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The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States will hold its third public hearing on July 9, 2003 beginning at 9:00 a.m. in the Russell Senate Office Building (Room 253) in Washington, DC.
The one-day session will focus on "Terrorism, al Qaeda, and the Muslim World." The Commission will hear testimony from experts on the character of the transnational terrorist threat, the relationships of Arab states to these groups, and the phenomenon of violent extremism within the Muslim community. An agenda and list of panelists accompanies this advisory.
In announcing the hearing, the Commission's Chair, former New Jersey Governor Thomas H. Kean, said: "A key Commission responsibility is to understand the enemy. Good policy recommendations will depend on a clear understanding of al Qaeda's emergence and strategy."
The Vice Chair, former Indiana Representative Lee H. Hamilton, added: "There is considerable knowledge of al Qaeda and terrorist groups outside the government. This session will enable us to achieve a better understanding how the Arab world has viewed this danger, before and after September 11."
The hearing will be open to the public and members of the media. Seating will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Members of the media must register in advance by visiting the Commission's Web site (www.9-11commission.gov).
Additional information, including prepared testimony of witnesses, will be posted on the Commission's Web site as it becomes available. Archived video and complete transcripts of hearing proceedings will be posted on the Commission's Web site one week after the hearing's conclusion.
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I use awus036nh in bt5r3 gnome 32 bit HDD install. Works great
I already use my wireless card (Alfa AWUS036NH) on Back Track r2.
I had no problems with it.
Even when I was running the new version (BackTrack r3) of Live CD, Everything was fine and the wireless card was fully recognized.
But when I installed this version on the hard drive, it does not detect the wireless card.
What can I do to solve this problem?
I use awus036nh in bt5r3 gnome 32 bit HDD install. Works great
I have recieved ALfa Awus036NH (RT3070) today and i wanted to try reaver with get a WPS PIN but it didnt work. I awalys get errors like 0x03. Does anybody have a solution for that?

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So basically there is alot of sliders out there. But I just want one really basic with sliding pics, No extras, only the pics sliding.
So if any of you guys have advice out there I would be thankfull.
Do they have to slide? If you are happy with fading, I'd recommend jQuery Cycle.
Otherwise, some nice sliders include [BXSlider and [URL="http://css-tricks.com/anythingslider-jquery-plugin/"]AnythingSlider](http://bxslider.com/). Both can easily be customized to remove the buttons and what not.
Aight seems cool, no they don't have to slide, just a change of pictures for my "banner". I'll check them all out and return with my opinion when I'm ready, If anyone cares, maybe someone have same question like me
The easiest of the three to use is Cycle, and I really like it, I have to say.
Ill think ill stick with that since I've been having problems with all my latest sliders such as Nivo Slider wich drove me crazy. Ill start handling with those more advanced sliders when I'm getting better. I'm not sure though if Cycle is that much easire than Nivo? (If you know nivo wich I think you know)
I haven't used Nivo but certainly am familiar with it. Cycle is very easy to use, though. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, but have a look at the basic examples on the Cycle site. Look at their HTML code (view source) and you'll see how simple it is to set up.
I placed three pics in the Nivo and it only displayed 2 of them and there were no options in choosing like how many pictures it was going to display. Wierd.
Do you have a live link to this?
No since I got angry and deleted it all, but one day Ill try it again and see if It happens cause its a pretty nice slider, and if it does ill come back to this thread and post it.
I tried jQuery Cycle slider and it was very nice and simple and easy to get on my site. Thanks raplh
Here you can visit http://invogueslides.invoguesoft.com/.


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p.s. I wish there was 5.1 support as well but the last time I checked (bt3beta) nothing like that was implemented. But I have to agree with the devs, that there are more important things to look at...
I plugged in my Logitech USB Headset. It's detected as another sound driver, but how do I switch sound drivers from my internal sound card to the USB Headset?
I tried system--settings--sounds & multimedia--sound system
but USB Logitech doesn't come out as a sound device.
p.s. I wish there was 5.1 support as well but the last time I checked (bt3beta) nothing like that was implemented. But I have to agree with the devs, that there are more important things to look at...
i remember playing around with my sounddrivers i think the command i used was "alsaconfig" if someone else could please confirm that, that would be great
The command is alsaconfig however in order for it to work the drivers must be loaded or built into the kernel. Most of the drivers are modules so you would have to figure out the module name for your sound card and make sure its loaded with lsmod. If its not you do a modprobe (driver name). With out the name of your sound card there is not a lot else I can do.
By the way anyone who is dying to have 5.1 support (which is a myth anyway because most music nowadays is barely stereo) can just do a quick rebuild of their kernel to add it.
The name of the sound card would be
Logitech USB Headset, it's its own sound card I believe. I remember when it worked in fedora, the device was called Logitech USB Headset.
The module that BT3 loaded for this sound device is
snd_usb_audio, but obviously it doesn't work. Do I need to remove the module for my internal sound card so they don't interefere? I have the basic AC ' 97 / HD Audio mobo soundcard.
I tried alsaconfig with that snd_usb_audio module loaded into memory and alsaconf didn't detect it. It just detected my internal sound card and a legacy one.
How would I manually mount a cdrom? What's the filesystem on it?
mkdir /mnt/cdrom
mount -t iso /dev/hda /mnt/cdrom
How would one rebuild the kernel to have 5.1 sound?
the first thing to do is check your kernel and see if you sound card is included.
so lets see the output of this....
pwnsauce ~ # cat /usr/src/linux/.config | grep SND_USB_AUDIO
# CONFIG_SND_USB_AUDIO is not set
pwnsauce ~ #
bt ~ # cat /usr/src/linux/.config | grep SND_USB_AUDIO
bt ~ #
Do you think that legacy driver that alsaconf picked up would be the usb logitech headset? no right? The other sound card that alsaconf was hda-intel but that's the onboard audio.
Hehe, yeah it's there in alsamixer. However, I can't raise the volume on it. It says 00 volume and the 00 is highlighted in green. I just can't seem to raise the volume at all. Also, there's no vertical bar that would reach to 100, like on the others. It's just a square around the 00.
Also, just curious what's the difference between /usr/src/linux/.config and /usr/src/linux/config ?
I hit m to mute/unmute it and still I can't raise the volume for it.


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The Lakers ran the Houston Rockets off the court Sunday night, scoring with remarkable flair in a 98-87 victory.
All five starters scored in double figures, the team shot a scalding 60.3 percent (38 for 63) and committed only nine turnovers.
Wait what?
That was after only three quarters?
You mean there was a fourth quarter, too?
Yes there was, and the Lakers hardly paused en route to an eventual 119-108 victory over the Rockets at Staples Center, their second consecutive resounding win since Mike D'Antoni was hired to replace Mike Brown as coach.
To be accurate, D'Antoni hasn't actually made his debut on the Lakers' bench. He spent his second game in a row in their locker room, watching on TV and undergoing therapy after having recent knee replacement surgery.
Bernie Bickerstaff improved his record to 4-1 as the Lakers' interim coach.
"It's best to do a few things well," Bickerstaff said when asked how much of D'Antoni's up-tempo offense the Lakers have learned so far. Put a few things in, let's work on the repetition, get it down and then expand.
"It's like we can work on his knee, get it down and so he can expand on that seat out there (on the Lakers' bench)," Bickerstaff added, laughing along with reporters at his own joke after the Lakers reached the .500 mark at last at 5-5.
D'Antoni said before the game he simply was too fatigued to coach Sunday, but he expected to be on the bench for either the Lakers' home game Tuesday against the Brooklyn Nets or Wednesday's contest against the Kings in Sacramento.
Either way, expect more run and fun with the new-look Lakers, averaging 116.5 games in two games since D'Antoni was hired.
Kobe Bryant certainly looked like enjoyed himself while scoring 22 points, grabbing 11 rebounds and adding 11 assists for his first triple-double in more than two years and the 18th of his career. He played a relatively modest 35 minutes, 12 seconds.
"We're just picking apart the defense," Bryant said. "We're putting the defense in predicaments where they have to choose (whom to guard). They have to pay."
Pau Gasol sank a jump shot early in the third quarter for his 11th and 12th points of the game to reach 15,000 for his career and became only the ninth international player to reach the milestone and the first Spaniard. He finished with 17 points.
Dwight Howard scored a team-leading 28 points on 11-for-18 shooting by taking advantage of the Rockets' lack of size and depth to wreak havoc in the low post.
Howard also grabbed a team-leading 13 rebounds.
Metta World Peace scored 15 points and played tight defense against Houston's James Harden. Darius Morris added 12 points for the Lakers, who set season highs for points in a first quarter (40), a half (68), three quarters (98) and a game (119).
Harden scored 20 points for the Rockets (4-6). Jeremy Lin, who torched the Lakers last season for 38 points at the height of Linsanity while with the New York Knicks, scored only five points but had 10 assists for Houston.
The names, uniforms and faces were vaguely familiar, but the Lakers hardly looked liked the same plodding team they were while Brown coached them for 2011-12, plus the first five games of this season.
"It's not a breakneck speed," Bickerstaff said. "It's the long pass. It's hard to outrun the ball. That's basically where we're trying to get to. If there's something good, fine.
"Every day there's a little more (to be taught and learned)."
To be sure, the Lakers changed styles on the fly. Doing so without D'Antoni on the bench and while playing without top point guards Steve Nash and Steve Blake, who are sidelined by injuries, makes it all the more impressive.
The Rockets stuck around for a while Sunday, but couldn't keep up.
The Lakers took the lead for good in the first quarter, extended their advantage to as many as 12 points in the second, then led by as many as 16 in the third and 19 in the fourth.
"He just lets us go out there and play," Bryant said of D'Antoni. "He doesn't feel like he has to be on top of us. He comes in before the game, tells us what we need to do.
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Cottonwood Heights • If winning is indeed contagious, Brighton's football team has an epidemic on its hands.
The Bengals, who were seeking their first 5-0 start since 2004, overcame a six-point deficit in the final four minutes to edge visiting Pleasant Grove 17-16 on homecoming night Friday.
Brady McCloyn, who rushed for 158 yards, scored on a 23-yard sweep with 3 minutes, 58 seconds remaining in the game to put Brighton ahead to stay.
The win marked the Bengals' 300th football victory.
"The last time we went 5-0 we went to state, so we've got to keep playing hard," McCloyn said. "We faced adversity and overcame it. It's just Bengal pride."
Brighton faced adversity more than once against the Vikings (3-2), who returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown and went ahead 16-10 on Michael Anderson's 6-yard pass to Skyler Munson to cap a 90-yard drive early in the fourth quarter.
Still, the Bengals went back to their vaunted rushing attack to take control. McCloyn and fullback Josh Thompson gained yardage in large chunks. Following the go-ahead touchdown, Kekoa Kane sealed the win with a key interception.
"I hope our kids aren't too comfortable," Brighton coach Ryan Bullett said. "We had a lot of penalties we hadn't made the first four weeks. We didn't do anything pretty, but I'm excited for the kids. Winning band-aids a lot of stuff and covers up a lot of stuff, but it's kind of contagious. The kids are coming with a worker's mentality every day."
The teams traded field goals in the first quarter. Pleasant Grove's Trevor Ward connected first from 29 yards, and Brighton's Hunter Dall converted from 35 yards.
The Bengals opened a 10-3 lead on Osa Masina's 16-yard pass to Tyson Reid.
The Vikings closed within a point when Cody Scott returned a blocked field goal 90 yards for a score. However, Brighton blocked the extra point to preserve a 10-9 lead.
Masina's big punt return set up Brighton at Pleasant Grove's 43-yard line with the Bengals trailing 16-10 in the fourth quarter. McCloyn found the end zone four plays later.
"I feel if I have a lot of passion, it gets my teammates fired up and ready," said McCloyn, who celebrated jubilantly with his teammates.
With last season's leading rusher Uaea Masina sidelined another week with a knee injury, McCloyn handled the bulk of the carries for Brighton. His speed, combined with Thompson's bruising power, helped pave the way for the Bengals. Thompson finished with 63 yards on 11 carries.
"We had some kids miss tonight, but I'm excited for the other kids getting an opportunity," Bullett said. "I'm excited for our school and our community."
Parker Owen also had an interception for Brighton, which opens region play against Alta next week.
"I'd rather take 5-0 in region than 5-0 in preseason," Bullett said.
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PHOENIX - Just when it appeared they could give Kobe Bryant some peace of mind as he heals from a sprained left ankle, the Lakers allowed other problems to emerge.
The Lakers' 99-76 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Monday marked a season low in total offense and a lost opportunity to move ahead in the playoff race.
The Lakers (36-33) have a one-game cushion over the Utah Jazz (34-33) for the eighth playoff spot, but that's only because Utah lost Monday to New York.
The Lakers didn't just miss Bryant because of his obvious skillset. With his absence and the Lakers playing on the second night of a back-to-back, Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni highlighted the team's fatigue issues three separate time afterward. But he remained adamant about sticking to a seven-man rotation.
"I just wasn't ready to grasp at straws," D'Antoni said. "After it's over with, yeah, you can tell me it's that way. But if we come back and win? I don't know at that point."
The Lakers have three days between games to rest those legs before playing Friday against Washington. D'Antoni also said Bryant will "probably" play because the extra time affords him to recover from his sprained left ankle that's kept him sidelined for the past two games.
Lakers forward Pau Gasol, who has missed 20 games with a torn plantar fascia in his right foot, will receive an ultrasound today to give him better clarity whether he can return against Washington, too.
Bryant and Gasol joined the team on the bench in the second half.
The Lakers missed them.
Steve Nash epitomized the Lakers' physically battered image when he suffered a bloody gash near his left eye after a third-quarter collision with Suns forward PJ Tucker.
The Lakers' play itself exemplified it, too.
Dwight Howard's 16-point performance seemed bizarre. His 6-of-18 mark from the field included only 3 of 12 in the lane, but he also hit two mid-range jumpers. Howard made 4 of 5 free throws but missed two open dunks and committed four turnovers.
"We tried to give it our all," Howard said. "If we don't have it, we trust that somebody else will. Everybody stepped on the floor tonight came out with the right mentality. But we didn't knock down shots."
The Lakers' shooting accuracy remained nonexistent for everyone ranging from Antawn Jamison (three points on 1-of-6 shooting), Metta World Peace (12 points on 5-of-17 shooting) and Nash (19 points on 6-of-17 shooting).
Earl Clark's listless four-point effort coupled with two turnovers coincided on what may mark his last start before Gasol returns. Steve Blake's 13-point effort on 6-of-11 shooting marked the lone player to shoot above 50 percent.
"You could see the wheels fall off," Nash said. "Especially lately with guys injured, we've been playing a seven-man rotation. That caught up with us a little bit."
As a result, the Suns closed the game with a 26-6 run. The Lakers couldn't overcome their 17 turnovers, their rebounding woes (37-29) or Phoenix's fast-break points (16).
"You have to fight through it," D'Antoni said. "You have to gut it out. You have to do with smarts. We didn't have that, either."


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SAN BERNARDINO -- Gary Gallion, the co-defendant in a murder trial for San Bernardino television repairman John "Jack" Cone, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole on Tuesday.
Gallion was present and in custody for the hearing, which was held in the San Bernardino Superior Courthouse.
"We believe it's appropriate, based on his actions and conduct," Deputy District Attorney Cary Epstein said regarding the prison term.
Defense lawyer James Gass said he will file an appeal on behalf of Gallion.
Laurie Cone, the wife of Jack Cone, was sentenced on April 9 to a life term in state prison for her role in the slaying of her husband in their North Sierra Way home last year.
Her lawyer, Ed Congdon, said he too plans to file an appeal.
In March, Laurie Cone, 48, and Gallion, 30, were found guilty of first-degree murder, second-degree robbery and first-degree residential burglary in the death of 64-year-old Jack Cone.
Laurie Cone was also found guilty of soliciting two other men to commit the murder.
On April 2, 2012 Jack Cone was found bound and fatally beaten in his home, which doubled as his television-repair shop. Laurie Cone was out gambling with her daughter at a local casino while Jack Cone was attacked, officials said.
Officials believe Laurie Cone partnered with Gallion, and the two devised a plan to break into Jack's house then rob and kill him.
During the trial, Epstein played a surveillance video that showed a man sneaking up to the house, then breaking in with a crowbar in the early hours of April 2, 2012.
The video also showed the man, who matched Gallion's physical features and had tattoos in the same places on his body, going in and out of Cone's gun room. The man beat on the security door for about an hour and eventually removed several guns and other items from the room.
Gallion's mother, Lori Johnson, said the video never shows interaction between the robber and Jack Cone.
"There is no evidence or proof that he (Gary) murdered that man," Johnson said Tuesday.
Johnson said her son did not receive a fair trial, and if she was allowed to address the judge she would ask to reduce Gallion's sentence.
"I want to see an out date," she said. "I want an out date. "
A third defendant in the case, Shawna Bayless, is scheduled to be sentenced today.
Bayless accepted a plea deal right before the trial and testified against the defendants as part of her agreement.


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GSA Telecenters Offer 60-Day Trial
January 26, 2004
Contact: Viki Reath (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON – Starting Feb. 1, federal employees who are first-time users may sign up for the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) 60-day free trial offer at GSA's 15 metropolitan Washington telecenters. The offer ends March 31.
Typically, telecenters are closer to home than federal workplaces, providing alternatives for workers who want to reduce commuting time, while continuing to work in an office environment.
"These centers are effective tools to facilitate telework and help agencies achieve the mandated telework goals set forth in Public Law 106-346," said GSA Administrator Stephen A. Perry. "Additionally, these centers may provide agencies with an effective means for distributing their workforces to enhance homeland security and continue government operations during emergency situations."
Telecenter amenities include:
- Computer and telephone services.
- Fax, copier and other office machines.
- Meeting rooms.
- Onsite technical assistance staff.
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- Bowie State University, (301) 860-4939.
- Frederick, (301) 698-2700.
- Hagerstown, (301) 745-5601.
- Southern Maryland, (301) 934-7628, includes Calvert, Prince Frederick, Waldorf.
- Laurel, (301) 470-0560.
- Northern Virginia, (703) 367-3000, includes FairfaxCity, Herndon, Sterling.
- Manassas, (703) 367-3000.
- Fredericksburg, (540) 710-5001, includes Spotsylvania and Stafford.
- Woodbridge, (703) 878-8500.
- Winchester, (540) 678-1909.
West Virginia:
- Jefferson County, (304) 728-3051.
Information on GSA's 60-day-free-special is available under Telework Centers at www.telework.gov.
GSA is a centralized federal procurement, property management, and policy agency, created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. It acquires, on behalf of federal agencies, office space, equipment, telecommunications, information technology, supplies and services. It also plays a key role in developing and implementing government-wide policies. GSA's 13,000 associates provide services and solutions for the office operations of more than one million federal workers located in more than 8,000 government-owned and leased buildings in 2,000 U.S. communities.


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Tornados dominate the battle of the boards, win 77-68January 6, 2010
Brevard holds a 46-11 rebound edge over Lenoir-Rhyne in SAC win
Brevard, N.C. - The Tornados men's basketball team offset turning the ball over 27 times on Wednesday evening against the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears by dominating the glass as Brevard held a plus-35 rebounding advantage led by Sam Carlisle's double-double of 18 points and 11 rebounds in securing their third South Atlantic Conference win of the season, 77-68.
Josh Roper led four Tornados in double figures with 21 points and had eight rebounds as Brevard (9-3, 3-0 SAC) had seven players with multiple rebounds in the contest. Jonathan Whitson added 18 points and eight rebounds going six of eight from the floor and connecting on his first three-pointer of the season, while Carlisle had his second double-double of the season on eight of nine shooting as the Tornados connected on 59.1 percent (26-44) of their attempts from the floor. Jacques Dovonou added 16 points for the Tornados in 18 minutes play.
D.J. Blackmon had the hot hand early for the Bears (3-10, 1-2 SAC), going five of seven from the floor in the first half en route to a game-high 25 points. Jeff Thomas added 13 points for the Bears and Marcus Hodges had 11 points and four assists from the floor as Lenoir-Rhyne connected on 42.1 (24-57) percent of their field goal attempts. Blackmon led the Bears defensive effort with six steals, as Lenoir-Rhyne forced the most turnovers the Tornados have given up since January 21, 2009, when Brevard coughed the ball up 32 times against Carson-Newman.
Lenoir-Rhyne scored nine of the first 13 points of the game as Blackmon converted a pair of jumpers from outside to put the score at 9-4 in favor of the guests at the 16:28 mark. The Tornados responded with an 8-2 run to take their first lead of the game on Whitson's rebound and put-back with 13:23 on the clock in the first half as the teams traded baskets for the first ten minutes of the contest.
With the score even at 19, Whitson drilled his first three-pointer of the season to spark a 10-0 Brevard run capped by a layup by Dovonou as Brevard went up 29-19 with 7:25 left in the opening period. Lenoir-Rhyne came right back with a run to tie the game up at 31 apiece on Hodges' layup with 4:08 on the clock. The Tornados took the final lead of the first half on Carlisle's turn-around jumper from the paint at 35-34 before a converted free throw by Carlisle sent the teams into the locker room with Brevard up by two.
The Tornados opened up the second half with a 17-4 run starting on Dovonou's three-pointer on the half's opening possession and ending 4:25 into the period on Roper's jumper from the top of the key as Brevard built a 53-38 lead. Lenoir-Rhyne chipped away at the lead before going on a 13-2 run spurred on by six Brevard turnovers as the Bears brought the game back to within five at 63-58 on a free throw by Hodges with 5:07 remaining in the contest.
Brevard slowly built the lead back through free throws and a pair of Carlisle layups as the Tornados built a double-digit lead at 70-60 with 2:37 to go and free throws by Roper and Whitson closed out the contest as Brevard held on to win their third SAC game of the season.
Brevard stays in conference play as the Tornados travel to Harrogate, Tenn. on Saturday, December 9th as they take on Lincoln Memorial University. Tipoff between the Tornados and the Railsplitters in Tex Turner Arena is set for 4 p.m.


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Paha Ska (Native American, 1923-2005)
Sioux Bufflao Hunt, 1978
Oil on canvas
47 ¼ x 97 ½ in.
Gift of Joan and Bud Towne, The Squash Blossom Gallery
Paha Ska was a contemporary Native American artist and a member of the Ogalla Sioux tribe. He resided in Keystone, South Dakota for nearly 50 years. Phah Ska means "White Hills" in English. Ska is a self-taught artist who attempted to portray an Indian way of life in his work.


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Michael Jackson's baby girl is finally getting the help she needs and all signs point to a solid recovery.
Paris Jackson has been released from the UCLA Medical Center after a month-long stay and is headed for additional help at a residential treatment center. UCLA doctors helped Jackson's grandmother Katherine and mother Debbie Rowe decide where to place the 15-year-old.
Only weeks before her release, it was reported that Jackson would be heading to the $10 million Diamond Ranch Academy in Utah after receiving medical treatment. Jackson was first admitted to the hospital after cutting her wrists and overdosing on pills in a suicide attempt on June 5.
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While most industries have changed significantly over the years, higher education has remained relatively the same. Students listen to professors lecture in century-old universities and tackle tough philosophical questions the way their ancestors did.
But higher education is at a breaking point. Tuition is skyrocketing. State funding is dropping. And online course providers are on the rise.
Cost is a major barrier for accessing higher education. A 2011 Pew Research Center survey on the cost and value of higher education found that 75 percent of respondents said college is too expensive for most Americans to afford. And 57 percent said the U.S. higher education system does not provide students a good return on their investment.
"Technology has to be a big part of the solution to access and affordability," said Ben Wildavsky, senior scholar at the Kauffman Foundation, guest scholar at the Brookings Institution and co-editor of Reinventing Higher Education: The Promise of Innovation. "The key is to do it in a smart way."
Futurists surveyed for The Future of Higher Education report by the Pew Internet and American Life Project pontificated on what higher education would look like in 2020. Thirty-nine percent said higher education wouldn't look much different than it does today. But 60 percent said higher education would be different, complete with mass adoption of teleconferencing and distance learning. In their written responses, however, many of them painted scenarios that incorporated elements of both.
The stage is set for a shift in how higher education operates — the question is, how exactly will it evolve? Futurists view the coming decades as an opportunity for teacher/student relationships to occur almost purely through technology — an approach known as technology-mediated education. But faculty members look to maintain the university model that's been in place for centuries, with a sprinkle of technology integration.
These mindsets offer somewhat competing visions for what higher education could look like in the coming years, with each claiming to make college education better, more accessible and more affordable for students.
Two Roads
Lillian Taiz — a history professor at California State University, Los Angeles, and president of the California Faculty Association, which launched the Campaign for the Future of Higher Education — said eliminating the traditional university experience would be a mistake.
To Taiz, technology-mediated education means no student engagement, no physical campus and no credibility. Universities will be on par with 19th-century correspondence schools, which had little standing because they accepted student work by mail.
Integrating technology into the existing higher education model is a better option, she said. Technology will become a tool in professors' toolboxes. Universities will still exist and do much of the same things they do today.
"I love technology, but it isn't a replacement for the kind of learning that goes on where you're interacting," Taiz said. "It's an enhancement."
Disruptive Ideas
Most of the disruptive ideas that could reshape college education over the next 25 years are in the early research stage now or only being used in a few segments of the population, said Cameron Evans, CTO of U.S. education at Microsoft. But over the next five to 25 years, machine learning will have to increase to keep up with the large amounts of data that people produce, Evans said. Machines will learn about students' behavior, actions, preferences and associations. Then they will figure out how to use this knowledge to create a richer and more dynamic learning context.
Learning also will have to adapt more to students' needs and preferences, he added. While growth in personalized learning is a given, it needs to step up to the next level so that data is fashioned for individual students and the faculty members who prepare courses for those individuals.
Professor Richard DeMillo is director of the Center for 21st Century Universities at the Georgia Institute of Technology and author of Abelard to Apple: The Fate of American Colleges and Universities. He argues that traditional universities will have little place in a new world, at least as they appear and function today. The technology-mediated education road is the way to go.


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City of Fontana
Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
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Calling all Art Lovers! The City of Fontana would like to invite you to attend the Fontana Arts Festival. Come out to enjoy live music, theatrical performances and over 40 different types of art vendors. There will also be live art demonstrations, art workshops, food trucks, and much more! This year the Fontana Arts Festival will be held on Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. at Fontana Park, 15556 Summit Ave., Fontana, CA.
This event is free to the public and the first 200 people who bring a print out of their Eventbrite ticket to our information booth the day of the event will receive a special gift. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of this growing tradition in the City of Fontana.
*A ticket is only required to obtain the promotional gift, not to enter the event.
For more information please feel free to contact us at 909.349.6975.
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Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT)
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I created three profiles
1. Home (Lan + Wifi), type: Multi
2. Mobile 3G, type: Mobile Broadband. It has Custom settings of APN.
3. Mobile GPRS, type: Mobile Broadband. It has Custom settings of APN and service type to GPRS only.
After couple of reboots or hibernations the 3rd profile changes to 'Mobile Broadband' and sets to Automatic Settings. When I set it back, it happens again after a while. It is X220 with F5521gw module.
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Can you reinstall the Access Connection 5.85 again and check the issue.
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Can you reinstall the Access Connection 5.85 again and check the issue.
I've just updated to 5.92. Is there anything particular I can look for in Access Connections log ?
No change in 5.92. It always losts the profile after reboot. From log:
Ok AcSvc. SYSTEM(Prvlg).2620.3168[5/9]19:16:34:292 GetProfileStatus: Exit for profile Mobile GPRS. STatus is 0
After reboot:
Ok AcSvc. SYSTEM(Prvlg).2524.2552[5/9]19:22:42:742 GetProfileStatus: Exit for profile Mobile Broadband. STatus is 0
Notice that the 'Mobile GPRS' profile gets renamed to 'Mobile Broadband'. I can provide full log.


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An unnamed operative of the Continental Detective Agency arrives in rural Personville at the behest of a local newspaper publisher, whose murder prompts the Op to spark a war between the gangs that have taken over the town. Donald Willsson's death left the Op in the hands of his son, Elihu Willsson. Elihu offers him $10,000 to clean up the town of all its gangsters. The Op weasels his way into the good graces of each of the gang leaders individually, ...
The Dain Curse
The Continental-op is unconvinced about the nature of a reported diamond theft from the home of Edgar Leggett, quickly concluding, after finding a discarded stone in the Leggetts' yard, that the theft was an inside job. Matters rapidly escalate with many deaths ensuing, and the Legetts' enigmatic daughter, Gabrielle, is the prime suspect. ...
The Maltese Falcon
A Miss Wonderly shows up at the office of San Francisco private investigator Sam Spade. Her story is that she's looking for her missing 17-year-old sister, who ran off with an older man. Spade, who has been having an affair with the wife of his partner Miles Archer, sends Miles off to shadow the suspect, but Miles is shot dead during the night. Sam gets Miss Wonderly to confess her real name is Brigid O'Shaughnessy and that she's on the trail of the M...
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Nick Charles is happily retired from the private detective game, but when the police pressure him into helping look into a recent murder, his socialite wife Nora wants in on the investigation. What happened is that wealthy Clyde Wynant is missing, and his daughter Dorothy wants Nick to help find him. Nick demurs until Nora urges him to help her out. Nora wants to see Nick in action and be part of a real-life investigation. It'd be more exciting than thei...


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Josh Gracin Shares New Songs On Facebook
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Josh Gracin is back at work. The country singer is sharing a couple of new songs on Facebook that he co-wrote, including one called "Say Yes."
Gracin's other song is called "Let Her Go." He's also included the lyrics to the songs, which both express the hopes and fears of reconciling a damaged relationship. Click HERE to hear his new music.
The videos come a couple of weeks after the former "American Idol" finalist caused a stir with a more ominous Facebook message. Police were called to his Tennessee home after he posted what appeared to be a suicide note. The following day he posted an apology for worrying his family, friends, and fans. He added that he was getting professional help.
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A Terminal emulator for GNUstep.
Current version: 0.9.8, released: 2012.06-03
Terminal is terminal emulator for GNUstep. Multiple windows, scroll buffer and all the expected features are present. Furthermore it sports terminal services.
News: the 0.9.8 contains many code clean-ups and warning fixes and thus Terminal is now portable and usable with current gnustep-core
The 0.9.7 contains many code clean-ups and warning fixes and thus makes Terminal buildable again on current GNUstep.
The 0.9.6 version sports updated makefiles, forkpty() replacement so that it can compile for example on Solaris without hacks.
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Terminal 0.9.6 running with libxft anti-aliased fonts on the xlib backend with the Neos theme.


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OSU surgeon uses Google Glass in operating room
(Columbus) - For Dr. Christopher Kaeding, a surgeon at Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center, it was just a routine operation to repair an injured knee ligament. But what puts this surgery in the history books is that it was the first time, anywhere in the world, that a doctor performed the operation wearing Google Glass and transmitted the operation live to audiences miles away.
A doctor on the other side of Columbus collaborated with Kaeding while on Ohio State's main campus, a group of medical students saw this historic event from a completely different perspective
"I could start to appreciate the connectivity it gave me and the possibilities. the fact that i could sit there in real time, both audibly and even more important visually, i could communicate with somebody while i'm in the middle of a case", says Dr. Kaeding.
Beyond a teaching tool, the device could also assist during an operation. A surgeon could potentially call up X-rays or MRI's of the patient, pathology reports and reference material. The doctor can even talk live to colleagues or specialists via the Internet, anywhere in the world.
Doctors say they have visions of how this type of technology could change medicine, though it still needs to be thoroughly tested and evaluated.
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Looking for a positive, fun community where you can meet like-minded people living a healthy active lifestyle? Are you working on a New Year's Resolution or excited to take your fitness to the next level? When was the last time you played dodgeball??
Fit Club is an all-levels community workout designed to help motivate, inspire and support people who are excited to look and feel their best. 60 minute workout includes a massive dodgeball warmup and a boot-camp style total body circuit workout. Our program is designed so that no matter what your fitness level is you will feel comfortable, supported and challenged.
Join us after the workout for our post-recovery social hour. $5 includes herbal tea and nutrition shakes to refuel your body properly. Make friends, break a sweat in one of NY's most popular boutique gyms, and get ready to get into the best shape of your LIFE!!
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**Once you register for the event you will receive a confirmation email with tickets. NO need to bring those tickets with you, your registration is your confirmation!
Can't wait to get fit with you!
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NAIOP-AZ chairman Mike Haenel a major player in the organization and in the future of state's CRE industry
For 26 years, Mike Haenel, executive vice president for Cassidy Turley/BRE Commercial Industrial Group, has been successful marketing industrial and back-office land and building space in Arizona.
In the early 1990s, he even did a brief stint in the development side of the business.
Since 2003, Haenel has completed 300-plus deals worth a combined $740M. He also has collected several industry awards along the way.
But Haenel said he couldn't have achieved these significant accomplishments without his partner, Andy Markham, and the support of Cassidy Turley.
They have been able to close transactions during the good and bad times.
So for more than two decades, he has been an active member of NAIOP — the organization he considers a must for anyone hoping to be a major player in Arizona's commercial real estate future.
Now as NAIOP Arizona chairman, Haenel gets to set the course for the organization.
It's a challenging time to be at the helm.
Arizona's commercial real estate industry, like that of much of the country, is adrift in turbulent waters.
In Arizona, the industrial segment has hit bottom and is slowly heading back into better times, Haenel said.
The Phoenix metro area absorbed 3 MSF of industrial space in 2010, and, with the new Amazon warehouse deal, already surpassed 4 MSF by mid-year 2011.
"There are several large build-to-suits looking in the marketplace, and we expect to exceed 5.5 million square feet (absorbed by year-end)," he says.
But the office market, NAIOP's other purview, is still foundering with too-high vacancy rates and too low rents.
Still, Haenel offers tempered optimism for that segment going forward.
Office rental rates "showed some stabilization" in second quarter, he says, and that is a hopeful sign.
"If we continue to absorb industrial space as we have for the last 18 months, I see speculative development again within the next three years," Haenel says. "Clearly, office would be longer."
NAIOP will be essential for charting a clear course through the still-choppy seas ahead, he adds.
Industry professionals banding together, exercising their combined clout and sharing knowledge and experience, helps them survive the difficult times and prosper when the storm clouds dissipate, Haenel says.
"NAIOP is such a great networking organization," Haenel says. "It shows how important relationships are especially in a period like this. The relationships you create, nurture and foster help as the market recovers, but help (especially) when the market is as tough as it's been."
Haenel said while it's a rough time for Arizona's commercial real estate industry, it's really not so bad sitting in NAIOP's pilot seat.
The previous chairman, Todd Holzer of Ryan Companies US, and NAIOP Arizona president Tim Lawless, have set so many fruitful programs in motion, Haenel just has to hold the wheel steady, he says.
"I am grateful for the past chairmen and current/past board members who have built the organization to what it is today," Haenel says.
But he has his own pet programs, too.
Member education, developing the industry's future leaders and fostering positive public policy, are top focuses for the new chairman. He sees them as the keys not just for his organization, but for the future of Arizona's commercial real estate industry.
Providing networking events, information sessions, and education opportunities for more than 540 members is so important for fostering relationships and keeping industry pros abreast of issues and concerns that impact their business, he says.
The Arizona chapter's Market Leader Series, quarterly events that feature small panels of experts on such important local topics as job growth, distressed real estate and the like, has garnered standing- room-only attendance, he says.
This year, local members also get to share with their peers from around the country and showcase their own state's attributes as Phoenix hosts NAIOP's annual meeting in October.
Other key strategies for Haenel as he steers the NAIOP ship forward are mentoring and encouraging the next generation of local commercial real estate leaders to ensure the industry remains vital for the short- and long-term future.
"As we continue to get older, we are blessed to have some great young people coming up in the ranks," he says. And Haenel is determined to indoctrinate them with the importance of his "build relationships" mantra.
He is a big backer of NAIOP's Developing Leaders program, aimed at the under-35 up-and-comers, and the Arizona chapter's DL Mentor Program, a new initiative that has been a year in development and has just launched.
Along with continuing education for all members and developing and nurturing the young members, the third leg of Haenel's stool of NAIOP initiatives aimed at nursing the state's commercial real estate industry back to health, is influencing public policy.
The group lobbied hard for HB2001, dubbed "the jobs bill," which has several elements including tax incentives and the new Arizona Commerce Authority to proffer those enticements to businesses looking to expand or relocate. Haenel hopes the new legislation will reinforce Arizona's image as business-friendly and provide a big lure for new or growing businesses and their commercial real estate needs.
Haenel says NAIOP will continue to pressure the legislature on issues that the organization feels could make Arizona more competitive for any type of businesses, and to educate members on the legal ramifications of any new or proposed bills and clarify why they should care.
His assessment of the local commercial real estate industry's short-term future is that Arizona has all the right elements to take advantage of the recovery as it gains ground, and, long-term, to grow and prosper.
"Arizona is considered a top-tier commercial real estate community," Haenel says. "We are so lucky to have the quality of professionals in Arizona to create and develop first-class commercial real estate projects. And that allows us to attract, compete and win high quality jobs."
For more information about NAIOP-AZ and chairman Mike Haenel, visit www.naiop-az.org.
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Tylenol heir Henry McNeil has been busy. He recently sold 1914-15 Rittenhouse Square (colloquially known as the McIlhenney mansion) to Bart Blatstein for the developer's use as a private residence. McNeil's own home was recently featured in a Wall Street Journal article about historic Philadelphia homes that have modern interiors. That home, a phenomenal 13,000-square-foot residence at 19th and Delancey. For enthusiasts of modern design, it is without compare in the Rittenhouse Square area.
1901 is being sold with a companion property that will sound familiar to those who follow building histories in Philadelphia: 1921 Manning. The duplex (with two parking spaces) used to be part of the McIlhenney Mansion parcel and is directly adjacent to it.


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Corn and Dozier drive in runs in lossApril 2, 2010
Tornados fall on the road to Crusaders, 14-2
Tigerville, S.C. - Jackie Corn and M.A. Dozier each drove in runs, but the Tornados were unable to overcome 13 Crusaders' hits in falling to North Greenville, 14-2.
Jacob White (0-8) took the loss for the Tornados, giving up seven runs in a little of an innings' worth of work and Jacob Koontz pitched four innings of effective relief as Brevard fell to 6-24 on the season.
The Crusaders put runs across in each of the first five innings on their way to building a 14-0 lead, but the Tornados battled back in the sixth as Michael Calhoun led off the inning with a base hit. Calhoun advanced to third with two outs on the board, before Corn reached on an error, scoring Calhoun to put Brevard on the board.
The Tornados placed another runner across in the seventh against relief pitcher Trevor Greer as Ron Patterson came around to score on Dozier's double down the left field line.
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Police arrested a man Monday after he forced a 77-year-old woman at gunpoint into her home, stole property and then tried to flee the neighborhood.
San Bernardino police received a call at 9:46 a.m. from the victim in the 3700 block of North Mayfield Place, said police Sgt. Tim Crocker.
Officers were nearby and spotted a man who matched the description the woman gave. He ran from police, but officers captured him nearby.
Police said the man had a vehicle parked in the area and it contained some of the victim's property.
The woman told officers that she was in her backyard when the man, who was armed with a handgun, approached her and ordered her to go inside her home.
He grabbed some of her belongings and left.
The man, identified as Quincy Ainsworth, 25, of Redlands was booked into jail on suspicion of robbery.
Crocker said there is no evidence that the man is tied to several other recent home invasion robberies that have occurred in the city.


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Dylan Thompson Clipped Up: Full Part
Dylan Thompson busted his ass last year to produce one of the gnarliest urban parts this year. Here is 'Dylan Thompson Clipped Up' presented by Monster Energy. We caught up with Dylan about his season filming and plans for next year.
When last season did you find out FODT wasn't making a movie?
I guess we all found out around January of last year. We all went into the year thinking that we were going to be making a movie, but it just kind of got tough. Some people in the crew got hurt, and there wasn't a lot of budget, and the snow was just super rough everywhere; It just didn't work out. Once we found out I was just trying to get footage together and I was just hoping I could do something with it.
Were you nervous that all your footage was just going to get lost?
I really had no idea at the time. I was thinking that maybe I could give it to another video, or another project or something. But I always had in the back of my mind that I could at least get it out in a web part.
What's the biggest difference between SLC and Hood River?
Well the biggest difference is that in Hood River it rains all the time in the winter, so that's kind of rough. Out in Utah it's a little easier to get work done, like filming and things. It's easier because a lot of times you're filming in SLC so you're home, and it's also central to travel out of.
Did you like filming your webseries this past summer? Think you will do another one?
Yeah, it was a lot of fun doing it. It was kind of stressful in a way. Just being responsible for it to happen. But I think it turned out cool. I don't know if I would do a summer one again though. It kind of became more work and shredding than I really wanted to do during the summer. But doing a web thing in general is sweet. It gets your stuff out there for everyone to see for free. So that's cool.
What are you going to do this winter? What's your plan?
Well I'm filming for the TransWorld movie this year. I also have Cole Taylor working for Monster, and he's going to be filming me. So I'm also going to be filming for this Bode Merrill project that Monster's doing.
Are you hyped to snowboard with Bode?
Yeah I am. We're going on a trip tomorrow actually. (That's actually today. I interviewed Dylan yesterday-Hondo) We're going somewhere in Canada. So that will be pretty sweet. I'm looking forward to that.
Who's your favorite snowboarder of all time?
Of all time? Shit that's a hard question. I guess I would say Justin Hebbel. Like he was really killing it and he was my favorite at the time when I was getting into watching videos and hitting rails. He was just a big influence on me.
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Schladming, Austria • Olympic champion Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany bounced back from a disappointing World Cup season to win the super-combined at the skiing world championships Friday.
Hoefl-Riesch was fourth after the downhill portion before posting the second-fastest time in the slalom to finish in 2 minutes, 39.92 seconds. She beat Tina Maze of Slovenia by 0.46.
Former overall champion Nicole Hosp was fastest in the slalom and was one second behind in third to earn Austria its first medal at its home worlds.
"I can't believe it," Hoefl-Riesch said. "The last couple of weeks have not been easy. I had only two podiums this entire season so I wasn't coming here as a favorite. My goal was to win any medal, the color didn't matter to me. Incredible, it is gold."
Lindsey Vonn won the World Cup super-combined title for the past three seasons, but the American was out for the season after injuring her right knee in a crash at Tuesday's super-G.
Teammate Julia Mancuso, runner-up to Hoefl-Riesch in the 2010 Olympic race, finished eighth, 3.33 seconds off the winning time.
"That was a little disappointing. I was ready to have a good run," Mancuso said. "I still have that mentality that I want to try and win, so maybe I'm pushing it too hard."
Mancuso was 19th after the downhill, but had the seventh-fastest slalom.
The men's downhill is scheduled for Saturday.
World Cup luge
Germany's powerhouse luge team rolled on Friday in Lake Placid, N.Y., with a pair of victories at snowy Mount Van Hoevenberg to clinch World Cup overall season titles. Natalie Geisenberger took the women's competition, and the team of Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt started the day with a win in the men's doubles event.
Julia Clukey posted a career-best second-place finish .295 seconds behind Geisenberger's winning combined time of 1 minute, 28.440 seconds. Clukey's three U.S. teammates finished in the top 10. Alex Gough of Canada was third.
The 27-year-old Clukey, of Augusta, Maine, earned her first finish on the podium of a World Cup with a two-run time of 1:28.735. The performance continued what has been the best season of a career interrupted by a struggle with Arnold-Chiari Syndrome, which produces chronic headaches, fatigue and nausea. She underwent surgery in 2011 to have eight millimeters of bone shaved from her skull to relieve pressure.
With a large of group of family and friends cheering her on, Clukey followed the third-fastest time of the first heat with the third-best time of the second run.
"It's an amazing feeling," Clukey said. "I really wanted to attack on the start. I know this track in and out so I really was just focused on my position on the sled. I knew regardless if I was a little bit too far to the left or too far to the right I knew how to correct my lines in the curves."
Figure skating
Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan led after the men's short program at the figure skating Four Continents in Osaka, Japan, upstaging Daisuke Takahashi on Friday.
Hanyu opened with a quad toeloop and completed a flawless triple axel for a score of 87.65 points. His only mistake came when he popped a triple lutz triple on a combination jump.
"I don't know the reason I popped the lutz," Hanyu said. "But I felt I did really well otherwise and put myself in a great position for tomorrow's free skate."
Han Yan of China was second with 85.08 points, while Richard Dornbush of the United States was third with 83.01.
Takahashi botched his opening quad and fell on his triple axel and finished fourth with 82.62. The men's event wraps up on Saturday with the free skate.
The Four Continents is the last major competition before the world championships next month.
World champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir of Canada were first after the ice dance short program. Virtue and Moir received 75.12 points to finish ahead of world silver medalists Meryl Davis and Charlie White who had 74.68 points.
"We had a couple little mistakes here and there, which certainly you can't get away with at this point," Davis said. "We're looking to execute everything perfectly at this point in the season. When you are competing against Scott and Tessa, you pretty much have to be perfect."
Madison Chock and Evan Bates of the United States were third with 65.44 points.
"That was a solid performance for us," Chock said. "That's how we've been training. We want to be consistent and keep improving from here up to worlds."
Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford of Canada placed first in the pairs short program with 70.44 points while compatriots Kirsten Moore-Towers and Dylan Moscovitch were second with 66.33 points. Marissa Castelli and Simon Shnapir, the U.S. champions, were third with 53.06 points.
Two-time world champ Mao Asada of Japan is looking to regain the title she lost at last year's Four Continents to Ashley Wagner of the United States when the women's event begins on Saturday.


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Designed by a podiatrist, these are the walking sport shoes that help to combat the effects of plantar fasciitis with a stabilizing orthotic footbed that realigns your feet to a neutral position. The built-in orthotic footbeds are made from shock-absorbing EVA, and provide contoured arch support for those who over-pronate--when the heel bone angles inward--a determining factor in the development of plantar fasciitis. The shoes have full-grain leather and mesh uppers, strong heel counters, TRP midfoot stabilizers, and resilient rubber outsoles. The orthotic footbeds provide optimal comfort and support when the shoes are worn for at least a few hours per day over the course of two weeks. Women's. White with blue trim, White with pink trim, or solid Black. Whole and half sizes. Please order one-half size down. (1 1/4 lbs.)
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A Miracle Shoe has Arrived
By working on being pain free
from Atlanta, GA
I have tried everything from cortisone shots to physical therapy and massage. This shoe was the only relief I have been able to receive in four months of pain.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Teresa623
from Los Angeles
I have planter faciitus. Plus I have very sensitive toes. These shoes support my arch, have room for my toes, and are not too big in the heal. I wouldn't change anything about these shoes. I would, however like the exact same shoe, with a mesh upper, for summer!
(12 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
Hasn't proven worth the higher price
By psrman
from Greensboro, NC
May work for others but has not provided any relief of the the PF pain as advertised after a number of weeks. Well constructed but this pair also squeaks when walking no matter the surface being walked on. Will be returning for refund.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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too bad...
By sue
from Peoria, arizona
I don't know how comfortable they would have been in a wide width as they don't come that way...even though in the catalog it says "fits loosely" if you normally wear a wide width the medium will probably not fit. We tried , it didn't work, now we know...The shoe looks nice and also appears durable but was too tight across the toes for comfort.But that is nothing against the shoe.
great shoes
By Melanie
from Florida
I have purchased these sneakers for the past 4-5 years. I love them. They have incredible arch support. Just know that you have a break in period. The arch support is too much at first but then as with anything it breaks in and you will love them.
(9 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
By rrs
from Yakima Washington
I have plantars fasciitis in both feet and have been tried many shoes and inserts to get relief.I work in a hospital and i am on my feet 8 to 12 hours aday. A co-work told me to check out Hammacher that they may have something that would work for me. Wish I had found out 3months ago when my feet started hurting and wasted money on inserts and shoes that did no good. I have been wearing my shoes for a couple of weeks and can make it thru the day without limping home. Nice to be almost pain free. Doctor also recommended these shoes.
(8 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Once Was Not Enough
By Sam
from Pittsburgh, PA
I recently traveled 1,500 miles up the Amazon River (Brazil)and I wore the first pair of these shoes every day. I walked many miles and in varying terrains. Although the shoes show no signs of wearing out, I purchased a second pair because I know these will wear out someday! I have had difficulty with plantar fasciitis for about a year, and have been treated medically, but I find that these shoes are all I really need.
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I were these at work,luv them
By Sue
from Canada
I have several pieces of this line of footwear and I love them. I wear the sandals at home all day everyday. I wear my runners for 12hr shifts,it has made a noticable difference in the foot pain I used to have.
By Karen
from Eagleville, Pa
These are comfortable well built shoes. I ordered a half size down from my usual size and they fit great. I also have wide feet and don't usually like to buy shoes online because I can't try them on but these are comfortable and I'm happy with them. I would buy them again.I haven't had them that long but they seem to help when I have a lot of walking to do. I used to put inserts in my other shoes and I don't have to with these.
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so happy for my second pair!
By none
from Michigan
so comfortable I plan to wear them on my vacation. cant wait because I know my legs and feet wont be aching and tired.
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