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2nd February 2012 01:58 PM #1
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Storing Breast Milk
I am having difficulty storing breast milk for my baby. I am a full-time breastfeeding mother at home. When I need to go out for errands and leave her in the house, I make sure I have enough milk stored for her. I usually pump milk every night and store it in the fridge. I use bottle warmers for the milk. I noticed that every time it is left for a couple of hours on a room temperature or when exposed to sunlight, the milk curdles. I know that when milk curdles it means that it is already spoiled. How can it be spoiled when there is no contact with saliva? How long can I store my breast milk without affecting its quality?
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This chart gives wonderful information for storing breast milk. If you warm the bottles, the milk should be used immediately and then discarded. If you just expressed the milk, it can sit at room temperature for 6 to 8 hours. Is the milk spoiled or just separated? Breast milk will separate into layers after sitting, and you can gently shake or swirl it to mix.
4th February 2012 03:25 AM #3
I think what is happening is the breast milk is separating into the fore milk (the more watery component which is produced first as you are feeding) and the hind milk (which contains more calories). It gives the expressed breast milk a separated or curdled appearance. This is perfectly normal and safe to use. When you pour the expressed milk into a bottle or cup for your baby the two components of the milk will mix back together. This article discusses why it is best not to shake the milk as it can affect the nutrients in the breast milk.
In terms of storing the breast milk, the current guidelines are:
-At room temperature for 4 hours (ideal) to 6 hours (acceptable), some sources state up to 8 hours is acceptable.
-In the fridge for 3 days (ideal) to 8 days (acceptable).
-In the freezer for 6 months (ideal) up to 12 months (acceptable).
These are based on the advice from La Leche League International.
I hope this has helped. If you have any other breastfeeding questions please post them here!
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Are you noticing the milk spoiling when you put it in the refrigerator? My first inclination is that it is separating, as ljmarsden and Jessica mentioned. It will separate whether you put it in the refrigerator or leave it at room temperature. If you are seeing it actually curdle or spoil (which is different from separation, where the cream rises to the top) post back and let us know.
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Thank you Jessica and ljmarsden!
Thank you Kate!
I tried to observe the changes with the bottled milk at a room temperature and it is separating, not spoiling/curdling! I gently swirled it and the milk returned to its original state. I prefer swirling it rather than shaking it because aside from the bubble formation which annoys me, I have read the link given by ljmarsden and I've learned that shaking affects the nutrients of the breast milk.
Thank you so much! Now I know the difference of spoiled milk from separating of milk. Also the guidelines of milk storage was very helpful. I wrote in on a notepad and posted it on the refrigerator!
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Wonderful news So glad we could help. Please post any other questions that you may have.
Warm regards,
15th February 2012 11:19 PM #7
Sounds like you are doing a great job with the breastfeeding charibelle_925
As Kate said above - please don't hesitate to post any other breastfeeding questions you have so we can help support each other.


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Technical challenge on design as evolutionist writes; "Eukaryotes, such as ourselves, have several different biochemical mechanisms for generating energy, including glycolysis, Kreb's cycle and oxidative phosphorylation (based on the principle of chemiosmosis), the latter of which provides us with the most efficient use of food molecules, and is therefore considered to be the most advanced. However, the principle of oxidative phosphorylation via chemiosmosis seems very, very complicated, as if it were tailored to 'fit on the end of' the Kreb's cycle and glycolysis metabolic pathways, rather than as if it had been instantly designed from scratch. In other words, the design seems far too cumbersome, having to use huge ATP synthase enzymes, as well as several large transport proteins, all of which seems a bit wasteful for something designed instantly by an intelligent entity."
Editorial Comment: Just because enzymes are large does not make them wasteful. They actually need to be large to do their work. There is more to an enzyme that just the reaction centre. Enzymes must be regulated, and this means they must interact with other molecules in the cell. Furthermore, some enzymes need to be bound to cell membranes, in precisely the right place, in order for them to work. Like catalysts in industrial chemical processes, enzymes have to be in the right place at the right time and under the control of already existing feed-back and regulation mechanisms. Otherwise the whole system will not work. Study each enzyme in depth, and then try to make a smaller version of each one that actually does the same job, and you will find out the weakness of your evolving theory.
Since these enzymes work with greater efficiency than any man made machine, you should stand back in awe as you remember the modern science of nanotechnology gets much of its inspiration from the way biological molecules work. At a philosophical level: why does something that is designed "instantly" have to be simple? Time doesn't make systems complicated, knowledge and power does. The old rule applies -the smarter you are the faster the job gets done whether it is big or small. Furthermore, our sceptical friend admits that oxidative phosphorylation looks as if is "tailored to fit at the end of Kreb's cycle". Things that are "tailored" are the result of design and craftsmanship, not chance random processes.
Evolutionist Continues: "It seems more plausible to believe that the oxidative phosphorylation pathway developed after glycolysis and Kreb's cycle, as a way to make the already existing system more efficient, i.e. as a way to 'make do' with what was already in place, and incorporate it into an improved scheme, rather than completely redesigning it."
Editorial Comment: Please note that your thesis means that before the complex mechanism of Chemiosmosis came about, which produces ATP molecules by passing hydrogen ions through huge turbine-like ATP synthase enzymes, there had to be some biochemical machinery already present in the cell that produced Hydrogen ions, and then concentrate them into a specific area of the cell - exactly what the electron transfer chain now does. But your stage by stage theory means the enormously complex biochemical details of the basic electron transfer chain, the first part of oxidative phosphorylation, make no sense, as the electron transport chain only works with the Krebs cycle functioning - one is both pointless and useless without the other.
If you assume this system evolved in stages then what is the point of a cell having a pre-existing mechanism for making and concentrating hydrogen ions? They are not much good for anything else, apart from digesting food - a destructive process that occurs outside cells. Large amounts of Hydrogen ions are in fact dangerous if let loose anywhere inside a cell. Therefore, if the process originated within an evolving cell, it would destroy it - which means that it is absolutely vital that the whole system was designed as a complete process from beginning to end.
Both the editors of this newsletter studied biochemistry as evolutionists, and remember being impressed by the size and complexity of Kreb's cycles and its associated metabolic pathways, as displayed on wall sized charts in university biochemistry labs (and somewhat daunted by having to learn it all). However, we recognised that the complex multi-step system enabled energy to be efficiently extracted from food, and be constantly regulated according to the cell's needs at any one time.
Evolutionist Continues: "Thus, the entire mechanism for energy release in cell seems very clumsy and cumbersome for an intelligent design, but ingenious for a gradually changing, gradually improving system that began as a simple, inefficient metabolic pathway, and developed, evolved, into a highly efficient energy release mechanism."
Editorial Comment: No eukaryotic cells show any sign of having ever had a simpler system, so the belief that one existed is blind faith. If there was simpler system that worked why would a more complex one evolve?
The punch line: test your "step by step" theory by trying to make a copy of the Krebs system to find what you actually have to do to make it work, remembering that the scientist who worked out how the process of chemiosmosis works, (just one part of the whole process), received a Nobel prize for his creative intelligence. We recommend you swap your blind faith to objective faith in the creator Christ. In the end your theories won't satisfy your intellect, let alone your eternal soul. Neither will they deal with your sin. Jesus promises to do both and that if you seek him with all your Heart you will find him. We did.
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Bristol, Tenn.- The BC women's soccer team lost a 2-0 match to the King College Tornado Wednesday afternoon in Bristol, Tennessee.
King College got things going early, taking a 1-0 when Rachel Thorpe headed in a Monica Aguirre corner kick at 14:38. Aguirre then found the back of the net at the 22:01 mark on a feed into the middle by Thorpe.
Brevard went into the half down 2-0, but showed great resiliency. The Tornados were extremely active offensively, putting a season-high seven shots on goal against King, including six in the second half.
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LONG BEACH - Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to attend the California State University Board of Trustees meeting in Long Beach on Tuesday, where officials will discuss the governor's proposed budget and its effects on the nation's largest public university system.
Brown's budget calls for an additional $125.1 million in annual state funding for the CSU, including $10 million to develop online alternatives for popular courses.
While the funding fell short of what the CSU had requested, education officials have lauded Brown's proposal, describing it as much-needed relief after years of state funding cuts.
The board's finance committee will meet Tuesday to discuss the budget and possible directions for the new funding, followed by the full Board of Trustees meeting Wednesday.
Brown's plan to attend Tuesday's meeting highlights his increased focus on the CSU and University of California systems. The governor has been vocal about higher education reform, calling for improved graduation rates and efficiencies, while chastising both systems for years of tuition hikes.
In his proposed budget, Brown said state funding alone will not be sufficient to improve access and stabilize soaring tuition rates.
"The UC, CSU and community colleges need to move aggressively to implement reforms to provide high-quality instruction at lower cost, decrease the time it takes to earn a degree, and increase graduation rates, by developing their teaching resources more effectively," Brown said in his budget plan. "The rising cost of higher education not only threatens affordability, it also threatens the quality of California's system of higher education as it relies on a model that is not sustainable."
The 23-campus CSU system has lost nearly $1 billion, or 30 percent of its state revenue, since 2007. In a prepared statement, CSU Chancellor Timothy White praised Brown's budget proposal, but he noted that the system still faces many fiscal challenges.
"The CSU has certainly been challenged over the past several years with the drop in state support due to the state's lingering recession," White said. "However, with finances more stable in the near term now that Proposition 30 (Brown's November tax measure) has passed, we are cautiously optimistic that the CSU's budget will begin to turn around."
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Russert claimed National Review's York is an "objective observer of American politics"
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On Meet the Press, Tim Russert noted that National Review White House correspondent Byron York is "a conservative writer," but then added that York is "an interesting, objective observer of American politics," without elaborating on the term "objective." Media Matters for America has documented numerous instances of conservative misinformation from York.
On the June 11 broadcast of NBC's Meet the Press, host Tim Russert noted that National Review White House correspondent Byron York is "a conservative writer," but then added that York is "an interesting, objective observer of American politics." While Russert did not elaborate on what made York "objective," Media Matters for America has documented numerous instances of conservative misinformation from York.
For example, York has misrepresented key elements of the CIA leak investigation:
- York recently claimed that court papers -- released April 6 -- pertaining to special counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald's investigation of former vice presidential chief of staff I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby "contained the erroneous and later-corrected suggestion that Libby lied about the contents of the National Intelligence Estimate [NIE]." York, however, misstated Fitzgerald's correction. According to those original papers, Libby testified that Vice President Dick Cheney instructed him to tell former New York Times reporter Judith Miller that a "key judgment" of the 2002 NIE was that Iraq was "vigorously trying to procure" uranium. Fitzgerald amended the prior assertion -- that Libby testified that Cheney authorized him to tell Miller that it was a "key judgment" -- not the "suggestion that Libby lied about the contents of the" NIE, as York wrote.
- In response to news of FBI interviews further confirming that neighbors of former CIA operative Valerie Plame did not know of her employment with the agency before syndicated columnist Robert D. Novak's July 14, 2003, column identified her, York revived a Washington Times editorial's baseless conclusion that Plame's neighbors did, in fact, know of her covert status.
In addition, York has:
- misrepresented an ABC News/Washington Post poll to claim that "solid majorities of those surveyed accept the president's underlying rationale for [Social Security] reform, and support his main proposal for that reform [private investment accounts funded by payroll taxes]."
- repeated unwarranted attacks on former CBS anchor Dan Rather, saying that "conservative watchdog groups" have targeted Rather because "he's had some very weird episodes that have been real chinks in his armor, like 'Kenneth, what's the frequency?' and ... a weird episode in Chicago with a cab." In fact, neither of the two episodes mentioned by York involved anything Rather did, but instead, actions taken against him.
- claimed that Osama bin Laden, in a videotape released days before the 2004 presidential election, "suggested that ... if states vote against [President] Bush, then we'll [Al Qaeda] protect you in the future." York's comment was apparently based on a translation of the 2004 video by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), an organization with conservative ties. As Media Matters for America noted, the MEMRI translation, which indicated that bin Laden threatened individual U.S. states not to vote for President Bush, has been disputed by numerous scholars and experts.
From the June 11 broadcast of NBC's Meet the Press:
RUSSERT: Byron York, you're a conservative writer, but a -- an interesting, objective observer of American politics. Be counterintuitive here. Who do you think would be the strongest Democrat to run against the Republicans in 2008?
YORK: Well, we haven't had a campaign yet, but actually I do think that despite the misgivings about Mrs. Clinton, I think there's a real possibility that -- that she actually can go ahead and win the nomination.
But, you know, as far as the -- the strength of the so-called "netroots," a writer a while back called Markos Moulitsas [Zúniga] a king-maker, to which another blogger, Mickey Kaus, replied, "Yeah? Name the king." The fact is, is that they -- Markos and the Daily Kos has lent its support to more than a dozen candidates in the past couple of years and none of them have won. I will say that the races that they -- they seem most excited about right now are the race against Conrad Burns [R], Senator Burns in Montana, where they're very happy with the victory of a candidate named Jon Tester, and also in Connecticut where they're -- they're supporting Ned Lamont against Senator Joseph Lieberman [D]. And if you were out here at the convention, you almost got the sense that they would rather defeat Lieberman in a primary than the Republican candidate in the fall. I mean, they're very, very enthusiastic, and you have to remember, some of this netroots enthusiasm cuts both ways. It cuts against Democrats as well as for them.
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High Court: Obeying the Law Not Enough to Establish Jewish Ownership in Judea and Samaria (JEWISH PRESS) By: Solomon Burke 03/22/12)
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The Israeli High Court of Justice ruled late Tuesday night that a Jewish inhabitant of a tract of land near the community of Kedumim in Samaria can no longer use the existing legal framework as the basis for his ownership of the land.
The High Court accepted the petition brought by three Palestinians which was filed by Yesh Din (an anti-settlement non-profit organization) and later joined by the State Prosecutors Office, stating that Michael Lesens must evacuate the tract within a month, and ordering the Civil Administration of Judea and Samaria to oversee and enforce his eviction. Lesens was also ordered to pay the Palestinians NIS 20,000 in compensation.
The petitioners claimed that Lesens planted crops, installed an irrigation system, and fenced in the tract against the orders of the Civil Administration. Lesens, for his part, cited Section 20 of the Ottoman Land Law to argue that because he and others had cultivated the land for more than 10 years, the statute of limitations had expired, and claims against his assumption of ownership could no longer be asserted.
But the bench comprised of Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch (who, though retired, continues to preside over cases that were initiated prior to her retirement), Edna Arbel, and Miriam Naor stated that Lesens had not proven to the court that he had cultivated the land for over 10 years, and even if he had, he would still be required to demonstrate that he had honestly taken possession of the land in question.
It is precisely this part of the decision that has left-wing organizations cheering and nationalists fuming as the court appeared to set a new precedent by creating an additional evidentiary hurdle to asserting ownership, and -in effect- mandating that one could no longer obtain ownership of land in Judea and Samaria under the prevailing law.
Aside from its demonstrable departure from the current law on the books, the new court-ordered requirement is somewhat dubious, as it will likely be difficult for Jews claiming ownership to provide proof that they acquired the land using honest means; especially considering the subjective nature of the requirement and the often- hostile relations between Jews and Palestinians in Judea and Samaria.
The practical ramification of the ruling is that it will allow the Civil Administration to order the eviction and evacuation of Jewish inhabitants from hundreds of thousands of dunams in Judea and Samaria.
Parliamentary Adviser to National Union MK Jacob Katz Katzele Jeremy Man Saltan told the Jewish Press that many nationalist MKs are concerned that the Supreme Court is trying to change the meaning of the Ottoman Law itself (the old Ottoman Empire law from which the Israeli legal system has evolved), instead of asking the Israeli legislator to pass its own version.
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While "almost everyone gripes" about paying taxes, the majority of American voters, 57 percent, declared that they felt they paid their fair share of taxes, Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, said.
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this doesn't sound at all interesting... I'm sure there's people that may like this sort of thing though
What i don't understand why people say "someone if following in someones else's footsteps." like that.
Because you never know, maybe Geo Hotz was working on this before Pod2g started on any app?
I Think Its annoying when people say this because i makes the "person who comes second" look **** or like they stole whoever's idea.
even though they came second because they are wanting to prefect it more.
I dunno thats how i feel anyways.
Dunno if anyone else feels the same.
I'm glad that GeoHot seems to have a healthy sense of humor this time
and isn't taking himself way too seriously.
The reason he bailed from the JB world (before the Sony and legal stuff happened) was because his users, instead of being grateful and appreciative were rude, nasty and insensitive.
And left him some pretty nasty email.
When you roll with the with the trolls, its troll or be trolled.
I'm super-duper thrilled that GeoHot is only trying to do a silly little app
and not trying to change the world this time.
He's just testing the water, which for him is probably a good idea.
No, the v1.0.1 update will NOT carry an encrypted payload that deploys an unpatchable jailbreak.
He'd never try anything sneaky. Nothing of the sort. No way! :P
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The Sacramento, CA, plant, which makes soups, sauces and beverages, will close in phases before shuttering for good in July, the company said. Built in 1947, it's Campbell's oldest American facility, and has the highest production costs in the food company's network.
About 700 full-time employees will lose their jobs, according to Campbell. Production will be redistributed to plants in Maxton, N.C., Napoleon, OH, and Paris, TX.
Campbell will also close the doors of its South Plainfield, NJ, spice plant. The factory is expected to turn off the lights in March, and 27 employees will be affected. Spice work will consolidate into a larger facility in Milwaukee.
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Quebec Premier Jean Charest will unveil nearly $10-billion in investments in Quebec's vast northern territory, according to media reports.
He is expected to provide details of mining, hydroelectric, eco-tourism and infrastructure projects at a press conference scheduled for Monday afternoon in Lévis, Que.
The "Plan Nord" is the cornerstone of the Liberal economic platform, and it's the 21st-century version of the James Bay project that dominated economic policy in the 1970s and 1980s.
The most concrete outline is expected to be 11 mining projects, including plans for gold, nickel, diamond and uranium mines.
"We are in the midst of a mining boom that will transform Quebec's economy," André Lavoie, spokesman for the Quebec Mining Association, told the TVA television network.
The new mines are expected to create an estimated 10,000 new jobs. Most of the investments will come from the private sector, but Quebec will provide significant funds through investment arms such as Investissement Québec.
The province's mineral-rich north is twice the size of France but there is very little access so the government will invest billions in infrastructure projects, including new roads, ports and parks.
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WATCH: Man sings Katy Perry's 'Dark Horse' in 20 different styles
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(Yahoo!) - Don't let the hair, or the tattoos (or the nose ring, or the beard) fool you. YouTube singer Anthony Vincent Valbiro has got every vocal style from pop to metal to lounge on lock. His latest opus is singing Katy Perry's most recent single, "Dark Horse," in the style of — count 'em — 20 different iconic singers. Just watching the video has us gasping for breath.
Along with Perry's singing style, Valbiro channels Nirvana, Pantera, Iron Maiden, Michael Jackson, the Doors, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Frank Sinatra, Pavarotti, Boyz II Men, Jamiroquai... and John Mayer, of course.
Valbiro has more, mostly rock-song covers posted on YouTube, where he mixes his own lead and backing vocals together for a seamless experience. When not posting on YouTube, the Port Chester, New York, resident is also the lead singer and guitarist of alt/rock/metal band Set the Charge with his brother Frank on drums.
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Their friends in the Montreal band the Stills have taught them a lot about the Montreal Canadiens, and they played ping pong with Toronto Maple Leafs goalie Curtis Joseph backstage at one of their concerts in Toronto's Air Canada Centre.
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Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) is listed among the top programs nationally in the just released U.S. News and World Report's 2014 Best Online Undergraduate Programs and best online graduate business programs rankings. SMWC's Woods Online is recognized as one of the best undergraduate online program as well as the Master of Leadership Development for best online graduate business programs. The exclusive list includes rankings of more than 300 schools nationwide.
"As one of the pioneers in distance education, we are proud to be recognized as one of the top online programs in two categories," said Dottie King, Ph.D., president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College.
The College's success in online education comes from having a brick and mortar institution to add credibility to the program. The same faculty who teach in the undergraduate campus program also teach the online courses. "We place a large emphasis on emulating what we do on campus in our undergraduate online program," King said. "Our success comes from a blend of technology, faculty accessibility and meaningful interaction."
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In the 40 years since it introduced its distance education program, SMWC has educated active military and veteran students. Currently, the College has students in 33 states enrolled in Woods Online and includes women and men.
Different from an MBA, the Master of Leadership Development (MLD) focuses students on critical areas of leadership, team effectiveness, power and relationships, strategic planning and communication – one that emphasizes principles, not positions.
"We are very pleased to receive this national recognition," said Susan Decker, director of the master of leadership development program. "With classes like ethical decision-making and creative leadership, MLD takes it to the next level. Our graduates not only change the way organizations think about leadership, they change the way leaders think about leadership."
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This interdisciplinary program is designed for business, not-for-profit and public sector professionals and can be completed in one year. Based on a cohort model, the program is tailored to financial, not-for-profit, organizational or individualized leadership.
With this new twist on leadership, these students are creating ripples in many prominent companies. Employees from Duke Energy, General Electric, Hawker Beechcraft, Sony, Union Hospital, Wellpoint and a whole charge of forces from Eli Lilly have seized this opportunity.
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NFL Draft > 2010 Prospects > QB > Jonathan Crompton
Jonathan Crompton Scouting Report
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2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Jonathan Crompton, QB, Tennessee
Crompton has been under serious scrutiny at Tennessee (never more than at the beginning this season), but he turned it all around in a major way to end his career (prior to a pending bowl game) in Knoxville with a bang. The senior quarterback took a lashing from fans and media when he threw for zero touchdowns and a combined five interceptions in losses to UCLA and Florida as the Volunteers began their 2009 campaign 1-2. Since then, however, Crompton has tossed 21 touchdowns and just five interceptions, as Tennessee wrapped up its regular season with a 7-5 record. Crompton finished his year with impressive numbers (even shocking numbers considering how he started the year): 209-of-358 for 2565 yards, 26 touchdowns, and 12 interceptions. He also added a rushing touchdown and took only 12 sacks after being sacked 10 times in 2008 despite far less playing time. "I really thought he was going to have a great year," said first-year head coach Lane Kiffin. "He's worked so hard. He has all the tools and prepared for this season. I really thought he was going to play great and play as well as anybody in the conference. It's been great to see this." The tools to which Kiffin refers include impressive size at 6'4' and 228 pounds. Crompton has good arm strength and is capable of making all the throws required of an NFL quarterback. He can run under 5.00 in the 40-yard dash, but he is far from being a mobile quarterback and he is no real threat to tuck the ball away and take off downfield. Crompton has also greatly improved his accuracy, and especially his decision-making. He does not have a ton of experience, as this is his first season as a full-time starter; he played in eight games as a junior--starting six--after starting one game in his first two years as a Volunteer. Crompton looked like an NFL afterthought earlier this season, but his stock is on the rise and it is fair to predict that will be better at the next level--if he gets a chance--than he has been in college. After once appearing to be an undrafted free agent at best, Crompton should be off the board sometime on Day 2 of the 2010 NFL Draft.
Last Updated Nov-30-2009 by Ricky Dimon
3 Comments | Add Yours
Prediction: Undrafted
possibly a FA Rookie
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davidbuskirk 03/06/10 04:46 PM
davidbuskirk 03/06/10 04:46 PM
Prediction: 3rd Round
The only negative concerning Crompton is his pre senior season numbers, he has what it takes to play in the league and should be talked about in the first round, but won't.
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jnols 04/16/10 04:43 PM
jnols 04/16/10 04:43 PM
Prediction: 3rd Round
Has all the tools and ended his career on a high note. Played in a pro-style offense and showed improvement from previous seasons when he got the system down.
On a side note: Lane Kiffin is a douchebag.
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FantaC 04/20/10 01:36 PM
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Asheville, N.C. - The Brevard College Men's Soccer team outshot the UNC Asheville Bulldogs 6-4 in the first 45 minutes and Jack Shaw made three brilliant saves in the second half, but it was not enough as the Tornados fell to the Bulldogs on Monday afternoon at Greenwood Field, 3-0.
Patrick Urmson and Tommi Rasinmaki recorded the first three shots of the match for Brevard (0-6-1) in the first 20 minutes of the match, and Andre Corvello added a fourth at the 24:30 mark, but none were able to find the mark as Asheville (1-4-1) went up 1-0 at the 29:37 mark as Jake Hagedorn placed in a shot from five yards out off the assist from Rob May to give the Bulldogs the lead.
Daniel Zambrano and Felipe Mendonca both attempted to tie up the match before half, but their shots were turned away by UNCA keeper Lassi Hurskainen as the teams went into the half with the Bulldogs up 1-0.
In the second half, the Bulldogs' intensity went up a notch as UNCA held the Tornados without a shot, while recording 14 of their own. Hagedorn again found the back of the net, breaking away from the Brevard defense and taking the feed from David Wood, before putting the ball past Shaw to advance the lead to 2-0 at the 74:51 mark.
The final goal of the match came in the closing seconds as Kenneth Lingerfelt placed a shot in off the assist from Paul Egle to put the final score at 3-0.
Brevard returns to conference play on Wednesday, September 21st as they travel to Hickory, N.C. to take on Lenoir-Rhyne University. Kickoff between the Tornados and the Bears is set for 7 p.m.


text: At a New York preview of WET, Bethesda's Pete Hines said that a brand new announcement is "coming in the next month or so" about a game scheduled for a 2010 release. He said that the announcement is not related to Bethesda Game Studios internal projects, nor to any of the iPhone projects. Who knows, maybe they will at last announce some details about Fallout: New Vegas?


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'"He's been awesome all year," defenseman Toni Lydman said. "If you can trust your goalie, that's a huge, huge factor in the game and in your confidence especially. He's been solid." "It starts with him," co-captain Daniel Briere added.'
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What are the usage patterns of individual subscribers - how do they vary by time of day, subscriber group, or region? What applications are consuming the most bandwidth on your network? Are there subscriber segments ripe for new services?
Figure 1. Traffic Categorization Reports
Figure 2. Reports Drilled Down by Individual Subscriber
Figure 3. Ten Top HTTP Hosts Report
Cisco Mobility Unified Reporting System enables you to:
• Optimize network performance
• Introduce targeted services
• Plan infrastructure investments
Examples include:
• IMSI/MSISDN/APN - identify top subscribers utilizing the network based on their volume. Use Access Point Names (APNs) to view bandwidth utilization for a particular corporate group.
• Radio Access Technology (RAT) - identify if a subscriber is using a 2G network or 3G network and optimize services accordingly.
Optimize Network Performance
Examples include:
• View total data usage per subscriber
• Protocol distribution during the day - identify the busy hour
• Top user report can highlight heavy users and the need for fair usage policy adjustments
Introduce Targeted Services
Examples include:
• Number of subscribers that like a particular service, for example, gaming
• Top URLs browsed - create a premier service bundle, for example, a sports fan package
• Subscriber quota usage - identify up-sell target if subscriber is consistently going over quota
Plan Infrastructure Investments
For example, statistics show:
• Total volume per gateway
• Total bandwidth utilized per gateway
• Total number of subscribers per gateway
Figure 4. Gateway Statistics
Figure 5. Key Performance Indicators
Report Type Examples
• Per hour/day/week/month
• Global - per APN
• Volume distributions
• Sum over all subscribers
Data Usage
• Total volume per user for top N<1000 subscribers - by fixed intervals (minute, day, week, month)
• Total traffic versus traffic used by top N<1000 subscribers
• Per-protocol volume for unique subscriber for each of the top N<1000 subscribers
Subscriber per Protocol/Service
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Device Type (IMEI):
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• Total bandwidth
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• Calls by protocol
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There's a difference between Live Installation and Persistent Installation, I'm sure if you Google you will understand.
Hi all !
I own a eeePC 701 (4G) netbook and I find it great with Backtrack since it can be taken everywhere easily.
So I use a live USB version of bt5 (Gnome) that I put on a 2GB USB stick.
After a while I thought that it would be much easier to have it installed directly on the 4GB SSD of the eeePC.
But the install fails, saying that there must be at least 10GB free on the hard drive.
So here are my questions :
- How is it possible not being able to install Backtrack on a 4GB SSD since it works perfectly well on a 2GB USB stick ?
- Is there any way to make bt5 run on a 4GB SSD ?
Thanks for your answers, I would really appreciate to understand =)
There's a difference between Live Installation and Persistent Installation, I'm sure if you Google you will understand.
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69
I bought a 16Gb mini-pci-e SSD years ago and installed it in my eeePC 701. I think you can get one cheaply in Ebay these days, plenty of space to install BT5...
Hi all. I have such a question. Can I install BT5 on the 64GB SD card?
I would do it this way:
First BT5 run by a DVD
Second Install using the SD card as a hard drive ( program seems to see SD
card as a one of hard drives)
Until now, I can not cope with the installation disk of my laptop (BT5 bad
reads partitions? don t ask why;/).
Will I be able to choose operating system ( BT or win7) while starting up
my laptop?
If I remove the sd card the computer will boot up normally(win7)? or may be
I read that when installing on a laptop with win7. Often there are errors on the disk, and then there is a need to repair win7.


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Heard about it this morning. Sounds like he was knocked down twice in the third - was still rocked to fuck at the beginning of the fourth and got bashed.
This Krusher sounds like number one hard puncher. Even killed some guy I read this morning. 3 days after getting KO'd geezer died.
Hope Nathan ia all good and bounces back.


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Pantone released their infamous Fashion Color Report for Fall 2010. The color palette mixes in some unexpected, almost mediterranean colors, for example Lagoon and Living Coral, which are refreshing, not to mention striking among the common green and purple hues we tend to see in the Fall.
If you like Pantone's color report, here is Sharpie's interpretation of the color palette:
All of the colors shown can all be found on Sharpie.com
What do you think? What are some of your favorite colors to uncap this Fall?


text: We asked top designers to share their secrets for creating a sexy bedroom. And their answers? Let's just say these sultry solutions are the way to undeniable romance. They go through the room essentials piece by piece: bedding, flooring, window treatments, lighting and color, as well as some all-important personal touches. Go ahead; show some passion for the bedroom. Read more …


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Transfer News and Announcements
July 28, 2014
UC online application system to open August 1 for Fall 2015 Applicants
The University of California admissions application filing period for Fall 2015 is November 1 - 30, 2014 but this year students can start filling out the 2015-16 admissions application as early as August 1.
To help prepare to complete the online application, students may download the UC's 2015-16 Transfer Application Tips and Tools [PDF] brochure.
June 25, 2014
UC TAG Workshops for Fall 2015 Transfers
Students planning to transfer to UC in Fall 2015 are invited to attend a UC Transfer Admission Guarantee (TAG) Workshop to learn about the TAG program including eligibility criteria and deadlines. Sessions will be scheduled throughout the summer months.
To view the latest UC TAG Workshop schedule and UC TAG Information Sheets for participating campuses, click here.
Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) Information Sessions
Information sessions will be held in July for students interested in learning about Associate Degrees for Transfer at De Anza College. To view the latest ADT Information Session schedule, click here.
Disclaimer: The final responsibility for successful transfer rests with the student. The information posted on the De Anza College Transfer Planning Web site is designed to assist you in obtaining the most accurate information possible. However, this information is subject to change without notice, which may subsequently impact your admission to the University.
Students are encouraged to meet as early as possible and periodically with a counselor or academic adviser both at De Anza College and at the transfer institution to confirm your choice of classes and to develop an education plan for transfer.
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PHOENIX - With his team struggling to score runs behind him, Cliff Lee pitched in himself.
Lee threw seven scoreless innings and helped out with three sacrifice bunts as the Philadelphia Phillies beat Arizona 3-1 Saturday night, ending the Diamondbacks' five-game winning streak.
"It feels good to bunt a guy over and watch him score," said Lee, who said he hadn't been asked to bunt in three straight plate appearances before. "It makes you feel like you contributed."
In fact, twice Lee's bunts set up runs.
Lee (4-2) gave up six hits, struck out three and walked two in winning consecutive road starts for the first time since August 2011.
Philadelphia had been shut out in two of Lee's past starts and the Phillies have scored 23 runs total in his seven starts — eight coming in one game.
"I just need to keep grinding and give the team a chance to win every time," he said.
The Diamondbacks threatened against Lee only once, loading the bases with two outs in the seventh while trailing 2-0 before Wil Nieves grounded out.
"I really didn't pay attention to the bullpen, to be honest with you," Lee said. "I never want to come out, and with the bases loaded, for sure."
Jimmy Rollins had two hits and drove in two runs. Domonic Brown added an RBI single in the seventh for the Phillies, who snapped a three-game losing streak.
"I usually have success when I get runners on, though not so much this year," Rollins said. "Obviously, you adjust your swing because you've got to get a good swing first. Now that I'm starting to get there, the confidence comes that I can put on the same swing in any situation."
Jonathan Papelbon pitched the final 1 2-3 innings for his sixth save in as many chances.
The Diamondbacks put runners on second and third against Papelbon with one out in the ninth. He struck out pinch-hitter Eric Hinske and A.J. Pollock for his first five-out save since July 14, 2012, at Colorado. Pollock had doubled twice earlier.
"Yeah, I asked him to do it," Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said. "But I don't like doing that."
Arizona starter Trevor Cahill (2-4) could commiserate with Lee's lack of offensive support. The Diamondbacks have scored 22 runs in his seven starts, nine coming in a 9-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on May 6.
"We had a chance to win tonight but things didn't go our way," Arizona manager Kirk Gibson said. "Any runs that they tacked on, you know it's going to make it tougher on yourself."
Cahill allowed only three hits and one run in five innings, struck out five but walked four.
"I felt like I was fighting myself the whole time," Cahill said.
The Phillies manufactured a run to take a 1-0 lead in the fifth. Ben Revere walked, was sacrificed to second by Lee, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice fly to deep center by Rollins.
Philadelphia made it 2-0 in the seventh when Revere singled off Josh Collmenter, stole second, moved up on Lee's third bunt and scored when Rollins singled.
Michael Young walked and later scored on Brown's single against Tony Sipp in the eighth to extend the Phillies' lead to 3-0.
"We just need to stay balanced," Manuel said. "We don't need to get down or anything. We need to stay even-keeled and come out every day like we're going to hit, keep your head up and keep going at it. If you don't hit, there ain't anything you can do about it but go out and try to be more prepared the next day."
NOTES: Diamondbacks RHP Matt Reynolds notched his 22nd scoreless appearance dating back to last season. He matched a franchise record with his 19th straight scoreless outing to start the season, first set by Joe Paterson in 2011. ... Phillies 1B Ryan Howard went 0 for 5 with four strikeouts. Since homering in his final at-bat Tuesday at San Francisco, Howard is 0 for 14 with nine strikeouts, dropping his batting average from .320 to .252. ... Pollock leads the NL with 14 doubles. ... Lee helped his cause in the third when he picked off Pollock at second base. ... Diamondbacks LHP Daniel Hudson, who is working his way back from Tommy John surgery last July, threw 46 pitches over three innings of a simulated game earlier Saturday. ... Arizona OF Adam Eaton has been transferred to Visalia of the Class A California League to continue his rehab from a left elbow strain. ... Phillies RHP Kyle Kendrick will start the series finale Sunday against Diamondbacks RHP Brandon McCarthy, who is looking for his first win since signing with Arizona in the offseason. Kendrick is unbeaten in his past six starts, posting a 4-0 record and allowing two or fewer runs in each game.