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On February 10, 2013 Carlo's Bakery (owned by Buddy Valastro star of TV's "Cake Boss") opened on the street level.
The vacant lot will soon be apartments.
Pottsville Republican Herald – November 5, 2012
A residential development and commercial area are planned for the site of the former Deer Lake Drive-In along Route 61.
"The 110 single-family homes (are) probably about two years out 'til they start construction on those," Kirk Fanelli, vice president of Fanelli Group Properties, said last week.
Fanelli is developing 15 acres of the 60-acre site for commercial purposes.
The two-story homes will be 2,000 to 2,500 square feet. Although he didn't know a precise cost, he said they might be in the $175,000 to $200,000 range.
Two businesses, Union Bank and Trust Co. and Geisinger-Orwigsburg, have signed 15-year leases for locations at the site, Fanelli said, adding that talks are ongoing with other potential businesses, which he declined to name.
The Union Bank site will be about 1 acre. The Geisinger Medical Center site will be about 3 acres, with the actual building about 17,000 square feet, "almost three times the size of the current facility in town," Fanelli said.
May 13, 2012 New York Times interview with current owner.
"Jackson Heights Food Court" is now on the marquee.
I walked by today. Lower portion of marquee has been removed. All that remains is "Eagle" on three sides. Perhaps they'll continue to use the name for the new business.
I sent this page to a friend who grew up in North Tarrytown. He says this was the Hillcrest Theater.
The former hotel which included the theatre at 201 East Broad Street (corner of Pine) is now known as Majestic House.
The Victoria was at 103 West Broad Street. The Salvation Army's new building is on the site.
Kennedy Drive is also known as State Route 309.

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By Fritha Tagg | Waihi Leader, 26 September 2013 Issue
Waihi Baptist Church is celebrating 110 years in Waihi and is looking at the different eras it has been in existence. The church started back in 1901 when two services were held each Sunday in the Foresters' Hall in Upper Haszard Street. By September 1903 the church was 'constituted' with a foundation membership of 27. In 1904 the church acquired its own property, purchasing the Miners Union Hall which was at Waitekauri and moving it to a site in Seddon Street. After renovations and alterations, it was opened Sunday December 4, 1904. This is the building which is now the Waihi Art Market.
The opening services of the Waihi Baptist Church in its new premises were conducted by the Rev. William Perry. Present day pastor of the Waihi Baptist Church, Tim Palmer, said the celebrations this year will be carried out over four weeks.
"Our approach for this 110 year occasion is to focus on several different eras in our past, and incorporate it into our Sunday morning service over a month. We're attempting to have a bit of fun as we relive some of those times, bringing back old fashions, music styles, stories, and a past minister each week," he said.
He is excited about Don Hopkins coming next weekend.
"He is an incredibly lovely man, now in his 80s. He was the minister at Waihi Baptist from 1953 to 1957 (when the church was still meeting on the main street in the building that is now the Art Market) and is the oldest previous minister of our church.
"He was in his 20s at the time, got married and had his first two children during his time in Waihi. Some of our older church members were teenagers while Don was here. He is bursting with memories and stories about Waihi. I'm looking forward to spending some time with him and his wife."
Waihi Baptist is now a thriving contemporary community with over 200 regular attenders of all ages.
Mr. Palmer said he wanted to explore what it means for the church to continue to adapt its style and approach to the way we do church, while still holding on to the timeless truth and values of our Christian faith heritage.
"We want to be a church that continues to make a positive impact in our community in the future."
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Undead Jazzfest Takes Manhattan
There is a lot of progressive fervor in jazz these days, and concert producers Brice Rosenbloom and Adam Schatz want you to experience some of it. At three West Village venues this Saturday and Sunday night, the tandem will present the Undead Jazzfest, a roundup of established and buzzed-about artists working mostly in the artistic space that used to be called "modern creative." If you're familiar with jazz history, you'll hear bits and pieces of it woven into sets of unerringly modern-sounding music.
And ticket prices are especially recession-friendly: Just $25 for a single-evening pass; $30 for a two-night pass. The lineup and venue information can be found below. For tickets and more info, visit undeadjazzfest.com.
Saturday June 12:
(Le) Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker Street
6:20pm – Graham Haynes/Hardedge
7:20pm – Matthew Shipp solo
8:20pm – Dave Douglas & Keystone
9:20pm – Bernie Worrell & SociaLybrium
Kenny's Castaways
157 Bleecker Street
(917) 475-1323
6:40pm – The Ben Wendel Group
7:40pm – The Uri Caine Ensemble
8:40pm – Ralph Alessi & This Against That
9:40pm – Dan Weiss/Miles Okazaki Duo
10:40pm – Tony Malaby's Novela
11:40pm – Ari Hoenig/Tim Lefebvre/Jean-Michel Pilc Trio
12:40am – Fight The Big Bull
1:40am – Alan Ferber Nonet
Sullivan Hall
214 Sullivan Street
(212) 634-0427
8pm – Kim Thompson
9pm – Love Trio
10pm – Ben Perowsky's Moodswing Orchestra
11pm – Marc Cary Focus Trio
12am – Superhuman Happiness
1am – Burnt Sugar The Arkestra Chamber
2am – Josh Roseman Unit
Sunday June 13:
10:20pm – John Hollenbeck Large Ensemble
11:20pm – Tim Berne's Los Totopos
12:20am – Michael League / John Ellis / Sam Barsh / Ari Hoenig
1:20AM – David Weiss and Point of Departure
Kenny's Castaways
6:40pm – Josh Sinton's Ideal Bread
7:40pm – Endangered Blood
8:40pm – New Mellow Edwards
9:40pm – Dave King/Tim Berne/Craig Taborn Trio
10:40pm – Bill McHenry Quintet
11:40pm – Happy Apple
Sullivan Hall
7pm – Electric Kulintang
8pm – Steve Coleman and Five Elements
9pm – Roswell Rudd/Lafayette Harris Duo
10pm – Ben Allison Band
11pm – Nir Felder's Big Heat
12am – Thirteenth Assembly
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Goodies for Washington in Budget Deal
RUSH: Did you know, ladies and gentlemen, that there's all kinds of pork in the deal? There are all kinds of hidden goodies in there. Do you know federal workers get a pay raise in January under the deal, and these people are also getting their Obamacare subsidized? Not all federal workers. Members of Congress and their staff. That's still the case. I mean, the Obamacare subsidies will be paid to congressional staff.
Federal workers, the poor people who were laid off for two weeks, had to sit around starving and thirsty and, "Gee, they couldn't go anywhere, couldn't buy anything." It was really bad for two weeks out there, but they're gonna get compensated and get a pay raise, federal workers will in January. Of course, you pay for that, folks.
AP Laugher: Relief Around World
RUSH: From the Associated Press: "Relief Around the World as US Avoids Debt Default." Relief around the...? Next story, Reuters: "Dollar Slides as Relief at US Debt Deal Fades." (chuckles) I don't know. Look, you've gotta be able to laugh at some of this stuff, and this is the absolute incompetence of the media. Forget whether it's bias or anything else. It's just under incompetence.
Same thing with Obama, folks. Here's one thing: At dinner last night, I was talking to some people about this, and we went back and forth like I'm sure you all do when you go to dinner. You're talking to people. "Why don't the Republicans do X? Why don't they accuse Obama of what he's actually doing, attacking the Constitution?"
A friend of mine said, "To hell with that! I don't even have to go there. Why don't they just stand up and talk about how incompetent the guy is? He's not doing anything right. Let's give him the benefit of the doubt for the sake of persuasion and say, 'He's trying to be a good president; he's screwing it up royally!' Why don't they even say that?"
Obama Bought Off Big Biz
RUSH: Let me expand just a little bit here on this note that I got from somebody, a friend of mine, who's really upset as a lot of us are that Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, the Tea Party, various blogs some at Fox News, although not many, and those of you on talk radio being ripped, being criticized as responsible for this damage being done the Republican brand. This guy pointed out to me, "Okay, so here's Obama, and in order to lessen the pain of the real deal, he delays the employer mandate for a year.
"So employers do not have to provide health care insurance, but the individual mandate remained -- meaning, we've all gotta get it or pay a fine, but our employer, which is the place people get their insurance, that mandate was waived for a year, and so Big Business can tell people, 'Sorry, we're not providing health care anymore. You know, you're on your own,' and that, of course, is by design. It sends people to the exchanges, which ratchets down the entitlement." This guy says, "You know, here's Big Business, they take their payoff and they just sat on the sidelines during all.
"They sat on the sidelines, and they're feeling no pain whatsoever. They stood on the sidelines while, as conservatives, were fighting for the little guy -- their customers, by the way. With Big Business on the sidelines, Republicans sat on their hands," and this talk about Obama's incompetence, in this sense it's genius. He bought off the opposition. He gives employers a year's delay on their requirement to provide insurance, and they sat around, and they rubbed their hands and glee and said, "Hey, you know, this is fun! This doesn't involve us. No pain for us," while everybody else got pounded.
I understand the point.
Yale Professor: Tea Partiers Better at Science
RUSH: Here's a fascinating piece about a Yale professor from the Independent Journal Review (whatever that is): "Yale Professor's Surprising Discovery," wait for it: "Tea Party Supporters are More Scientifically Literate," and this Yale professor couldn't believe it. It's his own study. It's his research, and when he got the results, he couldn't believe it, and they made him mad. He writes about it.
Yale Law professor Dan M. Kahan was conducting an analysis of the scientific comprehension of various political groups when he ran into a shocking discovery: Tea Party supporters are slightly more scientifically literate than the non-Tea Party population. When composing histograms of the scientific inference abilities of liberals and conservatives, he discovered that those who described themselves as Tea Party supporters came out pretty well, based on National Science Foundation standards of evaluation.
"The shift to the right on the gray columns..." I hate this. I don't have the chart. I wouldn't bother showing it to you. Charts don't work on the radio. Let's sum it up for you. "In other words, Tea Party members appear to be slightly, but solidly more scientifically literate than non-Tea Party members. In fact, Tea Party members tend to be more scientifically literate than other self-described conservatives, who have slightly negative scores, overall.
"These findings should give both liberal and GOP establishment types pause over their caricatures of Tea Party constituents." The reaction that this guy got, it says here, was "remarkable." Here's how he described it, the Yale professor who did the study. He says, "I've got to confess, though, I found this result surprising. As I pushed the button to run the analysis on my computer, I fully expected I'd be shown a modest negative correlation between identifying with the Tea Party and science comprehension.
"But then again, I don't know a single person who identifies with the Tea Party. All my impressions come from watching cable TV -- and I don't watch Fox News very often -- and reading the ;paper; (New York Times daily, plus a variety of politics-focused internet sites like Huffington Post & Politico). I'm a little embarrassed, but mainly I'm just glad that I no longer hold this particular mistaken view."
Here's a Yale professor watching cable TV, reading the New York Times, thinks X of the Tea Party: Racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe, lunatic, extremists, dangerous, out of control, probably spittle dripping, missing the two front teeth, gun rack in the pickup on the way to church Saturday night for a good parking space as they pray to the Lord for anti-abortion belief.
That's what he thought of 'em, and then he finds out they know more about science than anybody else that he surveyed, and he couldn't believe it. Then he had to say to himself, "I realized, I don't know a single one of 'em, and I don't know anybody else who knows a single one of 'em! All I know about 'em is what I've been told." So a Yale professor, for whatever it's worth here, discovers he's been misled and lied. I guess it's a good thing he went ahead and reported this.
He could have buried it.
He could have been a good liberal professor and just put it in a drawer.
Well, left it on Dropbox so nobody could see it.
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Service to the city honored
On December 19, Joe Jackson and his wife, Dorinda, were honored by Calvert VFD. Jackson has served for over 40 years to the fire department and the citizens of Calvert.
The City of Calvert also honored Jackson with a proclamation naming December 19 as "Joe Jackson Day" and he was given key to the city.
Jackson and wife, Dorinda, were both surprised yet happy to receive this honor.
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My Name Is Michael Savage, And I Am A Homosexual Who Enjoys The Private Company Of Immigrants [Jun 25, 2003]
(Editor's note: Today, as you know, is Appropriate Michael Savage's Name For Your Own Purposes Day, in response to the right-wing media personality Michael Savage's dumb-ass lawsuit against three websites that exist solely or largely to criticize him. I've requested that as many bloggers and other website-keepers as possible dogpile onto Mr. Savage, because he can't sue us all. Keep tuning in to my website all day today, as it will serve as a clearinghouse for all the participants. And if you like what you see here, consider donating, down a bit and to your right, to my band's tour fund. Having that financial stress off my plate will keep my website spicy all summer, and I know you like spicy sites.
Now then. I was going to Appropriate Michael Savage today, but as it turns out, I didn't have to. Mr. Savage sent me an email two nights ago, trying to explain himself. So here I present a letter from Michael Savage himself. Enjoy. --NP)
By Michael Savage
In the past year, I've received a lot of criticism, much of it unwarranted, from gay groups, many of whom have urged a boycott of my radio and television shows and of my book. They seem to think that just because I rant on and on about the "homosexual lobby" and "homosexual agenda," that I hate homosexuals. Nothing could be further from the truth. Such hatred, on my part, would be self-hatred. Because I, Michael Savage, am a homosexual.
Yes, that's right. Michael Savage is gay. Tell everyone. Michael Savage is a big fat old queer. And as such, I like doing the things that most gay people do, such as walking my dog, mowing my lawn, and eating dinner. I do all of those things as a homosexual.
Of course, I also enjoy having sex with men. I wouldn't be a homosexual if I didn't. But I'm a private person and try to keep that side of my life from view. Generally, on the weekends, I slip down near the border, to towns like El Paso or Calexico, or Nogales, and I wait in a certain spot, pre-arranged by a coyote. A new shipment usually comes in around dusk. If I see a man I like, I say to him, through an interpreter, "Welcome to America! Would you like to come back to my trailer for a beer and maybe a job?"
We usually talk for a while, this immigrant and I, and then I send the interpreter away, and then the fresh-faced Mexican or Guatemalan and I really go at it, whether he wants to or not. Oh, boy, do I, Michael Savage, love having gay sex with newly-arrived immigrants!
Oh, sure, when the sex is over, I'm ashamed of myself, and I generally arrange to have my partner taken back across the border. Then I go on the radio and fulminate about how the borders should be sealed. But about five days later, I feel the hunger gnaw my belly. I know for sure, once again, that I will slake my thirst with another bracero cocktail.
So, to conclude, I, Michael Savage, media personality who sues websites for appropriating my name for their own commercial purposes, am also a homosexual who loves to fuck immigrants. Shout it aloud! Michael Savage is gay, gay, gay! I am ashamed no more!


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Long Island Lighting Company
"We're working harder to Serve you better, We're Lilco."
|Electric Utility
|Electrical transmission network acquired by LIPA, electrical distribution system and natural gas operations merged with Brooklyn Union Gas to form KeySpan
|Long Island Power Authority, KeySpan
|Long Island, New York (1911) by Ellis Laurimore Phillips & George W. Olmsted
|Hicksville, New York, United States of America[1]
Key people
|W. J. Catacosinos, Chairman & CEO,
J. T. Flynn, President & COO,
A. Nozzolillo, Sr. VP-Finance & CFO,
T. A. Babcock, Treasurer,
K. A. Marion, Corporate Secretary
|Electrical & natural gas utility[1] in Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Counties, on Long Island, New York[1]
The Long Island Lighting Company, or LILCO [ "lil-co" ], was an electrical power company and natural gas utility for the communities of Long Island, New York, serving 2.7 million people in Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Counties.[1]
LILCO was the original power utility for Long Island from 1911 until 1998. It was founded by Ellis Laurimore Phillips, an engineer, and a group of New York City investors, including George W. Olmsted,[2] when they purchased four small electric companies in Amityville, Islip, Northport and Sayville.[3]
LILCO built the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. In the end, in a political decision, the plant operated only briefly and then was closed down and bought by the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA), a public authority.
Hurricane Gloria hit Long Island on September 27, 1985, but power was not fully restored until October 8. The bitterness from the delays in restoring power helped bring down the Shoreham Plant and eventually helped force the sale of the company.[3]
On March 5, 1998, final Federal approval was received for LIPA to take over LILCO's electrical transmission network. The deal was completed later that year. The rest of LILCO merged with Brooklyn Union Gas to form KeySpan, which continued to run its former transmission network under contract with LIPA. KeySpan was taken over by National Grid USA in 2007. National Grid handed control of Long Island's electrical transmission system to New Jersey utility Public Service Enterprise Group in 2014.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d Company profile at Business.com
- ^ "Long Island Lighting Co. Mortgage," New York Times (1857-Current file); 4 June 1911, pg. XX7; ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times (1851 - 2003). Retrieved 30 March 2007.
- ^ a b Long Island Our Story, New York Newsday


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And I thought 'breading' was bad.
Love LOLcats? Who doesn't?! There are so many more over here!
I bought you a bad pun as a present.
U has rye sense ov humor.
Noooo! Nawt moar inbread humor!
The power of crust compels you!
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- Version 1.12.1 | Release Date: 2014-09-16 | Download
2. What's New
2.1. Bug Fixes
The following bugs have been fixed:
The following vulnerabilities have been fixed.
MEGACO dissector infinite loop. (Bug 10333) CVE-2014-6423
Netflow dissector crash. (Bug 10370) CVE-2014-6424
CUPS dissector crash. (Bug 10353) CVE-2014-6425
HIP dissector infinite loop. CVE-2014-6426
RTSP dissector crash. (Bug 10381) CVE-2014-6427
SES dissector crash. (Bug 10454) CVE-2014-6428
Sniffer file parser crash. (Bug 10461) CVE-2014-6429 CVE-2014-6430 CVE-2014-6431 CVE-2014-6432
The following bugs have been fixed:
Wireshark can crash during remote capture (rpcap) configuration. (Bug 3554, Bug 6922, ws-buglink:7021)
802.11 capture does not decrypt/decode DHCP response. (Bug 8734)
Extra quotes around date fields (FT_ABSOLUTE_TIME) when using -E quote=d or s. (Bug 10213)
No progress line in "VOIP RTP Player". (Bug 10307)
MIPv6 Service Selection Identifier parse error. (Bug 10323)
Probably wrong length check in proto_item_set_end. (Bug 10329)
802.11 BA sequence number decode is broken. (Bug 10334)
wmem_alloc_array() "succeeds" (and clobbers memory) when requested to allocate 0xaaaaaaaa items of size 12. (Bug 10343)
Different dissection results for same file. (Bug 10348)
Mergecap wildcard breaks in version 1.12.0. (Bug 10354)
Diameter TCP reassemble. (Bug 10362)
TRILL NLPID 0xc0 unknown to Wireshark. (Bug 10382)
BTLE advertising header flags (RxAdd/TxAdd) dissected incorrectly. (Bug 10384)
Ethernet OAM (CFM) frames including TLV's are wrongly decoded as malformed. (Bug 10385)
BGP4: Wireshark skipped some potion of AS_PATH. (Bug 10399)
MAC address name resolution is broken. (Bug 10344)
Wrong decoding of RPKI RTR End of Data PDU. (Bug 10411)
SSL/TLS dissector incorrectly interprets length for status_request_v2 hello extension. (Bug 10416)
Misparsed NTP control assignments with empty values. (Bug 10417)
6LoWPAN multicast address decompression problems. (Bug 10426)
Netflow v9 flowset not decoded if options template has zero-length scope section. (Bug 10432)
GUI Hangs when Selecting Path to GeoIP Files. (Bug 10434)
AX.25 dissector prints unprintable characters. (Bug 10439)
6LoWPAN context handling not working. (Bug 10443)
SIP: When export to a CSV, Info is changed to differ. (Bug 10453)
Typo in packet-netflow.c. (Bug 10458)
Incorrect MPEG-TS decoding (OPCR field). (Bug 10446)
2.2. New and Updated Features
There are no new features in this release.
2.3. New Protocol Support
There are no new protocols in this release.
2.4. Updated Protocol Support
6LoWPAN, A21, ACR122, Art-Net, AX.25, BGP, BTLE, CAPWAP, DIAMETER, DICOM, DVB-CI, Ethernet OAM, HIP, HiSLIP, HTTP2, IEEE 802.11, MAUSB, MEGACO, MIPv6, MP2T, Netflow, NTP, openSAFETY, OSI, RDM, RPKI RTR, RTSP, SES, SIP, TLS, and Token Ring MAC
2.5. New and Updated Capture File Support
DOS Sniffer, and NetScaler
- Version 1.10.5 | Release Date: 2013-12-19 | Download
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- Version 1.8.0 | Release Date: 2012-06-21 | Download
Bug Fixes
The following bugs have been fixed:
o When saving the displayed packets, packets which are
dependencies (e.g., due to reassembly) of the displayed
packets are included in the list of saved packets (Bug 3315).
o Rearranging columns in preferences doesn't work on 64-bit
Windows. (Bug 6077)
New and Updated Features
The following features are new (or have been significantly
updated) since version 1.6:
o Wireshark supports capturing from multiple interfaces at once.
o You can now add, edit, and save packet and capture file
o Wireshark, TShark, and their associated utilities now save
files using the pcap-ng file format by default. (Your copy of
Wireshark might still use the pcap file format if pcap-ng is
disabled in your preferences.)
o Decryption key management for IEEE 802.11, IPsec, and ISAKMP
is easier.
o OID resolution is now supported on 64-bit Windows.
o The "Save As" menu item has been split into "Save As", which
lets you save a file using a different filename and "Export
Specified Packets", which lets you have more control over
which packets are saved.
o TCP fast retransmissions are now indicated as an expert info
note, rather than a warning, just as TCP retransmissions are.
o TCP window updates are no longer colorized as "Bad TCP".
o TShark's command-line options have changed. The previously
undocumented -P option is now -2 option for performing a
two-pass analysis; the former -S option is now the -P option
for printing packets even if writing to a file, and the -S
option is now used to specify a different line separator
between packets.
o GeoIP IPv6 databases are now supported.
- Version 1.6.8 | Release Date: 2012-05-22 | Download
What's New
Bug Fixes
The following vulnerabilities have been fixed.
Infinite and large loops in the ANSI MAP, ASF, BACapp, Bluetooth HCI, IEEE 802.11, IEEE 802.3, LTP, and R3 dissectors have been fixed. Discovered by Laurent Butti. (Bugs 6805, 7118, 7119, 7120, 7121, 7122, 7124, 7125)
Versions affected: 1.4.0 to 1.4.12, 1.6.0 to 1.6.7.
The DIAMETER dissector could try to allocate memory improperly and crash. (Bug 7138)
Versions affected: 1.4.0 to 1.4.12, 1.6.0 to 1.6.7.
Wireshark could crash on SPARC processors due to misaligned memory. Discovered by Klaus Heckelmann. (Bug 7221)
Versions affected: 1.4.0 to 1.4.12, 1.6.0 to 1.6.7.
The following bugs have been fixed:
User-Password - PAP decoding passwords longer than 16 bytes. (Bug 6779)
The MSISDN is not seen correctly in GTP packet. (Bug 7042)
Wireshark doesn't calculate the right IPv4 destination using source routing options when bad options precede them. (Bug 7043)
BOOTP dissector issue with DHCP option 82 - suboption 9. (Bug 7047)
MPLS dissector in 1.6.7 and 1.7.1 misdecodes some MPLS CW packets. (Bug 7089)
ANSI MAP infinite loop. (Bug 7119)
HCIEVT infinite loop. (Bug 7122)
Wireshark doesn't decode NFSv4.1 operations. (Bug 7127)
LTP infinite loop. (Bug 7124)
Wrong values in DNS CERT RR. (Bug 7130)
Megaco parser problem with LF in header. (Bug 7198)
OPC UA bytestring node id decoding is wrong. (Bug 7226)
New and Updated Features
There are no new features in this release.
New Protocol Support
There are no new protocols in this release.
Updated Protocol Support
ANSI MAP, ASF, BACapp, Bluetooth HCI, DHCP, DIAMETER, DNS, GTP, IEEE 802.11, IEEE 802.3, IPv4, LTP, Megaco, MPLS, NFS, OPC UA, RADIUS
New and Updated Capture File Support
5View, CSIDS, pcap, pcap-ng
Getting Wireshark
Wireshark source code and installation packages are available from http://www.wireshark.org/download.html.
Vendor-supplied Packages
Most Linux and Unix vendors supply their own Wireshark packages. You can usually install or upgrade Wireshark using the package management system specific to that platform. A list of third-party packages can be found on the download page on the Wireshark web site.
File Locations
Wireshark and TShark look in several different locations for preference files, plugins, SNMP MIBS, and RADIUS dictionaries. These locations vary from platform to platform. You can use About→Folders to find the default locations on your system.
Known Problems
Wireshark might make your system disassociate from a wireless network on OS X 10.4. (Bug 1315)
Dumpcap might not quit if Wireshark or TShark crashes. (Bug 1419)
The BER dissector might infinitely loop. (Bug 1516)
Capture filters aren't applied when capturing from named pipes. (Bug 1814)
Filtering tshark captures with display filters (-R) no longer works. (Bug 2234)
The 64-bit Windows installer does not ship with libsmi. (Win64 development page)
"Closing File!" Dialog Hangs. (Bug 3046)
Application crash when changing real-time option. (Bug 4035)
Hex pane display issue after startup. (Bug 4056)
Packet list rows are oversized. (Bug 4357)
Summary pane selected frame highlighting not maintained. (Bug 4445)
Wireshark and TShark will display incorrect delta times when displayed as a custom column. (Bug 4985)
- Version 1.6.2 | Release Date: 2011-09-08 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 1.4.0 | Release Date: 2010-08-30 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 1.2.10 | Release Date: 2010-07-29 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 1.2.5 | Release Date: 2009-12-17 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 1.2.2 | Release Date: 2009-09-15 | Download
- http://www.wireshark.org/docs/relnotes/wireshark-1.2.2.html
- Version 1.0.7 | Release Date: 2009-04-08 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 1.0.6 | Release Date: 2009-02-06 | Download
This is the current stable release, the one posted (as I write this) is a developer release (which is also out of date).
- Version 1.0.4 | Release Date: 2008-10-20 | Download
New version and old i use this link was to the windows version.
- Version 1.0.3 | Release Date: 2008-09-19 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 1.0.2 | Release Date: 2008-08-04 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 0.99.5d-svn | Release Date: 2007-08-31 | Download
DMG of PPC or Intel /w latest from CVS. Includes all dependencies and doesnt require Fink or Ports.
* Supports modern Intel wireless chipsets for Intel macs
* many improvements
- Version 0.99.5 | Release Date: 2007-02-09 | Download
- No changes specified
- Version 0.99.2 | Release Date: 2006-07-18 | Download
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- Version 0.99.4 | Release Date: 1970-01-01 | Download
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... this sound... just remember me the good times... this remix is a TRIBUTE for the original theme by Hajime Hirasawa ... sorry for my english... i'm latino... este tema es EXCELENTE!!!!! .... "We're Star Fox!"... me puso los pelos de punta!!!!!
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Not bad! A little dry/empty at a few points where you've relied too heavily on the high/light instruments and the bass to make up the timbre; for future pieces I'd suggest trying to fill those gaps where you can. Apart from that though, VERY good use of sound clips and instrumentation. You got a really good nostalgic feel going. :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Starfox For the epic win! This is an amazing remix of an awesome game I haven't played since god knows when. It makes me wanna, dare I say it, "Do a barrel roll!" Awesome work as always, man!


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May 20, 2010
By Jeffrey S. Quiett
Related Scripture: Leviticus 18:15, 2026; 20:68
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Associate professor of marriage and family counseling, University of Mobile
Leviticus 18:1–5, 20–26; 20:6–8
Set Apart (18:1–5)
Beginning with a familiar preamble, Moses repeated to the Israelites their connection with God and their obedient response to Him. The Israelites were reminded frequently who they were and whom they served. God commanded them to set themselves apart from the practices of their former captors (the Egyptians) and their future subjects (the Canaanites).
Egyptian and Canaanite perversions are well attested in Scripture and nonbiblical sources. Brothers married sisters in the Egyptian royal family. Homosexuality was referred to among the Canaanites (Gen. 19:5). Bestiality (sex with animals) was known from Egyptian, Canaanite and Hittite sources. Archaeological findings also have suggested the practice of child sacrifice among the pre-Israelite inhabitants of Canaan. These verses make it clear that God's people are to be different in thought and practice from those who reject Him as their Lord. The Israelites were under constant temptation to deviate from God's standard of right behavior. Much of their downfall in the Old Testament can be attributed to their inability to set strong boundaries against the unholy living of people around them. The modern parallels are clear. One's claim to be a follower of Christ without evidence of holy living as defined by God's standard nullifies the claim (John 14:15). Although works do not save a person (Eph. 2:8), holy living does give evidence of his or her connection with Christ after he or she has made Him personal Lord and Savior (Eph. 2:10).
Holy Living (18:20–26)
In this passage, God specified certain common practices among the Canaanites that the Israelites were to shun. Verse 20 denounces adultery, while verse 21 prohibits child sacrifice. Verse 22 is a clear condemnation of homosexuality, and other biblical passages make further denouncements of this practice (Gen. 19; Lev. 20:13; Judg. 19:22; Rom. 1:27; 1 Cor. 6:9). Verse 23 condemns bestiality, which transgresses the God-given boundaries between man and animals. Verses 24–26 give further warning of the dangers of adopting Canaanite practices. If the Israelites did adopt these behaviors, then God warned them that the land would "vomit out" them as it had the Canaanites. Failure to keep God's law meant consequences for the Israelites. Social norms and popular opinion do not define what is right and wrong. This passage makes it clear that God defines correct thinking and behavior. God's holiness sets the standard for human living. Homosexuality is a prime example. Although many may consider this behavior a "lifestyle choice," the Bible clearly condemns it. Though we may change moral standards, God's standard never changes.
Dependence on God (20:6–8)
Verse 6 refers to "necromancy" or "divination" that came in many forms in the Old Testament. This verse names "mediums" and "spiritists" as off-limits to the Israelites. The common occupation of these individuals was attempting to communicate with the dead for purposes of telling the future. Only God knows and is in control of the future, eliminating the need for necromancy. Verses 7–8 are more exhortations to holiness. Holy living demands that God's followers separate themselves from sinful practices and live in accordance with His definition of right living. Notice at the end of verse 8 that God is ultimately the One who makes it possible for His followers to live in accordance with His will. The pursuit of holiness can only be accomplished with God, who is the very definition of holiness. An increased interest today in ghosts and communicating with these spirits is easily seen in television and other media. Scripture clearly denounces the practice of looking to the dead for guidance. Followers of Christ are to be dependent on God for direction and security. The pursuit of holy living cannot be realized unless one dies to self and gives that life to God (Rom. 6:4). Without the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, holy living is not possible. Sheer willpower or knowledge of all of God's laws is not enough. Only through Christ and the presence of the Holy Spirit can holiness be achieved in God's eyes (Rom. 8:3–4).


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The Huntington Art Gallery houses one of the most distinguished collections of 18th- and 19th-century British paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts outside London, including Thomas Gainsborough's Blue Boy, Joshua Reynolds' Sarah Siddons as the Tragic Muse, and John Constable's View on the Stour near Dedham. The Arabella D. Huntington Memorial Art Collection contains Renaissance paintings and sculpture along with a collection of 18th-century French sculpture, tapestries, porcelain, and furniture.
On display in the Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art, The Huntington's American art collection includes works from the 1690s to the 1950s, including important paintings such as Mary Cassatt's Breakfast in Bed, Frederic Edwin Church's Chimborazo, and Edward Hopper's The Long Leg.
The Dorothy Collins Brown Wing of the Scott Galleries is devoted to the work of early 20th-century Pasadena architects Charles and Henry Greene. Permanent features of the Greene & Greene collection include a recreation of the dining room from the Henry M. Robinson House and the reassembled staircase from the Libby House (demolished in 1968).
The Huntington's Prints and Drawings collection includes American and European works on paper. Highlights include one of the world's most extensive collections of William Blake material; a comprehensive collection of British watercolors, old master prints by artists including Rembrandt and Albrecht Dürer; a large collection of works on paper by American artist John Sloan; and photographs including more than 500 by Edward Weston.
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Hotel Monte Puertatierra: Our hotel in Cadiz, is just a few metres from the beach (in southern Spain). Set in the historic centre
Monte Puertatierra Hotel offers WI-Fi in all facilities in the hotel. Access and browsing on the net is always free, through a personal password to be used in any hotel of our hotel chain. Ask for your personal password when checking-in and enjoy browsing wherever in our hotels.
Open from 07:00 am to 10:30 am. From Mondays to Fridays and from 08:00 to 11.30 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.Different types of freshly baked bread, fruit and fresh and daily products, freshly baked confectionary, hot dishes and natural juices are offered every day.
Our customers are all different. That is the reason why at Monte Puertatierra Hotel personalized service is offered, BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER your stay.
In the hotel lobby, you will find a computer and a printer connected to the Internet. Use is free.
The Hotel has a garage charged to the customer, managed by our personnel 24 hours a day. Access dimensions are as follows: 2.10 m. high per 2.80 m. wide. Provided with 42 parking bays. The garage entry is at the side part of the hotel (right street if facing it).
You will have nice and relaxing atmosphere in our hotel cafeteria. There you may have a pleasant conversation, read or surf the Internet thanks to our Wi-Fi system while having a coffee, some tapas or a drink. You can also use the terrace in the street during the spring and summer seasons.
If you want to have breakfast, you can use the breakfast buffet room to have coffee, toast or your favorite choice.
Our Cafeteria is open during the afternoon (19:00 PM-23:00 PM) and has a dining-room. We have a menu of dishes according to the season.
Laundry service is offered from your room. Please, check our price list, which is in the wardrobe, next to the bag for your clothes.
You will find a pillow menu in your bedroom for you to choose the pillow which better suits you: 100% latex, feather pillows or viscoelastic pillows. Free service, just call reception.
Monte Puertatierra Hotel has four function rooms. Maximum capacity up to 300 people.
Company meetings, training courses or any other activity you may need. Hoteles Monte Commercial Department can also provide you with a wide range of audiovisual means (upon request), technical support, free hospitality desk, and catering service.
Offers can be consulted in the Meetings and Events section in this web page.
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ACP/MCP-tag substrates are conjugated to the phosphopantetheinyl moeity of Coenzyme A (CoA) and require a separate enzyme (ACP or SFP Synthase) for labeling. The labeling reaction is specific for fusion proteins expressed on the cell surface. The same substrates are used to label both the ACP- and the MCP-tags; specificity is determined by the synthase used for labeling.
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Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is an exciting platform for enjoying
all of your media from the comfort of your sofa. However, there are many
times that you might wish to extend Media Center to perform functionality that
it does not have "out of the box." Microsoft has created a
software development kit that allows you to write your own software that
runs in Media Center. In a previous
article, I gave you a broad-brush introduction to creating an HTML application
that runs in the 10-foot experience of Windows Media Center. This article will
introduce you to the creation of .NET add-ins that are hosted within Media Center. The .NET add-ins allow you to write functional code that can interact with Media
Center using your favorite .NET language.
There are two types of .NET add-ins for Media Center:
One of the first things you need to know about creating add-ins for Windows XP Media Center Addition 2005 is that they must be written and compiled in .NET 1.0. This is due to the fact that the add-in is hosted by the Media Center process, and that's the only version that Microsoft supports at the present time. This causes many developers a little discomfort, because they are accustomed to working with Visual Studio 2003, which supports only .NET 1.1. However, you can continue to use your existing editor of choice to write the code and then use the .NET compiler on the Media Center computer to compile it. That is the approach that I'll take in this article so that you can get a quick feel for developing an add-in for Media Center without having to install an older version of Visual Studio.
Before we get started, make sure you've downloaded and installed the Media Center Software Developer Kit (SDK).
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In order to allow your class to interact with Media Center, you need to be familiar with two interfaces:
Let's create a class that will implement the required interfaces and show users a dialog when they run it. It's important that you not pop your own dialogs or create your own windows from your add-in. All interaction with the user should be done through the provided interface. Media Center provides us with a dialog that we can use. Create a directory on the Media Center machine to contain your source code. Then, save the code below to a file named HelloWorld.cs:
using System;
using System.Collections;
using Microsoft.MediaCenter.AddIn;
namespace Sample
public class HelloWorld : MarshalByRefObject,
private AddInHost mcHost;
void IAddInModule.Initialize(
IDictionary dictAppInfo,
IDictionary dictEntryPoint)
void IAddInModule.Uninitialize()
void IAddInEntryPoint.Launch(AddInHost host)
mcHost = host;
mcHost.HostControl.Dialog("Hello, World",
Notice that the
Launch method of the
IAddInEntryPoint handed us
a reference to an instance of the
AddInHost. This is our doorway
to the functionality provided by Media Center. Everything you'll ever need
to do with Media Center is in that AddInHost instance. We simply asked the
HostControl instance to pop a dialog for us.
We need to tell the compiler a little bit about our class, so create a text file named AssemblyInfo.cs, paste the following code into it, and save it in the same folder with the HelloWorld.cs file:
using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
[assembly: AssemblyTitle("Media Center Hello World")]
[assembly: AssemblyDescription("Hello, World")]
[assembly: AssemblyConfiguration("")]
[assembly: AssemblyCompany("")]
[assembly: AssemblyProduct("")]
[assembly: AssemblyCopyright("")]
[assembly: AssemblyTrademark("")]
[assembly: AssemblyCulture("")]
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0")]
Now that we've got the code written, we'll need to compile it. We'll also need to register the compiled DLL with Media Center so it knows that it exists. We're going to use the compiler from the .NET directory on the Media Center to compile our code. Create another text file and paste the following text into it:
Echo Off
Echo Building Add-in...
c:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\csc.exe /target:library /reference:C:\WINDOWS\eHome\Microsoft.MediaCenter.dll HelloWorld.cs AssemblyInfo.cs
Echo copying file to eHome directory...
copy HelloWorld.dll C:\WINDOWS\eHome\HelloWorld.dll
Echo File Copied to eHome directory.
Save the file to the same folder you just created, and name it make.cmd. When you double-click on this file, it will build the code and copy the resulting DLL to the directory that contains Media Center applications.
Now that we've built the DLL and copied it to the correct folder, we'll need to register it with Media Center. We do this by creating an XML file containing the registration settings that Media Center needs and then calling RegisterMCEApp.exe (included with Media Center).
Note: The best way to register an add-in is to create a Windows Installer file. See the online SDK documentation for more details.
Create a new text file in the folder that you created above. Paste the following XML into the new text file:
<application title="Sample Add-In"
addin="Sample.HelloWorld, HelloWorld"
title="Hello, World"
description=".NET Add-in Sample">
<category category="Background" />
Save the file as HelloWorld.mcl.
Open the make.cmd file from above and add the following text at the end of the file:
Echo Registering application with Media Center...
C:\WINDOWS\eHome\RegisterMCEApp.exe "c:\SAMPLE_FOLDER_PATH\HelloWorld.mcl"
Change the
SAMPLE_FOLDER_PATH to the correct path, save the file, and then double-click on it to compile, copy, and register it with Media
Start Media Center by pressing the Start button on your remote control. You should see the dialog pop up with the message "Hello, World" (Figure 1). Congratulations; you've just created your first add-in. Close the Media Center application to continue.
Figure 1: Your first add-in
Notice how our add-in executed as soon as we started Media Center. It did this because we set it up as a background application in the .mcl file above by adding the following category information:
<category category="Background"/>
How would we make an on-demand add-in? It's simple. All we need to do is tell Media Center how we want it to be executed. We do this by using one of the 16categories defined in the Media Center SDK:
For our sample, we'll register our add-in to handle requests from More With This\Audio\Album. This means that our add-in will run when we press the More Information button
on the Media Center remote control and select More from the resulting menu. Let's
add some code to our add-in that will display the album artist in a dialog box when we do this. Open the HelloWorld.cs file and replace the original
dialog code in the
IAddInEntryPoint.Launch method with the following line
of code:
mcHost.HostControl.Dialog("Artist: " +
"Artist Info", 1, 10, false);
Open the HelloWorld.mcl file in a text editor and replace the
element with the following XML text:
<category category="More With This\Audio\Album"/>
Save the file. Before we build and register our add-in, let's ensure that
our add-in is unregistered before it is built. This will ensure a clean registration
each time we build it. Open the make.cmd file in a text editor and add the
following text to the top of the file (just after the
Echo Off line):
Echo Unregistering application from Media Center
C:\WINDOWS\eHome\RegisterMCEApp.exe /u "c:\SAMPLE_FOLDER_PATH\HelloWorld.mcl"
Save make.cmd, and then run it. Once your add-in has been built and registered, start up Media Center. Navigate to My Music and click on the OK button. Once the Albums list has loaded, navigate to one of the albums in your collection then press the More button on your Media Center remote control (Figure 2).
Figure 2. Using your new add-in
Select More, and click on OK (Figure 3).
Figure 3. Using your new add-in
Select Hello, World from the list and click on OK. You should see a dialog that shows the name of the album (Figure 4).
Figure 4. Using your new add-in
You have now created an on-demand add-in that interacts with the Media Center context.
This article took you through a very basic scenario to introduce you to the steps involved with creating your own add-ins for Media Center using .NET. There is an entire world of possibility out there for you to explore from within Media Center. The following resources will help you in your quest to create that next killer application for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005:
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The Wikipad, a 10" Android gaming tablet with a detachable controller, was set to arrive last Halloween for $499. However, some further refinement postponed its launch and when it finally does arrive, the early specifications could be entirely different. All is not lost for the Wikipad, as its creators, Wikipad Inc, announced a new 7" version that arrives this spring. It runs on Android 4.1, features that detachable controller, and is priced at an affordable $249.
When the company delayed the 10" tablet, it listened to customer feedback and decided to work on a 7" version. There are still plans for that 10" one, just there isn't anything new to report on it just yet. Now, that 7" tablet has a 1280x800, IPS touchscreen capable of five-point gestures and an NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor at its core.
It has 1GB of DDR3 memory and 16GB of built-in storage to hold all your games, movies, music, and apps. A microSD slot provides up to an additional 32GB of storage should you need the extra room. Other features include 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, a front two megapixel camera, 3-axis accelerometer, gyroscope, a micro USB port, and a micro HDMI port.
As for what makes the Wikipad a gaming tablet, well, there's that detachable controller, which received some tweaking since the reveal of the 10" tablet. It still has the dual analog sticks, D-pad, and face buttons, but the response time has been improved. Various games from PlayStation Mobile, Big Fish Games, TegraZone, OnLive, Google Play, and others are supported by the controller, and if something isn't there's that 7" touchscreen.


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PURPOSE: This study was undertaken to assess results of surgical repair of rectocele and to identify possible determinants of outcome from patient's history and preoperative defecography. Another aim was to evaluate how surgery affects rectal evacuation.
METHOD: Thirty-four women with constipation and rectal emptying difficulties underwent surgery with a transanal technique. A preoperative defecography was performed in each patient. They were followed up after a median of 10 (range, 2-60) months with a questionnaire (n=34) and a defecography (n=31). Computer-based image analysis of defecographies was used to evaluate rectal evacuation.
RESULTS: In 27 patients (79 percent), the result of surgery was good with subjectively improved emptying. The need for vaginal or perineal digitation preoperatively was related to a good result (P <0.05), whereas a previous hysterectomy (P <0.01) and a large rectal area on defecography (P <0.01) related to a poor result. Preoperative use of enemas, motor stimulants, or several types of laxatives also related to a poor outcome (P <0.05). Surgical treatment resulted in reduction of the rectocele (P <0.001), an elevated position of the anorectal junction (P <0.05), and improved rectal evacuation on defecographies (P <0.001).
CONCLUSIONS: Surgical repair reduces the size of the rectocele and improves rectal emptying. These changes are accompanied by a symptomatic improvement in the majority of patients. Preoperative patient data and defecography may help in selecting patients for surgery.
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...the first thing I saw
I wanted the Lord to show me more on the battle. ..so....I ordered "We Were Soldiers" in from Netflix.... our old tape had no special features like those on the DVD's and I felt like I needed to see those features....I felt that the Lord had something He wanted me to see. Already I saw two things I need to share...and I haven't even watched the movie yet!
so....what do we believe!
An old mentor taught me a lot about the importance of believing in our lives.... it is a creative force for good things or for bad things...he told me if I believe for a rainy day... guess what...I will get what I believe for...I will get a rainy day....
On the Waterfront
I feel like it's time to get back to the fear thing again.....it's something we all need to deal with...all the time...as Satan keeps throwing it at us from all directions....talked about a lot of those directions about a week or so ago....it is major in our lives....it truly is the 2nd most powerful motivational force in the universe...
....a look at the other side
I promised I would get back to the other side of the imagination coin.....
It's a little unreal how easy it is to get caught up in all the things we need to get done! Kind of silly actually. I mean...if I drop dead tomorrow...who on earth will get it all done! I have touched on the subject of "busy-ness" on and off in these musings....but...knowing I need to stop....is not the same as stopping... :)
ah yes....principles
Another one of those "I can't believe I did these things..." The reason I can say the kind of things that I say is that I learned them all the old fashioned way.....I did them!
....what is the battle....really?
Digress.....? What.....who....me?
I know I've mentioned that I am the most easily distracted person I know. I still have 4 other postings I have started working on but something always seems to come up that kind of insists that it needs to get done first...like now! :)
I know I've mentioned that I am the most easily distracted person I know. I still have 4 other postings I have started working on but something always seems to come up that kind of insists that it needs to get done first...like now! :)
....what a great gift..our imaginations
I've been enjoying "oatmeal and Eldredge" lately. As usual...it triggers things way down deep inside the old fella...this "O&E" time, it was a two sided thing...I'll talk about the second side next time....
entering a new era
Lots of excited people out there....their man is soon to take over the running of this country....lots of people have hope they didn't have 6 months ago....I like it when I see fear and depression lifting off people. Things should get better in the U.S. for a time. I hope it lasts. We need Government. I don't think it matters whether it is U.S. Government... European government....or anywhere in the world government....doesn't matter what political party is in this time...it can be democrats, republicats or alleycats....
.....unconditional love
It's the most powerful force in the universe.....unconditional love....that's what I was trying to communicate yesterday. I've talked about love before and the inadequacy of our language to communicate what God's love is like.....love has become a non-word....I love my new computer and I love my wife...when I tell her that I love her, it probably would not be a good idea to say that I love oatmeal and the Red Sox at the same time!


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The 2014 NBA Draft is a week away and the top of the draft board is beginning to take shape.
The consensus top three picks for the draft according to a compilation of mock drafts by NBA.com are a trio of freshmen: Kansas center Joel Embiid, Duke shooting forward Jabari Parker and Kansas shooting forward Andrew Wiggins. In fact, eight of the top 14 picks are projected to be freshmen, while just one senior — Creighton's Doug McDermott, a three-time first-team All-American and the 2014 National Player of the Year — is expected to be taken with one of those top picks.
But while the top of the draft starts to show some signs of certainty, projecting where former Florida players will be drafted still remains an uncertainty.
Patric Young is the lone UF athlete consistently showing up on draft boards. Young, who measured in at 6-foot-10 and 247 pounds at the NBA Combine, is the No. 34 overall prospect and No. 3 center according to ESPN's Chad Ford.
Although ESPN ranks Young as a late-first round pick, most mock drafts slate the former Gators center and Jacksonville native as a mid-second round selection.
Young, the 2014 Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Year and an honorable mention AP All-American, paced the Gators with 41 blocks while ranking 12th in the SEC with 6.2 rebounds per game. He finished his UF career as the 11th player in Gators history to finish his career with at least 1300 points and 800 rebounds.
Fellow Florida players Scottie Wilbekin and Casey Prather, the No. 74 and No. 95 prospects on Ford's Top 100 list, could squeeze in as late second round picks but are likely to go undrafted.
Wilbekin was the 2014 SEC Player of the Year and a third-team All-American after averaging 13.1 points per game and led the Gators with 3.6 assists per game and 56 steals in a team-best 34 minutes per contest, but off-the-field issues could leave teams hesitant of drafting him.
Prather, who averaged just 3.1 points per game in his first three years with Florida, led the Gators in his senior campaign with 13.8 points per contest and paced the SEC with a .603 shooting clip. The first-team All-SEC selection also set career-highs in rebounds per game (5.0), assists per game (1.6), total steals (37) and total blocks (20) in his final collegiate season.
Since Florida won its last national championship in 2007, 11 former Gators have been drafted — five were first-round choices — with at least one UF player being selected in every draft with the exception of 2010.
UF's 2007 draft class saw five players — Al Horford (third), Corey Brewer (seventh), Joakim Noah (ninth), Chris Richard (41st) and Taurean Green (52nd) — taken in the 60-pick draft, tying with the 2006 UConn class for the most players selected in one year until the 2012 draft when Kentucky had six players drafted.
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A Career in Risk Management!
Risk Management Courses which focuses on calamity management has opened a new avenue in the field of study in India. Urbanization has increased the risks of natural calamities like flood, earthquake, fire etc. Residents of earthquake prone region and coal mine areas are always threatened by the damage caused by the movement of earth and exposure to toxic and methane […Read More]


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Death by Tanning?
By Jack Hafferkamp
Published Jul 26, 2008
You see them all over, guys lying on the grass, at the beach, in the park, on the rocks, wearing skimpy suits and shamelessly working on their tans. "Not exactly working," joked Jeremy Hilborn, lying on Chicago's beautiful Kathy Osterman Beach midday on a recent summer Sunday. "And it's better than lying on the sofa all day."
"Or washing windows," added his friend Steve Smith.
Even after all the media blitzing about the dangers of tanning—one person an hour dies of skin cancer in the US—there were Hilborn and Smith, lying there, amid a beach full of bodies, waiting for trouble. Why? Because, let's face it, many of us look better with a tan. It's why French fries look so much tastier than naked Idaho spuds.
"When patients tell me about bronzing themselves to look good, I tell them a scar across the face doesn't look so good either," says Dr. Brooke Jackson, medical director of Chicago's Skin Wellness Center. "You'll never hear a dermatologist say it's OK to get a tan— unless it's from a bottle." She should know. Dr. Jackson is a clinical assistant professor at Northwestern University Medical School, a medical ambassador for the American Cancer Society, and an avid runner. She spends a fair amount of time out in the sun herself. "I am vigilant about sun screen and have been for years. I put on a broad-spectrum block 15 minutes before I go outside. Sunburning is your body's alarm system going off. You need to listen to your body."
Of course, a lot of the people you see out there in the sun are also the ones still smoking. So fear of getting cancer is not necessarily much of a deterrent. The US Centers for Disease Control put it this way: "Although most Americans are aware of the dangers of UV exposure, only about one third take measures to protect their skin from the sun." Cancer, from relatively simple basal cell carcinomas to scary melanomas, is not the only danger lurking in the idea of a sexy tan. There is an increased risk of cataracts and plain old premature aging of the skin.
"I saw a patient a few days ago," Dr. Jackson relates, "she is 25 but looks like a leather purse. The number one, two, and three reasons for premature aging of the skin is the sun." Dr. Jackson raises an interesting point: If one spends a lot of time in the gym getting in shape, why squander the hard work's benefits in the sun?
But fundamentally, sun tanning, whether at the beach or in a tanning salon, is all about absorbing ultraviolet radiation, which cooks your skin cells and creates the pigment known as melanin. Melanin makes the skin look dark. Unprotected skin can be harmed by UV rays in as little as 15 minutes. And sun damage is cumulative. "If you are Irish, have fair skin and blue eyes and burn when you stick your finger outdoors," says Dr. Jackson, "you need to understand who you are. You can't change it. There is no way to make somebody who is fair into someone who can handle the sun well. If you don't listen to your body, you will be the one to get skin cancer."
But what about darker-skinned people? "Brown skin does not let you off the hook," Dr. Jackson says. "I ask my patients if they know what Bob Marley died from? Melanoma. The idea that your dark skin will protect you is a false sense of security." What darker skin does give you is a little more initial protection against burning. To better understand the relative dangers for people, dermatologists have created a scale of six types of skin


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The final defendant in a 2010 drug-related homicide pleaded guilty late Monday afternoon after a jury was sworn in to hear the case.
Rachon J. Hill, 18, formerly of Forest Willow Court on the Northeast Side, had been charged with aggravated murder and aggravated robbery in the shooting death of William Chad Oiler, 41. Hill pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and aggravated robbery.
Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Mark Serrott sentenced Hill to 10 years in prison on the first charge and five years on the second.
Hill has spent about 16 months in custody.
Defense attorney Mark Collins said Hill had been willing to plead guilty with a 15-year sentence before the trial began. Oiler's family considered that possibility, then agreed to it after the jury was selected, said Michael Jakubow, an assistant prosecutor.
Two others also had pleaded guilty. Hill's brother, Brian L. Hill, 23, is serving a 10-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter. He pleaded guilty in November after his trial had started.
Traven Miller, 21, began serving a three-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter in 2011.
Oiler was shot when the three tried to rob him during a South Side drug deal on July 24, 2010, according to prosecutors and investigators. They had planned to steal a bag of pills from Oiler after he approached their car on Fornoff Road for a sale.
Rachon Hill shot Oiler as they struggled over the pills, prosecutors said.
He was 16 at the time, but a Juvenile Court judge transferred the case to adult court.
Rachon Hill also pleaded guilty on Monday to two unrelated charges of aggravated robbery from 2011.
Serrott sentenced Hill to 15 years on the unrelated robberies to be served at the same time.


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The Enochian Temples System
- Enochian Temples
A technique for transforming an elemental Tablet into a three-dimensional astral temple.
- The Lower Temple
Formation and use of the "altars" built up out of the Lesser Angles
- An Invocation for the Temple of the Fire Tablet
A complete astral ritual for the consecration of an enochian temple.
- The Lotus of the Temple
A highly advanced technique, for contacting "extraterrestrial" magickal powers. See the "Magickal Records" section for samples of the results.
- Generating the "Abyss" Experience with the Enochian Temples
An interesting technique for those who enjoy banging their heads with a sledge-hammer. It feels so good when you stop!
- Invoking the cacodemons
Comments by the angels on the use of these beings, the only truly "elemental" creatures in the Enochian system.
- The Aeonic Perspective of the Enochian Temples
An explanation of the Set-versus-Horus "channelings" in the Temple papers. Not essential to use of the system.
Other Advanced Papers
- Comselha: An Enochian Macrocosmic Ritual
A ritual designed to invoke all the macrocosmic powers in the Elemental Tablets and anchor them in the magician. Based on the attribute system described in Godzilla Meets E.T., Part II. See also the "Magickal Records" section.


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Check out this 1942 DC bus and streetcar map
DDOT posted this 1942 map by Capital Transit to help people navigate around the city by bus or streetcar:
Fares were 10¢ or 50¢ for six. You could buy a monthly pass for $1.25. And unlike today, you could transfer for free between bus and rail.
One block of text urges "housewives" to "help Washington's War Effort" by only "travel in business shopping areas only between" 10 am and 3 pm. That's because 300,000 people were getting to and from work outside those times.
The streetcar numbering also shows where we get today's bus line numbers (for routes that don't have a letter). Many of the lines followed routes very similar to major bus corridors today.
The 30 followed Wisconsin Avenue NW and Pennsylvania Avenue SE, and today, that's the 30 series buses. The 40 and 42 lines followed Connecticut and Columbia to Mount Pleasant, as the 42 (and 43) buses do today. The 50s lines used 14th Street, the 70s Georgia Avenue, 80s Rhode Island Avenue, and the 90s a rough circle around the central city, like their modern equivalents.
The 60 took 11th Street and ended at the north end of Columbia Heights. This matches the commercial district there today, but the modern 62 and 63 mostly use Sherman Avenue through this area and continue farther north.
The 20 route no longer exists; it followed the Potomac River to Glen Echo.
And finally, the 10 streetcar line went to Rosslyn and (with the 12) H Street and Benning Road. The eastern part of this became the X lines (X is the Roman numeral for 10).
If you're wondering whether historical streetcar precedent suggests whether the streetcar should go up Georgia Avenue to Silver Spring or to Takoma, the map is no help; the 72 cut east to Takoma while the 70 stayed on Georgia (though it ended just before the District line).
Finally, the Mall (or, at least, West and East Potomac Park) had a sort of Circulator: the Hains Point line, but only on Sundays in the summer.
-No Washington Hospital Center, VA Hospital, Children's Hospital, NRH complex between Michigan Avenue and Irving Street. In fact, Irving Street does not exist east of Park Road, and North Capitol Street does not exist north of Michigan Avenue - it is all part of the Soldier's Home property. The H2 route is much simpler.
-Macarthur Boulevard is still Conduit Road. Sibley Hospital does not exist in its current location. The "D" bus stops two blocks short of its current terminus, and follows a slightly different route at the south end of Conduit Road.
-No "D" or "M" bus crosstown on Nebraska Avenue, west of New Mexico Avenue.
-No buses on Massachusetts Avenue between Wisconsin and New Mexico Avenues, only on Cathedral and New Mexico Avenues.
-Jefferson Memorial not shown.
-No RFK Stadium. Griffith Stadium is adjacent to Howard University campus but not labeled on map.
-No Kennedy Center. No Watergate complex. No State Department or other federal buildings south and west of Virginia Avenue, only old sites of US Naval Hospital and National Institutes of Health immediately north-northwest of the Lincoln Memorial. No Roosevelt Bridge or Potomac Freeway. Constitution Avenue continues in a straight line to the river. "Watergate" at its original site between Memorial Bridge and Rock Creek Parkway.
Very interesting to see on a transit map.
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On the other hand, it does suggest that we're just returning to the natural order of things. Like the '50s-'90s were a weird departure from the rest of urban history, but now we're getting back to normal.
Much of Brookland and Fort Totten was built in the 1940s. That is the plan at the time for future construction. However, the street grid as it was actually built was very different - in particular, the part north of Emerson Street. The park between Galloway and Gallatin Streets, through which I-95 was later proposed to be built, does not exist at all on this map.
-The L buses terminated at Judiciary Square, not Federal Triangle.
-The M4 ran in a loop between Pinehurst and Tenley Circles that combined portions of at least three other, later bus routes, including the present M4.
-The proposed streets in the vicinity of Military Road, Oregon Avenue and 27th Street (now St. John's High School) were very different from what was actually built.
The Capital Transit map shows the Pentagon on top of the rail line between Rosslyn and the Long Bridge. I'm guessing that's just laziness on the part of the mapmaker.
I remember the fare was a dime, with three tokens for a quarter. Transfers could be used indefinitely as long as you were going in the same direction and time hadn't run out. A weekly pass cost a dollar and a quarter. Streetcar motormen on the one-man cars and bus drivers made change for fares, usually while the vehicle was in motion.
Open cars ran every summer on most lines until 1935. The seating arrangement was transverse wooden benches (rattan covered seats were standard on the closed cars) with no middle aisle for standees or the conductor. He had to give change and collect fares from the side of the moving car at the same time he was hanging for dear life. Since these cars were open on all sides except the floor and roof, it was better to check the weather before you took one. These open cars were painted a bright yellow and red, as I recall, opposed to the dark forest green of the Capital Traction closed cars and the lighter green of the Washington Railway and Electric cars.
Some of the Capital Traction Co. cars had two long rattan-covered benches running along the length of the car on either side. They were used to accommodate more passengers during rush. The conventional seating arrangement, seats facing forward, required the conductors to go through the cars and swing the backs of the seats into a different position. This was true, of course, where there was no end-of-line loop. It was was a very noisy procedure.
When I started riding mass transit with my mother, about 1931, there were three compahies: Capital Traction, Washington Railway & Electric, and Washington Rapid Transit. The last-named operated buses along a 16th Street trunk line. (There were also a few Virginia and Maryland interurban lines.) In 1933, the DC lines were all consolidated into Capital Transit, which it remained for many years. The two-man streetcars all took on the Washington Railway & Electric colors, while the one-man cars took on the silver colors of the bus company. Later, the streamlined PCC cars were given a cream=green color, which changed over the years. A distinctive feature of the front-engine buses was the capitol dome radiator cap they all had. The 16th Street bus lines operated open-topped double-decker vehicles during the summer until 1935.
It was great fun riding the buses and streetcars downtown in those days, especially to F Street, which was the heart of downtown in those days. The abandonment of Washington's great streetcar system, with its unique underground trolleys, was the abandonment of Washington as I knew it.
Now I'd like to pay tribute to one of Washington Railway & Electric's bus lines, the 19th Street Loop, which ran between Adams Mill Road and Fort Toten. Between 1926 and 1935, they ran little brown model X Yellow Coaches, the first really successful commercial bus. You could hear them at all times of the day, above the roar of lions and the braying of elephants in the Zoo. Going up the Kenyon Street hill in second gear they sounded like sopranos in a Wagnerian opera. They came about every 5 minutes all day long and never broke down. They were slow, but dependable, and provided as comfortable a ride as one could ask for. Basically, they served as feeders to the Mount Pleasant, 14th Street, and Georgia Avenue rail lines, but they also functioned as an early crosstown bus route, maybe the earliest in Washington. I love streetcars, but I wish I could ride on of those brave little brown buses again.
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Centered on Community
Albion College offers four-year tuition, room and board to as many as 10 first-year students who are Albion residents and attended Albion Public Schools in grades 6-8. Learn about the Build Albion Fellows Program
President Ditzler talks about the initiative on WBCK-FM
Reopening the Bohm: Read about a landmark internship for Andrea Walles, '15
Albion College's Sister City efforts earn a national award
Watch an expert panel discuss "Albion Tomorrow"
Listen to the Town & Gown podcast series
AKA Shows Domestic Violence Awareness Film
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority sponsor a screening of "Sin by Silence," a domestic violence awareness documentary, Thursday, April 5, at 6:30 p.m. in the Bobbitt Visual Arts Center.
The film highlights the stories of several domestic violence survivors, showing how they chose to deal with the abuse. "Many people are affected by domestic violence. Every 9 seconds a woman is abused," said AKA member Cheyenne Brown. "It's sad that there are more shelters for animals than there are for domestic violence victims. We wanted to shed light on this epidemic and help victims gain justice and a support system."


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Anti-corruption activists jailed in China
Lengthy jail terms for group who wanted officials' assets disclosed
Picture: BBC News
Three Chinese anti-corruption activists have been given lengthy jail terms for urging officials to disclose wealth.
Wei Zhongping and Liu Ping, associated with the New Citizens' Movement, were given six-and-a-half years in jail. A third activist, Li Sihua, received a shorter sentence.
Rights group Amnesty International said the charges were "preposterous".
China's leaders are running a crackdown on corruption, but refuse to tolerate grassroots groups with similar aims.
The three activists were detained after taking photographs with banners urging officials to disclose their assets.
They were put on trial in a high-security court in Xinyu, Jiangxi province, late last year.
At the time, defence lawyers complained of serious procedural problems and said they were not confident of the outcome.
The three were convicted of the broad charge of "creating a disturbance".
Liu and Wei were convicted of other charges, which Amnesty said included "gathering a crowd to disrupt order in a public place" and "using an evil cult to undermine law enforcement".
"The charges against these activists were preposterous from the very beginning," said Amnesty's William Nee.
The UK-based rights group described them as "prisoners of conscience" and called for their immediate release.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping launched an anti-corruption drive when he took over in 2012.
But he has also overseen the broadest crackdown on grassroots activism that China has seen in recent years.
Several activists in the New Citizens' Movement, which calls for more democracy and government transparency, have been detained.
In July last year, prominent lawyer Xu Zhiyong, one of the founders of the movement, was detained on suspicion of having "gathered crowds to disrupt public order".
He was eventually jailed for four years in January.
Full Story: China jails 'New Citizens' Movement' activists
Source: BBC News
In memory of music: Pop-star-turned-cleric Junaid Jamshed
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Pope explains the goodness of Mary's total 'yes' to God
Catholics should follow her example in trusting the Lord, he says
Mandatory drug testing for Filipino students 'could be abused'
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Filipino bishop issues rallying cry against death penalty
Lawmaker urges Catholics to change religion if threatened by church over backing capital punishment
Cardinal Tagle reminds Filipinos not to abuse freedom
Love will conquer sin, love will conquer pride, he said


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