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Well I would say BT also evolved. Since the transition has been made from Slax to Ubuntu as a base system I'd say BT is more suited as your day to day OS than before.
Hi All,
I have installed BackTrack as dual boot. I used XP and have upgraded to Win7 dual boot with Pre-Final and now with Final. The last few months, I have used BT as my Daily OS. I cruise the web, get my email, listen to music, etc. I remember reading in the old-Forum where is this not suggested. I cannot find that link.
I wonder why using BT as my daily OS is not suggested or is it dangerous? I have installed IPtables. When I need to use BT, I stop IPtables service. When I need BT tools, I have it ready and available. I used 'macchanger' for the MAC address. I keep all 'updates', and 'upgrades'. What am I missing?
Well I would say BT also evolved. Since the transition has been made from Slax to Ubuntu as a base system I'd say BT is more suited as your day to day OS than before.
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Well you can do now since its now Ubuntu base
Use search option before you ask a Question
Beginners see F.A.Q for general question
Sammy. This question has been debated many times, there are different opinions.
Backtrack is a pentesting distribution, indeed it has evolved now and can be run as a main OS but that entirely depends on what you are doing.
-If you have it installed on your HDD and run it's tools once a month or something like that than it's really no good. However if you pentest a lot, want to learn and other stuff than yes you could do this.
-Another thing as BT is made for pentesting a lot of day to day applications may cause problems in it, or won't work and I don't think that a lot of people here will support you if that happens.
-If you choose to run BT as a main OS I would advice you to create an unprivileged user, even though most tools run as root. This is for security reasons, if you want to read more about it lupin made a nice tutorial on how to create an unprivileged user in BT and also a few reasons why you would do that: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...backtrack.html
-Another point in making this choice is your Linux skill. As you probably know BT is an advanced linux distribution and I'm not sure you will get very much help on basic linux questions. If you know linux than I don't think you will need any help.
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
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Of course you can use it as a main OS but your experience would definitly be different than say a windows or ubuntu desktop OS. Its like having a HD DVD player and buying non-HDDVD formated movies to play on your 42 Inch HDTV. It can be used as for such but you wont necessarily be getting the experience that such a system (Desktop OS or HD DVD player) is intended for (especially out the box. You can always tweak BT4 to make it more Desktop friendly for your own purposes).
Thanks to you All,
All of you made many valid points. I did have to make some changes to become Desktop friendly. I did NOT create a non-root user. I strayed away from the actual use.
I do use the functions of BT several times a day so I wanted something that was quick and readily available. I did not want to carry multiple machines. I have a MacPro running BT under Parallels. This works except for the wireless function.
I have decided to re-install BT and use it only as intended. I will dual-boot with Win7 and use Win7 as my daily commuter.
I will try BT under VMWare.
I guess I was trying to use a screw driver as a lever, can opener, spatula, and self-defense weapon. Tools are best used for what it was designed.
Personally I use Ubuntu, then compile in the applications I need on a fairly regular basis. When I need that one app that only gets used every now and then, I boot backtrack. Though like most of the regulars, I have multiple machines, and one is purely a backtrack machine, but I don't carry it with me all the time. Backtrack is also handy for playing with applications I might want on my regular machine, but don't want to take the time to compile. If I really like the app, I'll make time to put it on my daily driver, otherwise it stays in backtrack.
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
Depends what you want to do. If you're looking for a daily desktop OS, you're probably more suited to Ubuntu, openSUSE, Mint, etc. They are built for desktop use in mind.
If you're using the Backtrack tools everyday, well then Backtrack is the answer.
Personally, I usually run Backtrack in a VM or off a live dvd.
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hey I am new to this forum and am looking for some help in bidding an exterior paint job. this is a 2 storey older style house wth wooden exterior approximately 50' by 20' . It requires 2 coats of paint with a darker tone for the trim changing from light color to grey. also red paint on doors. some scraping and general prep required. Need help in determining general guidelines for this type of job with or without materials included. Any info would be graetly appreciated.
P.S. I am located up in Calgary Alberta where there is a bit of housing boom and labor is at a shortage. should this affect my prices?
Are you new to this forum or to painting??? If your new to painting, why start with such a big house? And I hate to say it, but you've had 33 views on this question and no one has answered your request for "help"...because to us....it seems like you want us to bid it for you......:no:
Find out what contractors charge in your area and get started....
thanks for the advice. I am actually not new to painting just to this forum, and after reviewing other discussions here I was able to come up with a reasonable quote that was accepted.
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Just a small thing, if that's possible
In Ubuntu auto complete works for apt-get:
if you type "apt-get install dovecot" and then tab two times:
It doesn't work in Backtrack.Code:root@ubuntu:~$ apt-get install dovecot dovecot dovecot-dev dovecot-pop3d dovecot-common dovecot-imapd dovecot-postfix
EDIT: Found solution for BT4 Pre-Final:
source /etc/bash_completion
That's pretty god damn cool
Ask questions on the open forums, that way everybody benefits from the solution, and everybody can be corrected when they make mistakes. Don't send me private messages asking questions that should be asked on the open forums, I won't respond. I decline all "Friend Requests".
bash_completion is a cool utility, you can easily expand it to work with your own programs.
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By Jason Rhodes
ZURICH (Reuters Life!) - Zurich's Kunsthaus museum will offer the first public glimpse Friday of a Swiss art collection that has been under lock and key since thieves stole its most-prized painting in a $160 million heist two years ago.
The collection of German-born arms maker Emil Buehrle hit the headlines in February 2008 when masked robbers made off with major works by Cezanne, Degas, Monet and Van Gogh in Switzerland's biggest-ever art theft.
The show will give the public a sneak preview of the collection before it moves residence in 2015 to a new wing of the Kunsthaus designed by British architect David Chipperfield.
The magnate's collection, which contains around 180 paintings and sculptures including some of the world's finest works of Impressionism and post-Impressionism, is usually housed in a villa adjoining Buehrle's former home by Lake Zurich.
The special event, which runs until May 16, is one of the highlights in a series to mark the centenary of the Kunsthaus. The series culminates in a show revisiting Picasso's first museum retrospective, held in the Jugendstil building in 1932.
"The presentation here can be considered as a dress rehearsal of this potential move," Lukas Gloor, the collection's director and show's co-curator, said in an interview with Reuters, adding the new location was not just being considered on security grounds.
"The uniting of the Buehrle collection with the Kunsthaus collection is aimed at addressing a larger audience than the one we can draw to the current premises and placing it in the central location it rightfully belongs."
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Assisting federal agencies in the use of quality improvement tools and techniques to improve public health programs
This project will convene a series of one-day meetings for about 25 participants each to engage federal agencies in defining an approach to quality improvement (QI) within and among federal agencies that supports public health programs. This series will build on previous efforts to demonstrate QI within and among programmatic areas in state health departments and to advance public health accreditation. The meetings will include representatives from the Department of Health and Human Services (including the Office of Emergency Preparedness), the Health Resources and Services Administration (specifically the Maternal and Child Health Bureau), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (regarding chronic diseases, environmental health and emergency preparedness), and the Department of Agriculture (specifically the Women, Infants, and Children program), as well as select state and large-city health officials. By the end of the series, meeting participants will identify a short list of federal QI projects in public health as priorities for implementation. The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) will support the series by: (1) producing a brief background paper describing possibilities for improved efficiency, reduced duplication, and better standardization and integration in public health programs; (2) developing the agendas and facilitating and recording the results of the meetings; (3) conducting QI training for federal partners in creating and implementing QI plans; (4) summarizing federal agency QI initiatives/plans resulting from the meetings and their potential impact on delivery of public health programs across federal, state and local public health; and (5) disseminating the results as examples of options for improved performance and accountability in federal programs. ASTHO will also coordinate with a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-supported meeting planner, funded under a separate award, on meeting logistics and expenses and participant travel.
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Time frame: 10/1/2012 - 8/31/2014
Grant Number: 70355
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(5) "High level disinfectant" means a chemical agent, which has demonstrated tuberculocidal activity and is registered with the Environmental Protection Agency.
(6) "Indirect supervision" means the supervisor is available by phone or by other means of electronic communication. The supervisor must be able to reasonably oversee the work of the individual being supervised, and be available for questions and assistance when needed.
(7) "Informed Consent" means the written consent obtained following a thorough and easily understood explanation to the patient, or patient's guardian, of the proposed procedures, any available alternative procedures and any risks associated with the procedures. Following the explanation, the licensee must ask the patient, or the patient's guardian, if there are any questions. The licensee must provide thorough and easily understood answers to questions asked.
(8) "Official transcript" means an original document authorized by the appropriate office in the Oregon Department of Education and certified by a college, university or private career school indicating applicant identity information, hours and types of course work, examinations and scores that the student has completed. Original documents must be submitted directly to the Agency from the college, university or private career school by United States Postal Service mail, or other recognized mail service providers, in a sealed envelope.
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The company's broker SG responded by nudging up its annual pre-tax profit forecast for the year to 31 January by 3% to £3.7m after Ottakar's reported sales at its 78 nationwide stores rose 12.7% in the six weeks to 29 December. Like-for-like sales at existing stores accelerated to 7.5% over the same period.
Finance director Edward Knighton said Harry Potter books and merchandise would contribute about 3% of group sales of almost £100m this year and thinks film sequels for Potter and the Lord of the Rings will reinforce both franchises in 2002.
Ottakar's plans to spend £4m opening between six and eight new stores this year, compared with four smaller openings in 2001. Shares in the company, which were among the market's top 20 performing stocks of 2001, were steady at 146 1/2p.
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His working life is on the road to recovery with a steady part-time job this month at a non-profit housing residence in London, where he will offer mentoring and counselling to residents. St. Thomas, too, is making some early steps toward recovering lost jobs by attracting some manufacturers, including Masco Canada Ltd., which took over the Sterling plant and now employs about 400 people making plumbing fixtures and other housing-related products.
St. Thomas won some spinoff benefits from the new Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc. plant in Woodstock, Ont., which gave that city a major boost during the recession. Takumi Stamping Canada Inc., which supplies metal parts to Toyota's Woodstock plant, is expanding in St. Thomas and now has about 150 employees. St. Thomas has also retained some auto parts plants, notably two Magna International Inc. factories.
Masco and Takumi are examples of how the city is working hard to attract new businesses to replace those that have left, says Bob Wheeler, general manager of St. Thomas Economic Development Corp. He points to the price of industrial land and a skilled work force as advantages St. Thomas has in landing other businesses.
"We build things here and we do a good job at it," he says.
But the full impact of the Ford closing won't be felt until later this year.
In several empty factories near where Mr. LaCroix installed dashboards in truck cabs at what was once the Sterling plant, but is now Masco, weeds poke through the asphalt in empty parking lots.
One of those factories is a block south on Harwill Road, where the green lights on the loading dock at the former ZF Heavy Duty Steering Inc. plant still blink every few seconds to alert drivers that it's safe to back up – even though the factory closed in December, 2009. A few blocks east of that is the soon-to-be-shuttered Lear plant.
Mr. LaCroix is watching his colleagues at Lear endure the same painful issues the Sterling workers faced.
"I've seen parents fighting with their kids because they have to tell them: 'I don't know if you can join hockey this year.' "
Rod Potgieter, executive director of Family & Children's Services of St. Thomas & Elgin County, has noticed the impact of the manufacturing decline in other ways.
"There's increases in addictions, there's increases in domestic violence and there's increases in child abuse and neglect," Mr. Potgieter says. "It kind of cascades down to us, but it's a social artifact of the economic recession."
In 2008, Elgin County, which stretches from Lake Erie's north shore to the city of London's south side and includes St. Thomas, had the largest increase in Canada of people seeking access to social assistance, he notes. His own agency closed fewer cases than it normally does during healthy economic times and transferred more cases to other agencies.
The effect is felt throughout the services industry and in the charitable sector, too. The loss of manufacturing jobs has had a dramatic impact on the United Way, for example. The Canadian Auto Workers union, which designates that fund-raising drive as one of its key priorities, represents workers at Ford and did so for Sterling's hourly employees as well.
CAW members and other employees at Sterling contributed $300,000 annually to the United Way, says Sharon Lechner, who departed as chief executive officer of Elgin-St. Thomas United Way in May.
"A few years ago we [raised]$1.2-million," Ms. Lechner says. "Last year we raised $712,000, so it's had a huge impact."
Mr. Potgieter points out that at one time, Family & Children's Services received $60,000 annually from United Way to run a moms and tots program, mainly for single parents with pre-school children. That funding was cut to $26,000 last year and he no longer relies on United Way to finance the program.
In nearby Fingal, Ont., Jim McIntyre, Mayor of Southwold Township, where the Ford plant is located, is figuring out how he will cope with the loss of $400,000, or one-quarter of his tax base.Report Typo/Error
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October 12, 2012
October 12, 2012
On October 10, 2012, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin. This case considers whether using race as a factor in undergraduate admissions decisions is permitted by the Equal Protection Clause.
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Three months ago, I noticed wrinkles on my cheeks, so I read about facial yoga and I started to do the exercises a lot. Two weeks ago, I looked at myself and I noticed that the fine lines I used to have are now very deep.
Something tells me this is the result of the exercises. Otherwise, I don't understand how can wrinkles get this deep this fast, besides I'm only 31. Anyway, can I improve them? Can dynamic wrinkles be improved in some way? I hate to think they look this bad because of me and my facial exercises


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Lomogram is a great photo editing app for your Windows Phone that just passed one million downloads. And it only took the app 219 days to get there.
The Windows Phone photography app gets good reviews over in the Windows Phone Store (4.5 stars) and we thought it was time to take a look at things and see what all the excitement was about. Lomogram is nicely laid out with over forty filters, tons of borders and light effects that can be applied to new photos as well as photos already in your Pictures Hub.
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A Young Knights Story - Poem by Shaun William Hayes
Emerging slowly to a resonant truth
The mind, body and soul of an errant youth
Yawned, stretched and reached out to life
Seeking knowledge, fortune - and maybe a wife
So he girded his loins and rode out with the Sun
Having bid farewell to his kin, and especially his mum
"One day", he proclaimed "I'll return with great store"
But that's another song, so I'll sing it no more...
Cross many lands our brave boy did travel
Sometimes on grass, sometimes on gravel
Learning as he went the way of the knight
This took a long time as he wasn't too bright
Of maidens and dragons and much derring do
Our hero encountered perhaps one or two
But nothing compared to the day when perchance
He encountered the evil black knight and his lance
He was a prince and had won so much Gold
But his heart was of stone and exceedingly cold
He would fight in the lists and had never been beat
Making fortunes on side-bets, which is actually quite neat
Well our young boy was now a man in his prime
But to risk all for money, was this really a crime
"Naaa" he thought, "I can take this black knight",
As I said before, not very bright
They met at noon, lances raised in salute
A lady's favour attached, hmm she was quite a beaut
The thunder of hooves, the clash onto shields
Why did this grim combat have so much appeal?
Five lances apiece yet still they both vied
Bloodied and bruised but full of man pride
When suddenly our man took one full in the head
He fell from his horse, of course he was dead
Which as well as a shame and being terribly gory
Is a rather unsatisfactory end to this story.
Topic(s) of this poem: humorous
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text: I know there are a few threads about belts, however I was wondering if the ladies would be able to suggest a belt that doesn't seem so, well, manly. I've been looking and not being able to see them in person I feel like they all look a little manly in the pictures. If any ladies out there have suggestions or experience to give me an idea of what to expect I would greatly appreciate it.


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Photoshop tutorial: Vintage-look collage techniques
Ciara Phelan shows you how to hone your cut-out skills to prepare images for collaging. You'll also learn some handy tricks to give your images a vintage look.
Ciara Phelan shows you how to hone your cut-out skills to prepare images for collaging. You'll also learn some handy tricks to give your images a vintage look.
Innovative CG technologies including a tool that turns faces into 3D pencil sketches, realistically shiny fur and a way to automatically lipsync a model to an audio track (using Obmam) are to be presented at this year's Siggraph conference. See them all in action.
Artworks by Chiara Ghigliazza, Julia Allum and Paul Garland picked up prizes last night – with a full shortlist of 100 artworks on show at the London Transport Museum
We speak to Rob about overseeing the composition of shots and scenes in Disney's latest animated film – and how the ocean proved to be as testing for the team to create as for Moana to navigate.
Both deliver impressive mobile VR experiences, but one has an edge right now.
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With all of the media attention now being given the subject of Scientology & parenting, I thought it pertinent to post this – an article I originally put together for BlogCritics, but more pertinent here.How did my mom come upon Scientology? What was in it for her? I asked her if she might write a sentence or two describing such for me. What I got instead was the following, an account that totally made my own religious path make sense.Her story:I was a teenager during the dru … [Read more...]
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Mumbai, Nov 12 (UNI) Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha and senior BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani today said the people should look up to the BJP for good governance and every 'karyakarta', including Ministers, should take pride in the national cause for which they are working.
''Over 50 years of Congress rule could not transform Swarajya (Independence) into Surajya (good governance) and we should work towards it with a prudent approach,'' Mr Advani said in his concluding speech at the three-day workshop of BJP Ministers at Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini (RMP) near Bhayander in North Mumbai.
Stressing that BJP believed in the integrity and unity of India as one nation, a concept which has been practised since ancient years, Mr Advani cited the example of Adi Shankaracharya who hailed from Kerala and travelled all over the country up to what is now Pak-occupied Kashmir, preaching the great culture of this land.
He said, ''Unlike the Communists who think India is a multi-national state, we believe that India is one nation. One also needs to understand the difference between pseudo-secularism and genuine secularism.'' Advani said BJP, since its birth as Jan Sangh in 1951, has been steering the course of all the national issues like upholding democracy and freedom of press and national integrity. Many people, including Dr Shyamprasad Mukherjee, have sacrificed their lives in the process.
Mr Advani said, ''The NDA government was successful in instilling confidence in the minds of Indians and NRIs that this country can rise and lead the world into the 21st century. The next task is to remove the backwardness that still persists. We should radically revolutionise and change the ugly face of Indian polity.'' The former Deputy Prime Minister lauded the learning culture of BJP and added that such workshops by RMP would go a long way in training BJP ministers towards bringing ''Sushasan''. He paid rich tributes to the late Pramod Mahajan for playing an instrumental role in building a state-of-the-art training and research centre like RMP.
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ATLANTA -- In the lobby and corridors of one of the several airport-area hotels here early on Friday morning, NFL general managers, personnel directors and salary cap managers rifled through some handouts detailing the CBA that was ratified by their bosses the night before, and casually debated the real-world implications on what the rules might mean for them.
A few guys, before entering the cram course on the proposed agreement, invented new and unprintable terms for the zaniness that might ensue over the next week if players approve the labor accord. Others just scratched their heads. A few ducked into a men's room, presumably to gulp down a handful of Excedrin. And several privately decried the agreement and the consequences of what it will probably mean for them.
But if there was one prevalent sentiment, a feeling of relief that permitted the so-called "football guys" to exhale, it was this one: No matter the headaches that figure to be created by what might be the craziest and most compressed period in NFL history, the daunting task ahead is a level of chaos for which officials are prepared.
It was fairly evident that many of the men charged with cobbling together a team were less than mollified by the handiwork of their bosses. Perhaps even unprepared for the realities of some of the parameters and restraints under which they will work. But not unprepared for the start of football.
"Our guys are chomping at the bit," said Cleveland president Mike Holmgren. "No one wanted (the lockout) or enjoyed it. But the one thing that it did do was allow us time to focus on what we were looking for, how we would react when we got back to football, better define the process. So we're ready to go."
The public reluctance of some player reps to ratify the labor agreement as it is currently constituted, and the possibility that a vote will not occur on Friday, as the owners had anticipated, has put a brake on the proposed timeline for the start of league activities. But the expectation remains that, at some point, there will be an accord that allows all parties to resume football. And at that point, the pace will be a breakneck one.
Not to the point, though, it seems, that personnel directors and general managers will be forced to significantly delegate a portion of their responsibilities.
"Most of the work," said Kansas City general manager Scott Pioli, "has been done. We're just all waiting for the green light."
Just in terms of fashioning together a team for training camp -- signing draft picks, adding undrafted free agents who really have been in limbo during the lockout, and recruiting and signing veteran free agents -- there is considerable work to be done. Several personnel men acknowledged on Thursday and Friday that a stretch that has been unusual will be even more so, because teams figure to still be adding some players, particularly veteran free agents, after camps commence.
"Most (franchises) aren't going to have everyone on-board for the start of camp, and that's going to be a factor," noted one AFC general manager. "But everyone has been dealt the same hand, so we'll just have to deal with it."
>From a basic time standpoint, the week following finalization of an agreement might be a blur for contract negotiators and cap managers. A few owners, team presidents and top personnel officials allowed that there might have to be a few more people involved in signing, just because of the sheer numbers involved. The AFC general manager cited above agreed that "we could have to pull in some guys to tighten up the nuts and bolts."
But the sense was that most of the football decisions will be made by the men who typically make them anyway.
Coaches and scouts have analyzed veteran and undrafted free agents now for months, and the biggest seller at pharmacies close to headquarters probably has been Visine, in the industrial size. The additional time could mean that teams will make fewer mistakes on undrafted guys and, theoretically, fewer on the veteran pool as well. As noted by The Sports Xchange earlier this week, particularly in the case of high-profile veteran free agents, there almost certainly won't be the kind of courtship process there has been in past years. But that doesn't necessarily mean that, just because there will be fast deal, there will be bad deals.
Let's face it, even in the past, with time to haggle and define the market, many of the veteran contracts were ones on which teams wished they had a do-over.
This year, some of the time spent wooing players was instead invested in evaluating them. With the draft preceding free agency, some franchises might be more careful in free agency. There haven't been many positives in the lockout - and veteran additions will be forced to assimilate quicker than ever - but clubs may have better pinpointed their needs and the players who might fill them.
"I think a lot of guys had (blueprints) where they kind of said, 'OK, if the lockout ends at this point, here's what we need to do. And if it's over on this date, this is how we react,' " said New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum.
Added Holmgren: "We've operated the whole time on contingencies, and I'm sure we're not the only ones."
Still, to the matter of staff delineation, of parceling out evaluation duties, and having more people involved, more sets of eyes: It hasn't seemed to have happened. Teams have not dramatically added talent scouts or even contract negotiators to handle the deluge of deals to be quickly consummated.
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Memoir / U.S. & European History / Radical Politics
Jumping the Line
The Adventures and Misadventures of an American Radical
William Herrick
With an introduction by Paul Berman
Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography
William L. Andrews, Series Editor
"William Herrick is an unstoppable truth-teller, just as brave in his older years as when he enlisted for the war against Franco. He is our American Orwell."
Paul Berman, from the Introduction
An eye-opening account of time served in the great battles of our centuryfor workers' rights, against Fascism, Communism, and racismJumping the Line is the life story of an American original. William Herrick chronicles his adventures and misadventures on the front lines of the Spanish Civil War, in (and very much out of) the Communist Party, driving a tractor on a communal farm in Michigan, jumping the line as a hobo, organizing African American sharecroppers in Georgia, at work with Orson Welles, and immersed in his own writing.
Herrick chronicles a life of great conviction and great disillusion. He went to Spain in 1936 to fight against the Fascists and there witnessed the horrifying acts that Fascists and Communists alike committed, before he was felled by a near-fatal wound. Here he tells about the life that led him, a working-class Jewish kid from New York, into the idealism and then the murky politics of this internecine conflict. From the bloody fight in Spain he takes us to the battlefields of the Communist movement in the U.S., where he found himself parading up and down the garment district of Manhattan, denouncing his former comrades.
When Paul Berman interviewed Herrick in the Village Voice in 1986, for the fiftieth anniversary of the Spanish Civil War, Herrick's remarks so incensed other veterans of the Abraham Lincoln battalion that they picketed the paper. What William Herrick has to say doesn't always go down easily. But for those who like the truth, with a dash of wit and a healthy dose of history, it can be exhilarating.
William Herrick is the author of ten novels, including the award-winning ¡Hermanos!, based on his experiences in the Spanish Civil War. His most recent novels are That's Life and Bradovich, and he has written reviews for the New York Times Book Review and the New Leader. Born in 1915 to parents from Belarus, he is a member of American PEN and lives in New York state.
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Donald Driver talks about Aaron Rodgers taking over as leader of the team and making your own legacy in football.
I love Donald Driver. So do a lot of Packer Fans as he was definitely the Fan Favorite at Fan Fest this past weekend.
Sorry for the dearth of posting over the weekend. (And thanks to Corey for his great conversation-starter of a post).
Thanks to PackOne for bringing attention to this story over on his site. As a father of a child with special needs myself, it really hit home. But...
Just read this while recording the podcast. (Thanks to Pack One for nudging us)
Shocking. Unreal. Words fail.
I would be remiss if I did not mention the extraordinary day enjoyed by Donald Driver yesterday and his tying a Packer record with 103 consecutive...
I wouldn't want to be in the film room with Jimmy Robinson this week.
...can we now stop worrying about Rodgers?
An off-the-top-of-my-head list of Aaron Rodgers' teammates miscues tonight:
Packers Team set
One of the many great benefits of having Packer World up and running is being able to monitor news basically as it happens. So, I see that there is a new article on packers.com. It's my favorite kind. Highlight videos. Last season's 5 best by packers.com polling data. A must see.
"Favorite Fives" of 2007: Play of the Year.
Having seen 2 of the 5 plays live, Donald Driver TD against the Giants was a trace more exciting than the Tramon Williams punt return TD if only because it was a playoff game and we needed the boost and Double D willed it to happen.
The other interesting note is that Favre is only truly responsible for 1 of those plays...and it's the one that has the most questions for Aaron Rodgers.
Packers.com Video showcases favorite pass and run plays at Lambeau for the fans to vote on their favorite play. The run poll has ended and I think...
KC Joyner over at ESPN thinks that Donald Dr
Nice piece from the AP, run over at the Sporting News, about the unselfish nature of Donald Driver.
Congrats to Brett Favre for being named the starting quarterback for the NFC Pro Bowl roster. Congrats as well to Al Harris fo
Antoine Winfield wants to be on Donald Driver all game.
By all that's right and good, please don't let Donald Driver be seriously hurt. All of Packerdom should be saying silent prayers to the God of...
Some may wonder why Donald Driver got another contract extension so soon after his last one (which was, um, last off season). I don't. If Thompson...
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2012-13 Indoors: Took second in the 1000 meters (2:27.66) at the Metropolitan Indoor Championships on Jan. 24…Won the bronze medal in the 800 meters at the MAAC Indoor Championships on Feb. 15, posting a time of 1:54.31…Also ran the leadoff leg on the silver medal-winning distance medley relay squad at the MAAC Indoor Championships…Had a season-best clocking of 1:53.66 to capture third place in the 800 at the USATF New York Open Championships on Feb. 23…Made the final of the 1000 at the IC4A Indoor Championships (March 1), helping the Jaspers take fourth in the team standings with a seventh-place effort (2:27.51).
2012 Cross Country: Finished 67th overall at the MAAC Championships (Oct. 27), running 8000 meters in 26:52.35…Posted a time of 34:08.40 over 10,000 meters at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships on Nov. 9…Completed the five-mile course in a time of 28:04.20, good for 79th place, at the IC4A Championships on Nov. 17.
2012 Outdoors: Opened the season with a 3:56.84 clocking in the 1500 meters at the Baldy Castillo Invitational on March 16…Placed seventh in the 800 meters (1:56.09) at the Metropolitan Outdoor Championships on April 13…Grabbed the silver medal in the 1500 (3:53.20) while also anchoring the silver medal-winning 4x800 meter relay squad and finishing seventh in the 800 (1:54.30) at the MAAC Outdoor Championships on May 5…Ran a season-best time of 1:51.18 in the 800 at the IC4A Outdoor Championships (May 11), placing 11th overall.
2011-12 Indoors: Placed third in the 1000 meters (2:29.97) at the Metropolitan Indoor Championships on Jan. 26…Notched a time of 1:53.40 to capture first place in the 800 meters at the Millrose Games Collegiate Invitational on Feb. 11…Won the gold medal in the 800 (1:52.53) at the MAAC Indoor Championships on Feb. 17…Made the final of the 800 at the IC4A Indoor Championships (March 3), finishing sixth in 1:52.22…Ran a season-best time of 1:50.97 in the qualifying round at the IC4A Championships.
2011 Outdoors: Captured 11th place in the 1500 meters at the Sam Howell Invitational on April 1, running a season-best time of 4:03.51…Won a pair of bronze medals in the 4x400 and 4x800 meter relays while also finishing fourth in the 800 meters (1:55.33) at the MAAC Outdoor Championships on May 7.
2010-11 Indoors: Took second in the mile (4:22.87) at the Yale Lidlifter Invitational on Dec. 4…Finished fourth in the mile (4:23.83) at the NYC Gotham Cup on Jan. 14.
2010 Cross Country: Opened the season with a seventh-place showing (20:57.59), the best of any Jasper, at the Stony Brook Invitational on Sept. 4…Finished 15th at the Fr. Victor Leeber Invitational on Sept. 25, posting a time of 27:48.36 for 8000 meters…Manhattan's top finisher at the Metropolitan Championships (Oct. 8), completing the 8000-meter course in 27:23, good enough for 40th place…Placed 40th at the MAAC Championships on Oct. 29, notching a season-best time of 26:26.30.
2010 Outdoors: Ran a season-best time of 4:04.49 to capture fourth place in the 1500 meters at the Monmouth Season Opener on March 26…Took second in the 1500 (4:05.40) at the FDU Track Classic on April 10…Finished fifth in the 800 meters in a time of 1:55.32 at the MAAC Outdoor Championships on May 2.
2009-10 Indoors: Finished ninth in the 800 meters (1:57.50) at the MAAC Indoor Championships on Feb. 19…Captured sixth place in the 1000 meters in a time of 2:30.80 at the NYU Fastrack Invitational on Feb. 26.
2009 Cross Country: Had a season-best time of 26:09 over 8000 meters at the Paul Short Run on Oct. 2…Ran a time of 27:30 at the Metropolitan Championships on Oct. 9, good enough for 40th place…Placed third in a time of 9:08 at the Manhattan Short Course Invitational on Oct. 21…Captured 27th place at the MAAC Championships (Oct. 30), completing the 8000-meter course in 27:37.20.
2009 Outdoors: Placed fourth in the 1000 meters (April 13) at the St. John's Monday Meeting on April 13…Clocked a time of 4:09 in the 1500 meters at the Yale Springtime Invitational on April 26…Finished 10th in the 800 meters (1:58.20) at the MAAC Outdoor Championships on May 3…Ran a personal-best time of 1:52.83 in the 800 at the IC4A Championships (May 16), just missing the qualifying mark for the USA Junior National Championships.
2008-09 Indoors: Finished 41st in the 1000 meters at the NYC Gotham Games on Jan. 16, running a time of 2:39.84.
2008 Cross Country: Captured seventh place in his collegiate debut, a dual meet against Iona on Sept. 5, completing the 3000-meter course in 9:41.6…Finished 65th (28:20.5) at the Metropolitan Championships on Oct. 10…Placed 77th at the MAAC Championships (Nov. 1), finishing the 8000-meter course in 27:56.92…Ran a season-best time of 27:01 over 8000 meters at the IC4A Championships on Nov. 22.
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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - The public is invited to a public meeting Monday to discuss an improvement project at the intersection of Routes 1 and 9 in Santa Cruz.
The proposed project would widen the road to add more turn lanes, bike lanes, and shoulder room to hopefully improve traffic.
The meeting will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the Santa Cruz Public Library Community Room.
The public can review the Notice of Availability of Initial Study with a Proposed Mitigated Negative Declaration at the following locations:
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MAPLE CITY — Back in the late 1960s when Greenville High School didn't have a track, Paul Christiansen ran track for the Yellow Jackets.
"The current high school, they didn't have a track so we ran around the parking lot," Christiansen said.
But his love of track continues until this day. He was rewarded with induction into the Michigan Interscholastic Track Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
Christiansen has been a track coach at Maple City Glen Lake for 36 years. His teams have been pretty good, as his girls and boys teams have combined for six state championships.
"I'm just really lucky to be at the right place," Christiansen said.
Christiansen remembered some of the early years of track at Greenville.
"We didn't have a track so every meet was an away meet," he said. "Back then we didn't have very many meets. At most you would have two. It's different now. I think a lot back then you did something else but added track. I had a real nice experience in high school sports."
After he graduated, Christiansen spent three years as the manager of the Michigan State men's basketball team, and that got him the coaching bug. After his graduation from MSU, he interviewed as a teacher at Glen Lake.
"Back then, teachers, part of your interview was 'you're going to be a teacher and what?'" he said. "They don't do that now. That was expected back then. The interview was two-thirds what I was going to teach and one-third was what was I was going to coach."
He's coached various sports at Glen Lake, spending most of that time as both track coach and basketball coach. Christiansen is also a member of the Basketball Coaches of Michigan Hall of Honor, which is the Hall of Fame for assistant coaches.
"I did 25 years of JV and middle school basketball," he said.
But he loves track.
"I was lucky enough to be the coach when we won it (a state championship) in 2002," he said. "We had a lot of talent and it all came together at the state finals. Equally as strong to me was I was able to coach all three of my daughters at a state championship. Two of them was in track and my youngest daughter was in golf."
Christiansen is coming back for a 37th season this spring. Will he continue after that?
"When I started I started a plan that in every spring I would look at the year and evaluate whether I wanted to keep doing it," he said. "I really take it year-by-year. When I rejoined the track group, I joined as a retiree. 37 years later I'm still hanging in there. I just really enjoy it. Being around kids, they give you some enthusiasm that it just rubs off."


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Nikki Allen begins her fifth season as director of operations for the women's volleyball program.
Her duties include overseeing the program's budget, organizing team travel, arranging recruiting visits, overseeing Mick Haley's annual volleyball camp and general office duties.
Originally from Flint, Michigan, Allen was a 1998 second team All-American at Mott Junior College in Flint as a middle blocker/outside hitter. She redshirted at Michigan State in 1999 before transferring to Ball State (2000-03). In her 2003 senior season, she received All-Mid American Conference honorable mention recognition.
Allen graduated with a bachelor's degree in business administration from Ball State in 2003 and a master's degree in education from USC in 2006.


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George Tindall (1921-2006) and the Ten Commandments
Update: Kennesaw State University's David Parker remembers George Tindall at his new Another History Blog. It's not just any other history blog, he says. It is theAnother History Blog.
Two years ago, we had a fine retrospective session about George's work at the SHA convention in Memphis. There, Dan Carter had copies of George's Ten Commandments for all of us. Beyond good advice – ah, Commands – they also give you a sense of his humor. Tindall's Ten Commandments began in a draft prepared by Wisconsin's William B. Hesseltine. Hesseltine, in turn, may have adapted his commandments from an earlier version by the University of Maryland's Horace Samuel Merrill. So, they're part of a tradition. Feel free to improve on Tindall's rendition, if you can:
Clio's Decalogue: The Commandments of the Muse
IThou shalt smite the Philistines hip and thigh with thy first sentence. This is the First Commandment.
IIThou shalt love the active verb with all thy heart, with all the soul, and with all thy mind, and thou shalt have no passive verbs before me; the present tense, moreover, is an abomination unto the muse.
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Eric Rauchway - 12/4/2006
Hah. I wonder if it's Oxford-specific, somehow?
Ralph E. Luker - 12/4/2006
Actually, no. It was the Philistines. See: Judges 15:8. But there is a long tradition of that confusion.
Eric Rauchway - 12/4/2006
Isn't it the Amalekites you smite, hip and thigh? (Or, you know, not.)
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Pacesetting Egg Drop battled back after giving away the lead in the stretch to score a nose victory over Discreet Marq in the final Matriarch Stakes (gr. IT) at Betfair Hollywood Park Dec. 1.
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Laughing brings an undefeated record for 2013 into the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf (gr. IT) for trainer Alan Goldberg and owner Richard Santulli.
Local heroine Tiz Flirtatious will do battle with old foe Marketing Mix and European invader Dank in the 10-furlong Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf at Santa Anita Nov. 2.
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A glut of promotions on petrol and high levels of discounting on the high street helped drive a surprise rise in retail sales in July.
Retail sales volumes rose 0.3% between June and July, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, defying expectations of a 0.1% fall.
And the figure for June was revised significantly higher to 0.8% from a previous estimate of 0.1% after additional information was received from retailers.
Strong fuel sales were the main driver of growth as supermarkets put on special offers to boost trade, while sales volumes excluding fuel were flat despite the ongoing discounting on the high street but this was still better than the 0.2% fall expected in the City.
The period covered the first two days of the Olympics but the ONS said this had no noticeable impact on sales.
Meanwhile, there was welcome news for hard-pressed consumers after the ONS said shop price inflation slowed to 0.2% in July, its lowest rate since October 2009.
Economists had feared that sales volumes would be weaker in July amid anecdotal evidence that retailers had been forced to bring traditional summer sales forward to June in a bid to boost trade amid the wash-out start to the summer.
But the figures suggest that continued discounting and improved weather in the second half of July helped boost trade.
Vicky Redwood, UK economist at Capital Economics, said: "The latest UK retail sales figures are pretty good - as much for the upward revisions to past months as for July's figure.
"What's more, sales should maintain this recent positive momentum in the near term as the boost from the Olympics comes through."
She believes August's figures will benefit from the feel-good factor around Team GB's success but fears sales may slow again later in the year.
The big upward revision to June's data brings it more in line with industry reports which suggested that retailers benefited from the celebrations surrounding the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
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SUU's Levins lags in 5,000 meters
Southern Utah track star Cam Levins came down with a cold at the worst possible time. Levins said he became ill after his first race in London last week, and could not shake it off in time to perform his best for his native Canada on Saturday in the 5,000 meters. Instead, he lagged at the back of the pack the whole way and finished 14th in a 15-man field to conclude a season in which he became a two-time NCAA champion. "Just a bad cold that's moved down into my chest, my lungs," he said, "and you kind of need those to run well." Great Britain's Mo Farah held off Ethiopia's Dejen Gebremeskel to win in 13 minutes, 41.66 seconds. Kenya's Thomas Longosiwa finished third.
The Salt Lake Tribune