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Week 2: Bears edge out Rams
Rivalry Week Produces Some Excitement
NEW BERN - There was no question where the game of the week was going to be played.
No matter where you live, the Havelock-New Bern game was a must see.
Of course the rain kept a few from attending but those who did were treated to a game that lived up to the hype as the Bears beat the Rams 34-33.
Havelock got on the board first when Derrell Scott broke through the left side of the New Bern defense and hit paydirt 80 yards later.
New Bern would then go on a charge and score 28 unanswered points to take a 28-7 lead.
A 64 yard bubble screen would chip into that lead for Havelock as the teams went to the lockerroom with a 28-13 score.
Havelock was backed up against their endzone when Pharoh Cooper was picked off by Naquandre Hill who returned it for a touchdown to make it 34-13 New Bern.
At that point the game seemed to be over with Havelock having trouble throwing in the rain and New Bern content to let the clock tick down with each possession.
But the Rams found a groove by moving the ball around the backfield using Cooper, Scott, and London Duvall.
A Duvall touchdown cut the lead to 34-19.
Then Cooper used his ability to change directions by stopping and starting several times en route to a 15 yard touchdown run that would make it a 9 point game.
A two point conversion would make it 34-27.
New Bern would run some clock and punt the ball back to Havelock.
The Bears downed it on the 6 with 3:30 to go.
Havelock would gain some yards before committing penalties that would back them up to their own 11 yard line.
Then Cooper found A J Coplon for 69 yards that would get the ball down to the New Bern 20 yard line.
With less than a minute to go Cooper would cut his way through the New Bern D and score to give his team a chance to kick the extra point to force overtime.
The snap was fumbled and the kick blocked.
New Bern Would run it out to escape with a 34-33 win and improve to 2-0.
Havelock falls to 1-1 but the loss will not affect their post season hopes.
DH Conley at JH Rose
The battle of Greenville went to the boys on the southside tonight as Conley blowsout Rose 34-14.
Northside-JAX at West Craven
Dwayne Johnson rumbled through a hole on the right side of Monarchs' offensive line and raced toward the end zone on the first play of the game.
Johnson ran for 155 yards and two touchdowns and defensive back Andy Davis had two interceptions,both leading to touchdowns, in the Monarchs' 26-0 win over West Craven.
West Montgomery at North Lenoir
North Lenoir used a fake punt to catch the Warriors off guard and was able to run out the clock to get the 19-14 win.
Marsharee Troy had 8 carries for 81 yards.
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Jones Senior allows more than 400 yards on the ground in a losing effort.
Only producing 60 yards themselves, the Trojans will go back to the drawing board for answers before next weeks game.
James Kenan wins it 29 to 6.
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Windows 8 runs a new kind of apps named as
Metro Modern or some say them the 'new style' apps but, we will be calling them Windows 8 apps. These apps run in a new interface unlike the traditional desktop (x86) apps and hence, these apps face new problems like non-respond or crashing. Non-responding is due to hardware problems but, crashing of apps is completely a software problem which can be fixed.
Windows 8 apps can crash for a couple of reasons and some of the app crashes can be stopped while others can't. Windows 8, without the Windows 8 apps is complete useless and when the apps start crashing then, Windows 8 completely fails as the new UI and apps have no use. But, don't worry, we will help you diagnose and fix the app crashes and hope the apps won't crash in future.
Before proceeding to the solution, let's talk about the different ways apps can crash.
- Crash on launch: Some Windows 8 apps would simply crash when you press the tile to launch and pressing the tile repeatedly won't do anything. You would just see the splash screen or some other app pictures before its crash.
- Crash after some use: Sometimes, the apps just crash suddenly while working fine. The app keeps working fine and then, the next second the app crashes and you are taken back to the Start Screen.
- Apps crash on some feature: The apps keep working fine until you access any feature of app and the app crashes e.g. Mail app crashes when the reply button is pressed etc.
The above reasons are just the most common ones which are the main causes of app crashes. There may be more which can cause the apps to crash.
Let's see the solutions for different problems which have been divided into primary (important and mostly occurring) and secondary (not important and less occurring).
Most apps use a lot of RAM and if, not available then, the apps would simply crash. Even for me, Windows 8 apps crash despite the 3GB RAM of my laptop when I open up a lot of desktop and Windows 8 apps.
First of all, make sure that there is enough free memory (RAM) available for your Windows 8 and its apps. If, there is not enough RAM then, Windows may become laggy and the apps would crash automatically to save memory for the OS.
Also, make sure you close the Windows 8 apps which you don't want to use as it would save memory.
Windows 8 apps may start crashing if, any of the driver is not compatible with Windows 8. Windows 8 apps usually start crashing after installing drivers for graphics card.
My Windows 8 apps were constantly crashing after splash screen when I installed the graphics driver from AMD. Even the Camera and Store app wasn't running. Uninstalling the drivers fixed the problem and all apps stopped crashing.
If, you think you apps are crashing due to the Windows 8 drivers, it's better to uninstall those drivers. Also, who needs graphics card drivers when, Windows 8 comes with it pre-installed. I haven't installed drivers on any of my Windows 8 PC and all PC's are working fine with full hardware acceleration.
If, you are not sure which driver is causing the crash, simply uninstall them all and install one by one and see when the apps start crashing after installing each.
App problem:
If, you don't have any problem from the above mentioned ones then, the app crashing may be due to app corruption. Installing a lot of apps can corrupt any Windows 8 app files and the app can start crashing.
The best solution to fix app crashing is by uninstalling the app (follow the instructions here to uninstall) and reinstalling them again from Store.
You can reinstall all the Windows 8 apps from Store except the Store app which can't be uninstalled. I bet your Store app won't crash unless you have memory or driver problems.
Windows 8 Apps can also crash due to poor coding. If, you downloaded an app which has been coded poorly, then the app can crash. There is no solution for that unless the developer releases a fix in update (follow the instructions here to install app updates).
App feature problem:
If, your Windows 8 apps crash after initiating a certain command e.g. starting to play a game, playing music/video etc. then, this might be due to the memory available for the app.
If, you are trying to play music, video, some game or other multimedia item then, the app may crash due to the low memory available. You can try clearing up the memory by closing unnecessary apps.
If, your app crashes after giving a certain command then, it may be due to the bugs. It's better to notify the developer or if, any update is available, install it. There is nothing you can do if, a certain app crashes on a certain problem.
Well, these were the main reasons of app crashing and hopefully the solutions would have fixed your app crashes.
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Cashback credit cards are a great way to earn extra money providing you clear your credit card bill each month. They work just like other credit cards except every time you use your card to pay for goods or services you earn money. This cash is credited to your account either monthly or annually and the more you spend, the more you earn.
How much can you earn?
It varies but is typically between 0.5% and 1.5% of the amount you spend.
Many cards offer attractive introductory rates. For example, Barclaycard's Cashback Visa pays 6% cashback on your five biggest monthly purchases in the first three months (the maximum cashback is £120). If you don't qualify for this rate you only earn 0.5%.
For most people the long-term cashback rate is more important although a high introductory rate might sway you if you're planning any large purchases in the near future.
Some cards offer different rates for different types of spending. For example, Santander's 123 credit card offers 1% cashback on money spent in a supermarket, 2% in a department store and 3% on fuel/train fares (capped at £300 a month). While Asda Money's card pays 1% cashback on money spent in its stores or petrol stations.
The rate of cashback may also depend on how much you spend.
What to watch out for
Cashback cards are great if you pay off your credit card bill in full each month. But if you don't and incur interest charges, these will more than wipe out any cash you earn. If you're unlikely to clear your balance each month, you're probably better off with for a card with a long 0% introductory offer and low interest rates.
Some cards charge an annual fee (typically £25). These are only worth considering if the introductory cashback offer is good and you're able to take full advantage of it.
It's also worth checking if you have to spend a minimum amount before you start earning cashback. And watch out for caps on the amount you can earn.
Reward credit cards
These are like cashback cards, except you earn shopping vouchers or other rewards such as air miles when you use your card. These vouchers can then be redeemed with particular retailers.
For example, with Barclaycard Freedom Rewards Visa card you earn points that can be exchanged for cash vouchers at various shops and restaurants such as Marks & Spencer and Argos.
Supermarkets such as Sainsbury and Tesco also offer reward cards, as do retailers such as John Lewis and Debenhams.
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To compare deals visit a comparison website such as moneyfacts.co.uk.
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When it comes to natural beauty, it doesn't get any better than this park! The moss draped "Live Oak" trees, as the locals call them, are everywhere. The campground was quiet and relaxing. If you are going for some R & R, this is a good place. There is really not much else to do in the campground itself. There are many squirrels here and they are so tame that they will come and eat, right out of your hand. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The campground is situated across the street from the beach, however the beaches were disappointing. There was not a lot of sand or waves. If you enjoy history there is plenty here to see by walking, or by over twenty miles of level bike trails. There are also tram and horse drawn carriage tours of the historic district. You can also go horse back riding on the beach here. There are not many restaurants on the island. We enjoyed our stay here but do not plan on returning because of the mosquitoes. I've lived all my life in the south, but in all my 46 years, I've never seen anything like the number of mosquitoes here.


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Cheryl Paschen was sentenced yesterday in Starke Circuit Court.
She pleaded guilty in plea agreement to two counts filed against her: Possession of a Controlled Substance and Possession of a Syringe.
Judge Kim Hall sentenced her to 18 months in the Indiana Department of Corrections with 6 months suspended on both charges. Both sentences will run concurrently and on home detention through Starke County Community Corrections. As a term of her probation, she will be entering into a drug rehabilitation program and she will need to complete treatment.


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Slightly recessed drywall patch
I'm doing a large drywall patch in my ceiling, and due to the uneveness in the ceiling, there are some places where the patch is slightly recessed, perhaps 1/16" or 3/32", as compared to the existing ceiling adjacent to the patch. (Yes, I used shims in some places, but this was about the best I could get it :) )
Anyway, I was thinking about filling the recesses of the patch with mud and letting it set, prior to taping. This would eliminate the "step" along the edges of the patch and ensure that the tape lays completely flat. Does this sound like a sensible idea, or is this not a big deal and I'm being overcautious? Is it OK to tape over a thin layer of dried mud?
How large is this patch that we are talking about? This is the reason that Popcorn ceilings were invented, to hide the imperfections.
As for fixing it, you could with Hot mud, but it can also turn into a disaster, after this disaster.
ya do a "prefill" before taping so when the tape goes on it close to flat. or just tape it and skim it. either way would work
I have gone as far as use old wood paint stirrers, run some hot glue along it, attach the patch, then mud, lay the flaps back on the mud, mud over the flaps of the patch, let dry, then sand, apply more mud, let dry, sand, check for any imperfections, lay another coat if needed, then sand, prime, paint.
That is a large patch, so you are talking about the fact, that valleys and high spots will show up more, especially on ceilings. As for using Hot mud, you make as much as you can work with, due to it will set pretty fast if you are slow about applying it. That is why you see professionals use long knifes that can apply a large section of mud at a time, but they also have done this stuff for a long time, so they are able to fix issues if you get someone that knows what they are doing.
You may have to scrape off what you have, pull the patch, and then fix it with another shim, then lay a six foot level across it to check for flush.
i've tried doing the california patch a few times and they never turn out great. i've always had better success just put a backer and putting tape on it and skimming
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The first Pennsylvania Wine Marketing and Research Board (WMRB) Research Summit at University Park, PA was filled with an exciting line up of viticulture and enology speakers which included Dr. Tony Wolf (Virginia Tech), Dr. Tim Martinson (Cornell), Dr. Mike Saunders (PSU), Kathy Demchak (PSU), Bryan Hed (PSU), Noemi Halbrendt (PSU), Dr. Anna Katharine Mansfield (Cornell), Dr. John Hayes (PSU), Dr. Ryan Elias (PSU), and Denise Gardner (PSU). Most research presented at this meeting has been partially funded by the WMRB in the past academic year (2010-2011) with several guest presentations that focused on topics relevant to the PA wine industry.
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Role Demands, Difficulty In Managing Work-Family Conflict, And Minority Entrepreneurs
By exploring difficulty in managing work-family conflict for minority entrepreneurs, this study considers work-family issues for business persons who have received little attention in the literature, yet form new businesses at rates exceeding the national average. We employ a role theory perspective to examine two major research questions using a nationally representative sample of African-American, Mexican-American, Korean-American, and White business owners. Specifically, we ask: do minority business owners experience greater difficulty in managing conflicts between work and family roles when compared to White entrepreneurs? And does difficulty in managing work-family conflict negatively impact business performance? Empirical results show that Korean-American and Mexican-American entrepreneurs have greater role demands, and subsequently, higher levels of difficulty in managing work-family conflict than African-Americans and Whites. Furthermore, difficulty in managing work-family conflict negatively impacts business performance whether performance is measured through the perception of the business owner, or through more objective financial measures. We contribute to the literature on minority entrepreneurs as well as expand the work-family conflict literature by shifting the focus from employed individuals to entrepreneurs, and by emphasizing the effect of such conflict on performance rather than well-being.
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HELSINKI, Finland, Friday—During my recent tour of Scandinavia I have met so many people, visited so many places and seen and learned so much that it has been impossible to write to you of all my experiences, impressions and observations. Today, however, as I look back over my recent trip, I want to tell you about a few of them.
In Norway, anyone who is familiar with schools knows that Oslo carried on an experiment on the value of a school breakfast as against a school lunch. This is called the "Oslo Breakfast." They decided to do this because they found that they could furnish children with a third of the calories needed, and many of the required proteins by giving them a pint of milk, some kind of fruit—or fruit substitute—and a slice of dark bread with goat cheese. Not only was the experiment a success in that it showed the children gained more weight having breakfast than a noon-day dinner, but that they are more intellectually alert.
During one of my sightseeing tours I visited an outdoor museum. This was near Oslo. I say "outdoor" because they had samples of different types of houses over a period of many years. In one building they had sample rooms which show the development, and changing periods, from the 1600s to the present day. They had a Colonial period influenced by Great Britain, as, indeed, we had; a period of extremely bad taste, just as we went through, but you end with the simpler modern furniture of today, which is decidedly preferable to the intermediate period. It is not, however, quite as beautiful as some of the early handmade furniture.
During my stay in Rovaniemi, Finnish Lapland, one evening, after dinner, we drove first to an exhibition of women's handcraft work. The woman in charge obtained money from the government and has insisted on reviving these arts. She showed us some beautiful examples of weaving—textiles, rugs and linens—knitting and embroidery. Later we drove out to a little lodge overlooking a ridge. Here we hoped to see the midnight sun. Just at midnight the clouds became slightly tinged with pink and we had a wonderful view of the sun. Our Finnish friends sadly told us that two nights before it was far more beautiful with many more colors in the sky, but I shall long remember the experience.
I am very disappointed that I have missed seeing the reindeer. At this time of the year they are out on the slopes of the mountain ranges—wandering freely around. In the winter they are hunted and provide practically all the food that the Lapps need to live on.
In Finland I had an unusual offer! The hotel where we stayed was new and comfortable—even the plumbing comparatively modern. It was here that I was offered a Swedish bath or "sauna." This means that you sit in a room in which the heat is brought to a high temperature by a stove—on the top of which are stones. Apparently it is very cleansing and many people take this type of bath. I did not give it a trial, however, and kept to our more conservative ordinary form of bathing!


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Property Location
With a stay at Hilton Garden Inn Houston/Clear Lake NASA in Webster (NASA - Clear Lake), you'll be close to Baybrook Mall and Johnson Space Center - NASA. This hotel is within close proximity of The Main Event and Space Center Houston.
Make yourself at home in one of the 126 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with down comforters. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a fireplace in the lobby, and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. Planning an event in Webster? This hotel has 2183 square feet (203 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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So this year is the 20th anniversary of Street Fighter II. And Guile is still as handsome as ever!
Man I need to stop working on white backgrounds so much.
Man I need to stop working on white backgrounds so much.
20 years later
still a family man
still a family man
(sigh) 20 years... That long...
There is a generation born after Mario 64 was released, now well into their teenage years. Come to the party on my porch, there are canes to be shaken!
The most deadliest move of all, unfortunately it requires a massive combo input, involving burritos, indigestion, and holding that toot in for several weeks.
HAHA! this is awesome. Great work.
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haha .. now now.. that fart is really something
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LOL this somehow reminds me of the Guile in Street Fighter - Later Years by College Humour XD And he's about to rip a "SONIC F@*KIN BOOOOM!!"
Amazing! Had a good laugh. He used to be my favourite character.
this is so great and sonic toot is a wonderful thing and the picture gains the rating of:
But the background is the best part of it.
Anyway, I think it's time the SF series really should left to die silently.
Anyway, I think it's time the SF series really should left to die silently.
I've always been terrible at them, I find the stages claustrophobic. I'm much better with Smash Bros.
Oh my god I love you.
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Leg of Lamb with Greens
This recipe is from chef James Botsacos of Molyvos in New York City. Serve this satisfying and elegant dish with Okra, Onion, and Tomato Stew and Phyllo Rolls with Wild Greens for a classic Greek meal.
- Servings: 6
Source: Martha Stewart Living Television, February 2001
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil plus 1 tablespoon, for brushing
- 1 fennel bulb, trimmed and finely chopped
- 1 medium bunch scallions, white and most of the greens, thinly sliced (about 1 cup)
- 1 tablespoon coarsely chopped garlic, plus 1 garlic clove, quartered
- 1 1/2 cups thinly sliced wild greens (such as baby spinach, tender Swiss chard leaves, mustard greens, miner's lettuce, dandelion greens, orache, outer leaves of escarole or romaine lettuce, and/or beet greens)
- 1 teaspoon toasted fennel seeds, freshly ground or crushed in a mortar
- Freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh mint
- 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1 half leg of lamb (3 1/2 to 4 pounds), semi-boned and butterflied (with shank bone)
- Coarse salt
- 1 teaspoon dried Greek oregano, crumbled
- 1/2 cup dry white wine, plus more if needed
- Okra, Onion, and Tomato Stew, optional
- Phyllo Rolls with Wild Greens, optional
In a large skillet, heat 1/3 cup olive oil over medium heat. Add fennel bulb, and cook, stirring occasionally, until just tender, about 3 minutes. Add scallions and chopped garlic, and cook for 2 minutes. Add greens, and cook, stirring, until wilted, 2 to 3 minutes. Remove from heat, and season with fennel seeds and pepper to taste. Stir in mint. Transfer to a bowl until cooled completely.
Crumble feta cheese over cooled greens; stir to combine. Taste and adjust seasoning.
Place lamb on a clean work surface. Season with salt, pepper, and 1/2 teaspoon oregano. Spread greens over lamb in an even layer. Roll lamb, starting at narrow end, to enclose filling. Using kitchen twine, tie lamb lengthwise and crosswise at 1-inch intervals. Rub with remaining tablespoon oil; season with salt, pepper, and remaining 1/2 teaspoon oregano. Cover, and refrigerate for at least 3 hours and up to overnight.
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Make four small slits in lamb, and insert the garlic quarters. Place the lamb in a roasting pan that just holds it comfortably. Roast for 25 minutes.
Add wine, and reduce oven temperature to 400 degrees. Continue roasting, basting frequently with pan juices, 45 to 65 minutes (or until an instant-read thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the lamb registers 125 degrees for medium-rare). If the roasting pan becomes dry, add a little water or chicken stock.
Remove lamb from oven, and cover with aluminum foil; let rest for 15 minutes. Remove twine from lamb before slicing. Strain pan drippings, skimming fat from the surface; drizzle pan juices over lamb. Serve with okra stew and phyllo rolls, if desired.


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* = I found an apparent "bug" in psuthesis.cls which might have something to do with using apj.bst instead of the original bst file. Anyway, psuthesis tries to change "Bibliography" to "References" in both the TOC and at the end. However, it did not work for me -- it only changed in the TOC. So, I changed the commands in psuthesis.cls back to print "Bibliography" everywhere. The version currently in the big tar file has the original version, the version I updated is available to download separately (psuthesis.cls).
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Giving Thanks (edition 2003)
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Giving Thanks by Jonathan London
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This book is good for second or third graders. It promotes selflessness and nature. The best thing about this book is that it mentions the Native Americans, which is my background and very thankful my culture is being acknowledge.
This little boy and his dad love going in nature and hiking. The father loves to teach his son about giving thanks to nature and all this is around him.
Age - 5-6
Source - Pierce County Library
Beautiful, we should be more appreciative of each other and the nature around us.
The illustrations in this book are truly incredible. Even without the amazing text, I could have enjoyed this book for that reason by itself, but this book has so much more. London truly outdoes himself with this text. A real standout.
Good version of the prayer and beautifully illustrated but see Chief Jake Swamp's version, Giving Thanks: A Native American Good Morning Message.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0763627534, Paperback)"This Thanksgiving, set the mood with a story of gratitude." — CHILD
Thank you, Mother Earth.
Thank you, Father Sky.
Thank you for this day.
How can a young boy ever show his gratitude for all the beauty he sees? He will learn from his father, who thanks the earth and the sky, the frogs and the crickets, the hawk and the deer, even the trees that wave their arms in the breeze. Majestic as the most beautiful autumn day and filled with glimpses of favorite woodland animals, GIVING THANKS is truly a gift to readers from nature-lover Jonathan London and master painter Gregory Manchess.
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A boy's father celebrates the interconnectedness of the natural world through his daily words of thanks and assures his son, who finds it a little embarrassing to thank trees and such, that it becomes a habit and makes one feel good.
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With styles ranging from designer duds to tomboy t-shirts, these Hollywood kiddies don't need mom and dad's guidance when it comes to choosing clothes!
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Emme Anthony
She's not only a Gucci model, but 3-year-old Emme is her own personal shopper! "Emme picks out her own outfits and likes to sleep in her princess dress," mommy Jennifer Lopez says of her darling daughter with Marc Anthony. But as for her son Max, J.Lo admits, "It's hard to get Max dressed. He prefers to run around the house with no clothes on."
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It's no mystery that the rock star Rossdale brothers, Kingston, 4½, and Zuma, 2, have style, and it's all thanks to their creative and trendy ideas — OK, and they have designer mommy, Gwen Stefani. "Kingston and Zuma each love to pick out their own clothes so my role in that has diminished," Gavin Rossdale says. "They are both very stylish little boys and have huge opinions on their own clothes."
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Well hi guy's i was looking for the entire forum for something simililar and did not find anything.
Well my problem is the trany, everything is ok at the begining i start the car put the D gear and the car goes perfect at cold, When the car is hot it shift but i little hard but no big deal. The car goes from first to second to third to four and no problem when it shift to fift on the high way at 100kmh boom limp mode.
But if i keep the car all the time on the 4S i can go 180kmh and there is no problem at all at any time. The car drives super in 4S or 3S even 2S but not on D.
I did scan the car with an PA Soft computer and it gave me Torque low Pressure, Solenoid low pressure.
My big question is what is going on, what do i need to change??
Because when i press the gas the tranny does not lag at all, in first it even spins the wheels, the 2,3,4 gear goes superb and quite fast.
I smell like the trany oil in the car not all the time.
I had another car with torque problem and you feel it right away.
The car had never been flushed from the tranny at my knowledge, can it be the solenoid? the Oil?
If you guys can help me i will really apreciate.
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Well I don't usually get the secretary to write anything for me at all. I just wanted to thank efurrybody for their kind thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery. I am now very much back to my wobbly little self. The virus really took it out of me and I spent 4 days asleep. Mum was a good nurse and she put little bowls of chicken under my nose when I was sleeping so that I woke up to eat, and syringed water down my throat so I couldn't dehydrate. She even put me in the litter tray so that I could do my private things.
Anyway it took me a few weeks to recover. Mum posted my recovery on Little Angel Alfie's diary. She didn't want to write before because it took me such a long time to recover and she wanted to make sure I was all better before she wrote anyting. She was frightened I would relapse.
Freddie had the same virus, but apart from a bit of coughing you would never have known he had anything wrong with him. He was pretty much his usual self.
Anyway I am laying on the floor trying to get a bit of a snooze because now that I can run about again I'm rather tired.
Goodnight peeps.
Oh well Mum took me to the vets this morning for my blood test. Only when she got there she realised she left kibble down all night just in case we get hungry in the night. She was told not to because they had to give me anaesthetic cos I won't sit still to have the blood taken. Result I thought I got away with it, but Oh No!
Yesterday when Dr Freddie got his shots the vet said I needed to have mine, but this sent my Mum into a panic because of my condition. So today she took the bull by the horns and told the vet to do it. So now I've had my shots. 3 weeks time I will get another lot. AND AND AND on Monday I have to have my blood test.
Mum is very proud of me!!!
Well I never. I've just read Dr Freddie's diary. I slept through the whole thing.
I have to admit though it was a bit of a surprise when the vet just stroked me under my chin today and I didn't need to get out to be prodded and poked.
It's my turn for the vet tomorrow at 08:30. I have to have a blood test. It's the dreaded FIP test where they check for coronovirus antiboies. Mum knows that the test isn't conclusive for FIP though and that it doesn't mean that just because I might have antibodies that I will have FIP. She knows about FIP and the very thought just makes her shudder. The vet said I have to have the test because Cerebeller Hypoplasia (CH) can be mimicked by lots of other things and these have to be ruled out. Well my head wobbles and I fall over a lot so I think it's definitely CH. I had a blood test last week but I am so small the vet couldn't take anymore blood. All my tests results were clear. My poor mum has spent the last couple of weeks thinking that I would die because I was very weak.
My cat mum stopped feeding me milk about a week before my new Mum brought me home, but nobody noticed that I couldn't eat from a bowl so when I arrived in my furever home I was starving. I spent a whole day crying and my new Dad said "that kitten is crying for its mother". That's when my new mum twigged that I was hungry. She put me at the bowl and realised that I hadn't been eating. She immediately picked me up and laid me on her arm, opened a packet of wet kitten food and fed me with her fingers. That was lovely. Mum thought I would never stop eating, but I did stop crying. The next morning she went to the vets and got some kitten replacement milk and she spent the next couple of weeks fattening me up. The nurse at the vets taught mum how to get me to eat from a little plate and now I can eat all by myself from a bowl just like my brother Dr Freddie. They all love me at the vets and the receptionist offered to take me home if Mum wanted to give me up. Mum said thank you for the kind offer but "Noooooo Way".
Mum was really upset when she found out that I had CH, but she was relieved and now she thinks I am just too cute for words. Me and Freddie have found ourselves a lovely furever home with a super family who are gonna spoil us rotten.
Mum speaking. I was horrified by Flossie's condition, but I had no idea what it was. I thought she would die and hence there was another round of fear, panic and tears. Then I found out about it and I can say that I have to admire Flossie's determination and spirit. She is one feisty little kitten and fights for everything she achieves. I can honestly say she could teach a few humans a thing or two about life. My husband Dave says he has nothing but admiration for her. He loves her. We love them both Flossie and Dr Freddie.
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... kids were tired by the end of it. Although we saw a lot of scat on our hikes we could not spot any wild life. The scenery is so spectacular that we could not stop taking pictures, so there are a lot of pictures added to this entry.
Got back to our campsite and made maggie for dinner and played a game of apples to apples and called it a night.
The flight from Anchorage to Denver was uneventful, and we touched down early. Rachel's connecting flight to Washington and Buffalo was at the gate next door so we left Brendan to farewell her, and went and collected the baggage.
Outside, we jumped on a free shuttle going to the Fairfield Inn as it was one of the hotels that the RV place picks up from. I always feel a bit awkward about hitching a ride if we aren't actually staying there, but the shuttle driver ...
Show us your Tetons
... and who doersn'f like snow capped tetons?) across Jackson lake were little short of breathtaking. The other thing that I particularly liked about the Grand Tetons NP was that those bloody annoying tourists didn't seem to know the place existed. There was no competing for spots for a view, no hassles for parks, and no gigantic RVs clogging the roads.
If there was anything to complain about it ...
An easy Century?
... Shoshoni, was a modern day ghost town. There was a mushroom mill that shutdown in the late 90's so now every building on main street but two or three are deserted with broken windows. One of the shops that was open was a little ma and pa burger joint and here I tried my first set of Rocky Mountain Oysters. Not sure what I thought of ...


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I bought this TV with my Amazon vouchers just after Christmas this year. This TV was very much a step into the modern age for us because it was our flat screen TV and I have to say that we are pretty much very happy with it.
I don't watch a whole lot of television and as such the actual TV we have has never been that much of an issue for me. If it hadn't been for the vouchers, we'd probably still have the old giant machine. It is for these reasons that we chose this particular TV - it was cheap, simple and ticks our admittedly few boxes.
The TV is a Toshiba 32 inch LCD television with integrated Freeview. You can hook the TV up to your PC so that you can use it to look at pictures and so on. It is glossy black in colour, which I was a bit worried about - I thought it might be too shiny for my simple tastes, but it actually looks quite nice and stylish. It is in energy class C. I'll be honest, I'm not entirely sure what that means but I think it is pretty average.
=The Pros=
The TV is perfect for our needs. It is unobtrusive - we really didn't want one of those giant things that make everything else in the room look tiny - but it is as nice to look at as a television can be. It is simple and classy with just a small grey Toshiba label at the bottom and hidden buttons underneath the screen at the front.
The TV is really easy to set up - so simple that even I managed to do it quite easily! Just a few little buttons to press and hey presto. The manual that comes with it is not a manual so much as a little document, but the on screen prompts are easily enough followed.
Another reason we picked it is that it has two scart sockets which we really wanted so that we could hook up our Freeview plus box and the DVD player. We'd have preferred a built in Freeview Plus, but that doesn't seem to exist as yet so it was important that we could connect ours. Having said that, the Freeview that is integrated into this model is very good. It has an eight day programme guide which, unlike many of the boxes we have tried in the past actually works and is quite quick. It is handy having the eight days rather than the standard seven as it allows you to have a look at next week's episode of a series that you are just watching (I have an obsessive need to see what is going to happen in the future!).
The picture and sound quality on it is great. Obviously you can do all the adjustments but I have found that it is really good anyway. The picture is really clear and bright and we haven't had any problems at all with the sound.
The other great thing about it is the price. It is currently available on Amazon for just under £240 which we thought was really good value for a TV made by a reputable company. When we compared it to other TVs in the same price bracket, we found that his was actually probably the best value option available.
=The Cons=
The TV is good but it isn't perfect. One of the main problems we have with it is that it seems to be a little slow. In the first instance it takes absolutely ages to turn on. I don't know if we are doing something wrong, but even when it is on standby, it takes a good twenty seconds to turn on. It is fairly slow to respond in general really, which means that it is hard to tell whether it has registered you pressing the remote and you end up doing things twice - and then even going around in circles!
This brings me on to the other problem with the TV and that is the remote. We have had the TV for about eight months now and we have already had to replace the remote because a couple of the buttons stopped working. Not all of them and not even the ones that are used most often, but it is annoying all the same. Fortunately we had a spare one, but that's not the point - it shouldn't be breaking so soon after getting it.
=Worth It Overall Then?=
I would have to say yes, because I still think it is really good value or money despite the couple of niggles we have with it. If you are looking for a cheap and stylish then this is definitely the one for you.


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Information overload. If you're responsible for maintaining your network's security, you're living with it every day. Logs, alerts, packet captures, and even binary files take time and effort to analyze using text-based tools - and once your analysis is complete, the picture isn't always clear, or timely. And time is of the essence.
Information visualization is a branch of computer science concerned with modeling complex data using interactive images. When applied to network data, these interactive graphics allow administrators to quickly analyze, understand, and respond to emerging threats and vulnerabilities.
Security Data Visualization is a well-researched and richly illustrated introduction to the field. Greg Conti, creator of the network and security visualization tool RUMINT, shows you how to graph and display network data using a variety of tools so that you can understand complex datasets at a glance. And once you've seen what a network attack looks like, you'll have a better understanding of its low-level behavior - like how vulnerabilities are exploited and how worms and viruses propagate.
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Security visualization systems display data in ways that are illuminating to both professionals and amateurs. Once you've finished reading this book, you'll understand how visualization can make your response to security threats faster and more effective
Greg Conti, an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y., has been featured in IEEE Security and Privacy magazine, the Communications of the ACM, and IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications magazine. He has spoken at a wide range of academic and hacker conferences, including Black Hat, DEFCON and the Workshop on Visualization for Computer Security (VizSEC). Conti runs the open source security visualization project, RUMINT, http://www.rumint.org/.
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To those in the information assurance or network security fields, Security Data Visualization by Greg Conti is a must read title due to the fact that it represents the first significant text to analyze its namesake of its title. For those unfamiliar with the utility of visualization systems, the text provides excellent examples on the graphical presentation of information to aid analysis, and how human intuition can be far more effective than standard machine processing. After establishing the basics early on, the book dives into security applications very quickly. By the end of Chapter 2, Conti has already shown enough so that the reader can see how to find a security vulnerability in the file structure of Microsoft Word documents via visualization techniques. As the book progresses so do the applications covered, which include network traffic visualization, visualization of firewall logs, and a handful of other topics. The work presented is extremely eye-opening, as it really has not gotten much attention outside of research and conferences. Security-minded readers unacquainted with this niche field will find the book impossible to put down. This title is not without its drawbacks, which unfortunately are numerous. In writing Security Data Visualization, Mr. Conti seems to have lacked a clear opinion regarding the identity of his average reader. From the title, it might seem that this would be an advanced/applied topics book on Computer Security, which would imply an assumed basic knowledge level of the reader. Some chapters seem to make this assumption and waste no time getting to the heart of the matter associated with their chapter titles, whereas others get bogged down with extremely unnecessary levels of detail regarding information that does not belong in a book like this. As an example of several sections of this nature, nearly half of Chapter 3, entitled "Port Scans," is spent explaining TCP/IP and the OSI seven layer model. These are topics that a majority of readers would need as prerequisite knowledge in order even to be interested in a book like this, and this inconsistent scope of information hinders the already short book by wasting pages on topics that do not directly relate to the title. The book also frequently falls victim to favoring 'what' over 'why' in explaining most topics. All too often chapters fail to rationalize design decisions, or why certain visualizations were used in conjunction with specific applications. In writing the first book for this field, it would have been much more beneficial to have the text read more like a tutorial than a proof of concept. However, the most glaring problem with this book involves deception of the reader. In Chapter 5 "One Night on My ISP", the author introduces a Security Visualization program called RUMINT which is a tool to visualize network packets, and juxtaposes it with heavyweight open-source security tools such as Wireshark and nmap. What is not to be found anywhere in the book other than in an image caption in Chapter 11, and in a few small words on the back cover, is that RUMINT was written by the author and is not a community standard like the programs it is presented alongside. Further investigation into RUMINT at its project website (www.rumint.org), shows it is written in the obsolete Visual Basic 6 language and requires Microsoft Office as well as an expensive 3rd party component called PacketX to be installed in order to compile. Its use of the PacketX library also probably makes RUMINT illegally licensed with the Creative Commons version of the GPL it is published under. In addition, the software has several limitations and is incomplete, being nowhere near the level of maturity that the Wireshark or nmap projects have achieved over the years of community revision. If the author had stated anywhere in the text that he was using his own tool in order to illustrate a concept, all of the above would have been excusable. RUMINT is used throughout the book, and this is not the only example of selective omission in Security Data Visualization. Two chapters that cover firewall log visualization and intrusion detection system log visualization, and were written by his colleague Raffael Marty, who uses these chapters to anonymously promote his own software package called Afterglow. The lack of disclosure regarding the origins of these programs results in a serious loss of trust in the author. Omissions of this nature, especially in a book related to information assurance, are very difficult to forgive. Despite all of this criticism, Security Data Visualization is a must-have for any computer security professional's bookshelf. The abilities this book will add to your toolkit, such as being able to look at a visualization of your network traffic, and then being able to not only eyeball that you are being portscanned, but identify the specific program the attacker is using is nothing short of incredible. Each page is printed in full color on semi-gloss paper, presenting the wealth of visualizations and diagrams the way they were meant to be seen. Aside from covering most common network security topics in a completely new light, the book constantly reminds the reader of the youth of this niche field and provides ideas and suggestions for future work. With this book Mr. Conti has definitely succeeded in creating a groundbreaking title, and with some revisions and a second edition he almost certainly will succeed in creating a classic.
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If you want to get into security visualization and don't know where to start, this is the book for you
By Chris Gates
If you want to get into security visualization this is the book for you. This book gives you everything you need to get started in the field. You may be asking yourself why you should care or want to be interested in Security Visualization. In Chapter 1 the author sums it up nicely. "Visualizations make abstract data more coherent...In many cases, visualizations seek to display large amounts of information in a compact but useful way." Before we get into the review, I'll disclose that I know the author and he gave me a review copy. I don't think this makes it easier for the author to get a good review, in fact, I think it makes it harder because I expect a lot from the author. Its his fault I'm into computer and information security and I have taken courses that he taught, so he had high expectations to meet.The first three chapters, An Overview of Information Visualization, The Beauty of Binary File Visualization, and Port Scan Visualization give you all the background you need to get started and introduce you to the author's visualization tool, RUMINT. It was interesting to see the difference between nmap and unicornscan and paves the way to create signatures for all types of port scanners based on their default behavior. Chapter 4, Vulnerability Assessment and Exploitation, walks us through analyzing a dataset with an attack using the Metasploit Framework, very interesting and shows us that even with metasploit's built-in IDS evasion, in the end it must create sockets and connections and those can be seen with visualization tools (with the proper tweaking and analysis). I read the sample chapter available (CH 5, One Night on My ISP) before I read the whole book, and it was certainly easier to follow after reading the previous chapters. I think it gives you a good taste of what you can do with security visualization tools and what the book can teach you but can be hard to follow without the background material in the previous chapters. Chapter 6, A Survey of Security Visualization, gives us an overview of how other security researchers are solving security problems with different types of visualization. Chapters 7 (Firewall Log Visualization) & 8 (Intrusion Detection Log Visualization) written by the guest author Raffy Marty uses his tool "AfterGlow" to examine firewall logs and Treemaps to try to organize the volumes of IDS data. Chapter 9, Attacking and Defending Visualization Systems, shows us some sample attacks that attackers could use to thwart security visualization tools. The occlusion and windshield wiper attacks were interesting as well as the idea of using graphical attacks to send images to the analyst. Chapters 10-12, Creating a Security Visualization System, Unexplored Territory & Teaching Yourself, closes out the book with discussions and thoughts on building your own security visualization tools, areas of future research and obviously ways to help teach yourself security visualization.Some likes and dislikes. I liked that the author regularly points us to background material and extra reading for every section. Each section could pretty much be a book in itself so links to more reading and current research was helpful for the specific areas that peeked my interest. I really liked that the book was in color, I don't see the book being near as effective in black and white. I liked the guest author's take on visualization, it was nice to get a second opinion in the same book and it was extremely nice that they didn't cover the same material like a lot of books that have multiple authors seem to do. Lastly, I liked that the author had created his own tool to do some of the visualization and that its freely available on the tool's site. I was able to get up and running with RUMINT from the material in the book and the how-to on the site.For dislikes, it would have been nice to have access to some of the scripts mentioned in the book. Hopefully the author will post those on his site. I didn't care for the font of the book, Times New Roman, small times new roman font got a little tiresome of reading after a chapter or two (minor gripe)Overall, a great book and highly recommended to anyone interested in getting started with security visualization.
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And boss says van Persie should have been sent-off
PEPE Mel believes a spate of injuries either side of half-time proved critical in his team's 3-0 defeat by Manchester United.
And the Baggies boss felt his team should have been handed a one-man advantage in the 55th minute when Robin van Persie was fortunate not to see a second yellow card of the game for a rash challenge on Steven Reid.
The Baggies fell behind to Phil Jones' 34th-minute header and five minutes before the break saw Claudio Yacob limp out of the action.
Chris Brunt was forced off just before the hour-mark and United cashed in while the hosts were assessing if the Hawthorns skipper could continue by doubling their lead through Wayne Rooney.
To make matters worse Steven Reid had to exit the fray on 65 – meaning all Mel's substitutions were used up by injuries, with 25 minutes remaining.
Danny Welbeck added a third for the visitors seven minutes from time to make it a flattering scoreline for the Red Devils.
"I think we had bad luck with the three changes through three injuries," said Mel.
"We weren't able to do anything else despite the fact the game required it.
"Due to the changes we couldn't do anything else.
"Yes I think van Persie should have been sent-off; it was a clear second yellow card.
"If van Persie had received a red card the game would have been completely different.
"I haven't spoken to the referee about it.
"What would have been the point; once the referee's blown there is no going back on it."
Mel admits the pressure is mounting on his 17th-placed men, with ten games remaining.
And he has stressed the importance of the next four matches, which come against relegation rivals Swansea, Hull, Cardiff and Norwich.
"Pressure is all part of the profession," he added.
"I hope the players respond well to playing under pressure
"The trainer certainly does react well to being under pressure because I'm used to it.
"I'm still confident I can keep West Brom up; the next four matches are very important for us.
"They are different matches and we need 11 professionals with a good mentality."
Both parties decide to go their separate ways following talks
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But boss glad hard work preserved Premier League status
11 May 2014
And Baggies boss says players owe fans one against Stoke
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BBC America's Orphan Black second-season debut last Saturday doubled its total viewer and 25-54 audience, and upped its 18-49 viewing by 91% with Live+3 Day viewing. That shifted audience totaled 1.57 million for the premiere telecast and three weekend replays, including 927,000 adults 25-54 and 909,000 adults 18-49. Orphan Black is second only to BBC America's highest-rated series Doctor Who, in adults 18-49. The Live+3 lift for the Season 2 premiere ranks No. 1 among all TV drama season premieres in the 2013-14 season to date. In L3, this season debut ranks well ahead of the show's original unveiling: up 41% in total viewers, 52% in 25-54, and 65% in 18-49. In addition, Orphan Black was the No. 1 TV show on Twitter and Tumblr for the day of premiere and was the No. 1 basic cable drama on Twitter for the week.
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I knew those initial numbers would rise. Saturday night is not the best for "live viewing," regardless of the show.
I'm glad the show got a boost but to really help the ratings, everyone has to watch live! I know it's an inconvenient night/time but please try to watch it live if you can!