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GSA Administrator Testifies before Congress Reasserts Commitment to Improved Acquisition Process
March 7, 2002
Contact: Viki Reath (202) 501-1231
The General Services Administration (GSA) is committed to improving the federal acquisition process and its workforce, Administrator Stephen Perry testified today at a hearing before the House Subcommittee on Technology and Procurement Policy, Committee on Government Reform.
Mr. Perry testified about the Services Acquisition Reform Act (SARA) H.R.3832, introduced by Rep. Thomas M. Davis of Virginia, subcommittee chairman.
"We commend Chairman Davis for his leadership role in proposing additional acquisition reforms," Mr. Perry said after the hearing. "We are eager to continue our work with the subcommittee to find ways to make significant improvement in the current federal acquisition process The federal government spends more than $200 billion a year on goods and services to serve the public. Its acquisition process and regulations must continue to focus on efficiency, effectiveness and accountability."
GSA supports a number of measures in SARA, including the government-industry exchange program, the acquisition workforce recruitment and retention pilot program and the requirement that GSA establish a workforce fund for interagency training purposes.
"This last provision shows a strong commitment to improving the knowledge and skills of the acquisition workforce in particular and the total federal workforce in general," Mr. Perry told the subcommittee. "GSA supports development of well-trained acquisition workforce. The proposal's additional management tools would signal the importance of maintaining a well-managed, integrated, agency-wide acquisition plan."


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Kocaeli TV, 12 June 2010
Golos journal (Crimea), October 2008
Adıyaman Asu TV, 7 June 2010
Adnan Oktar: IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD. IN THE MILITARY SENSE, POLITICAL SENSE. ALLAH PERFECTED HIS LIGHT. HE PERFECTED IT WITH TH E COMING OF OUR PROPHET (SAAS). BUT ITS OCCURANCE IN THE FULL SENSE OF THE WORD IS SOMETHING ELSE. THAT IS, ITS OCCURANCE IN EVERY ASPECT IS DIFFERENT; in the POLITICAL, SOCIAL, MILITARY aspect. The morality of Islambecomes prevalent, for instance it becomes prevalent in a restricted area. Allah perfects His Light but disbelievers remain dominant. In this verse Allah states that disbelievers will be totally defeated. I seek refuge in Allah from the cursed satan: "Fight them until there is no more fitna and the religion is Allah's alone." That is the duty of Hazrat Mahdi (as). Look, the commandment of Allah; "there is no more fitna and the religion is Allah's alone." This will happen Insha'Allah…
Arabnews, 9 November 2008
Yeni Şafak, 2 April 2011
|The military intervention of NATO into the internal conflicts in Libya once again put the establishment of an Islamic Peace Force that will also carry out military operations on the agenda of Islamic countries. According to experts, a military force simiar to NATO or UN can resolve the crises in the region and ensure the peace without any necessity to a foreign intervention.

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Cruzatte, Labiche, Drouillard—all the adventurers—sang as they traveled, gayer and more gay from day to day.
Labiche begins one of his plays with two servants at work in a salon.
He has been out of France for thirty-five years, and never heard of Labiche.
The plots assuredly would have extorted the admiration of Labiche himself, so complicated and ingenious are they.
Labiche poaching upon the fields of him who has written Solness, the Master-Builder!
In the same year Labiche, still doubtful about his true vocation, published a romance called La Cl des champs.
Is it any wonder that Dickens and Labiche have found no fit successors?
He strongly advised Labiche to publish a collected and revised edition of his works.
It is a symbol, nothing more nor less,—a symbol in a play by Labiche!
Never did Labiche or Meilhac make me laugh as I have laughed at the comical inscriptions on tombstones.


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|WrestleMania Challenge
Event Type: Teen Program
Age Group(s): Teens
Date: 11/3/2013
Start Time: All Day
Enter the WrestleMania Challenge for a chance to win awesome prizes. Write a letter as if you're trying to convince your favorite wrestler to read your favorite book. Entry forms will be available at tplibrary.org/kids-teens/teens, or at the Youth Services Desk from October 14 to November 18. Check out our Wrestlemania Party on November 1, too!Map - Click here


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Hey folks,
I've searched the internet and the Backtrack forums for someone with the same problem as me with no luck, so I've been forced to join the forums and post my problem -- I simply cannot get John The Ripper to mangle a wordlist in BT4.
It just says:
* This script will take you to /pentest/passwords/jtr/
* From there, run ./john <parameters>
And ends up going to:
I've tried every combination I could to run it. The generic line I'm trying to run is:
john --rules -w:WordList_To_Mangle.txt -stdout:63 > WordList_Mangled.txt
I've tried every variant I could think of of that command line and I can't seem to get it to mangle a wordlist. And it doesn't have to do with anything about where JTR is located and whatnot as I've tried running it both from it's native directory and from root, both with and without typing the full location of where it is.
What am I doing wrong?
Does BT4 come with Jack The Ripper? Because I actually d/led and installed John The Ripper and perhaps that was what is causing the problem?
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Last edited by Sulegna; 09-04-2010 at 02:33 PM.
Unless if your wordlist is located in "pentest/passwords/jtr" you need to define the path
Something like this should work as long as you're not trying to specify an alternate config file. I have compiled my own version to use when I need to specify an alternate config file, as the BT version of john seems to be preconfigured to use the john.conf in /pentest/passwords/jtr/john/.
Code:/pentest/passwords/jtr/john --wordlist=/tmp/passwords-startwith.lst --rules --stdout
Capitalisation is important. It's the difference between "Helping your brother Jack off a horse" and "Helping your brother jack off a horse".
The Forum Rules, Forum FAQ and the BackTrack Wiki... learn them, love them, live them.


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ALEXANDRIA, VA -- Convenience stores, an important location category for bulk vending, continue to show signs of robust growth. According to the 2014 NACS/Nielsen Convenience Industry Store Count, the number of U.S. c-stores increased to 151,282 as of Dec. 31, 2013. That's a 1.4% increase, or 2,062 stores, compared with the previous year.
The survey also noted a continued growth of those stores selling gas. Overall, 83.7% of convenience stores (126,658) sell motor fuels, a 2.7% increase (3,369 stores) over the previous year. The increase of stores selling motor fuels is double the overall growth in the industry. This was due to fuel retailers adding convenience operations and convenience retailers adding fuel operations.
"Today's time-starved consumers need quick and convenient access to food, fuel and beverages. No other retail channel comes close to filling these needs than America's convenience stores, which is why our industry continues to grow, innovate and support their communities and their customers' busy lifestyles," said NACS chairman Brad Call, vice-president of adventure culture at North Salt Lake City, Utah-based Maverik Inc.
Texas leads the count with 15,191 c-stores, up from 14,920 in 2013. Other top c-store states are California (11,188), Florida (9,737), New York (8,154), Georgia (6,750), North Carolina (6,272), Ohio (5,452), Michigan (4,903), Illinois (4,607) and Virginia (4,512).
In all, convenience stores account for 34.3% of all retail outlets in the U.S., according to Nielsen. This is significantly higher than other retail channels, including drugstores (41,378 units), supermarket/supercenter (37,459 units) and dollar stores (24,853 units). The industry is dominated by single-store operators, which account for 62.8% of all convenience stores, or 95,056 stores total.
NACS is online at nacsonline.com.


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Seriously, how do people not get the undisclosed payment thing? lol at saying Bisping gets paid more than Jones in any way... he defo doesn't. Basing any opinion on the published figures is ridiculous.
Also, they don't pay undisclosed amounts for anything to do with accounting reasons. It's simply good business practice. If other companies want to tempt big name fighters away they are at an immediate disadvantage when negotiating pay because they have no idea how much the fighters are earning. Otherwise it would be easy to just offer 5-10% more than UFC are paying them.


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Jennys TV and radio schedule one includes Jim ;)
Comment appearances by Jim Carrey on TV.
Check also the Jim Carrey Schedule (always up-to-date)
Actress Jenny McCarthy on Larry King Live to discuss the huge rise in autism yelled bulls*** at a doctor during a live taping of the show on Wednesday night.
If that is true... was not the place nor the time. She is not in the playboy mansion.
That's old news but does anyone have yesterday's interview would love to see the whole thing.
Bah hum bug!!!!
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Here is the whole thing in parts...
Bah hum bug!!!!
How did she win that award?
2017 with 2 new Jim Carrey Movies and 1 Series!
"The Bad Batch", "True Crimes" and "I'm Dying Up Here"
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It's very heavy going.......but that's because it's such a complicated minefield they are looking at.............my advice would be for them to produce a slimline summarised aide memoire for folks... .......
it's interesting to note that a lot the stuff they talk about will apply to other illnesses, so from that perspective it's useful to a wider audience.
Are you trying to convince me to buy the book? I rather a DVD of a Jim Carrey movie . Deseases suck and there are a whole bunch that if there was a cure these deseases would be gone like cancer, diabetis etc. dimensia... So in saying that, there are not many people that write about how to cure a desease, because maybe the cure they'd focus on by scientist has no cure. And I haven't read the book to know that a child can't be given crappy food when they are young(explainin the she put Evan on a diet)like a lot of sugar and chips and soda and all that crap. For all of you guys that didn't know, that kids playing with dirt decreases the risk of them getting sick all the time. Dirt is okay.
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2002 Nissan Sentra Problems
RepairPal has identified the most common problems with the 2002 Nissan Sentra based on complaints from actual vehicle owners. We'll tell you what the problem is and what it'll take to fix it.
The catalytic converter closest to the cylinder head can fail causing illumination of the Check Engine Light. Prompt repair of this problem is recommended because the catalyst material can be sucked into the engine and cause internal damage.
Nissan issued a recall on the fuel pump for premature failure. There was an owner notification program and labels were placed on the fuel pump access panel and next to the AC charge label in the engine compartment.
The engine may stall at times due to a failed crankshaft position sensor and/or camshaft position sensor, These sensors can fail intermittently as they warm with the engine. Sensors on certain models have been recalled by Nissan and will be replaced as necessary. Please visit our recall section for this model to see if your vehicle is covered by this recall.
The mass air flow (MAF) sensor can fail, causing various drivability problems. Our technicians remind us that proper diagnoses should be performed to confirm the cause of any driveability concerns.
Crankshaft and camshaft position sensors can leak oil into the connector causing Check Engine Light illumination. The engine may also stall as a result. Leaking sensors should be replaced. Certain 2000-2003 models were recalled for a separate camshaft and crankshaft sensor issue. For more information on the recall please click here»
The electronic throttle actuator (throttle body) can fail causing a loss of power and illumination of the Check Engine Light.
The EGR Valve can malfunction causing a hesitation when accelerating, rough idle, or idle hunting (surging or idle going up-and-down). If the valve malfunctions, there may or may not be a Check Engine light.
If the vehicle is hard to start after setting overnight, the problem could be the fuel pressure regulator has failed and is allowing the fuel pressure to bleed off. A failed fuel pressure regulator will should be replaced.
Screws inside the intake manifold can become loose causing internal engine damage if they fall out completely. Our technicians report that using a strong thread locker on the power valve butterfly screws can help prevent them from becoming loose.


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Penguin Group US, Jun 28, 2005 - 544 pages
Now freelancing from south Florida, Dr. Kay Scarpetta returns to Richmond, Virginia, the city that turned its back on her five years ago. Investigating the death of a young girl, she must follow the twisting leads and track the strange details in order to make the dead speak-and to reveal the sad truth that may be more than even she can bear.
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Caroline Morin is a French illustrator and photographer which explains why her drawings are captured in a way that blows my mind in itself. These beautifully photographed drawings feature graceful women that coexist in perfect harmony with mother nature. They're so delicately drawn and I love the extreme amount of detail, strategically paired with chunks of negative space in the hair or clothing to create a perfect balance. Their skin looks so smooth, with just the right amount of shading and the subtle pops of bright pastels really bringing it all together. Caroline's artwork is truly a breath of fresh air and I am in love not only with her style of drawing, but also the way she showcases her work!
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This Easy-to-Break Law Will Cost You $1 Million and 20 Years in Jail!
Jill Stein Drops Truth Bomb on DNC: Mocks Crazy Russia Conspiracy
Protests Erupt: Demand Mayor Betsy Hodges to Resign, Shuts Down Press Conference
X22Report Multiple Warnings Broadcasted, Is Something Being Planned - Episode 1338b
North Korea Warns US Attacking Kim Jong-un Would End 'Empire of America'
A Stock Market Crash Is Coming!
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Bloody Disgusting covers Arcana's The Evil TreeTuesday, June 5th, 2012
BloodyDisgusting.com, a horror web site, recently covered the upcoming Arcana release, The Evil Tree. Below is an excerpt from the coverage, but be sure to read it in full by CLICKING HERE.
"While it may not seem like it, September is quickly approaching, and that means the best time of the year for horror fans. All the comic publisher release loads of horror books to get you in gear for the Halloween season. Arcana has a special treat for you this September with Erik Hendix and Daniel Thollin's original graphic novel, The Evil Tree. The graphic novel follows a young couple as they retreat from city life into a new home. Unfortunately for the couple and their friends, everything goes awry when they unlock the secrets of the original occupants of the house. It's a true classic ghost story that's bound to give you the chills."
Thank you to BloodyDisgusting.com, and be sure to read the entire feature by CLICKING HERE!
As for The Evil Tree, you can pick up a copy through the Arcana Store, which will ship when the book is printed (Release is scheduled for September). It will show up in Diamond Previews in July to ship in time for Halloween. Also, watch for The Evil Tree on ComiXology, coming soon!
Title: The Evil Tree
Arcana Title Page: http://arcana.com/view_issue.php?id=437 <– CLICK HERE FOR AN EXTENDED PREVIEW OF THE BOOK
Genre: Horror
Writer: Erik Hendrix
Artist: Daniel Thollin
Colorist: Anna Sällström
Editor: Amanda Hendrix
In a colonial village outside of NYC, Misha and her fiance, Daren, seek an escape from the fast pace of the city. As they settle in, Misha becomes withdrawn, suffering from bad dreams and depression. When Daren brings his friends to the house to "shake out the cobwebs," little does he know he is setting into motion events started hundreds of years ago with the original occupants of the house, the Willam Family. Not only did the ill-fated Willam family die in the house one cold winter, but the house has developed a history of female occupants committing suicide. The friends must solve the mystery of the house before the Willam Family ghosts pick them off one by one.


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Limbaugh falsely claimed "moral victory" on same-sex marriage ban by "getting 50 votes"
Research ››› ››› ANDREW SEIFTER
In recent weeks, radio host Rush Limbaugh has played fast and loose with the numbers on a variety of issues, ranging from a May 2004 report by The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, to the 2000 presidential election recount, to the federal deficit, to federal education spending. On the July 14 edition of The Rush Limbaugh Show, he continued this trend by falsely claiming that opponents of same-sex marriage received an "important" "moral victory" by "getting 50 votes" in support of the proposed constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage. The amendment in fact received 48 votes; 50 senators voted against it.
The amendment did not even receive a simple majority, much less the 60 votes needed to overcome a procedural hurdle. (And 67 "yes" votes are required for a constitutional amendment on final passage.)
Limbaugh also got the number of and the names of the Republican senators who voted against the constitutional amendment wrong when he said, "[T]here were four Republicans -- Collins, Olympia Snowe, Chuck Hagel, and McCain -- who voted against the whole thing in the first place." Of the 50 votes against the amendment, six (not four) came from Republican senators -- and Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE) was not among them.
From the July 14 broadcast of The Rush Limbaugh Show:
LIMBAUGH: I have to tell you Republicans sort of slammed the door on themselves, because there were four Republicans -- Collins, Olympia Snowe, Chuck Hagel, and McCain -- who voted against the whole thing in the first place.
LIMBAUGH: The Senate vote, 50 to 48 on the -- on the constitutional amendment, procedural vote, to ban same-sex marriage. So they -- they got the moral victory of at least getting 50 votes. That is important, but just wait to see the way this is portrayed.
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Hey guys,
You might remember this thread from a while back.
Well, we finally did it! Fight Scotland Launched yesterday. One location for everything Scottish MMA. News, Rankings, Gyms, Events, Fighters and more. The ultimate goal is to be Scotland's best MMA resource and to help the sport grow in our fine country.
You can check the site out at: www.fightscotland.com
Let us know what you think and follow us on Twitter @fightscotland


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|Publication ID: Fall 2010
|Title: Revising Electrical Product Approval Regulations
|Abstract: 30 CFR part 18 (Electric Motor-Driven Mine Equipment and Accessories) describes the approval requirements for electrically operated machines and accessories intended for use in underground gassy mines, and for related matters, such as approval procedures, certification of components, and acceptance of flame-resistant hoses and conveyor belts. Aside from minor modifications, part 18 has been largely unchanged since it was promulgated in 1968. MSHA is proposing revisions to improve the efficiency of the approval process, recognize new technology, add quality assurance provisions, address existing policies through the rulemaking process, and reorganize portions of the approval regulations. MSHA will be addressing the requirements in this part in phases. The first phase, Flame-Resistance Testing of Mining Materials, was completed with the final rule published on December 31, 2008 (73 FR 80580). The second phase will be Intrinsic Safety Requirements. This action will be published second because the MINER Act required underground coal mine operators to submit an Emergency Response Plan (ERP) that sets forth a means of providing post-accident communication and electronic tracking.
|Agency: Department of Labor(DOL)
|Priority: Other Significant
|RIN Status: Previously published in the Unified Agenda
|Agenda Stage of Rulemaking: Long-Term Actions
|Major: No
|Unfunded Mandates: No
|CFR Citation: 30 CFR 7; 30 CFR 17 to 18; 30 CFR 22 to 23; 30 CFR 27; 30 CFR 14; ... (To search for a specific CFR, visit the Code of Federal Regulations.)
|Legal Authority: 30 USC 957
Legal Deadline:
|Regulatory Flexibility Analysis Required: No
|Government Levels Affected: None
|Federalism: No
|Included in the Regulatory Plan: No
|RIN Information URL: www.msha.gov/regsinfo.htm
|Public Comment URL: www.regulations.gov
|RIN Data Printed in the FR: No
Agency Contact:
Patricia W. Silvey
Director, Office of Standards, Regulations, and Variances
Department of Labor
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Room 631, 1100 Wilson Boulevard, Room 2350,
Arlington, VA 22209-3939
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Training Residence and Apartment Councils (TRAC)
TRAC is an annual event held by Marquette's chapter of the National Residence Hall Honorary in conjunction with the Residence Hall Association.
TRAC is held in the fall shortly after hall and apartment council executive board elections. Throughout the day, the newly elected e-board members attend program sessions designed to prepare them for the challenges they will encounter during the year.
Along with positional training and council-related programming, TRAC is one of the first opportunities that councils have to work together as a group. TRAC is designed to provide student leaders with the resources needed to excel in their new positions and begin the year with a running start.
Training Residence and Apartment Councils II (TRAC II)
TRAC II is an annual information session for the executive board members of the hall and apartment councils. Held after winter break, this training session aims to provide leaders with new knowledge and ideas for the second semester.
NRHH Induction Ceremony
During this ceremony, newly selected members participate in an induction ceremony to begin their NRHH membership. To become an active member, a selected person must take the Oath of Membership and receive a national pin.
Residence Life Leadership Awards
At the annual Residence Life Leadership Awards, NRHH awards current hall and apartment councils, RHA members and NRHH members who go above and beyond their call of duty in their service to Marquette.
At this ceremony Council Awards, RHA Awards and NRHH Awards are presented as well as the Council Leadership Awards. [click here for past award winners]


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Jonas Salk the Focus of Israel's Owl Competition
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Teams of students in 7th through 9th grade representing 27 schools are participating in this year's competition, which consists of various assignments requiring students to develop strategies for distributing scientific knowledge in their respective schools. Medicine was the theme for the competition.
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Almost 10 hours after he began baking, pastry chef André Sandison is putting the finishing touches on his sugar showpiece, his face pinched with concentration.
The captain of Team Pastry Australia is less than 15 minutes from closing a practice run for the most demanding and prestigious pastry competition in the world – the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserrie or Pastry World Cup.
Sandison picks up what looks like a sea anemone with long golden tendrils perched on an elaborate satin bow and attaches it to the showpiece. He steps back to survey the results. Behind the burst of gold ribbon, a giant marlin leaps skyward, the iridescent blue curve of its body encircled by shimmering sprays of crystal clear water. Standing more than a metre tall, the sculpture has the look and feel of glass. But in fact, it is crafted entirely from sugar.
Ten minutes to go. An ominous crack causes everyone within hearing distance to hold their breath. A heartbeat later, both the gold flower and the elaborate bow drop to the tiled floor and shatter into tiny fragments.
Team manager Jian Yao, managing director of Strathfield's Continental Patisserie, is the first to break the stunned silence. "This is when you cry," he says.
"Or go for beers," says fellow team member Barry Jones, an affable Welshman and former executive pastry chef at the Star casino. "This close to the end, you'd just give up and get to the nearest pub."
Rocking the Pastry World Cup
Beginning at the crack of dawn today, a team of Australian pastry chefs will compete against 22 countries for the title of world pastry champion. It is the first time in six years that Australia has sent a team to compete at this level.
"It's like the Olympics of pastry," says Team Pastry Australia coach Dean Gibson, who competed in the 1999 Pastry World Cup with Adriano Zumbo, perhaps Australia's best-known pastry chef. Except that unlike Australian Olympic athletes, no one knows who you are.
"In France, those guys are like rock stars. Being in Australia keeps you humble … but I think a lot of people are going to be surprised [by us]. There's a real underdog element," Gibson says.
Each team will have 10 hours to create 12 identical plate desserts, three chocolate cakes, three fruit-based ice-cream cakes, one chocolate showpiece, one sugar showpiece and one ice showpiece. Time is so precious and the competition so intense that the competitors will not stop to rest, eat or even go to the toilet, Gibson says.
"There's no room for error at this level. Everything has to be perfect."
Although the showpieces are the most visually impressive – each stands more than a metre tall and takes between four and seven hours to build – taste is paramount when it comes to scoring. The trick to scoring highly, Gibson says, is remembering that each judge will sample 33 desserts on the day and is unlikely to take more than one or two spoonfuls of each.
"That's a lot of sugar, so the way we design the desserts is not only packing in a lot of flavour, but we minimise sugar and fat because sugar and fat coat your tongue and they mask flavour," Gibson says.
Take the team's playfully named "Great Berrier Crunch", for example – a six-layer, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate cake combining macadamia praline, ganache, chocolate sponge, lime crémeux, raspberry jelly and chocolate glaze.
"When you taste the cake you can taste fruit acid, chocolate – you want to taste creamy, crunchy, chewy. It's a lot to fit into a spoonful," Gibson says. "The flavours are a lot more intense. It's not something you would get at a restaurant."
Sydney Harbour in chocolate, sugar and ice
Although the showpieces are not marked on flavour, each is made entirely out of the designated material, from the gold coral at the base of Sandison's sugar sculpture, right down to the glistening cocoa butter paint that chocolate competitor Justin Yu will apply to his chocolate sculpture.
Each showpiece must incorporate specific elements to demonstrate the full range of the chef's skill. "There are books of rules about how high it can go, how wide, how heavy, things you're not allowed to use," Gibson says.
The team's theme – Sydney Harbour – isn't hard to pick. Yu's chocolate sculpture, which takes 6.5 hours to build from liquid, depicts the iconic Sydney Tower soaring above the white sails of a miniature Opera House, the sky punctuated with red and yellow fireworks. The total weight: 18 kilograms. All chocolate.
"We're basically talking about building something out of fat," Gibson takes. "Judges want to see different textures and types of chocolate, no fingerprints, scratches or marks. And most of all, they want to see natural chocolate."
If the showpieces look difficult to make, it's because they are. Sandison, who will transform a small mountain of sugar into a intricate, crystalline artwork over some eight hours, says the delicacy of the finished product belies the intense physicality of the work.
"When you pull sugar you're basically trapping the air into the sugar, which helps with the shine. The cooler the sugar, the better the shine, which is why a good pastry chef keeps the sugar at a very low temperature. But that also makes it very difficult to work with," Sandison says.
"All the people I know who pull sugar are quite muscular and strong, which makes me think I should go to the gym."
But there's precious little time for the gym. These chefs have been working towards the world event for more than two years, training 12-14 hours a day, four days a week in the final months before the competition.
"When I first started, it used to take me two days to finish the one piece. I was there 12 hours to 16 hours a day doing it, whereas today it took me four hours," says Jones, whose ice carving of an angry-looking shark with razor sharp teeth weighs in at around 200 kilograms.
There have been a couple of close calls along the way, says the pastry chef who took up ice carving less than four months ago. "I nearly cut my fingers off a couple of times. The grinder nearly cut me in half once, in my stomach."
With the competition so close it is practically breathing down their necks, the team is careful about managing expectations – and stress. "It's a show and it's a mind game, but it's really a competition against yourself because it's a creative process," Sandison says. "It's not a race where the fastest person over the line wins."
But there is a line, or at least, a presentation stand, to which Sandison, Yu and Jones will have to carry their showpieces without breaking them (a task that has been the downfall of even the world's top teams). It's no mean feat, particularly when you're in an 8000 square metre gastronomic stadium, being watched by 1500 spectators, 22 judges and an excitable French media pack.
Perhaps it helps that there's €39,000 ($49,400) in prize money up for grabs, including €21,000 ($26,600) for the winning team.
But even first prize would be a drop in the ocean for a mission that has cost around $200,000. "And that's not including the thousands of hours of time that the team puts in," Gibson says. But that's okay. Team Pastry Australia isn't in it for the money. "It's for love and glory," he says.
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Treatment for Crohn's disease usually involves drug therapy or, in certain cases, surgery. There is currently no cure for the disease, and there is no one treatment that works for everyone. Doctors use one of two approaches to treatment — either "step-up," which starts with milder drugs first, or "top-down," which gives people stronger drugs earlier in the treatment process.
The goal of medical treatment is to reduce the inflammation that triggers your signs and symptoms. It is also to improve long-term prognosis by limiting complications. In the best cases, this may lead not only to symptom relief but also to long-term remission.
Anti-inflammatory drugs are often the first step in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease. They include:
Corticosteroids. Corticosteroids such as prednisone can help reduce inflammation anywhere in your body, but they have numerous side effects, including a puffy face, excessive facial hair, night sweats, insomnia and hyperactivity. More-serious side effects include high blood pressure, diabetes, osteoporosis, bone fractures, cataracts, glaucoma and increased chance of infection.
Also, corticosteroids don't work for everyone with Crohn's disease. Doctors generally use them only if you don't respond to other treatments. A newer type of corticosteroid, budesonide (Entocort EC), works faster than do traditional steroids and appears to produce fewer side effects. However, it is only effective for Crohn's disease that's in certain parts of the bowel.
Corticosteroids aren't for long-term use. But they can be used for short-term (three to four months) symptom improvement and to induce remission. Corticosteroids may also be used with an immune system suppressor — the corticosteroids can induce remission, while the immune system suppressors can help maintain it.
These drugs also reduce inflammation, but they target your immune system, which produces the substances that cause inflammation. For some people, a combination of these drugs works better than one drug alone. Immunosuppressant drugs include:
Azathioprine (Imuran) and mercaptopurine (Purinethol). These are the most widely used immunosuppressants for treatment of inflammatory bowel disease. Taking them requires that you follow up closely with your doctor and have your blood checked regularly to look for side effects, such as a lowered resistance to infection.
Short term, they also can be associated with inflammation of the liver or pancreas and bone marrow suppression. Long term, although rarely, they are associated with certain infections and cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer. They may also cause nausea and vomiting. Your doctor will use a blood test to determine whether you can take these medications.
Infliximab (Remicade), adalimumab (Humira) and certolizumab pegol (Cimzia). These drugs, called TNF inhibitors or "biologics," work by neutralizing an immune system protein known as tumor necrosis factor (TNF). They are used for adults and children with moderate to severe Crohn's disease to reduce signs and symptoms. They also may induce remission. Researchers continue to study these drugs to compare their benefits.
TNF inhibitors may be used soon after diagnosis, particularly if your doctor suspects that you're likely to have more severe Crohn's disease or if you have a fistula. Sometimes they are used after other drugs have failed. They also may be combined with an immunosuppressant in some people, but this practice is somewhat controversial.
People with certain conditions can't take TNF inhibitors. Tuberculosis and other serious infections have been associated with the use of immune-suppressing drugs. Talk to your doctor about your potential risks and have a skin test for tuberculosis, a chest X-ray and a test for hepatitis B before starting these medications. They are also associated with certain cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancers.
Methotrexate (Rheumatrex). This drug, which is used to treat cancer, psoriasis and rheumatoid arthritis, is sometimes used for people with Crohn's disease who don't respond well to other medications.
Short-term side effects include nausea, fatigue and diarrhea, and rarely, it can cause potentially life-threatening pneumonia. Long-term use can lead to bone marrow suppression, scarring of the liver and sometimes to cancer. You will need to be followed closely for side effects.
Natalizumab (Tysabri) and vedolizumab (Entyvio). These drugs work by stopping certain immune cell molecules — integrins — from binding to other cells in your intestinal lining. Natalizumab is approved for people with moderate to severe Crohn's disease with evidence of inflammation who aren't responding well to any other medications.
Because the drug is associated with a rare but serious risk of progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy — a brain disease that usually leads to death or severe disability — you must be enrolled in a special restricted distribution program to use it.
Vedolizumab recently was approved for Crohn's disease. It works like natalizumab but appears not to carry a risk of brain disease.
Antibiotics can reduce the amount of drainage and sometimes heal fistulas and abscesses in people with Crohn's disease. Some researchers also think antibiotics help reduce harmful intestinal bacteria that may play a role in activating the intestinal immune system, leading to inflammation.
Antibiotics may be used in addition to other medications or when infection is a concern, such as with perianal Crohn's disease. However, there's no strong evidence that antibiotics are effective for Crohn's disease. Frequently prescribed antibiotics include:
In addition to controlling inflammation, some medications may help relieve your signs and symptoms, but always talk to your doctor before taking any over-the-counter medications. Depending on the severity of your Crohn's disease, your doctor may recommend one or more of the following:
Your doctor may recommend a special diet given via a feeding tube (enteral nutrition) or nutrients injected into a vein (parenteral nutrition) to treat your Crohn's disease. This can improve your overall nutrition and allow the bowel to rest. Bowel rest can reduce inflammation in the short term.
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If diet and lifestyle changes, drug therapy or other treatments don't relieve your signs and symptoms, your doctor may recommend surgery. Up to one-half of individuals with Crohn's disease will require at least one surgery. However, surgery does not cure Crohn's disease.
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The benefits of surgery for Crohn's disease are usually temporary. The disease often recurs, frequently near the reconnected tissue. The best approach is to follow surgery with medication to minimize the risk of recurrence.
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Building Enthusiasm & SEO: A Worthy (and Measurable) Outcome for PR
Increasing buzz and positive sentiment around a product, concept or idea is nothing new to the field of public relations – at its core; PR is all about influencing opinions one way or another. In today's digital age, we're able to more strongly tie influence to outcomes. In the past, clip books measured the degree to which messages saturated media. Sentiment analysis and the volumes of conversation in online channels take it a step further, indicating whether or not conversations with the desired tone are on the rise (or, conversely, dropping, depending upon the desired outcome.) And we can take things a step further, by focusing on building and harnessing authentic enthusiasm.
From a search engine and social media standpoint, it feels to me that we're finally coming full circle with respect to the power of user generated content and the interconnectedness of social networks. In other words, building (and linking to) enthusiast content, and connecting that content with key audiences is fast becoming a very good idea.
There are a few reasons why this is the case, and I'll start with search engines. I've been musing on a series of blog posts appearing on SEOmoz earlier this month. If you're a frequent Googler, you've probably noticed the results you see "feel" different lately, as the big engine continues to tweak its algorithms. I'm not expert enough to quantify what I perceived as different on the SERPs (search engine results pages) my searches generate, but the folks over at SEOmoz are. A recent blog post titled "A Theory About Google: Authenticity and Passion as Ranking Signals," nailed it.
In the post, author and SEOmoz chief Rand Fishkin noted he's "…been getting the sense that there's something new in Google's algorithm – a metric or set of metrics that looks for some form of authenticity in a site and passion in the content created on a page." Common traits of the sites he's spotted in high in the SERPs that don't seem to fit the profile of a traditionally optimized web site include:
- The web site is often a small, personal or niche website and is a lengthier article or piece of prose, usually rich with images and well-formatted
- There's almost always a sense that the piece is less commercial and more personal than other results, particularly in commerce-focused queries
- The result feels like it has no SEO whatsoever, often not even a focus on keyword targeting or on-page work. It almost seems to rank in spite of itself, or the lack of knowledge the author/creator has about the rankings process
- It's almost always interesting and enjoyable; like stumbling across a great independent shop in the midst of a big-brand retail district (emphasis mine.)
So, to boil this down, Fishkin is saying that Google is somehow managing to show honest and enthusiastic content that doesn't tick the boxes on the usual criteria for high rank in search results.
This is good news for anyone who creates content, including public relations.
All around us are people who love, geek out on and are passionate about the topics our brands and organizations are promoting – even the most seemingly mundane.
To experiment, I searched a number of mundane terms that I don't believe I've ever used. I upped the ante by using my work, rather than home, computer, because I don't do much non-work-related searching on that machine (important, because Google personalizes search results.) I also logged myself out of Google.
- Search query: "laundry tips stains"
- Result: A link to "Robbie's Kitchen," a hobbyist blog, was ranked #4.
- Search query: "vegan tips"
- Result: The VeganHacker blog was number 6 in the results.
- Search query: "hiring a CIO"
- Result: A link to tech enthusiasts Scott Burkett's blog was number 5 on the SERP.
These blogs all had strong competition from big brands and publishers. Yet all had managed to land "above the fold" placement in search results, ahead of some of the big names. In my mind, this underscores the absolute requirement for brands to develop authentic voices – both in social networks, and in the content they produce. All shared the characteristics Fishkin noted.
Ultimately, good content is appreciated by your audiences – it's eagerly consumed and readily shared – facts which don't go unnoticed by search engines. And search engine rank – and the resulting qualified site traffic – are very measurable.
So, from a PR standpoint – and, let's face it, from my standpoint as the person who's coordinating a lot of public facing content for my own brand's social presences – here's what I've taken away as my imperatives:
- Enthusiasm is a key content requirement.
- Redouble efforts to find the enthusiasts within my own company. Good content needs a heavy dose of true love.
- Continue to find and connect with passionate people outside the company. Curating their content – along with my brand's – and sharing that information with my audience provides value and creates goodwill.
- Edit for interest. This will be harder, because anyone who's edited "corporate" messaging knows it can be horrifically dull and stilted. I'm hereby holding my red pen to my heart and swearing I won't approve boring stuff.
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If you remember, As You Like It's Celia is one of those forgettable roles, cousin and sidekick to the far more vivid and poetic Rosalind. But Jamie Ann Romero made Celia real, listening with deep sympathy to her cousin's problems, cavorting about the stage when things went well. This Celia was so funny and charming that she almost romped away with the entire production.
In this odd, enigmatic play by Edward Albee, Terry Burnsed played Julian, a humble priest destroyed by a Lawyer, a Cardinal, a Butler and a seductive benefactress named Alice, who may all have been acting on behalf of a corrupt and unimaginably vicious God. Burnsed's portrayal was at the heart of Tiny Alice's power and success; in fact, he acted with such integrity and passion that you wondered how he could endure repeating the role again and again through the run.
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We used to have a David Letterman-style Top 10 Filing Errors list that didn't change much over the years. But, taxpayers have found smarter ways to file in recent years, and we've had to reduce our top-ten list to a list of three.
The main reason for our list reduction is electronic filing. Last year, nearly three-quarters of Indiana filers used some type of electronic filing. Of those returns filed, 99 percent were accurate – they were error free!
But we still have paper filers, and up to 20 percent of paper-filed returns are inaccurate or have mistakes – meaning we still get to hang on to a top-three list for a little while longer.
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2011 – A very good year (July – December)
We gave you the first six months HERE… let's get going on the rest of a GREAT year! JULY – For the past several years, July has been Pride Month in Burlington (in 2012 it will be September!)… so we did a lookback at our past Pride activities… to get the city ready for Pride [...]
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Sun Valley's snowsports heritage runs deep. We're talking Marianas Trench deep. Not only was it the first ski resort in North America, but it has inspired some of the most forward thinking inventors on the slopes like Ed Scott, who brought the world the first aluminum ski pole way back in 1958. Although you may not have much use for poles outside of splitboard, and MTN Approach missions, the company Scott founded, SCOTT Sports, has diversified into a wide array of categories, including moto, bicycle, eyewear, outerwear, helmets, technical apparel, accessories and more, that are most likely on your shelves, in your closet, and in your garage.
Over the past 54 years, SCOTT has grown into an international player, and is on track to hit $500 million in sales this year. While it was purchased in 2005 by a foreign investor, Beat Zaugg, the company remains firmly entrenched in Ketchum and built a new headquarters there in 2008.
We had the chance to take a tour of the facilities with U.S. Marketing Manager Adam Greene:
Follow the jump for a timeline of SCOTT's history.


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If you can make it work with any interface I would consider adding it to backtrack.
It shouldn't be that difficult to troubleshoot this. On line 1147, it is trying to open a file, the output of airodump. Seems like there is no output at all. Did you check your interface if it is actually present?? You said you're using the same card as mine (r8187). When you start the script, the card being used should appear opposite the "MODE: crack ----> using: wlan0 == 00:C0:xx:xx:xx
In the program, the way I'm auto detecting the interface is by reading the /proc/net/wireless (not sure if every linux distro has that file though). The program gets either the first, or the last, in case you have multiple interfaces.
Also, some cards require few more commands before you can start them up. It shouldn't be that difficult to write a function that takes an interface name as an argument and execute the necessary commands to set the card before proceeding. e.g, "iwpriv rfmontx 1" etc. In my case with alfa (r8187) i don't have to do anything but to make sure the driver is loaded. Don't even have to put it in monitor mode since airodump does this automatically. Others can really contribute to this if they have different cards than mine.
I edited the script to manually select card no luck though, Im currently connected to an AP would you like me to release that connection, ill download the script fresh again, also would u like me to iwconfig wlan0 up before executing it and/or call up or stop drivers with airmon
p.s I only have the internal laptop card and the 036h so before messing around with anything i just tried uncommenting the "last" line to select the other interface, received same output .
Sometimes I try to fit a 16-character string into an 8byte space, on purpose.
It doesn't matter whether the AP is using 64 bit or 128. Cracking begins whenever the min_iv count variable has been reached. By default it was set to 15k IVs because some 64 bit APs can be cracked with as little as that. The side effect of this however when facing a 128bit AP, IV counting (IV counts being displayed)will stop and aircrack-ng does its thing in the background. So you won't have any idea how many IVs you have collected so far until the key is found.
Nope no network manager, Its definitely clean its a live distro received same error "killed"
again no "using: wlan0 == xx:xx:xx:xx:xx" to be seen anywhere
How about exact instructions on how you do it from terminal
from unzipping to executing.
Sometimes I try to fit a 16-character string into an 8byte space, on purpose.
The following setup is guaranteed to work:
1. Ubuntu Linux. (whether inside vmware or not)
2. Latest aircrack-ng (with modifications to aircrack-ng.c/airodump-ng.h)
3. Alfa AWUS036H with driver (r8187, old not the new linux kernel built-in) obtained from aircrack-ng.org
4. macchanger
5. Term::ReadKey (obtained from search.cpan.org)
6. DHCLIENT (optional if you're only cracking)
6. Root privilege
7. Writable directory
Sometimes I try to fit a 16-character string into an 8byte space, on purpose.
If this can be modified for use with the live cd and any adapter i think you should consider combining the 2. Would be nice to have a 1script wonder for all WAP testing. CUPP could also be easily integrated.
One more thing, cybrsniper has a nice little wep auto hack script you might want to take a look at. There might be some things you can cut and paste to make this more versatile.
I'd offer my help but sadly this is completely out of my range for the moment.
Using backtrack for the first time is like being 10 years old again with the keys to a Ferrari.


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Thread: Posterior Labour
21st March 2012 09:04 PM #1
Posterior Labour
I have just come across this video on YouTube - I see a lot of videos and this one is better than most. It is well put together and tells a wonderful story of a woman having a homebirth after a very long posterior labour. The look on her face as the baby is born is just beautiful. Enjoy
21st March 2012 11:22 PM #2
How beautiful. What an encouragement for women (like myself) who have experienced a long labour. I would love for my next labour to be a positive experience like this lady's birth seems to have been. I am considering hypnobirthing.
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Beautiful video - great footage! Thanks for sharing this posterior labour video.
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It's weird but I have had 10 posterior births and never any of the symptoms associated with them. In fact, all my births have been very quick. A couple, only 2 contractions ten minutes apart. If, I had had the ultrasounds and been told it was posterior and to expect a long labour, I wonder if my labours would have been different.


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Kevin Farley has truly established himself as a comedic presence both on the big screen and television.
Farley grew up in Madison, WI, as the fourth child of five children and he attended Marquette University where he earned a business degree. Farley then went to work for his father's business, but eventually moved to Chicago and studied at the famed Second City and continues to be active as a key alumnus. Then it didn't take long for him to establish himself as a comedic presence both on the big screen and television in Los Angeles.
He immediately began working with Adam Sandler in The Waterboy and also starred in the comedic films Black Sheep and Beverly Hills Ninja. Then Farley landed a starring role as "Doug Linus" on MTV's sitcom 2gether where he was met with rave reviews. Farley has also been seen in numerous hit TV series such as That '70s Show, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Joey, Just Shoot Me, Curb Your Enthusiasm, United States of Tara, True Jackson, VP and many more.
In the feature film An American Carol (Directed by David Zucker) Farley's lead character is a spoof on director Michael Moore as the storyline moves into a satirical look at Hollywood and America's politically correct culture. He is visited by three spirits who take him on a hilarious journey in an attempt to show him the true meaning of America. The supporting cast included Kelsey Grammer, Jon Voight, Leslie Nielsen and the late Dennis Hopper.
Farley moved behind the camera as co-writer and co-director of Hollywood & Wine, which takes an irreverent look at an actress struggling because she's a dead ringer for a tabloid train wreck-type actress. Alongside Kevin Farley and co-writer John Farley this hilarious film stars a unique cast of comedians, (SNL alum) Chris Kattan, David Spade, Norm MacDonald, Horatio Sanz, Chris Parnell as well as Nicky Whelan, Chazz Palminteri, and Vivica Fox.
Next up for Farley is the feature film White Knight (released January 2011). Farley stars alongside Tom Sizemore and Stacy Keach. It's about a Texas Ku Klux Klan member confronts everything he's been taught to hate when he's sentenced to three years of hard labor on a prison work farm. An unconventional love story develops that opens their eyes to the possibility of a different life. And a man who was a born and bred racist finds himself heading down a completely different path to salvation.
White Knight Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyqIroSjpBY
Listen in on iTunes Radio to the Farley Bros Radio show as Kevin and John (along with traffic cop comedienne Carissa Kosta) spin hilarious takes on life, love, family and more. Drawing on their long history in Improv comedy, the gang riffs on news-of-the-weird stories from all corners of the planet and their very own wild experiences in and out of the entertainment galaxy. From Madison to Hollywood and all points in between, it's a free-flowing conversation undeniably
"Farley" style.
Multi-tasking his truly gifted talents is easy for Farley – he does it all with a fabulously contagious sense of humor, both on screen and off.
BOBBY MIYAMOTO BIO Bobby Miyamoto has made appearances on Comedy Central, CBS's "Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" and "Comics Unleashed." He has also been featured on the Animal Planet, TBS and TruTv. Bobby grew up in Boise, Idaho. He began his career writing comedy for Premiere Radio Networks where he wrote comedy for radio stations all around the country. Now he performs at clubs and colleges for all types of crowds, mainly drunk ones.
Other TV appearances include ImaginAsian's "Comedy Zen," AZN"s "Asia Street Comedy, NBC's "Last Comic Standing" and "Red Eye." He also performed internationally on the popular Dutch stand-up TV show "The Comedy Factory."


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You don't always need to buy the latest and the greatest. A simple compatible BT machine and one or more chead/decent machines that can run windows and a Vmware images is a good start. Of course you will need some way for the machines to communicate on the network. A simple router can do this.
As for a good machine of course the more the merrier is generally a good bit of advice. But you don't need 8 gigs of ram. Plenty of HDD space, and for graphics most would probably recommend one that is compatible with cuda/pyrit.
This could go on for days and weeks but that should get you started.
There are also several threads on setting up home-made labs etc here on the forums.
See also de-ice and Damn Vulnerable Linux.


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USC law dean candidates to make campus visits
Five candidates for dean of the University of South Carolina School of Law have accepted invitations to visit the campus in the coming weeks. Each will make a two-day visit, meeting with faculty, students, staff, alumni, administrators and the legal community.
The candidates:
- David S. Caudill, Arthur M. Goldberg Family Chair and professor of law, Villanova University School of Law, Villanova, Pa.
- Stephen W. Mazza, interim dean and professor of law, University of Kansas School of Law, Lawrence, Kan.
- Susan M. Richey, associate dean and professor of law, University of New Hampshire School of Law, Concord, N.H.
- Scott N. Schools, associate deputy attorney general, Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
- Robert M. Wilcox, associate dean for academic affairs and professor of law, University of South Carolina School of Law.
Schedules for the candidates' visits will be announced as their itineraries are completed. The university is conducting a nationwide search for the law school's next dean. The new dean is expected to assume the job in summer of 2011.
The School of Law, founded in 1867, educates lawyers for leadership in South Carolina and across the nation. The 42 current faculty members serve a student body of some 700 students. The school's graduates hold positions of prominence in the state and federal judiciaries, the South Carolina General Assembly, Congress, and state and national professional associations.


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RIALTO - It's a simple idea but a powerful one.
The Rialto Unified School District's Parent Summit is a comprehensive plan to involve parents with their child's education.
Early Saturday morning, more than 3,000 parents gathered at Rialto High School to participate in the third annual Parent Summit.
Rialto Unified Superintendent Harold Cebrun said the whole idea was to get more parents involved with their children - and not just baking cookies and cupcakes.
"The message was to get parents involved in kids' education and the school district. This is their district. These are their schools," Cebrun said.
Amid a festive, scholastic fair atmosphere with red, white and blue balloons, vendors, cheerleaders and the Eisenhower High School band, parents and children visited booths from each of the 29 schools in the district.
They gathered information and purchased items from each school's booth before packing into the gymnasium in a spirited pep rally.
Then parents attended workshops on a variety of topics throughout the morning.
Cebrun said that in 2009 when he first came to the district, he met Curtis Winton, a Vietnam veteran, who challenged him to do something to involve parents.
"So I challenged him to help me do it," the superintendent said. "Curtis took the lead and became the founder of the Parents Summit. One of the spin-offs was the Parent Institute, which gets even more parents involved with their children."
Winton, the district parent liaison, said he wanted to get everyone together.
The Parent Summit has been moving ever since.
"The relationship is stronger," Winton said. "The parent bond in the district is stronger. The parents are becoming more educated, more functional inside of education.
"We all know if parents don't get involved with their children's education - there's no foundation and no support - then those children are going to fail."
Graduation rates are growing and GPAs in the district are increasing in the last three years - all attributable to the new parent/educator/student program.
"The structure is like a three-legged table," Winton said. "You have students, administration and parents. Any one of the three not doing what they're supposed to do, the table falls."
Reach Michel via email, find her on Twitter @michelnolan, or call her at 909-386-3859.


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Pioneers defeat TornadosSeptember 23, 2009
Tusculum defeats Brevard 7-0
Brevard, N.C. - Tusculum jumped on the Tornados early and did not let up for 90 minutes. Anteneh Lemma's hat trick led the Pioneers along with Marc Joseph's two goals as Tusculum defeated Brevard 7-0.
Tusculum improved to 5-1-1 and 1-1 in the conference as Brevard falls to 1-7 and 0-2 in the conference.
The Pioneers began scoring early. Their first goal came five minutes into the game when Andres Jarquin connected with Lemma who put a shot into the bottom right corner of the net for his first goal of the game.
Tusculum scored again in the seventh minute when Scott Lucky's corner kick hooked to Phillip Hagan for a header goal. Then at 10:04 Lucky assisted in another goal, this time off of a free kick curled into the box, and was tapped in by Joseph.
Jarquin scored a goal to go with his assist at 18:30 when he took a pass from Nick Rich and kicked the ball under a diving Thomas Kombol. Rich assisted on the next a goal a minute later when he crossed a pass to Lemma for his second goal.
Tusculum scored once more after the Brevard defense blocked a shot from Jarquin that deflected to Joseph who knocked the ball into the net from inside of the box for his second goal of the game.
Lemma completed the hat trick 66:58 off of a pass from Sven Meyer putting Tusculum up 7-0.
Craig Galloway and Tim Blevins both threatened to score within the last five minutes, but Andy Goellner, who replaced Lance Moore in goal with 26 minutes remaining, saved both shots.
The Tornados were almost even with the Pioneers in shots as the Tornados shot 12 times with 6 on goal and the Pioneers shot 15 times with 7 on goal.
Brevard returns to action on Saturday. The Tornados game scheduled for Saturday has been moved to Lenior-Rhyne due to poor field conditions. Game time is 4:00 p.m.