text:
Charlotte, N.C.- Freshman Hannah Cook paced the Tornados with a 23rd place finish at the NCAA Southeast Regional Championships on Saturday, earning a spot on the NCAA Southeast All-Region Team. The women's cross country team finished 18th at the event, while the men took 19th.
The 18th place finish for the women's team is their best in school history. Cook finished the 3K track at McAlpine Creek Park in 11:32.1, followed closely by teammate Angela Canale at 11:43.5. The junior placed 44th in the region.
The men's cross country team finished 19th, and had three individual finishers in the top 100. Patrick Helmick finished the 5K course in 17:18.5 at 85th, followed closely by Jordan Tager at 88th and Josh Mower at 97th.
"I am proud of our effort and performances this season," head coach Thomas Cason said. "We look forward to building upon this great nucleus for the upcoming seasons"

subset: commoncrawl


text:
shop by Brand
shop by Theme
Newsletter Sign Up
shop by brand
shop by theme
"I just wanted you to know that when the two pieces of flannel I recently ordered arrived, I was thrilled with the quality and everything else about them!"
I received my order today and wanted to tell you I love this fabric!! The quality is awesome. The service I received from you was wonderful as well. What an awesome company - I will be ordering again soon!"
"I wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your store. WOW is all I can say! Your staff was over the top helpful and friendly. I hope you all put your feet up for awhile when it was over."
The name John James is synonymous with the very best of needle manufacture, quality and reliability.We are delighted to offer you our comprehensive range of hand sewing and machine needles available for you to purchase.
Add To Cart
Copyright - Hancock's of Paducah. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Revision as of 14:34, 14 December 2008 by Lam chi chung richard (Talk | contribs)
Erlang Paris
Paris (France) is home to two well-established Erlang shops and several start-ups are appearing.
After meeting very occasionally in the last few years, we have started holding a monthly Erlounge:
- Third monday of each month around 7.30pm
- L'Escalier, 105, Rue du Faubourg Saint Denis, 75010 Paris (usually upstairs)
We usually speak french but are happy to speak english if we have visitors!
There is no mailing list: use this page for messages to the group. People are free to browse here or to add it to their watchlist for email notifications.


text:
Frank N. Wilner is author of six books, including, Amtrak: Past, Present, Future; Understanding the Railway Labor Act; and, Railroad Mergers: History, Analysis, Insight. He earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in economics and labor relations from Virginia Tech. He has been assistant vice president, policy, for the Association of American Railroads; a White House appointed chief of staff at the Surface Transportation Board; and director of public relations for the United Transportation Union. He is a past president of the Association of Transportation Law Professionals.
Remember Me


text:
Printable View
the iphone app is sick it is one of the big reasons I got the iphone hell my fiance even texts me from work to discuss the waves. sick job.
Any update on a mobile site or blackberry app?
Does it bother anyone else that the app is sponsored by GSI ??
I just have the website saved as a favorite on my droid..who needs an app. I got the real site!
if the app was out for droid i would buy it just to support the site, but i can check it all of the browser
Black Berry Would be Nice :D
... another satisfied SwellInfo iphone app user here. I check it every day and prefer it to checking the site from my iphone, which I also have bookmarked on the safari app and use to check out surf reports.
The Rooted (hacked) Moto Droid with Andorid is 100 times better then the iPhone.


text:
CrawlTrack, webmaster dashboard.
Web analytic, SEO and protection
CrawlProtect, your website safety.
Reinforced protection
Two php/MySQL scripts, free and easy to install
The tools you need to manage and keep control of your site.
You are not logged in.
On which grounds do you guys decide if a script is a risk for someones website or not.
I ask this, because I'm one of the creators of the phpBB board "IntegraMOD Nederlands". In CrawlTracker it says IntegraMOD Nederlands can be a risk.
As one of the creators, I also use this Board and of course this wonderful peace of software. If I watch the attacklist, I see some code injection attempts, but non of them seem to have effect. If I take a look at my error.log or access.log all attempts have been blocked by either the .htaccess or else did not succeed because the script stopped the code injection.
Can you give me some feedback, so I can check any weakness in the script. Or else, if there is no risk any more, remove us from the risk list...
Thanx in advance.
I don't think anyone is "Deciding risk" obiku. But it is listing the possible exploits it could have blocked (this could be based on released exploits).
I didn't decide about risk of a script, I'm just listing knowned vulnerability, and for IntegraMOD Nederland I found this: http://www.frsirt.com/english/advisories/2007/3307


text:
Instructional Support
Instructional Support provides resources and assistance to faculty and administration in the design and implementation of student learning outcomes assessment, promotes active learning and the scholarship of teaching and learning, encourages the appropriate integration of instructional technology in the classroom, and works toward the overall goals of faculty development and improving the quality of teaching at Niagara University.
Faculty development is a growing field and a common service at colleges and universities worldwide. Centers for instructional support, faculty development, and centers for teaching and learning work to support faculty and enhance the overall quality of teaching and learning.
We are always looking for new, innovative workshop ideas, guest speaker suggestions, and other programs to support faculty and enhance teaching and learning. Please contact us if you have any questions or ideas!
Much education today is monumentally ineffective. All too often we are giving young people cut flowers when we should be teaching them to grow their own plants.
~John W. Gardner


text:
If you like to buy luxury handbag, watches, sunglasses at amazing cheap price, you must check it!
Nnluxury.com is the world largest luxury online store, selling over 100 luxury brands and over 10,000 items.
luxury handbag
luxury watch
Can you post where the venue will be.
Gutted I missed out on visiting your place early this month (working) and am holiday when you visit us on 3/7/11 mate.
sent you a pm


text:
Tweets by @HipTastesMaven
« January 2014 • Main • January 2015 »
January 30, 2014
Duck Dynasty Goes to Napa
filed under: Hip Tasters
I get a lot of invitations to head up to wine country for industry events - but with a busy consulting schedule it's tough to entice me to make the drive to wine country. But when I heard that the Duck Dynasty family - the bearded Louisiana crew known more for cammo than Cabernet - had created a wine in Napa, curiosity took over and I headed north.
The gist: the Southern family that's captivated millions with its A&E reality series - in which the gun-toting, tongue-in-cheek backwoods crew hams up their country lifestyle - partnered with Napa's Trinchero family to produce a line of wine for Wal-Mart stores. Korie Robertson, wife of series star and family company CEO Willie Robertson, told me the family was motivated to reach out to a California wine partner after a televised failed attempt at making their own wine.
Dynasty is the top reality show on cable television in the U.S., with an estimated 11.8 million viewers per season. How could I not look into this fascinating mashup of pop cult and vino?!
Awkward Beginning
Launching the Wine In Napa
Easy Drinking Style
I was surprised to find the Pink Moscato a standout before recalling that the Trinchero family is famous for pink: they pioneered White Zin back in the day and still boast record sales for the stuff. (Trend alert: I'm just back from Sonoma where a promising young winemaker poured a still-unreleased version of White Zin - which totally rocked.)
Korie confirmed that the buzz is about the blush. "Pink Moscato is already a favorite, people are loving it - Miss Kay and some other women in our family like the sweet, fruity taste."
Dessert Time
Posted by Courtney at 09:27 AM • Comments (0)


text:
Best Of :: Food & Drink
The best seafood restaurants are often shacks on the beach, with sea breezes blowing in and tables oriented to catch the rosy hues of the setting sun. But we're in Denver, remember? Owners Beth Gruitch and Jennifer Jasinski used this fact to their advantage, taking our distance from the coasts as a point of liberation and reimagining what a seafood restaurant can be. The result: Stoic & Genuine, which is part Euclid Hall, part Rioja. Inspired by flavors from coastal communities around the globe, the menu skews eclectic, offering scallops with coconut-lemongrass panna cotta, bacon-wrapped cod chowder, and oysters with lychee-sake granitas. Thanks to impeccable sourcing, the seafood couldn't be any fresher even if the ocean, and not Union Station, were beyond the restaurant's octopus-painted walls.
Readers' choice: Jax Fish House
Mexican fare isn't difficult to find on Federal Boulevard, especially if you're looking for street tacos, fat tortas or foil-wrapped breakfast burritos oozing with Denver-style green chile. But despite its name, you won't find the gravy-thick pork stew on the menu at Chili Verde, which instead specializes in the lesser-known cuisine of Puebla, Mexico. Pork and chicken come robed in rich, dark mole poblano, complex and zingy mole verde or smoky salsa morita. Chiles en nogada — the picadillo-stuffed poblano peppers topped with creamy walnut sauce and bejeweled with pomegranate seeds — are available year-round rather than just during Mexican Independence Day, as is traditional for the tri-colored dish, which represents the Mexican flag. Apart from the menu, Chili Verde also stands out for stellar service from a gracious and knowledgeable staff who are genuinely enthusiastic when it comes to answering questions about the food and drinks coming from the well-stocked and creative bar.
Readers' choice: New Saigon
The aroma of wood smoke greets you at the door at Gozo and tags along through the course of your meal, grounding the menu of Mediterranean-inspired dishes and blistered pizzas with rustic notes. Whether turning out quick-cooked and succulent clams with chorizo or slow-roasted short ribs, the wood oven that's the showpiece of the chef's counter is also central to the flavors that the kitchen builds. Polenta and risotto are also sure things at Gozo, both handled with care and patience for perfect results. The dining room gives equal opportunity to couples looking for an intimate dinner or boisterous groups out for small plates and drinks. Sit near the front by the open garage doors for an urban experience in full view of Broadway, or pick a table near the back for a quieter night out.
Readers' choice: Beatrice & Woodsley
West 32nd Avenue runs through the heart of Denver's Highland neighborhood, and today holds a string of eateries well-suited to the residential zone it has become to the west. But in 2012, Tommy Lee dropped an umami bomb on the east end of the street in what's become known as LoHi — a hip moniker coined by and for the young and fashionable set who now pack the shoebox noodle house nightly. On a menu stamped with traditional notes as well as modern, international riffs, you'll find actual umami bombs — miso-bacon jam and spicy seven pepper — that can be lobbed into ramen bowls featuring duck in shoyu broth, a Korean-themed shredded-pork-and-kimchi number, and a potent veggie combo with miso broth and chashu tofu. Steamed bao buns packed with everything from pork belly to falafel make for savory finger food for those craving more than soup. Uncle may be small in stature, but it's the big kid in the 'hood when it comes to flavor.
Readers' choice: Highland Tap & Burger
Playfully named for the state of inebriation, as in "three sheets to the wind," To the Wind Bistro sounds like a shoo-in for another category — maybe Best Place to Tie One On. But it's the food at this tiny restaurant on East Colfax, not its beer-centric beverage list, that makes you want to overindulge. In a space no bigger than a home kitchen, chef-owner Royce Oliveira puts out fare that's simultaneously seasonally attuned, comfortable and classy, such as empanadas plump with rabbit or duck, and pork (not chicken) and waffles. The menu reflects Oliveira's training — he spent years at Mizuna before going off on his own — but the vibe is casual, not intimidating. In large part, that's because of the warmth exuded by Oliveira and his wife/pastry chef Leanne Adamson, who run the show from the open kitchen and pour their heart and soul into the place.
Readers' choice: Prohibition
Choosing a favorite restaurant on Havana Street is like picking a favorite child — we love all the diverse ethnic eateries here — but Katsu Ramen is a standout, because the metro area's ramen scene is hotter than sriracha and cooler than mochi ice cream right now. Katsu Ramen threw open its doors in January to crowds eager to sample its five ramen types: shoyu with meat broth, miso with savory broth and vegetables, tonkotsu with pork, tan tan with spicy chicken, and hiyashi chuka, a summery ramen dish with chilled broth. The menu also features popular offerings like pork gyoza dumplings, a seared tuna tataki salad and a refreshing mango-sauced frozen panna cotta. The atmosphere has a certain kitschy charm, with plastic replicas of menu items and a stray Hello Kitty toy or three, but the most important thing here is that the diminutive space can handle volume — and that's exactly what it does every day, with a lunchtime line most restaurants would envy.
Readers' choice: Sam's No. 3


text:
New distracted driving campaign targets students
More than 200 students took the pledge today to avoid distractions while on the road.
"Not to text and walk across the street or go near cars while texting," Sixth grader Maryn Gossien said.
She was one student that took part in today's assembly. Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol visited Ferndale Elementary to talk about their newest campaign.
"It's share the road, Arrive Alive," Caltrans District 1 Director Charlie Fielder said.
The campaign focuses on educating kids about the dangers of distractions while walking, biking and driving. Students took part in several activities, such as a watermelon drop to show how not wearing a helmet could have deadly consequences.
"When a child is involved in a collision or hit by a car it's really hard— even as a first responder to respond to those types of incidents," Officer Matt Harvey said. "It's really sad, it impacts the whole community."
Back in March, a Jacoby Creek student died after being hit by a car. Law enforcement said 14-year-old David Jain was texting while crossing J and Carson Streets in Eureka when he was struck. He died a day later.
"That was in Eureka and we're in Ferndale, so it's not that far away," Seventh grader Maddy Walstrom said. "I think it could happen to anybody if they're not paying attention."
Other campaign efforts include commercials on the radio, Internet and movie theaters. Today's event was a test run, Campaign organizers hope to go to other North Coast schools.


text:
Marshall-Brennan in Capetown, South Africa
The Marshall-Brennan Project is excited to announce the launch of our Cape Town, South Africa chapter. For more information, please contact project director, Meetali Jain, at email@example.com.
About Meetali Jain
Meetali Jain serves as the Project Director to the newly-established South African Youth Constitutional Literacy and Service Project, based in the Democratic Governance and Research Unit in the Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town. She recently completed three years as a Practitioner-In-Residence teaching in the International Human Rights Law Clinic at American University Washington College of Law. While at WCL, she also taught a seminar on comparative social and economic rights and comparative constitutional law. Before coming to WCL, Meetali launched a project at Seton Hall Law School focusing on human rights issues impacting local immigrant communities in northern New Jersey. Meetali served as a law clerk after law school to the Honorable Virginia Phillips of the Central District of California, and then practiced in the areas of criminal defense, immigration, civil rights, and human rights. She served as a judicial law clerk to former Justice Yvonne Mokgoro of the Constitutional Court of South Africa in 2005, and has worked with a variety of community-based organizations, both in the U.S. and abroad, particularly in South Africa and India. Her research interests include the incorporation of human rights strategies in immigrants' rights work, the domestic implementation of human rights norms within the U.S., and building transnational alliances in human rights advocacy.


text:
By Robert Horton Herald Movie Critic
Just as Tom Cruise struggles through the most extended patch of bad PR and audience iffiness of his career, he goes and makes a couple of very good movies.
Some of his fans have jumped ship (after he jumped on Oprah's couch, and other shenanigans), and some have aged out of the opening-weekend movie-going population. Thus Cruise's December release, "Jack Reacher," underperformed at the box office, yet it's a sharp, well-written action picture.
Now comes "Oblivion," a big-reach science fiction epic. Wouldn't you know it: The film is pensive and deeply felt, and contains one of Cruise's best performances.
The Earth hangs on, barely, in the aftermath of a great war. Much of the planet has been wrecked, and even though the Earthlings "won" the war, they continue to do battle with a surviving band of extraterrestrial agents.
Two forlorn humans run a kind of security station, supervising the removal of water from the planet in anticipation of a great exodus to a moon off Saturn. The Earth itself has been rendered mostly uninhabitable. These two receive orders from a large space station where the rest of the human survivors await transport.
Cruise and British actress Andrea Riseborough play the security team, and they are romantically involved, although he is bothered by dreams of another woman. He doesn't know who this other woman might be, or anything else about the past, because everybody's memories have been wiped out.
The film is full of fantastic flying vehicles and futuristic gizmos. The post-apocalyptic world is a real eyeful (photographed by "Life of Pi" Oscar-winner Claudio Miranda), exactly the kind of spectacle you want to see if you plunk down cash for this kind of movie.
It's directed by Joseph Kosinski, who helmed the underwhelming "Tron: Legacy." Kosinski obviously has the digital chops to create this kind of world, but what surprises about "Oblivion" is the intensity of its hero's journey; the movie is dutiful (and sometimes a kick) about including space-helicopter chases and dogfights with flying pods, but its focus remains in the melancholy arena of loss and betrayal and serious confusion.
The film has Morgan Freeman and "To the Wonder" star Olga Kurylenko in the cast, in roles that should remain vague for now. But "Oblivion" is a movie-star vehicle, and Tom Cruise carries the film in a very strong, typically intense performance.
The character has the usual Tom Cruise cockiness in the early reels, only to be systematically walloped by the plot's twists and turns, a disillusioning process that Cruise tracks well.
If you're jaundiced about Cruise because of his offscreen rants, fine, and if you think he's a bad actor, fine. But this project calls for a star presence, and Cruise delivers that and then some, even if he takes his shirt off too many times.
"Oblivion" (3 stars)
A very strong performance by Tom Cruise anchors this spectacular sci-fi epic, which looks at a post-apocalyptic world and the human stragglers still hanging about. Director Joseph Kosinski delivers the expected chases and battles, but the movie never loses the melancholy undertone that surrounds the confused main character.
Rated: PG-13 for violence, language.
Showing: Alderwood Mall, Cinebarre, Everett Stadium, Galaxy Monroe, Marsyville, Olympic, Stanwood, Pacific Place, Sundance, Thornton Place, Woodinville, Blue Fox, Cascade Mall, Oak Harbor.


text:
Results 1 to 3 of 3
Thread: full metal jackets?
full metal jackets?
hey guys, sorry i havent been around, to many things to do, not enouph time to do em, if you know wut i mean...anyway im looking 4 some new arrows and im realy liking the new full metal jackets from easton. any one shooting these? how are they/ are they worth the money?Diamond Victory 29"/55#
Gold Tip XT Hunters
Trophy Taker Pronghorn
Copper John Dead Nuts
Muzzy MX4 100 gr.
People Eating Tasty Animals
Remember, a Diamond lasts forever!
- Join Date
- Aug 2005
- Posts
- 226
I do have one shooter in the area that is using them and he does like them a lot. I still continue to be cheap and will never change from my mid priced Bemen carbon with 2 inch bohning bh vanes.. it use to be in the old days of 1970's that with alum you should try to buy the most high dollar ones as they will last longer and be a overall quality arrow. Now in today market place I do not see any big difference in the quality of the products offered and the weight is so close... A poor shooter like me just can not see paying a $100 a doz over a mid price of $60 for another brand of carbon shafts....now tell me archers out there do you find a big difference in brands of carbon and or alum / carbon shafts ????
- Join Date
- Oct 2006
- Location
- Tampa FL
- Posts
- 149
I have them and absolutly love them. I am going to have my wife shoot them. They are very accurate and penatrate very very well on my block target. I can't wait to see what they will do to a hog.
Similar Threads
FS Full Metal JacketsBy archerybuff in forum Arrows, Vanes, broadheads and arrow building componentsReplies: 1Last Post: 09-11-2008, 08:38 AM
Full moonBy goldflinger in forum Bowhunting forumReplies: 16Last Post: 02-23-2008, 09:48 PM
Im full of ?'z 2nightBy Southernfryedyankee in forum Bowhunting forumReplies: 9Last Post: 09-13-2007, 10:02 PM
easton full metal jacketsBy silverado mike in forum Bowhunting forumReplies: 0Last Post: 05-10-2006, 08:52 AM
Metal D Loops....Not good!By Chris in forum General Archery ForumReplies: 2Last Post: 10-14-2005, 10:31 AM


text:
Cheap Motorbike insurance
Asda Motorbike Insurance
- We'll beat your cheapest online motorbike insurance quote*
- Get our best price from over 40 top insurance providers
- Great rates for new riders
- Tell me more
For bikers who know a great deal when they see it
All the motorcycle insurance you need, but cheaper. And cheaper than anywhere else online – guaranteed. In fact, if you find a cheaper online motorbike insurance quote, we'll beat it*.Get a quote
- Get our best quote from over 40 top insurers
Get our best quote from over 40 top insurers
- Great rates for new riders
- Discount for lower mileage riders (less than 3,000 miles)
- Choose from 3 levels of cover - Comprehensive, Third Party Fire & Theft, Third Party only
- UK based customer support open 6 days a week on 0844 409 7184
- And don't forget, we guarantee to beat any online motorbike insurance quote*
Calls cost 5p per minute plus your phone company's access charge.Benefits in detail


text:
College Heights Foundation
Born nearly a century ago out of compassion and love of students when a WKU faculty member gave $100 to President Cherry in order to help needy students, the College Heights Foundation has grown into a scholarship fund of over $50 million—all the while continuing to be motivated by those ideals from which it came: compassion and love of students. From the time the College Heights Foundation was chartered in 1923, its primary mission has been the administration of funds entrusted to its care by supportive alumni, corporations, organizations, and other friends for the purpose of helping deserving students obtain an education. CHF exists primarily to administer scholarships and aid worthy students enrolled at Western Kentucky University. The Foundation is governed by a Board of Directors made up of twelve prominent business and professional leaders who serve without remuneration. It is a fully-qualified, tax-exempt organization under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
More about the history of College Heights
The College Heights Foundation is proud to provide scholarship assistance to worthy and deserving students attending Western Kentucky University. The CHF serves as the "Guardian of Trusts" to more than 1,200 different scholarship funds that each tell their own unique story.
Please visit TOPDollar, the WKU comprehensive scholarship source, to find out more about each of the scholarship funds, the donors who made them possible, and the way for current and potential students to apply for these private scholarship funds.
Contact Us!
For more information, please contact the College Heights Foundation at
(270) 745-4597 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
What's New
Memorial Funds:
Student Stories:
CHF News:
WKU News:
View from the Hill:
Note: documents in Portable Document Format (PDF) require Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 or higher to view,
download Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Note: documents in Excel format (XLS) require Microsoft Viewer,
download excel.
Note: documents in Word format (DOC) require Microsoft Viewer,
download word.
Note: documents in Powerpoint format (PPT) require Microsoft Viewer,
download powerpoint.
Note: documents in Quicktime Movie format [MOV] require Apple Quicktime,
download quicktime.


text:
SAINT LEO, Fla. - With the 2012 season in the books for the Saint Leo University baseball Lions, 18 student-athletes have ventured out to sharpen their skills in various collegiate summer leagues across the country.
Below is a list of the players and the leagues/teams they are affiliated with.
IF Kory Wan – Wellsville Nitros
Utl Nick Gill – Wellsville Nitros
LHP Brandon Terry – Wellsville Nitros
RHP Henry Johnson – Wellsville Nitros
RHP Ryan Sadler - Utica Brewers
LHP Brandon Mumaw – Niagara Power
Coastal Plains League
1B Michael Revell – Petersburg Generals
3B/P/C Dillon Vitale – Petersburg Generals
LHP Rick Teasley – Petersburg Generals
RHP Adam Albers – Columbia Blowfish
C Daniel Torres – Columbia Blowfish
Valley Collegiate Baseball League
RHP Charles Neely - Winchester Royals
Florida Collegiate Summer League
RHP Tyrone Miller – Orlando Monarchs
LHP Austin Buck – Deland Suns
South Florida Collegiate Baseball League
1B/OF Michael Callahan - S. Fla. Huskies
Southern Collegiate League
OF Bobby Twitty – Morganton Aggies
Prospect League
SS Frank Rawdow - Dubois County Bombers
OF Chris Newcomb – Danville Dans


text: Author Archive Acclaimed Historian to Speak on Politics & the Media in Salt Lake City Jeff Robinson 25/10/2012 Comments off President Theodore Roosevelt's "bully pulpit" doesn't exist in the same way for modern presidents. That's part of the message Pulitzer Prize-winning author Read More Politics Up Close: Soren Simonsen Runs for Congress, Rep. Janice Fisher Jeff Robinson 19/10/2012 Comments off Today on the show, Salt Lake City Council Chair Soren Simonsen talked about his bid for Congress, running against incumbent Jason Chaffetz, Read More Ad War Continues Between Matheson and Love Jeff Robinson 18/10/2012 Comments off With the election just two-and-a-half weeks away, having money to spend is going to be important for Utah's Congressional candidates, especially in Read More Independent/Third-Party Congressional Candidates Debate Political System at City Library Jeff Robinson 15/10/2012 1 Comment Five independent and third-party candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate offered their thoughts about the U.S. political system Read More Politics Up Close: Gubernatorial Candidate Peter Cooke, Rep. Derek Brown Jeff Robinson 12/10/2012 Comments off We talk with Democratic Gubernatorial nominee Peter Cooke, who just wrapped up his final debate with Republican Governor Gary Herbert. Then we Read More Chaffetz Takes on Administration Over Libya Jeff Robinson 11/10/2012 Comments off Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz became the face of the Republican Party on national security issues this week as he sparred with the Read More Shumway Concerned about Funding, Education Governance in Final State of Education Address Jeff Robinson 10/10/2012 Comments off "We cannot have the best school system in the country and be the lowest in the country in funding." State Superintendent Larry Read More With Hearing Planned Wednesday, Chaffetz Discusses Trip to Libya Jeff Robinson 9/10/2012 Comments off Following the deadly September 11 attack on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya last month, Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz is among those Read More Politics Up Close: SLC Mayor Ralph Becker, U.S. Senate Candidate Bill Barron Jeff Robinson 5/10/2012 Comments off Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker is concerned about the "fiscal cliff" the nation could face after the election. And independent U.S. Read More Leavitt Stays Busy Behind Scenes of Romney Campaign Jeff Robinson 4/10/2012 Comments off While presidential candidate Mitt Romney enjoyed what most pundits consider to be a superior debate performance this week, former Utah Governor Mike Read More Johnson Brings Libertarian Message in Presidential Race to Salt Lake City Jeff Robinson 2/10/2012 1 Comment Utahns and voters across the nation will have more than two choices when they vote for president on November 6. And one Read More Reid Says Romney Isn't the "Face of Mormonism" Jeff Robinson 27/09/2012 Comments off Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is "not the face of Mormonism," according to U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who is perhaps Read More Mayors Offer Support for Millcreek Incorporation Jeff Robinson 24/09/2012 Comments off Mayors throughout the Salt Lake Valley are lending their support to Millcreek Township residents who want to incorporate this November. West Valley Read More Federal Unemployment Benefit Extension Re-triggered in Utah Jeff Robinson 24/09/2012 Comments off Unemployed Utah workers who have exhausted their 14 weeks of federal benefits can now apply for another 14 weeks as a result Read More Politics Up Close: Senate Candidate Brian Shiozawa, The Tribune's Thomas Burr Jeff Robinson 21/09/2012 Comments off Today on the show, we talked with Utah Senate Candidate Dr. Brian Shiozawa, the Republican nominee in District 8 including Cottonwood Heights, Read More Politics Up Close: County Mayor Candidate Mark Crockett, Journalist Kurt Eichenwald Jeff Robinson 14/09/2012 Comments off Today on the show, we spoke with Republican Salt Lake County Mayor Candidate Mark Crockett about his ideas for restructuring county government Read More Millcreek Incorporation Supporters Release New Study Showing Surplus Jeff Robinson 11/09/2012 Comments off Supporters of incorporating Millcreek Township have released a new fiscal analysis they say more accurately reflects what the proposed city's budget would Read More Politics Up Close: Congressional Hopeful Mia Love, County Mayor Candidate Ben McAdams Jeff Robinson 7/09/2012 Comments off Today on the show, we were joined by Congressional hopeful Mia Love, who responded to criticism from her Democratic opponent, Jim Matheson, Read More Sen. Harry Reid Boosts Profile of LDS Dems Jeff Robinson 6/09/2012 Comments off Utah's LDS Democrats caucus is enjoying an explosion in media popularity after an appearance this week with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid Read More Report Says Utah Cut Per-Pupil Spending More than 26 Other States During Downturn Jeff Robinson 5/09/2012 Comments off While Utah is increasing its per-pupil education spending by $40 this school year, adjusted for inflation, it's still down by $372 since Read More Utah Democratic Party Chair Not Focused on Platform in Charlotte Jeff Robinson 5/09/2012 Comments off It's the Democrats' turn to celebrate this week as they hold their national convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. And for Utah Democrats, Read More Officials Expect Greater Success in Pushing Switch to Non-Lead Ammo Jeff Robinson 4/09/2012 Comments off State wildlife officials will continue their efforts to get hunters in southern Utah to switch to non-lead ammunition with a demonstration Saturday Read More Politics Up Close: Congressional Candidate Chris Stewart, Auditor Hopeful Mark Sage Jeff Robinson 31/08/2012 Comments off Despite the Republican National Convention held this week in Tampa, Florida, Republican Congressional candidate Chris Stewart has been here in Utah. The Read More Utah Delegates at RNC Spend Hours Stuck on Bus Jeff Robinson 31/08/2012 Comments off While delegates from Utah were thrilled to hear from Mitt Romney last night as he accepted the GOP nomination for president, not Read More KSL-TV Meets with LGBT Rights Groups Jeff Robinson 29/08/2012 2 Comments Two LGBT rights groups sat down Wednesday with the head of KSL-TV's parent company, Bonneville International, following the NBC affiliate's decision not Read More Love: "We Are Truly the Best, Last Hope on Earth" Jeff Robinson 29/08/2012 Comments off Saratoga Springs Mayor and Congressional Candidate Mia Love drew applause last night as she spoke at the Republican National Convention. In her Read More Chaffetz: Elect Romney Because "We Need to Believe in America Again" Jeff Robinson 28/08/2012 Comments off Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz continued to make the case for GOP Presidential candidate Mitt Romney in a brief speech at the Republican Read More Utah GOP Chair Discusses Convention from Tampa Jeff Robinson 28/08/2012 Comments off Tonight at the Republican National Convention, it will be Utah's turn in the sun, even if there's not much sun to be Read More Crockett Makes Case for Reducing County's Debt Jeff Robinson 27/08/2012 Comments off A debate over Salt Lake County's debt load has emerged in the opinion pages of The Salt Lake Tribune, with outgoing County Read More Politics Up Close: Rep. Jim Matheson and PoliticIt Jeff Robinson 24/08/2012 Comments off Today on the show, we spoke with Josh Light of PoliticIt.com, which tracks candidates' digital influence online, followed by Democratic Utah Congressman Read More 1234Next ›Last »


text:
"Charleston's Historic District encompasses a thousand acres where the lover of old buildings may wander in a waking dream of unmitigated delight."
~Richard Tillinghast, The New York Times. May 23, 1993.
Photo by Ron Anton Rocz.
Clicking on a neighborhood in this list (above left) will take you to a brief description of that neighborhood with a guide to its streets. Then click on any street to retrieve descriptions of its most historic buildings. Some of these descriptions are linked to photographs. Just click on the word IMAGE to see the photo of a listed structure. Most images are between 15k and 30k in size. Photo scanning is still underway, so many are not yet entered. Check back from time to time to see our progress. The Guidebook text is taken from the book Information for Guides of Historic Charleston by Robert P. Stockton and others. Used here courtesy of the City of Charleston Tourism Office. The Charleston County Library assumes no responsibility or liability for any innaccuracies in the text; however, we will be updating and correcting entries on an ongoing basis.
Home - About Us - Catalog - Borrowing - Services - Resources - Programs & Events
Locations - Contact - Privacy Policy
This pressOmatic site created by Slicker, Inc.


text:
Lady Antebellum tweets about missed Alabama concert
Listen to Lady Antebellum on iHeartRadio
Lady Antebellum is extending their concerns to their fans in Alabama.
The country trio was forced to postpone their concert Saturday in Birmingham after heavy rains caused flooding that damaged the venue where they were to perform.
In a Twitter post Saturday band members said they "hate to not be playing" the show. They add that they "pray y'all stay safe and hope the flood recovery goes smoothly."
Hate to not be playing Birmingham today but pray y'all stay safe and hope the flood recovery goes smoothly. See y'all back on May 3rd!
— Lady Antebellum (@ladyantebellum) April 12, 2014
Lady A has already scheduled the make-good date for May 3rd.
Photo Credit Getty Images


text:
These past few weeks, I have been…
– taking some blueish and blurry pictures to share with you. It's still dark outside whenever I'm not at work (which also limits a lot of picture-taking to the weekends still), but for the first time now it's not dark when I *leave* work! Small victories.
– eating green things. We brought back some jugs of our freshly made olive oil from my parents house, and man that stuff is green and bright and peppery! It was especially good drizzled over a bowl of white winter vegetable soup (that is, potatoes, celery root, and parsley root. And lots of cream), with some feld salad to top it off. Feld salad also goes by the names of field salad, lamb's lettuce, corn salad, and mâche.
– riding a wave of drive and inner calm, and while I'm not quite sure where it's coming from, I do hope it will stick around. I've been clearing off surfaces, tackling projects, and feeling determined rather than overwhelmed. It feels very good. I have been deep cleaning just one small area a day (a table, a shelf, a windowsill), and adding function – I now finally have a place to store my jewellery! Those are soap-dishes from Ikea holding all my earrings now, sitting pretty in the bedroom windowsill. Also, getting back into projects from way back – after a year of hiatus I've cut the lining for my Minoru jacket, and I'm so looking forward to getting it done. It will be purple and cozy.
– dressing for the cold with strategic layers – that tiny pocket tank I'm wearing backwards is hiding the high neckline of my thermal longsleeved underlayer, haha!
– reading again. "The Devil and the White city" is about the 1893 World Expo in Chicago, and it's making me miss the city, look up buildings and addresses, and relive my Windy city years. I haven't read fiction in such a long time, but that too is feeling so good.
subscribe & keep in touch
looking for something?
what i do
pattern testing
I'm working on developing a range of home sewing patterns, and I'd love your help to test the patterns sometime this spring/summer! Sign up right here!
working on- Geithus Lace Knit Top Pattern
- The Birch Blouse Pattern
- Minoru jacket
- Beignet skirt
- February fitted pullover
runningstarted: January 2012 (rain and cold)
started again: July 2012 (new shoes)
stopped again: September 2012 (knee pain)
5k: goal November 2012
10k: goal March 2013
Popular Posts
lovely people
lovely places
dabbeling in:


text:
Beautiful Binaries - A Paradox of Perception
April Mosher
Faculty Sponsor: Mary Visser
With the help of the King Creativity grant, I have spent the past two semesters working to complete a series of large-scale mixed media sculptures focused on engaging the viewer's perception of tensions and actions in space through opposing materials. The transparency of plastic although perceived as solid holds back larger heavy rocks by the sheer force of its liquidness. As the viewer walks by, through, or under these works, I am asking the viewer to reconsider the properties of these materials. My sculptures are meant to question one's perceptions of materials and space by playing on a paradox of form, material, and composition. By juxtaposing liquid and solid, manufactured and natural with geometric and organic forms, I create the illusion of duality in form, material, and composition. The psychological and the physical response that the viewer uses to construct their knowledge of the world is challenged – thereby compelling the viewer to revisit, reevaluate, and/or reconsider their assumptions. By presenting viewers with sculpture that initially causes them to make assumptions that contradict one another, I hope to force the viewers to recognize that how we see something determines what we see. I hope that my work causes people to pay close attention to their assumptions thereby slowing their judgment, eventually going so far as to alter their perceptions of their surroundings, of themselves, etc.
In their natural state, the materials which I arranged to create these sculptures are not those which one would normally describe as beautiful. Can an aesthetic experience exist before or beyond particulars or as a context? I want to open people's minds, so that they do not simply see beauty as an attribute to a material, form, etc.; rather I want them to see beauty as both an attribute and a possibility. It is this "seeing things" both for what they are and what they could be that make my works possible.


text:
What weight would you recommend to fight at it your walk around weight is around 76kg?
What weight would you recommend to fight at it your walk around weight is around 76kg?
If you are normal height & build and in reasonable shape I would say FW or LW depending on how much excess fat you are carrying now, if you are 5ft 1 and a fat 76kg then you could prob make Flyweight!
If this where Facebook i'd 'like' above comment... Really excess fat is the thing that determines best weight class. Someone forgot to tell Roy Nelson that and he has beat up the likes of Stefan Struve so your skill level means alot as well.
Personally I'd look at some of the best fighters shape and go with getting yourself as close to whoever has similar frame and/or a body type you'd like to achieve before fighting. Your skill level and style of fighting should determine your choice.
Striker = Tall and Rangy (Unless you got bombs on hands which a bit of muscle would be great)
Wrestler = Muscle
BJJ = Not so important, you'll suit your own BJJ around your own body type.
Average height of guys in certain weight class is only important if you have troubles with taller fighters etc.
I only weigh 54kg i need to put on at least 3kg to compete but i aint into weight lifting saying that i can bench press 60kg x7
and im 5ft6.5
Why do you NEED to put 3kg on? Also how old are you?
Why don't you like lifting weights? A sensible functional weights programme would likely help your MMA tbh, might be worth looking into a good strength and conditioning programme, you will likely put good size on then
http://www.facebook.com/craig.st.clair666 ME
"That was how i got my first soapy titwank!
Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
Im 22 mate i use to box at 54kg but i been told the minimum starting weight for uk mma is 57kg is that not correct then
Mate people be fighting at mental weights, saw some for like 61.25Kg and shit. See if you can get matched up, but as I said some functional lifting will help your MMA, especially wrestling and clinch work, is there a decent strength and conditioning coach near you? It would be prudent to seek them out, do maybe a session or two, I am not suggesting you try to become Jay Cutler or owt but some strength improvement is always good
http://www.facebook.com/craig.st.clair666 ME
"That was how i got my first soapy titwank!
Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
You'd struggle to get matched at 54kg, without giving away weight at least . There are some fighters at 57kg but not many. There aren't many adult males that fit into that bracket, but that's pretty much the minimum you'd have to be to get matched up regularly.
A bit of functional lifting could help you with size and strength as Craig says.
To be honest i think 57kg will be my best weight believe it or not im not actaully that skinny i do have a small build obviously but i have broad shoulders etc wouldnt bulking all the way up to 61make me lose speed plus put me at a disadvantage fighting naturally bigger guys. Thanks for your responses by the way lads much appreciated


text:
What are the Pros And Cons Seen In Magento ?
This article will help to understand the pros and cons of the Magento Development in detail way :
Magento is one of the best E-commerce platforms. Here are it's main pros and cons:
+It is an open source
+Great administrative interface
+There are a lot of special useful extensions, modules, widgets, tools, analytics, support etc.
Price - it costs a lot
Speed – unfortunately, it's quite slow
Developers – it's hard to find really skillful Magento developers
It is best for developing e-commerce websitespros-It is feature- richuser friendlyscalable open source
cons-difficult to handle complex projectshigh costslow speednot well documented
Magento is more complex if you don't have much experience about development, Hence if you like to create store then you require to hire professional magento developers and it cost more.
Its true that Magenot is More complex the other E-Commerce platforms like Bigcommerce, OsCommerce, Wordpress and Joomla. But It has more flexibility then others. I can understand that Magento is difficult for new user. It is tough to understand from back end. If you attempt little effort then you can do it easily.
Magento Development Magento is an open-source, feature-rich e-commerce web application the provides complete control over the functionality of the eCommerce store.
Magento has many features to offer for ecommerce development, it supports a big list of extensions for advanced features. And the negative side is that magento is very complex to work on.
Magento is really a big hellp but i found it a bit complicated


text:
MySQL 5.1.45
What Is the FileHippo Safety Guarantee?
We know how important it is to stay safe online so FileHippo is using virus scanning technology provided by Avira to help ensure that all downloads on FileHippo are safe. The program you are about to download is safe to be installed on your device.
MySQL Community Edition is a freely downloadable version of the world's most popular open source database that is supported by an active community of open source developers and enthusiasts.
MySQL delivers enterprise features, including:
- Partitioning to improve performance and management of very large database environments
- Row-based/Hybrid Replication for improved replication security
- Event Scheduler to create and schedule jobs that perform various database tasks
- XPath Support
- Dynamic General/Slow Query Log
- Performance/Load Testing Utility (mysqlslap)
- Improved! Full Text Search (faster, new dev templates)
- Improved! Archive engine (better compression, more features)
- Improved! User session and problem SQL identification
- Improved! MySQL embedded library (libmysqld)
- Additional INFORMATION_SCHEMA objects
- Faster data import operations (parallel file load)
- ACID Transactions to build reliable and secure business critical applications
- Stored Procedures to improve developer productivity
- Triggers to enforce complex business rules at the database level
- Views to ensure sensitive information is not compromised
- Information Schema to provide easy access to metadata
- Pluggable Storage Engine Architecture for maximum flexibility
- Archive Storage Engine for historical and audit data


text:
We will get that fixed A.S.A.P. Thanks for the report
After installing wifite from the repo, trying to launch it from kde menu results in the program not loading. To correct this problem, right click on the dragon icon and select menu editor. Now select Backtrack>Radio Network Analysis>80211>All and scroll down to wifite. Change the command to the following:
sh -c "python wifite.py; sudo -s"
Save the file and launch wifite.
I may have been born with a silver spoon in my mouth but it does not mean I like to be spoon fed.
We will get that fixed A.S.A.P. Thanks for the report
This has already been fixed, it is just not in the repos, yet. It should be soon.
In the meantime the above command will also fix the issue. Running the tool from the command line, also works.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.


text:
Read the full text of The Flare Factor and leave a comment!
Read all of Sara's Posts
Visit the Single Gal's Guide to Rheumatoid Arthritis
Get answers from our experts and community members.
Featuring Content From:
By using this service, you accept our Terms of Use. Please read them. The consumer health information on is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. You should promptly seek professional medical care if you have any concern about your health, and you should always consult your physician before starting a fitness regimen. Copyright © 2017 Remedy Health Media, LLC. All Rights Reserved.


text:
The Cajuns might consider Noel Sandberg lagniappe, a small gift.
Ryan Cron and Erin Haley, both 27, have been playing acoustic folk-pop music together for many years in Salt Lake City. The now-married duo met as they played music in coffee shops as teens "angsty, awkward, heartfelt" tunes, as they call it.
But the band came alive when Sandberg, also 27, caught Haley's ear while hanging out at work and singing to herself. She agreed to join the band, which gave birth to Bullets & Belles. "[I'm] completely third-wheeling the Cron-Haley music-love-train," Sandberg said.
Sandberg and Haley, University of Utah graduates, and Cron, a Salt Lake Community College student, talked to The Salt Lake Tribune about their self-described "vocally driven, harmony heavy, acoustic, pop-doo-wop-folk mashup," their inspirations and what song they would perform for President Barack Obama.
What are your inspirations?
Haley • I am inspired by long-lasting unconventional relationships, strong, soulful women, catchy melodies, breaking rules and the battle of being human.
Sandberg • I am inspired by moments that wake you up from the everyday mundane. I love elements of drama and depth that remind you of how complex we all are.
Cron • I'm inspired by those who are willing to take chances to see their visions through.
What is the goal for your album, to be released at The State Room record release show?
Haley • I hope that the album helps at least one person feel better about a trial they're enduring or have endured, and they look around and feel glad anyway. The final song has the line "If you seek beauty, you'll find it. There's love along the way. There's music it has something kind to say." I want our musical words to bring some beauty, love and kindness to a person that is in need of it. Hopefully, over and over again.
Sandberg • One goal I think we had was to make the album fun. We toyed a lot with tempos, harmonies and instrumentation, and I think that playfulness comes through in the sound. I would want everyone who hears it to feel like they are playing with us.
Cron • Sonically, we wanted to take the sound we got on [our]"Curried Rice EP" back in time. We were also able to spend more time on production and arrangements, so we were really able to dial our sound in.
What are your most memorable experiences in music?
Haley • Several years ago, the first time Ryan and I completed a song together via email I listened to it weepy-eyed with headphones on and I knew my life would never be the same again. I was right.
Cron • Going over to Erin's house to play music with her for the first time.
If you could list one or two things on a tour rider that must be backstage at a show, what would they be?
Band • We're pretty easygoing. Probably Red Bulls and Champagne. And pizza. In a perfect world, it would be dog beds and toys for our four-legged companions, as we like them to come to as many gigs as possible.
What is the most musical thing in the world?
Band • A human being.
If you could perform one song for President Barack Obama, what would it be?
Band • "I've Been Loving You Too Long ( To Stop Now )," by Otis Redding.
What are your musical New Year's resolutions?
Band • Go on tour. Play at The Depot, and open for Dr. Dog.
What would you name Princess Kate Middleton's child, and why?
Band • Who's Kate Middleton?
What are you most thankful for?
Band • We are thankful for our families and friends and all of the support that's contributed to our successes. Like being able to play music with friends at an awesome venue like The State Room on Jan. 4.
Twitter: @davidburger
Bullets & Belles want you to 'Be Glad'
Bullets & Belles will release their new full-length album, "Be Glad," at a concert with Triggers & Slips.
When • Friday, Jan. 4, 9 p.m.
Where • The State Room, 638 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 at thestateroom.com


text:
Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College Tornados will look for their first road win of the season on Saturday afternoon, as the Tornados are 0-1 away from Brevard in 2008. BC will also be looking for their first ever South Atlantic Conference win, having dropped their first two SAC games this season to Lenoir-Rhyne and Wingate.
The Tornados are currently riding a three-game losing streak and will look to snap it this Saturday afternoon at Tusculum. The Tornados are 1-4 overall on the season and 0-2 in the very tough South Atlantic Conference.
The Tornados continue to search for offense as injuries continue to plague the very young BC squad. BC is averaging only 13.4 points per game, as points have been hard to come by as of late. The Tornados are again going to be looking for the running game to break through this week, as BC has only rushed for 497 yards on the year. Time of possession will also be a factor as the Tornados would like to give their defense a rest and keep the high-powered spread offense of Tusculum off the field as much as possible.
Senior running back John Taylor, who has missed the last two games due to an injury, still leads the Tornados in rushing yards with 202 on 46 rushing attempts and two touchdowns. For the third straight game, however, the carries will be done by a committee as juniors Tyrone Arrington (24 carries, 83 yards, 1 TD), Desmond Wilson (26 carries, 70 yards) and John Compton (16 carries, 38 yards) will all line in the offensive backfield behind quarterback Matthew Gaines. Gaines, in his first true action of the season last week against the No. 18 Wingate Bulldogs, has 25 yards on 16 carries and is 5-of-11 through the air for 48 yards on the year. The junior will be asked to control the clock and run the BC offense, which will show multiple looks throughout the game.
Receivers Donald Hudson, Shaton Pratt, Cory Pertz and Hasan Carriel will again look to stretch the field and look for the big play in the passing game.
On the defensive side of the ball, the Tornados lined up for 80 plays against the Bulldogs a week ago and will look to get more three-in-outs this week. Linebacker Stanley Jones, who had 11 tackles, one sack and an interception last week, leads the Tornados with 54 total tackles. Linebackers Zac McAlister, Brandon Rawls and freshman Andrew Barrentine will all see significant snaps and will be asked to make plays throughout the game. The secondary, which will be challenged by the Tusculum passing attack, will look to make plays and force TC into some errant passes and turnovers.
The Pioneers are coming off a 48-19 road victory over Lenoir-Rhyne in Hickory, N.C. last week and will return home for their first home SAC game on the year.
Tusculum is 4-2 on the year, with their two losses coming to NCAA Division I Subdivision Gardner-Webb University and the nationally ranked Wingate Bulldogs. For the year, Tusculum has outscored their opponents 186-117, an average of 31.0 points per game from their pass first offense. In their spread offensive scheme, the Pioneers have thrown for 1,974 yards and 15 touchdowns, while only rushing for 820 yards and nine touchdowns.
Quarterback Corey Russell has connected on 61.2 percent of his pass attempts, 147-of-240, while throwing 15 touchdowns and nine interceptions. Russell's two main receivers are Ryan Tallent and Jarrell NeSmith. Tallent has collected 38 receptions for 355 yards, an average of 9.3 yards per catch, and three touchdowns, while NeSmith has 37 catches for 323 yards and four touchdowns in six games so far this season. Running back Marucs Foster has 313 yards on 67 rushing attempts with four touchdowns, while Russell is second on the team with 242 rushing yards.
Defensively, the Pioneers allow only 19.5 points per game and have given up only 880 yards on the ground through their first six games. Although the Pioneers have given up 1,060 yards through the air, Tusculum has forced 18 total turnovers on the season, nine interceptions and nine fumbles, an average of three turnovers per game.
Linebacker Jarvis Littlejohn leads the Tusculum defense has he has a team-high 46 total tackles, one sack and two forced fumbles. Fellow linebacker Justin Scott has a team-high 10 tackles for a loss, one interception and one forced fumble.
The defensive line is a huge strength for the Pioneers as they have combined to collect 10 sacks on the year. Terrence Smith leads the way for the D-Line with four sacks for minus 14 yards to go along with his 25 total tackles. Fellow defensive end Brandon Kelley has three sacks for negative 11 yards, 28 total tackles and two forced fumbles, as the front line of defense for TC looks to cause trouble for the Tornados rushing attack.
Place kicker Gareth Rowlands leads the Pioneers in scoring, as he has 40 total points connecting on 7-of-9 field goal attempts and 19 point after attempts.
The Tornados are 0-2 against the Pioneers in the two teams' only two previous meetings. Both the losses came at Brevard Memorial Stadium, with the last lost coming a little under a year ago, a 30-7 win for the Pioneers. Tusculum defeated the Tornados 33-0 in Brevard in 2006, the Tornados inaugural season.
The kickoff time is slated for a 1:30 p.m. start time at Pioneer Field in Greeneville, Tenn.
You can catch the game via live broadcast brought to you by the "Voice of the Tornados" Rob Walden over the radio at WSQL 1240 AM or over the Internet at www.wsqlradio.com. You may also visit the Brevard College Athletics website at www.BCTornados.com.
Game Notes - Brevard College vs. Tusculum College - Sat., Oct. 11


text:
Jay Z to play first show in Middle East during Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Listen to Jay Z on iHeartRadio
Jay Z is packing his bags for the Middle East.
According to GulfNews.com, the Brooklyn-born emcee has signed on to play his first ever show in the region during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Taking place at Abu Dhabi's du Arena on November 1st, Jay's performance will mark the second night of festivities surrounding the Formula One race.
Among the other acts taking the stage during the Grand Prix weekend are rock band Muse and Depeche Mode, who will wrap up the weekend on Sunday night.
During his show in the United Arab Emirates' second largest city, Jay Z is expected to take on hits from his latest album Magna Carta Holy Grail.
Photo Credit Getty Images


text:
19th C. Quatrefoil Fabric Panel Bed
- No Longer Available -
Iron furniture became popular during the 19th century, as metalworking advanced and artisans deployed revival-style curves in their projects. Our bed was inspired by an iron fence along the banks of the Danube in Prague, complete with a Gothic quatrefoil framed in the openwork headboard.
Show Details +
- Twin Bed: 44"W x 79"L x 59"H
- Full Bed: 59"W x 79"L x 59"H
- Queen Bed: 65"W x 84"L x 59"H
- King Bed: 81"W x 84"L x 59"H
- Cal King Bed: 77"W x 88"L x 59"H
Shown in rust.
Product Not Available
We're sorry. This product is no longer available
Please continue browsing.


text:
Success in anything comes with practice. To develop a confident interview style, you are advised to practice in a "risk-free" atmosphere. You can practice in front of a mirror or in front of a friend, but serious practice will reap benefits before an interview.
The Career and Internship Center offers several resources to help you gain interviewing experience and to help you develop strategies for relating your past experiences to employers. The Career Resource Library has several books and resources on interviewing. Access to potential questions, in conjunction with your background research, will allow you to have meaningful practice sessions.
Consider scheduling an appointment in the Career and Internship Center for a mock interview. Students who have done this tell us it is very beneficial to their comfort level and confidence. Don't forget the faculty at Albion. Mock interviews with experts in the field is also extremely beneficial.
As you consider how to respond to potential interview questions, your objective should be to have responses which are thoughtful, persuasive, and illustrated by example, as well as to successfully articulate how you will contribute to the organization and what you seek from the job.
Don't feel you have to do this on your own… contact us!
NEXT: How to Ace an Interview - How can I set myself apart from other interviewing?


text:
Osram Opto Semiconductors will showcase an OLED prototypes that can be transparent and flexible at PLDC (Professional Lighting Design Convention) from October 29-31, 2009 in Berlin.
The prototypes now have luminous area of 210 square cm and thickness at present this is between 300 and 700 micrometers, the company said.
The test sample were developed as part of the TOPAS research project funded by the Germany Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF). The aim of the project is to produce one-square meter large transparent OLED modules and will run until 2011.
Thickness is now defined only by the substrate as the carrier material at present is between 300 and 700 micrometers, Osram said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


text:
Work and Play With Megan Fox
By JACKIE WILLIS
June 11, 2013
When asked if he was intimate with Megan Fox while filming Transformers, LaBeouf told Details magazine in the Aug. 2011 issue, "Look, you're on the set for six months, with someone who's rooting to be attracted to you, and you're rooting to be attracted to them. I never understood the separation of work and life in that situation. But the time I spent with Megan was our own thing, and I think you can see the chemistry onscreen."
' More Sad Details Revealed About Robin Williams' Final Resting Place'(Fox News)
' WOW: 'Dating Naked' Is In Big Trouble'(Fox News)
' Katie Holmes Talks More About Tom Cruise'(Celeb Dirty Laundry)
' Are Taylor Swift and John Mayer Back Together?'(Celeb Dirty Laundry)
' What Is Really Going On With Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey?'(Hollywood Hiccups)
- Dad Abandons Daughter, 10, in Desert Without Shoes or Water: Authorities
- Man in Creepy Clown Mask With Machete Taped to Amputated Arm Gets Arrested: Cops
- Inmates Documented Their Own Escape on Smuggled Cell Phone, and Posed for Photos
- Father, Sister of 11-Year-Old AbbieGail Smith Denied Visas to Attend Her Funeral


text:
Becky G Gives Details on Her Upcoming Debut Album
Photo: Getty Images
By Kathleen Perricone
Becky G is riding high on a wave of success with her single "Shower," and there will be more music coming from her very soon.
When she called in to On Air with Ryan Seacrest on Wednesday morning, the 17-year-old revealed she was up early because she had a big day ahead of her in the studio.
"We're in finish-the-album time right now," she explained to JoJo and Ellen K. "We have all the songs and lyrics and what-not. Now it's just getting the final vocals and making sure everything is perfect."
As for when her much-anticipated debut album will be released, she says, "We're looking around October when I'm on tour with Katy [Perry]."
Becky is also one of the many celebs to take place in the Ice Bucket Challenge, and she joked that she should have done it when it was hot out and not at sunset when it was cold and windy.
"But it was fun," she insists. "It's for such a great cause, so I had no problem doing it."
For more from Becky, like her favorite fried chicken spot in Los Angeles and why she doesn't have plans to fix her gap-tooth smile, listen to the audio above!
Becky's single "Shower" is available on iTunes now here!


text:
Change Zip:
View More Features and Specifications
The 2016 Odyssey stands out from the pack by offering an especially thoughtful, versatile interior layout and stylish design. The Odyssey's 3-mode second-row seat is also a standout in its class, able to fold, widen for passenger comfort or become narrower for easier access to the third row. The Odyssey remains one of the sportiest-driving minivans available -- especially with respect to handling.
Feature-wise, the Odyssey is the first minivan to offer an all-digital entertainment system with a high-resolution HDMI input to keep it compatible with modern electronics. For safety, Honda also claims to offer the most LATCH child seat positions of any vehicle -- a total of five to easily allow four child seats of any design. The Odyssey has earned an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Top Safety Pick+, the highest honor ever bestowed upon a minivan.
Compare the 2016 Honda Odyssey against similar models
The Honda Odyssey adds an SE model for 2016, which includes satellite radio, a vacuum cleaner system, rear entertainment, and a 115-volt power outlet.
A vehicle's warranty can significant impact your maintenance costs after you drive off the dealer's lot, and it's important to understand the different parts. Typically, a new car warranty includes a Basic warranty, which covers everything except the wear items such as brakes and tires; and a Drivetrain warranty, that covers all the parts that make the car move, such as the engine and transmission
The NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) provides consumers with vehicle safety information based on independent testing, primarily front and side crash rating results, and more recently rollover ratings, to aid consumers in their vehicle purchase decisions.
Below are pictures of the 2016 Honda Odyssey. Select the picture you want to view below
Below are the available colors for the 2016 Honda Odyssey. Select the color to see a close-up view.
The Honda Odyssey is the minivan to beat, if you consider design flair or driving pleasure. It is a bit long in the tooth, having last been redesigned for the 2011 model year, but it still ranks near the top of a small class.
Odyssey offers fuel economy that nearly matches that of a sedan. Honda's 3.5-liter V6 engine develops 248 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque, mating with a 6-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. The Toyota Sienna is the only minivan that offers all-wheel drive.
Odyssey has plenty of reserve power to provide brisk passing, even when carrying a full load. It blends ride comfort with responsive handling, though the ride is a tad firm.
Occupants can expect a surprisingly quiet and refined experience. Active noise cancellation and active engine mounts squelch excessive road noise, as well as any vibrations emanating from the fuel-saving cylinder deactivation system.
Odyssey's seating layout is more reconfigurable than most. An available split second row lets outboard seats move toward the doors, yielding greater room for hips and shoulders. Second- and third-row seats can also be repositioned, to ease access to the back row or add space for second-row occupants. An Odyssey also offers greater flexibility in terms of positioning child safety seats.
Touring Elite models get the HondaLink infotainment suite, which uses a smartphone app to access Internet-based entertainment. Standard on Touring Elite and the new SE (Special Edition) is the helpful HondaVAC. Co-developed with Shop-Vac, it's a vacuum cleaner that resides in the cargo area, and never needs to be charged or plugged in.
A clear standout in safety, Odyssey is among a handful of large vehicles that have earned top crash-test rating from both safety agencies: the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). NHTSA gives Odyssey a five-star overall rating, while IIHS names it a Top Safety Pick, including Good ratings in each of five tests that were conducted.
Each trim level has a standard rearview camera. All but the base LX get Honda's LaneWatch camera, which puts an image of the blind spot into the right-hand mirror when you signal for a right turn or lane change. EX-L trims and above include lane-departure and forward-collision warnings. To get blind-spot monitoring, you have to pick the Touring Elite.
The 2016 Honda Odyssey LX ($29,275) includes air conditioning; power windows, locks, and mirrors; rearview camera; seven-speaker stereo with subwoofer; Bluetooth; eight-inch information screen; 2 GB of audio storage; and 17-inch steel wheels. Odyssey EX ($32,425) includes tri-zone climate control, heated mirrors, HomeLink, second-row sunshades, LaneWatch, conversation mirror, and 17-inch alloy wheels.
Odyssey SE ($33,375) gets the HondaVAC, satellite radio, and rear-seat DVD.
Odyssey EX-L ($35,925) adds heated leather-trimmed seats, a moonroof, and cooling box, plus active lane-departure and forward-collision warnings. EX-L w/RES ($37,525) adds a rear entertainment system. EX-L w/Navi ($37,925) adds navigation. Touring ($42,180) adds front/rear parking sensors, a driver-seat memory, foglamps, rear entertainment, and 18-inch wheels. Touring Elite ($44,750) adds blind-spot detection, a 650-watt surround-sound system with 12 speakers, HID headlights, and HondaVAC.
The Odyssey is visually more interesting than your run-of-the-mill minivan. Its unique profile, with an arched roofline, sets it apart from its rivals. Taken as a whole, with chrome carefully applied, the overall design balances one-box practicality against a certain sense of style.
Not only does the lightning bolt along the bodyside attract the eye, it helps improve outward views for rear passengers. Little windows ahead of the mirrors convey a mildly futuristic look, though they don't do much for visibility. At the rear, the body appears markedly more sculpted and flared than is customary. An Odyssey is a little wider than usual, too. Add a bold grille and deeply sculpted hood, and the Odyssey becomes almost one-of-a-kind in the minivan arena.
Inside, the Odyssey appears more utilitarian, but it delivers the attributes that minivan shoppers seek: comfort, space, and versatility. The upright instrument panel has a familiar look, in a simple layout that uses large controls.
Seats are comfortable in each position, though those up front lack both back and lateral support. Still, they're quite wide, which helps provide sufficient comfort for everyday use.
Second and third rows can slide fore and aft, though the middle row doesn't fold into the floor. Second row seats also slide outward, actually changing available width. Adults of average height fit in the third row, at least for short trips, though seats feels somewhat low. Cushioning falls short of the front rows, too, though the folding mechanism works well..
With both rear rows folded, space is sufficient for two ten-foot 2×4 studs, or 4×8-foot plywood sheets. Up front in some models are a cooler box and a trash-bag ring. Interior materials are easy to wipe clean, too. All told, the interior is surprisingly quiet and refined.
Available rear-seat DVD entertainment includes a 16.2-inch screen that can be split in half to show separate presentations.
And the vacuum cleaner works well, we recommend it.
Delight isn't a typical description of the minivan experience, but it applies to the Odyssey. In addition to nicely-tuned ride and handling behavior, Honda's minivan responds briskly, able to reach 60 mph in about 8.8 seconds. That's about par for a minivan, but Odyssey feels even swifter.
Drivers can savor a variety of carlike attributes, as the Odyssey inspires confidence at every step: steering, accelerating, braking, and lane-changing. Honda's transmission smoothly delivers quick, decisive shifts when accelerating rapidly, though gear-changes can occasionally be balky when driving more leisurely. Only an L mode and an Overdrive-off button are provided; no paddle shifters.
Handling almost like a V6 Accord, the Odyssey can run through corners with controlled poise, but little harshness. Sensibly-tuned, isolated subframes help eliminate any secondary motions that could make for a queasy ride. Variable-displacement power steering is weighted well and provides a bit of feedback from the road.
Honda claims best-in-class fuel economy, EPA-rated at 19/28 mpg City/Highway. That's significantly better than top competitors like the Dodge Caravan and Toyota Sienna.
The Honda Odyssey is among the most enjoyable of the minivans, though it is priced higher than the competition, and is not the newest design.
Driving impressions by The Car Connection. James M. Flammang contributed to this report.
Enter loan Terms to get an approximate monthly payment.
As you know, pricing cars is particularly complicated. One of our duties at CarQuotes.com is to help our customers comprehend this process better.
CarQuotes.com Estimated Target Price is for research purposes only. It reflects a typical, negotiated price (before taxes and other customary fees and charges, such as dealer documentation fees, tire and battery disposal fees, license and registration, and where applicable, finance charges) generally found for the vehicle that you selected. The Estimated Target Price is NOT a price quote from CarQuotes.com or any other dealer. If you request a price quote from a dealer via CarQuotes.com displaying an estimated target price, your price may differ.
Invoice is commonly known as the published amount that the dealer paid the manufacturer for the vehicle. This may or may not represent a close relation to the dealer's actual cost, but can be beneficial as a benchmark. This figure is available on many other web sites however CarQuotes.com adds an estimate of local and regional fees from manufacturer to the dealers to this price, which makes it very close to the actual invoice amount for cars at your local dealer.
MSRP is the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. This is a proposed price only. For most vehicles, the CarQuotes.com price is below this amount. Some high demand cars may be priced over this amount.
The CarQuotes.com Target Price is to be used as a general guide that reflects a typical, market price (before taxes and other customary fees and charges) generally found for the vehicle that you selected. This price is based on our research and estimates of supply and demand in the marketplace. There are many factors that go into the final price of a particular vehicle including local supply and demand. Your final price may differ.
The 'base' price of the vehicle
All options that you select
Base Destination Charges — this is a charge that is added to the base price for every vehicle
Any related Estimated Manufacture to Consumer Cash Rebates. Note: rebates are subject to change at any time. Please make sure to confirm any consumer Cash rebates with your dealer representative at the time of purchase.
Local taxes, license fees and other local fees, such as dealer documentation fees, tire and battery disposal fees, and where applicable, finance charges — these fees are also excluded from Dealer Invoice and MSRP and would be excluded from most advertisements you might see.
Random 'special qualification' rebates — i.e., for new college grads only; for customers trading in a specific type of car. Ask your dealer Representative for more information on 'special qualification' rebates.
The Estimated CarQuotes Dealer Price is an estimate of the pricing presented to CarQuotes members from CarQuotes Authorized Dealers in your area, and is calculated by subtracting an estimated savings value from the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price ("MSRP") as well as a value that relates to invoice for the "ideal vehicle" you configured. Dealer documentation, administrative or similar processing fees are not included in the price estimate. Any vehicle configured on the CarQuotes website is an "ideal vehicle" and may not exist at a CarQuotes Authorized Dealer or any other partner dealer. Each Dealer attempts to match a member's vehicle preferences with the best possible selection from current, in-stock inventory.
The Estimated Savings represents the estimated amount of savings off of MSRP available to you from CarQuotes Dealers for a vehicle consistent with your configured preferences plus any customer incentives currently available. This is also true when it comes to CarQuotes estimated target prices. Your actual savings will depend on several factors including market conditions, the style of vehicle you select, installed options, dealer coverage, and applicable manufacturer incentives. Each dealer sets its own pricing.
In most cases, you must choose between these programs OR a customer rebate or a special manufacturer-to-dealer incentive that may or may not already be included in your CarQuotes.com Target Price. So, your final price may go up if you take advantage of special manufacturer financing. Credit Union members should contact their Credit Union loan department to determine what type of loan and financing options are right for you.
Please note that CarQuotes.com strives to include identified manufacturer incentives within the CarQuotes.com Target Price. CarQuotes.com does not administer these programs, which are subject to and often change without notice. Eligibility for these programs is subject to verification by a licensed auto dealer.
Ask your dealer representative for complete manufacturer program details for your area, and how participation in these programs will affect your price.
The base vehicle is the vehicle before any optional equipment or destination fees have been added. All of the standard features are included in the base vehicle.
This is the total charge for all optional equipment included in the configuration of your virtual vehicle. The Options charge varies depending on whether it is calculated based on the Factory Invoice or MSRP. Options are not included in the base vehicle price and are not considered standard features.
A Regional Fee is the fee a manufacturer charges a dealer to advertise and promote the vehicle in the dealer's market. CarQuotes also includes estimated manufacturer preparation charges (manufacturer charges to the dealer to cover any work done on the car prior to delivering it to the dealership) and fuel charges (the charge for the fuel in the tank when the buyer purchases the vehicle) in this total. CarQuotes attempts to include regional ad fees in its Factory Invoice calculations; other sites at times do not.
These are the amounts that manufacturers charge to deliver a vehicle from the factory to the dealership.
Customer incentives are also commonly known as customer cash or bonus incentives. These incentives are offered by manufacturers as a way of enticing buyers into purchasing a vehicle.
Dealer Invoice price may or may not bear close relation to a dealer's actual cost for the vehicle. In some cases, a cost for a vehicle may be significantly less than the invoice price originally paid for the vehicle. Any difference between invoice price and the dealer's final cost may be caused by many factors including factory refunds, rebates, allowances, or incentives which the manufacturer or distributor may provide to the dealer.
Contact Us | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Jobs | © 2017 CarQuotes Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Enter Your Zip Code
CarQuotes.com provides quotes and other information specific to your location.


text:
Dolphin Artists :: Mercy Clinic
Related ArtistsMercy Clinic
Read more on Last.fm more
Related News
Related Products
MXR Smart Gate Pedal
Smarter than your average gate and with pristine circuit design that passes your tone unchanged. If you like to take things to edge with your gain stage then the Smart Gate is the answer. MXR Smart Gate Pedal If you're addicted to the indispensable juice of a high gain amp or a string of stomp boxes, you need this…
Web Price:134.00
Availability:Call 0844 815 0888


text:
Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by viman96, Nov 11, 2012.
Let's go Bengals!
Got Denver/Carolina and NO/Atlanta here.
Woot, TD Bengals!
Nice D by the G-Men...:laugh2:
Good Lord how did AJ Green get that wide open.
He had time to go home make a sandwich and STILL make that catch.
TD Falcons, made it look easy
Wow the Bengals made that look easy.
Wide open...typical NYG defense. If they aren't sacking the QB, their back end is mediocre and bound to give up big plays.
Cory Webster sucks...lol
68yd punt return by pacman vs giants!
Where was that Adam Jones 4 years ago???
Wow...Webster's new middle name is burnt toast!!!
Giants in trouble :laugh2:
Pacman Jones... making it rain.
Winner of today's 4:25 game will likely be only 1.5 games back with an easier schedule than the NYG. Giants are sleepwalking and won't be able t.......oh nevermind - i forgot Terrence Newman is playing CB.
Two passes AJ Green could've caught. Tough, but catchable
Hawkins! I wanted him over Holley
14-0 Bungles
The Bengals are teasing me.
Panthers 7 Broncos 0
Always thought Cincy really isn't that bad a team, especially at home. Of course they made the playoffs last year. Wouldn't be surprised to see their record improve the second half.


text:
WATCH: Daft Punk's 'The Collaborators' Episode 7 - DJ Falcon
Listen to Daft Punk on iHeartRadio
With less than two weeks to go before the release of Daft Punk's new album Random Access Memories, their "The Collaborators" series continues with a very special collaborator - DJ Falcon. Much like Daft Punk, DJ Falcon (real name Stephane Queme) is also a French producer, and at one time had formed a group with DP's Thomas Bangalter called "Together." They produced this dance floor gem:
Sound familiar? That's because you may have heard the song recently brought back to life by Fedde Le Grande:
In this episode of "The Collaborators," DJ Falcon talks about his history with Daft Punk, their music, and more.
He says, "Daft Punk for me .. they're really different, beause when you listen to their first album, they pick up from different styles of music. There was not always one direction, one style, you know. You could feel a lot of different influences." He goes on to say, "It's really cool to see this evolution."
Watch the full interview below:


text:
The only thing I want Apple to add to Remote would be for me to turn Airplay on my iMac from my phone, or even just the Apple TV, so I don't have to run all the way upstairs to my iMAc if I want to view the screen on my TV downstairs.
This seems like such a no-brainer I can't understand why it's not possible and why more people don't complain about it.
iMovie, iPhoto, Garageband, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and much more large iOS apps also cannot do what the desktop versions can do because of the lack of screen space. There's not enough canvas.
That's actually absolutely possible. Just activate sharing in your iMacs iTunes and choose it with the remote. You can start the video via remote app and choose your Apple TV via Airplay. Totally easy.


text:
(NNPA)—"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State." Joseph Goebbels
Watching the TV special that reviewed information contained in the book, Hubris: The Inside Story of Spin, Scandal, and the Selling of the Iraq War, by Michael Isikoff and David Corn, brought back memories of articles and radio shows I had done during the run-up to "shock and awe" in March 2003. It reminded me of how callous and shameless those high level politicians were and how low they would go to get this country into an unnecessary war.
It gave me pause as I thought of the nearly 5,000 American lives that were lost, the tens of thousands of soldiers who came home incapacitated, minus arms and legs, and the 100,000 Iraqi men, women, and children killed in a war that was supposed to "liberate" them. This war was made even more tragic in that it cost more American lives than were lost in the World Trade Center on 9/11.
The authors of Hubris, as well as interviews of key individuals involved in the Big Lie, point out the sheer and utter disregard for truth, integrity, and human life. From the neo-con gang, i.e. Feith, Wolfowitz, Perle, to Rumsfeld, Rice, Cheney, and President George W. Bush, one thing was crystal clear: They were going to war with Iraq regardless. They obviously didn't care about weapons of mass destruction simply used the threat of WMD to scare everyone else into believing the biggest charade in history. I could hardly believe it when high level officials admitted on television, before the American public, that they were shocked at the lies that were being told by the Bush administration.


text:
lsusb shows my device however when i use the command
modprobe rt2870sta
i get a blank line, no information reguarding my device but it also does not tell me the device is not present either. just some further info if it helps
i've downloaded and compiled drivers, installed driver, edited /etc/networking/interfaces
and the card on the surface appears to work, blinking lights and responds when you load or unload the driver. here is the output from my ifconfig/iwconfig
Dlink DWA-140 OR ralink 2870
ra0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:21:91:7e:d8:1f
inet6 addr: fe80::221:91ff:fe7e:d81f/64 Scope:Link
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:14189 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:1321 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:1245280 (1.2 MB) TX bytes:106120 (106.1 KB)
ra0 Ralink STA ESSID:"" Nickname:"RT2870STA"
Mode:Auto Frequency=2.412 GHz Bit Rate=1 Mb/s
RTS thrff Fragment thrff
Encryption keyff
Link Quality=10/100 Signal level:0 dBm Noise level:-87 dBm
Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0
Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
everything appears to function, even detects my local wireles access point, but on "obtaining IP address" the lights on the card stop blinking and the app doesnt connect. (i know the RA2870 is a horrible card for linux, but i've almost got it working) just not sure where to go from here
lsusb shows my device however when i use the command
modprobe rt2870sta
i get a blank line, no information reguarding my device but it also does not tell me the device is not present either. just some further info if it helps
Yeah i was looking at buying a RT2780 card. But after a bit of digging i decided against it because of how badly supported it is on Linux. Check this thread though, He says hes got it working, maybe he can help you. http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...50nh-bt4f.html
have you tried this? [ubuntu] HOWTO: Ralink rt2870 (Native) Kernel 2.6.24 - Ubuntu Forums
i know that the kernels are different but i don't think that should matter
i know alot of people are having problems with this chipset, since i don't have one i can only speculate, but i'm going to try to buy one later this week to see if i can get everything up and working on it
open source = open minds, human knowledge belongs to the world
me too.. it working great under backtrack3... u can see it here:
but in bt4, i got major problem about this chipset..


text:
Kentucky received the news it dreaded Wednesday when freshman forward Nerlens Noel was declared out for the season with a torn ligament in his left knee.
Noel tore his ACL on Tuesday night when No. 25 Kentucky lost at Florida. An MRI revealed the injury, and the 6-foot-10 forward will have surgery in the next two or three weeks.
The projected recovery period is six to eight months.
Noel's injury deals a serious postseason blow for the defending national champions, who had appeared to be gaining some footing after struggling earlier this season while trying to blend in four freshmen. Leading the way defensively for the Wildcats was Noel, who began Tuesday first in the nation with 4.5 blocks per game.
The rookie took a positive approach to the diagnosis, posting on Twitter, "Minor setback for a MAJOR comeback! I love you all and can't thank y'all enough for the prayers."
"I've been coaching for 22 years and this is the first injury we've had of this kind during the season, which makes it even more devastating," Kentucky coach John Calipari said in a statement.
No. 2 Duke 73, North Carolina 68 • At Durham, N.C., Mason Plumlee had 18 points and 11 rebounds and Duke beat North Carolina. Quinn Cook scored 18 points and Rasheed Sulaimon added 13 for the Blue Devils.
Wednesday's scores
• No. 1 Indiana 76, Nebraska 47
• No. 2 Duke 73, North Carolina 68
• No. 3 Miami 74, Florida St. 68
• UConn 66, No. 6 Syracuse 58
• Charlotte 71, No. 11 Butler 67
• No. 17 Oklahoma State 91, Texas Tech 67
• No. 19 New Mexico 54, Fresno State 48
• No. 21 Notre Dame 82, DePaul 78
• No. 22 Memphis 93, UCF 71
• No. 23 Oregon 65, Washington 52
• No. 24 Colorado State 66, San Diego State 60


text:
PHOTO: Bradley Cooper visits Boston Marathon victim in hospital
The terrible bombings at the Boston Marathon has left many badly injured and hospitalized. Bradley Cooper, who is in Boston filming a movie, visited some patients at Boston Medical Center to pay his respects. He was joined by the New England Patriots' Julian Edelman.
The guys visited a patient named Jeff Bauman, who tragically lost both of his legs in the explosions. Julian tweeted a photo of the visit:
Visited #survivor #stud #hero Jeffrey Bauman Jr. today. He was looking great and is a true inspiration. #strong twitter.com/Edelman11/stat…— Julian Edelman (@Edelman11) April 19, 2013
Photo Credit Getty Images


text:
Join us as we read, sing and play together. Fun for the whole family from babies to preschoolers to grandparents and caregivers. For class reservations, please call (415) 822-2605.
Note: This event will be taking place at a location outside the San Francisco network of public libraries. For questions concerning the event, please contact the hosting library: Bayview/Linda Brooks-Burton.
Books, songs, rhymes, and fun for children of all ages unless noted.
Upcoming Events
- Family Storytime
- Friday, July 21, 2017, 4:30 pmMission Bay, Mission Bay Program Room
- Family Storytime and Playtime
- Saturday, July 22, 2017, 10:15 amParkside, Parkside Children's Area
- Family Storytime
- Saturday, July 22, 2017, 10:30 amChinatown, Chinatown Children's Area


text:
Hi, I am planning to go to Pa Auk Monastery to meditate as a lay yogi, not trying to ordain and become a monk.
Does anyone here know about the visa situation in Myanmar concerning being a meditator in a monastery the whole time.
My information is that first you enter with a three month meditation visa that you can get through the sponsorship letter of Pa Auk forest monastery. and after that you can extend your stay somehow to get granted time max 12 months so 1 year.
anyway my wish and plan to is first to try out the 1 year but most likely since i want to actually achieve shamatha and also train in vipashyana i would like to spend there 2-3 years.
is this possible? can you renew the year long visa and get a new year added to that and new year added to that ?
Thanks for the help already.


text:
Today we're having a not-so-kooky Halloweegan treat. Spiced pumpkin cookies with a sweet chocolate filling, anyone?
These are a reversed version of the Pumpkin-O's of Halloweegan 2008. Those were chocolate cookies with a pumpkin buttercream filling instead. The first batch of this new version had carved faces, but I didn't have too much fun with the carving process...
So I just drew the faces instead when I made the second batch. You can do whatever you want, but it might work better to refrigerate the cookies for a while before you carve them, if that's what you want to do. Also, because I don't use artificial food colorings they're not very orangey, but if you're OK with using food coloring then go for it! :)
Spiced Pumpkin Sandwich Cookies
I wish the cookies looked so bright-orange on the outside too!
Fabulous Ms. Monique has given me a Versatile Blogger award! Aww, thank you Mo! You rock some serious socks and you are the Queen of Everything! So now I have to tell you seven things about myself that might be shocking to you. Hmm. I'll try! :)
1. When I was younger I spent many nights (I see where your dirrrty minds are going) making royal icing flowers, filling cream puffs, and dipping tiny things in chocolate for my mother's catering business.
2. This is embarrassing, but I can't cook rice! My rice is always a mushy, pasty disaster.
3. I love chocolate and I love strawberries, but I don't really like chocolate covered strawberries! :D
4. When I was a teenager I wanted to be one of the Spice Girls, but I don't think they were looking for a Mild Spice.
5. I have massive trust issues :)
6. I grew up with a parrot who could swear like a sailor...
7. I might have taught that parrot a dirty word or two.
There! Now the rules of the award state that I must pass it on to seven bloggers. I usually have a hard time choosing, but this one is a non-brainer because I have been meaning to *poke* a few blogs that haven't been around for a while: Eat'n Veg'n, Musings From the Fishbowl, Show me Vegan, Spotted Devil Cat and His Vegan Assistant, Vegan for the People, VeganView, Zoey's Kitchen. So there, we miss you and we want you back! Consider yourselves poked! :D


text:
Moscow Business Complex Sees Rebirth
Watch out Canary Wharf, Moscow City is rising.
Five years after grinding to a halt during the global economic crisis, the ambitious real-estate development in Moscow is fast becoming a reality. If all goes according to plan, by the end of 2014 the Russian capital will hold claim to four of the five tallest buildings in Europe.
City planners and developers of the reborn business complex, a steel-and-glass contrast to Moscow's...


text:
This Orange Fab Foam Sheet is just one colour available from the Fab Foam range. This versatile foam sheet is ideal for a number of crafty projects, such as toy-making, papercrafts, school projects and plenty more creative ideas! You can add texture and colour in an instance with this foam sheet!
The high quality foam is extra durable which means you can use it for more practical projects, including drum mats, protective surfaces, or even insulation. Your imagination is the limit!
Orange Fab Foam Sheet A4
White Self-Adhesive Fab Foam Sheet A4
Black Fab Foam Sheet A4
White Fab Foam Sheet A3
Black Self-Adhesive Fab Foam Sheet A4
Brown Fab Foam Sheet A4
Grey Fab Foam Sheet A4
Pink Fab Foam Sheet A3
Red Fab Foam Sheet A3
Black Fab Foam Sheet A3
Pink Fab Foam Sheet A4
Lavender A4 Foam Sheet
Polystyrene Ball 5 cm 3 Pack
Polystyrene Ball 15 cm
Blue Fab Foam Sheet A4
Red Fab Foam Sheet A4
Red Satin Ribbon 25 mm x 4 m
Vivid Blue Satin Ribbon 20 mm x 15 m
Fern Green Satin Ribbon 20 mm x 15 m
Sharpie Fine Point Permanent Marker 4 Pack
Orange Ready Mixed Paint 300 ml
Join our free Club today and get 15% off your first order, exclusive offers, invites to craft events and entries to competitions.
Hobbycraft is a registered trademark of Hobbycraft Trading Ltd.


text:
Currently 0.00/512345 Rating: 0.0/5 (Total votes: 0)
Rating: 0.0/5 (Total votes: 0)
after that give that group id and password for android app user. using this id and password android app user can add group and he can get all data of added group. in one group he can download contacts and files.
for download phases internet will be require. after download contacts all contacts will be in your app phonebook. if you want these contacts in your mobile phonebook, this options also included.
» show more


text:
Zoe Winters. A witch that was born with the element...
- by Juvia Lockser
- Rating:
- Published: 2 May 2016
- Updated: 2 Oct 2016
- Status: Complete
Do you know that sick and twisted game called Deadpool? Well Fuckpool is the same thing but, instead of killing people for money, guys have to have sex with girls, if they are on 'the fuck-able list' of course. Some girls are about ten dollars, others are about five hundred, it depends. but the worst thing about all this bullshit is, I'm on the list
Join MovellasFind out what all the buzz is about. Join now to start sharing your creativity and passion
Loading ...