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I'd like to apologize for posting a airmon-ng question i know their is alot of them.
But if you could help me with my little problem i would gladly appreciate it.
Ok i am following this tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACEv2EgDT8I
But like many newbs i have seemed to run into problems with airmon-ng.
now before i posted on here i did some searching on the airmon-ng site to see if my usb adapter was compatible but even after reading their tutorials i didnt really understand if my chipset was compatible or not.
I am running the Usb adapted n-300(WNA 31000) on the backtrack 5 (i know the video runs it on 3 but i didnt think it would cause any problems)
when i get onto backtrack 5 i log into it with root\toor password then i disable my network adapter and connect my usb adapter (it shows onto the bottom right of the vm player)
and when i type in airmon-ng i get nothing now i am basically thinking that my usb adapter is just not comparable but i would still like to get a second opinion.
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This not in any way a BT problem, it is a Linux problem. As you sent me a PM asking for help, I will respond via PM'ing.
( don't stress...any graphics card should work with linux...it's what makes it such a robust Op Sys )
I installed the ati radeon HD 5670 linux video driver inside the DRIVER'S CD at the command prompt of root, and it says no screen found. I even tried to install the driver from this link:
http://www.ati-forum.de/general/down...erie/?68ff7617 and still doesn't work....
The installation of the driver works fine, but after installation, backtrack says screen not found...
A lot of people are saying Ati 5670 is not compatible with Linux? Is this true? Is there an update or something? Moderators help.....
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This not in any way a BT problem, it is a Linux problem. As you sent me a PM asking for help, I will respond via PM'ing.
( don't stress...any graphics card should work with linux...it's what makes it such a robust Op Sys )
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A member of this forum (AlphaandOmega) helped me on this problem. He told me to type fixvesa, then type startx, then I re-installed the video driver for my ATI 5670 . Thank you! So if any of you who have the ATI 5xxx Series video card that have this same problem, use this method to fix it.
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The ATI issue is definitely more just a linux problem. Xorg and ATI don't always like to play nicely.
Hello, I've a similar problem but fix-vesa didn't fix it on my ATI HD 5430 (native screen resolution : 1600x900). I installed BackTrack 4 R2 on an USB Key, with a 4Go casper file (i checked MD5 and it's good). All my changes are saved (language, files added etc.) but there is 1 thing not saved : video config.
When I start on usb, all is booting correctly and I see console. I type startx and get :
"no screen found
giving up.
xinit: Connection refused (errno 111): unable to connect to X server
xinit: No such process (errno 3): Server error."
If I install ATI drivers after that, i can go on desktop with native screen resolution. At restart, no screen found... i tried to type fix-vesa, i can go to desktop without reinstall the drivers but i've bad resolution (1024x768) I tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg it didn't work. So i always have to install drivers at boot if i want to use BT correctly. Any1 have an idea ?
P.S. : My xorg.conf :
Section "Device"
Identifier "Configured Video Device"
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Configured Monitor"
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Default Screen"
Monitor "Configured Monitor"
Device "Configured Video Device"

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Here he is describing the state of the body when it is hauled ashore: "Its humanity had been lost to the ravages of nature."
Such is the nature of justice in the U.S. District of Massachusetts.
It turns out that the devastating pain we feel when we break up is not just emotional in nature.
According to the International Union for Conservation of nature, the animal is "teetering on the brink of extinction."
But it was the gentle, spiritual side of his nature that I related to most.
But I would like you to know into what sort of struggle you are going: learn its nature from one who knows.
Pope dealt with the question of God in nature, and the world of Man.
Yes, according to our poor rules; but according to nature, it is another matter.
If the great end be human happiness, Then nature deviates; and can man do less?
But we who do the old things are fed by nature with a perpetual infancy.
late 13c., "restorative powers of the body, bodily processes; powers of growth;" from Old French nature "nature, being, principle of life; character, essence," from Latin natura "course of things; natural character, constitution, quality; the universe," literally "birth," from natus "born," past participle of nasci "to be born," from PIE *gene- "to give birth, beget" (see genus).
From late 14c. as "creation, the universe;" also "heredity, birth, hereditary circumstance; essential qualities, innate disposition" (e.g. human nature); "nature personified, Mother Nature." Specifically as "material world beyond human civilization or society" from 1660s. Nature and nurture have been contrasted since 1874.
Nature should be avoided in such vague expressions as 'a lover of nature,' 'poems about nature.' Unless more specific statements follow, the reader cannot tell whether the poems have to do with natural scenery, rural life, the sunset, the untouched wilderness, or the habits of squirrels." [Strunk & White, "The Elements of Style," 3rd ed., 1979]


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LAKEWOOD - With its first-round Moore League loss to Lakewood still fresh in its mind, Wilson's girls basketball team made sure it didn't happen again Monday.
With a renewed commitment to playing solid defense, the Bruins broke open a close game in the second quarter and earned an important 58-43 Moore League victory over the Lancers. Each team now sports a 5-3 league record; they're tied for third place with four games remaining.
"(The victory) meant a lot," said senior guard Michaela Reed, who finished with 23 points, 12 rebounds and five steals.
On Jan. 9, Lakewood upset Wilson 48-43 to gain inside position in the race for the league's final automatic playoff bid.
"We had to get that tie for third place," Reed said. "Without it, we probably don't make the playoffs. It was very big for our team."
Lakewood (11-8 overall) tied the game 12-12 late in the first quarter on Kalana Peterson's 3-pointer, and Peterson opened the second quarter with another long-range shot for a 15-12 lead.
Wilson, however, turned up the pressure with its 2-3 zone defense, which triggered a 16-2 run to end the first half. Reed had five points in that stretch, senior Jasmin Todd scored four points and senior Lindsey Rainey scored five, including a 3-pointer that gave the Bruins (12-10 overall) a 22-17 lead.
Against the Lancers' much taller front line, Todd and Reed fronted 6-foot-1 Selena Romero and 5-11 Alyson Young, then had weakside help when Lakewood's guards tried to get the ball inside.
"Our defense was just stellar," said Wilson coach Lionel Garrett, who saw his team force 21 turnovers. "That was the best energy I've seen all year."
Rainey had 11 points and Todd had 10 points and 10 rebounds. Young led the Lancers with 16 points and 14 rebounds.


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(Lac Megantic) -- Canadian officials have launched a criminal probe into the runaway oil train that leveled a town center not far from the Maine border. Dozens of oil tankers exploded in the village of Lac Megantic early Saturday after the driverless train derailed at high speed. At least 15 are dead and three dozen remain missing. Investigators are looking at what happened after firefighters extinguished a blaze on one of the locomotives hours before the disaster.


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Here's a cool thing for a Tuesday, my very own Jim Burns illustration! Jim is one of the biggest names in traditional SF art, having painted covers for most of the genre's leading lights at one time or another. I'm lucky enough to know Jim personally, and with whom I occasionally enjoy a pint. Quite by chance, he was commissioned to create this image for my first story in Interzone," iRobot". It's in issue 244, out January. I'm very excited by Jim's involvement, as many of his book covers adorned my shelves while I was a youth. Jim Burns, man, it's Jim Burns!
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Having these run on NAND-flash based device is going to offer significant performance increases. I don't know how much of BT3 is memory-intensive apps, but having an SSD hard disk may provide enough of a performance boost to make the additional ram unnecessary.
Can anyone provide any performance metrics with doing the same tasks in BT3 on the eeepc vs. a late-model traditional laptop?


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HOUSTON (AP) -- Tampa Bay's Matt Moore shut down Houston on Monday night for his 11th win.
The Rays are impressed with his performance thus far, but believe the 24-year-old can do much more.
Moore allowed two hits in seven scoreless innings, and Ryan Roberts homered twice to give the Rays a 12-0 win over the Astros.
''He's going to continue to get better,'' manager Joe Maddon said. ''That's his 11th win right there and we're still talking about the little foibles that he may have, yes. But to his credit he knows that and he knows that there's room for improvement, and because he does he's going to continue to get better.''
Moore (11-3) won his third straight decision and Cesar Ramos pitched two perfect innings to complete the two-hitter and help the Rays win their third in a row.
He credited a lot of his success on Monday to his curveball.
''Yeah it was pretty good,'' he said. ''It was definitely one of those things I could use later in the count pretty consistently without fear.''
Roberts made it 3-0 with a two-run homer in the third inning off Dallas Keuchel (4-5) and tacked on another run with a solo shot in the eighth inning. It was his second two home run game of the season and the third of his career.
''We know everybody can hit on this team, and to see the guys come out and do it tonight, it was awesome to be a part of,'' Roberts said.
Sean Rodriguez had a career-high four hits - two doubles - with three RBIs and three other Rays added three hits apiece on a night they tied a season high in scoring and finished with 17 hits.
Chris Carter and Jake Elmore got Houston's only hits with singles as the last-place Astros dropped their fourth game in a row.
''It was just a tough, frustrating game watching them score the runs and just being on defense all day and watching it happen,'' Carter said. ''Moore was tough today ... A lot of quick innings out of him and then we were on defense for a long time. It makes it tough.''
Moore, who moved into a tie for second in wins among AL pitchers, struck out nine and walked three to tie his win total from last season when he finished 11-11.
Keuchel yielded eight hits and five runs with five walks in 4 2-3 innings. Paul Clemens couldn't slow the Rays down either, allowing five hits and four runs over the next two innings.
Wil Myers walked to start the third before a double by Ben Zobrist. The Rays took a 1-0 lead on a sacrifice fly by James Loney with one out and Roberts extended the lead to 3-0.
Yunel Escobar drew a one-out walk in the fifth and Ryan Roberts singled with two outs. Jose Lobaton's groundball single scored Escobar to make it 4-0. Sam Fuld's RBI single left Tampa Bay up 5-0 and chased Keuchel.
Houston didn't get a hit until Elmore singled with two outs in the third. But Moore struck out Jose Altuve to end that inning.
He got into a bit of trouble in the fourth when Jason Castro walked with no outs before advancing to third on a single by Carter. He escaped the jam by striking out J.D. Martinez before Matt Dominguez grounded into a double play.
Moore sat down the next nine batters he faced before being replaced by Ramos for the eighth inning.
''I think we just kind of got on rhythm and got on a good pace,'' Moore said. ''There were a lot of strike ones which we followed up with strike two. We weren't trying to mess around too much tonight.''
Loney extended his hitting streak to 12 games with a one-out single in the seventh. The Rays then hit five consecutive singles, with the last four driving in a run each, to push the lead to 9-0. The Astros replaced Clemens with Hector Ambriz after the fourth hit in that stretch, but the trouble didn't end.
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Apparently the house was originally purchased by Robin's father actor Alan Thicke back in 1990. The singer is reportedly poised to cash in on a hefty profit now that he's putting it on the market with an asking price of almost $3 million. Inside is the home studio where Robin recorded most of his music, including last year's hit "Blurred Lines."
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The Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina successfully conducted its first custom executive education program delivered by telepresence, connecting Fiberweb manufacturing executives in Frankfurt, Germany and Columbia, S.C. in early June.
Using Cisco technology, Dr. Martin Roth, an international business professor at the Moore School, taught a two-day program that enabled the cross-Atlantic teams of executives to collaborate face-to-face on marketing and strategy projects, unencumbered by time or travel.
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"Telepresence is an excellent tool to overcome long-distance and jetlag issues among team members who need to get together for training, workshop and conference/meeting purposes," said Hans Jörg Oberberg, president of Fiberweb Europe Industrial. "Fiberweb has launched cross-Atlantic activities that require virtual teams and multiple meetings to cover all aspects and to get things done."
Jeffrey Parsons, a senior director of human resources for Fiberweb, called the program a success.
"The course materials were on target; the delivery was superb, and the telepresence instructional technology kept participants refreshed, energized and engaged," Parsons said.
A leader in international business, the Moore School is in the vanguard of business schools working with Cisco and Polycom to use telepresence technology and developing programs and new approaches for global learning.
"This is an important step in creating a truly global, interactive classroom," said Ray Smith, the Moore School's chief learning officer and architect of the school's telepresence and learning models. "Our new Global Learning TelePresence environment is up and running and expanding in exciting ways. This first program was judged a success by our multinational client, their participating managers and our faculty."
Smith said the Moore School will expand delivery of its Professional MBA program using telepresence in early September at sites throughout South Carolina and neighboring Charlotte, N.C. The school already has used the technology to deliver some MBA and undergraduate classes. In addition to offering more executive education programs similar to the one for Fiberweb, Moore School plans call for an expanded use of telepresence with conferences and undergraduate education.
"Our next step is to further develop our learning network linked via telepresence across the state and with our partners across the world," Smith said.
Global Learning TelePresence at the Moore School comprises four classrooms with an additional five classrooms that will be operational in September.
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Florida Georgia Line is seeing big returns from their big night at the CMT Music Awards. Billboard.com says of the duo's hit "Cruise" has climbed to number two on the Digital Songs chart with 225-thousand downloads last week, a 15-percent increase over the previous week. It's also the song's second-best sales week to date.
The best sales week came with the release of the "Cruise" remake featuring Nelly, which logged 248-thousand downloads in the first week of April. Meanwhile, "Cruise" has now surpassed the four-million mark in sales, becoming the fifth country song to reach the milestone. Lady Antebellum's "Need You Now" leads the list with six-point-one-million downloads. Taylor Swift's "Love Story" ranks second with five-point-six-million, and her hit "You Belong With Me" is fourth with four-point-three-million downloads. The Band Perry's "If I Die Young" is third on the list with four-point-six-million-downloads.
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Thread: Kyle Boller is our Future!
Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
BTW, you'll find this interesting:
Boller wins NBC Sport's "Turning Point Play of the Day".
WINNER: Boller steps in, steps up
After replacing the injured Steve McNair, Kyle Boller threw two touchdowns, including a 77-yarder to Demetrius Williams that broke a 17-17 tie. The Ravens clinched a playoff berth with the 27-17 victory.
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Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
He won? He was at like 15% when I voted before.
12-18-2006, 07:53 AM #51Pro Bowl Poster
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Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
Did Boller come through for us yesterday? Yes.
Did Boller help to get us to the playoffs? Yes.
Did Boller make two big passes yesterday? Yes.
Is Boller our "future?" HELL NO!
Everyone's entitled to his/her opinion, but it is silly to think Boller has any kind of ability to lead us after McNair is gone. I guarantee that Boller will be an ex-Raven before McNair retires, so all of this "Boller is our future" stuff is moot. Good game Boller, but not our future.It's a new season! It's a new day!
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Boller did clearly show where he stands yesterday
As I have said in other postings -- we completely played Kyle wrong in the past -- he CAN'T be a quarterback who manages the game, he has got to be someone who the coaches let go vertical so that he can make up for the occassional bad play with a few big ones. Ala Brett Favre. It is what it is -- if we let him go some other team will take advantage of it to the moanings of at least a commited minority on the fan base.
I was hoping that some of his frenetic energy would have gone down based on McNair's example, but no such luck yet. And no soft passes.
Its interesting how everyone gets so emotional -- think its lets based on Kyle than on the coaching staff clearly making the wrong move in developing him and the frustrations borne by not making the playoffs for many years. Well that's done so enjoy the ride. Leave the boy alone!
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I don't know if Boller is our future or not -- probably not -- but it's undeniable that he had a very solid game yesterday. It continues to amaze me how some people over-react to his poor plays and minimize his good ones.
LOL at the "take away his 77 yard TD pass" comments . . . you CAN"T take it away. Sounds like Butch Davis logic -- "Well, if you take away Jamal's three 80 yard runs, we contained him pretty well." That TD pass was the play of the game, you can't pretend it didn't happen, and why would you want to?
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Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
I guess Steele will now be getting bashed.
This article sums up exactly how I feel.
"If you feel guilty about the terror you felt all day long, don't. You did, indeed, see the Ravens win. At home against a now-4-10 Browns team with a quarterback making his second career start, but it was still a win. With Kyle Boller under center, yet, and not always pulling away from him all that smoothly, either."
Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
Kyle definately had a good game.
He made a lot of passes McNair just can't make and it was prety ironic that the ddp pass to Williams was ran twice...McNair had him even more wide open and missed him by quite a lot, Kyle hit him in stride.
I like Kyle. I just wish he could play like this on the road and just eliminate those 2-3 "wtf are you doing Kyle" plays a game. If he could do without them, I don't think you'd have any worries about Kyle being a productive NFL QB.
He is still young...and McNair is who we should have had his first 3 years in the league.
I definately think Kyle is a "luxury" as a backup...would you rather have Anthony Wright, Mat Cassell, or Jim Sorgi?
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Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
The thing is, most QBs not named Peyton Manning or Carson Palmer have "wtf are you doing ------" moments.
Kyle is going to be a gunslinger. Whoever made the Brett Favre analogy is correct.
I think Kyle can, and will, be the future here. But when that happens this teams profile is going to have to change.
McNair has already helped change it. We are far better passing that we used to be.
But at this point, Mcnair can't complete anything longer than a 35 yard pass unless its a complete rainbow.
McNair is the starter. Boller is the backup. But you look around the league, and McNairs generation at QB is almost done, and I expect him to be done in a year or two.
When that happens, do you turn it over to another rookie, so we can have a Boller like crisis all over again? Or do you give Boller a shot?
I know there are disagreements on that, but I dont see how. I think Boller easily has the ability to be a Brett Favre type. And thats enough to be a sucessful starter in the NFL.
If you're waiting for Unitas again, you've got a long wait coming. Each city gets like one of those once in a lifetime.
And if you think McNair is the new Unitas, I'd have to laugh out loud at you. Some of the plays McNair has gotten away with are rediculous; pure luck. He should have had 3 Pick 6's against cinci alone, because he can't throw a deep out or comeback route.
Anyway, Kudos to Kyle, and get well soon Steve.
Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
Most quality NFL starters don't have those WTF are you doing moments every single game.
Making a bad read or throw sometimes does not equate to not being able to plant your back foot under absolutely no pressure, or doing teh keystone cops fumble routine. And with Kyle, it's to the point were most of us expect plays like that...even if he has a good day actually throwing the ball.
If plays like those were so common to QB's not named Pyton Manning, then we wouldn't have had a reason to even think about getting a McNair or other competition in here because it would have been the norm. It's not.
Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!
As stated in a Sun article......
5:36: Boller cranks up 77-yard touchdown pass. Even better, someone catches it. I don't know why people are so down on this kid. Billick rushed him. He didn't have an offensive line. Longest play and touchdown of his NFL career.
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Re: Kyle Boller is our Future!Most quality NFL starters don't have those WTF are you doing moments every single game.
Ok then, lets play. Apart from Manning, Palmer, and Brady, tell me the QB this week that didn't have a bad mistake or two.


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Hi! I just clicked the link for the slow cooker pot roast and think there is a mistake.
It brought me to My Recipe Magic and as I review the ingredients it looks wrong. The first ingredient reads as 12 pounds of coca cola.
I am assuming that should be ounces.
Kathy Fitz
Ingredients (make a substitution)
12 pounds coca cola
3/4 cup brown sugar ( dark )
3/4 cup chili sauce ( Heinz )
3/4 cup ketchup
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4 potatoes ( red )
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Classic Sunday sport! No-one believes anything they read in the sport, not sure many people read it at all. It's just a wank rag. They probably only ran the story as an excuse to show the topless picture. It's alot more harmful when widely read papers like the sun run negative, bullshit stories.
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Land area: 153,398 sq mi (397,301 sq km); total area: 157,046 sq mi (406,750 sq km)
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Capital and largest city (2011 est.): Asunción, 2.139 million
Other large cities: Ciudad del Este, 320,782; San Lorenzo, 271,064
Monetary unit: Guaraní
California-size Paraguay is surrounded by Brazil, Bolivia, and Argentina in south-central South America. Eastern Paraguay, between the Paraná and Paraguay rivers, is upland country with the thickest population settled on the grassy slope that inclines toward the Paraguay River. The greater part of the Chaco region to the west is covered with marshes, lagoons, dense forests, and jungles.
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Indians speaking Guaraní—the most common language in Paraguay today, after Spanish—were the country's first inhabitants. In 1526 and again in 1529, Sebastian Cabot explored Paraguay when he sailed up the Paraná and Paraguay rivers. From 1608 until their expulsion from the Spanish dominions in 1767, the Jesuits maintained an extensive establishment in the south and east of Paraguay. In 1811, Paraguay revolted against Spanish rule and became a nominal republic under two consuls.
Paraguay was governed by three dictators during the first 60 years of independence. The third, Francisco López, waged war against Uruguay, Brazil, and Argentina in 1865–1870, a conflict in which half the male population was killed. A new constitution in 1870, designed to prevent dictatorships and internal strife, failed to do so, and not until 1912 did a period of comparative economic and political stability begin. The Chaco War (1932–1935) with Bolivia won Paraguay more western territory.
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The event is free and open to the public. The celebration will take place Friday from noon to 8 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mystery writer Todd Borg will sign his books Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. at the event as well. His books are sold in the museum shop.
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The Brevard College women's basketball team was downed in South Atlantic Conference play on Wednesday when fell to the SAC leading Catawba College Indians, 77-45. With the loss Brevard falls to 5-10 on the season and 1-4 in conference play, while the Indians are now 11-4 and remain undefeated at 5-0 in SAC competitions.
After controlling the opening tip-off the Catawba Indians were off to the races going 3-for-3 from the field scoring the first eight points of the game. Catawba started 2-of-2 from beyond the arc as well. Micheala Watkins (Forest City, N.C.) ended the Indians 8-0 run when she hit the first bucket of the game for Brevard making it 8-2. Brevard was able to make it 8-4 when Anna Schlobohm (Greensboro, N.C.) hit a jumper. The Tornados and Indians were able to trade baskets back and forth making it 14-6 with just over 14 minutes left in the first half. Brevard brought the score within two when Lindsay Brendle (High Point, N.C.) hit a pair of three-point buckets along with a pair of free-throws from Alyssa Cutshaw (Thomasville, N.C.). At the 10:41 mark the Tornados trailed 16-14. Despite continuing to trail the Tornados kept up with the conference-leading Catawba Indians and with 7:08 remaining Brevard trailed just 21-18, in large part to Brendle's 10 points at that mark. Following the third media timeout of the half, Catawba went on a 18-2 run making it 39-20 to finish out the first half.
Lindsay Brendle led Brevard's offense in the first half with 10 points, while Amanda Whitaker (Asheville, N.C.) was the Tornados defensive force with a block and two steals in 13 minutes of play. Brevard shot just 32% from the floor in the first half, and 16.7% from beyond the arc. Catawba shot 51.6% from the field and went 3-of-7 from three-point land, good for 42.7%. Elizabeth Merritt led the Catawba offense with 11 first-half points, while the Tornados kept the reigning South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week, Milica Ivanovic, to just four points in the first half.
The Tornados and Indians came out matching each other up and down the floor to start the second half. Each scored seven points a piece, including three-pointer from Brendle as they went into the first media timeout. Brevard trailed 46-27 at the 15:38 marker. Catawba went on a 7-0 run following the stoppage in play taking a 53-27 lead over the Tornados. Micheala Watkins was able stop the run when she hit a running jumper making it 53-29. The next time down the floor Alyssa Cutshaw hit a three-ball off of a pass from Amanda Whitaker. Whitaker hit a layup the next time down off of a handoff from Watkins making the score 53-34 at the 11:47 mark. Brevard and Catawba traded baskets the next few times down the floor and with just over eight minutes left in the half, Brevard trailed 57-37. The Indians were able to muster up a 9-1 run over Brevard putting them on top 66-38 with just 3:42 left in the game. Catawba was able to keep control of the game through the final minutes of play as they were able to build on their lead, giving them the final 77-45 edge.
Brendle led BC offensively with 16 points in the game, while Whitaker was able to block three shots and pick Catawba's pocket on four occasions. Asheley Watkins (Bostic, N.C.) led the Tornados on the glass with four rebounds. Milica Ivanovic had 18 second half points and led all scorers with 22 points in the game. Dana Hicks was a force on the boards for Catawba, pulling down 13 rebounds.
The Tornados are back in action on Saturday afternoon when they play host to the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears in a South Atlantic Conference game. You can catch all of the action at Boshamer Gymnasium and if you can't make it to the game, be sure to tune into 1240-AM WSQL or WSQLRadio.com for live audio of the game. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. with the men's contest to follow.


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Post subject: In Soviet Russia, Ruskie Q&A's You!
Except not really. Here's everyone's favorite undercover troll, heavy vodka drinker, and knower of Russian stuff.
1. How did you become a Titans fan?
Growing up as a kid in Charlotte, NC, I was around when the Panthers arrived in the NFL as an expansion team. However, I was never quite interested in them. Instead, I liked Brett Favre (First player I ever 'recognized') and later liked the 49ers. But when the Tennessee Oilers became the Titans, and I saw how well they played (Steve Air McNair and Eddie George), plus the uniforms, I knew I had found my team.
2. Care to explain your Russian heritage and it's importance to you?
Technically, I am of Ukrainian heritage. Both of my parents are from Kiev, the capital city, and the vast majority of my relatives live there or nearby. That being said, when I was born it was still the Soviet esUnion, and growing up I simply considered myself to be 'Russian'. There are some notable differences between the two countries now (especially with Ukraine trying to get a much more individual identity), but for the most part I simply consider myself Russian to keep things simple. I've always loved my heritage, and have used a "Ruskie" moniker for what seems like forever. Emails, PSN, FF, Steam, whatever it is, almost everything is "Ruskie" based.
3. Webby decides you have trolled one too many threads. He bans you from life and sends you to a deserted island to live out your days. You have electricity and internet, but no phone calls, emails, or texts. What five things are you taking with you?
Actual Portable Potty
I'm going to go with the assumption that food and water is going to be provided by some means to last me a lifetime.
1) I would first bring my computer. And by my computer, I mean my tower and everything attached to it. That includes the keyboard and mouse, the screen, the surround sound speakers, and the headset. Pretty much covers almost all my bases - I'll get to play video games, watch TV and movies, listen to music, read, whatever I desire.
2) A machete. I don't need no fancy pocket knife or Swiss army knife. Nope. Give me a big, bad, highly sharpened machete and I'll have fun with it. Oh, and use it for useful stuff too.
3) Duct Tape. Somehow have a near-endless supply of duct tape. Between the machete and the duct tape, I'd be able to build a hut and other fancy stuff. Make a spear with a machete. How awesome would that be? Plus I could make a soccer ball with a bunch of duct tape, and amuse myself with many other things.
4) The world's most expensive, most technologically advanced, most comfortable Port-a-potty. While the rest of you are content with just going in the brush and wiping with poison ivy, I personally prefer to go in style and luxury. It'll be climate controlled, with surround-sound speakers, an HD TV, the toilet seat will be the most comfortable one ever created and double as a message chair, and the toilet itself will be a recycling plant with zero smell emitted. Also provides endless supply of toilet paper. Somehow. Don't ask me how.
5) Hayden Panettiere. Listen. Picking some random chick that one of you have heard about would be a little creepy. Especially so if she has no idea I took her pictures from Facebook... Anyway, I realize that, yes, I have my computer, and I do have internet access... but come on! Hayden is my age, I find her to be very attractive, and she seems like a fun gal to have around.
Honorable Mentions:
- A football named Nelson. Wilson won't have nothing on him.
- Endless supply of Vodka. Self explanatory
- Something to create fire with. Figure it'll be a pain to build fire on my own, but hey, I have the internet to help me out. Not to mention Hayden is there if we really need to create heat...
- Michael Griffin. Almost brought him along, but what kind of fan would I be to steal from my favorite team one of the best safeties in the NFL? I could not do something so selfish, so I am content with watching him play online.
4. You can have dinner with anyone from history. Can be personal or historical. Who are you dining with?
Easy answer: Michael Griffin. We would have so much to discuss. It is one of my dreams in life to be able to see him live in person. To actually sit down and eat dinner with him? Priceless.
On a more serious note, I would have to bend the rules a bit, and bring two people - both of my grandfathers. They both died last year, and the last time I had seen them was in 2004, if I'm not mistaken. I had an opportunity to go visit my relatives during the summer of 2006, but as a foolish teenager, I chose to stay at home and do football (and other teenager things while living alone). Not being able to spend more time with both of them is easily my biggest regret in life.
5. You may also bring a date along to this dinner and decide what will be eaten. So what are you having and who will be the dessert?
Oh, I see what you did there. With regards to what will be eaten first, I'm not quite sure. I don't have any single dish that I would pick out as my single favorite. Probably something involving shrimp. Jumbo shrimp. Already pealed.
As for the dessert, I would bring along Olivia Munn. Granted, my grandfathers and her would not be able to communicate directly, which would make things entertaining, but I figure I'd pick Munn for after the dinner was over.
6. Who is RuskieTitan? What does he do for fun? What's the go to for fixing a bad day?
Good question. Who the hell AM I? For the most part, I'm a student at East Carolina University studying Managerial Finance and Russian Studies. Just finished my first 4 years, but only have a semester remaining to finish both of my majors. In terms of what I like to do for fun, I really enjoy movies and sports, video games, but above all I enjoy spending time with my friends, no matter what we do. As for a go to fix for a bad day, using Google on Michael Griffin always cheers me up. Drinking vodka helps too. Taking out my frustration at the gym is another way to cool off. And playing some sort of multiplayer game and beating the living tar out of someone else cheers me up as well. Can't actually go out and beat people up, so it's a nice substitute.
7. What is one thing you have always wanted to do in life but haven't yet?
Well, there's quite a number of things I'd like to do in life, but I think a solid amount I should probably refrain from posting on here. Then there's the typical things such as skydiving, which I would want to do... but I don't think I could ever end up doing due to my fear of heights... and fear of parachute failure. I'll probably stick with something that I do want to end up doing and will do in the near future, and that is to learn how to snowboard. I'm a decent skier, never been on a black diamond or anything, but I picked it up pretty quickly and had fun with it. I had even more fun with those really short skies, and I think snowboarding would be something I'd like to learn to do, especially if I mastered it to the point where I could take on those black diamond slopes. SCUBA diving is another thing I'd like to have an opportunity to experience.
8. You get an all-expenses paid trip to anywhere in the world of your choosing. Where you going?
This was probably the hardest question for me. There is so much in the world that I'd like to so, and simply picking one place is highly difficult. So I decided to go out of this world. With the private sector rapidly advancing space flights, I think in the near future humans will be able to take space trips. Now, I believe that this would be rather pricy, so having it paid for would be nice. Being able to experience zero gravity, looking down at the Earth and the stars, it would simply be an awe inspiring moment. Overall, having an opportunity to travel to space would be a choice I would not pass up.
9. What NFL team do you hate the most and who is your most hated player?
Most hated team, eh? It's a tough question. I've got a number of franchises that I don't particularly care for. The top two would have to be New England and Pittsburgh. Given that New England hasn't had much Super Bowl success lately, I'll have to take Pittsburgh. Between their players, their franchise, and their fans, I would take satisfaction if they had 5 straight winless seasons. As for most hated player... difficult. Right now I couldn't say I truly 'hate' anyone. In terms of players I don't like, Tom Brady ranks up there, but I've developed a respect for him (Don't like him, but respect him). I think I will once again turn to Pittsburgh and pick James Harrison. Dude is a moron who intentionally goes out to hurt people. I remember the Colt McCoy hit, and the Vince Young body slam where I legit thought they might have killed him on the field. Between being dumb, trying to hurt people, and ruining the Cardinals chance at a Super Bowl title, I would have to say he's my most hated player.
10. What could you see making you leave FF for good?
Besides being banned?
I enjoy FF, it is the only forum that I am a part of, and I can't see myself leaving it for good. Once I graduate and have a job, then hopefully family, my time spent on here will go down considerably, but I don't think I'd fully leave it. I've been here for over 5 years, and I've had a blast. Looking back, we've lost a number of amazing posters, but that comes with the territory. While it is disappointing, the forum continues to grow, and more people are joining in this fantastic community.
*Bonus Question: Do you have and/or want dreads?
I unfortunately do not have dreads, but the second part, is that even a question? Of course I'd want to have dreads. Not sure I could pull it off as amazingly as Michael Griffin, but if I woke up one day with fully grown dreads... I'd rock it for as long as I could.
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Love the Munn gif
good read you two
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Great Q&A Ruskie!
Was expecting to read Michael Griffin's house for #8.
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JaguarCrazy2832 wrote:
"knower of Russian stuff"
Love the Munn gif
good read you two
TwoToneBlue wrote:
Great Q&A Ruskie!
Was expecting to read Michael Griffin's house for #8.
And why would I visit someplace that I've already been to... although going inside might be fun...
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Question 2: "its" instead of "it's."
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I commend you for your love for Michael Griffin and mention of Olivia Munn... Ruskie you sir are the man
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I commend you for your love for Michael Griffin and mention of Olivia Munn... Ruskie you sir are the man
Yes,he has done a great job of infiltrating and assimilating himself into our society to seem like he is awesome. Silly Americans don't recognize a commie when they see them anymore.
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Seattle • The Washington Huskies are the one team in the Pac-12 that the Utah Utes have never beaten.
There may be no better time than now for the Utes to end their seven-game losing streak to the Huskies.
The Utes (4-5, 2-4), who must win two of their last three games to become bowl-eligible, would love to better their odds of playing past Thanksgiving by snagging a win against the Huskies (5-4, 3-3) at CenturyLink Field on Saturday.
Washington has lost only once there this year, falling to No. 11 USC 24-14. But the Utes are confident they can overcome whatever magic or mojo the Huskies have working for them.
As far as they are concerned, they don't really have any other options.
"We know we need two more wins to get to a bowl game, and we don't want to take any back steps," receiver Dres Anderson said. "We're on a good roll right now, and we've got to keep it going."
While Utah has its focus on the future, the game against Washington is about the past too.
Last year's 31-14 loss to the Huskies was one of the toughest for the Utes in this, or any other era. Utah lost three fumbles and turned the ball over twice within Washington's 5-yard line on back-to-back series. Quarterback Jordan Wynn also suffered his season-ending shoulder injury in the game.
All in all, it was a game to forget for the Utes or actually, to remember.
"We owe them for last year," defensive end Trevor Reilly said. "We had the turnovers and we didn't cause many and the QB went down, so we owe these guys."
The two-game winning streak has the Utes going into the game with more confidence than ever, but nobody is taking anything for granted, Anderson said.
Utah has been burned enough times by doing that in the past, particularly in the 37-7 loss at ASU.
"We're coming in humble enough that we'll definitely be ready to play," he said. "But we're coming in with some swag too, and we have just enough confidence."
Making the Utes feel better is the 49 points their offense has put up in each of the last two games. Quarterback Travis Wilson has improved with each outing, too. Getting his first road win is the next item on his to-do list.
He'll face a defense that is giving up 201.2 yards through the air and 192.2 yards on the ground.
"We have to play like we have the last few weeks," he said. "As long as we stay confident and calm and execute, we should be OK."
Defensively, Utah's biggest concern is Washington tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins, who has 89 career receptions and 1,168 receiving yards, which is a Washington record for a tight end.
"He's a big dude," Utah safety Brian Blechen said. "What is amazing about him is how athletic he is and the catches he can make he looks so fluid."
Playing at CenturyLink Field could be a factor for the Utes, too, since the stadium is so loud. However, an angry, obnoxious crowd might just highlight how the Utes feel going into this game.
"We're taking an 'us against the world' mentality into this game; that is where we are right now," said Utah coach Kyle Whittingham.
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Records • Utah 4-5, 2-4; Washington 5-4, 3-3
Series history • Washington leads 7-0
Last meeting • Washington 31, Utah 14 (Oct. 1, 2011)
About the Utes • The Utes haven't won on the road this year. … Corner Ryan Lacy, who missed the Washington State game with an undisclosed injury, should play. … Backup running back Kelvin York (ankle) and offensive lineman Jeremiah Tofaeono (foot) aren't expected to play.
About the Huskies • Bishop Sankey has rushed for 100 yards in four games and ranks fifth in the Pac-12 in rushing. … Quarterback Keith Price threw a record 33 touchdown passes in 2011. He has thrown for nine this season.


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Virtually all the American cars in Cuba are from the Fifties, thanks to the blockade imposed by the U.S. in 1960. So you can imagine what kind of fine shape they must be in to still be on the road! (Without access to original car parts, Cubans make their own parts or scavenge them from other cars.)
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man thats a fuckin bitch....u see how ppl always tryin to fuck up something good?
i say learn on your own cuz other peoples techneques are different that some pepol can do so what ever?
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no1 learns fully on their own tho, every1 is inspired by somebody and work on that
it would be nice to have someone help you with like the really basic stuff, but i wouldnt pay and i think, style should be developed on your own
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no its bullshit all there gonna do is bite a style and youl get a bunch of toys tagging everywhere thinking they run shit
they do that in high schools and they notice what you write.....
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gay. nuff said <_<
their are only certain limits their would be to a "school" like this... i think it would be a nice idea if they worked it out like goin to a school for someone to teach you charactors is just plain gay but going to a school to learn how to get your fill evenly or the most out of your can would be cool
only $65? id def do it, but is it in france...case then i wouldnt cause i dont wanan travel to france to learn that shit...but itd def be cool for them to critique your shit...
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By Danny Wild / MiLB.com | August 19, 2013 2:06 PM ET
He's not only the D-backs' top-ranked catching prospect, he's also No. 1 in the hearts of Minor League fans. At least so far.
That would be Stryker Trahan, the 19-year-old Missoula backstop who currently owns the top spot among the field of 75 Moniker Madness contestants after a week of voting. Trahan owns the slimmest of leads over No. 2 Sicnarf Loopstok and No. 3 Giuseppe Papaccio -- the trio of Minor Leaguers are out in front of the rest of the contenders to date.
For those new to the game, Moniker Madness is an annual voting contest in which fans pick the best name in Minor League Baseball. Voting this year is set up slightly differently from previous bracket-style contests, giving fans a quick and entertaining way to compare names, pick sides and vote for their favorites. The 2013 Moniker Madness Champion will be announced Thursday, Aug. 29.
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Other current top-10 contenders include Inland Empire catcher Anthony Bemboom (Angels), Norfolk third baseman Zelous Wheeler (Orioles), Brevard County righty Damien Magnifico (Brewers), annual favorite and Tacoma right-hander Forrest Snow (Mariners), Bowling Green lefty Stone Speer and the uniquely and gloriously named Hillsboro southpaw, Jose Jose (D-backs).
Kannapolis right-hander Storm Throne, whose name is literally a combination of George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones book titles, currently ranks No. 5 and, if all goes well, will have the throne all to himself by Aug. 29.
It's difficult to spot trends, though -- Torsten Boss ranks No. 16 while Boss Moanaroa is at No. 27. The aforementioned Forrest Snow is a top-10 name right now, while Forrestt Allday fights all day (and night) to remain in the top-20 at No. 18.
Boss has received some local publicuty in Delmarva, where he plays for the Shorebirds.
"It is cool to get your name out there and stuff," Boss told Delmarva Now . "When I was in the Draft, they kind of did the same thing, and Torsten is a unique name. My dad's name is Torsten, too, so I am the second. It's German. My dad is probably getting a kick out of it, too. I saw my mom on Facebook telling all her friends. I'm just worried about baseball right now, finishing strong."
Two of this year's contestants, Zack Granite and Papaccio, are Seton Hall products, and the university did its part to spread the word. The Missoulian touched upon Trahan's campaign, noting he "has a chance to make a name for himself."
Earlier last week, CBS Sports highlighted three players -- Rougned Odor, Sicnarf Loopstok and Storm Throne -- as being above the rest.
Loopstok, an Aruba native who speaks five languages, has one of this season's most interesting names -- his first name is "Francis" spelled backwards.
Continue to look at the leaderboard, players with long, hyphenated roll-off-the-tongue names (we're looking at you, Will Piwnica-Worms, Kawika Emsley-Pai, Yogey Perez-Ramos and Kenneth Peoples-Walls) seem to be all over the map, with Kawika-Worms at No. 11 but Peoples-Walls down to No. 56.
Those with difficult-to-pronounce names like Dimitri Papantonopoulos and Dovydas Neverauskas? They're doing pretty well so far, both currently in the top-20. Those with fun names to say aloud, like Bijan Rademacher (No. 31), Luis Domoromo (No. 70) or Jason Leblebijian (No. 61) need some help.
And it's been a disappointing showing for Dionis Hinojosa, who -- and somebody has to be there -- is currently holding down last place at No. 75.
So can Stryker Trahan hang on, or should he be worried about Skyler Stromsmoe, Sammie Starr, Stolmy Pimentel and Socrates Brito? Why are fans not showing love to No. 67 Jeyckol De Leon or No. 69 Jett Bandy? And again, there's a player whose name is literally "Jose Jose."
Please continue voting and celebrating these uniquely named and very talented Minor Leaguers.
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text: This morning on Live!, Michael Strahan confirmed he will also appear on Good Morning America. He will find the time between his Live! appearances and his weekend duties with Fox doing the NFL pre-game. I'm not sure how he is going to be able to fit all of this in but good for him for making as much money as possible. He is going to be constrained by having to appear between 7-8 a.m so he can make his Live! show every morning. I'm not sure the reasoning GMA has with this because it is not like he is a ratings monster but maybe they just wanted to make a splash after the whole Josh Elliott mess earlier this week.


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Some courses taken for the major will simultaneously fulfill
general education requirements. Please see the Graduation
Requirements (bachelor's degrees) section of this catalog for
information on the general education program.
Entrance Criteria
As part of the admission criteria for
the Education program, candidates must have completed the following
required courses with a grade of C or higher:
Program Requirements: 73 hours
To earn a Physical Education P-12
degree, students will complete a minimum of 34 hours of Physical
Education courses and 36 hours of Education courses along with the
general education program and prerequisite.
A. Prerequisite: 3 hours
B. Core Requirements -- Physical Education:
34 hours
C. Professional Preparation -- Education: 36
Note: Student teaching
candidates must pay a $155 student teaching fee.
Exit Assessment
Graduation requirements for candidates are as follows:


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Kids Eiffel Aluminum Stool
RS Barcelona
Offering modern foosball tables and innovative furniture designs, RS Barcelona strives to find new ideas and original solutions inspired by the world around them. Through enthusiasm and optimism, RS Barcelona's goal is to inject joy into daily life.
RS Barcelona was founded in 1975 in a small metal workshop by Rafael Rodriguez Castillo. Over the years, the business grew into an industrial unit, providing enough space for Castillo's sons to join the team. This influx of family creativity spurned a desire to move away from manufacturing for others and to manifest their own designs. By combining their knowledge of metals with experimentation, they learned from their mistakes and offered their first product, the metal RS#2 Foosball Table. Fueled by the success of the RS#2, RS Barcelona began partnering with Stone Designs to create their new collection of furniture. As RS Barcelona moves forward, the company is working and collaborating with prestigious young international designers in search of new ideas and innovative concepts for furniture and objects. Inspired by the little moments of joy in daily life, RS Barcelona is challenging themselves to see things in a different light and create a new language of expression and methods in furniture design.


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Victoria's Secret Angels' Racy Vogue Spain Spread
Posted Thursday November 22, 2012 11:55 AM GMT
They're known the world over as one of the hottest teams of lingerie ladies, and the Victoria's Secret Angels are featured in a sexy photo collection for Vogue Spain.
Big names like Irina Shayk, Alessandra Ambrosio, Doutzen Kroes, and Miranda Kerr all worked their mojo for the camera, manned by famed photographer Mario Testino.
Additionally, Izabel Goulart, Karlie Kloss, Toni Garrn, Anja Rubik, Constance Jablonski, Isabeli Fontana, and Edita Vilkeviciute all look magnificent in their scantily-clad getups.
For the Victoria's Secret lover, or just about any guy out there, the new Vogue Spain spread will definitely be a welcome early Christmas present!
Photo Credit: Mario Testino for Vogue Spain