continue to hold the left side of their infield hostage while waiting to see if Middlebrooks will fulfill his potential. The Red Sox let Kevin Youkilis go to make room for Middlebrooks in 2012. They didn't offer Drew a long-term contract in hopes that their left side of the infield of the future would be Bogaerts and Middlebrooks.
So now here they are. They are overpaying for a middle-of-the-road shortstop. Drew is a piece. He is not a main piece. The Red Sox need a main piece. Their bats are now weak at the shortstop, third base, catcher, and all three outfield positions. Drew solidifies the middle of the defense. It's not enough. The Red Sox will need to make another move. Middlebrooks may, and should, be part of a larger deal.