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Impact of TERRAIN trial on European Prostate Cancer treatment landscape #EAU15
Madrid, Spain – the results of the Medivation/Astellas TERRAIN clinical trial of enzalutamide (Xtandi) versus bicalutamide (Casodex) in men with metastatic castration resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) were presented today at the European Association of Urology Congress in Madrid (Twitter #EAU15).
The clinical trial data were presented in a plenary session at EAU15 by Axel Heidenreich (pictured left) who is Professor of Urology & Uro-oncology at the RWTH University and Head of Department & Director of the Urology Program at the University Hospital in Aachen, Germany.
How good are the results, and what impact will they have on the prostate cancer treatment landscape in Europe? Prof Heidenreich kindly spoke with Biotech Strategy Blog (BSB) and shared his thoughts.
Subscribers can login to read the full interview or you can purchase access by clicking on the blue Tinypass icon at the bottom of the page.
Update May 17, 2015: This post has been updated with the additional TERRAIN trial data presented by Professor Arnauld Villers (Lille) at the 2015 annual meeting of the American Urological Association (AUA) in New Orleans.


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Leonardo DiCaprio: Hard at Work on "Wolf of Wall Street"
Taking care of some career duties, Leonardo DiCaprio arrived on the set of "Wolf of Wall Street" in Brooklyn, NY today (November 20).
The "Catch Me If You Can" star filmed scenes in Prospect Park under the direction of Martin Scorsese as shutterbugs looked on from afar as he gave a passionate smooch to co-star Joanna Lumley.
Meanwhile, Leo recently split up with his Victoria's Secret supermodel girlfriend Erin Heatherton, so he's currently in the market for some new arm candy.
An insider revealed, "Erin wanted things to get more serious between them, but Leo is not ready to settle down. While it would seem amazing that he wouldn't want to settle down with one of the world's most beautiful women, Leo leads a charmed life."

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Audrey - from Milwaukee, WI
Yes, "salted" butter can be used even in recipes that call for "unsalted" butter. Many bakers believe unsalted butter imparts a fresher, more pure cream flavor than salted butter – that's why you'll find most baked goods made with unsalted. Some butters are more salty than others, though, so you may want to reduce the amount of salt in the recipe by half.


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GSA-Led Team Wins Hammer Award for Disposal of Puerto Rico Properties
April 11, 1997
Contact: Darlene Meskell
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A multiagency team property disposal team facilitated by the General Services Administration (GSA) has been awarded Vice President Gore's Hammer Award for its environmentally, economically and culturally sensitive work in disposing of surplus Federal property in Puerto Rico.
The award was presented today by GSA Acting Administrator David J. Barram and Lisa Mallory of the Vice President's National Performance Review staff.
The team streamlined Federal real estate practices, preserved more than 700 acres of critical habitat, and resolved long-standing squatters-rights issues while disposing of the multi-million dollar properties. In the process it also developed a strategy for improving relations with the local populace and for reducing the costs of upkeep, maintenance and security.
Facilitated by GSA's Northeast Zone Office for Property Disposal, the team was composed of 11 members from GSA's Office of Property Disposal, 16 from the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, seven from the Department of Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service, and six representing Puerto Rican Government agencies.
"This team was successful on many fronts," said Barram. "While transforming the process by which Federal real estate is re-deployed, they overcame language and cultural barriers to build confidence and trust with Puerto Rican officials and dispel the widespread local perception that the U.S. Government is unresponsive, insensitive and uncaring."
This project incorporated many different transactions that resolved long-standing adverse possession issues, protected critical habitats for a variety of endangered species, including the leatherback turtle, and laid a foundation for other property disposal issues in Puerto Rico.
In the past, the Federal property disposal process in Puerto Rico was slow and fraught with bureaucratic infighting and political tension. The large number and size of Federal real estate holdings on the island has long been controversial.
Transactions in process will preserve an additional 800 acres and support eco-tourism to strengthen the struggling Puerto Rican economy. The project will also strengthen the economic viability of the Port of San Juan, which has suffered from economic disruption, inadequate facilities and systemic unemployment in recent years.
GSA's Office of Property Disposal, part of the Public Buildings Service, manages the use and disposal of surplus real property throughout the Government. It redistributes properties among Federal agencies, State and local governments and eligible nonprofit institutions and sells them competitively to the general public.
The Atlantic Division of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command manages the Navy's real property along the East Coast of the U.S. and throughout the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Mediterranean.


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A stroke, also called a "brain attack," is an interruption of the blood supply to any part of the brain. It happens when blood flow to a part of the brain is interrupted because a blood vessel in the brain is blocked or bursts open.
If blood flow is stopped for longer than a few seconds, the brain cannot get blood and oxygen. Brain cells can die, causing permanent damage. While there are two classifications of stroke both have similar risk factors and symptoms.
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The Detroit Tigers have long been high on the abilities of Avisail Garcia, leaving fans wondering what they were missing when looking at his statistics in the minor leagues. After being pushed aggressively to the Midwest League at just 18-years old in 2009, Garcia showed marked improvement at the same level in 2010, before regressing after a promotion to High-A in 2011. He repeated Lakeland to start the 2012 season and looked like a completely different player. In 67 games for the Flying Tigers, the 21-year old Garcia hit .289 with eight doubles, five triples and eight home runs; earning a promotion to Double-A in the second half. Garcia took another step forward with Erie, posting a .312/.345/.465 line in 55 games that included nine more doubles, three more triples and six home runs. For the season, Garcia had amassed 17 doubles and 14 home runs to go along with 23 steals in 122 games. His banner campaign didn't stop there as he earned a shot in the big leagues down the stretch. Playing sparingly through the final weeks of the season, Garcia hit .319 with three runs batted in over 51 plate appearances. Making another 25 plate appearances in the playoffs, Garcia batted .261 with his first big-league extra base hit, a double in the American League Championship Series. In total, Garcia finally translated his impressive raw tools to on-field success in 2012 and Tiger fans should now understand what the Tigers saw when he debuted as a 17-year old in Venezuela in 2008.
Brian Bluhm Minor League Pitcher of the Year
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Much like Garcia, Rondon debuted with the Venezuelan Summer League Tigers as a 17-year old in 2008, starting 13 games and posting a 3.58 ERA. That was essentially the last of Rondon as a starter in the minor leagues, and after a little hiccup in 2009, he has burned through the minor leagues and raced toward the cusp of the Major League roster. Rondon's 2.02 ERA with West Michigan in 2011 earned him a promotion to High-A Lakeland to start the 2012 season. After just 22 relief appearances and a 1.93 ERA, Rondon forced a promotion to Double-A. During his time in Lakeland he allowed only 12 hits and ten walks while striking out 34 in 23 1/3 innings of work. After his promotion to Erie, the hard-throwing (he consistently reaches triple digits with his fastball) Rondon somehow managed to improve his numbers. In 21 games for Erie, Rondon posted a microscopic 0.83 ERA by allowing just 15 hits and nine walks in 21 2/3 innings; this time striking out 23 batters. Rondon's season didn't end with Erie however, as he was promoted yet again, this time to Triple-A Toledo. In nine relief outings for the Hens, Rondon allowed just five hits and one walk in eight innings, fanning nine hitters. All told, Rondon finished the year with a 1.53 ERA, 32 hits and 26 walks allowed and 66 strikeouts in just 53 innings. Not only is Rondon squarely in the mix for a high-leverage bullpen spot with the 2013 Detroit Tigers, but General Manager Dave Dombrowski has publicly stated that the club considered calling Rondon up to the big leagues for the final month of the season. Rondon is the close of the future in Detroit, and given his 2012 season, the future might be right now.
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Original "Renesmee" Twilight Baby CUT from Movie [VIDEO]
Twilight just released some footage of the CREEPIEST animatronic baby ever! They almost use this "robot doll" to play Renesmee, but eventually opted for a real life baby. THANK GOD! The real baby's face was enhance with CGI to make it look "older" than an infant.
The failed creature, which they are calling "Chuckesme", was revealed in honor of the Twilight Forever DVD which is now available for purchase.
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Darrelle Revis' acrimonious relationship with the Jets' front office has taken yet another turn for the worse. In a sit-down interview with Seattle Seahawks' fullback Michael Robinson, Revis revealed that he wouldn't be opposed to playing somewhere outside of New York if the two sides can't iron out a long-term contract.
"Revis Island will be back on the field soon," the star cornerback told the "Real Rob Report," an online sports show by players, for the players. "I don't know, we'll see where the future leads to -- if I'll be back with the Jets or not. It really doesn't matter. I just want to play football."
Not exactly a ringing endorsement for a new Jets' regime led by general manager John Idzik, who opened a can of worms during his first day on the job by putting Revis' name on the trading block. As Gang Green attempts to recover from a miserable 2012 campaign, Revis recognized the reconstructed state of the franchise.
"(John Idzik) is trying to clean house to get some great players in here. ... It's a rebuilding mode for us, to get the right pieces to the puzzle."
For the past five seasons Revis was the centerpiece of Rex Ryan's defense establishing himself as arguably the NFL's premier cornerback. Busily rehabbing his surgically repaired ACL this offseason, Revis hasn't lost his swagger and still believes he is the best defensive back the league has to offer.
"A healthy Darrelle Revis, I still believe I'm at the top of the food chain."
Last season the Jets were bottom dwellers in the AFC East, rounding out the year with a third-place finish in the division and missing out on playoff contention for the second consecutive year. While Revis was healthy for just two games in 2012, quarterback Mark Sanchez struggled immensely to get on the same page with his receivers as his favorite targets Dustin Keller and Santonio Holmes missed the majority of the season due to injuries.
With free agency just one week away and the NFL draft just around the corner, Revis insists that Sanchez can be a franchise signal-caller if the front office brings in a sound supporting cast.
"We want guys for Mark Sanchez to throw to, some deep threats. ... Yes, Mark can get it done, but we need to put the right weapons around him for him to be successful. That's always been a thing with Mark. That should be our focus with Mark Sanchez, put the right players around him."
Rick Laughland covers the New York Jets for Greenandwhitereport.com
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Thank you for your interest in recruiting talented Grand Valley State University students and alumni. We look forward to working with you to help fulfill all your recruitment needs!
Effective recruiting is a year-round process. Successful organizations are the ones who are regularly on-campus, make a long-term commitment, and take the time to understand where their engagement can be most impactful. By interacting with your organization frequently, students and faculty/staff members gain a good understanding of your organizational needs and culture, and become more apt to refer well-suited students your way.
Grand Valley State University enrolls more than 25,000 students annually into 124 degree programs across eight colleges, assuring you have access to a wide variety of well-prepared and talented candidates. A strong liberal education serves as the foundation of all our programs, fostering critical thinking, creative problem solving, and cultural understanding you want and need from your employees.
Awards and Recognitions
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Darkwood Shield: This nonmagical heavy wooden shield is made out of darkwood. It has no enhancement bonus, but its construction material makes it lighter than a normal wooden shield.
It weighs 5 pounds and has no armor check penalty.
No aura (nonmagical); Price 257 gp.
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Hewlett-Packard (HP) has launched its WebOS tablet PC, TouchPad.
With its 9.7-inch diagonal capacitive multitouch display, virtual keyboard, instant-on access, support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 beta in the browser and access to thousands of WebOS applications, TouchPad is meant not just for entertainment but also for mobile productivity, HP said.
For maximum productivity, HP is working with Quickoffice to include the Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite, which lets consumers view and edit documents, such as Microsoft Word and Excel. It also comes with VPN support to connect to corporate networks, the vendor added.
With its 1.3-megapixel front-facing webcam, TouchPad offers video calling capability. It is also compatible with HP's printing solutions, so consumers can wirelessly print documents, photos and emails to compatible wireless and networked HP printers, the vendor said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
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Wednesday, March 13, 2014
8:30 a.m.
City Council Conference Room
City Hall at 420 Litho Street
The Legislative Committee may, at its discretion, consider agenda items out of the order in which they are listed. The public may comment on any item on the agenda that has not previously been subject to public comment. To give everyone an opportunity to be heard and to ensure the presentation of different points of view, the Committee requests that members of the audience who speak: 1) Always address the Chair; 2) State his or her name and address; 3) State views succinctly, and; 4) Limit comments to three minutes.
1. Call To Order
Vice Mayor Tom Theodores
Councilmember Jonathan Leone
2. Public Comment on Items Not on Agenda
3. Historic Preservation Regulations Update – Meeting with Historic Landmarks Board Representative Carolyn Kiernat and Planning Commission Representative Vicki Nichols
a. Discussion of Issues and Options Memorandum with representatives from Dyett & Bhatia
b. Future Steps for Historic Preservation Regulations Update
4. Next Meeting Date
5. Adjourn
How to obtain Legislative Committee Agendas
Agendas are posted at least 72 hours prior to the meeting at the entrance to City Hall, 420 Litho Street. Agendas are also available at the Administration Department at City Hall.
Special Needs
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Young The Giant Challenges Weezer To 'Frisbee Duel'
Listen to Young the Giant Radio on iHeartRadio | Listen to Weezer Radio on iHeartRadio
It looks like there's a frisbee feud brewing between Young the Giant and Weezer.
Earlier this month Weezer drummer Patrick Wilson showed off his skills by catching an errant frisbee mid-song without missing a beat. Check out that video if ya missed it:
But now Young the Giant think they might have topped that. The group shared a video from their gig at Michigan's Mo Pop Festival this past weekend featuring frontman Sameer Gadhia snagging a frisbee after it was tossed toward the stage by a fan sitting in the very back of the amphitheater.
Young the Giant asked their Twitter followers which catch was better, and officially challenged Wilson and the rest of Weezer to a "frisbee duel."
Which catch is better? http://t.co/q4Xjw3rBSD OR http://t.co/1CmbepoHOU @patrick_wilson @Weezer, we challenge you to a frisbee duel!
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Centre for Teaching Innovation and Excellence
Educational Development
Writing Circle
Mar 19/13
Date: Mar 19/13
Time: 11:00 - 12:00
Location: ARTS 2C2
Cost: Free
The Writing Circle is co-hosted by Educational Development and the Writing Centre.
writing circle is meant to provide a open forum where Laurier faculty
and educators can come together from multiple disciplines to share
experiences, best practices, and lessons learned about how to develop
and integrate writing assignments into the learning environment (online
and face-to-face).
This group was established as a follow-up to the 2008 John Bean writing workshop and/or as a result of attending the 2008 writing themed annual teaching day conference. Whether or not you attended either event, we invite you to share your (or hear about your colleagues') writing assignment woes, accomplishments, best practices, lessons learned, etc.
This group meets throughout the term and there is always opportunity to share your writing triumphs and lead future discussions.
Drop in and join us.
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The perfect cake for a serving of one. A hint of lemon adds a refreshing twist everyone will love.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease and flour pan or spray with vegetable pan spray with flour.
In medium bowl, beat butter, sugar and lemon zest with electric mixer at medium speed until light and fluffy. Add one egg; mix well. Add flour and salt; blend until just combined. Add second egg; mix well. Add milk and vanilla; blend well. Spoon batter into prepared pan.
Bake 35-40 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from oven.
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To assure compliance with the education provisions of the federal law, Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act of 2008, New Jersey legislation was enacted September 9, 2010 that amended Title 18 A and Title 30. Under this law, children can remain in their home school when they enter foster care unless it is not in their best interest to do so.
The below resources further explain this law along with policy changes at the the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (formerly DYFS).
School Stability for Children in Resource Home Care - Information for Parents
(English) (Spanish)
School Stability for Children in Resource Home Care - General Information
(English) (Spanish)
Education Stability Liaison Directory
School Registration for Children in Out-of-Home Care - Information for Caregivers and Educators
Visit the Foster and Adoptive Family Services Web site for information about scholarships for foster children and children adopted from foster care in New Jersey.
18A:7B-12 Determination of district of residence
30:4C-26 Placing child in resource family home or institution
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any 1 can help me pls.? ???
i did repartion/reformat and reset MBR and reinstall bt2.. problem is it wont boot.. it just hang up
Verifying DMI tool...............
any idea ? help pls..
any 1 can help me pls.? ???
Plese provide more information: kind of hardware, single or dual boot sytem, special hardware configurations, etc.
Don't eat yellow snow :rolleyes:
I use VMWARE 6.0 Beta on Vista business.
The release of Backtrack 2 beta boots fine after following the install pdf.
The Final release just won't boot.
I have a feeling that the HD install software packed on backtrack is the source of the problem. Please let us know.
I use VMWARE 6.0 Beta on Vista business edition.
I tried to Install Backtrack 2.0 Final within the VMWare software. (Single Boot)
I can boot to Live CD and make the partitions and install necessary files using the installer program that came with BT2. I shutdown backtrack and it would not start up on its own without the CD. I think the install software on backtrack did not install the necessary files correctly. Perhaps the boot files.
The older beta version works just fine.
I followed the Install PDF to the teeth.
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System Memory 2048 MB
BIOS Type Award (11/25/05)
Communication Port Communications Port (COM1)
Communication Port ECP Printer Port (LPT1)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce 6800 XT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce 6800 XT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce 6800 XT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)
Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce 6800 XT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)
Monitor BenQ FP202W (Digital) [NoDB] (161113422)
Audio Adapter Multimedia Audio Controller [NoDB]
Disk Drive NVIDIA STRIPE 465.77G
Optical Drive LITE-ON CD-RW SOHR-5239S ATA Device
Optical Drive PLEXTOR DVDR PX-716A ATA Device
C: (NTFS) 199999 MB (122519 MB free)
Keyboard HID Keyboard Device
Mouse Microsoft USB IntelliMouse Optical
Primary IP Address 192.168.11.100
Primary MAC Address
Network Adapter NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller (192.168.11.100)
Network Adapter VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet1 (192.168.28.1)
Network Adapter VMware Virtual Ethernet Adapter for VMnet8 (192.168.245.1)
ive the same problem backtrack couldnt boot :S
pleasee help me
I cant even boot the live cd for some reason, it says i should enter some authentication thingy like the filename to boot or something, any help1
When setting up your VM, choose Custom, and use the BusLogic SCSI adapter instead of the LSI Logic adapter...


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October 2013 Magazine Covers | Pictures
Sandra Bullock and Vogue Lead October's Pack of Magazine Covers
The weather might be starting to cool down, but that hasn't stopped October's fashion magazine covers from heating up. For proof of that, look no further than Sandra Bullock's smoldering stare on the cover of Vogue. Or, W Magazine's "Young, Cool, and on the Verge" issue, which named Chloë Moretz the leader of Hollywood's pack of new talents. Another young talent also landed a big cover: Kate Upton channels Marilyn Monroe in a swimsuit on the 100th anniversary cover of Vanity Fair.
Elsewhere, a line on Hugh Jackman's cover of Town & Country advertises "Fall's 10 most romantic looks," and Hailee Steinfeld's cover of Teen Vogue promises "cozy sweaters, pretty dresses, and the coolest coats." Sounds like it's time to start bundling up to us! Take a look at the October magazine covers we've seen so far, here in the gallery.


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Right guys - I've been sparring and training at the amateur boxing club locally. I'm going to throw myself into the training fully these coming months and see if a dream I had about buying a new Subaru Impreza from boxing wages comes true.
Here's the car:
Although I've had 4 weeks off training - I'm getting back into it slowly. Today I'll be taking it easy though. Had a cheesy turkey mince bolognese and sgetti. Just about to walk the dogs for a couple of miles...


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With no end in sight, Guantanamo work goes onKaren Greenberg in Yahoo News, November 11, 2011
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In the midst of the barbed wire and watchtowers dotting Guantanamo's green hills, construction workers continue to build despite US President Barack Obama's promise to close the prison.
Nearly 10 years since the first handful of detainees arrived at the US naval base in southern Cuba from Afghanistan, 778 terror suspects have passed through Guantanamo and been locked up behind the infamous metal fencing.
The prison population has dropped over the years to reach 171 today, but at a painfully slow pace due to complex legal and political wrangling over where to ship inmates known as the "worst of the worst."
Amid staunch opposition from voters in their states and local districts, lawmakers have further stalled the process by freezing funds to transfer the detainees to the United States or third countries, unless specific, stringent conditions are met about how the prisoners would be held.
But that did not keep Pentagon General Counsel Jeh Johnson from insisting that Obama administration officials "continue to be committed" to the president's goal of closing the infamous detention facility, despite his failure to meet a January 2010 deadline to do so.
"Until we are given the stop order, we must continue," said Lieutenant Colonel Todd Breasseale, a Defense Department spokesman.
"We must continue to plan for both the current operations and what could be the future operations here, all the necessary requirements to take care of the detainees."
A prisoner hospital hastily built 10 years ago, decrepit prison offices and staff houses in the middle of fields of cacti and hardy desert shrubs are all testaments to last-minute upgrades made necessary by the political climate.
"It was not built to stay around for ever. We had to upgrade it to maintain the same level of care," said Guantanamo spokeswoman Commander Tamsen Reese, noting that over 1,850 military and civilian staff still work at the prison.
With the drop in the prison population, the first three aging camps were deserted and 80 percent of detainees now wander behind the walls of Camp 6, where they can be seen in their white garb from behind a two-way mirror.
Detainees can spend most of the day in communal spaces, classrooms or prison yards. But if they break the rules, they are sent to neighboring Camp 5, forced to don Guantanamo's symbolic orange jumpsuits, and confined to detention cells with barely two hours of free time a day.
Once they have collaborated with questioners, detainees are placed in a secure facility at Camp Echo before being installed at Camp Iguana if they are deemed releasable. Six prisoners from China's mainly Muslim Uighur minority currently languish there awaiting transfer.
There is also the top-secret Camp 7, where 14 "high-value detainees" have been held since the CIA transferred them to military custody in 2006.
Its residents include Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the alleged plotter of the USS Cole bombing in 2000, and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-professed mastermind of the September 11, 2001 attacks.
"It's a very, very serious jail," said Nashiri's lawyer Richard Kammen, who, however, has never visited his client at the prison.
"I see nothing that indicates that there is any chance of Guantanamo being closed in the near future... It's hard to see that happen given the amount of building they're doing here."
Kammen was at Guantanamo this week for the arraignment of Nashiri, the camp's first detainee to be brought to trial under the Obama administration's revamped rules for military commissions.
Terror expert Karen Greenberg, of Fordham University's School of Law, said "with each trial, Obama theoretically brings himself one step closer to closing Gitmo," but the notion remained that it may never be closed.
Zachary Katznelson, a senior attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, said US "allies have refused to cooperate" with American officials on counterterrorism because of Guantanamo and its "unjust military commissions."
"That threat to our security must come to an end," he added.


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To install Back|Track to your HDD.
Make sure that you have some free space on your HDD, I would probably say that at a minimum you will need 5Gb's for the install partition (to allow you to save capture files and the like) and 2 times however much RAM you have for a swap partition. So that's two partitions you need.
Boot your machine with the Back|Track CD, logon and start the KDE desktop.
So the first thing we need to do is make a primary partition and put a linux file system on it.
So we fire up "qtparted" from the Back|Track menu, under "Misc".
Highlight the entry in the left hand pane and right click – "Make a new partition table".
On the newly created partition in the right hand pane, right click and choose to "Create".
Create a Primary Partition, Ext2 format with a size of your choice. Click OK.
Create a further Primary Partition, Linux-Swap format with at least twice your RAM size. Click OK.
SAVE YOUR CHANGES!!!! Allow QTParted to create the partitions and close the program.
With the disk ready to use we now need to put Back|Track on the file system. In order to do this we need to mount the virtual disk so we can copy the files to it.
So we make a mount point for the disk:
mkdir /mnt/hda1
Then mount the partition:
mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1
Then we copy all the system files to the new partition. This is easily done with the 'Back|Track Installer', under 'System' in the 'K' menu
If you remembered to mount your drive, the installer should auto-populate the required fields. It should read –
Source (Back Track CD) /boot
Install Back Track to /mnt/hda1
Write MBR to /dev/hda
I would recommend that instead of a LiveCD install you perform a full install as that will copy an uncompressed linux OS to your machine. This will make it quicker. The Installer may seem to hang at 11%, this is because it is copying lots of data to the HDD. Give it a minute and it should continue.
Once it has finished, close the installer and shutdown. Remove the CD and restart.
This will method will only allow you to boot into Back|Track install. If you want to dual boot a machine with either two different linux distro's or Windows and Back|Track, then you should search through the forum as I do not have time to write that right now.
What next?
If you do not like the command line logon and want the KDE desktop to start automatically. Open a bash prompt and type:
nano /etc/inittab
change the following line:
If you want leetmode to start automatically. From the bash prompt type:
cd /root/.kde/Autostart
ln -s /usr/bin/leetmode leetmode
That will create a link to leetmode in your autostart directory.
To autostart YaKuake, which will give you a terminal (bash) window at the press of the F12 button.
cd /root/.kde/Autostart
ln -s /opt/kde/bin/yakuake yakuake
Now when you restart the KDE, just press F12 to start a bash prompt.
If you want to stop your CDROM from ejecting on reboots and shutdowns, you need to alter the shutdown script. From the bash prompt, type:
cd /etc/rc.d
nano rc.6
Find the following relevant piece of code and alter it to look like the following
# eject cdrom devices
. ./usr/lib/liblinuxlive
#echo "Ejecting all CDROMs..."
#list_cdrom_devices | while read DEVICE; do
# cdrecord dev=$DEVICE -eject >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
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# eject -s $DEVICE >/dev/null 2>/dev/null
#echo "========================================"
#echo "It's safe to switch the computer off now"
#echo -ne "Press Enter to $command "
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I also placed a shortcut to Konqueror on my shortcut panel menu (the bottom left shortcut icons).
I did this by right clicking on any of the shortcut icons,
Panel Menu, Add to Panel, Application, Internet, Web Browser (Konqueror)
You will now see a new shortcut next to the /pentest shortcut, this will start Konqueror.
Hopefully this thread will be made sticky and will answer a lot of questions before they are asked.
If I have made any errors in my thread, please post a reply and correct me, I'm only human afterall!
Explore and play with Back|Track.
Use the seach function in the forum.
Use Google.
At least try to find the answer before you ask a question.
To change the logon screen from:
User: root
Pass: toor
Edit the /etc/issue file.
Thanks to Darthn for this.


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It seems I will have to try to by my ticket Dec 1st.
It looks like im going to schedule a 11:45-12:30 meeting to make sure im ready to buy on time
Wardman Park Marriott, Feb 5-7, Washington DC.
Tickets went on sale yesterday at noon, did you get yours?
Last two chances for tickets, December 1st and January 1st.
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.
It seems I will have to try to by my ticket Dec 1st.
It looks like im going to schedule a 11:45-12:30 meeting to make sure im ready to buy on time
Their new ticket buying system is a little funky. It's even better when the top of the page says they aren't online yet but waaaaay down at the bottom the link for the tickets goes live. Almost missed out because of that.
And you have to be faster than a snake on ice hitting that F5 refresh.
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
Due to the fiasco of Sunday. I ended up buying two tickets. I've got an open registration ticket for sale. The price is $200.00. This assumes you'll be paying by paypal and the $25.00 is to cover the paypal fees and a beer for me and you at the con.
Ask the regulars (Thorn, Prez, Streaker) for a character reference and after they stop laughing they'll tell you I can be trusted to only sell the ticket once.
I'm planning to attend Shmoo this year if I can get a ticket on Dec 1st, this will be my first Smoocon.
I should see if I can get a moose crossing sign from the local highway guys and bring it to the con.
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Last week, Kathleen Sebelius, secretary of the U.S. Health and Human Services Dept. and the public face of the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare), announced her resignation. She had been under attack by Congress and others ever since the botched rollout of the federal Obamacare signup site, HealthCare.gov, last fall.
At launch, HealthCare.gov was able to sign up only a few subscribers per hour. These days, the site is pretty much fixed, and the total signups ultimately exceeded the government's original prediction of 7 million (8 million actually signed up). But the debacle's stain continues to dog HealthCare.gov in particular -- security concerns persist, for example -- and Obamacare in general.
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How could those failures have been avoided, and what can the feds and other large organizations learn about deploying other such massive cloud services? A panel discussion recently at Penn State's Center for Enterprise Architecture tried to answer those questions.
The general conclusion was that the government and its contractors did not follow sound enterprise architecture practices, so they missed many of the issues that plagued the rollout. You can watch the panel discussion in the video below.
Although you can argue that the HealthCare.gov deadline was too aggressive, the requirements weren't understood, or the responsibilities were too distributed, the fact is that the ball was dropped long before the code was written.
The kinds of issues faced by HealthCare.gov occur in the private sector all the time, but the private sector more often manages the risk and complexity with sound design and architectural practices that ensure that the resulting system will be of good quality, scale as needed, and provide the performance and usability that the users expect. HealthCare.gov's team did none of this.
As one of the panelists noted, enterprise architecture should have been used to ameliorate the complexity and the issues around requirements, translating them into a sound solution, with a plan to design, build, test, and deploy.
What's sad is that HealthCare.gov team did include enterprise architects, but they did not seem to have the ability to make much of a difference. That problem is not unique to HealthCare.gov or the federal government -- private companies also often give their enterprise architects short shrift. Architects may have the knowledge to solve these sorts of problems, but not the power to actually solve them.
Just as Sebelius took the fall for that fundamental failure, so too does the CIO or CTO take the fall in the private sector when enterprise architecture isn't used to make sure the right things happen.
This article, "How to avoid a HealthCare.gov fiasco in your cloud," originally appeared at InfoWorld.com. Read more of David Linthicum's Cloud Computing blog and track the latest developments in cloud computing at InfoWorld.com. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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"Love" is the debut single from her new upcoming album, which is expected to be released later in 2014. The music video was filmed in beautiful Honduras earlier this year and features the country's culture, surroundings, and many of Honduras' own natives as Jana explores their villages and towns. Fans can really feel the "love" with this video.
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Saturday, May 3, 2014 at 10:30 AM - Friday, June 27, 2014 at 1:30 PM (CEST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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Event Details
We are now enrolling for our the 2014 'Hope Women's Bible Study' to be held in spring 2014. Discuss with us if you're interested in building skills upon skills.
The course is geared toward educating women to define their deepest longings, with in-depth study of the Holy Scripture.
Course Dates:
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The Course Enables You To:
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10915 Hardin Valley Road
Knoxville, TN 37933
The Adult Education and English classes for speakers of other languages (ESOL) are ending on June 30, 2013. We will no longer be offering these classes through Pellissippi State Community College. We were truly honored to provide GED and ESOL classes for the last 21 years, serving nearly 16,000 adults.
For GED preparation classes, please check the school systems in Knox or surrounding counties for a schedule of classes.
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A cost-cutting change to the gi Bill has cost hundreds of thousands of veterans thousands of dollars, reports Winston Ross.
Past generations - many in my family - were able to make good lives because they took advantage of the gi bill.
No one from any state or federal government agency knows how many veterans who go to school on the gi Bill graduate or find jobs.
Lawmakers in Washington are well aware that gi Bill money is being wasted.
He was recruiting black veterans who had played high school ball and now could attend college on the gi Bill.
Mr. Varnum, he gi' me a book he said was better, and I guess it is.
A a -ant's -ders dwarf far- gi- on of shoul- sees the the -ther two.
Durinda'na, Orlando's sword, given him by his cousin Malagi'gi.
When I put in dat fif'-cent you gi' me, he jumped like a pin had stick him.
Deacon Peedick thought he had gi'n more than his part in proportion, and come right out plain and said so.
also GI, 1936 as an adjective meaning "U.S. Army equipment," American English, apparently an abbreviation of Government Issue, and applied to anything associated with servicemen. Transferred sense of "U.S. Army soldier" arose during World War II (first recorded 1943), apparently from the jocular notion that the men themselves were manufactured by the government.
An earlier G.I. (1908) was an abbreviation of galvanized iron, especially in G.I. can, a type of metal trash can; the term was picked up by U.S. soldiers in World War I as slang for a similar-looking type of German artillery shells. But it is highly unlikely that this G.I. came to mean "soldier." No two sources seem to agree on the entire etymology, but none backs the widespread notion that it stands for *General Infantry. GI Joe "any U.S. soldier" attested from 1942 (date in OED is a typo).
GI abbr.
Gingival Index
Of, in, or from the US armed forces, esp the Army; government issue: GI shoes/ His officious ways are very GI (WWI armed forces)
A member of the US armed forces, esp an enlisted Army soldier serving since or during World War II: The GIs fought furiously to hold Taejon (Armed forces)
To scrub and make trim: They GIed the barracks every Friday night (WWII Army)
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The event features talks by Bozeman mountaineer and author Conrad Anker and MSU geology professor David Lageson, as well as Mount Everest video footage shot by MSU geology graduate student Travis Corthouts and exhibits by MSU research centers and community organizations.
Anker, Lageson and Corthouts were all members of the 2012 Everest Education Expedition.
Anker is a rock climber, mountaineer and author famous for his challenging ascents in the Himalayas and Antarctica, including his summit of Mount Everest without oxygen in May. He is a member of The North Face climbing team and has established new routes and first ascents in many locations throughout the world, including Zion, Yosemite, the Karakorum and Alaska. In 1999, Anker was a key member of the search team that located the remains of legendary British climber George Mallory on Everest. He will speak on "Mountains in a Dynamic Climate."
Lageson is a long-time professor of structural geology and former head of the MSU Department of Earth Sciences. His primary research interests include mountain building, tectonic processes associated with earthquakes and faulting and the geologic evolution of the Rocky Mountain region. Lageson will speak on the geologic development of Mount Everest "from seafloor to summit." He will trace the evolution of rocks that comprise Everest from their origin as sediments on the continental shelf of Gondwana more than 470 million years ago to the eventual collision of the Indian plate with Eurasia and uplift of those fossil-bearing marine rocks to the roof of the world. He will also compare the geologic history of the Himalaya and the Rocky Mountains of Montana.
The exhibitor fair begins at 6 p.m. and features local non-profit organizations that will share their work related to mountain environments and issues. The fair will also include other MSU departments that will share information on research projects related to climate science, ecology and other topics. The talks begin at 7 p.m.
International Mountain Day is hosted by the Institute on Ecosystems, Montana NSF EPSCoR, and MSU's Office of International Programs and Extended University. It is a United Nations event that is celebrated throughout the world as an opportunity to create awareness about the importance of mountains to life, to highlight the opportunities and constraints in mountain development, and to build partnerships that will bring positive change to the world's mountains and highlands.
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The Santa Cruz of the late '70s - the Santa Cruz I remember - bears no resemblance to the Central California community of 2013.
For those of us who went to high school in San Jose, Santa Cruz was the place we went to drink beer, ride the roller coaster and ogle girls in bikinis when the weather got warm in the South Bay.
It was the place our parents dreaded. Highway 17 - with its hairpin curves winding through the majestic redwoods between Los Gatos and Scotts Valley - claimed the lives of more than a few of our peers.
I could fill a good portion of this space with tales of escapades that began or ended in Santa Cruz. I won't.
All of the kids who graduated Bellarmine College Preparatory in 1979 might have similar tales and sweet memories of a time that's long gone and otherwise mostly forgotten.
After yesterday the class of '79 will always pair Santa Cruz with the name of a classmate who gave his life to protect the citizens of Surf City from the creeps, predators and killers who roam its streets today.
Our classmate, Sgt. Loran "Butch" Baker, was killed Tuesday in Santa Cruz by an armed and cowardly nutcase who had more than a few run-ins with law enforcement, a bad work record as a barrista and history of sexual assaults aimed at female co-workers.
The killer was the sort of lowlife loser California beach cities attract more and more these days. A punk with a bad attitude who just happened to own some serious firearms.
He's dead now too.
So is Butch's partner Lomita native Detective Elizabeth Butler.
Butch and Liz left behind families and kids. Butch's son recently joined the Santa Cruz P.D. and is a community service officer.
Want to know what kind of guy Butch was? Even the community activists loved him.
Deborah Elston, a co-founder of the advocacy group Santa Cruz Neighbors, told the Santa Cruz Sentinel that she relied on Baker for support in a San Lorenzo River clean-up effort.
"It's such an incredible loss of his expertise and just a salt-of-the-earth guy," Elston told the newspaper before adding that Butch was "very personable, thoughtful and very approachable."
That Santa Cruz I so loved as a high schooler has changed. It's become a mean, vicious place where prowling packs of teens prey on the homeless while the hippies who moved there after the Summer of Love have turned their paradise over to corporate pot collectives intent on squeezing every last dime out of medical marijuana addicts.
Butch saw it coming.
"Seems that before even the criminals had a code of ethics, but now some of the young people out there just have a general lack of respect for others," he told a reporter in 2002. "They're in your face."
Say what you will about the Jesuits who taught us, I've heard it all.
But they instilled in us a code of ethics "Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam" - for the greater glory of God - which they they explained meant we were to be "men for others."
Butch was exactly that.
Frank C. Girardot is the editor of the Pasadena Star-News. Follow him at twitter.com/frankgirardot. His book "Name Dropper: Investigating the Clark Rockefeller Mystery" will be released on March 9. Learn more at www.rockefellermystery.com.


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Mach Xtreme Technology has announced a new 2.5-inch SATA3 SSD series, the MX-DS FUSION.
The MX-DS FUSION SSD delivers performance that maximizes the throughput of a SATA3 6Gb/s interface with balanced read/write speeds, the vendor said. It maintains backwards compatibility with existing SATA2 3.0 Gb/s and SATA 1.5 Gb/s interfaces.
The new Mach Xtreme SSD series delivers up to 540MB/s read and 510MB/s write along with the maximum of 80,000 IOPS, low power consumption (stand-by 1.6W / active up to 2.8W) and superior durability (2.0 million MTBF) compared to previous generation SATA 3Gb/s drives.
The Mach Xtreme DS FUSION comes in 60GB and 120GB versions.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
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A four-acre cotton fertility experiment that Alabama Polytechnic Institute scientists established in a Lee County farmer's field a century ago is still going strong and generating data that documents the impact fertilization and soil nutrient deficiencies have on nonirrigated cotton and other crop yields over the long haul.
Known as the Cullars Rotation, the project is the South's oldest continuous soil-fertility experiment, the second oldest cotton research project in the world and a 100-year-old laboratory for sustainable agriculture.
"The research at this site shows how, with good management practices, the fertility of soil that has been farmed for decades and decades can be preserved and continue to supply plant nutrients to nonirrigated crops year after year," said Auburn University agronomy and soils professor Charles Mitchell.
The Cullars Rotation is on Woodfield Drive at South College Street in Auburn, directly behind the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art. The long-term field-crop experiment is named in honor of the late J.A. Cullars, who, with brother-in-law John P. Alvis, owned and farmed cotton on the land in the late 1880s and early 1900s and in 1911 allowed Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station researchers from API to plant research plots on their farm to determine the effects of new, synthetic phosphorous, potassium and nitrogen fertilizers on cotton production.
Design-wise, the project consists of 14 soil treatments replicated three times on 42 separate plots in a three-year rotation of cotton, winter clover, corn, winter wheat and soybeans. Included in those plots are some that Mitchell calls the "no-nothings," because they haven't been fertilized at all during the 100 years of the study.
"And I don't think anybody would have any trouble picking those plots out," said Mitchell, who is in his 27th year as curator of both the Cullars Rotation and Auburn's Old Rotation, located on Lem Morrison Drive, less than half a mile as the crow flies from the Cullars site.
The Old Rotation, by the way, dates back to 1896 and thus is the oldest cotton study in the world. It is recognized as the first experiment that showed a rotation of cotton and legumes would support a cotton crop indefinitely.
Mitchell, an admitted history buff who long recognized that the two ongoing experiments were of major significance not only agriculturally but historically as well, was successful in getting the Old Rotation placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988 and the Cullars Rotation, likewise, in 2003.
Listing on the register is exclusive to properties a review board deems worthy of preservation for their significance in American history, architecture, archeology, engineering and culture. Only two other crop research fields in the U.S. — one at the University of Illinois and the other on the University of Missouri's campus — have received the honor.
The Cullars Rotation tells the story of the vast mechanical and technological advances that have occurred in agriculture since 1911, advances that are reflected in increased yields.
"In the fertilized plots where the nutrients are replaced, our yields continue to go up almost every year," says Mitchell, noting that other sweeping changes—boll weevil eradication and the use of conservation tillage, genetically modified crops and cover crops—have also contributed to increased crop production. "We're still learning new things even now about the long-term effects of fertilizers and lime on crop production."
Though most recognized for the long-term research data it produces, the Cullars Rotation also has become a valuable field lab for Auburn students studying soil and plant science.
"It's the only site in the South where students can actually see the effects of soil nutrient deficiencies on five crops over the course of a year," Mitchell says.
When the open pasture, known as Alvis Field, in which the Cullars Rotation is located, was selected as the site for the art museum a decade ago, a 40-foot border was left around the Cullars Rotation to preserve it for ongoing research and demonstration on sustainable crop production on soils of the southern U.S.
Granted, it isn't every day that you'll find a fine arts museum with row crops next door. Mitchell says the arrangement makes sense, when you think about it.
"The two have been surprisingly complementary," he says. "Here you have the museum, with all the glitz and glamour associated with it, and, right across the street from it, have crops growing, showing, in effect, the history of Alabama agriculture," he says.
To learn more about the Cullars Rotation and the Old Rotation, visit www.ag.auburn.edu/agrn/longterm.
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All good things must come to an end
Just in case you missed it in our tweeting and facebooking, today is the last day for our Early Bird Rate to Vida Vegan Con 2011. As close to midnight PST as we can manage to be awake and remember, we'll be restoring the PayPal button from $180 to $250.
We really don't want you to miss out on the cheaper rate—it's still worth it at $250, considering what you're getting, but why not save an additional $70?
The way the registration is going, it's very possible you'll get a "sold out" message. Don't freak out if that happens; we built in a little cushion to ensure we didn't go over our maximum capacity including speakers and exhibitors. We just need to fine-tune a bit and a handful of spaces will free up.
If you do try to purchase the weekend registration and PayPal won't let you, email us immediately at VidaVeganConference [at] gmail [dot] com so we can get you at the top of our waiting list. We'll honor the price of the day.
Thanks, and we hope to see you all in August!
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I am crushed. I can't make it this year, but will be there in spirit. I blogged about it the other day. If some miracle happens, I'll beam myself to PDX.
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ATLANTA -- Coca-Cola Co. has signed a 10-year agreement to develop its iconic soft drink brands for single-cup use in Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' Keurig Cold at-home beverage system, set to launch in 2015. The companies also entered into a common stock purchase agreement through which Coca-Cola Co. will purchase a 10% minority equity stake in Green Mountain, valued at $1.25 billion.
Green Mountain's Keurig Cold single-serve beverage system will use precisely formulated single-serve pods to dispense freshly made cold beverages including carbonated drinks, enhanced waters and juice and sports drinks. The cold system is expected to be an open-architecture platform similar to the Keurig hot system.
Under the agreement, Green Mountain will be Coca-Cola's exclusive partner for the global production and sale of the soda giant's branded single-serve, pod-based cold beverages. The two companies said they will also explore future opportunities to collaborate on the Keurig platform.
Coca-Cola will acquire 16,684,139 newly issued shares in Green Mountain, priced at $74.98, for approximately $1.25 billion.
"This global relationship combines The Coca-Cola Co.'s unparalleled brand, distribution and marketing strengths with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' innovative technology and beverage system expertise," said Brian P. Kelley, president and chief executive of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.
Coca-Cola chairman and chief executive Muhtar Kent said pairing Coke's brand leadership and global footprint with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' innovative technology will enable the companies to capitalize on the growth opportunities in the single-serve, pod-based segment of the cold beverage industry.
"Importantly, this partnership provides our consumers with a convenient way to enjoy the brands they love through in-home preparation," Kent said.
Coca-Cola's investment in Green Mountain is expected to close in March.
Green Mountain said it intends to execute a share repurchase program to reduce dilution from the transaction under its existing $1.1 billion share repurchase authorization. In addition, the roaster intends to use a portion of the proceeds from Coca-Cola's investment to fund anticipated capital expenditures for its Keurig Cold beverage system over the next several years.
SEE ALSO: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters reports first quarter fiscal year 2014 results including a record 5.1 million Keurig brewers sold in the period


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NSW: The Cave, KRLX, and No Fidelity Open House
4:00 – 6:00 pm / The Cave, Lower Level Evans Hall
Located on the lower level of Evans Hall, The Cave is a student-run music venue and campus hangout. KRLX is Carleton's student-run freeform radio station and No Fidelity is Carleton's music magazine. Stop by for an afternoon of music, free food, and billards, plus get a chance to meet the student staff who manage The Cave, members of the KRLX Board of Directors, and some of No Fidelity's editors and contributors. Raffle prizes will be awarded every 20 minutes.
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B.A.Ed. Dance Education
The Dance Education degree provides a curriculum devoted to the preparation and training of dance educators in the public school setting. Take a look at the required courses for this program!
Degree Sheet
To see the classes that make up the Dance Education curriculum check out the Dance Education Degree Sheet!
Scholarships and Tuition Waivers
Auditions for admittance into the UCO Dance Program and for the UCO Kaleidoscope Dancers Company are held every spring. View more information on dance scholarships.
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Take advantage of these opportunities in the Metro which may spark your interest and even boost your resume.
- OKC Swing Dance Club: Go to http://www.okcswingdanceclub.com/ to find out about upcoming events.
- Kaleidoscope Dance Company at UCO: Go to http://www.uco.edu/cfad/academics/dance/specialsevents.asp to get involved!
- OKC Ballroom Dance Club: Go to http://www.danceokc.org/schedule.htm to find out about upcoming events!
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Originally from the former Soviet Union, Dr. Eskridge-Kosmach has taught in Belarus, Canada, and the United States. She has written numerous articles in the field of Eastern European history and U.S.-Eastern European relations, co-authored Tragedy of the Idols of Russian Revolution: Political Portaits of L. Trotsky (Belarussian State University Press, 1994), and is author of Foreign Policy of the USA toward Yugoslavia: Problems and Approaches (Belarussian State University of Education Press, 2003).
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Soul Food Junkies, Free Screening
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Sunday, January 20, 2013 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
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In Soul Food Junkies filmmaker Byron Hurt sets out on a historical and culinary journey to learn more about the soul food tradition and its relevance to black cultural identity. Hurt's exploration was inspired by his father's lifelong love affair with the high-fat, calorie-rich traditional soul food diet and his unwillingness to give it up even in the face of a life-threatening health crisis. Hurt discovers that the relationship between African Americans and culinary dishes like ribs, grits, and fried chicken is culturally based, deep-rooted, complex, and often deadly.
Don't miss the free screening of Soul Food Junkies hosted by OneNation Media Services, Inc.
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Riverside Public Library
3581 Mission Inn Ave
Sunday, January 20, 2013 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM (PST)
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WinHugs is the Windows user interface to Hugs. Further details, including a preview download, are available here. In addition to all of the Hugs features, it includes type browsers and heirarchical constraint views. WinHugs should run on any version of Windows since 95, i.e. 95/98/ME/NT/2K/XP.
1 Screenshot
2 Authorship
The code is currently maintained by Neil Mitchell, and has been rewritten from scratch. Previous versions were written by ...
3 Existing Bugs
These are bugs that remain, relative to the last stable release of WinHugs (a long time ago).
- Add cpphs support, so can compile with cpp directives
- Should be an option to list all files not in the Hugs directory loaded
- Excessive clearing of previous part of the screen, once it goes over the limit
- Inline system calls, i.e. "system dir" returns the results to the terminal.
- Doesn't work on Windows 98
4 Ignored Issues
I'm not sure if these are bugs or not, but people reported them, although fixing them breaks more things.
- Open textpad with new command: C:\Program Files\TextPad 4\TextPad.exe -s %s(%d) [fixes DDE problems on certain systems, opens multiple instances on others...]
- :edit starts editing a weird file. Should create a new file in my documents and open that.
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- Unicode
- update the documentation
- keyboard accelerators, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V etc.
- correctly align and space the options dialog
- add more text editor support (as people ask!)
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- Rewritten to use less code
- Redesigned options, better layed out
- Easier integration with text editors, just textpad for now but ask for more
- Better designed menus
- Updated artwork, hicolor large size
- Uses XP style
- Faster on output, about 5 times
- About twice as fast as the console version of Hugs on Windows
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Dang Orthopedics uses computational modeling and mathematical simulation to study the biomechanics of surgery. Working in collaboration with researchers at the University of California, San Francisco and the New England Musculoskeletal Institute at the University of Connecticut Health Center, the California research facility is studying the biomechanics of the spine and shoulder through realistic mathematical representations of human anatomy.
When conservative therapies have failed to treat pain or weakness caused by mechanical deformation or inflammation of the nerve roots in the cervical spine, surgeons may turn to "discectomy and fusion," where the disc between the affected vertebrae is removed and the spine is then stabilized using bone graft or metal plates and screws. Although this operation has excellent outcomes overall, accelerated arthritis in the rest of the spine is a potential future complication. Surgeons hypothesize that increased strain in the remaining motion segments of the spine after surgery contributes to the accelerated arthritis, but research has been difficult due to the inability to measure this change in strain in actual patients and the limitations of testing with anatomic specimens. An accurate computational simulation of the stresses on the cervical spine following surgery was needed to determine the biomechanical consequences of discectomy and fusion.
Dang Orthopedics developed a computational model of cervical spine fusion using Toyota's Total Human Model for Safety (THUMS) technology.
Originally developed to simulate the effect of automotive accidents on the body, THUMS is one of the most sophisticated "whole human" finite element models in use today, with more than 91,000 individual elements. Dang Orthopedics is the first orthopedic research lab in the United States to receive an academic license for THUMS and to adapt the automotive engineering tool to general orthopedic research.
Once Dr. Dang had the cervical spine model complete, he used LS-DYNA, an advanced multipurpose simulation tool, to isolate the biomechanical effects of single- and two-level cervical spine fusion. LS-DYNA was originally developed by the U.S. Department of Energy and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for nuclear weapons development and certification.


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my sisters and I used to play baseball in our room with a giant doll leg.
my friend and I were newcasters and "filmed" dead birds and shit.
oh, and we used to make our barbies be strippers.
what kind of stupid and or totally f'd up games did you play as a kid? I want to feel better about my twisted childhood.


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'Left wing Taylor Pyatt also went down and could be lost for the rest of the regular season. He left the game in the first period with a left collarbone separation suffered while finishing a check. Coach Lindy Ruff said the winger could miss the next three weeks.'
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This is the cuckoo clock inspired by original artwork from renowned holiday artist Thomas Kinkade. The clock's face displays Kinkade's A New Day Dawning, a rendering of a seaside home at sunrise, while the bottom panel of the cabinet is decorated with a recreation of Everett's Cottage, a pastoral scene of a cottage set beside a babbling brook. The chalet style clock has a window in the gable that opens on the hour, and a handpainted cardinal emerges in birdsong. The analog quartz movement clock has golden hands, Roman numerals, and a brass-finished pendulum. The wood clock has a maple finish and is ornamented with suspended pinecones and rosettes cast in artist's resin. Requires one AA and two D batteries. 14" H x 11" W x 4" D. (4 lbs.)
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Acrylic Drink Dispenser
These colorful Acrylic Drink Dispenser makes me want to have a major outdoor party, or maybe a trip to the beach.
Ahahahaha granny teeth!Added 8 Years Ago from Amazon.com
These die are sure to guarantee laughter, embarrassment, and some one-on-one fun. They may be made for bachelorette parties but I think they should be used all the time. Life would be much simpler and way more fun.Added 9 Years Ago from Partycity
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$96,000 Fantasy Five Ticket Sold in WPB
Someone bought a winning Fantasy Five lottery ticket worth nearly $100,000 in West Palm Beach.
The Florida Lottery says one of two winning tickets in Monday night's game was sold at Tina's Grocery, on 25th Street.
Two winners will collect $96,672.26 each, the Florida Lottery said Tuesday.
The other winning ticket was purchased in Naples.
The 230 tickets matching four numbers won $135.50 each. Another 7,669 tickets matching three numbers won $11 each, and 73,994 tickets won a Quick Pick ticket for picking two numbers.
The numbers drawn Monday night were 02-10-33-34-35.
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hi plp..
im new to the mma scene ive been training now for abt 4 months but had 2 months out due to a operation on my neck.
but ive gotta alot of catching up to do ive started doing judo as well as bjj and mma and ive started doing mauy thi lessons would judo help me out in the cage? and whats the differents in bjj and judo?


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And Cameron hardly seems like the sort of chap to furnish those at the risk of bringing down his own, hard-earned government.
Husks of homes, some of them choked in jungular vines, furnish a tropical Pompeii for viewers on the disaster bus tours.
Did Stewart and Colbert strike a blow for sanity, or just furnish an afternoon's ephemeral entertainment?
A manufacturer's trade association tried to furnish its offices with things made in the United States.
One seemed particularly promising, by a trail with a big pile of natural brush to furnish a screen.
Excavation in Palestine has failed to furnish examples of Hebrew work.
Their fruit, or pith, or crowns, furnish him with an abundance of food.
Now the contents cannot furnish the frame into which they fit.
The action of debt and the other actions of contract will furnish others.
It would take only a slight lowering of the mean annual temperature now to furnish these peaks with ice caps.
mid-15c., from Middle French furniss-, present participle stem of furnir "furnish, accomplish," from Old French fornir (12c.), from Vulgar Latin *fornire, alteration of *fromire, from West Germanic *frumjan "forward movement, advancement" (cf. Old High German frumjan "to do, execute, provide"), from Proto-Germanic *fram- "forwards" (see from). Meaning "to provide" (something) is from 1520s. Related: Furnished; furnishing.


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I just got back from a trip to Philadelphia for work. I was fortunate to be able to squeeze in a little me-time and I hit three different museums. My first stop was the Franklin Institute, which I cannot recommend, but they had a temporary exhibit of the Dead Sea Scrolls. The exhibit ends tomorrow, [Read More…]
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Cooking, Genealogy Research, Wine Enthusiast
Grey's Anatomy, Top Chef, American Idol
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All types of music; mostly Rock/Bruce Springsteen
I loved Hawaii. Italy is my goal.
"When an archer misses the mark he turns & looks for the fault within himself. Failure to hit the bull's eye is never the fault of the target. To improve your aim-improve yourself." Gilbert Arland
Be outstandingly terrific at what you are doing now, this week, this month.