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Outgoing chancellor: Charles Reed faced controversy, challenges
Reed's impact: Cal State San Bernardino | Cal Poly Pomona | Cal State Long Beach | Cal State Northridge | Cal State Dominguez Hills | Cal State Los Angeles | Cal State Fullerton
Incoming chancellor: Tim White unafraid of challenges ahead
FULLERTON - When Cal State University Chancellor Charles Reed leaves office, supporters say his legacy at Cal State Fullerton will be more buildings and greater student diversity.
For Mildred Garcia, Fullerton's new president who was president at Cal State Dominguez Hills for five years, Reed should be remembered as the chancellor who put student success first.
"He is an amazing chancellor who looked at students' backgrounds and wanted the CSU to provide students the opportunity to come to a CSU campus and reach their highest potential," Garcia said.
For example, Reed went to the African-American and Latino communities and encouraged their children to go to college, she said.
"Look at our diversity of the student body," she said, referring to Fullerton. "We have 32 percent Latinos and 22 percent Asians. The diversity of our student body is a legacy from Chancellor Reed."
Rick Pullen, emeritus professor of communications and dean of the College of Communications from 1995-2011, agreed.
"Because of some of his efforts, the campuses and especially Fullerton have become very diverse," Pullen said.
Reed used to go into black churches and encourage young people to continue their education, said Pullen.
"I've always applauded this diversity," he said. "It's the future of California. We have to look to what we used to call the minority students to be the future leaders and responsible taxpayers."
During Reed's tenure, Fullerton provided more counseling and other help to encourage students to succeed, Pullen said.
But some see Reed's legacy as more negative.
"I think his legacy is one where we're expected to do more with less," said Jarret Lovell, vice president of the Fullerton chapter of the California Faculty Association.
"It's a legacy of someone who has not been an advocate or champion of public education," said Lovell, also associate professor of criminal justice.
Lovell complained that Reed was too accepting of budget cuts that led to larger class sizes and tuition increases.
"We're supposed to be a public university, not a private one, and yet if you look at the contribution of state funds vs. student out-of-pocket expenses, a greater percentage comes from the students."
Tony Fellow, a professor of communications for the last 27 years at Fullerton, defended Reed.
"He showed great leadership in a state that lacks leaders," said Fellow, whose wife works for Reed.
"When you have a legislature you have to deal with - they were rude to him when they dealt with the budget issue - he just sucked it in and represented the university," he said.
Diana Guerin, professor of child and adolescent studies at Fullerton and chairwoman of the statewide Academic Senate, said it's hard to separate the contributions of a chancellor from the campus president.
"(But) he worked with the campus leadership to move a number of building projects through the system," Guerin said.
The new Kinesiology and Health Science Building was completed in 2003, the 109,000-square-foot Performing Arts Center opened in January 2006 and the Steven G. Mihaylo Hall, home of the Mihaylo College of Business and Economics, opened in fall 2008.
Also completed in 2008 was the Student Recreation Center. A new $143 million residence hall complex opened in summer 2011.
Under Reed, Fullerton became the largest campus of the 23 in the system with nearly 35,000 students.
Barry Pasternack, who also represents Fullerton in the statewide Academic Senate, said Reed had a different approach than past chancellors.
"I would characterize Reed's tenure as having a more top-down approach to the 23 campuses than in the past," said Pasternack, also emeritus professor of information systems and decision sciences.
Reed's perception was that there was a university with 23 branches, he said.


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A Collection bamboo and rattan with painted & stained finishes. Some designs have natural jute, grass & reeds. Variations in color, grain, texture and warp-age are natural and should not be considered to be defective.
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Use a steel measuring tape
Round down to the nearest 1/8" for width
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Sizes should always be provided in this format: Width x Height
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Inside Mount Width
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You might think that a dimmer turns down the lights by turning down the power flow. But it actually works like a super-fast strobe, switching the power on and off dozens of times per second. This electrical pulsation causes the filaments in light bulbs to vibrate and that creates the humming sound you hear. An easy solution—which usually works—is to try different brands of bulbs. Some bulbs have beefier filaments, which vibrate less.
You can even try "rough-use" bulbs meant for garage-door openers or trouble lights. These bulbs have heavy filaments but are several times the cost of regular bulbs. If bulb switcheroo doesn't stop the hum, upgrade your dimmer switch. High quality, more expensive dimmers usually dampen the electrical pulse better than the inexpensive types. Swapping out a dimmer switch is usually a simple matter of disconnecting and reconnecting three wires. Just be sure to work safely. Turn off the power to the circuit—and make sure it's off using a non-contact voltage detector.


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10th June 2012 12:06 AM #1
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How do I get my 4 year old to fall asleep in her bed at night and not on the couch?
Hi! I was wondering if anyone had any tricks to get my daughter to fall alseep in her bed at night instead of the couch. If I put her upstairs in her bed she throws a tantrum and won't sleep. I could be up there for 4 hours waiting for her to sleep. Any ideas?
12th June 2012 10:35 PM #2
Do you have a bedtime routine? Many parents find that having a routine where the child starts to do quiet activities and get ready for bed helps them to fall asleep at night. Many children find a bath before bedtime relaxing (you could put a couple of drops of lavender oil into the bath water) and makes them feel sleepy. You could read two bedtimes stories, or sing a bedtime song, before she goes into her bed so she gets used to knowing this is time to go to bed. Putting a child to bed at the same time each night can also help them to fall asleep quickly. Children who have plenty of exercise each day also tend to fall asleep quicker at night.
I really like the gentle parenting technique which Elizabeth Pantley (who wrote the No Cry Sleep Solution) discusses in this article: Read Your Baby's Sleepy Signals. Many of these 'sleepy signals' (e.g. rubbing eyes, looking glazed, becoming more quiet) are also shown by toddlers and older children.
I hope some of this helps.
Please do post back and let us know how you are getting on.
Best wishes,
13th June 2012 06:03 AM #3
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With a child that age I think a routine and discussion would be the best route. Sit down with her, explain that she is a big girl now and it is time for her to begin sleeping on her own. You may need to add some extra form of comfort for a while, like leaving on the hall light or finding her a special toy to sleep with each night.
Other than that stick to a strict routine, as LJ mentioned. Once you've bathed her, read the stories, tucked her in, then she should be tuckered out enough to give in to sleep without much of a fight. You may need to adjust bedtime and napping schedules for a while, but she will eventually sleep on her own. It is process.
Best of luck,
13th June 2012 08:35 AM #4
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Hi CarlsonAng,
You've received some very good advice from Angela and LJ. At the age of 4, there really is no room for negotiation in whether she will go to sleep in her bed or on the couch. You know that she will get better sleep in her bed and you may have other things you'd like to do in the room where the couch is, so bed is best for your daughter.
Your daughter has been conditioned to sleep on the couch and that is where she prefers to be, so - yep! she'll probably throw a fit if you try and just put her in her room.
I have some suggestions but please know that this will take some dedication and effort on your part, and it won't happen overnight (though it may happen in a week).
My guess is that your daughter enjoys being in the same room as you and that may be one reason why she doesn't want to be in her room. If this is the case, it's a matter of her being alone that she doesn't like. It could also be that she wants to watch TV until she falls asleep. You didn't mention this, but if this is the case please let me know because I can give other suggestions.
I'm going to go with the assumption that she doesn't want to be alone. In this situation you would tell her that you will lay down with her until she falls asleep but also let her know that if she pitches a fit you will have to leave because you're going to relax or try to go to sleep too, and you won't be able to do this if she's crying. Be sure you say this before you even enter the room.
In fact I would first call her away from couch that she likes to sleep on, and call her into another room. This could be the bathroom, to brush her teeth and get her pajamas on, or it might be the kitchen, where you offer to give her a cracker with nut butter on it or a scrambled egg or maybe even just a little milk (not a lot because you don't want her to wet the bed, and giving her too much to drink will set her up for failure in that area). Children do well having a little protein before bed. After you've given her the food, let her know what the plan will be.
"We're going to go into the bathroom to brush your teeth, and then we're going to go and get your pajamas on (this can happen in her bedroom). After you have your pajamas on, I will tuck you into your bed and read you a story. Would you like me to read you a story? Then I'll lay down with you and snuggle you until you go to sleep. If you throw a fit, I will have to leave, and you will have to stay in your room by yourself."
So now you've set the tone for the evening (lots of love and touching and a quiet story time) and you've also set the expectation (you will sleep in your bed tonight). Be sure the TV is off so she won't be tempted to go and lay on the couch (if the TV has been on in the past, she will be conditioned to like entertainment and noise until she falls asleep - you want to remove those distractions).
Once you've set the expectation, then don't give in. If she pitches a fit, just stand up and start to walk out. If she comes after you, say, "you need to stop crying and then I will stay". Telling her exactly what she needs to do is better then asking her if she's going to stop crying. If she stops, (or you see her trying to stop) then lay back down with her. You can sing to her, you can tell her a story, but try to get her to relax. If she continues to throw a tantrum, then you would need to leave - but you could check on her a few minutes later and remind her that she needs to stop crying so that you could come and lay down with her again.
If you're able to get her to go to sleep, while you're laying next to her, then you'll want to get up and sleep in your own bed.
You could do this for 5-7 nights, and then make the next transition. Once you've got her going to sleep in her room, then you take the next baby step, which is letting her know that you will lay down with her for 10 minutes. You'll actually want to try to get up before she's actually asleep. If she's not asleep, you can tell her that you need to go and check on something in the kitchen, or you need to get something for daddy, or you need to use the restroom, but that you'll be right back. This will help her to get used to you not being next to her the whole time, and a small milestone for her will be to stay laying in bed for a few minutes until you return.
When you leave the room, be sure to return in just 1 minute, to begin with. You can eventually lengthen that to 5 minutes, or even 10 minutes. But eventually she will be able to go to bed on her own, and you won't have to lay down with her. You can snuggle her each night and read a book before bed, or sing a song or tell a story, and that will be your normal bedtime routine that she will look forward to.
Please let me know if this gives you some ideas and if you try it, I'd like to know how it goes. We're here to support you and encourage you. You know that it's best for your daughter to sleep in her bed, so you'll want to train her to do this. After all, you probably don't let her eat candy all day long, even though she would love to do it. You know it's not good for her - you know she needs fruits and vegetables to stay healthy and happy. She also needs good quality sleep to stay healthy and happy, so I'd encourage you to make the extra effort now to help your daughter to learn to go to sleep in her own bed rather than falling asleep on the couch.
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In Honor of Bette Davis' Birthday, Never-Before-Seen Photos of the Star
On what would have been Bette Davis' 104th birthday, LIFE magazine has published rare and never-before-seen photos of the star.
-Lucia Peters
Quick: What's your favorite Bette Davis movie? Is it Jezebel? Of Human Bondage? Now, Voyager? Perhaps her screen debut, The Bad Sister? Whatever your pick, there can be no denying one simple fact: Bette Davis was a star. Although she was a perfectionist who could sometimes be difficult to work with, during the '30s and '40s, she was one of film's most celebrated leading ladies for her intensity and the sheer force of her presence.
Sadly, Bette passed away in 1989 after being plagued by a variety of health problems, among them breast cancer and several strokes. She lived a long, full life, though, and today, on what would have been Bette's 104th birthday, we celebrate this siren of the silver screen. In honor of the occasion, LIFE magazine has published 14 never-before-seen photos of Bette from 1939.
LIFE put Bette on its cover in January of 1939, after her star-making turns in Of Human Bondage and Jezebel and right before Dark Lot, which would become the first of her signature movies. The story, LIFE notes, "featured the actress not as some sort of raving prima donna—the image that has, bizarrely, attached to her in the decades since her death in 1989—but as a remarkably grounded, albeit supremely driven, artist." Photos shot by Alfred Eisenstaedt accompanied the story, and here, LIFE has republished several of those shots, along with many others that have never before been published. Check some of them out here:
First, we have Bette hanging out at home in Beverly Hills:
And here she is getting wheeled across her home's red-tiled patio in a sun chair by her chauffeur with her dog, Popeye, in her lap:
Read Celebrity Flashback: Childhood Photos of a Young Brad Pitt!
The actress was known for spending most of her time at home outdoors, and according to the article, "a daily sunbath in a well-shielded enclosure" was her "health recipe:"
Bette always maintained a sense of normality at home, which included doing her own nails:
And here she is, making notes of some sort on a countertop:
For more photos of Bette at home, head on over to LIFE's website. We miss you, Bette!
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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But consulting this book is a brilliant way for anyone to adopt expert cooking techniques easily.
They decide to adopt a stray cat, Paw Paw, in the hopes that it will fill the void in their relationship.
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Owen tried to get Congress to adopt his plans for social regeneration.
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Dwight Yoakam Releases New Single Following New Deal
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Dwight Yoakam has a new album on the way. The country star is introducing the project with the release of a new song, his cover of the Creedence Clearwater Revival classic "Who'll Stop The Rain."
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HollywoodReporter.com says the song is also Yoakam's first release under a new deal with Warner Bros./Reprise Records, and marks his return to the label that launched his career.
Details on Yoakam's upcoming studio project haven't been announced, but the disc is due later this year. The still-untitled release will be Dwight's follow up to his 2012 effort, 3 Pears.
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my best guess here would be, that arp does not support ranges. But that is just a guess on Ettercap's functionality. Arp for sure can't understand that.
I don't ask for help often, so here goes...
I've been testing out 'non-standard' usage of Ettercap with an application idea I have, but have run into a brick wall with something regarding Etterfilters:
How does one specify a _range_ or IP addresses in an Etterfilter for ip.src?
As per the documentation:
"An ip address MUST be enclosed within two single quotes (eg. '192.168.0.7')."
- My filter works fine with a single IP
- It doesn't compile when a range is specified in single quotes (such as '126.96.36.199-255' or '188.8.131.52-22.214.171.124')
- The filter does compile when using double quotes (such as "220.127.116.11-5" and "184.108.40.206-188.8.131.52"), but the filter doesn't actually hit on the IP ranges specified.
Very basic testing code for the filter:
The only other idea I have would be to use 256 || operators for the range I'm actually trying to filter, such asCode:if (ip.dst == '220.127.116.11' && ip.src == "220.127.116.11-255") { msg("Test Succeeded \n"); }
So there either has to be a correct syntax, or it just doesn't support ranges for the ip.src parameter... can anyone chime on on this?Code:(ip.dst == '184.108.40.206' && ip.src == '184.108.40.206' || ip.src == '184.108.40.206' || ip.src == '184.108.40.206' ...etc
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
my best guess here would be, that arp does not support ranges. But that is just a guess on Ettercap's functionality. Arp for sure can't understand that.
Still doesn't answer the question of the syntax though; I need to further test the < and > when I get a chance, as I did see some preliminary successes with
...but this is most likely not going to work effectively.Code:if (ip.src > '220.127.116.11' || ip.src < 1.1.1.'255') { // dosomething }
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That is possibly the most frustrating match up ever for Diaz... He'll be waving Lyoto to come forward the whole fight.
That is possibly the most frustrating match up ever for Diaz... He'll be waving Lyoto to come forward the whole fight.
Read about this earlier and I agree with you Grizzly, if he thinks it was bad getting Condit to engage, I hate to think what he would be like with Machida.
i just literally read about this with a look of disgust on my face. they trying to manufacture an awful fight? almost guaranteed.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Diaz isn't a big WW though is he, Machida will be much bigger than him.
Actually for the reasons above I suppose that wouldn't matter, he'd barely touch Machida in 15 minutes.
weird fight?. You putting together a guy who is a non-technical striker/brawler who will be small for the weight against a bigger and far far superior technical striker. It's not as though they are doing style v style as in striker v grappler. This has LOSE all over it.
Saying all that, will probably go and be fight of the night now :-)
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
haha yeah, could just turn into an epic technical war! but if i were an American thinking of whether to pay for a ppv, if i couldn't afford to get each one (which i couldn't, man, lend us a tenner?) i would blank this one.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Oh fuck off- if they gonna start matching Diaz' up at MW with guys who (can) fight at LHW, give him Wanderlei
Think this fight has been nixed. Belfort turned it down too. I thought Vitor and he were mates anyway. Maybe Dana will now offer nick a fight with nate. Matchmaker/Troll.
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
Ah good. He agrees with me now. knew he read my posts and valued my opinion.
http://www.mmaweekly.com/ufc-preside...-it-a-bad-idea"It was a bad idea, the Diaz vs. Machida thing," White told reporters following the UFC Fight Night 26 post-fight press conference on Saturday night in Boston"


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help with an eigrp "stub" statement
This morning a client has asked me to assist them in attempting to redesign the way a redundant path to a Business Partner is working.
The client has a HQ site in location A, and a DR site in Location B. There is a server in Location A (Primary Server) and a server in Location B (Secondary). These sites are connected together via a MPLS link.
There is a WAN connection to the Business Partner in Location A, as well as a WAN connection to the Business Partner in Location B.
The current configuration works so that both the Primary server in A as well as the Secondary server in B use the WAN connection in A to connect to the Partner. Unfortunantly in the current config, it seems that the Secondary server in B cannot connect to the Business partner over the WAN connection to the Partner in Location B.
I am seeing on the WAN routers at the client that they are getting EIGRP updates from the client in both locaitons. I think that both WAN connections are T1's even though they are from AT&T (Location A) and Verizon (Location B).
The client has asked me to make recommendations for how to configure so that the Primary server in Location A will have a preference for the WAN connection to the BP in Location A, but would also be able to use the connection in Locaton B if the WAN in Loc. A went down.
Likewise, they want the Secondary in Location B to have a preference and be able to communicate to the BP via the WAN in Locaiton B, but in the event that it fails, that the Secondary server in Loc. B could use the WAN in Loc.A to communicate back to the BP.
I would think that if the BP is advertising his networks to us, that EIGRP would know which one to use. Here are the EIGRP statements from Loc.A and Loc. B:
router eigrp 13
network 172.27.6.128 0.0.0.15
network 192.168.15.0
network 188.8.131.52
network 22.214.171.124
neighbor 172.27.6.130 GigabitEthernet3/0/15
distribute-list EIGRP_OUT out GigabitEthernet3/0/15
distribute-list route-map eigrp-rm out
distribute-list eigrp in
no auto-summary
Loc. B
router eigrp 13
network 172.28.6.128 0.0.0.15
network 192.168.36.0
network 192.168.38.0
network 188.8.131.52
network 184.108.40.206
neighbor 172.28.6.130 GigabitEthernet1/0/4
passive-interface Vlan101
eigrp stub connected summary
The 172.27 and 172.28 networks respectively are the networks that connect my client to the BP. The destination networks at the client site are the
206.223. networks.
I am curious about the "eigrp stub connected summary" statement in Location B, and if this may be why EIGRP does not think that it should send data to the 206.223. networks via its own G1/0/4 interface to the BP.
Thanks for any help on this issue.
Here are the change recommendations that I am currently considering publishing to the client. Please confirm Jon:
1. We do not need to have the 206.223 networks in our Router eigrp 13 statements. This is because "the BP" advertises these to us.
2. We may not want the EIGRP "stub" statement on the EIGRP config on the DR side.
3. We may want to add the "no auto-summ" statement on the DR side so that we ensure that 'classless" BP networks are correctly advertised.
let me know if you see anything else I should explicitly recommend to the client.
1) Yes, i can't see why these are needed and if there are no interfaces on the HQ/DR routers using these IPs then they are not being used by EIGRP either.
2) If you want to have HQ A use DR B if HQ lose their connection to the BP site A then you will need to remove the eigrp stub config because otherwise DR B will not advertise the 206.223.x.x networks to HQ A.
A word of warning here - it's always best to assume that the config is there for a reason. Removing eigrp stub may mean that other subnets are then advertised to HQ and you may find that routing for other subnets then takes different paths. I suspect this may be there because they don't want DR advertising any HQ learned routes out of any WAN links it has. Now you obviously need to advertise the HQ server subnet out of DR for failover but be careful of any other networks that may also be advertised. It's tricky to say without knowing the full setup but you may find that all of sudden traffic starts using DR and not HQ even if HQ is up. So this does need a bit of investigation.
3) Yes you need to enable no auto-summary but again as above you need to be careful.
What you may have to do is use a route-map/distribute-list at DR under the eigrp config to only advertise out those networks you want to such as the server subnet in HQ. Sorry to be vague but you do need to be aware of the rest of the routing.
As for the BP. It looks like they are not advertising their 206.223.x.x networks as /24s but are advertising smaller subnets. So you need to see exactly what they are advertising and just as importantly how they are interconnected because in effect you are trying to emulate at their site what you want at yours ie.
HQ A = BP A and DR B --> BP B under normal circumstances but then each can use the other as failover.


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September 04, 2010 at 00:02:47 Sep 04, 2010 @ 00:02
NOW I GOTTA GO REGISTER ON ANOTHER FORUM MAN THIS -- I mean, thanks. Take it easy, homes.
Dope but is this on the album or no?
The Lyor Cohen of Dior homme
That's Dior homme, not Dior, homie
The crib's Scarface, could it be more tony?
You love me for me, could you me more phony?
This shit is so dope, No I.D. did his thing on this and Tears of Joy.
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There's only 18 days of summer left. I had to drop 'Devil in a New Dress' while it was still hot out so people could roll down their windows. I wanna give ya'll the music when ya'll really need it. I can't hold it back from my real fans no more. We might drop 2 new G.O.O.D. joints next week!! I got a new joint with Pusha T and Big Sean. The Summer has to have this one, I might drop it Tuesday if I finish my verse. Hopefully I will finish because we take weekends off now. Gotta balance the work load and take time to reset.
Take in a movie. Have a nice lunch. Smile. Take your kids to the park. Walk your dogs. #LIFEISTHEEVENT. I'll provide the soundtrack
Man I love Twitter... I've always been at the mercy of the press but no more... The media tried to demonize me, they wanted ya'll to believe I was a monster in real life so you guys wouldn't listen or buy my music anymore. I feel like they were waiting for the opportunity to go in all the way on me and when it came they beat me to a pulp. Even now a lot of articles start their first 2 paragraphs about how much of an asshole I am.
Happy B day to sister B... I gotta dope ass gift for you.
I accept the idea (ideal) that perception is reality. When I say perception is reality I mean whatever you think is the truth... is your truth. Some people's truth is Kanye is racist... It's not my truth but I do believe it's my Karma… Walk with me.
Even though the NBC telethon was widely praised ya'll didn't think they was just gone let me get away with that did ya'll?! With the help of strong will, a lack of empathy, a little alcohol and extremely distasteful and bad timing. I became George Bush overnight. How deep is the scar? I bled hard… Canceled tour with the number one pop star in the world, closed the doors of my clothing office, had to let employees go. For the first time I felt the impact of my brash actions, I felt the recession from an ownership side. People booed when I would go to concerts and the performer mentioned my name.
Remember in Anchor Man when Ron Burgandy cursed on air and the entire city turned on him? But this wasn't a joke. This was and is my real life. There are people who don't dislike me... they absolutely hate me! I was chilling with this white girl having a conversation and she cut me off and said 'Hold up... I thought you didn't like us?!' That's when you realize perception is reality. I've been straying from this subject on Twitter but I have to give it to you guys raw now. If you Google 'Asshole' my face may very well pop up 2 pages into the search. Some people say, "Why worry about "the haters?" This is bigger than just the concept of haters. I have a mission in life to bring truth and beauty through my music and the visuals that anchor around it. The media has successfully diminished the "receptive" audience of (3rd person)... KANYE WEST.
Taking a 15 second blip the media have successfully painted the image of the "ANGRY BLACK MAN' The King Kong theory. I'm the guy who at one point could perform the Justin Timberlake on stage and everyone would be so happy that I was there. People tweeted that they wish I was dead... No listen. They wanted me to die people. I carry that. I smile and take pictures through that. I wear my scars... It's almost like I have to wear a suit to juxtapose my image and I won't lie... IT WORKS!
I wrote a song for Taylor Swift that's so beautiful and I want her to have it. If she won't take it then I'll perform it for her. She had nothing to do with my issues with award shows. She had no idea what hit her. She's just a little girl with dreams like the rest of us. She deserves the apology more than anyone.
Thank you Biz Stone and Evan Williams for creating a platform where we can communicate directly, we're both artist and the media and managers are trying to get between us. Everyone wants to capitalize off this is some way.
I'm ready to get out of my own way. The ego is overdone... it's like hoodies. I know there are family members, friends and fans that have literally fought for me. There are people who have named their kids after me... can you imagine that next day in school. Even though I don't have kids.
I am responsible for those who love and represent me and what they have to deal with on a day to day defending "The American Psycho". I watched Justin Timberlake at the Grammys lose every televised award including album of the year which the Dixie Chicks won. I would have ran on stage for Justin that night because Sexy Back (In my mind) was that important... that impactful to our culture.
It's not about race America. No one in our position ever stands up and says anything anymore. I have given my awards to other groups multiple times on national TV... They never showed that this past year during the massacre of Kanye.
Who's seen the play Wicked? I've seen it 4 times! Other than loving the music acting and costumes... it's my story! The wicked witch of the west basically is so convicted to tell her truth when she does it she is an outcast to the society and turned WICKED.
With new found humility ... who am I to run on stage? I would never ever again in a million years do that. Sorry to let you down. It is distasteful to cut people off as a general rule. What's the point of dressing tastefully if I'm going to act the complete opposite? Yes I was that guy. A 32 year old child.
When I woke up from the crazy nightmare I looked in the mirror and said 'GROW UP KANYE'... I take the responsibility for my actions. I am not a bad person. Even in that moment I was only trying to do good but people don't always need my help. Beyonce didn't need that. MTV didn't need that and Taylor and her family friends and fans definitely didn't want or need that.
These aren't regular tweets... this is a stream of consciousness ... I want you guys to know and feel where my head is at. It feels like the movie Heat when you wanted DeNiro to make it... You want the bad guy to make it. These tweets have no manager, no publicist , no grammar checking (Rico note: they do now)... this is raw.
Humanity and Empathy are 2 of the 4 principles at Facebook. Those were the 2 principles I was missing on that evening.
Why are there so many tweets? Well this isn't a simple subject. There are layers to this beyond me running on stage. You've got the top layer... Kanye's rude!
If I speak in 3rd person it's because I'm quoting people sometimes I forget to put the quotations you know my grammar... #ITSAPROCESS (Rico note: I got your back Ye)
You've got a layer of order... this is how things are suppose to go this is how it's always been etc. You've got a layer of... What is reality? You really want this guy to die over an award show??!! Woooow… You've got the media play... Who benefited off of the moment? MTV? Jay Leno? Beyonce? All forms of media? Taylor? Kanye West? Who gained? Who lost? Walk with me people... let's break this down for real now. I might get in trouble again lol? WHO BENEFITED FOR REAL PEOPLE???!!!! A year later where do we stand? There's a layer of... Hey Kanye said what I was thinking. There's a layer of... Entertainment... We are entertainers and this is only TV... not the War.
Why was it made into such a race issue? Taylor loves rap music... I love country music.
When I write songs like Heartless I always say "Is this melody good enough to be a country song or a Broadway song?" I've hurt, I've bled, I've learned. I only want to do good. I am passionate, I am human, I am real. I wish I could meet every hater. I wish I could talk to every hater face to face and change their opinion on me one conversation at a time.
I wish they all knew how much I really cared about music, pop culture, art and people's feelings. I wish they could accept that I've grown and only want to do good for the world. I want to help as many people as I can. I want to help starting with the music and ending with the smile. I want to win their hearts back so I can continue to bring my take on culture to the masses with a clean opinion.
It starts with this...
I'm sorry Taylor.
Originally posted by Inactive UserNo I.D. didnt produce this...Bink did.
Bink > Just Blaze and Kanye
I want to see the world burn
Originally posted by Inactive UserThis better have a 3rd verse on the album. I'm praying for it.
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I've been trying to get my USB adapter to work for about a month now and i could really use some help.
I'm on Windows 7 using VMware Workstation and BT4 Final with a Linksys WUSB600N V1.
When i go into BT4 my usb is shown in iwconfig/ifconfig/lsusb.
I can up my adapter with ifconfig ra0 up.. However it hangs for up to 2 - 3 minutes. After it is up i run WICD and attempt to to search for wireless connections. RARELY it will find any.. I have to close and re open it many times before it finds anything. Same issue with iwlist ra0 scan rarely finds anything.
When i do find wifi in WICD and i hit connect it will hang often saying "Taking down interface" and then after staying at "Connecting". I then have to close and reopen it many times in order to get it to connect. it takes me about an hour to get it to work.
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LONG BEACH — A Cal State University Board of Trustees subcommittee on Tuesday unanimously approved a plan that would freeze salaries for presidents in the wake of public outrage over recent pay raises.
The decision came amid demonstrations that started outside the morning meeting and later continued until about 8 p.m. outside CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed's Belmont Heights home during a dinner party for top university officials.
The plan approved by the board's Special Committee on Presidential Selection and Compensation would freeze state-funded salaries for the 23 campus presidents for the next two years. However, private campus foundations would be permitted to raise funds to increase compensation for newly hired presidents by up to
10 percent.
The full board is expected to vote on the issue in its regular meeting Wednesday.
Trustees said the plan would freeze the level of salary funded by taxpayers while also allowing the CSU to increase compensation to attract top talent and compete in the national market.
"At a time when state funding continues to decline, it's important to remain fiscally prudent, but it's equally important to competitively compensate our new university presidents," said Lou Monville, chairman of the subcommittee.
Trustee Steven Glazer noted that donations from private foundations would be voluntary and some campus foundations could choose not to raise funds for additional compensation.
"This is a very constructive step forward," he said.
Critics have said that any additional funding, even private money, should be used to help lower tuition and boost enrollment.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom, an ex officio CSU trustee, said the plan still allows for presidential pay raises in a time of severe budget cuts. Newsom said it sends the wrong message to the public.
"Regardless of where the money comes from, it's going to come from somebody who could otherwise invest somewhere else," he said.
The CSU faced harsh criticism last year when trustees approved a $400,000 compensation package for the newly hired president of San Diego State. In the same meeting, they also voted to raise student tuition by 12 percent.
In the wake of public pressure, the board in January approved a salary cap for newly hired university presidents at $325,000 or no more than 10 percent above what their predecessors made.
In March, trustees approved 10 percent raises for the newly appointed presidents of CSU East Bay and CSU Fullerton - a move that stirred sharp public outcry and criticism from top state officials including Gov. Jerry Brown and State Superintendent Tom Torlakson.
The trustee meeting at the Chancellor's Office in Long Beach kicked off on Tuesday and runs through Wednesday.
Outside the meeting, dozens of members of the California Faculty Association staged a demonstration with signs that read: "I don't want to strike but I will" and "Strike a deal or deal with strikes."
Last week, the union, which represents 24,000 professors, librarians and other staff, announced a plan for a two-day rolling strike this fall if contract negotiations fail.
The authorization to strike was overwhelmingly approved by 95 percent of those who participated in a two-week voting process that ended on April 27.
CFA leaders walked out of negotiations with CSU representatives Saturday after the two sides failed to reach an agreement. The next step in the bargaining process is the appointment of a neutral fact-finder who will hear arguments from both sides.
The demonstrations Tuesday continued in the evening when more than a dozen CSU students, including a handful who are on hunger strike, gathered outside of Reed's home on Granada Avenue in Belmont Heights. The chancellor was holding a dinner party for campus presidents, trustees and other guests there.
Outside on the sidewalk, the students held signs that read: "We are starving. How are you?" and "Can we come in? No no no!"
As guests began to arrive around 6:30 p.m., students chanted: "You let our money go to waste! Tell us how it tastes!"
"Enjoy the dinner!" shouted hunger striker Antoine Wilson.
At one point, Reed appeared in the front doorway as he welcomed guests but quickly shut the door when students spotted him.
"Chancellor Reed, we're hungry!" shouted one student.
The students continued to protest, one shouting through a loud horn, as Reed's guests sat down for dinner.
Donnie Bessom, a Cal State Long Beach student on hunger strike, said he has so far lost 9 pounds. Bessom said the group was there to sound their voice against administration overspending.
"We want to know how much money it cost the taxpayers to have this dinner party," he said.
Protesters also flooded the alleyway near Reed's backyard where they could hear guests talking and dining behind a brick wall.
A handful of Cal State Dominguez Hills students called out for former Cal State Dominguez Hills President Mildred Garcia, who was at the party. Garcia received a 10 percent pay raise this year when she became the new president of Cal State Fullerton. At one point, guests chanted back, "We love Millie!"
The students were later joined by several student demonstrators from UCLA, who said they were there to show solidarity. The demonstrators left peacefully at around 8 p.m. as guest were still inside. "We definitely disrupted his dinner party," said Cal State Los Angeles student Yesenia Ramires. "They knew we were out here."
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Glens Falls Civic Center to be auctioned off
The city-owned Glens Falls Civic Center is going on the auction block.
Mayor Jack Diamond says the arena has been operating at a loss since it opened in 1979. He says there's a projected shortfall of $900,000 this year based on events booked so far.
Bidding is set to begin Aug. 18 and starts at $1.5 million. The mayor says it's appraised at $1.8 million.
The winning bidder would have to honor the lease for the newly arrived Adirondack Flames of the American Hockey League, as well as the management agreement with Global Spectrum.


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You may find this hard to believe, but I agree with you...in part. Unfortunately, sexual immorality is all too natural. It is a part of our sin nature that all of us are born with. And in a limited sense, I also see the possibility that one person is bent more toward expressing sexual desire with the same sex as another. I don't think that position is antithetical to the Scriptural position on sin. We all do not have the same struggles. We are all fallen creatures and our sexuality has to be redeemed the same as any other area of our life. The problems come in when we don't want to acknowledge that a particular behavior is sinful when it is clearly called so by the One who decides what's sin and what isn't. And that ain't the pope and it ain't me, its God Almighty, the King of kings and Lord of lords. The Creator gets to decide what is natural and unnatural, not the creatures.
Right. Which is why adultery, whether homo or hetero sexual is wrong. So can we call that a moral absolute now?On the other hand, more than half of heterosexual marriages end in divorce, frequently with one (or both) "straight" souse(s) pursuing another partner and with much trauma to perhaps millions of children.


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His colleagues were growing impatient and his opportunity seemed behind him. Peter Costello is wise to farewell politics.
PETER Costello's quip that both sides of Parliament were happy that he's on the way out has, as he must know, a lot of truth in it.
Malcolm Turnbull must have had trouble containing his delight. For him, Costello's presence has hung like a black cloud, provocative, even menacing, a constant reminder that bad polls would make the former treasurer more attractive as an alternative.
The Government has had its own concerns about Costello. With the economy the big issue in the run-up to the election, his economic credentials potentially had the possibility - it was never any more than that - of reviving the Liberals' fortunes.
For Costello, hearing the tributes must be bitter-sweet. He achieved so much, but fell short of the ultimate prize. Partly that was because of John Howard's refusal to accept that his government needed new leadership. But Costello can only transfer so much of the blame to Howard: he also failed to convince his colleagues that he should take over.
Yesterday the Howard-Costello tension was still on display. Howard's tribute was almost grudging, emphasising the achievements of the Coalition government rather than of Costello himself.
In opposition, Costello has appeared conflicted. He passed up the leadership twice. His intervention in the political discourse was sometimes intense, but much of the time he was silent and withdrawn.
Immediately after the election he indicated he would seek a new life, and then failed to find one. Eventually he decided he could not stay in this half-world forever.
His decision is sensible. His colleagues were becoming impatient with him; the political teasing had lost its excitement. Last year, many Liberals wanted him to be leader; recently, despite Turnbull's problems, they had become much more critical of him.
Even if he had become leader before next year's election - and that would have involved bringing down Turnbull, not an easy feat - he probably would not have defeated Kevin Rudd, and where would that have left his reputation? Anyway, after all those years in government, the job of opposition leader, with its constant demands, would probably have been an ill fit for a man who sometimes looked to have lost interest in politics.
As for waiting until Turnbull lost the election and taking over then, Costello probably sensed the caravan might have moved on, with Joe Hockey or someone else appearing a better bet.
Costello has wound up the hardliners in the Liberal Party, which has added to Turnbull's grief. He will still be in a position to do so, but Turnbull can reasonably expect that the Costello influence will be muted now everyone knows he won't be around beyond the election.
But Turnbull should go easy on the champagne. Costello only crystallised views that are strong in the party, for example on emissions trading. They will continue to be testing for Turnbull to manage or resist.
As aspiring leader, Costello had trouble defining what he stood for, outside his economic area. It was one reason for his failure to go further. Turnbull is suffering from the same problem. He is having great difficulty marking out what his Liberal Party stands for. He now has at least more air in which to do it, but it remains a formidable challenge.


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Editor's (Borjesson) Note: While working in what has been, arguably, the most difficult reporting environment in recent times, CBS's Dan Rather chose to speak out frankly to BBC Newsnight correspondent Madeleine Holt about the serious and dangerous constraints that he and his colleagues have experienced in the post-9/11 era. I know of no other working broadcast journalist of Rather's long experience and stature who has been willing to go on the record in such a significant way about these matters.
Holt: How much of a challenge professionally has covering September 11 been and the implications of September 11?
Rather: I don't know of any American journalist who doesn't believe that September 11 and what has followed represented the greatest challenge of our journalistic lifetimes. It's certainly true of myself. I've been very lucky and very blessed over the years as a journalist to cover what - I will say and I hope in no self-serving way -- is my fair share of these stories, but nothing, nothing, compares with September 11 and what's happened in the wake of it.
Contributors include Dan Rather, Charles Reina, Ashleigh Banfield, Charlotte Dennett, Gerard Colby, John Kelly, Gary Webb, Michael Levine, Greg Palast, Jane Akre, J. Robert Port, Monika Jensen-Stevenson, Kristina Borjesson, David E. Hendrix, Philip Weiss, Helen Malmgren, Maurice Murad, Carl Jensen and Robert McChesney, with Foreword by Gore Vidal.
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Into The Buzzsaw: 18 Tales Of Media Censorship
A review by Michelle Goldberg
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Between them, the authors of the incendiary new book "Into the Buzzsaw," out this month from Prometheus, have won nearly every award journalism has to give -- a Pulitzer, several Emmys, a Peabody, a prize from Investigative Reporters and Editor, an Edward R. Murrorw and several accolades from the Society of Professional Journalists. One is veteran of the Drug Enforcement Administration and a best-selling author, another is a Nieman Fellow at Harvard.
And most of them are considered, at best, marginal by the mainstream media. At worst, they've been deemed incompetent and crazy for having the audacity to uncover evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors committed by government agencies and corporate octopi.
Edited by ex-CBS producer Kristina Borjesson, "Into the Buzzsaw" is a collection of essays, mostly by serious journalists excommunicated from the media establishment for tackling subjects like the CIA's role in drug smuggling, lies perpetuated by the investigators of TWA flight 800, POWs rotting in Vietnam, a Korean war massacre, the disenfranchisement of black voters in Bush's election, bovine growth hormone's dangers and a host of other unpopular issues.
Borjesson describes "the buzzsaw" as "what can rip through you when you try to investigate or expose anything this country's large institutions -- be they corporate or government -- want to keep under wraps. The system fights back with official lies, disinformation, and stonewalling.
Your phone starts acting funny. Strange people call you at strange hours to give you strange information. The FBI calls you. Your car is broken into and the thief takes your computer and your reporter's notebook and leaves everything else behind ... The sense of fear and paranoia is, at times, overwhelming."
The majority of the eighteen pieces in Borjesson's book are about hard-working mainstream journalists, dedicated to the ideals of their profession, who stumble into the buzzsaw and have their careers and reputations eviscerated. Though the subjects and personalities involved are wildly diverse, the stories echo each other in disturbing ways. Journalists are sent by their bosses to do their jobs -- in the case of Borjesson, to investigate the crash of TWA Fight 800 as a producer for CBS news. Sometimes what they find is impolitic, other times it brings threats of corporate lawsuits. Suddenly, editors kill the story, or demand changes. In some instances, like that of TV reporter Jane Akre, who was investigating the use of Monsanto's Bovine Growth Hormone, reporters are ordered to insert outright lies in their pieces or face firing. Other times, like with Gerard Colby's book about the Du Pont family and Gary Webb's San Jose Mercury News series about the CIA's role in the crack epidemic, the bosses are spooked after the fact and withdraw their support from work already published, hanging reporters out to dry.
In the aftermath of Enron, plenty of journalists came forward to publicly wring their hands about the press's failure to catch the story before it destroyed the life savings of thousands. Since then, though, there's been little sign of renewed vigilance towards malfeasance at other companies, even though many have written that Enron's business practices weren't particularly unusual. Without addressing Enron directly, "Into the Buzzsaw" makes it pretty clear why this is by showing how journalists who took on companies like Monsanto and Du Pont were abandoned by their own editors and publishers and embroiled in lawsuits.
When they speak out, buzzsaw victims are usually treated as paranoid conspiracy theorists. Competing outlets valiantly defend the status quo --The New York Times, The Washington Post and the LA Times launched concurrent attacks on Gary Webb's series, eventually derailing his career and causing his paper to print a retraction (though not of any specific facts mentioned in the story). Writing of this episode in is book "Whiteout," Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair said, "From the savage assaults on Webb by other members of his profession, those unfamiliar with the series might have assumed that Webb had made a series of wild and unsubstantiated charges, long on dramatic speculation and short of specific data or sourcing. In fact, Webb's series was succinct and narrowly focused."
Borjesson was subject to similar attempts at character assassination by her former peers. After Borjesson was fired from CBS, she was asked to develop a pilot for a new investigative series to be overseen by Oliver Stone. She gathered over thirty eyewitnesses who disputed the official government story, but before production even started, other journalists started sneering at the project. Newsweek called Stone the "latest conspiracy crank to delve into the mysterious crash." Time Magazine chimed in with an article headlined "The Conspiracy Channel?" The New York Times dismissed Borjesson's reporting simply because government agencies denied its truth (never mind they were the very agencies Borjesson was investigating).
There's something of an X-Files feel to a lot of these stories, though not in the way that condescending guardians of official truth think. Rather, their surreal feeling comes from the first-person experiences of people finding the institutions they've served all their lives suddenly turning on them. As Borjesson writes, "Walk into the buzzsaw and you'll cut right to this layer of reality. You will feel a deep sense of loss and betrayal. A shocking shift in paradigm. Anyone who hasn't experienced it will call you crazy. Those who don't know the truth, or are covering it up, will call you a conspiracy nut."
In fact, that's just what a lot of these writers have been called. Once a journalist has been tossed out of the inner circle, anything they write can be smeared as sour grapes or mere ranting. The media has already branded them unreliable, so their charges are extremely unlikely to be taken seriously.
A similar thing happens to other progressive media critics. It's not that the media isn't interested in media stories -- see the blanket coverage of Tina Brown's foibles at Talk. It's just that few are interested in critiques that challenge the very essence of journalists' romantic dreams of themselves as Robert Redford playing Bob Woodward in "All the Presidents Men." Right-wingers like "Bias" author Bernard Goldberg tend to get much more attention, perhaps because their insights don't threaten most journalists' cherished self-conceptions.
While most alternative press readers are familiar with Noam Chomsky's scrupulous documentation of the way government lies become the media's conventional wisdom and with Robert McChesney (who wrote Buzzsaw's conclusion) and Mark Crispin Millers' analysis of corporate consolidation, they are routinely written off by those policing the perimeters of acceptable debate. They hardly ever appear in major newspapers or on network TV. While not quibbling with their facts, most media people tar them as alarmists or unrealistic utopians.
Indeed, some of the writers in Buzzsaw say that, before their own experiences, they were among the scoffers. Webb writes, "If we had met five years ago, you wouldn't have found a more staunch defender of the newspaper industry than me ... I was winning awards, getting raises, lecturing college classes, appearing on TV shows, and judging journalism contests. So how could I possibly agree with people like Noam Chomsky and Ben Bagdikian, who were claiming the system didn't work, that it was steered by powerful special interests and corporations, and existed to protect the power elite?"
But, like most of the contributors to "Into the Buzzsaw," he did his job too well and the powers that be hurled him onto the other side of the looking glass. "And then I wrote some stories that made me realize how sadly misplaced my bliss had been," he writes. "The reason I'd enjoyed such smooth sailing for so long hadn't been, as I'd assumed, because I was careful and diligent and good at my job ... The truth was that, in all those years, I hadn't written anything important enough to suppress."
The routine maginalizing of media critics is one reason "Into the Buzzsaw" is so important. It might be possible to discredit one erstwhile insider, but to argue that more than a dozen veterans of organizations like CBS News, CNN, The AP, The BBC and The San Jose Mercury News are all crazy in exactly the same way would be to engage in conspiracy-mongering more far-fetched than anything these authors are accused of. And while plenty of lefty writers have excoriated media monopolies, rarely has the precise way that corporate ownership and intimidation warp newsroom values been made quite so explicit. The value of these testimonies is largely in their minute accumulation of detail (which occasionally makes for tedious reading but enhances credibility).
Borjesson is especially systematic, laying out every meeting, every conversation, every contradiction in government statements.
Some contributors aren't quite so convincing. The book as a whole would have been stronger without April Oliver's self-serving piece about her involvement in CNN's Tailwind debacle and subsequent firing. She doesn't bother to refute the charges made against her or defend the finer points of her work, which makes her essay seem like a self-serving screed. But that's just one weak spot in an otherwise appallingly convincing book, a book that suggests that the truth about our media-military-industrial complex might go beyond even our paranoid imaginings.
Beyond the specifics of each story, "Into the Buzzsaw" is about how the elite sector of the media to bestows the imprimatur of truth on its own interpretations of the world. In the current landscape, of course, these same outlets largely take it upon themselves to determine which books should be deemed serious. It will be interesting to see if "Into the Buzzsaw" gets any play in the outlets it exposes.
Don't count on it.
Michelle Goldberg is a freelance journalist based in Brooklyn.
Source: http://www.alternet.org/story.html?StoryID=12753
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CHARLOTTE, N.C.- The Brevard College softball team swept a doubleheader from the Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls to open their 2014 season on Friday evening at Biddleville Park, taking both games in 8-0 in run-rule shortened games.
Game 1: Brevard 8, JCSU 0
The Tornados got their offense going with an RBI single by Casey Whitaker in the 3rd, which sparked a four-run inning for BC. Jillian Gleeson made it 3-0 with a two-run double and came around to score on an RBI single by Emily Boykin.
The Tornados added a run in the 4th on a Dallas Heaton run-scoring single, and three more in the 5th to make it 8-0.
Brevard starter Jamie Hrobak (W, 1-0) baffled the Golden Bulls, allowing only two hits while striking out eight in five innings in the circle for BC.
Game 2: Brevard 8, JCSU 0
Jamie Hrobak (W, 2-0) was masterful in the second game, holding JCSU to just one hit and a pair of walks in five innings in the circle for the Tornados.
Brevard took a 1-0 lead in the top of the 2nd on a Michelle Ray infield single that scored Kinsey Parrish. BC then erupted for six runs in the 3rd, thanks to two-run doubles by Heaton and Ray. Ally Davenport and Alyssa Miller also singled in runs.
Ray added an RBI single in the top of the 5th as the Tornados cruised to the victory.
The Tornados host a doubleheader with Lees-McRae College Saturday afternoon for their home opener. First pitch is slated for 1 p.m.


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Mountain Tubing on Kauai
Take to Kauai's historic waterways in a mountain tube and discover a whole new way to access the island's tropical interior.
Over a century ago, laborers hired by the Lihue Sugar Plantation hand built the Hanamaulu ditch system. This series of canals and tunnels was designed to bring water from the waterfalls and streams of Mt. Waialeale to provide irrigation for the large sugar cane fields in and around Lihue. Although the Lihue Sugar Plantation has since closed down, these amazing waterways are still here and have adopted a new life as one of the most unique water adventures in Kauai.
The gentle flow of water offers a fun and relaxing ride through mountainside flumes and tunnels that emerge to stunning views of beautiful and remote locations. Be sure to bring sunscreen, bug repellent, water friendly shoes and clothes you don't mind getting wet. Contact Kauai Backcountry Adventures in Lihue for more information.


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ADAM Lallana admitted he will find it impossible not to watch tonight's match between Leicester and West Ham.
After the disappointment of Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Middlesbrough, Saints can experience elation this evening.
If the third-placed Hammers fail to win, then Nigel Adkins' men will hold an unassailable lead over them going into the final day of the season and will be guaranteed a place in the Premier League.
While the manager insisted he won't be watching, Lallana said he will definitely be in front of the television.
"It's going to be impossible not to watch, or at least keep an eye on the score," he said.
"The prize is so great, obviously." You never know. Leicester are a good team, West Ham are a good team. Anything can happen."
Lallana was only just breaking into the Saints first team when Foxes manager Nigel Pearson was in charge at St Mary's.
The midfielder was part of Pearson's side that ensured Championship safety on a dramatic final day of the 2007/08 season, thanks to a 3-2 home win over Sheffield United.
And Lallana is hoping his old boss can secure another crucial result for the club tonight, which would ease any tension ahead of Saturday's home clash with Coventry.
"We'd love Leicester to get a result," he said. "But West Ham will be right up for it, no doubt.
"Obviously, Pearson was here.
I'm sure they're going to want to win. It's a game of football.
"But it's still in our hands come Saturday, regardless of the result.
"At home, we fancy ourselves against anyone. But it's disappointing obviously not to get a result."
Lallana cut a downbeat figure after the defeat at the Riverside Stadium, knowing Saints had missed a chance to book a place in the top flight.
"The lads are gutted, obviously,"
he said. "It was in our hands.
"We scored so early that maybe it didn't settle us at all in fact.
"We couldn't get hold of the ball. (Nicky) Bailey was causing us a few issues, just sitting in front of the back four.
"We just wanted to get to halftime and have a chat and what not, but they scored just before.
"It's our own fault. We took the lead, we should have capitalised on it and we didn't."
Lallana added: "Obviously, being in the situation we were in, we wanted to do it (against Middlesbrough).
"Our away form's been superb of late and just gutted we couldn't take advantage of such a great start."


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By Andrea Brown Herald Writer
Every day is hump day at Beldar Haven Farms.
That's right, camels have joined the collection of interesting characters in Bellingham.
The farm launched Camel Safari and opened its doors for camel rides in June.
Upon entering, it appears to be an ordinary stable. Stalls line the wide aisle as far as the eye can see, and the smell of hay tickles the senses.
It's the sounds that signal something isn't what it seems. Bellowing wails and high-pitched bleats blare from the stalls.
Then an oddly shaped head pops up, bobbing from a long curved neck. Then another head …
The creatures have thick curly eyelashes, hairy ears and big teeth. Not to worry, though. They're friendly.
What are desert animals doing in the soggy Pacific Northwest?
Guy Seeklus brought the even-toed ungulates to his 102-acre organic agricultural farm that also has two alpacas, five horses, seven goats and four camel wranglers.
It started after he bought alpacas for his daughter in 2010. His alpaca research led to a curiosity in camels that wouldn't quit.
"I was fascinated by them," said Seeklus, who owns a background check company.
His goal is to have a camel milk dairy in addition to offering rides and showing off his humpy herd at parades and fairs.
The first camel to arrive was a 6-month-old Bactrian named Lexi.
Camels are social beings. She needed a friend … and, you guessed it, the population kept growing. Several were born here. There currently are 18 camels. Three are riding camels, with more in training.
"They are so easy to work with," Seeklus said. "Smart, affectionate and gentle, if you treat them right. They are fun. Baby camels especially are hysterically funny."
There are six Bactrian and 12 dromedary camels on the farm. Here's how to tell who's who: Dromedary have one hump. Bactrian have two humps. For the Bactrian, imagine a sideways letter B: it's got two humps. Dromedary, just like a sideways letter D, has one hump.
The camels came from various walks of life.
Dromedary duo Lodi and Raider came from a camel-riding farm in Tennessee. "It is very difficult to purchase a quality, well-trained, happy, behaved riding camel," Seeklus said.
He personally drove the two 10-year-old camels across the country to Washington, much to the surprise of the Kentucky state trooper who stopped him for speeding along the way.
Lodi and Raider are best friends. Joined at the hump, you could say.
"They do everything in sync," said camel trainer Javier Salazar. "If a ride is planned, the other always likes to be included."
Salazar had experience with cattle and horses before becoming a camel wrangler.
"I feel more comfortable in a stall with a large camel than a horse," he said. "They are very docile. They are very smart."
The knobby-kneed plodders have flat footpads to keep them from sinking into snow, sand or mud.
A saddle keeps riders from sliding down their sloped backs.
Visitors can pet, brush and lead the camels. They get a crash course in camel etiquette and maybe a whiff of camel breath.
Camels chew their cud and regurgitate food the way cows do.
"They have freaky teeth," said Lila Penney, 10, of Bellingham.
It was her first time getting up close and personal with a camel.
"They are much bigger than on TV," Lila said.
Louder too.
As her sister, Cleo, 6, put it: "They sound like dinosaurs."
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Camel Safari
Camel Safari is at Beldar Haven Farms, 5435 Sand Road, off Mount Baker Highway in Bellingham.
Cost: $99 for a one-hour session for 12 and older; $49 for kids younger than 12. A session includes a 30-minute camel ride, hands-on time with camels and educational talks from handlers.
Rides: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday, rain or shine. All riders must sign a standard camel-ride release.
Reservations: Required, either online www.camelsafari.com, or call 800-836-4036 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cancellations must be made at least three days in advance for a full refund.
Meet the camels: They will be at the Skagit County Fair Aug. 7 to 10.
Camel ride tips
Arrive at least 10 minutes before your camel ride is scheduled.
Children must be at least 3 years old to ride. Younger children can observe and participate in the educational portion in the company of an adult.
Wear farm-appropriate clothing, sneakers, or work or rain boots. Clothing should be comfortable. You'll be straddling a camel.


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I'm noticing the really terrible tattoos on a lot of my brown skinned fb buddies. You know I love you so, Id like to give you a couple words of FRIENDLY advice.
1. Dont assume that because someone works in a shop they can tattoo. When I worked on hollywood blvd they didnt even look at my book before highering me. Some of the worst tattoos in Los Angeles come out of the blvd and venice beach. Be careful!
2. Look at your artists book. If they dont have the style of work you are interested in, try one of the other artists. Its okay to be picky. Some artists are better at lettering others are better at portraits. Be careful!
3. Can your artist draw? Ask to see some of there drawings. If you are getting something custom you should KNOW they can draw.
4. Look online. Try educate yourself on what good tattoos look like. Your favorite sports heros and rappers are NOT good examples. Repeat they are NOT good examples.
5. If you are dark skin and the artists suggest bright green or blue, RUN!
6. Look around the shop is it clean? If there are no bags on the cords coming from the machines, plastic wrap on the power supplies and tables. RUN! Hepatitis anyone?
7. If your artist tries wipes a deodorant stick directly on you to apply the stencil STOP him or her and RUN. That same stick was touching someone else's body before yours. Hepatitis anyone?
8. Are there children sitting on the floor near where tattoos are being performed? RUN! Would you let your child sit on the floor while you were being operated on? the Cleanest tattoo shop is dirtier.
9. Does the shop offer 20 dollar name tattoos? Its a safe bet that you will end up paying 200 dollars to have it cover up.
10. Does your shop or tattooer advertise on Craigslist? See number 8.
11. The swap meet is NOT a place to get tattooed.
12. For Gods sake dont haggle and please tip. You WANT your Tattooer to be happy. The standard 20 percent is fine.
13. You get what you pay for. Quality tattoos aren't cheap . Invest in yourself. Would you rather have one really great tattoo or 5 shitty ones?
This is not in any way an advertisement to come to me. There are a lot of really amazing artists in LA, NY and just about ever City. A tattoo shop should be clean and free of drugs. The artists should be respectful of you and the art they are doing. Do a little research. If all your friends look like little wayne, ask out side of your immediate calling circle.
Black and Brown people CAN have beautiful tattoos.


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In the holiday spirit
Warning: Before I launch into another blog that will outline what I would like for Christmas — not what I would like personally (an early '70s vintage Porsche 911 would be nice, if you're listening, Santa) so much as what I'd like to see for the holiday and the future in the FOSS realm — I wanted to point out a couple of things that have come across the ol' radar lately. Like
It's "kim-o," not "chemo": I had a discussion on world history's biggest time sink — I mean, on Facebook — about the kids' distro Qimo, and someone chimed in that it's unfortunate that it's a homonym for the shortened version of "chemotherapy." Well, that's wrong: Actually, Qimo is pronounced "kim-o," not "chemo," and is pronounced like the last two syllables of "eskimo." As the story goes, courtesy of the FAQ, the developer's son is Quinn and, if you're over 50, you'll immediately identify that name with the Bob Dylan song "Quinn the Eskimo" made popular in the '60s by Manfred Mann. You'll not see nothing like this mighty distro.
Get your paper in? Well, the deadline extension that wasn't, but really was (thanks in large part to an overzealous co-chair of the publicity committee who will remain nameless), is finally over for the Call for Presentations for the Southern California Linux Expo SCALE 9X. The deadline passed at midnight last night, so if you submitted, we look forward to reviewing your submittal. If you didn't, we look forward to seeing your proposal next year.
Mark your calendars: I haven't gotten to this yet, but with more Linux events slated for 2011, it's now going to require keeping track of them on a scheduler instead of the way I normally do (i.e., remembering which is which and when they are).
Now to work on that list mentioned above.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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I've never heard of a "S3 SAVAGE 4" card before. If it's an older card it might be a compatibility issue.
For your question on how to speed up BT:
More RAM always helps, my older laptop with 1GB does just fine, my new EEEPC that has 2GB of RAM, but like 1/3 the processing power does really well though too. (which is freaking awesome for BT3 to boot off the SDHC card, just having problems with a change partition )
Processor power can also be a big one, My EEEPC runs stock at 630 or 620 MHz, though the processor is rated for 900MHz...stupid factory underclocking.
The larger laptop I have is 1.8 GHz.
In short: more RAM or a better processor, if it's processor and really want to use BT, you might want to invest in a new laptop
Another thing that might make a difference is booting BT from a USB drive instead of a CD. I think it is much faster. I hope this helps.


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'"We are proud to announce today that we have signed Chris (Drury) to a contract. He is going to be here, playing as a Buffalo Sabre and everyone is extremely enthusiastic and excited about it. Like many things that have been happening since last year, the team and its surrounding environment is looking more and more positive. Adding Chris Drury to the roster is just one of the many pluses that have been added to this team."'
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