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I for one am interested - can you create some folder structure, tar.gz-ip them and host them somewhere, say, rapidshare? Some of the tools on the list have not made it yet in the Big 4 so they would be a sweet addition to the toolset..
You may of noticed, a few months ago I wrote on this forum saying that I'd be making a distribution of BackTrack built on Ubuntu.
This means, all the tools of BackTrack, on Ubuntu.
However, ran into quite a few problems, including having to recreate my distribution from a clean install of Ubuntu 8 times.
I have recently begun on the path of packaging each of the tools featured on the BackTrack Tool List into .deb format.
I have gotten about 50% of the tools into .deb packages.
(This includes ones I've made & those that I have found in other repositories)
Ended up having too much work to do, and it seems that BackTrack 4 has beat me to the punch!
(guess that's the advantage of having more than one person working on a distribution, more things get done, faster!)
Is that right? Or would the BackTrack team like any of my precompiled .deb, to save them a little hassle?
It's not that I've completely given up on my distribution, but I don't see the need to create the other half of Debian packages, if they have already been packaged for me.
So, since I like helping Linux communties, I will offer you all work with the creation/gathering of .deb packages that I have acquired in my mission to "port BackTrack to Ubuntu".
I haven't had a chance to go through the BackTrack Debian repository yet, so I don't know if you have already done this.
Please tell me if you are interested (not via PM, but as reply to this thread).
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I for one am interested - can you create some folder structure, tar.gz-ip them and host them somewhere, say, rapidshare? Some of the tools on the list have not made it yet in the Big 4 so they would be a sweet addition to the toolset..
Panarchy, I mean no offense by this whatsoever but what is the guarantee that the packages are on the up and up? How are people supposed to trust the source?
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
How can you trust any source?
Especially, how can you trust Linux at all?
It's rare that people get paid for writing Linux, what makes you trust them?
xorred: Please tell me exactly which .deb's you want. As I said before, I've only created/found 50% of the tools in .deb packages, so I may not have all the .deb's you want. But please tell me exactly which ones you want, and I'll upload them somewhere.
...and to agree with Wyze, why should anyone trust your packages over the BT4 distro? Many of us have met Muts and the others, I don't think anyone here knows who you are.
I'd say you're less trustworthy than the dev's of BT.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
I just want to be nice, and save you guys a bit of time by providing you with the Debian Packages I spent ages creating.
Of course no one knows who I am, as I like to have (at least a semblance of) anonymity online.
The offer is still up, so someone please tell the developers about this thread.
There are developers on the RE team who are doing just this.. so I'm pretty sure a "No Thanks" is in order.
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I wonder where Lee Cage fits into the rankings?
I wonder where Lee Cage fits into the rankings?
I'd definitely rate him above Silva, maybe even higher than God.
I've never seen so much fight from Lee Cage as this video, he bobs, moves, lands shots.... He should apply this to MMA.
funny that when mike was scheduled to fight boetche his detractors came out in force and said that it's proof that bisping isn't a top level guy and is basically a bitch for taking the fight rather than a top 2-3 ranked guy.....but then that fight falls through, weidman gets to fight him and apparently it's just another step/proof weidman is ready for a shot?
not a tad hypocritical that mindset?
both bisping and weidman are 1 big win away from deserving a shot imo, i thought they'd fight each other. but whatever the ufc have in store of weidman, mike should definitely get his shot if he beats belfort.
also, its fucking rediculous how people scratch around to discredit bisping...he lost to "the worst" chael sonnen...do me a fucking favour. mike simply outfought sonnen, made him look shit, nullified him and 9 times out of 10 wins that fight.
bispings only losses in the ufc have come against the greatest names in the sport: Rashad, Silva. Hendo. sonnen.
3 of which he could very easily have taken the decision on another day.
fucking pathetic to make out he doesn't fight top guys.
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
I appreciate your views though dude and like I said just above it is a matter of opinion.
it certainly is mate. i think both weidman and mike are a big win away from deserving a title shot each. as i said i thought that fight would be against one another whilst anderson killed time fighting bonner up a weight. but the ufc obvs have different plans, if weidman does in in december, and win well, then fair play ihe warrants and shot and mike can wait to be next in line if he beats vitor.
bisping has proven hes a top guy, he's a step below the elite and i think his losses shot that, but he's not far off and now looking much improved, with solid wins on the bounce i think a win against belfort will be big enough to justify a shot, certainly as much as cote,maia, leites etc
"The more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed in war"
Obviously as per the rankings Weidman should be next in line BUT he is a reletive novice and has only actually beat one ranked guy (Munoz) and where as Bisping has been around much longer has also only beaten one current ranked guy but since when do the UFC go by the rankings? Sonnen moves to LHW and gets an immediate title shot!! UFC book fights that sell PPV's so the rankings mean nothing.
If he wins and hangs in there then fair enough, I personally don't see him beating Silva or Weidman but he'd definitely be deserving if he can do that.
And just to add it on GSP has to get passed Condit before we start talking super fights again

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bohm had tried to wriggle out of every clause in his contract.
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The Tornados took the field for the final time of the 2011 spring season in front of family and friends on Sunday, having to move their game back due to poor field conditions on Saturday afternoon, but with a clear sky and warm day, the players and the fans enjoyed the atmosphere of the Spring Game.
Prior to the Spring Game, the BC football coaching staff took the field at 1:30 p.m., presenting a free clinic to the local players in the Brevard community. The coaching staff split up the 11 boys and ran them through a series of drills, teaching them the fundamentals of the game and how to position themselves, with emphasis being placed in form tackling, defensive back pedaling and reacting, offensive lineman drills and proper dropbacks and form throwing from the quarterback position.
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Arrick Blevins would add a 28 yard field goal later in the half to put the score at 10-0 and Church would find the end zone again early in third quarter, this time from four yards out to put the score at 17-0.
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7th Annual Borton Mosely Distinguished Lecture on Eurasia: "A Reassessment of Sino-Russian Relations: How National Identities Trump National Interests" Schapiro Center, Davis Auditorium
Weatherhead East Asian Institute and Harriman Institute
Tuesday, April 9, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM (EDT)
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Event Details
Speaker: Gilbert Rozman, Musgrave Professor of Sociology, Princeton University
Moderator: Charles Armstrong, Director, Center for Korean Research, Columbia University
For fifty years since writing a junior independent paper on Sino-Soviet relations, Rozman has been following mutual images in Moscow and Beijing and their wildly fluctuating relations. This talk will provide an updated assessment, focusing on the most recent developments.
Combining comparisons of Chinese and Russian national identities and analysis of Sino-Russian relations, the talk will assess factors that have driven these two countries closer together over the past decade. Using a six-dimensional framework for the study of national identities and the role of national identity gaps in bilateral relations, Rozman will discuss the presence of a communist great power national identity syndrome and its strengthening under Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping.
Attention will likewise be paid to divisive forces, especially linked to relations with other countries in Asia. Coverage will touch on new momentum in Russo-Japanese relations, developments related to North and South Korea, and divergence over Central Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. National interests associated with views of these areas will be evaluated in relation to the power of national identity, as seen particularly in attitudes toward the United States. The talk will conclude with suggestions on how evolving Sino-Russian relations are impacting reorganization in Eurasia and the prospects for regionalism.
Gilbert Rozman Bio:
Gilbert Rozman taught at Princeton University from 1970 to 2013. He first went to Princeton for a junior year in the Critical Languages Program before returning to Carleton College for an independent study major in Chinese and Russian studies. As a Princeton graduate student, he prepared a field on Chinese, Russian, and Japanese societies. In the 1970s his writings compared premodern urban development first in China and Japan and then with a focus on Russia, and modernization first in Japan and Russia and then with a focus on China. Following a 1977-78 stay in the Soviet Union to assess Soviet studies of China, he turned his attention to the intersection of international relations and sociology. Since 1979 he has been a professor and was named the Musgrave Professor of Sociology in 1992
Rozman's books and articles have appeared in series. In the 1980s he wrote on Soviet debates about China, Chinese debates about the Soviet Union, and finally the Japanese debate on the Gorbachev era. In the 1990s his main emphasis was on the search for regionalism, culminating in Northeast Asia's Stunted Regionalism, a book on flawed thinking and bilateral distrust on how to achieve this goal. After starting Korean studies, Rozman edited a number of books that put Korea at the center of Northeast Asian transformation.
Charles Armstrong Bio
Professor Armstrong's next book is Tyranny of the Weak: North Korea and the World, 1950–1990 (Cornell University Press, forthcoming 2013). He is also writing the Modern East Asia volume for the Wiley-Blackwell series Concise History of the Modern World, to be published in 2014. His next research project is concerned with trans-Pacific Cold War culture and U.S.-East Asian relations. Professor Armstrong's recent books include The Koreas (Routledge, 2007); Puk Chosŏn Tansaeng, the Korean translation of The North Korean Revolution, 1945–1950 (Seoul: Booksea, 2006; originally Cornell University Press, 2003); Korea at the Center: Dynamics of Regionalism in Northeast Asia (M. E. Sharpe, 2006, coeditor); and Korean Society: Civil Society, Democracy, and the State (Routledge, 2002, editor; 2nd edition, 2006). Professor Armstrong teaches courses on Korean history, U.S.–East Asian relations, the Vietnam War, and approaches to international and global history. He is a frequent commentator in the U.S. and foreign mass media on contemporary Korean, East Asian, and Asian-American affairs. Professor Armstrong received his BA from Yale, MA from the London School of Economics, and PhD from the University of Chicago.
Professor Armstrong teaches courses on Korean history, U.S.–East Asian relations, the Vietnam War, and approaches to international and global history. He is a frequent commentator in the U.S. and foreign mass media on contemporary Korean, East Asian, and Asian-American affairs. Professor Armstrong received his BA from Yale, his MA from the London School of Economics, and his PhD from the University of Chicago.
He joined the Columbia faculty in 1996.
About the Lecture
Hugh Borton, 1903-1995, and Philip Mosely, l905-l972, were remarkable individuals, who compiled outstanding records of scholarship, teaching, and public service. Borton began his lifelong involvement with Japan in the late l920s,studying at Tokyo Imperial University in the 1930s and joining the Columbia faculty in 1937. From l930-l932,Philip Mosely spent two grueling years in Leningrad researching his Harvard dissertation. He joined the Columbia faculty in l940.
During WWII both served in the State Department. Philip Mosely specialized on planning for post-war Europe, also serving as an advisor at major Allied war- and postwar conferences. Borton engaged in post-war planning for Japan, playing a significant role in the preservation of the Japanese Emperor, then widely regarded as a war criminal. Borton argued that deposing him would have made governing an occupied Japan an impossible challenge.
Borton returned to Columbia in 1948 as Associate Director of the newly established East Asian Institute (now the Weatherhead East Asian Institute), serving as Director from l954-57. Under his leadership, the Institute became a major center for research and teaching. Nationally he helped found what later became the Association for Asian Studies; he was its President in 1957-58. He then became President of Haverford College, returning in 1967 to the East Asian Institute as a Senior Research Associate.
Mosely was a co-founder in 1946 of Columbia's Russian Institute (now the Harriman Institute), vigorously promoting Soviet studies and serving as Director from l951-l955. Mosely was a marvelous teacher and mentor. He contributed greatly to the national advancement of Slavic studies in the US. From l955-53 he served as Director of Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, but returned to Columbia in l963, as Director of the European Institute, and as Adlai Stevenson Professor of International Relations.
Both Borton and Mosely stood up in defense of academic freedom during the McCarthy years. By all accounts, both were wonderful human beings who greatly influenced and affected those around them. This lecture series is a fitting tribute to them.
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Schapiro Center, Davis Auditorium
Columbia University
New York,
Tuesday, April 9, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM (EDT)
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The faculty members of the Institute are members of Columbia's Schools of Business, Law, International and Public Affairs, Arts and Sciences, and Barnard College. Annually, the Institute hosts a diverse group of visiting scholars, professionals, and students from the United States and abroad.
Since its founding in 1946, the Harriman Institute, formerly the Russian Institute, has maintained its position as a leading center for the advancement of knowledge in the field of Russian and Eurasian studies through the research conducted by its faculty, students, fellows and visiting scholars and the training of scholars and professionals.
The Harriman Institute strives to facilitate the effective use of the unique resources it possesses to further the work of the diverse community of scholars in residence, students and the more than 60 faculty members who make up the Harriman Institute faculty. Taken together, the library collections of Columbia and the New York Public Library constitute the single largest concentration of Russian-language materials in the country. Moreover, the numerous resources of New York City—the U.N. missions, the many foundations and societies based in the city, the wealth of museums, special collections and archives, to name just a few—ideally complement those of Columbia University.
The Harriman Institute, through its programs, conferences, lectures, and publications, seeks to create a forum for intellectual exchange and the further enhancement of our students' education.


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Entering an already crowded landscape of late night television, the new "Arsenio Hall Show" premieres tonight in syndication - almost 20 years after the last episode of Hall's first talk show aired in 1994. Hall says viewers should expect the same Arsenio, just in a new age of pop culture. Fellow comedian Chris Tucker will be Arsenio's first guest on the revived show on Monday. He's also booked face time with Ice Cube, Magic Johnson, Mark Harmon, Angela Bassett and Penn & Teller in the show's first week.
The original "Arsenio Hall Show" ran from 1989 to 1994. The series made Hall the first African-American late night talk show host. It was also groundbreaking in the fact that it was the first and, for a time, the only showcase for hip-hop artists. Arsenio also welcomed controversial guests to his show like Nation of Islam Leader Louis Farrakhan and became a television footnote when then-presidential candidate Bill Clinton dropped by the show to show off his saxophone-playing skills in 1992.


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Looking for time travel celebi UT. Can offer any pokemon. Must be legit PM me
Looking for time travel celebi UT. Can offer any pokemon. Must be legit PM me
looking for any Celebi, can offer a UT level 30 japanese mew, PM me guize!
Pearl FC: 0302 1868 0933
I am willingly putting up my Celebi's for trade....a lvl 25 Adament and a lvl 30 Timid....PM me for offers....really interested Sinnoh legendaries especially...!
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I've got a time traveling celebi
looking for
Shiny Charizard
Shiny Umbreon
Shiny Hippowdon
Looking for the 3 legendary dogs as im too lazy to get them, tell me what you want
be serious and realistic though
Open 24/7 for battles and trades!
If u need a legendery pokemon just pm me i got all legendary's.
Friendcodes :
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-Heart Gold : 1162-2641-8800 - Name : BRAM
ATM Looking For :
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-Any shiny pokemon
Nature : Rash
Ability : Plus
Stats : HP 40 / Attack 20 / Defense 18 / Sp. Atk 31 / Sp. Def 21 / Speed 32
Level : 13 UT
Gender : Male
This Plusle is from Pokemon Colosseum (gamecube). You can get it if u help Duking gettin Mirror B. away from Pyrite Town. Very exclusive.
Looking for any celebi. Can offer really a lot. PM me.
Im willing to trade a lvl 100, lvl 50 or lvl 30 Celebi. My wants are as follows:
Azurill, Lileep, Deoxys, Glameow, or Finneon...
PM me for offers
Last edited by Sweet Lou; 14th May 2010 at 7:46 AM.
Strange Team So Far:
Looking to dextrade for Celebi.
Current Y Team
Badges: 0
Kalos Pokedex: 0/0
Current Location: None
Current Goal: Shiny Hunting (X) | Collecting Badges (Y) | SR Cartridge (AS) | Making A Living Pokedex (OR)
X Safari: Crawdaunt, Mighteyena, and Liepard
Living Dex Status: Kanto (151/151) | Johto (100/100) | Hoenn (135/135) | Sinnoh (64/107) | Unova (110/156) | Kalos (61/70)
Current Shiny Hunt
, 600+ Eggs, MM/Shiny harm
Recent Shiny
, 109 Eggs, MM/Shiny Charm
I have legit 'Ageto' and 'Mitsurin' Celebis and I'm looking for a legit Arceus.
PM me for details!
Black FC: 3010 2888 9665
Looking for a legit Celebi. Have a lot of Pokemon (minus any event Pokemon), so just ask and I'll see if I have it.
I no longer have a lvl 100 celebi......sstill have a lvl 50 & 30...
now looking for deoxys or a glameow...
PM me for offers....
Strange Team So Far:
ok so my lvl 30 celebi is gone and i have a glameow that i have been looking for.....
I still have a lvl 50 Celebi and its only up for a trade with any deoxys....
PM me if you're interested....
Strange Team So Far:
Looking for a Celebi for Heartgold, willing to offer Shiny Kricketune (UT) lv. 17 (from Diamond), Lv. 5 (UT) Jirachi (Gamestop), or TRU Lv. 100 Arceus (UT). Can offer EV training instead of one or two pokemon instead of trading for the above pokemon.
PM for trade. Celebi must be legit, can trade anything with PKRUS so just ask, really just looking for Dex information. Breeding all starters.
Last edited by ki773n; 19th May 2010 at 6:30 PM.
Wanting to trade-back for Celebi's Entry.
Please PM me.
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thats right being the type of person i am gonna start a pokemon lottery how much does it cost to enter its completley free just pm me you want to join in on the lottery with your FC. just PM ME and on saturday ill pick out a random number whoever is closest gets the prize so what do you have to lose PM me to join in on the pokemon lottery
Hey im lookin for a celebi, manaphy, shaymin and darkrai. im only missin a few pokes to finish my dex, namely event legends.
For the celebi, manaphy, shaymin, and darkrai:
i got every single breedable poke inlcludin all starters
3 birds trio
3 dog trio
3 regis
3 spirit trio
evolution items
tms and berries
pp ups and other misc. items
also if u dont want to give up ur poke, then we can do a trade back since i only need their info for my dex.
Edit: I just got the other 3. Now i only need a celebi, and again if u dont want to give up ur celebi then a trade back is perfectly fine with me.
Last edited by Linknayru; 17th May 2010 at 4:43 AM.
Completed Date- 5/23/10
Method: Masuda method
Hatched egg: #4(extremely lucky and unintentional)
Level: 1
Date: 2/20/10
ive still got many TT celebis leave VM if you want one ALL OF MINE ARE SHINY AND LVL 10
Last edited by shiny palkia; 17th May 2010 at 9:26 PM. Reason: IDC
3DS Friend Code: 0662-6024-7335
Looking for ANY Deoxys at the moment....lvl 50 Celebi up for trading! PM me if anything
Strange Team So Far:
Guys dont trade a deoxys to Sweet Lou. He's trading hacked celebis
I need a shiny, low level, adament(if possible), charmander with good IVs!!!
Looking for an untrained Celebi of any kind. Bold/Modest/Timid/Calm natures are preferred. Got some things to offer, listing below. Can name/rename any pokemon. Not the best list, but I'm slowly building this up.
Shinies (Not great natured, though, all untrained):
Calm/Impish Slowpoke
Hardy/Adamant Spoink
Adamant Cubone
Untrained Hoenn Naive Latias
Lvl 50 Hoenn Serious Latios
Untrained Relaxed Hoenn Kyogre
Untrained Lonely FR Mewtwo
Various Rare Pokemons:
Calm untrained Feebas, can evolve into Milotic if desired
Reaper Cloth
Lucky Egg
Various Evolution Stones (Minus Dawn)
TMs (I got alot of them, ask and I will see)
I can also infect any pokemon with Pokerus, including any you want from my lists above. Can also chain breed egg moves and TMs onto some pokemon.
PM me if interested.
HG Friend Code: 4898-8608-0454
Platinum Friend Code: 0947-4920-7625
White Friend Code: 3826-8534-1695
3DS Friend Code: 0018-0670-5243
Looking for any legit, uncloned celebi. PM me with what you want and I'll see what I can do!


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Our 1st baby arrived two weeks ago. We were discharged from hospital on Wed. Our girl was brought to Dr Mortimer for her follow up visit on Fri. Dr Mortimer insisted to have blood draw on our baby there because she thought she looked yellow. As Asian we do look more yellowish than other races. However my baby girl had two bilirubin tests done at hospital and passed both. One of the tests is within 48 hours . We were unsure about necessity to have another blood draw on our tiny baby. So we turned her down and went to another pediatrician on the same street for second thought. There we were told the baby is fine and were suggested to monitor the amount of dirty diapers. But this Dr. keeps calling us and left threatening messages to ask us to bring our baby back to her office. She even mentions she'll report to authorities to take our baby away from us if we don't do that. We have to send her a certified mail stating she is fired and no longer our girl's pediatrician to end the nightmare.
Nothing but respect for this wonderful doctor. She takes her time to care for our son and daughter and we appreciate her thoroughness....even to the point of calling us after hours to discuss our needs. Yes, the office can be crowded, but I have never experienced any rudeness from the staff - they seem to be doing the best they can with the situation at hand. I would recommend Dr. Mortimer to anyone who needs a Pediatrician.
Honestly this is the first review I've ever written..for anyone.I actually went on this site to get Dr. Dori's mailing address and read her reviews out of curiosity. Dr. Dori has been the pediatrician for both my daughters for the past twelve years. Both of my daughters have special needs with on going medical problems. I have come to respect and love this woman/doctor for not only her compassionate and incredible professional care but also because she truly loves her job caring for children. Dr. Dori and her staff will make every attempt, oftentimes after hours, to not only ensure that children are treated and healthy, but will refer you to other specialist if it is something that warrants furthur medical treatment. Her staff has always been kind and professional, sweet and caring.The complaints I read about waiting time are either exagerated or simply untrue.Yes at times, there are emergencies and sometimes we need to be paitent and appreciate that we have medical care in this country.
Dr. Mortimer cares and enjoys a challenge. She also has lots of connections or professionals she can recommend you to for additional assistance for your child. Previous reviewer is correct though. I've been on hold about 3 hours over the last year just to TALK to see if we could get in for an appointment for ear infections, colds, etc. (After 30 minutes on hold I hang up). We end up at Urgent Care or CVS Minute Clinic instead.
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Box office proceeds from the Dec. 15 performance will be donated to the American Red Cross's Superstorm Sandy relief efforts.
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(Geismer, LA) -- One person is dead and dozens more are injured following today's explosion at a Louisiana chemical plant. Officials recovered the body from the scene at the Williams Olefins chemical plant, and the search continues for more possible victims. About a dozen victims were airlifted from the scene. Residents living near the plant are being advised to shelter in place, but officials do not believe there is a risk to the public. There's still no word on what caused the explosion.


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Unlike Scot, I love novels. In fact, one of the challenges of my life is that, as a blogger and non-fiction writer, I am plied with non-fiction books that publishers and authors wish me to read, endorse, and review. While that is a great honor, and I'm usually happy to oblige, I much prefer to read fiction, and how I wish that I were sent novels to review.
So last January, feeling flush with a little Christmas cash, I ordered a few novels from Amazon. I picked them by surveying several "best novels of the new millennium" lists and chose the books that seemed to come up with regularity, and the first I dove into was Susanna Clark's masterpiece, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell. Half-a-year and 845 pages later, I finished it last night.
It is said that what differentiates good from great in a fantasy or science fiction novel is the author's ability to create a world that is wholly believable and self-contained. This, for instance, is the brilliance of JRR Tolkien in The Lord of the Rings. (CS Lewis who, like the Beatles, is overrated, did an admirable job of the same in Narnia.)


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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Cleveland's Justin Masterson threw four no-hit innings and Lonnie Chisenhall hit his first home run of spring training in the Indians' 7-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday.
Arizona starter Trevor Cahill left the game after jamming his right knee covering first base on a groundout with two outs in the fifth inning. Cahill is scheduled to start the second of the Diamondbacks' two-game season-opening series against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Australia on March 23.
After the game, to no one's surprise, manager Terry Francona said Masterson would be the Indians' opening-day starter. " I think it's a big honor for him," Francona said.
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Masterson faced the minimum 12 batters, thanks to three Cleveland double plays, two on throws from right fielder Jeff Francoeur.
"There were a lot of close pitches that I was happy with," he said. "I was around the zone. I got behind in the count once in a while but I had some great plays behind me."
Cahill had a shaky outing, allowing five runs on nine hits in 4 2/3 innings, including Chisenhall's two-run homer in the fourth.
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"I didn't hear a pop so I knew it probably wasn't too bad," Cahill said. "It felt like a really bad cramp. I was just kind of scared at first. And it settled down and started releasing. I felt like, OK, it shouldn't be anything serious. It just went away pretty quick, so I was fortunate."
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As with any scarring our body has the ability to heal its self.
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Can you get through the winter in the Wilmington, NC area with a 3/2 wetsuit?
I think the water temps get down to 50 or 52 degrees in late winter.
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Can you get through the winter in the Wilmington, NC area with a 3/2 wetsuit?
I think the water temps get down to 50 or 52 degrees in late winter.
i have a 3/2 with boots,gloves and headgear in myrtle beach i can go about 90 min.
after that the feet begin to freeze!
NO, i live in Wilmington and you wont be abe to get by with 3/2 you need a 4/3 with booties and gloves
Well, I guess I'll keep going as long as I can in the 3/2 and maybe consider getting a 4/3 later...I've already got the boots and gloves.
Or maybe just go for short sessions if I'm too cheap to buy the 4/3.:D
I'm already wearing my booties and gloves, my feet were numb in 62 degree water. I guess I'll keep going out in the 3/2 until I can't stand it anymore...maybe try shorter sessions if I'm too cheap to buy a 4/3.:p
I've got through the winter in a 3/2 booties and gloves, but its so much more comfortable if you just get a 4/3, you can do it in the 3/2 but theyll be some short sessions in February
Thanks for the answers, y'all.
I guess it boils down to individual cold tolerance and budget.:D
i think if you buy a high end 3/2 you will be find with hood on the most extreme days.you will only want to stay out longer then 90 mins if it's going off.If this is the case you will care more about the waves then the water temp.I surfed all winter in a 3/2 last year and kept the 4/3 in the closet like mikey jackson.


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Brevard, N.C. - Cole Altizer and Jarred Fisher toppled Fernando Montemurro and Greg Machado on doubles court No. 2, but Wingate took the rest of the matches on their way to the 8-1 victory.
With the win, the Bulldogs improve to 10-3, 5-1 in the SAC, while Brevard falls to 4-6, 1-1 in conference play.
Bruno Pudence and Flavio Rathsam defeated Dorian Feron and Scott McCormick 8-5, while Andrew Owen and Matthew Lichtenstein defeated Andrew Thompson and Jonathan Kuhn 8-5 in other doubles competition to give Wingate the 2-1 advantage heading into singles action.
Wingate took all six singles matches to complete the match.
Brevard continues South Atlantic Conference play on the road, traveling to Greeneville, Tenn. to take on Tusculum with first serve of doubles competition scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Bruno Pudence (WIN) def. Scott McCormick (BC) 7-6, 6-3
2. Matthew Lichtenstein (WIN) def. Cole Altizer (BC) 6-1, 6-1
3. Andrew Owen (WIN) def. Jonathan Kuhn (BC) 6-3, 6-1
4. Braeden Patchell (WIN) def. Andrew Thompson (BC) 7-5, 6-2
5. Flavio Rathsam (WIN) def. Dorian Feron (BC) 6-4, 6-4
6. Fernando Montemurro (WIN) def. Shane Apps (BC) 6-2, 6-2
Doubles competition
1. Bruno Pudence/Flavio Rathsam (WIN) def. Dorian Feron/Scott McCormick (BC) 8-5
2. Cole Altizer/Jarred Fisher (BC) def. Fernando Montemurro/Greg Machado (WIN) 9-8 (2-0)
3. Andrew Owen/Matthew Lichtenstein (WIN) def. Andrew Thompson/Jonathan Kuhn (BC) 8-5


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- Sophie Et Virginie Cartoon Episode GuideEpisode GuideTelevisionSeriesCartoon
- AB Productions, C & D
- Animation Studio: Miyuki Production, Mook Animation, Studio Swing
- Distributed by: TF1
- Cartoon Characters: Sophie Mercier, Virginie Mercier, Frédéric Rochambeau, Paul, Nathalie, Mireille, Mme Lassart, Dr Franck, Julien Charon, Père (Maurice), Mère, Catherine Dupuis, Léontine, Katori, Boya, Dumari, Malumba, Ganola, Antoine, Kartouk.
- Voice Actors: Amélie Morin, Virginie Ledieu, Eric Legrand.
- Directed By Bernard Deyriès, Pascal Morelli.
- Produced By Shigeru Akagawa, Xavier Picard, Jean Chalopin.
- Written By Jean Chalopin.
- Music: Gérard Salesses, Jean-François Porry, Dorothée.
- First Aired about 1991.
- Originally Aired on TF1 (France).
- Running Time: 21 minutes.
- Episode Number: 4
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This was the second pregnancy I had. During the first one, 5 years ago, I did not feel any pain during my 3rd trimester months. I noticed, before I gave birth to my second child, I had a lot of pains. Like back pains. He was a baby boy for my second child. I want know how do we manage these body pains, specifically painful waist when walking.
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There are various belly support bands that are available to help support a growing belly so that you have less pain.
Something I found that greatly helped was making sure that my structural system was in alignment (spine, pelvis, hips, neck). I had Chiropractic adjustments anytime I was experiencing difficulty walking or when I just felt that baby could be in a better position which would make me more comfortable. Worked great!
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What isn't trivial, however, is the inherent
danger involved in operating aircraft on
a day-to-day basis, as we were reminded by
last month's helicopter tragedy in Seattle.
Former longtime KOMO-TV News photographer
Bill Strothman and pilot Gary
Pfitzner were killed when their helicopter
crashed. The accident struck a nerve in the
community; for many citizens, broadcasters
occupy a special role in keeping communities
safe and informed. "These people
and what they do are such a big part of
our lives," read one online post. "They help
define this whole area." Our sincere condolences
go out to the families and friends of
the victims and to the staff at KOMO-TV.
Our industry is not without its risks and probably never will be, but an obvious
response to the dangers of air coverage
is, of course, the drone. Drones have
been on the drawing boards of a number
of broadcasters and broadcast vendors for
several years now. You couldn't miss seeing or hearing them in the Central Hall at this
year's NAB Show—all promoting an activity
that is, in essence, still mostly illegal in
the United States.
The cost of drones, compared to a helicopter,
and their ease of use make for a
tempting market for broadcasters, but it
could be a long wait before the rules are
written. The FAA has stated that it doesn't
expect to meet its 2015 deadline. The
agency will hold its first public hearing on
the subject in Washington this month.
But the "buzz"—both literally and figuratively—
that these devices made at the
NAB Show is proof enough that we could
soon see a viable and safer alternative for
providing aerial news coverage to our
viewers. And we can hope that the type
of tragedy that occurred in Seattle will become
ever rarer.
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Jennifer Lopez will join Beyoncé at 'The Sound of Change Live' global concert at Twickenham Stadium in London on June 1. James Franco, Blake Lively and Jada Pinkett Smith were also announced to be among the presenters of this four hour star-studded show. Presented by Gucci's CHIME FOR CHANGE campaign, which advocates for improved Education, Health and Justice for women and girls worldwide, the concert will be broadcast to millions across the globe and in the United States on June 2.
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, concert artistic director and CHIME FOR CHANGE co-founder, who will perform a 45 minute special set, said: "I am really happy that so many amazing artists have come together to support CHIME FOR CHANGE on 1 June. Our goal is to have a great time together while we unite and strengthen the voices of girls and women around the world."
For the first time, every ticket buyer will be able to personally choose which project the money from his or her ticket will fund. Gucci is underwriting the concert event so that all ticket sales will support selected projects. A sell-out concert is guaranteed to fund at least 120 projects supporting girls and women in more than 70 countries from ticket sales alone. Viewers around the world will also have the opportunity to lend their support by donating online at chimeforchange.org and fb.com/chimeforchange, and through a mobile text-to-give campaign. Partner organizations include UNICEF, UN Women, The Global Fund for Women, GEMS, Plan International, Vital Voices, CAST, Equality Now, Doctors of the World, Girl Up, PATH, KIND, Pro Mujer, and Women Deliver, to name a few.
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This recipe for superb pulled pork was created by Chef Nathan Berg of Native Bay Restaurant and Lounge in Chippewa Falls. Many thanks to Lucy Saunders for including it in her terrific recipe book, The Best of American Beer & Food (2007, Brewers Publications). Simply named Bock-Braised Pork Shoulder, we've rechristened it Grand Slam Pulled Pork Carnitas for baseball season. Definitely, if you want to win friends and influence people during a pre-game tailgate, serve this recipe. You can either serve it in pulled pork sandwiches or use our variation, Pulled Pork Carnitas.
Beer Pairing Suggestion: Sprecher Black Bavarian, Sprecher Mai Bock, or Sprecher Dopple Bock
Bock-Braised Pork Shoulder
1 cp flour4-5 pounds pork shoulder (about 3″ thick); note: can substitute pork butt
4 tablespoons grapeseed (or safflower oil)
1 lg yellow onion, halved and sliced thick
2 medium carrots, peeled and chopped
2 stalks celery, trimmed and chopped
4 cups pork or beef stock
36 ounces Sprecher Dopple Bock
10 black peppercorns
2 bay leaves
3 sprigs fresh thyme
2 sprigs fresh rosemary
1 teaspoon sherry vinegar
1 tablespoon truffle oil
1. Preheat oven to 200F (unless using crock pot; see Note in step 2). Place flour in a shallow pan or plate, and season liberally with salt and pepper. Dredge both sides of shoulder roasts in seasoned flour, and shake to remove excess.
2. Heat oil in large, nonstick frying pan over medium-high heat. Sear all sides of the pork until brown and crispy. Place the onion, carrots, and celery in the bottom of a deep casserole or Dutch oven, and place meat on top. Add stock and beer until meat and vegetables are fully submerged, and add peppercorns, bay leaves, thyme and rosemary. Cover with a tight-fitting lid or aluminum foil (to prevent meat from drying out and burning) and place in oven. Bake at least 6 hours. Note: You can also use a slow cooker or crock pot set on low).
3. Remove pan from oven and remove lid, taking care not to let steam hit your face or hands. Taste a small piece of pork and check its texture. It should be falling straight off the bone or coming apart easily when pulled. If the meat isn't fully tender, return to pan or slow cooker for another 1 to 2 hours.
4. Remove meat from liquid, set it on a plate or in a shallow pan, and place it in the refrigerator to cool slightly. In the meantime, strain cooking pan juices and place in a saucepan over medium-high heat; bring to a roiling boil on the stovetop. Reduce liquids by 70%, to about 2 cups. When fully reduced, taste and adjust seasonings with salt and pepper and sherry vinegar.
5. When cool enough to handle, pick through the pork to remove all bones and as much of the fat as possible. To finish, combine pork and sauce in a large saucepan and heat until warmed throughout. Stir in truffle oil just before serving.
Makes 6-8 servings
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Shredded Cheese
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1. Heat both sides of each tortilla in skillet. Tortillas are ready when they begin to puff.
2. Remove from skillet and set aside or in warming oven.
3. Place tortilla on plate, add some cheese, then pork, then cheese. Roll up and serve as is or with salsa and guacamole.


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A walk on the wild side
As some of you already know, recently my good friend and Felton LUG co-founder Bob Lewis graced me with an old Sony Vaio laptop of circa 2004 vintage. As I wrote in another blog, getting it to run Linux did not go smoothly.
In fact, the laptop has rightfully earned its current nickname: The Vaio of Doom.
[An aside: Apparently this machine sat in its box on a shelf somewhere possibly for the duration of its life, because when I unboxed it, it was good as new, with Windows disks and warranty paperwork. My first reaction was to contact Ken Starks at Reglue to see if this was a machine he could use. He responded fairly promptly: "No!" And after last week's trials and tribulations, I can see why.]
So I got three Linux distros — Korora 20 Xfce, CrunchBang Waldorf and AntiX Luddite — to work well enough to make this a useable laptop.
But did I stop there? Perish the thought.
One of the benefits of living so close to a state park full of redwoods is that walks through the forest allow me to think about things; some thoughts are profound, and some aren't. I'll let you decide where this one falls on that spectrum: "Hmmm, I wonder if the Vaio of Doom would fare any better with BSD . . . ."
As I may have mentioned in past blogs, FreeBSD founder and current iXsystems CTO Jordan Hubbard lives just down the street from me. It should be noted that I live on Highway 9 in the Santa Cruz Mountains and that my "street" runs from Santa Cruz to Saratoga, and Jordan is just up the road about six miles in Boulder Creek. So it's not like I can just go up the street to his house and borrow a cup of sugar. However, a few years ago I met his wife, who is the accountant for a commercial neighbor. She came into the shop drawn by the Linux signs and said she was glad to see Tux in the window. "Do you know Jordan Hubbard?" she asked. ("Not personally") "He's my husband . . . goodness, you fell out of your chair. Are you all right?"
But I digress.
A short trip to Distrowatch.com to see what's shaking on the BSD front (and, of course, find the link to download the iso files), and I ended up with the top BSD distro on the list: FreeBSD.
Because one of the more, um, charming facets of the Vaio of Doom is that I can't boot from a USB stick, so DVD burning was the order of the day. So on another machine, I burned a FreeBSD DVD, stuck it in the VoD and off we went.
Install. Reboot. And . . . command line prompt. Hmmm. Let's try startx. Nope.
The takeaway from this attempt is this: The most endearing facet of FreeBSD is its documentation. That's not a snarky put-down — the documentation was easily navigated and the process to put a desktop on it and add software was unequivocally clear; perhaps the best documentation I've seen ever. Ever. But it was a lot of work, but clearly an education on several levels, for one afternoon. I was told by a few astute folks that FreeBSD is not the most ideal BSD to run on a laptop. A server? Yeah. But a laptop? Not quite.
Try PC-BSD, they said.
Back to Distrowatch. Download iso, burn DVD, insert DVD, reboot. Wait. Install.
Much better. PC-BSD provided me with what I needed to just reboot and be on my way — the KDE desktop along with a lot of extra software like VLC so I could do "The West Wing" test (pop in a DVD of the Aaron Sorkin classic and see how the computer handles it). The Vaio of Doom passed that test with flying colors, and I got to watch "The Stackhouse Filibuster" (Season 2, Episode 17, I think) without interruption. I'll probably spend part of today doing things like changing the wallpaper and adding software, since the software manager is a bit of a mystery.
Having spent a few days with BSD, I have to say that it is a lot friendlier than I expected — I don't know if it is just a lack of experience or just believing various horror stories, all untrue, about Unix. It's not the wild and crazy jungle I had thought it was. The Vaio of Doom and PC-BSD seem to be as good a fit as the other three Linux distros mentioned earlier.
We'll continue to experiment on this machine until we find the ultimate distro to work on it. Meanwhile, LibreOffice needs to be installed.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy, Fosstafarian, Larry the Korora Guy, and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
June 2, 2014 at 5:56 pm
I can feel the FSG fading away. Maybe, I hope, it is just into the redwoods but the fear
is that we will lose him in the Linux sphere. Damn you BSD.


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By Aaron Lommers Herald Writer
EVERETT — In the eyes of All-Pro forward Rhys Duch, the Washington Stealth's just-completed 2013 season was neither a success nor a failure.
"I think in any sport, the only team that can say their season was a success is the team that won the championship, ultimately," Duch said following last Saturday's 11-10 loss to Rochester in the National Lacrosse League championship game. "But I don't think (it's) a failure. I think a lot of positives came from this year. To rebound and do what we did is pretty remarkable. It's very rare that you see a team come in last place and then the next year lose a championship game by one (goal). So I'm super proud of what the team accomplished."
After finishing with the worst record in the league (4-12) a year ago, Washington rebounded to post a 9-7 regular-season mark and tie for first place in the NLL's West Division with Calgary and Edmonton.
Washington then won two playoff games en route to its third title-game appearance in four seasons.
"I honestly believe that it was an incredibly successful season, rebounding from last year," general manager Doug Locker said. "(We made) a lot of tough choices and (were) fortunate in terms of the guys we took in the draft and those guys came in and performed. Overall, I would say it was very successful. We got back to the championship game, which at the end of the day is very difficult to do and we fell a goal short."
After last season, Locker and head coach Chris Hall knew they had to make changes. They rebuilt the team through the draft. The Stealth went into the championship game with seven rookies on the active roster, none of which were first-round picks.
"It was a good time to make some changes," said Hall, who missed much of the 2012 season while undergoing treatment for throat cancer. "When you're last, you can't be sitting on your laurels thinking it's because I wasn't there. We really thought that we needed to make some personnel changes."
All seven rookies played key roles for the Stealth at some point during the season — one of the reasons Locker was named the NLL's General Manager of the Year.
The biggest standout of the group was defenseman Tyler Garrison. Selected by the Stealth in the second round of the 2012 draft, Garrison scored four goals in the postseason — two in a semifinal victory over Edmonton and two in the title game.
"I think Garrison was fantastic," Hall said. "He had a great year and I really thought he should have been on the all-rookie team and I think he proved that over the course of the playoffs."
Locker said he expects Garrison to continue to improve in the coming seasons.
"I truly believe he is going to be one of the best players in the league in the next few years at his position," Locker said.
Five of the seven rookies on the Stealth were either defenders or transition players.
"When you don't have a pick in the first round, you aren't going to get a marquee offensive player," Hall said. "So we really focused on defensive players."
While the Stealth's defense and goaltending were sound throughout the season, their offense struggled at times.
"In the end I think that was one of the things that hurt us a little bit was that we probably needed a little more offense," Hall said.
The one constant was Duch, who led the league in goals (45) and ranked third in points (96).
"Without question Rhys is a superstar," Locker said. "When you have a Rhys Duch, you have to let some things flow through him because he is going to score goals for you and he's the guy that has a penchant for scoring those big goals when you need them."
But Duch's supporting cast lacked consistency. "Right from the beginning my concern was whether or not we had enough depth on offense to be a championship team," Hall said.
The Stealth's offensive depth is likely to be addressed during offseason, Locker said, either in free agency or in the draft. The Stealth's first selection will be the eighth overall pick in the first round.
""I think that's an area we need to continue to make stronger, making sure that not only do we have those guys that score big goals," Locker said, "but that fit with the veterans that we have there. I think our secondary scoring struggled a bit in the middle of the season.
"We need to do some things there — I don't know what they are yet."
Outside of whatever changes are made on offense, Hall and Locker said they expect the core of the roster to remain intact.
"I think we have a really, really strong nucleus of guys," Locker said. "I don't think we are in the position where we were a year ago where you feel like you have to make sweeping changes. At the end of the day, we finished in second, which tells us that everybody is going to be improving themselves again next year and we need to keep pace. I think it's fair to say the majority of guys will be back."
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UConn top Florida to advance to National Championship game
Final Score: Connecticut 63, Florida 53
Arlington, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - DeAndre Daniels scored 20 points and Connecticut climbed out of an early hole to beat Florida 63-53 on Saturday night, advancing to the NCAA title game for the second time in four years.
The Huskies, after trailing 16-4, led for the last 22:20 of the game to snap Florida's 30-game winning streak.
They will try to win their fourth national title in 16 years Monday night against the winner of Saturday's second game between Kentucky and Wisconsin.
Florida, the NCAA Tournament's No. 1 overall seed, hadn't lost since the Huskies beat them Dec. 2 on Shabazz Napier's buzzer-beater.


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Avenged Sevenfold to release new album in August
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Avenged Sevenfold will be back this summer with a new album. The rockers have announced plans to release their sixth studio effort, dubbed Hail to the King, on August 27th. And on the night before the big release, they'll celebrate with a free show at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.
Hail to the King will be Avenged Sevenfold's follow-up to "Nightmare," which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 back in 2010. In the interim, the guys have spent a lot of time on the road, including a USO tour for troops in Kuwait and Iraq.
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