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Looks like a wonderful day. I know that Liam loves Woody it's great that you got to see him. We have never seen Woody, except in a parade when we have visited Disney. Crowds don't look bad either. Love all the smiles on the faces of the children,( and the adults).
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Chivas USA have signed defender and former '90 Lonestar SC player for their upcoming season - making a total of 5 Lonestar Alumni going pro just this Spring!
The 23-year-old last played for the Charlotte Eagles in the USL PRO. Okiomah, whose brother Karo was a Supplemental Draft pick of the Houston Dynamo in 2012, played four years at High Point University in North Carolina from 2009-12. He also featured for the USL PDL's Carolina Dynamo while in college. Listed as a midfielder by his college, it will be interesting to see if he will play in central defense or as a full back with Chivas.
He also has been around the Chivas set-up for some time, as he played in the friendly against FC Tucson last November and also featured in MLS Reserve League action for the Goats.
Read more about Fejiro Okiomah's move to the MLS here, and here!
Everyone at Lonestar is so proud and look forward to watching your further success with Chivas USA!

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My mission in the coming year is to continue the tradition of service to our members and the community. We will be introducing new CLE programs and formats to give our members more CLE opportunities including more updates. We will provide training to help you and your office embrace electronic filing. The PCBA is more than an association – it is a family of hard working and yes, fun-loving lawyers. We will help this family grow more diverse and even more talented with efforts such as the Peoria Legal Academy.
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#891 Wed 27 Mar 13 11:42am
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Katerl wrote:
I am a mother from 1,5 years old boy and cooking for him is very difficult. At the one hand he doesn´t like everything (for example green vegetables..) and on the other hand he is not allowed to eat/drink cow milk. But it should also be suitable for adults, because he only eats what we eat. You can see it is a little bit difficult.
Am desperately looking for suitable recipes!!!
Could anybody help me please????
Thanks a lot
Hi Katerl,
It is very common for littlies to hate green vegetables. Apparently they are very sensitive to the slight bitterness. I got around this by buying fresh and cooking fresh - ie the longer they are in the fridge the more bitter they get. I sold broccoli florets to my daughter as 'trees' and she has had fun eating trees with her meals. Growing peas and letting your littlie pick and eat them when they are lovely and sweet can be a good trick too.
Re the dairy free, I bet everything you think of cooking contains dairy! But check through Jamie's recipes and others here and you will find dairy free ones that will suit your family! Promise!
Also, here is a thread about children and food that you might find useful or at least be able to feel you are not alone. http://www.jamieoliver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=52589
Best wishes
#892 Wed 27 Mar 13 1:40pm
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Hi Jamie ! I was trying to make ganache the other day but it turned out runny. Instead of whipped cream, the recipe I followed stated that I should use 200g chocolate and 200ml thickened cream. I only used a little to decorate my cake. What can I do with the rest of it ? Can I add something to make a chocolate mousse ? Regards !
#893 Wed 27 Mar 13 6:29pm
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- Member since Mon 12 Sep 11
Re: Ask me a cooking question
jasleen - soften it and dip fruit and biscuits in it as a fondue. We did this with leftover ganache recently. SO GOOD.
Katerl: kids are always fussy about things they're unfamiliar with. It can be so hard. But I would say, just keep putting them in front of him and set some basic rules. In our house it's:
1. You have to try a bit of everything (however tiny)
2. You don't complain about your food
So it doesn't matter if she decides she doesn't like it and leaves most of it on her plate, but she has to try a bit first, and she's not allowed to complain or be rude about her food.
To me, that's more important than overcoming fussiness. Maybe she'll learn to love carrots, maybe she won't. That's her choice. But she has to be able to face an unexpected plate of food and be polite about it. When adults don't like something, we don't scream and complain. We say nothing and leave it to one side. Kids have to learn that.
Also, keeping putting it in front of her leaves the door open for her to change her mind. Kids are very fickle
As for practical recipes, if he persistently refuses his veg, hidden veg is great. Try putting pureed butternut squash in macaroni cheese (tried this for the first time last week, it is really tasty actually - just make regular cheese sauce and then add squash a bit at a time until it looks right), and you can hide anything in tomato pasta sauce if you have a hand blender. Also try adding grated apple or celery to meatballs or meatloaf or home made sausage rolls. Also feed him plenty of fruit and give him baked beans for lunch every now and then. Maybe not great from a salt and sugar point of view (though they've improved) but they're awesome for fibre.
But I would say, even if there's hidden veg in the main, keep putting veg on the side. It's a normal part of a meal, let him get used to seeing it there.
Let me know if you want recipes for any of these ideas and I'll try writing them down, I tend to make them from memory.
eta: hidden veg is great for adults, too. Most of us could do with eating less meat and more veg! I do it a lot, even if the little one's in bed!
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#894 Thu 28 Mar 13 8:47am
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Hello Thistledo, Hello JoyYamDaisy, Hello hippytea,
thank you so much for your help and recipes. First I will read all of them and I´m shure I will find some witch he likes.
Wish you all a great easter with a lots of yummy eags and chocolate.....
#895 Thu 28 Mar 13 10:10pm
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Hi. I was wondering how to make a chicken and mushroom pie.
I found the recipe the other day and cant find it again. Can anyone help me as i want to make it again as it was delicious
#896 Wed 03 Apr 13 8:24pm
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Hi Jamie, my name is Maja and I'm thirteen. Today I made your morocian food from one of your 30 minutes meal program. I saw the program last year and makes it quite often because it's really good! But when I make my tortillas in the oven, they don't get as fluffy as your tortillas. I wash the bakingpaper and then wrap the tortillas in it. And the tortillas are covered with oliveoil and herbs but they don't get as fluffy anyway. What setting do you have on your oven? It would have been really fun to show you a picture of the food. Can you load up a picture in the forum? I was at your resturant Jamies Italian in Kingston last week. It was so good! I ate a crabrisotto and bought two cutting boards which are lovely to serve food on. I love it in your programs when you serve it on your boards. I understand if you don't answer but would be very happy if you did. Thank you and have a nice week!
#897 Wed 03 Apr 13 8:57pm
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Welcome Flavour... stick around you never know who's going to respond...
#898 Fri 05 Apr 13 5:00pm
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Hi Jamie
Where could I find you delicious recipe for the quinoa & bulgar wheat salad I had at your Italian in Reading the other day?
Many thanks
#899 Fri 05 Apr 13 5:19pm
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dear jamie:
i'm a great fan, and i see you every day on TV from spain.
my familly loves your meals.
i have bougth your 30 minute meals book and i have a problem.
when i want to see your videos following your main page link, it says me that the video that i want to see is blocked in my area (spain). what can i do to solve this problem? any other page where i can see your videos?
even in youtube, it says me that the videos are not available in my area.
yours sincerlly.
#900 Sat 06 Apr 13 3:34pm
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Dear Jamie,
I have bought fresh green almonds today. What can I do with them?
(Except for to cook them in syrup or eat them as they are with some salt. )
Thank you for your help!


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Anyone who has tried to back up a truck using only the side mirrors knows visibility can be an issue. Evolving automotive safety technologies have produced safety features ranging from seatbelts and airbags to improved headlights and tire traction. Now, a new development uses two established technologies to help prevent accidents while driving in reverse.
Brake-lock systems have been used for years as a supplemental parking brake, often implemented in boom trucks to prevent vehicle movement when someone is working on the platform. A new system combines this brake-lock technology with radar detection to help prevent collisions (to see a diagram of how the system works, click here). The system detects an object within a preset distance from the vehicle and automatically activatesthe brake-lock system. The device holds the potential to save lives, prevent injuries, safeguard equipment, and reduce costly vehicle downtime without interfering with a truck's operation.
The safety implications are significant. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) study found that straight trucks involved in backing incidents result in an average of 79 fatalities and 148 injuries each year. NHTSA called that estimate "conservative" because many work-place incidents—a significant source of backing accidents—go unreported. Furthermore, the nonprofit organization Kids and Cars reported that, between 2001 and 2005, 49% of non-traffic, non-crash fatalities involving children younger than 15 were caused by vehicle backover incidents.
The combination brake-lock and radar detection systems are available for air and hydraulic brake systems. The hydraulic brake version adds an electrohydraulic brake-lock system to the truck. The air brake system incorporates a solenoid air valve that redirects energy within the system. Both versions use a radar object detection sensor.


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what is the correct size for girth belt my waist is 42 should i get 40 or 42 or smaller?
what is the correct size for girth belt my waist is 42 should i get 40 or 42 or smaller?
Hi Teabo,
I suggest you add another two inches to your waist size, so a size 44" girth belt will probably be best. Below is a picture of mine at size 34" which I should've gotten a size 36" for a better fit. The gap should be about 5" inches in between the buckles. Hope this helps!
The measurement of the Girth itself is from each end of the buckles. You need about a 4-5" gap between the buckles for the nylon straps.
Example: say if your waist measures 40" around, then you would subtract 4" to get 36", so you could go with a 36" girth. If you subtract 5", you get 35, since there is no 35" girth, you would round up to 36".
Hope that makes sense. As far as being a 42" waist, I would go with the 38" girth.
Hey there. I'm slowly getting things together for my ROTJ Boba costume.
I was going to purchase a girth belt but I'm not sure what size I need to get. The waist in my jeans is 34", so what size of girth belt should I get?
Anyone know?
well i guess if u need a gap of around 5 " between the buckles and u r 34" around the waist then you would need a 29"-30" so it looks right get some rope and see where the ends come to at that length before u spend the money remember thats where the buckles should end on each side
I think you really need to measure your waist with the jumpsuit and codpiece on to be accurate.
Now I'm totally confused.
I actually read another thread that said you don't measure at the waist. You measure around the hips. I believe that's where the girth belt is suppose to sit.
For example: I measured and came up with 40", so with the 4 or 5" subtracted I'll need a 35" or 36" inch belt. Since these belts only come in 2" increments (30", 32", 34", 36"...), I figured a 36" belt would be fine.
Then I read another thread that said if you order... let's say a 36" belt, the actual size will be 2" shorter. So 36" is now 34". Then you have to think "will it shrink when I dye it... even if I stretch it on a board to dry?"
I think I need a 38" belt. Does this make any sense?
I think either 36-38" should do you fine. its better to be to short then too long and as for dying it after 3 attempts dying I gave up and just followed the thread on here about using latex stain!! worked awesome!!!
Before I resort to an online purchase, I think I'll go check out the local tack shops. That way I can try it on... and confuse the store employees.


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Great little gun! I have ordered Garands from CMP in the past, and I gave some thought to ordering one of these little guys. But my practical side struck again and I decided against it, since I have no real use for the Carbine.
M1 Carbines are trim and light and handy, fun to shoot, and also pretty effective for defense when stoked with the right load. It's actually not a bad substitute for an AR-type if you're not allowed or inclined toward the black rifle.


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James Levine's devotion to the music of Elliott Carter — surely America's greatest living composer, and maybe the greatest American composer ever — has been a boon to Boston. The highlight of the latest Boston Symphony Orchestra concert was Carter's new Horn Concerto, which the BSO commissioned for its principal horn player, James Sommerville. It's a delight, though as with anything by Carter, a single hearing is barely enough to take in its riches.
The performance seemed to go by much more quickly than the 11 minutes it actually took. It's filled with incident: seven interlocked sections that change dramatically in speed, rhythm, and timbre. I can hardly think of another composer who's caught so many of the sounds a horn can make, from muffled grunting to lyric outpouring to heroic trumpeting. As in most (all?) concertos, the solo instrument seems to represent the composer himself, here in his many moods of exploration and discovery, nervousness and soulfulness, self-abasement and self-assertion (that last blast), vigorous engagement and playfulness, and deepest solitude. The most immediately affecting passages, as often the case with Carter, were the eloquent slow ones. The second section is a lonely solo for the horn played against a flickering background of distant muted brasses. Three movements later, there's another slow section, a Mahlerian Largo riding over hardly identifiable rumblings. (The score calls for 27 different percussion instruments.)
The performance seemed expert on the part of Levine and the orchestra and phenomenal on the part of Sommerville — though I also have a nagging sense that his playing was not yet as fully open to the concerto's emotional and lyrical possibilities.
Bracketing the Carter were Haydn's magnificent last symphony (No. 104, the London, in D) and Mahler's exuberant first (also in D). The Haydn sounded unexceptional and pedestrian; the Mahler seemed awfully "adult," more like a work of reflective age, like his Ninth Symphony, which Levine had led so memorably the week before, than Mahler's youthful explosion of joy (especially joy in Nature), sarcasm, and rage. The first movement, marked "Schleppend" ("dragging," as in the verb "to schlep"), was a little too weighty for its own good. Bassist Laurence Wolfe got closer to the right spirit in his third-movement solo, Mahler's version of "Frère Jacques" in a coolly ironic minor key.
At Harvard the following day, Carter was presented — for the second time (the first was in 1988) — with the BSO's prestigious $5000 Mark M. Horblit Award for distinguished symphonic composition by an American composer. "I've become a French horn," the about-to-be-99-year-old Carter said when asked by Harvard's Anne Shreffler about the new concerto. "It's hard for me to talk about my pieces. I sit down and write and write and write. It's hard to feel I'm the composer. I don't know where they come from." The award, he felt, was not for himself but for his music. "And my music is very grateful."
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It does not help that beekeeping as practiced by most of us, is NOT a team sport. It is just you and a hive of bees. Our minds get conditioned to only think of our own situations, and not that of others.
A wise man said:
" I've been doing this for forty years" all I can think of is that he shoulda quit 39 years ago.
Some days I think he is right. It must take a smarter man to know when to quit.(Yes, us oldtimers are more set in our ways)
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text: I did a quick check but this doesn't seem to have been posted: A New York Times interview, post-Sochi, with Dick Button. The interview itself is extremely short but the accompanying pictures are incredible. I did not know that he had a giant (14 room!!!!) apartment on the Upper East Side which seems beautiful. And I looooove all the skating art shown. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/27/garden/dick-button-still-cuts-a-fine-figure.html


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This cozy, two-storey house with a size of 250 m2 counts with 3 bedrooms. It's just perfect for families or groups of friends because it has space for 6 people. All the bedrooms are equipped with double beds. The biggest bedroom counts with air conditioning and bathroom en suite with a bath tub. The other two bedrooms have no air conditioning. There is another bathroom with bath tub on the ground floor.
The whole villa emits a warm atmosphere and it has rustic details that make the difference. It's an excellent choice for relax seekers. In the welcoming living room you will have a pleasant time while reading a book, surfing on the internet (WIFI), watching TV (only local channels) or either watch a film with the DVD player. There is air conditioning in the living area. The adjoining dining area, in the same room, counts with a rustic wooden table and seats for 6 people. The kitchen is fully equipped. In the patio of the house there is space to park at least two cars; but there is no garage or covered parking. Pets are allowed but we would be pleased if you could inform us what kind of pet you would like to bring.
The exteriors are beautiful and invite you to take a refreshing dip in the pool or just bask in the sun. There are 6 sun loungers. The private, chlorine pool has a size of 8 meters x 4 meters. On the porch you will find a barbecue and a table with chairs for 6 persons.
The house is only 2.2 km far from Sa Pobla., where you will find most of the things you will need during your stay: supermarket, medical center, pharmacy, bars, restaurants, etc. The beautiful village Pollença is also quite close. This place is worth a visit, you will enjoy its tiny cobbled streets with lots of shops, and you will be able to go up to Calvari, a tiny church on the top of the village, where you will enjoy the astonishing views of the surroundings.
In only 20 minutes driving by car you will reach the beach of Capellans / Can Picafort. Pass a pleasant day on the fine grained sand beach or enjoy a cocktail while watching the sun goes down. You will find a good Paella restaurant there, a typical Spanish rice dish with meat, vegetables and seafood. Very tasty and spectacular views included! Apart of this beach area discover the main beach of Can Picafort with its animated sea promenade, the quiet zone of Playa de Muro and the crystal clear waters of the beaches of the municipality of Alcúdia.
Sand beach, Can Picafort: 15 km
Bank, pharmacy, supermarket, restaurants, bars (Sa Pobla): 2.5 - 3 km
Airport: 50.8 km
Public medical center (PAC Sa Pobla): 2.6 km
Public hospital (Inca): 15.9 km
Golf course (Pollença): 15.2 km
Train station (Sa Pobla): 2.6km
Puerto de Alcúdia: 10.9 km
Palma center: 47.4 km
Правила ПроживанияCheck-in: 4 pm
Check-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
Extra fee for the electricity - 0.25 €/kW will be charged apart (from June till September)
Key handover: directly at the house
Pets are not allowed
From the 1. of September till the 15 of September 2017 arrival and departure only on Saturday.
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Really enjoyed our stay great location. Well equipped kitchen for self catering. Would stay again as such a quiet family location. Owner lovely and welcoming.
Really nice stay in Can Picafort. We would recommened to other people. Good bed, lots of comfort and a very very nice terrace. We will come back next year.
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Everything was perfect. Nice Finca and good communication.
We was very satisfied with the house. One interesting things, was that the stove was heatest on number 1 in stead of 6! It´s takes two days to get that information.
Will strongely recommended the house.
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Show Length: 90 minutes.
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Penn & Teller aren't your typical magicians. Instead of trying to fool the audience with illusions, they explain how they're done. But don't think you're going to walk out of the show knowing a bunch of new magic tricks. Their explanations aren't enough to defy their efforts to both amaze and amuse their audiences.
The duo has been performing together for more than 30 years and recently celebrated their 10-year anniversary performing at the Rio. Along with their success in Vegas Penn & Teller have also developed a following through their Emmy-nominated Showtime series "Penn & Teller: Bulls***." In the television show, much like what they do with their magic, the pair examine common mainstream beliefs by uncovering the facts, history and commentaries behind them.
In their Vegas show, Penn & Teller may perform under the guise that they're debunking illusions. Yet, in doing that they actually create more mystery about their magic by explaining how something is done and still astounding the audience with their demonstrations. The majority of Penn & Teller's illusions are unique, and the traditional illusions that are used in the show are performed in an innovative, non-traditional way.
Since Penn & Teller aren't like other magicians they don't use typical production elements like pyrotechnics, mysterious-sounding music and numerous scantily-clad female assistants as techniques to distract their audiences from seeing how a trick is done. Most of their illusions are done without any music and while Penn is explaining them to the audience. There are a few tricks performed while Penn plays his stand-up bass or to the tune of jazz pianist Mike Jones. An accomplished musician, Jones also performs while guests are finding their seats before the show starts.
When the pair isn't performing an illusion, Penn amuses the audiences with his dry comic delivery and straightforward opinions. At six-foot, six-inches tall, his large stature and boisterous personality more than compensate for the fact that Teller is silent for the entire show.
For one trick, the duo demonstrate how phony psychics, mentalists and other performers who claim to be mind readers, accomplish what they do on stage.
"They're all bulls***," exclaims Penn.
Meanwhile Teller hands out joke books to various people in the audience. The books are passed from one person to the next until Penn asks everyone to stop. Each person with a book is asked to flip through it and pick a joke. Even though Penn explains that mind reading and other abilities used by famous psychics are fake, he's able to recite the joke selected by each audience member. This is one of several illusions in the show that requires audience participation.
For another act in the show, Penn announces that the upcoming illusion is done with string and then he goes behind the curtain leaving only Teller and a red bouncy ball on stage. The audience knows how the trick is done, but they're still astonished by how Teller manages to get a red ball to follow him around and jump through a hoop like a dog without having the ball look like it's under his control. A master at sleight of hand, Teller doesn't need to speak to bewilder the crowd.
The final and most beguiling act in the show is when Penn & Teller simultaneously shoot a bullet at each other through a small pane of glass and catch it in their mouths. Before the guns are fired Penn asks for two people from the audience who have knowledge of guns and experience shooting them to come on stage to verify that the guns and bullets used in the trick are real.
Seeing two men catch a bullet in their mouths is something you don't see every day, but then again Penn & Teller are much more than your everyday magicians.


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Guns allowed in Bristol, Tennessee city parks
BRISTOL, Tenn. - People going to most Bristol, Tennessee parks will now be allowed to carry handguns as long as they have a conceal and carry permit, but the idea is getting mixed reaction.
Handguns are now allowed in 28 of the 31 city parks in Bristol, Tennessee. We found people both for and against the changes. "If something was to happen it would be good to have somebody there with a gun that could get in and help," says Dominic Dinattia, who is in favor of the change.
"There should be no reason why a person should have to have a gun in this park," adds Terry Cornett, who is against the change.
State law allows permit holders to carry weapons but local governments have the right to amend that and make their own rules, which is what Bristol decided to do in 2009; now the ban is gone. "They can now lawfully have that weapon on their person just like they could at Walmart or any other place in the city," says Bristol, Tennessee Parks and Recreation Director Terry Napier.
Napier says there are three parks where the ban still applies that's at Avoca Ball Fields, Haynesfield Pool, and Holston View Park. "Since they're really a part of the school campus, [we need] to maintain that gun-free zone," adds Napier.
Napier says at the parks where you're not allowed to have a gun on you, you can still have it with you as long as it's inside your car in a concealed location like the glove box or your trunk. "I can simply take my pistol off my belt put it in the trunk of my car and proceed on and I'm not in violation of the law," says Napier.
Napier tells us people who have conceal and carry permits have gone through several classes. "These are people who understand that responsibility and you're not going to see a difference," he said.
Napier also tells us workers are in the process of taking down the "no guns" signs in parks where guns are now allowed.
We also checked with Bristol, Virginia, who tells us people who have conceal and carry permits are already allowed to carry guns in the city parks.
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I am looking for a book that would help me start learning to hack. Here is my experience in programming:
*I can already program in C, C++, and Java and have had a pretty decent college-level experience with them.
*My java is slightly stronger than the others due to my experience with Android applications.
*I have also learned some assembly and can read/write basic assembly code.
*I do NOT know bash linux and know nothing about it, but I do know basic linux terminal commands (the very basics).
*I am currently slowly picking up Python as well in order to learn a scripting language.
*Also, I am just doing this as a hobby in order to become a better programmer
With that in mind, what would be the best book for me in order to start hacking? It's okay if the book reviews languages I already know. I just want a book that, if I read and do the exercises front to back, I will know the basics of hacking and would be able continue with more advanced hacking topics later.


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Former NASA Nebula Chief Technical Architect Joshua McKenty, and Rackspace alumni Christopher MacGown are two of Piston Cloud's original founders. They are also two individuals who helped start OpenStack.
Yes, they're among the smartest you will find in the open cloud world.
And they're also jugglers. So it just seemed appropriate to post this interview on International Juggler's Day. Especially considering they juggled a bit during the interview. McKenty, by the way, is the inventor of a juggling trick called McKenty Madness. He also managed a circus before going to NASA.
I did this interview with the two of them in January during the week that Rackspace opened its new office in San Francisco. It's important to note that former NASA Communications Director Gretchen Curtis is also one of the Piston Cloud founders. She is not part of this interview.
The Piston team work out of a house in Haight-Ashbury. I went to talk with them about this new world that is attracting people who want to work on issues that are all about scale – massive compute power, unprecedented storage requirements and new fangled networking that has implications that stretch the imagination. It's through this scale that we see the building of a new movement that centers on automation and the need for breakthrough ways to understand both the hardware and the software – the cloud and the client. As McKenty points out, the lines are blurring. much like they did when in the early days of the computer revolution when the two of them hacked Apple II computers.
I post this interview today as the noise is reaching a frenzy about during this week's OpenStack Design Summit and Conference in San Francisco. The Twitter barbs about OpenStack are fun and all but most of it is empty calories. Sugar to feed the next tweet. I am guilty of it myself. It is fun to get in the flow of it. But I know I need something more.
I am going to post the interview in parts and add bits from other people I have spoken with over the past few months. It's worth it if nothing else than to get a perspective from some of the original people behind OpenStack and why the movement has surfaced in the first place.
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UTSA Spotlight: Air Force ROTC provides effective leaders to serve our country
By Stefhanie Jimenez
Cadet and Public Affairs Officer, Air Force ROTC Detachment 842
(Oct. 31, 2008)--UTSA's Air Force ROTC Detachment 842 has had a significant impact on the lives of all who have participated in the program. Whether it is the invaluable military training, leadership and discipline education, or opportunities for substantial financial assistance in the pursuit of higher education, Det. 842 produces quality leaders ready to serve their country in the U.S. Air Force and, subsequently, in the civilian sector once their commitment is complete.
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This fall, enrollment increased 17 percent over last year. UTSA President Ricardo Romo recently noted the record enrollment and recognized Det. 842 as the second largest Air Force ROTC unit in Texas, and the third largest its five-state southwest region.
Forty-two cadets returned to school this semester after successfully completing the summer Field Training program. Field Training is an integral piece of the leadership development curriculum, along with elective classes and labs the cadets take concurrently with their regular course load throughout the year. It consists of intense military preparation and readiness, coupled with extensive leadership exercises, which take place in a 27-day encampment in Alabama and Mississippi.
The training involves physical conditioning, weapons and survival training, and unarmed combatives which were recently implemented as part of the new expeditionary-focused curriculum. Seven cadets were spotlighted as award winners: three Distinguished Graduates (Cadet Sarah Godfrey -- Top Gun, Cadet Kayla Clement -- Top Gun, and Cadet Ryan Nichols), three Superior Performers (Cadet Lewis Boone, Cadet Christopher Cole and Cadet Micheal Gibb) and one Warrior Spirit (Cadet Steven Wright).
Det. 842 celebrated on Sept. 17 the Air Force's 61st birthday. They joined with Army ROTC for a flag ceremony, singing of "God Bless America" and culminated with the annual 24-hour POW-MIA Run at the Roadrunner track to pay tribute and honor former prisoners of war and those still missing in action.
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"People back away like they could catch it from you," says longtime Boston music fixture Amanda Nichols, 32, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2007 and is co-organizing a two-night, 10-band benefit dubbed Crash Safely next weekend at Church. "And it's scary. You could wake up one day and be blind. Or one day you can't move your arm, you can't write, you can't work, you can't feed yourself."
These symptoms are the kind of nightmare faced by people living with the disease, which affects the central nervous system. And there are roughly 300,000 cases in the US alone, which equates to about one per every 1000 people. Nichols had her first major outbreak in 2003, four years before her proper diagnosis, when she woke up one day and could barely move her body. Through proper diagnosis and the correct regimen of medication (often including frequent shots and infusions), Nichols has been able to live free of outbreaks for extended periods of time. Others aren't so lucky.
Several prominent players in Boston music scene have been hit with MS. Kevin Stevenson of the Shods and Pete Hayes of the Figgs, who both played a ton around town in the '90s, are living and rocking with MS. But they have both suffered from some of the diseases extreme symptoms — Stevenson nearly lost his ability to play the guitar, and Hayes has feared that he wouldn't drum again.
Stevenson, 41, was diagnosed in 1999, and visibly struggled through Shods gigs, eventually having to re-learn the guitar. "It just took a lot of practice," he says with the same defiance he shows on stage. "I just kept playing and playing and playing. I am constantly challenging this disease all the time."
Hayes, 42, lost almost all sensation on the right side of his body in 2008 before being diagnosed. Although he has regained 85 to 90 percent of sensation in his right side, he remembers being terrified at the prospect of not being able to drum. "I had a gig the night I was diagnosed," he recalls. "I played terribly. I was missing cymbals."
Now a New Yorker, Hayes is riding in the 50-mile Bike MS NYC event, which will be held October 2. Hayes's team, the Maybe Sump'ms, hopes to raise $15,000 through their ride and through Crash Safely.
Nichols put Crash Safely together with her husband, Church booking agent Nick Blakey (also of the In Out), in a response to Hayes's efforts to raise MS money and awareness. The two-night stand features a reunited Titanics, John Powhida International Airport, Pete Hayes's Rock Shop, the Russians, and the In Out on September 23, and Easy Action, Triple Thick, Gene Dante & the Future Starlets, Jason Bennett, and Kevin Stevenson on September 24. On stage, Hayes and Stevenson both have the chance to show audiences how they challenge the disease with their music.
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As family and friends gather tomorrow for the funeral of Aaron Swartz, the free internet crusader who was facing prosecution for alleged data theft when he took his own life last week, an internal investigation was ordered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) into what role it may have had in the tragedy.
Swartz, who was a hero to activists committed to ensuring maximum and free access to knowledge and content on the internet, was found in his Brooklyn apartment on Saturday.
Scholars of information technology already knew Mr Swartz as a person of nearly exotic brilliance who helped invent the RSS system for distributing content when he was barely a teenager and co-founded the social sharing site Reddit.
Swartz, who was just 26, had a history of depression. However, as colleagues and associates filled the ether with tributes to his achievements, attention turned to his 2011 arrest for allegedly stealing thousands of scientific articles from a closed archive at MIT called JSTOR, with alleged intent to distribute them for free on content-sharing websites.
He was due to stand trial on 13 charges of data theft this year. He was facing fines and up to 30 years in prison had he been convicted.
Critics have accused prosecutors in Boston of harrying Swartz and losing any sense of proportion as they pursued the case. Since the weekend, more than 1500 copyright-protected articles have been made accessible for free on the internet by authors and owners as a tribute to Swartz under the common name, #pdftribute.
"He was brilliant, and funny. A kid genius," Larry Lessig, director of the Edmond J. Safra Centre for Ethics at Harvard University, wrote in his blog. Swartz was a fellow at Harvard and attached to the Safra Centre when he allegedly hacked into JSTOR on the MIT campus. A petition signed by 12,000 people has been sent to the White House demanding the sacking of the prosecutor who was in charge of the Swartz case, US Attorney Carmen Ortiz.
"A soul, a conscience, the source of a question I have asked myself a million times: What would Aaron think?" Professor Lessig went on. "That person is gone today, driven to the edge by what a decent society would only call bullying. I get wrong. But I also get proportionality. And if you don't get both, you don't deserve to have the power of the United States government behind you."
MIT has also begun some soul-searching amid suggestions that while JSTOR sought to play down the seriousness of Swartz's intrusion into their system - he is accused of breaking into a computer cupboard at MIT and wiring up his laptop to purloin the JSTOR files - and asked prosecutors to drop the case, the authorities at MIT sided with prosecutors. Those who run JSTOR "declined to pursue their own action against Aaron, and they asked the government to drop it," Lessig wrote. "MIT, to its great shame, was not as clear, and so the prosecutor had the excuse he needed to continue his war against the 'criminal' who we loved and knew as Aaron."
The MIT investigation into these and other claims has been ordered by the university's president, Rafael Reif. He appointed Hal Abelson, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at MIT, and a founding director of Creative Commons and the Free Software Foundation, to lead the probe.
"I want to express very clearly that I and all of us at MIT are extremely saddened by the death of this promising young man who touched the lives of so many," Reif said. "It pains me to think that MIT played any role in a series of events that have ended in tragedy."
A funeral for Swartz is set for tomorrow in a synagogue in Highland Park, north of Chicago.
Among those offering tributes to him is Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the world wide web.
"Aaron dead. World wanderers, we have lost a wise elder. Hackers for right, we are one down. Parents all, we have lost a child. Let us weep," he said via a post on Twitter.
In a statement the family of Swartz and his girlfriend said his death was a "the product of a criminal justice system rife with intimidation and prosecutorial overreach". The statement specifically blamed decisions by the Massachusetts prosecutors' office and MIT.
Activists who considered Swartz their pied piper took early revenge on MIT by hacking into the university's website and crashing it for periods over the weekend.
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3) Be specific about your target - a random person "preferably 14 years old or older" is rather vague.
4) Don't use the computer at your local library to arrange a "hit." Apparently they track those types of things.
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Continuing the report from the Americana Music Festival is Voyage-Air Guitar Artist Relations Director, Virginia Cannon:
"Friday, September 10, 2010 - Working in the Artist Relations position definitely has its ups and downs but yesterday was most certainly an UP! In our booth at the Americana Music Festival were The Mulch Brothers, playing guitar, meeting and greeting the registrants from the AMA. Think about infusing charisma to an otherwise mundane setting of working the booth... these guys created an air of stardom! They were engaging and kind to everyone who came to the booth. The true sign of gracious entertainers.
"I went from there to the world famous Ryman Auditorium for the Americana Music Awards where we sat in the 8th row on the floor to witness amazing talent like Roseanne Cash, Wanda Jackson, Sam Bush, Avett Brothers, Carolina Chocolate Drops and Emmylou Harris. Presenters included Jack White, John Oates and Robert Plant.
"We went from there to the Station Inn, to see John Oates perform. I thought that I liked John before, but now I am completely head over heels. John is an amazing musician and vocalist. He commanded the stage in a way that was both demanding and kind to his fellow musicians. He was surrounded by the best of the best, Jon Randall, Guthrie Trapp, Sam Bush and singing background by his side was the amazing Jessi Alexander. The vibe was nothing I ever expected, and completely sealed my faith in his ability to carry on well after Hall & Oates. His vocals were clear and strong and his sense of himself, the other musicians and the way he carried it off, speaks to his true talen. He pleased the crowd with a few Hall & Oates tunes such as "You Make My Dreams Come True" and "She's Gone."
"Today will be another big day at the AMA Conference, with John Oates doing a "Meet and Greet" in the Voyage-Air Guitar Booth at 2pm. His appearance will certainly be a highlight of the conference. He'll be signing autographs and posing for pictures, as is typical of this humble superstar.
"Listen to what John has to say about Voyage-Air Guitar in the video link below:
Click here for the video interview with John Oates.
"Appearing at 3pm today is the unstoppable Dave Gibson. Best known for his days with the Gibson/Miller Band, Dave has penned hits for Steve Wariner, Joe Diffie, Confederate Railroad, Tanya Tucker, Alabama, Pam Tillis, and Montgomery Gentry. Dave Gibson earned six number ones, and Alabama's "Juke Box in My Mind" stayed at number one for an impressive four weeks. An Academy of Country Music award winner, Dave is sure to draw a crowd. Hear Dave Gibson's new single recently released as a music video.
Click here for the Dave Gibson video: "King Me."
"Well, that's it for now, I'm off to the AMA Conference! Check back in tomorrow for all the latest developments!"


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posted at 12:00 pm on January 9, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
Yesterday's horrific and senseless shooting of more than a dozen people in Tucson, including Representative Gabrielle Giffords, provided a look into the biases of much of the American media — and it was not just an ugly sight, but a shamefully hypocritical peek as well, as Byron York points out. In the last public mass-murder shooting fourteen months ago at Fort Hood, the media spent the first few hours scolding anyone who suggested that it might be an act of terror or that Major Nidal Hasan's religious beliefs might be relevant before every last fact was exposed:
"The important thing is for everyone not to jump to conclusions," said retired Gen. Wesley Clark on CNN the night of the shootings.
"We cannot jump to conclusions," said CNN's Jane Velez-Mitchell that same evening. "We have to make sure that we do not jump to any conclusions whatsoever."
"I'm on Pentagon chat room," said former CIA operative Robert Baer on CNN, also the night of the shooting. "Right now, there's messages going back and forth, saying do not jump to the conclusion this had anything to do with Islam."
The next day, President Obama underscored the rapidly-forming conventional wisdom when he told the country, "I would caution against jumping to conclusions until we have all the facts." In the days that followed, CNN jouralists and guests repeatedly echoed the president's remarks.
"We can't jump to conclusions," Army Gen. George Casey said on CNN November 8. The next day, political analyst Mark Halperin urged a "transparent" investigation into the shootings "so the American people don't jump to conclusions." And when Republican Rep. Pete Hoekstra, then the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, suggested that the Ft. Hood attack was terrorism, CNN's John Roberts was quick to intervene. "Now, President Obama has asked people to be very cautious here and to not jump to conclusions," Roberts said to Hoekstra. "By saying that you believe this is an act of terror, are you jumping to a conclusion?"
That, in fact, was good advice at the time. In most of these cases, the shooter turns out to be so mentally ill that no particular rational motivation can be determined. In the rare case where one can be found, rushing to that conclusion doesn't make it any more or less true. There is almost no upside in rushing to speculate in absence of any evidence or with uncertain anecdotal evidence except for potential bragging rights in case one manages to luck into the truth — or in scoring cheap attacks on political opponents through smearing them with blame.
But in this instance, as York notes, the same people who insisted in November 2009 that people should not rush to judgment about the potential connection of radical Islam to the Fort Hood shooting practically broke legs trying to tie an apparent paranoid schizophrenic who hailed Mein Kampf and The Communist Manifesto to Sarah Palin:
After reporting that Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik had condemned what Dupnik called "the vitriol that comes out of certain mouths about tearing down the government," CNN's Wolf Blitzer turned to congressional reporter Jessica Yellin for analysis. The sheriff "singled out some of the political rhetoric, as you point out, in creating the environment that allowed this kind of instance to happen," Yellin told Blitzer. "Even though, as you point out, this suspect is not cooperating with investigators, so we don't know the motive. President Obama also delivered that message, saying it's partly the political rhetoric that led to this. So that's why we want to bring up one of the themes that's burning up the social media right now. On Twitter and Facebook, there is a lot of talk, in particular, about Sarah Palin. As you might recall, back in March of last year, when the health care vote was coming to the floor of the House and this was all heating up, Palin tweeted out a message on Twitter saying 'common sense conservatives, don't retreat — instead reload.' And she referred folks to her Facebook page. On that Facebook page was a list of Democratic members she was putting in crosshairs, and Gabrielle Giffords was one of those in the crosshairs."
And as has been repeatedly pointed out in the hours since, Democrats have also used crosshairs and bulls-eye imagery in their own political communications, including one in Arizona "targeting" J. D Hayworth of Arizona. As far as the "reload" comment, it was less than three years ago that Barack Obama himself talked about responding to political opponents with a gun analogy:
Mobster wisdom tells us never to bring a knife to a gun fight. But what does political wisdom say about bringing a gun to a knife fight?
That's exactly what Barack Obama said he would do to counter Republican attacks "If they bring a knife to the fight, we bring a gun," Obama said at a Philadelphia fundraiser Friday night. "Because from what I understand folks in Philly like a good brawl. I've seen Eagles fans."
The comment drew some laughs and applause. But it also struck a chord with his Republican rival. John McCain's campaign immediately accused the Democratic candidate of playing the politics of fear. They also mentioned that Obama said he would use a gun that would be illegal under Obama's plans to cut down on illegal firearms.
Getting hysterical about the use of war terminology in politics is about as hypocritical as one can possibly get, as Howard Kurtz explained yesterday, especially for journalists covering politics:
But is it now fair for the rest of us to tie Palin to the accused gunman, Jared Lee Loughner?
Let's be honest: Journalists often use military terminology in describing campaigns. We talk about the air war, the bombshells, targeting politicians, knocking them off, candidates returning fire or being out of ammunition. So we shouldn't act shocked when politicians do the same thing. Obviously, Palin should have used dots or asterisks on her map. But does anyone seriously believe she was trying to incite violence?
Palin seemed to pull back in a subsequent campaign appearance for her former running mate, John McCain. "We know violence isn't the answer," she said. "When we take up our arms, we're talking about our vote."
It was the Clinton campaign that popularized the term "war room" for the rapid-response team they formed in 1992. Should we blame Clinton for all subsequent wars, too? CNN calls its political-news show the "Situation Room," after the actual national-security response facility in the White House. Maybe we should blame CNN for inciting wars and violence, too, using their logic?
Getting back to York's litany of examples, CNN clearly didn't inadvertently cross the line once, but repeatedly kept insisting on a link between the shooting and political activism on the Right, especially Palin's:
"But the question is, is there any evidence that the suspected shooter in this particular case was a Sarah Palin fan, read Sarah Palin's website, was a member on Facebook, watched her tweets, or anything like that?" [Wolf Blitzer asked.]
"None at all," Yellin responded. "And there is no evidence that this was even inspired by rage over health care, broadly. So there is no overt connection between Sarah Palin, health care, and the [shootings]."
Indeed, there is no "overt" or any other sort of connection between Loughner and Palin. If such evidence came to light, it would certainly be news. But without that evidence, and after a brief caveat, the CNN group went back to discussing the theory that Loughner acted out of rage inspired by Palin and other Republicans. Conclusions were jumped to all around.
Not just on CNN, either, but CNN holds itself out as an unbiased, middle-road news source that people of all political stripes can trust. Instead, they demonstrated their hostility by taking shots at the Right and Palin through the exploitation of a tragedy and horror that no one understood and for which no evidence existed to suggest any link at all. We expect that on Twitter, where people on both sides of the political divide wrote things they will (or should) regret later. CNN owes everyone an apology for their nasty, hysterical, and biased coverage in the aftermath of the shooting yesterday, perhaps especially Sarah Palin.
The rest of us need to focus our attention on continued prayers and support for the victims of the shooting, the families of the deceased, and for the recovery of the rest, especially Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who got shot doing the public service entrusted to her by her constituents.
Update: Contra David Frum, I don't see this as a particular moment to reflect on "extreme political rhetoric," since there's nothing to connect political rhetoric from either side of the political spectrum to this crime. I wouldn't even call for reflection on the continued sales of Mein Kampf or The Communist Manifesto, even though the suspect credits both of these as among his favorites, as they have no causal connection to the actions of a lunatic. Perhaps, though, this is a good moment to reflect on those who rush to exploit tragedy in an attempt to bully political activists into silence.
The time to criticize "extreme political rhetoric" is when it occurs, and making sure that the people making the accusations aren't just as culpable as those they attempt to indict.
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The team is starting to heat up again on the knucklehead front, however, and with the arrest of star running back Cedric Benson last week, there are murmurs again about character issues on the club.
Benson was picked up in connection with an incident that took place over Memorial Day weekend at a bar in Austin, Texas. According to multiple reports, Benson got into an argument with another customer before turning his attention to a bar employee. He apparently continued to push and shove even as he was being shown the door.
Once outside, he reportedly complained to passersby that "all these white boys are ganging up on me and kicking me out." When employees of the bar tried to prevent Benson from re-entering the establishment, Benson allegedly punched one of them in the face. He was charged with misdemeanor assault and is out on $5000 bail.
Benson has been in trouble before. He got arrested twice on alcohol-related charges in 2008 and in college was caught breaking into a house to retrieve a television he said had been stolen from him. He may be suspended to start the season, which would be awesome, because the Patriots play the Bengals in week one.
The real question with the Bengals is why they keep acquiring guys with troubled pasts. It's almost like they go out of their way to do it. Just this offseason, the team signed arrest champion Adam "Pacman" Jones and cocaine connoisseur Matt Jones. Wideout Maurice Purify (who was busted in May on a disorderly conduct charge) had multiple arrests at Nebraska, back-up running back Bernard Scott was the "character concerns" all-star of the 2009 draft, and two of their 2010 draft picks also had arrest records.
Give Benson 41 points, and keep an eye on the Bengals. It could be another long year in Cincy.
The long horn of the lawBenson is probably the second-most famous former Texas Longhorn currently playing in the NFL. As it turns out, numbers one and three also found themselves in trouble in the past few weeks.
Vince Young got into it at a strip club in Dallas last month after a club employee made "disparaging remarks about the Longhorns" and "flashed an upside-down 'Hook 'em, horns' hand gesture." According to surveillance video, Young went nuts and punched the guy. Police in Big D were much easier on him than Austin authorities were on Benson — Young was given a class-C assault citation, the equivalent of a traffic ticket.
Ameliorating things, I guess, was the fact that Young later publicly asked a higher power to put in a word with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, to keep Young from being suspended. "I pray to God that Roger Goodell doesn't come down hard on me," he said, "because I definitely want to be here for my teammates."
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(Aug. 11, 2006)--Norma Cardenas, a UTSA doctoral student in culture, literacy and language, received the Frederick A. Cervantes Graduate Student Premio (award) for a research paper at the annual conference of the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS) in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, on July 1, 2006.
Her winning manuscript was titled "The Bitter Food of the Aztecs: Food and Gender Colonialism During the Spanish Conquest in Mexico." Acknowledging that "food is perhaps the most distinctive expression of an ethnic group, a culture, or in modern times, a nation," and that the course of Mexican history was altered largely because of its fertile material and cultural elements--chiefly food--when they became vulnerable to food adventurers, Cardenas' paper focuses on rewriting the colonization history from a feminist perspective with a focus on native fare to dispel the European myth of New World inferiority established by Columbus.
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"Using food as a heuristic device to study women and their role in historical food production, preparation, and consumption from a Chicana feminist perspective, we can read women's agency in history," writes Cardenas. "A reinterpretation of their roles, activities, and behaviors in the epistemological genealogy since the Spaniard's arrival is essential."
In September 2003, Cardenas accepted a traineeship with the Hispanic Leadership Program in Agriculture and Natural Resources (HLPANR). The program is a collaborative effort between UTSA, the Agricultural Program of the Texas A&M University System, and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service dedicated to promoting professional development among graduate students by integrating Hispanic cultures within research and policy issues related to the management of natural resources.
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United States Attorney John L. Brownlee announced today that Jason P. Justus, age 32, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to submit false claims to the United States in connection with his role in a scheme to get financial aid money from the Department of Education.
According to evidence presented by Assistant United States Attorney C. Patrick Hogeboom, III, Justus was incarcerated in the Pulaski Correctional Unit in January 2003. Beginning in July 2003, Jason Justus, along with his mother, Karen Justus, and his sister, Joy Justus, developed a scheme to defraud the Department of Education and the Internal Revenue Service by filing false income tax returns and applications for education assistance. The conspirators used the names of real people who were not owed tax refunds nor qualified to receive student aid, some of whom were incarcerated in the Pulaski Correctional Unit. Justus, his mother and sister, submitted the false tax returns and applications for student aid electronically.
Between January 2003 and June 2005, Jason Justus submitted and caused to be submitted false Federal Tax Returns that resulted in the issuance of 30 tax refund checks totaling over $68,000.
Between July 2003 and April 2005, Justus submitted and caused to be submitted applications for financial assistance for the attendance at Ivy Tech State College and Owens State Community College. Those fraudulent applications resulted in the payment of $110,227.00 from the Department of Education to people who were not enrolled in programs at these colleges.
The Grand Jury has charged that on July 29, 2003, an electronic FAFSA was submitted to the Department of Education to fund the attendance of Jason P. Justus at Ivy Tech for the 2003-2004 school year. The FAFSA was submitted while Justus was incarcerated at Pulaski Correctional Unit, which does not provide inmates with internet access or educational furloughs. Because of the information Justus submitted, Justus was awarded a Pell Grant in the amount of $3,900 and federal student loans in the amount of $6,625.00.
On October 16, 2004, Karen Justus informed her brother, Jason Justus, who was incarcerated at the time, that he "....was doing pretty good in school."
On November 21, 2004, Karen Justus called Jason P. Justus at Pulaski Correctional Facility and said "I think I forgot to take a test for you."
Jason Justus faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a fine of $250,000. He will be sentenced on January 9, 2007.
Karen and Joy Justus have both pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to submit false claims to the United States.
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