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Don't know if this forum still gets used much...
We are looking to match the last couple of fights for the 6th art of combat. We are looking for c class fighters at 77 and 93-95kg.
Hi guys,
Don't know if this forum still gets used much...
We are looking to match the last couple of fights for the 6th art of combat. We are looking for c class fighters at 77 and 93-95kg.
What fights you guys got on for this show?
This is the most fun i can have without going to jail
Could manage iss
Knocking cunts ott is the name o my game
hahahah @ Leon
Im gona come at you like a SPIDERMONKEY.....you hear that a SPIDERMONKEY
The Art of Combat 6
Saturday 6th April 2013 Fightcard
Bantamweight Title Fight
Dean Begg (Team Unity) v Scott Malone (Shooters Dundee)
Featherweight Title Fight
Aiden Stephen (Fusion mma) v Callum Murie (SMAC)
Lightweight Title Fight
Willie McCurdy (Asylum Mma) v Paull McBain (Spartan's)
Welterweight Title Fight
Michael Cowperwaithe (Spartans) v Callum Hunter (gladiatorial FT)
John Black v Lee Kinnel (Tei Fife) 72kg
Andrew Marley (Shooters Dundee) v Dean Kryton (Edge Mma) 72kg
Aaron Hamer (Tei Glasgow) v Lee Emslie (Team Unity) 77kg
Khaled Jasser (Independent) v Tony Chan (Urban Disturbance) 95kg
David Philips (Granite City Grapplers) v Aaron Thomson (Shooters Dundee) 70kg
Craig Guthrie (Spartans) v Peter Nagi (DMMA Sambo) 77kg
Tomasz Kapusta (Oban mma) v Graeme Ross(Assassins Mma) 95kg
Matt Grieg (Granite City Grapplers) v John Wills (edge Mma) 66kg
Great MMA show for the true fans of the sport, seating arrangment and production in general is all first class. If you have never been before then dont miss this opportunity. some great title fights on the line with the best guys in scotland at the weights.
when/how do you get tickets for this???
Great card guys, looks awesome
Darren / Stevie , are all fights c class mate ???

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Craig Morgan is helping launch a new country-based reality series. He's featured in the premiere of A&E's "Crazy Hearts: Nashville."
The show introduces viewers to aspiring country stars, focusing on their on and off-stage lives as they work toward their breakthrough in Music City.
For the show, Craig was filmed performing his latest single, "Wake Up Lovin' You," at Nashville's legendary Bluebird Café.
"Crazy Hearts: Nashville" will debut on A&E Wednesday night at 11:00 p.m. Eastern. Another new episode will air on Thursday at 10:00 p.m. Eastern, which is the show's regular time slot.
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Welcome to the Twins Community!
If you are expecting twins, or are a new parent of twins, one of the first things you'll be aware of is how many other wonderful twin parents are out there. People find twins and other multiples facinating -- and they are -- but you get stopped a lot and asked all kinds of questions from perfect strangers quite often. Some are vaild, some are silly and some are just down right personal -- like "Did you use fertility treatments?"..."Uh, Hi! I'm Christie nice to meet you, now what what your question?"
There are also special challenges and tons of joy associated with raising twins -- and being a twin. That is why it is absolutely fantastic to get in touch with other families with multiples. When I venture out with my new babies it was nice to be approached by other parents of twins who shared tid bits of knowledge and lots of support and encouragement.
There are some great resources for parents of twins online. One such resrource is the Australian Twin Registry they share information, host events have a newsletter and share resources.
If you'll be in the Melbourne area on March 18th, the Twins Plus Festival will be going on. There is lots of fun to be had! There's a petting zoo, shopping, advice, food music and more! There is also FREE Zygosity testing for those who want to find out if their twins are identical or fraternal. This festival only happens every three years.
Do you have any experiences to share about being part of the Twins Community? What resources have helped you the most?
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I would love to take my twin girls to a Twins Festival, I truly believe they would be so amazed at how many other twins that are around the world, One day I will have to take them to a Twins Festival.
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Wow this sounds so interesting - I've actually never heard of a twins festival before. LJ


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I have searched for information and all I cant find anything that describes the process clearly.
I'm not looking for spoonfeeding, i can work out commands and utilities on my own... but if someone could explain the process in round-about terms, focusing on hardware requirements, that would be really helpfull.


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Re: st: Implementing a Momentum Investment Strategy with Stata
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Dear Robson, dear Richard,
thank you very much for your input!
I haven't yet decided whose approach I am gonna follow, hence I have some more issues for clarification:
By introducing an "identifier" variable do you mean that I need to have one variable for each time-window and hence e.g. tag the top 10 performers with a "1"? How can I achieve this when I only have 385 observations, yet the before-mentioned 1400 stocks? I'm not sure I got the intuition behind your idea. Could you kindly clarify this for me?
I assume you meant the egenmore package from ssc, since I could not find egemore? You are right that Jegadeesh and Titman used equally weighted portfolios, this will also be the approach I follow for my study. I tried using your egen command for one sample-portfolio. Is it correct that the generated variable "portfolio" now has only 1s in it for the time period where the stock has returns?
I probably need to fully understand what you were trying to achieve with your usage of f6., l6. and f6. Could you kindly elaborate on that? I should have mentioned that I have log-returns (named: return_v#-return_v####) whose observations consist of the cumulated previous 6m returns where available.
It seems to me that the command generates a portfolio based on only one asset (ret6), not on a portfolio of several assets.
(my command looked like this: egen portfolio = xtile( return_v1377), nquantiles(10) by (date) ) Do I have to use the whole set of data (i.e. return_v#-return_v####) instead of just one return set?
Your help is greatly appreciated, as I am quite a novice in Stata.
Best regards,
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> Datum: Sun, 4 Mar 2012 17:40:42 -0500
> Von: Richard Herron <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> An: email@example.com
> Betreff: Re: st: Implementing a Momentum Investment Strategy with Stata
> I don't think there's a need to use -rolling-. I think there are two
> main steps here. Generating the portfolios, then generating the time
> series of returns for eash of these portfolios.
> I would generate the portfolios using -xtile- from the -egemore- package
> generate ret6 = s6.price / l6.price
> egen portfolio = xtile(ret6), nquantiles(10) by(date_ym)
> where -ret6- is your holding period return and -date_ym- is the
> year-month date (say 2001m5). Now generate the portfolio holding
> period returns using collapse and time series operators.
> collapse (mean) f6.ret6, by(date_ym portfolio)
> You may also want to use weightings to determine portfolio weights
> (although I think Jegadeesh and Titman is all equally weighted). Now
> you can use these portfolios to generate returns to your strategy.
> On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 09:20, Robson Glasscock <firstname.lastname@example.com>
> wrote:
> > Christopher Baum's "An Introduction to Stata Programming" discusses
> > moving-windows in Chapter 8. The -rolling- command is mentioned as
> > well as Cox and Baum's -mvsumm- and -mvcorr- programs (available from
> > SSC). Looking into these may help you think about a modified approach
> > to your problem.
> >
> > Instead of using matrices, I wonder if it would be better to generate
> > two new variables that would help you identify the top 10% of firms in
> > each window. First, generate a "window" variable that would take on a
> > value of 1 for months 1-6, 2 for months 2-7, 3 for months 3-8, etc.
> > Second, generate an "identifier" variable that tags the top 10% of
> > firms in each window. You would know exactly which firms were included
> > in each window and then it would be possible for you to calculate the
> > returns for those firms over the next six months. Or maybe clever use
> > of -rolling- is the better approach here. I'm not sure, but I hope
> > this is enough to get you started.
> >
> > best,
> > Robson Glasscock
> >
> >
> > On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 7:43 AM, <email@example.com> wrote:
> >> Dear all,
> >>
> >> I am trying to implement a Momentum Strategy following
> Jegadeesh/Titman(1993): Returns to Buying Winners and Selling Losers: Implications for
> Stock Market Efficiency, JoF 48(1), pp. 65-91.
> >>
> >> I have monthly returns for ~1400 stocks for a total of 385 time periods
> and now have to proceed in the following way:
> >>
> >> 1) build cumulated returns over a formation period of 6months (I did
> that by generating new variables)
> >>
> >> 2) select the top 10% performing stocks in order to invest. This is
> done every month in order to generate so-called "overlapping" portfolios.
> >>
> >> 3) invest in those stocks for a holding period of 6 months
> >>
> >> 4) determine the average of the returns and adjust for risk
> >>
> >>
> >> For now, my approach was to generate matrices for every month t that
> consist of the cumulated returns over the previous 6 months.
> >> However I can not find an efficient way to sort these matrices while
> being able to identify which assets to invest in (this is crucial as I need
> to tell Stata somehow which assets to invest in).
> >>
> >> I am sure there is a better way to sort the cumulated returns of the
> previous 6 months in every month t while still being able to somehow "track"
> the variable name in order to invest in the corresponding stock.
> >> I hope I made myself clear, any help would be greatly appreciated!
> >>
> >> Best,
> >> Daniel
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These well-hidden coves look like private property from afar, but the pristine mounds of sandy beach found at the end of a trail of stairs offer serene waters for the adventurous kayaker. The coves are also great snorkeling sites and are usually quiet and unpopulated. There are no facilities here, so you'll need to bring your own kayak. Bring quarters for the metered parking along Pacific Coast Highway and Cliff Drive.
Anh Do has no qualms about referring to her late father, Yen Do, in the present tense. "My father values people over profit," she says. " And he values the community over the individual. I have those sentiments. I think that's what he teaches me all the time."
Despite his death last year, theirs is an ongoing conversation that began in 1978, when Yen Do enlisted Anh and his other children to help bundle stacks of his nascent newspaper, Nguoi Viet Daily News, in the family's garage. Yen Do had been a reporter in Vietnam before coming to the U.S. with his wife and four children as part of the first wave of refugees after the Vietnam War. The family moved from one refugee camp to another before being adopted by a family in Santa Rosa, who helped them get on their feet.
Once they were on their own, Anh remembers a busy, vibrant home in constant flux. "There were lots and lots of refugees. My parents took in all these people coming over," she says. "We shared everything. We never had our own room or toys. For me, that was normal."
Throughout these years, her father harbored the dream of launching his own newspaper for the many Vietnamese refugees in the country. Anh says her mother worked full-time in the electronics business so that her father could hatch his first edition of the paper, whose name means "Vietnamese people," in 1978. "Her paycheck provided for all of us; the paper didn't provide any money," says Anh of the early years.
But her memories of helping her father bundle stacks of paper and the books and refugee friends that continually filled the Do home have served as her inspiration for the writing and community-relations work she does today. (In addition to writing for Nguoi Viet, she is a guest columnist for The Orange County Register.)
Anh is not editor in chief nor CEO of Nguoi Viet, preferring instead to maintain her close ties to the community as vice president of community relations. "I think I'm the public face of the company in the greater community," she says. People tie her and her father together, she says, and that helps maintain the paper's reputation as a place not only for news, but also for community.
"I see myself as a connector," she says. "I try to stay ahead of what's going on with the Vietnamese community, the greater Asian community and the greater community as a whole. . . . I offer Nguoi Viet as a solution to help [people] meet the people they need to meet and launch the ideas they want to launch."
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If you're going to fall to your knees in front of something representing the highest power, it better be something pretty darn bitchen. The folks at Mission Basilica San Juan Capistrano must have had this in mind when they commissioned 85 craftsmen in Spain to create the Grand Retablo, the massive golden altarpiece that adorns the mission chapel today. A very grand $2 million was poured into this masterpiece of Brazilian cedar and 24-karat-gold flakes, which stands more than four stories high and is adorned with swallows and saints. It brought tears to the eyes of parishioners when it was unveiled in March, and rightfully so.
Vladimir Guerrero gets the big money, Francisco Rodriguez sports the cool goggles, and Orlando Cabrera deserves all your love after that All-Star Game snub. But the man who embodies why your Anaheim Angels are no longer a pendejada is Reggie Willits. He's homegrown, not brought in as a free agent; a scrapper, not naturally gifted; humble, a sleeper prospect and plays the small ball the way the Los Angeles Dodgers did for years and are starting to do again. His unlikely storyan Oklahoma stopgap for oft-injured outfielder Garrett Anderson who built his home around a batting cagehas already graced the pages of The New York Times and the blathering tubes of ESPN. More important, though, the squirt has continued to hit above .290 through this long, hot summer. Finally, someone at whom fans can chant "Reg-gie, Reg-gie!" who actually deserves it.
Ahh, the batting cages. The underachieving brother of the driving range, the redneck cousin of the racquetball court, the Okie-in-law of the lap pool. When it comes to solitary versions of large-scale sports, it doesn't get much better than the batting cages, does it? And batting cages don't get much better than Boomers. Whether you need a few brush-up swings, or you're working on your comeback, la The Natural, Boomers' cages have everything you'll need. Grab Wonderboy, or one of the battered aluminum sticks they've got behind the counter, and go rope a few: 70-mph stingers, fast pitch, slow pitch, softballeven bumper boats! Ahem, not that that has anything to do with batting cages; they're just fun, okay? Buy 30 pitches for 2 bucks, or have your own personal home-run derby with an hour's worth. Sure, you'll have a monster blister, but that's what all those skeeball tickets are for: the free batting gloves! Do yourself a favor: Get in good with the staff, and when that time comes along in your life that leaves you at your most desperate, you'll be able to get a job working the cages. It's a step up from the ball-shagger on the driving range, and you'll get the respect of a carnybut with more permanence.
Admit it: The first time you drove past that giant, angled black cube beside Insterstate 5, you thought the actual kids' museum it belongs to was inside. Later, maybe you caught the light shining through it, realized it was hollow, and wondered what the point was. Did the designer of the Discovery Center just really, really like Pink Floyd and somehow figured kids could learn about the actual dark side of the moon? Turns out it's actually a massive solar-panel array that powers the museumif you pay admission, you can find out all the groovy details and, yes, even get inside it. If solar power is indeed the future, could it be that one day we'll all have trippy black cubes attached to our homes? We can but hope.


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POMONA - The deadline for Los Angeles County property owners to submit forms protesting a proposed fee to fund storm water clean up is fast approaching.
The proposed fee would affect everyone who owns property including cities and school districts including Pomona and the Pomona Unified School, District.
Pomona Unified would pay about $398,000 that would come out of the district's general fund, said Superintendent Richard Martinez.
To pay the fees, the district would have to make cuts in various areas.
"It's jobs in instruction. It's instructional materials. It's programs. It's services for students," Martinez said. "It's a significant chunk of money."
In jobs alone, the fee could mean laying off or not reinstating from six to eight teachers and about 15 classified employees, he said.
School board members voted in late December to submit a protest to the fee.
The city is facing $332,348 in fees that it would pay from various funds, including the general fund, which is used to pay for services such as police, fire, parks and recreation as well as already limited library services. Council members voted Jan. 7 to protest the fee.
Last month. the Los Angeles County Flood Control District and the Department of Public Works mailed out notices to 2.2 million property owners notifying them of the intent to assess a fee that would go to pay for future projects that treat polluted storm water run off before it gets to rivers, lakes and beaches.
Today, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing to consider what is formally referred to as the Clean Water, Clean Beaches Measure.
Property owners opposed to the fee can speak or submit a written protest before the end of the public hearing that will begin at 9:30 a.m.
If 50 percent of the county's property owners don't protest the proposal the county will conduct an election in which property owners will vote by mail.
Should the measure be approved, then it would generate about $275 million a year annually for storm water clean up projects.
"It's about protecting those water bodies used for recreation" as well as local sources of water, said Kerjon Lee, spokesman for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works.
The money generated by the fee would be split up three ways, he said. Cities would receive 40 percent of the money; water shed authority groups would receive 50 percent and 10 percent would go to the flood control district for administrative costs and monitoring expenses.
"About 90 percent is going straight back to local communities," Lee said.
Cities will be able to spend up to $2 million without the oversight of a review agency for projects such as public outreach and street sweeping, he said.
Cities will be able to seek additional funds through the authority groups.
The money can be used for a broad range of storm water runoff clean up projects, including complex ones that the county encourages communities to handle through partnerships, Lee said.
Cities and counties must follow strict plans that recently went into effect with the goal of ensuring storm water runoff is free of trash, chemicals, bacteria and other pollutants.
Some steps can be as simple as installing grates that keep trash from entering storm drains, said Meg McWade, Pomona utility services manager.
"We have several hundreds of them in Pomona," she said.
Grates for 400 storm drains cost from $800 to $2,000 each, McWade said.
More complex solutions such as building systems to clean run off come with significant price tags, she said.
Pomona is still in the process of calculating just how much it will cost to comply with all it must do, McWade said.
Pomona and Pomona Unified aren't the only ones that have expressed opposition to the fee.
The leadership of Claremont and Three Valleys Municipal Water District have all voted to express their opposition in writing to the fee.
Fairplex also received notices that indicated it faces close to $20,000 in fees, said Leslie Galerne-Smith, Fairplex spokeswoman.
Reach Monica via email, follow her on Twitter @PomonaNow, or call her at 909-483-9336.


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2003 - Leisure in American
Society - 3 credit hours
Issues relative to choices an individual and society make when
utilizing "free" time and resources. We will discuss the
multi-billion dollar leisure industry and its effect on our
personal lives and wellness. Note: Does not count toward
RTSM degree requirements.
2013 - Introduction to Recreation
and Leisure - 3 credit hours
Introduction to the professional fields in recreation and leisure
by presenting the basic principles, fundamentals and concepts as
related to such factors as history and objectives, sociological and
economic aspects, as well as motivation and barriers to
participation. Co-requisite: RTSM
2053 - RTSM Technology and
Professional Communication - 3 credit hours
Introduction to communication tools necessary for RTSM
professionals such as email, power point, word, excel, etc. Focus
on effective written and oral communication as well as
presentations. Co-requisite: RTSM
2103 - Leadership and Diversity in
Recreation - 3 credit hours
Leadership, group dynamics, human resources planning and
organizing, employee recruitment, selection and
supervision. Knowledge, attitude awareness and resources
needed to work with diverse populations.
Prerequisite: RTSM 2013, RTSM 2053.
2303 - Sports Officiating - 3
credit hours
Analysis of rules and officiating techniques. The course also
includes philosophy; minimum standards; school relationships; and
basics of crowd control in high school and college settings. Field
Experiences will be required.
2403 - Introduction to
Tourism - 3 credit hours
Survey of travel and tourism in the United States with focus on
terminology, demographics, financial significance, and trends.
2503 - Camp and Camp
Counseling - 3 credit hours
Emphasis on the camp counselor, including discussion of techniques
and skills appropriate in various camp settings. Day-to-day
management of residential, trip/travel, and special emphasis camps
examined. Some off-campus experience.
Prerequisite: RTSM 2013, RTSM 2053.
2603 - Introduction to Sport
Management - 3 credit hours
Development of a conceptual understanding of sport management,
career opportunities in sport management, and the necessary
competencies for the different career fields.
3103 - Recreation and Sport
Facility Management and Design - 3 credit hours
Management and design principles applied to park, recreation, sport
areas and facilities. Emphasis on operational efficiency, quality
service, fiscal responsibility and maintenance management and
planning. Additional emphasis on physical accessibility of
facilities. Prerequisite: RTSM 2013, RTSM
3203 - Campus Recreation and Sport
Administration - 3 credit hours
Provides specific and comprehensive information regarding campus
recreation and sports administration programs as well as an
understanding of how sport enhances quality of life and its place
and value in and
society. Prerequisite: RTSM 2013,
3303 - Recreation
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Theoretical and applied approaches to the recreation program
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3403 - Convention Services &
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An examination of the programmatic issues of providing visitor
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3503 - Outdoor Recreation
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Concepts and methods of outdoor recreation planning and management
explored with emphasis on the public sector. Current issues
relative to recreation provision identified and
debated. Prerequisite: RTSM 2013,
3603 - Sport Law - 3 credit
Examination of legislation and specific case law as related to
professional and amateur athletes, sport events, licensed
merchandise, broadcast and sponsorship rights. Topics include labor
and anti-trust law; contract negotiation, specifications, and
interpretation. Also listed as PHED 3603.
Prerequisite: RTSM 2603.
3703 - Event Management
Practicum - 3 credit hours
Supervised practicum for students to gain experience in event
planning on campus and in the local
community. Prerequisite: RTSM
3903 - Pre-capstone Seminar -
3 credit hour
Review of philosophy and professional ethics of parks, recreation
and tourism management. Self assessment of student's strengths,
limitations, and career aspirations. Preparation of reference
files, letters, and resumes. Identification of, application to, and
acceptance by department-approved agencies for completion of
capstone experience. Prerequisite:
Last fall semester prior to Capstone Experience or permission of
the instructor.
4103 - Senior RTSM Seminar - 3
credit hours
Integration of knowledge, theory and methods from coursework and
experience; development and presentation of comprehensive
operational and management problems and plans. Designed to
encourage students to function as professionals and to relate areas
of specialty to the broader Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Management profession. Prerequisite: Last
fall semester prior to Capstone Experience or permission of the
4303 - Festivals and Special Event
Planning - 3 credit hours
Students acquire an in-dept knowledge about the field of special
event management. Planning techniques, strategies, and requirements
for planning, implementing, and evaluating community events are
included. Emphasizes ordinances, planning, funding, and
marketing. Prerequisite: RTSM
4503 - Adventure Based
Recreation - 3 credit hours
This course is designed to acquaint students with basic adventure
based outdoor activities and related environmental practices. A
variety of outdoor activities, including and overnight camping
trip, are conducted in the classroom and surrounding areas. Course
fee will apply. Prerequisite:
4603 - Athletic
Administration - 3 credit hours
Provides an overview of the area of athletics administration for
scholastic and collegiate settings. This course would cover
many areas from staffing and recruiting to fund raising. Also
listed as PHED 4603. Prerequisite: RTSM
4800 - Special Topics Course -
1-6 credit hours
Presentation and discussion of relevant issues in Recreation,
Tourism, and Sport Management.
Prerequisite: Admission to the RTSM
program and permission of instructor.
4903 - RTSM Capstone
Experience - 3 credit hours
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Is there a dance music awards show in the works?
Country Music has the Academy of Country Music Awards, and of course there is the American Music Awards, but what about dance music? For a genre that seems to continue to grow in America, there aren't many awards shows dedicated to our favorite DJs and producers. But perhaps this is coming to an end. The New York Post is reporting that there is an electronic dance music awards show in the works.
According to The Post, the producer of the Golden Globes, Dick Clark Productions is the company looking to produce the one-of-a-kind awards show. A source tells The New York Post that DCP is looking for a TV partner to air the broadcast.
Dick Clark CEO Allen Shapiro, declined to comment on the subject.
We already have the International Dance Music Awards during Miami Music Week. But will we be seeing a televised dance music awards show in the future? What would a dance music award look like? Perhaps a pair of headphones? And who would host it? Who would air it? Only time will tell!
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A hydrocele is a fluid-filled sack in the scrotum.
Processus vaginalis; Patent processus vaginalis
Hydroceles are common in newborn infants.
During normal development, the testicles descend down a tube from the abdomen into the scrotum. Hydroceles occur when this tube does not close. Fluid drains from the abdomen through the open tube. The fluid builds up in the scrotum, where it becomes trapped. This causes the scrotum to swell.
Hydroceles normally go away a few months after birth, but they may worry new parents. Sometimes, a hydrocele may occur with an inguinal hernia.
Hydroceles may also be caused by:
The main symptom is a painless, swollen testicle, which feels like a water balloon. A hydrocele may occur on one or both sides.
During a physical exam, the health care provider usually finds a swollen scrotum that is not tender. Often, the testicle cannot be felt because of the fluid around it. The size of the fluid-filled sack can sometimes be increased and decreased by putting pressure on the abdomen or the scrotum.
If the size of the fluid collection changes, it is more likely to be due to an inguinal hernia.
Hydroceles can be easily seen by shining a flashlight (transillumination) through the swollen part of the scrotum. If the scrotum is full of clear fluid, the scrotum will light up.
An ultrasound may be done to confirm the diagnosis.
Hydroceles may make it more difficult to do testicular self-exams, which help detect testicular cancer early.
Hydroceles are usually not dangerous. They are usually only treated when they cause infection or discomfort.
Hydroceles from an inguinal hernia should be fixed with surgery as quickly as possible. Hydroceles that do not go away on their own after a few months may need surgery. A surgical procedure called a hydrocelectomy is often performed to correct a hydrocele.
Simple hydroceles in children usually go away without surgery. In adults, hydroceles usually do not go away of their own. If surgery is needed, it is an easy procedure that usually has an excellent outcome. Sometimes, your doctor may use a small needle to remove fluid from the hydrocele. However, the fluid usually returns.
Complications may occur from hydrocele treatment.
Risks from hydrocele surgery may include:
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you have symptoms of hydrocele (to rule out other causes of a testicle lump).
Pain in the scrotum or testicles is an emergency. If you have pain and your scrotum is enlarged, seek medical attention right away to prevent the loss of the testicle.
Elder JS. Disorders and anomalies of the scrotal contents.In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 539.
Wampler SM, Llanes M. Common scrotal and testicular problems. Prim Care. 2010. 37(3):613-626.
Kavoussi PK, Costabile RA. Surgery of the scrotum and seminal vesicles. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 37.
Barthold JS. Abnormalities of the testes and scrotum and their surgical management.In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 132.


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This story is based on Animal Abusers. There was 14-year-old teenage girl named Nagev Veganstone. She was also Vegetarian and Witch. She don't mind the meat eaters, but she puts spells on fur where people wearing fur coats. She also cast spells on slaughter industries. If she cast spell on adult fur coats, fur will start to come alive. If she cast spell on children's fur coats, they'll slowly turn into animal or act like animals depends on fur coat what they wearing. She could also have automatically transfer her vegan power to other people and turned meat and dairy products to cry in pain like animals.
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Good Morning, Good Afternoon and Good Evening to you wherever you may be, this is the Matrix News Update 2012 edition...
Please contribute your own insight, links or anything you'd like.
For many this will be old news, others are in the middle on the same path, and for some this is completely new, and so...
For first time readers, this content will sound absurd, thinking in this manner will seem ridiculous - our position is one that "those in the know" have hidden the truth deliberately - have made it so - that when you hear about our real circumstance, the true bigger picture would sound truly absurd.
And with that, leading us up to this point we've discussed archons, spiritual predators and parasites which leech off our emotional body and enmesh themselves within our psyche, we've discussed how through awareness of archons and actively guiding our inner world - we can make peace with destructive tendencies and learn new depths of empathy - we can grow.
We've discussed that as we grow in awareness, eventually the illusion loses its footholds with us - we can no longer participate in fear, as we understand it's desperate nature, we no longer give-in to hate or anger, as we treat ourself - as we treat others - only unconditional love remains no matter the circumstance - this is the middle-way - a spiritual discernment and empowerment teaching - which has become obscured if not completely lost in today's modern day religions.
We've discussed how each religion has been usurped and altered to create a spiritual glass ceiling and dependence upon an exterior spiritual authority - an age-old structure of energetic funneling has been set-up to create controllable spiritual paradigms - each one isolated, at odds with one another, a spiritual chess board which leads in loops supporting the structure - while the individual is rarely asked to craft their own spiritual balance - but is imposed with a biased opinion according to one isolated group or another.
We've discussed how all the world's social systems and cultural traditions have been infiltrated to act as control mechanisms - this control structure molds what people should think, how we should think, how we should behave - the structure provides as much as possible, food, water, shelter, clothing, moral code, as much as possible so that each individual is dependent on the structure, and has done little if anything on their own as themself...
We've discussed that this dependence is what powers the "machine" which desires only to control and draw our focus and attention to the system and away from ourselves.
Ideally, we wouldn't be able to see where the program ends and an individual begins, we would ideally create our persona, self-value and identity all with exterior influences and programs - in this way we are guided according to the whims of the exterior, rather than developing a strong, balanced and discerning inner-self.
And so, as we have discussed, in truth, this reality has been warped to make puppeted predators out of us.
This reality has been pirated and programmed to create a race of slave work-horses, not only are we an adaptable resource of labor, we are also easily influenced to generate specific emotional resources, an open stadium of cheering people offers a large emotional feast.
It has always been hoped that we would never see through the delusions, and believe ourselves to be lowly slaves designed by superior gods, the mentality to assume we were created to be slaves is one of the oldest spiritual propaganda techniques displayed on this planet.
We've discussed that our planet displays a collection of the universe's "greatest hits", the dramas, the hierarchies, the genetics, the emotions, the struggles, the triumphs - all which makes up this reality - is an indicator of the heritage of this universe.
The local heritage includes, the predator model, one which takes advantage as means of survival - no matter the means and ends - mass amnesia - having no idea where you came from, what you are doing, or where you are going - mass ignorance - not only is the available information controlled, but most of what is available remains unknown by many - mass deception - layer after layer of control structures and distraction which attempt to subvert us and control us - integrated at seemingly every level of existence...
But along with a heritage of difficult baggage, we also display limitless love and care, limitless potential and ability, limitless imagination and creativity. And so as we take twelve steps back and objectively look at the full picture - we begin to see what truly makes up this reality - we see the oppositions, struggles and successes, limitations and infinite potential - before us we see te nature of nature itself.
We see what this version of nature is made-up of, we've also discussed that this light-based universe is one version of existence, in a multiverse of infinite various universes.
We have also discussed, that originally, we come from outside this universe altogether, we sent a portion of ourself to have a light-based experience inside this universe, so that we may eventually report back our findings.
The current news is that there have been predatory forces, all this time, intentionally keeping humanity inside isolated paradigms - such as the isolated paradigms which surround us - as means of using the "slaves" as a foundation to their "death and rebirth" structure - as we loop into lifetime after lifetime, with endless confoundment and memory flashes - these "superiors" skim life-force from off the "top", as we continue to behave like batteries at the "bottom".
The current news is that this control structure, after thousands of years, is beginning to crumble - the predators at the top have a new control structure ready to implement, but as we transition from one control structure to the new one, there is a chance to break-free altogether during this upcoming transition and reinstallation of a new control-structure.
Breaking News - that you already knew - is that the more aware you are of the truth, the more aware you are of the nature of nature, the more discerning and contemplative you are, you push yourself outside the control structure - and as the control structure attempts to get you "back in line" as you continue to resist and believe in yourself - the control structure overloads and collapses - have little grasp on you,
Tonight, breaking, the more aware you are, the more balanced you are, the more empathetic you are, the less you participate in fear, the more you be your true self, comfortable, honest - like piercing light - the control structures which want to keep us, have no hold on us.
As this attempted upgrade occurs, be ever vigilant, bring yourself up to new heights, what is now available to us conceptually - has not been graspable before - this is our chance to insist upon spiritual independence and maintain sovereignty, with an awareness that as they attempt to upgrade the control structure, they have revealed their ways all along as destructive, manipulative and desperate by the quality of their actions and implementations themselves.
The forecast is looking good, awareness is spreading across the world, especially when awareness is taught in a suitable and approachable way, resulting in excitement and allure rather than resulting in caution and concern.
Personal awareness is on the up and up, indefinitely, personal limits and bias which we sheen over and sweep under the rug, these not-so invisible road-blocks make up the biggest blockages keeping from the new levels which await us.
The forecast is also calling for inner-strength, balance and strengthening discernment - no matter what happens, in any case, strong discernment, inner-strength and balance will keep you from jumping face first into new control structures with a different face.
If we continue to strengthen, continue to grow in awareness - as we honestly assess and balance ourselves - the crumbling control structure will fall away from sheer incompatibility and overload.
During this window of time, as the old order falls away, there will be alluring options presented, be on the look-out for ulterior motive, what are the implications? Are you being persuaded to make a hasty decision? An emotionally driven decision? During this upcoming season, it is looking to be extremely important we be at our best, especially when it seems as though the dust has settled.
This newscaster would contend that if they can't get you to behave like a negative battery with fear and force - they will try and get you to behave like a positive battery with self-righteous passive aggression and super-bliss sensationalism, this newscaster contends, what if we don't chose either polarity? And embrace everything with unconditional love?
We may get our chance to walk the narrow way through the eye of a needle after all.
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Great pizza that also reheats well. Very friendly and good gf practices. I have eaten here many times without any issues. Last time I went they had gluten free gelato cookie sandwiches!!
I have celiac and love this place. I've had it 3 times and haven't had a single issue. As a bonus my non-GF friends don't mind eating here and splitting my GF pizza and salad!
I really appreciate the gluten-free prep practices here, but unfortunately the food is only so-so. Also, the TVs at each table are a turn-off for a family that is trying to teach good table manners to our children.
Great service and food allergy concerns! I get the gluten free pizza on a separate pan. I am also soy, nut, and fish free and have never had an issue!
Asked them specifically to be careful and not cross contaminate. I felt like they were blowing me off, which apparently they did as I did get sick.
The food was greasy. The crust had the bad gluten after taste. The staff seemed annoyed at our order. We will not be going back.
Eaten there twice and left sick twice!!!
Gf pizza was very tasty but contaminated. Have been suffering for the past two days. Won't eat there again.
Awesome gf pizza and Gelato! I can't wait to go back.
Safe GF pizza, but very greasy and definitely not the best gluten free pizza around.
Very good gluten free pizza, and salad was great too! The pizza was so good I ate the whole thing! And the prices are reasonable. Only regret is that I didn't have room to try the gelato!
Love it!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
We've been in several times over the years...the pizza is ok....it seems to have lost some of it's quality in the last few years. The store was DIRTY last time we were in, I mean filthy!!! Didn't get part of our order because they were too busy horsing around I guess. Took forever to get our food and several tables that ordered after us received their food first. I would say there are better options, but PCB really doesn't have any great pizza unfortunately! :(
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
Pizza delicious, but only 1 dedicated celiac pizza stone, so it takes 15 min per pizza. If you have many in your GF group, maybe try the Mellow Mushroom. The pizza was wonderful though!!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Awesome food and service. All separate prep and tools. Definitely recommend for celiac.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Yummy! Will gladly go back, it's good pizza and I won't get sick. They have a separate section of the oven and different utensils to use for gf. They prepare the pizza in the back, separate from the normal pizzas. They even had a gf cookie and gf adult beverages (cider and wine).
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
The pizza was great and fast!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
This place was amazing. Best GF pizza I've ever had! My husband is not GF, and he even said it was the best pizza he's ever had. Will definitely return. Was refreshing to not get sick after eating out.
5150 E Main St, Farmington, NM 87402
GF pizza is assembled in a separate area and with fresh toppings. They have dedicated pans before baking it in their shared brick oven. My pizza was perfect. I skipped a salad given they are made in an area that may not avoid accidental cross contamination. When I'm again in Farmington, I'll be back as my pizza was so good.
16155 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana, CA 92336
If I could give a 0 I would! I witnessed them cross contaminate with the wrong cutter and then put it in the same dish as the gluten free pizza cutter. THEN when I mentioned it they gave me an attitude and denied it. We called corporate and they said they would fix it with training. We went back again and they did it AGAIN!!!!! The celiac disease foundation contacted them to offer new training and they ignored their call and after months of trying to rectify it they find ally had their lawyers send a letter saying to remove the gluten free celiac disease foundation sign off their website and store. DON'T EAT HERE!
4990 Telephone Rd, Ventura, CA 93003
Great toppings. GF crust is a bit mushy in the middle, but it'll do. They offer GF beer and gelato, too, which is a nice touch. The service, though... Don't go hungry or in a hurry. This place is for a leisurely lunch or dinner only, they're slow as molasses in January.
1145 24th St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Such tasty gluten free pizza crust and toppings! We loved the prosciutto, arugula and mushroom pizza, margherita and pepperoni pizzas. Good atmosphere, good prices and great food!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
If every restaurant made eating out gluten free those with celiac would enjoy care free dining again. The most excellent care and well trained on the gluten free cross contamination aspects. I called the order in and Eden made the ordering worry free. The pizza was delicious. Just order with extra time and order extra, as the gf pies are small/4 slices, but very, very delicious. Eden, you my dear are a class act and the absolute best!
3001 South 144th Street, Omaha, NE 68144
They no longer have gluten free options. Very disappointing.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
amazing staff. asked if gluten free was for allergy or preference and told me they would make it in the back away from everything. also anything on their menu they can make gluten free:)
5150 E Main St, Farmington, NM 87402
I've never gotten sick after eating here and I have celiac.
3001 South 144th Street, Omaha, NE 68144
We went to go to this restaurant but it has changed owners and no longer has gluten free offerings.
4990 Telephone Rd, Ventura, CA 93003
My husband and I shared the Greek Pizza and Chicken Pesto Fhazani. Both were amazing and lunch was only $20! I rarely eat out due to always feeling horrible afterward but not today. Staff was friendly and happy to answer any questions. We will be back!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Great chain restaurant that trains staff on GF issues. Good pizza, good gellatto.
2808 N Telshor Blvd, Las Cruces, NM 88011
Good option for gf. No issues with pizza. Tasty. Best eaten fresh at location. Not as good once it gets cold. Consider reheating in oven of getting carry out.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Wonderful gluten free pizza. I order it "to go" so that they put it in a box to protect it from the gluten in the air of the restaurant. I then eat it at one of the tables outside.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Awesomely nice people and very helpful. Dedicated oven and prep area. Huge selection of GF ingredients (only the Thai chicken is off the GF list). Very knowledgeable and best of all: great pizza! Not doughy and stayed crisp. Not sweet like many GF crusts. Totally recommend this place! (Certified by the Celiac Disease Foundation)
7550 Orangethorpe Ave, Buena Park, CA 90621
This is no longer a Red Brick Pizza.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
My son has celiac, and my MIL has a gluten intolerance. Both ate the GF pizza with no problems. Delicious, fresh ingredients. Even the cashier (who also took my call-in order) was very aware of allergen processes, asking me if the GF was for celiac or just a desire to eat GF. I also saw her instructing a team member how to prepare a pizza for a dairy -sensitive individual by not using the pasta sauce that was near a cheese container. Delicious, many options, very friendly and knowledgeable.
550 Deep Valley Dr, Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
The gluten free pizza crust is delicious. Topping are very tasty too.
3001 South 144th Street, Omaha, NE 68144
Best pizza around. The nutritional info is great and the pizza taste the best. They serve fire roasted gluten free pizza, flatbread Italian sandwiches, fresh chopped salads and gourmet gelato. Don't forget about their gluten-free gelato cookie sandwiches!!!! : ) My favorite is their gluten free veggie works with roasted artichoke & fennel and roasted red peppers with caramelized onions. They have been recognized by the Celiac Disease Foundation and what is impressive is their knowledge and food safety with the food products.
847 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise, AL 36330
Great GF pizza, but yes, they make it a point to ask if it's "preference or allergy" and then if I had an "allergy or celiac" and then they yelled ALLERGY a few times to the man cooking the pizza while I was still standing there. Awkward! But my pizza was yummy!
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
I really liked this place. Pizza was great. We had pepperoni and sausage and a small salad. It was nice for the two of us
2808 N Telshor Blvd, Las Cruces, NM 88011
They do have a gluten free pizza option and do take precautions to avoid cross contamination, but the pizza is not great.
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
Now called BRK pizza but it still has gf options. They have very good gluten free pizza!
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Great food and friendly service. Wish I had one near my hometown.
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
Excellent GF Pizza. Plus delicious gelato.
1145 24th St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
NOTE: THIS IS NOW CALLED RUSTIC PIZZA! They still have GF and even DF options. We all LOVED our pizzas, including my nonGF hubby. Way to go!
847 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise, AL 36330
My pizza was really good and they were very careful while preparing it. I could have lived without them yelling 'allergy' every few minutes for the whole restaurant to hear.
16155 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana, CA 92336
The girl that took our order was very put out by me asking her to get fresh cheese and topping from the back. I was very disappointed in the service especially when they are recommended by the Celiac Disease Foundation.
801 Pier Park Dr, Panama City Bch, FL 32413-2165
Sooo good! This is a go to place! They ask if u hv Celiac/gluten intolerance, or u just are GF. For the celiac/GI. They make pizza in back kitchen separate from wheat pizzas, to avoid any chance of CC. Tons of options & gelato is awesome too! My fav at PC Beach!
16155 Sierra Lakes Pkwy, Fontana, CA 92336
The only drawback to this pizza is that the gluten free crust is only available in a small. lots of fun options. They also carry gluten free alcoholic drinks.
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
Love their prosciutto, mushroom and arugula! The only one I trust is the one in pacific grove. Wasn't at all impressed by San mateo's restaurant.
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
Super service. Very accommodating and conscientious of our GF needs. Great dairy free options too. GF pizza crust is good, not great. Chicken pesto salad was excellent. Raspberry ghost chile gelato was amazing.
6721 Quail Hill Pkwy, Irvine, CA 92603
Delicious gf pizza. Been here twice and both times did not get sick. Staff very helpful.
155 Cranes Roost Blvd, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Tasty gluten free dairy free pizza. Lots of toppings offered with generous portions. Would highly recommend.
4990 Telephone Rd, Ventura, CA 93003
We are new to gluten free (2 of our 4), and 3 of us had the GF pizza. We all thought it very bland and that it had a strange flavor. Interestingly, the one who had the regular pizza thought it was good. The beer (Marzen) was pretty good. Service was good. But the food wasn't good enough to bring us back.
5150 E Main St, Farmington, NM 87402
They are extremely accommodating here! I have to avoid gluten but am not as sensitive to cross contamination as some others are. A friend who is celiac eats here fine! The food is awesome!
6355 Naples Blvd, Naples, FL 34109
I'm so glad I found this place. It really is the best gf pizza I've eaten in 15 years. The crust is really good. I doesn't hurt that they have gelato, too.
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
I got glutened. The staff was very knowledgable but I haven't been this sick in awhile. :(
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
Lots of options. Loved it!
459 Canyon Del Rey Blvd, Del Rey Oaks, CA 93940
very conscientious of gluten free requirements. also offers dairy free cheese.
1145 24th St, Paso Robles, CA 93446
Decent gluten and dairy free pizza. It did take quite a long time to receive our order though. Be ready to wait upwards of 35 minutes for a small gf pizza.
9500 Brimhall Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93312
4144 Legendary Dr, Destin, FL 32541
They do gf piza right...prepared in a separate area. I never get "gf" pizza from a pizza place b/c cross contamination seems too easy but I felt very comfortable here.
979 Broadway, Millbrae, CA 94030
I didn't get sick. However, language barrier made it very difficult to order and I did not feel confident about the safety of what I was ordering or the staff member's understanding of my needs. He insisted multiple times that the only gluten free thing they had was the GF dough. Told me *all* the toppings had gluten in them. Including the single ingredient toppings like vegetables.
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The three myths that distort every discussion of Israel (JERUSALEM POST OP-ED) By BARRY RUBIN 04/16/12)
Source: http://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Columnists/Article.aspx?id=266146
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Whatever side you are, or arent, on, and whether you never think about these issues or are an impassioned activist, there are three fundamental issues about Israel, its enemies, and the Middle East that tie the narrative into knots.
Each of these ideas, of course, has a strong basis in fact. Yet no matter how counter-intuitive you find the following points questioning the conventional wisdom, they are nonetheless accurate. You cant understand events without grasping them.
1. Israels existence is jeopardized.
There is no question that Israels existence is challenged or threatened by various forces, but whats essential is that these forces cannot succeed. Every day, after 65 years of failure, they are further from that goal. Israel becomes stronger on all levels. The economic and strategic gaps are getting wider, not narrower, for reasons much related to points two and three below.
What is important is the countrys internal social and strategic strength, not whats written about it in the Western media or said on Western campuses, for example.
Arab armies have repeatedly been defeated; terrorists repeatedly blocked.
This should not lead to complacency a mistake most clearly seen in the 1973 war and to some extent in 2006 but to calm confidence.
This does exist in Israel but not so much in sectors of the Diaspora Jewish communities, which themselves face higher threats to their existence either physically or due to assimilation, the attraction of leftist political ideology, and loss of direction.
Despite the sound and fury, much of the criticism and threats remain toothless. For instance, while the UN, European countries and the European Union have wasted a lot of their time spouting nonsense about Israel, it has amounted to little in material terms. The same is true of others.
Another key concept is that the extent of anti-Israel obsession in the public sphere is misleading.
Dozens of countries, causes and groups are vilified all the time, yet of them all none compares to Israel and its supporters in their ability to respond. It is the strength of the resistance that often increases the apparent volume of controversy.
Finally, the use of the Israel issue to fuel hysteria by dictatorships, radical Arab nationalists and Islamists actually undermines the Arabic-speaking world, making it weaker and thus, ironically, less able to combat Israel.
Irans drive for deliverable nuclear weapons which it doesnt yet have is worthy of discussion but this threat is quite manageable by Israel, both through offensive and defensive measures as well as given the fact that Irans eagerness to nuke Israel and commit suicide has been greatly exaggerated.
2. The concerted international campaign by various groups in the West against Israel damages it and helps the Palestinians.
Again, this should be obviously true but it is quite the opposite. To date, despite all the noise, Israeli interests including businesses have suffered little damage. On the contrary, the attacks encourage support, including increased buying of Israeli products and energetic loyalty by Israels supporters abroad.
But all of these endless demonstrations, teach-ins, books, articles, documentaries, boycott, disinvestment and sanction labors do absolutely zero to help the Palestinians.
On one level, they do nothing politically to advance their cause in a real sense. On another level, they contribute nothing to their welfare.
Moreover, by convincing the Palestinian leadership that they can eliminate Israel completely, that Western support is swinging toward them, and that they dont need to change their own policies or strategies, all of this behavior leads them charging down a dead-end street. The end result is the battering of their heads against a stone wall.
Imagine as the activists in these movements have never done once! that all of this energy went into buying Palestinian products, donating to improve Palestinian schools and hospitals, resettling refugees and providing them with productive jobs and housing. That would be truly pro-Palestinian. And even if the intention was to use this progress as a base for destroying Israel some day it would be more effective than what they are doing now.
Of course, since most of the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank and Gaza Strip has been engaged in stealing aid money and funneling it into their private bank accounts, admittedly these activists dont have a very good role model to follow. And since the leaderships goal is to keep its people poor and living in refugee camps in order to use them as revolutionary fodder and an object of sympathy these activists dont have much incentive to do real good.
3. Israel is the main cause of instability in the Middle East.
On one level, of course, the Arab-Israeli conflict has been a basis for instability that has often been exaggerated. People ignorant of all the other issues in the region have only heard of that one controversy.
Beyond that, though, consider what would be different if Israel didnt exist.
Implicitly, this is thought by most Arabs and Muslims to be the basis for a united utopian society stretching from Morocco through Afghanistan. But thats precisely the point. What kind of society would that be? Who what leader, country and ideology, would lead it? Who gets to be the caliph? In other words, if Israel didnt exist, the level of internal conflict and bloodshed would be even higher. There would be nothing including the territorial separation that Israel provides to stop these leaders, movements, countries and ideologies from being at each others throats. Tremendous wars between countries would spill oceans of blood. Decades-long Sunni- Shia conflicts would engulf the lands. Endless internal strife would bring civil wars that would dwarf what weve seen in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq.
Even with Israel, instability of this kind is bad enough, though it is far less noticed than it would be otherwise. The same applies, by the way, to the Arab-Israeli conflict, whose end which will not come anytime soon would have the same effect.
One final point: because much of the thought and political action on the Middle East is in the wrong direction, running against the realities, the main effect is to confuse those watching and engaging in them. Yet, disregarding all of this noise, what actually exists marches forward. Or to use an Arab proverb, the dogs bark; the caravan moves on. (© 1995-2011, The Jerusalem Post 04/16/12)
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The "Wide Awake" singer wore a white blouse, black skinny necktie, blue blazer, and matching pants as she posed for a picture, pointing to her voting sticker.
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On Monday, she tweeted, "May I exclusively present what might be the cutest photo ever taken: Me, Gma & POTUS! Happy voting tomorrow!" with an adorable photo of the three.
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State Police say the Trooper injured Monday night around 8:30 p.m. on the Thruway near Amsterdam is on life-support, in grave condition, after being hit by a tractor-trailer.
The crash happened on the Thruway eastbound near Amsterdam and Exit 27. The crash closed the highway overnight. Trooper David Cunniff, 35, stopped a car driven by Eric Heller, 57, of Stoney Creek in Warren County. That's when the truck hit both cars on the side of the Thruway, forcing the cars about 50-yards.
The driver of the tractor trailer, Gary Blakley, 65, of Ridgeway, Ontario was traveling east on I-90 at the time of the accident and was not injured, police said. Heller was also taken to Albany Medical Center. The highway was reopened around 6:15 a.m. Tuesday.
Cunniff has a wife and two children and we're told that they are by his side at Albany Med. His injury is described as massive head trauma, police said.


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I am putting this in general IT because I am not ready to add this version of pyrit to the .iso. ebfe has released a stable 2.3 and I have added that to the repository for now.
Pyrit has some exciting new features in svn. there is no longer any need for cowpatty. Pyrit can crack the hash's on its own. To check out this new feature you will need to compile pyrit and cpyrit your self from svn source.
Code:kracker ~ # pyrit WARNING: IPv6 support disabled in Python. Cannot load scapy IPv6 layers. Pyrit 0.2.4-dev (svn r146) (C) 2008, 2009 Lukas Lueg http://pyrit.googlecode.com This code is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3 Usage: pyrit [options] command Recognized options: -e : ESSID -b : BSSID -f : filename for input/output ('-' is stdin/stdout) -r : packet capture file in pcap format Recognized commands: analyze : Analyze a packet-capture file attack_db : Attack a handshake with PMKs from the db attack_batch : Attack a handshake with PMKs/passwords from the db attack_passthrough : Attack a handshake with passwords from a file batch : Batchprocess the database benchmark : Determine performance of available cores create_essid : Create a new ESSID delete_essid : Delete a ESSID and corresponding results eval : Count the available passwords and matching results export_cowpatty : Export results to a new cowpatty file export_hashdb : Export results to an airolib database export_passwords : Export passwords to a file import_passwords : Import passwords from a file list_cores : List available cores list_essids : List all ESSIDs but don't count matching results passthrough : Compute PMKs on the fly and write to stdout selftest : Test all cores to ensure they compute correct results verify : Verify 10% of the results by recomputation
For all the BT4pf users out there, note that scapy (/usr/bin/scapy) needs to be upgraded to version 2+ for the newest pyrit stuff to work. Spent about an hour fussing over this, some hopefully you don't have to. As pureh@te has said many times before: If you install from repo, you should be safe. But if you're daring, installing pyrit from svn 'forks' your BT4pf system and future repo installs may break stuff. Caveat Emptor.
Anyway, onto the steps(Found this link with some Google 'Fu: Download and Installation — Scapy v2.0.1 documentation )
Perform these steps as root on your box:
Once installed, pyrit r146+ is happy with scapy 2.0.1 and you're flying high again.Code:$ cd /tmp $ wget scapy.net $ unzip scapy-latest.zip $ cd scapy-2.* $ sudo python setup.py install
You. Are. Doing. It. Wrong.
root@BackTrack:/pentest/wireless/pyrit_svn/cpyrit_cuda# python setup.py build
running build
running build_ext
Compiling CUDA module using nvcc 2.2, V0.2.1221...
ptxas info : Compiling entry function 'cuda_pmk_kernel'
ptxas info : Used 42 registers, 24+20 bytes smem, 12 bytes cmem[1]
Building modules...
building 'cpyrit._cpyrit_cuda' extension
creating build
creating build/temp.linux-i686-2.5
gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -DNDEBUG -g -fwrapv -O2 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -fPIC -I/opt/cuda/include -I/usr/include/python2.5 -c _cpyrit_cuda.c -o build/temp.linux-i686-2.5/_cpyrit_cuda.o -DVERSION="0.2.5-dev (svn r169)"
creating build/lib.linux-i686-2.5
creating build/lib.linux-i686-2.5/cpyrit
gcc -pthread -shared -Wl,-O1 -Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions build/temp.linux-i686-2.5/_cpyrit_cuda.o -lssl -lcuda -lz -o build/lib.linux-i686-2.5/cpyrit/_cpyrit_cuda.so
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcuda
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
error: command 'gcc' failed with exit status 1
acer 5920g , 345abg , nvidia 8600m
bt5 kde 64bit + acpi + cuda 4.0 / nvidia 270.40 / pyrit
I feel your pain. Best bet may be to submit this error directly to the pyrit googlecode page. The author will have pity and try to help - at least that's been my experience.
Try here: Troubleshooting - pyrit - FAQ and troubleshooting - Project Hosting on Google Code
Best of luck. Report back if/when you get a solution.
You. Are. Doing. It. Wrong.
fixed with :
"sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libcuda.so.1 /usr/lib/libcuda.so"
found here aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=19844&O=&L=&C=&K=&SB=&SO=&PP=&do_O rphans=&SeB=
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ITASCA, Ill. -- Jewel-Osco, a Supervalu-owned company, announced that Keith Nielsen, Jewel-Osco president, has informed the company of his retirement effective at the end of the fiscal year (Feb. 28).
Nielsen's successor will be Brian Huff, SVP specialty retail for Supervalu. Huff will transition into the position beginning Feb. 7. All operations and business strategies will continue as normal.
Huff joined Supervalu in 2003 as VP merchandising at Cub Foods. In 2005, he was named president of Cub Foods, leading the division to its highest ever sales and market share. Since 2009, he has served as SVP specialty retail for Supervalu.
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On Language
The Birth (and Death) of Edward LearBy Dan Piepenbring
You'd think it would be easy to invent nonsense words. After all, the real lexical bummer usually rests in the burden of definition: your average neologism has to mean something. Nonsense words, on the other hand, are not merely devoid of but entirely divorced from meaning—creating them should just be a matter of aesthetics. Throw a couple consonants together, make sure there's a vowel in there someplace: voilà. And yet—
Hlerkjer—not a very good nonsense word.
Grimblurp—better, but still aesthetically lacking…
Runcible—now, that's quality nonsense.
Runcible is a creation of Edward Lear's, arguably his pièce de résistance—though it faces stiff competition from the likes of tilly-loo, Yonghy-Bonghy-Bò, tiniskoop, cheerious, meloobious, gromboolian, mumbian, bruffled, dolomphious, borascible, fizzgiggious, himmeltanious, tumble-dum-down, spongetaneous, and blatter-platter. Lear, born today in 1812, was a prolific painter and illustrator, but the poem—especially the limerick—is where he really left his mark. In such volumes as The Book of Nonsense; More Nonsense Songs, Pictures, Etc.; Nonsense Botany; The Quangle-Wangle's Hat; and Scroobious Pip, he cultivated an ear for twaddle, malarkey, and piffle that remains largely unrivaled in letters to this day. His nonsense words have a certain authority to them, so much so that one feels compelled to define them—and on the tongue they have an inimitable springiness, an Anglo-Saxon lilt. When Lear's characters aren't named after nonsense or spouting it, they tend to be pursuing it in some form or another, as they do here, in the first stanza of "The Jumblies": Read More


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Powers, Tim. Hide Me Among the Graves
In Powers' literary novel of supernatural suspense, vampires are very much real and haunt the streets of London. When pre-Raphaelite poet Christina Rosetti was only 14, she unwittingly unleashed a supernatural horror upon not only her family, but all of London. That horror, a vampire who was once her uncle John Polidori—who is known for having published the first work of vampire-themed fiction—along with the mysterious Miss B—aka Boadicea, the ancient warrior-queen of the Iceni—plot to destroy London. Christina Rosetti and her artist brother Dante Gabriel Rosetti, former prostitute Adelaide McKee and veterinary doctor John Crawford, both of whom have managed to attract the attention of the supernatural fiends in various ways, plot to stop them and end their undead lives.
A complex and compelling plot, fascinating use of historical figures, and a unique and frightening take on the vampire legend make this historical horror novel stand out. Fans of books like The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon; The Club Dumas by Arturo Perez-Reverte; and The Historian by Elizabeth Kostovawill not want to miss Hide Me Among the Graves.


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Lanner Electronics has released the LEC-2026, an embedded system with a specialized focus on network capabilities. The LEC-2026 is driven by the N270 Intel Atom CPU and the Intel 945GSE + ICH7M chipset. It supports six Intel Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports, each with its own network controller, to ensure high throughput for network communication and vision control applications. The extended temperature specification and fanless design allows the LEC-2026 to thrive in harsh environments.
The LEC-2026 is designed for vision control applications. Vision control is a real-time video monitoring system for quality control. The system is designed for IA and other manufacturing environments ensure the proper placement of components. For example in motherboard manufacturing a vision control system would be included in the various chip shooters to ensure each component was placed correctly. The vision control's digital Gigabit Ethernet cameras are mounted inside the machine and are connected to the external IPC. Software on the IPC will then use the cameras to constantly assess each placed chip. This analysis happens in real time, so the IPC does not retain any of the video footage, and therefore is not reliant on storage space.
The LEC-2026 is designed for use with vision control, by having separate high bandwidth Gigabit Ethernet ports, each with their own separate controller. This ensures that the data stream will have a continuously high bandwidth. With six Intel Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports the LEC-2026 can run up to six cameras.
To promote longevity the LEC-2026 is fanless, while still boasting an extended temperature range between -10-degrees and 55-degrees Celsius. One reason the unit can support fanless design is the low power threshold involved in the N270 Intel Atom CPU which still boasts 1.6GHz of processing ability, Lanner highlighted. Heat dispersing fins along the chassis ensure the unit will remain cool in even the harshest industrial settings.
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