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As the experiment succeeded, they allowed Delibes to write, without assistance, his marvellous Coppélia.
Opera in three acts by Delibes; libretto by Gille and Gondinet.
Delibes shows a distinct German influence in his song-writing.
Delibes and I were both asked to conduct an act from one of our works.
Delibes chose me to sing a performance of his Lakm at Brussels.
But Delibes had the legitimate ambition of writing a grand opera.
It is said, too, that no less than six composers wrote operas for her, and that Delibes's "Lakm" was one of these.
They slowly depart and give place to the ballet, without which Delibes would hardly be himself.
The most popular ballets of to-day are the Coppelia and Sylvia of Delibes.
Recently he has terminated the orchestration of Lo Delibes' "Kassya," left unfinished.

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Apart from my Edimax[rt73], I have a built in Atheros AR5BMB5 card on my laptop and it does not work out of the box.
It's more than likely the exact same problem I had with my Edimax EW-7318USg. More than likely modprobe will work, but I am currently on BT3Beta therefor my test results and diagnosis will have to wait until tomorrow morning.
I don't have a problem with it, I never have any problem with BT because it's free and I respect that. Although again I am curious to know why this card worked out of the box with BT3b and not the final?
It was actually quite funny when neither of my cards worked when I loaded BT3_Final, I had to load BT3b to get on this forum to post the bugs. Again, I am not crying about it, that would be childish; anyway I have my Edimax card sorted for BT3_Final
EDIT: Forgot to throw in some diagnostic results/device lists:
*=ConfidentialCode:bt ~ # lspci 00:00.0 Host bridge: ATI Technologies Inc Unknown device 5a31 (rev 01) 00:01.0 PCI bridge: ATI Technologies Inc RS480 PCI Bridge 00:12.0 IDE interface: ATI Technologies Inc 4379 Serial ATA Controller (rev 80) 00:13.0 USB Controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 USB Host Controller (rev 80) 00:13.1 USB Controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 USB Host Controller (rev 80) 00:13.2 USB Controller: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 USB2 Host Controller (rev 80) 00:14.0 SMBus: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 SMBus Controller (rev 82) 00:14.1 IDE interface: ATI Technologies Inc Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller (rev 80) 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SB450 HDA Audio (rev 01) 00:14.3 ISA bridge: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 PCI-ISA Bridge (rev 80) 00:14.4 PCI bridge: ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 PCI-PCI Bridge (rev 80) 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200M] 09:01.0 CardBus bridge: ENE Technology Inc CB1410 Cardbus Controller (rev 01) 09:02.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 10) 09:04.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)
Ok no need to add any further device details, problem solved...I found the problem! I need a new laptop!!! Thats the bloody problem. I can not understand that my Atheros AR5BMB5 wasn't working on my first boot of BT3final. When I first booted, my card was seen by the OS, it was also seen in iwconfig; but when I tried to connect to my AP it would not connect. I even tried the GUI Wireless Assistant and it did not even show any networks in range - Dhcpcd did not register either on CL...I also noticed the new system tray icon that kept stating 'ath0 is trying to aqquire an IP Address for over 10mins before giving up.Code:bt ~ # iwconfig lo no wireless extensions. eth0 no wireless extensions. wifi0 no wireless extensions. ath0 IEEE 802.11g ESSID:"BTHomeHub-****" Nickname:"" Mode:Managed Frequency:2.412 GHz Access Point: 00:**:**:**:**:** Bit Rate:12 Mb/s Tx-Power:16 dBm Sensitivity=1/1 Retry:off RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off Encryption key:****-****-** Security mode:open Power Management:off Link Quality=9/70 Signal level=-87 dBm Noise level=-96 dBm Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0
After loading into BT3b, then back onto BT3_Final my card works. After this thread and the other 'DVD' thread I created...I am beginning to think my laptop is on its way out. Hey..at least if someone else gets the problem, they will know that the problem lays within their pathetic laptop
Mods/Admin can you delete this thread? Unless you think it may actually serve a purpose, I don't think it will but someone may. How strange my BT3_Final adventure has began with several wild and embarrassing errors I have been encountering.


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so the 13 y/o daughter gets a baby blue TREK 1600 WSD (used) and scorches her first sprint triathlon...and it's her birthday...so I get these to spruce up the bike--and replace the raggedy bar tape...Nashbar has the exact match blue for these Hudz...so I'm the hero again, and she thinks I'm a genius...thanx, Nashbar!
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I got mine in the same color old school Campy hoods use to come in. Something nostalgic about that. What can I say, I'm a geezer & these are cool.
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You can browse the record images, but you can't search them yet. World Archives Project volunteers are indexing them as you read this. See some transcribed information free on Afrigeneas.
Lincoln successor Andrew Johnson issued a proclamation of general amnesty for Confederates, but it didn't cover certain groups such as government officials, higher ranking military officers and those with property valued at more than $20,000. Those people had to apply for pardons.
Even if these titles don't mention your ancestor, they'll enlighten you about his of her occupation, hobbies and interests, and suggest where to look next for records.
Rumors persist that Thomas Lincoln wasn't Abraham's biological father. They're addressed in Lincoln Legends: Myths, Hoaxes and Confabulations Associated With Our Greatest President by Edward Steers Jr. (University Press of Kentucky), available for preview through Google Books. Link to it from our Google library.
You may be a cousin and not know it—supposedly, Abraham Lincoln kept quiet about his family because he believed his mother was born out of wedlock. No one's found records to prove or disprove his suspicions. But maybe he didn't have to worry so much: the fact we're celebrating 200 years later shows actions speak louder than ancestry.


text: Environmental Defense Fund president Fred Krupp, who has guided EDF for three decades, is a widely recognized leader of the international environmental community. He is an influential voice on climate change, energy, and sustainability issues, and an eloquent champion for harnessing the power of the marketplace to protect our environment. Krupp is co-author with Miriam Horn of the New York Times bestseller Earth: The Sequel – The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming. Under Krupp's leadership, EDF has become one of the world's largest and most influential environmental organizations. Since 1984, when he joined as executive director, EDF's annual operating budget has grown from $3 million to $130 million, full-time staff has increased from 50 to 450, membership has expanded from 40,000 to more than one million, and new offices have opened in Arkansas, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Texas, Beijing, London and La Paz, Mexico. Among the group's many achievements, EDF is the architect of the federal market-based acid rain policy that has reduced average U.S. air concentrations of sulfur dioxide by 76% since 1990. In 2002, The Economist called it "the greatest green success story of the past decade." In 2011, serving on U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu's advisory panel for shale gas production, Krupp was a powerful voice for strong regulation and enforcement to protect local communities from air and water pollution caused by natural gas development. He has focused national attention on the problem of methane emissions – methane is a potent greenhouse gas – from the oil-and-gas system. Krupp has also led EDF's innovative corporate partnerships with FedEx, KKR, McDonald's, Walmart and others. Krupp was educated at Yale and the University of Michigan Law School, and received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Haverford College. An avid rower, he won a gold medal in the 2006 World Rowing Masters Regatta sponsored by FISA, the international rowing federation. He has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal, The New Republic, and Bloomberg Businessweek, appears frequently in the national media, and was named one of America's Best Leaders by U.S. News and World Report. He lives with his family in Connecticut.


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NE Kansas YHEC @ Tri-County Rod & Gun Club, Linwood, KS - Oct. 1
NE KS NRA Youth Hunter Education Challenge (YHEC)
When: Saturday, October 1, 2011; Check in 7:30 - 8 am
Where: Tri-County Rod & Gun Club
Located west of Bonner Springs, KS off K32 highway &
Stillwell Road. 18573 Stillwell Road, Linwood, KS 66052.
(Map will be provided with confirmation information.)
Who: Youth ages up to and including 18 years of age. All participants MUST have completed a basic state hunter
education course. Hunter Education card is required. No prior experience needed, but must be able to shoulder and
control the firearms.
What: Participants will compete in the junior (ages up to 14) or senior (ages 15-18) category. While the YHEC has a
competitive side, the focus of the program is the personal challenge of improvement and the advancement of skills
introduced in a basic hunter education course.
Challenge events will be:
Shotgun course with clay targets. 12 and 20 gauge guns only. Guns will be available to use if a participant does not bring one. Ammunition will be provided for this event.
Muzzle-loading course with life-size game targets at 20 to 50 yards. .50 caliber muzzleloaders, ammunition, and
number 11 percussion caps will be available to use. Participant may provide own muzzleloader (.54 caliber and smaller) and respective balls and patches. In-lines with sabot bullets allowed, but not provided. No scopes allowed.
Light rifle (.22 caliber) course with life-sized game targets at 15 to 75 yards. Equipment is limited to rifles designed
for field use and hunting. Scopes are allowed but set no greater than 4X. Rifles will be available to use.
Ammunition will be provided for this event.
Archery course with 3-D animal targets from 5 to 40 yards. Participants may bring their own bows and arrows. Some equipment restrictions apply: No more than 6 sight pins; No magnified sights; Only 1 stabilizer 12 inches or less in length; No broadheads. Recurve bows will be available to use.
Wildlife identification will test participants knowledge of Kansas wildlife in the form of animal mounts, hides, bird wings, tracks, horns/antlers, etc. No identification guides are allowed during the event.
Safety trail will test participant on safe gun handling, game laws, and hunter ethics.
Orienteering will test participants map and compass skills. Compasses will be provided.
Cost: $15 registration includes all ammunition (do not bring ammunition unless allowed). All equipment/firearms to
participate will be provided if needed. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited, so sign up early. We cannot accept
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purchase. Awards will be presented at the completion of the challenge.
Contact: Please mail check and registration form to c/o Steve Letcher, 4441 N. 93rd St, Kansas City, KS 66109. Make checks payable to Steve Letcher. For information or questions, call Steve Letcher @ (913) 788-3606 or
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Canceled - Will have another event next year
The Oct. 1 YHEC at Tri-County Rod & Gun Club has been canceled due to the conflicts with other youth events on that date. There will be a YHEC event scheduled next year.
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An exciting adventure of studying abroad is experiencing a different way of studying and learning. The academic systems and traditions vary within the universities across the world. At Purdue most courses have frequent assessment including quizzes, assignments, exams, participation points, papers and an attendance policy.At most of the universities overseas, all or most of the grade is based on a final exam or a large essay. With little assessment, it can be challenging for a student to judge their grade and progress in a class. Usually exams are in essay form with multiple-choice tests being uncommon. It is the student's responsibility to keep up with the class work and to meet with the professor if there are any concerns or problems.Depending on the ability of the student and location, some students find the courses abroad easier than Purdue. Other students say the courses are more challenging overseas.In New Zealand and Australia, less time is spent in the classroom. There is more emphasis to study individually outside the classroom. A course usually includes small group learning or tutorials and lectures. During the tutorials, students are expected to participate in the discussion as their grade usually depends on it. Obtaining above average grades can be challenging due to the fact that a 'C' is highly favored and viewed as a very good grade. Professors rarely give students an 'A' or a 'B.'
Since the programs are Purdue-approved study abroad courses, students will remain enrolled as a Purdue student. The International Programs in Agriculture office will inform the student of the study abroad course number and number of credit hours for which to register.
Agriculture students are required to earn 9 credits in international understanding. These 9 credits can be earned by taking international understanding classes. If students decide to study abroad, some or all of the 9 credits can be turned into free electives. Students will still need to earn the 9 credits, but do not have to take specific classes towards international understanding. The credits earned abroad are the number of credits that will turn into free elective credits. For example if a student participates in a Maymester program, 3 of the 9 credits for international understanding are turned into free elective credits.
All credits and grades earned while abroad in fields that have been approved by the respective academic departments at Purdue are posted as direct
credit. Study abroad courses are treated as if they were taken at Purdue. The credits and grades are calculated into the GPA.
Participants are responsible for following the same Purdue academic policies and regulations that they are subject to while on the Purdue campus. Students should be familiar with basic College of Agriculture and Purdue policies. Before leaving, participants will sign a study abroad agreement indicating they know and accept that they are expected to complete their course abroad, fulfilling all requirements and observing all regulations set by Purdue. If an exam is given, it should be taken when scheduled. Students may not shorten the length of their program by making special arrangements. The coursework is evaluated and grades are assigned according to the criteria of the faculty leaders. Grades and credits are posted to the Purdue permanent record as direct Purdue credit. Incompletes are not permitted for overseas courses. Withdrawal from a Purdue study abroad course should be considered only after consultation with IPIA. Withdrawal may not only mean financial loss to the student, but the loss of course credit.
When considering studying abroad for a semester, students should inform their academic advisor. The advisor will work with the student to determine what classes are still needed to graduate. After figuring out what classes are needed, students should look at the courses offered at the university abroad. The courses are selected during the application process and before the students arrive overseas. Some classes taken abroad can come back as a Purdue class.For example if a student needs to take Animal Science 102, the Introduction to Animal Agriculture course at Purdue they can take a similar course overseas. The course taken overseas will be listed on the transcript as Animal Science 400, Introduction to Animal Science.
To have a class overseas come back as a Purdue required class, a course equivalency form needs to be filled out. The course equivalency form is an agreement before studying abroad on how Purdue University will evaluate the coursework completed overseas. It is vital to have the form completed if a student must enroll in a specific course overseas and have the courses used in their Purdue plan of study. By completing the form, a student ensures the number of Purdue credits and course number and title that will be assigned. To fill out the form, students should:


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What is the CAHSEE?
Final Reports:
February 2009, Policy Report; How Lower Performing Schools Can Help Students Pass the High School Exit Exam and Prepare for College: Promising Practices from the CAPP CAHSEE Initiative (.pdf, 165K)
December 2008, California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) Final Evaluation Report: School Years 2000-01 through 2007-08 (.pdf, 433K)
A six-year long evaluation to explore the extent to which the nine school-based partnership projects funded by CAPP met the goals of the initiative.
2007 Policy Report on California High School Exit Exam: Lessons Learned from Ten High Schools(.pdf, 388K)
In 2001 the CAPP Office awarded the following high schools a three-year grant to help implement a plan to improve curriculum and services for students in lower performing schools. Originally the CAHSEE was to be a graduation requirement for the class of 2004, however, the department of education chose to push back the requirement until 2006. This change prompted the CAPP Office to extend the grants at all nine schools through the 2005-06 school year.
The following are the initial program description:
Reports from Prior Years:
2005-06 WestEd Annual Report (.pdf, 440k)
Year 4 Summary Report (2004-05) (.pdf, 564k)
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Tornados End Inaugural Season at ChowanApril 16, 2014
MURFREESBORO, N.C.- The Brevard College (0-13, 0-6 SAC) women's lacrosse team finished the game losing 20-4, after traveling to play at Chowan University (4-9) in their final game of the inaugural season on April 16.
Brevard started the game with a quick goal from Angela Canale at the 24:15 mark of the first half. BC gained possession of the draw control to bring the ball down to the attack zone. Canale was able to retrieve the ball in front of the crease to flip it past the Hawks goalkeeper, Rachel Cramer.
Chowan continued on a ten goal run led by Mackenzie Reid who finished the game with eight goals for the Hawks.
The Tornados put a stop to the Hawks scoring spree after Heather Morris received a quick transition pass from teammate Julia Gasston with only 1:11 left in the first half. The goal marked Morris' first goal of the season while adding another assist to Gasston's total points for the season.
Gasston placed in both goals for the Tornados in the second half with assists from Canale and Mackenzie Williams.
Canale led groundballs after scooping up four for the game while Williams and Gasston contributed two each. The Tornados also possessed fourteen of the draw controls compared to the Hawks twelve.
Brevard ends their inaugural season by placing Julia Gasston on the All-SAC Honorable Mention list for the first time in program history and in seventh place standing for their conference.


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Published July 6, 2013
Nature lovers have long sung the praises of North Campus.
Now, the National Wildlife Federation has joined the choir.
The nonprofit organization has listed the Solar Strand and Letchworth Woods under its "Certified Wildlife Habitat" program.
"Receiving this recognition from the National Wildlife Federation helps illustrate the value in these natural areas that surround North Campus," said Erin Moscati, UB sustainability education manager.
The program, which has more than 150,000 certified habitats nationwide, recognizes spaces that promote year-round wildlife residents as well as migratory species.
Located near the Flint Road entrance, the Solar Strand and adjacent fields provide an important area for numerous birds.
Many species, including the chipping sparrow, barn swallow, red-winged blackbird and American robin, nest there. The area also hosts great blue herons, red-tailed hawks, eastern bluebirds and dozens of other species.
Located in northwest corner of the campus, near the Ellicott Complex, Letchworth Woods is comprised of roughly 65 acres.
It provides food, water and shelter to numerous animals including, but not limited to, coyotes, deer, groundhogs, raccoons, and skunks.


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Video: Many silver linings to slow economic growth: Jeff Rubin Add to ...
Energy consumption will be lower
- Is the future bleak? Sustainability is a huge issue. Not going to burn very much coal and oil.
- Eco growth: Negative vibe to it. Growth is sacrosanct. Triple digit oil prices.


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Rush Limbaugh joined other right-wing media in promoting Fox News analyst Dick Morris' dubious claim that in 1997, President Clinton told Morris that Clinton had reappointed then-Attorney General Janet Reno because she threatened to "tell the truth about Waco." However, Morris' story contradicts his previous account of a conversation he had with Clinton about reappointing Reno. In that account, Morris gave no indication that Clinton had confided to him about any alleged threats from Reno.
Morris' dubious story: Clinton told him Reno "would have turned on me over Waco" if he hadn't re-nominated her
From the April 19 edition of Fox News' Hannity:
MORRIS: And let's understand what was Timothy McVeigh's motivation. God knows what was going in that crazy head of his but there's some speculation, and he himself had said, that it was the reaction to the Waco takeover. And Bill Clinton orchestrated that takeover. And in fact was so ashamed at what he did in Waco that he was not gonna appoint Janet Reno to a second four year term. And she told him in a meeting right before the inauguration day for his new term that 'if you don't appoint me, I'm gonna tell the truth about Waco.' And that forced Clinton's hand in reappointing her. So I think Mr. --
MORRIS: I have no idea. But I know that he told me, Clinton told me, that 'I couldn't not appoint Reno because she would have turned on me over Waco.' That's the phrase he used.
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): I don't remember you telling this story before.
MORRIS: No, it's never been said before.
HANNITY: Woah.
MORRIS: I think that President Clinton might want to examine his own connection with the Oklahoma City bombing in terms of Waco before he starts accusing people in walkers and wheelchairs who are trying to keep their Medicare of being provocateurs.
HANNITY: So, what was the truth about Waco that Reno threatened to use against him?
Limbaugh uses Morris' story to buttress his attacks on Clinton's "invasion" of Waco
Limbaugh: "Dick Morris told Sean Hannity that Bill Clinton may want to reflect on his own responsibilities for the Waco invasion." On April 20, referencing Morris' appearance on Hannity, Rush Limbaugh said "Dick Morris told Sean Hannity that Bill Clinton may want to reflect on his own responsibilities for the Waco invasion because Dick Morris said that Bill Clinton personally told him that Janet Reno's appointment to a second term as attorney general was to keep her quiet about the Waco invasion in 1993, that McVeigh claimed as his inspiration." Limbaugh contrasted Morris' story with Clinton's recent warnings that incendiary rhetoric and "demonizing the government" incited domestic terrorism during his presidency and threatened to do so again
Limbaugh: "No one has said this, until Dick Morris kicked the can down the road last night." Later in the program, Limbaugh claimed "no one has said this, until Dick Morris kicked the can down the road last night, and I have to think that Slick Willy is beet red or was last night when he heard this." After airing a portion of Morris' appearance on Hannity, Limbaugh went on to say "what Dick Morris is saying here is that Clinton ordered the invasion."
Limbaugh has repeatedly blamed Clinton for the Oklahoma City bombing. Responding to Clinton's warnings about incendiary rhetoric, on April 19 Limbaugh blamed [1] Clinton for the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. According to Limbaugh, Timothy McVeigh "was not inspoired by anybody's words, he was inspired by Mr. Clinton's deeds," including [2] the "Waco invasion."
Limbaugh joins right-wing media in promoting Morris' story
Hoft: "Dick Morris Bombshell: Reno Told Clinton She Stays On or She Blows Whistle on Waco." On April 20, on his Gateway Pundit blog [3], Jim Hoft embedded video of Morris' comments and said "Dick Morris suggested that Janet Reno threatened to leak the goods on Waco unless Bill Clinton kept her on for a second term. Morris tild (sic) Sean Hannity that this was the first time that he had divulged this information."
Ace Of Spades: "Dick Morris: Clinton Told Me He Had To Reappoint Janet Reno Or She Would Turn on Him Over Waco." On April 19, "Ace" posted [4] on the Ace Of Spades blog that "Just said on Hannity, and Morris says it's a story he never told before. He says Clinton did not want to reappoint Reno to a second four-year term, but felt he had to, or else she would 'tell the truth about him and Waco.'"
Fox Nation: "Dick Morris Bombshell: How Reno Blackmailed Clinton With Waco." On April 20, Fox Nation linked [5] to a HotAirPundit recap [6] of the story under the headline, "Dick Morris Bombshell: How Reno Blackmailed Clinton With Waco" From Fox Nation:
Morris' claim inconsistent with the story he told in 2004
In Because He Could, Morris does not claim Clinton made such comments during discussion of why he reappointed Reno. In his book Because He Could (HarperCollins, 2004), Morris speculated [7] that "Reno may well have been demanding reappointment as her price for taking the fall for Waco" but makes no mention of any conversation with President Clinton communicating Reno's alleged threat. Instead, Morris wrote that when he asked Clinton why he was re-nominating Reno, Clinton told him Reno "says she'll quit [as attorney general] after a year -- but she begged me to reappoint her first, so it won't look like I was firing her because of Waco."
From Because He Could: [emphasis added]
Reno's loyalty in assuming the blame for Waco in 2000, years after the event, might have its origin in an interesting conversation she had with Clinton in the first few weeks of his second term. As I've noted elsewhere, Clinton told me that he despised Reno; he once told us that her appointment was the "worst mistake" he had ever made. As he shaped his second-term cabinet, he told me he was going to fire her. He sent her every signal of this intention, reappointing or replacing every one of his cabinet members but her. Clinton was obviously hoping that she would resign, to make it easier to get rid of her. But he couldn't get her to quit. So he scheduled a face-to-face meeting with her, at which, he told me, he planned to fire her.
Instead, he decided to let her stay.
Dumbfounded, I asked him why. "I told her," Clinton said, "that no attorney general had ever served for eight years, and that I thought it was not a good idea for anyone to do so. But she was desperate to keep the job. She says she'll quit [as attorney general] after a year -- but she begged me to reappoint her first, so it won't look like I was firing her because of Waco."
I thought it odd that Reno and Clinton should still be talking about Waco, almost four years after the raid. But the very mention of the issue suggests that another dynamic might have been at play here: Reno may well have been demanding reappointment as her price for taking the fall for Waco-- shouldering the responsibility that should have been his. [pp. 56-57]
Morris has a history of contradicting his own books
Morris claimed Hillary Clinton "may well have been a communist", but his book said she wasn't. On the April 14, 2008 edition of Hannity & Colmes, Morris said [8] that Hillary Clinton's 1971 internship at the Treuhaft, Walker and Burnstein law firm meant that she "may well have been a communist," but in Morris' book Rewriting History (ReganBooks, 2004) he wrote that "Hillary was no Communist, nor should her work in the Treuhaft firm imply that she was. "
In Rewriting History, Morris claimed Hillary Clinton had and hadn't learned from her experience with health care reform. On page 63 of Rewriting History, Morris wrote [9] "She gives no indication of having learned from the fiasco of health care reform." Thirty-five pages later, on page 97, Morris wrote "Her left-ward tilt in the health care reform days was a thing of the past. She seemed to have learned her lesson."
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Seduced And Abandoned
Dir: James Toback. US. 2013. 98mins
The glorious clash between commerce and culture that is the very definition of the Cannes Film Festival (and market) comes into wonderfully stark focus in the entertaining, amusing and occasionally insightful documentary Seduced And Abandoned, which tracks director James Toback and actor Alec Baldwin as they try and raise money for a new film project.
For Cannes regulars it is an enjoyable and funny look at what they know already – that Cannes is a place of contradictions and craziness. But still rather fun.
The pair claim to have plans to make an updated variation of Last Tango In Paris, starring Baldwin in the Marlon Brando role and to be titled Last Tango In Tikrit. Their musings about the state of the film business, stardom and culture lies at the core of their documentary (with both perhaps 'acting' more than a little) as they head to Cannes to delve into the wild and woolly world pre-sales, millionaires and red carpet screenings.
Seduced And Abandoned – taken from Alec Baldwin's comment that "the movie business is the worst lover you've ever had, in the sense that you are seduced and abandoned over and over again" – is a delight for movie insiders, not least for the access and interviews that the pair manage to get. It was picked up by HBO prior to its Cannes screenings, and is an easy it for broadcasters, festivals and niche distributors.
Toback – whose credit list includes The Pick-Up Artist, Fingers and documentary Tyson, which played at Cannes – and Baldwin hold a series of meetings in New York to discuss their project before hot-footing it to the South of France to pitch the project to sales agents. Baldwin, who says he has never been there before, is naturally picked up at Nice airport in an open-top Rolls Royce.
After a bit of background about the Cannes Film Festival itself – with contributions from the festival's artistic director Thierry Fremaux and Positif critic Michel Ciment – they head into the market for meetings with various sellers, including Nu Image's Avi Lerner as well as Mark Damon and Jeremy Thomas. Pretty quickly their budget aspirations are knocked on the head, with the pairing on Baldwin and proposed co-star Neve Campbell not deemed sexy enough to justify a bug budget.
Much of this stuff is played for laughs, though the film gets more interesting and insightful as they sit down with Martin Scorsese, Bernardo Bertolucci and Francis Ford Coppola (who is thoughtful and moving) to talk about directing and making artistically driven projects. Perhaps more surreal are the amusing but ultimately useless meetings they have with millionaires such as Taki Theodoracopulos and Jean 'Johnny' Pigozzi.
Equally fascinating are the scenes of them pitching the project to the likes of Berenice Bejo, Diane Kruger and Jessica Chastain, while a long chat with Ryan Gosling confirms how smart, funny and savvy he is. He tells great stories about the tough and funny realities of breaking into the acting business.
Some great clips help the engaging pace of the film, and while a little scattershot at times with the sidetrack into the nature of film-making with Scorsese, Coppola and Bertolucci clearly more fascinating to Toback and Baldwin than the trawl through the marketplace…amusing though that aspect it. For Cannes regulars it is an enjoyable and funny look at what they know already – that Cannes is a place of contradictions and craziness. But still rather fun.
Production companies Michael Mailer Films, James Toback Films, El Dorado Pictures
International sales Hanway Films, www.hanwayfilms.com
Producers Michael Mailer, Alec Baldwin, James Toback
Executive producers Morris Levy, Alan Helene, Larry Herbert, Neal Schneider
Editor Aaron Yates
Cinematography Jack Donnely, Larry McConkey, Andrew Sachs, Ryo Murakami, Mark Herzig
Music Dimitri Shostakovich
With Alec Baldwin, James Toback, Martin Scorsese, Neve Campbell, Bernardo Bertoclucci, Ryan Gosling, Berenice Bejo, Mark Damon, Avi Lerner, Michel Ciment, Roman Polanski, Francis Ford Coppola


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Small-business owners in the U.S. disagreed on the state of the economy in 2013, though slightly more thought the economy was recovering rather than contracting, an improvement over last year, according to recent data from a U.S. Bank survey.
Government spending was small-business owner's top concern, followed by unemployment, health care and taxes according to the survey from U.S. Bank, a unit of U.S. Bancorp (USB), which included 3,210 small businesses. During 2012, health care topped the list.
About 45% of the respondents said they thought the U.S. economy was in a recovery, while 43% thought the economy was in recession and 10% were undecided.
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Connor the Crusher gets his dream come true from the WWE
Say what you will about wrestling, but the WWE is just incredible. Connor Michalek was battling cancer when he somehow managed to get backstage during one of the shows. After talking with him, the WWE setup a Wrestlemania experience where he met his idol Daniel Bryan. They gave Connor a robe and his own introduction video on the jumbotron. As he walked down the toward the ring with Bryan, all the WWE Superstars were gathered around the ring chanting him on. When Connor got into the ring, WWE Superstar Triple H asked Connor to hit him. What happened after is truly incredible!
Sadly Connor passed away earlier this year but this experience gave his Father one beautiful lasting memory. Hit play to watch the video and get your feels on! Way to go WWE!


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'"Their top prospect in the whole organization right now is Jhonas," Lamoureux said. "He's a great goaltender, and he's certainly going to get the opportunity right out of the gate. But I feel like I'm that caliber as well. I think I can be a No. 1 goalie in the American League this year. But if I don't get that opportunity, I'm going to play well in the games I get and make sure our team in Portland makes the playoffs. Whatever role they need me to play, that's what I'm going to do."'
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I'm having the same issue, well, that I need to install drivers, but don't know where to find them
I'm new to Linux. I've installed BackTrack 5 R1 KDE x64 on Toshiba Satellite C660-M13X. Everything works well except the Graphics. It has Intel® Core i3-2330M Processor with Intel® HD Graphics 3000.
root@bt:~# lspci | grep VGA
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
When I run video files, the view is not clear. I can't enable Wobbly windows & a lot of desktop effects. I tried even with compiz but it didn't work. I guess the problem is with my graphic driver. But there is no driver manager like (Additional drivers or Hardware drivers) like ubuntu.
Can anyone help me with this?
I'm having the same issue, well, that I need to install drivers, but don't know where to find them
This is my first post on BT forums, I hope it will solve this old problem.
So, I had the same problem and I managed to solve it by updating the Xorg display driver for intel adapters (namely xserver-xorg-video-intel package and its dependencies).
The hardware and software used for implementing & testing this: Lenovo Thinkpad T420, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2520M CPU @ 2.50GHz, with new generation display adapter from Intel(listed by lspci as "00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)"). I am using Backtrack 5 R2 64bit as OS.
The xserver-xorg-video-intel upgrade procedure I took from this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1484137
(see the first post of the user named "rlzaleski" ..)
The commands (which obviously must be executed as root) are:
After the above commands are successfully executed, restart the X server or reboot the whole system.Code:# add-apt-repository ppa:glasen/intel-driver # apt-get update # apt-get upgrade
Next time when X starts, the difference should be visible: desktop effects are working like a charm, videos play smoothly in fullscreen, and glxgears fps reports should be significantly higher than before the upgrade.
Here are the outputs in my case, before/after upgrade.
...and after:Code:# glxgears 912 frames in 5.0 seconds 962 frames in 5.0 seconds 928 frames in 5.0 seconds 948 frames in 5.0 seconds 970 frames in 5.0 seconds
NOTE: if you don't have glxgears command, install "mesa-utils" package.Code:# glxgears 13313 frames in 5.0 seconds 13937 frames in 5.0 seconds 13931 frames in 5.0 seconds 13803 frames in 5.0 seconds 13811 frames in 5.0 seconds 15223 frames in 5.0 seconds
So, this upgrade worked in my case. Hope it helps others with similar problem.
If this works for anybody else, please write here a short confirmation.
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The Inuit did not fear the cold; they took advantage of it. During the 1950s the Canadian government forced the Inuit into settlements. A family from Arctic Bay told me this fantastic story of their grandfather who refused to go. The family, fearful for his life, took away all of his tools and all of his implements, thinking that would force him into the settlement.
But instead, he just slipped out of an igloo on a cold Arctic night, pulled down his caribou and sealskin trousers, and curled off a length into his hand. As the faeces began to freeze, he shaped it into the form of an implement. And when the blade started to take shape, he put a spray of saliva along the leading edge to sharpen it.
Thats when what they call the shit knife took form. He used it to butcher a dog. Skinned the dog with it. Improvised a sled with the dogs rib cage, and then, using the skin, he harnessed up an adjacent living dog. He put the shit knife in his belt and disappeared into the night.
That just happened your mind got blown by the ingenuity and downright disgustingness of indigenous tribes people.


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NASC Student Affairs Drive-In Conference at Cal Poly Pomona
Native American Student Center, Cal Poly Pomona
Friday, April 5, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
Event Details
Native American Student Center, Cal Poly Pomona
In Collaboration with
NASPA Indigenous Peoples Knowledge Community
Understanding Native Epistemologies, Culture, and Social Structures
to Support Native American Higher Education Success
Our student affairs profession necessitates the importance of understanding the student populations that we serve. There has been a significant increase of Native American students attending postsecondary institutions; however, the population continues to remain the lowest in comparison to others. Further, being less than 1% at most public institutions there continues to persist a great lack of knowledge and understanding about how to support Native American students.
The day-long drive in conference welcomes all student affairs practitioners, students in higher education programs, faculty and professional staff, cultural diversity coordinators, tribal education leaders and professionals, and counselors to network with fellow colleagues and gain new insights from experienced Native American researchers, professionals, and practitioners.
A professional development opportunity for participants, the conference presentations will:
- Highlight Indigenous cultural and social structures which will guide student affairs professionals and institutions in their work.
- Identify commonalities and differences of Native American college student experiences in higher education.
- Inform at all levels on the current research and best practices to better understand and serve Native students at colleges and universities.
Book will be available for purchase at the conference: Beyond the asterisk: Understanding Native American college students. Shotton, H. S., Lowe, S. C., & Waterman, S. J. (Eds.) (February 2013). Sterling, VA: Stylus Publications.
Drive-in Conference Website: http://dsa.csupomona.edu/nasc/nascdriveinconference.asp
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Bronco Student Center - Ursa Major AB
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
3801 West Temple Avenue
Friday, April 5, 2013 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (PDT)
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The Native American Student Center (NASC) at Cal Poly Pomona was established to provide support to Native American students at Cal Poly Pomona and to serve as a resource to the campus community on Native American culture and issues. In collaboration with students, staff faculty and other departments, the NASC works to support Native American students in their educational growth and personal development at Cal Poly Pomona.
Website: http://dsa.csupomona.edu/nasc/


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February 1st, 2009: Kon Tv
Adnan Oktar: The best thing is, first of all we are living in a beautiful country. Our people are beautiful, our future is beautiful. TURKEY WILL BE THE LEADER: TURKEY WILL BE THE LEADER OF THE TURKISH ISLAMIC WORLD. VERY SERIOUS PORTENTS HAVE STARTED TO TAKE PLACE. We are in the End Times, we will see Hazrat Mahdi (as). The appearance of the Prophet Jesus (as) is close. Hazrat Khidir (as) is on duty. We are in a very pleasing age. We are on the verge of the Golden Age. This means an abundance of blessings.
September 21st , 2008: Iraq An Anbar TV
Adnan Oktar: These will interlock us to each other, insha'Allah, it will strengthen the bonds of our brotherhood. We are going to a happy, beautiful festival, insha'Allah. These are the signs; the coming of Hazrat Mahdi is very close and the second coming of Jesus (pbuh) is also very close, insha'Allah. There will be a very beautiful unity.
January 19th, 2013: A9 TV
ADNAN OKTAR: There will be a unity of Islam because there will be a Turkish-Islamic Union. Turkey will grow and be a servant of all the region, it will serve everyone. There won't be a closure but there will be an expanse. There won't be a division but there will be an integration. The movement of the Mahdi will counter attack on an intellectual basis. Almighty God takes it towards victory in its destiny. The movement of the Mahdi is destined to win and the movement of the anti-Christ is destined to lose.
July 28th, 2013: A9 TV
Adnan Oktar: Mahdi (as) will not be revealed without the disturbance of the peace and the rise of disorder. These things will happen and extremely severe incidents will happen. People will be in tears and then people will follow the Mahdi. Right now, our Prophet's sayings are coming true in a very orderly and rational manner. This is the birth pains of the movement of the Mahdi.
August 4th, 2013: Hurriyet
Turkey's Prime Minister, on his participation in an opening ceremony, stated as follows:
"May God grant tolerability to all Muslims whom are under torture. Every dark night turns in to day. During the hejira, in that holy cave, when Hz.Abu Bakr asked our esteemed Prophet, 'When will God support us?' our Prophet(saas) answered 'Don't afraid. Certainly, God's support is very near." God will herald us a victory like that of Moses.


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SAN BERNARDINO - Friends and colleagues of the late Timothy J. Sabo, who helped lead the charge in the redevelopment of the former Norton Air Force Base, gathered Thursday for a memorial service at St. Bernardine Catholic Church.
Sabo, a Thousand Oaks resident, died on Nov. 28 after a long battle with cancer. He was 65.
Sabo was the longtime attorney for the Inland Valley Development Agency, which is responsible for the non-aviation development at the former base, now San Bernardino International Airport.
Among those at the noon service were Mayor Pat Morris, former Mayor Judith Valles and former city Economic Development director Emil Marzullo.
They described Sabo as a brilliant attorney, a gifted musician and a hard worker committed to high ethical standards.
"His ability to analyze and think through very difficult legal issues was his specialty," Morris said during his eulogy for Sabo. "... Tim Sabo was blessed with an open and inquiring mind. There was never a time I heard Sabo say, `That's impossible."'
Marzullo said he never heard Sabo utter a swear word in the whole time he knew him and was impressed with Sabo's tact and professionalism.
He told Sabo's widow and children that he could not promise that a statue will be built in Sabo's honor or that buildings will bear his name, though it may be well deserved.
"But know this," Marzullo said, addressing Sabo's surviving family members. "Tim Sabo made a difference... and we are all forever grateful to you for sharing his talents and his time with us."
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Task Force Releases Recommendations on NYU Development
March 25, 2010
On March 25, 2010, the Community Task Force on NYU Development, chaired by Manhattan Borough President Scott M. Stringer, released a report that outlines a set of community priorities for the proposed expansion of New York University (NYU). Since 2007, the Task Force has brought together community stakeholders and elected officials, including Assemblymember Brian Kavanagh, in a concerted effort to review and guide NYU's proposed expansion through 2031 and to mitigate any potential impacts to the neighborhood. One such commitment that NYU has made encompasses the space for a 600-seat, K-5 public elementary school. "On the one hand, you've got a top institution with one of the most ambitious expansion plans of any university in the country. On the other, you've got one of America's most famous neighborhoods," explained Stringer. "Today, against all odds, the hard work of the Task Force has created the foundation for productive dialogue going forward. That's a remarkable and important achievement and bodes well for New York's future." "It is important to recognize NYU's tremendous contributions as a national university in the heart of our city, while also insisting on a fair, respectful approach toward the communities in which this expanding institution operates and participates," said Kavanagh. "The Task Force's recommendations will help foster such an approach, and I look forward to continuing to work with the Borough President, the university, and the community as this significant conversation continues."


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Washington State 72, Washington 67
Que Johnson added 15 points and DaVonte Lacy chipped in with 10 for the Cougars (9-12, 2-7 Pac-12), who snapped a four-game losing streak.
For the Huskies (13-9, 5-4), C.J. Wilcox finished with a game-high 24 points, while Perris Blackwell added a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, Nigel Williams-Goss scored 11, Andrew Andrews scored 10 and Mike Anderson pulled down 10 rebounds.
Washington shot 52.4 percent from the field in the first, including 2-of-4 from 3-point range, as the Huskies took a 27-25 lead into the intermission. Washington State made 40 percent of its shots from the field in the first half, including 2-of-9 from beyond the arc.
After the break, the Cougars heated up from deep, connecting on 5-of-11 from 3-point range, part of a 42.9 percent shooting performance. The Huskies struggled from the field in the second, shooting just 38.9 percent but did manage to knock down 6-of-16 from 3-point distance. Trailing 42-34 with just over 13 minutes to play, the Cougars used a 22-3 run over the next eight and a half minutes to take control of the game, as they held on down the stretch to snag the victory over their intra-state rivals.
Washington State had the advantage at the charity stripe, 21-9. The Cougars outrebounded the Huskies, 39-36.


text: Deadspin got their hands on the note above written to one neighbor from another neighbor. The thing is I have come close to having this happen to me on several occasions. I have definitely passed out in places that are not the basement. I have definitely peed in places I have not supposed to. Hey closets can be confusing if you are drunk and it is dark. Better to just give up then to try and find your way back out. I do feel bad though about confusing an open dresser drawer for a toilet, but I blame that on a tequila shot drinking contest and the Santa Ana winds. The one thing that i don't have is a cape. That part sounds fun.


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My Small Business 101 Week 1
Thinking Strategically
This week we talked about setting the mission, vision, and SMART goals for your business. Remember, these statements define who you are but they also define who you are not! Use them as a guide for making decisions as opportunities arise - and remember, it's ok if they are in pencil!
We recommend that you create a "one sheet" for your business that contains the mission, vision, and goals that you will use to guide your small business.
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Coming into the winter, there were 23 Phillies minor league players who had filed for free agency. Fast forward a couple months to the present day and you'll find that 14 of them are still unemployed.
Of the nine that signed, five - Andres Blanco, Tim Kennelly, Juan Morillo, Derrick Mitchell and John Suomi - have re-signed with the Phillies.
Suomi, 32, has endured 12 minor league seasons without so much as a September call-up to the majors. He joined the Phillies organization as a minor league free agent prior to the 2007 season and left as a minor league free agent following the 2008 season, only to re-sign with the Phillies after one season in the Royals organization.
This past year, Suomi played the entire season at Triple-A Lehigh Valley, where he will likely be stationed again.
Mitchell missed most of last season with a broken bone in his hand and will likely be at Triple-A Lehigh Valley to start the year. Blanco and Morillo are both likely headed to the IronPigs, as well.
Probably the most interesting case is that of Tim Kennelly, who the Phillies started converting from an infielder to a pitcher last season. Where he'll start is going to be determined in spring training, but the Phillies are optimistic that he'll be able to make the conversion.
The four other minor league free agents who are now former Phillies, all signed minor league deals. Veteran pitchers Scott Elarton and David Purcey signed with Minnesota and the White Sox, respectively. Outfielder Jason Pridie signed with Baltimore, while another outfielder, D'Arby Myers signed with Oakland.
The 14 players who are still unsigned are:
Pitchers: Tom Cochran, Pat Misch, Jesus Morales, Drew Naylor and Matt Wright.
First Basemen: Jake Fox.
Second Basemen: Harold Garcia and Jake Opitz.
Third Basemen: Tug Hulett.
Shortstop: Miguel Abreu.
Outfielders: Kyle Hoppy, Kyle Hudson, Mike Spidale and Brandon Tripp.


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The Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact is an agreement between eight Great Lakes states and two Canadian provinces to regulate diversion of water from the Great Lakes basin. The goal is to provide protection and sustainable use of the Great Lakes for future generations. The above photo shows a sunset framing the Michigan City Lighthouse on Lake Michigan.
How is the Great Lakes Basin defined?
The Great Lakes Basin includes the waters within the geographic areas surrounding each body of water where water drains toward the Great Lakes, including groundwater.
How will diversions of water from the Great Lakes Basin be addressed under the Compact?
The Great Lakes Compact bans new or increased diversions with limited and strictly regulated exceptions.
Will existing withdrawals, diversions and consumptive uses have to meet the standards of the Compact?
The standards are intended for new or increased water withdrawals. Total water withdrawal capability currently registered for a significant water withdrawal facility and current diversions will be considered to be the existing approval amount for the Great Lakes Compact. Water conservation and efficiency programs will be developed by each state in order to reduce waste by all users.
Will the compact restrict economic growth within the Great Lakes Basin?
No. All the state governors want to see continued economic growth and understand that the sustainable use of waters within the Great Lakes Basin will play a critical role in the preservation of existing businesses and the creation of new jobs. Failure to responsibly manage the water within the basin would put future economic growth at risk.
What kind of conservation and efficiency measures will be required for approved water uses under the compact?
All proposals for new or increased water withdrawals must incorporate sound and economically feasible water conservation and efficiency measures in order to minimize the waste of water within the Great Lakes Basin. Indiana's implementation of the Compact establishes that conservation and efficiency programs for the basin are voluntary and have been outlined in IDNR's Report on Indiana Water Use Efficiency and Conservation. Voluntary water conservation and efficiency programs will also be encouraged statewide by the IDNR.
Can state legislatures make changes to the Compact language?
Because interstate compacts are essentially contracts between States, they must satisfy the customary requirements for valid contracts, including a "meeting of the minds" between the parties. No state may unilaterally alter the terms of a compact without jeopardizing the enforceability of the agreement. However, minor non-substantive changes (numbering or formatting, etc.) are acceptable.
Since 1983, the Council of Great Lakes Governors (CGLG) has worked together to protect the Great Lakes.
The primary requirements of the Great Lakes Compact can be found in Article 4 of Indiana Code (IC) 14-25-15 that includes the following:
In addition to these general requirements, Indiana's implementation of the compact is specified in Article 9 and includes the permitting of daily withdrawals in excess of any of the following, calculated on average over any 90 day period:
Rule 312 IAC 6.2 that assists with Indiana's implementation of the Compact under IC 14-25-15 became effective on September 1, 2014, and provides for the permitting of water withdrawals that exceed the thresholds listed above. Rule 312 IAC 6.2 also governs the following:
In 1983, Indiana began a statewide registration and water use reporting program under IC 14-25-7-15. Detailed basin studies for the Indiana portion of the Great Lakes Basin (Lake Michigan Region, St. Joseph River Basin, Maumee River Basin) were done in the 1990s by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Water. These studies provide valuable background information on the region and the water resource. In addition, current and historic stream flow and ground water level data in the Great Lakes Basin are available from the United States Geological Survey at http://waterwatch.usgs.gov/ and http://groundwaterwatch.usgs.gov/default.asp, respectively.
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2 Guns Trailer Online
Wahlberg & Washington shoot 'em up
For a long time it appeared that 2 Gun**s** – which features Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington paired up as trigger-happy operatives – would be your standard gritty action thriller. The stars themselves certainly made it sound that way. But the first trailer points to much more of a mismatched buddy-cop comedy element mixed in there. Take a look over at Apple's site.
Wahlberg and Washington are Stig and Bobby, who on first glance appear to be mob enforcers carrying out crimes for their bosses. But when they team up to rip-off a bank, they discover that nothing is quite what it seems. For one thing, Stig is Special Forces, while Washington is undercover DEA, and the money they took has some very dangerous people down on their heads.
Forced to work together – an idea that Stig embraces long before Bobby – they'll have to avoid their own colleagues and the criminals they were investigating if they're going to discover the truth and, more importantly, survive.
With a cast that includes James Marsden, Paula Patton, Bill Paxton, Edward James Olmos and Fred Ward, this actually looks like it could be a lot of fun. Wahlberg and Washington have an easy, if itchy, chemistry and there are some chuckle-worthy moments in the promo.
2 Guns arrives across the pond on August 2, before spreading around Europe in August, September and October. While there's no UK release date mentioned yet, we'd expect it to hit here at the end of summer.


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The Lee County Sheriff's Office is requested to respond to over 35,000 false alarms each year. When an alarm call is received, two law enforcement units are dispatched. Therefore, responding to false alarms can consume thousands of personnel hours at a high cost to taxpayers. Most importantly, false alarms place in jeopardy the safety of citizens truly in need of law enforcement response. Unfounded alarm calls reduce the effectiveness of the LCSO and undermine our ability to respond to more critical calls. Lee County and three local municipalities adopted alarm legislation due to concerns over law enforcement safety and to eliminate the misuse of resources.
Those who use alarms should become familiar with the causes and prevention of false alarms and learn about the new ordinances to successfully partner with the Lee County Sheriff's Office in this reduction program.
Causes of False Alarms | Summary of Alarm Ordinances | Fine Schedule
Alarm operators (users) and alarm service providers are subject to the specific alarm ordinances of their respective area: the City of Bonita Springs, the Town of Fort Myers Beach or unincorporated areas of Lee County.
The Lee County
Sheriff's Office is responsible to administer and enforce the ordinances and
has established the False Alarm Reduction Unit or F.A.R.U. to:
Every alarm contractor and/or service provider must:
Register annually with the F.A.R.U.
Register and obtain a permit from the F.A.R.U. at the cost of $25.00 for each alarm system it puts into service, prior to putting the alarm system into service.
Provide the alarm user with certain information and certify that this has been provided and that the alarm system meets or exceeds certain standards.
Attempt to verify most alarms before requesting emergency dispatch.
Each Alarm Operator (User):
Must ensure your alarms are registered.
Should have a current list of at least two emergency contacts on file with F.A.R.U.
Must inform F.A.R.U. within 15 days of any changes in information contained in your alarm application: address, phone numbers, etc.
Will be fined for false alarms according to an established schedule.
Must pay the imposed false alarm fees to the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
Every legally permitted alarm is allowed one "free" false alarm within any consecutive 12-month period (not calendar year). For permitted alarms, fines are imposed beginning with the second false alarm within the 12-month period.
|Number of False Alarms
from same site within
any 12-month period
|Alarm with
Legal Permit
|With Revoked Permit
Or Without Permit
|$25.00 fine is waived
|See Ordinance
|9 false alarms or more
|$400.00 each
Ten (10) or more false alarms received by law enforcement for the same site within a permit year may cause the alarm permit to be revoked.
**The $200.00 additional fine for a non-permitted alarm system may be reduced to $50.00 by the Sheriff, if the alarm system is permitted within ten days of the false alarm.
*See actual ordinances for complete provisions and fines.


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Undergraduate Units of Study
PRFM4011 - Performance Studies Honours A
Semester 1, 2014 | Credit Points: 12
Coordinator: Laura Ginters
The Honours program in Performance Studies consists of:
1. a 12000-15000 word thesis written under the supervision of a member of the academic staff
2. a 12000-15000 word casebook based on fieldwork observations of the training/rehearsal/preparation processes involved in a genre of cultural performance
3. two assessable coursework seminars - 4500 words each (Critical Theory and Performance and Emobodiment)
4. a research methods seminar (formative assessment only) and auditing of the departmental postgraduate/staff research seminar.
For more information, contact Dr Laura Ginters.
1x12000-15000wd thesis (33.5%), 1x12000-15000wd casebook (based on participant-observation fieldwork) (33.5%), 2 seminars x 4500wds of written work or its equivalent per seminar (33%)
3x2-hr seminars/week in Semester 1
Credit results in (PRFM3961 and PRFM3962) or (PRFM3901 and PRFM3902) and Credit average in a further 36 senior credit points from Performance Studies
A timetable is not available for this session.
Please refer to the list of Units of Study on the left-hand menu to view the units on offer for the relevant academic year.
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'"Scotty Arniel, the coach in Manitoba, had him in Buffalo the last few years and he told us Taylor could go anywhere from being on the top line to the fourth line," Vigneault explained. "He had the potential to be a top-line player but, for whatever reason, it didn't come out in Buffalo. Scotty told us he had great size but that he didn't always use it."'
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Games of the Week
East at Jordan • This could be the best regular-season game all season, and it's in Week 3. The Leopards, fresh off their stomping of Kahuku (Hawaii), head south to take on the Beetdiggers. Jordan is coming off a trouncing at the hands of Cathedral Catholic and return home. Can East's defense keep Austin Kafentzis in control? This is the one game to catch this preseason.
Timpview at Alta • The Hawks' daunting preseason schedule continues this week, but luckily for them, they rebounded in their Week 2 win over Lone Peak. Chipper Lucero got back on track, and Mack Richards ran all over the Knights' defense. How will a staunch T-bird defense try to keep Richards in check this week?
Bountiful at Logan • Fireworks? Head over to Logan High School. Bountiful's offense will try to keep up with Mike Favero's up-tempo spread offense piloted by Chase Nelson. Grizzlies wide receiver Taylor Comtpon is an exceptional threat, as is Chad Artist. But the Braves are coming off a 42-0 trouncing of Viewmont and have plenty of offensive firepower.
Players to watch
Trent Roberts, sr., QB, Duchesne • It comes down to the arm and legs of Roberts to lead the Eagles to state eminence. Only Carbon stands in the way of Duchesne breaking the all-time consecutive wins record. Roberts has been the steady hand in the Eagles' offense.
T.J. Fehoko, jr., DE, Cottonwood • Fehoko dominated the Logan offensive line last week, racking up 3.5 sacks in the first quarter alone. Fehoko's speed rush no doubt will give the Kearns offensive line fits tonight.
Big number
The number of teams who remain undefeated heading into this weekend's games. As Utah prep czar George Felt notes, seven matchups this weekend pit undefeated teams against one another. They are: Timpanogos at Pleasant Grove, Taylorsville at Davis, Manti at Grantsville, Parowan at Beaver, South Summit at ALA, Juab at Salem Hills and Cyprus vs. Juan Diego at Rio Tinto Stadium.
A Border War
Bingham and Lone Peak, two of the top 5A programs in the Utah, head to Colorado this weekend to take on Valor Christian and Mullen, two of the respected programs from the neighboring state. Bingham and Valor Christian will kickoff at 5:30 p.m. on ROOT Sports. The Miners topped Valor 21-20 in South Jordan last season. Lone Peak will take on Mullen at 2 p.m. Both games will be played at Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, Colo.
Gustin time
Salem Hills quarterback Porter Gustin has his Skyhawks off to a 2-0 start and has been phenomenal in the first two games of the season. Gustin has thrown for 612 yards and eight touchdowns and has a quarterback rating of 130 in wins over Hillcrest and Payson. The Skyhawks host Juab in hopes of moving to 3-0.
This week's schedule
All games at 7 p.m. unless noted
Copper Hills at Hunter
Layton Christian at Summit Academy, 4 p.m.
American Fork at Orem
Bear River at Box Elder
Beaver at Parowan
Bonneville at Weber
Bountiful at Logan
Canyon View at Tooele
Corner Canyon at Westlake
Cottonwood at Kearns
Desert Hills at West
Dixie at Riverton
Duchesne at Carbon
East at Jordan
Emery at Delta
Granger at Brighton
Gunnison at North Summit
Herriman at Highland
Hillcrest at Murray
Juab at Salem Hills
Juan Diego vs. Cyprus
Judge at Park City
Layton at Clearfield
Manti at Grantsville
Maple Mountain at North Sanpete
Milford at Altamont
Millard at Enterprise
Monument Valley at Kanab
Morgan at Ben Lomond
Mountain View at Provo
Payson at Spanish Fork
Pine View at Lehi
Richfield at Monticello
Sky View at Minico, Idaho
Skyline at Cedar
South Summit at American Leadership
Stansbury at Springville
Syracuse at Mountain Crest
Taylorsville at Davis
Timpanogos at Pleasant Grove
Timpview at Alta
Union at Uintah
Viewmont at Woods Cross
Wasatch at Ogden
West Jordan at Olympus
West Side, Idaho at Rich
Whitehorse at Diamond Ranch
Northridge at Helix, Calif., 8 p.m.
Lone Peak vs Mullen, Colo., 2 p.m.
Bingham at Valor Christian, Colo., 5:30 p.m.


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Attack of the Twilight Facebook Game!
Posted on April 17, 2011 by PC Tools
Image via. Any time there's an upcoming movie with an extremely dedicated fan base, you can expect to find cyber-crooks trying to take advantage of the fanaticism to make money.
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Eagle Nest Outfitters Single-Person Hammock$59.99Made of 70D high-tenacity nylon taffeta and with a 400-lb. capacity, this design is rugged enough for lots of backyard use and light enough to make the backpacker's cut—just 17 oz.! Nylon fabric is soft, breathable, and fast-drying, with strong triple-stitched seams. Includes aluminum Wiregate carabiners and handy attached compression sack. Measures 9'4" x 4'7". Color choice may not be specified with order; color you receive is randomly chosen from an assortment of colors. Learn More
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CLEVELAND (AP) -- Nine of 16 Amish convicted in beard- and hair-cutting attacks on fellow Amish in Ohio have remained free, but the government wants them locked up.
Federal Judge Dan Aaron Polster, who presided at the Cleveland trial, ordered prosecutors to file arguments by Friday afternoon on why the six women and three men still out on bond should be jailed.
The judge gave defense attorneys until Tuesday to respond.
Prison terms could leave up to 50 children with one or both parents behind bars. Defense attorneys expect their eastern Ohio Amish settlement to take care of affected children.
Polster has scheduled sentencing for Jan. 24 for the defendants convicted Thursday.
Ring leader Sam Mullet Sr. faces up to life in prison.
The defense plans to appeal the convictions.


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Disabled will No Longer Get to Skip Lines at Disney World
Disney is reportedly doing away with its policy of allowing disabled guests to skip to the front of the line for many rides.
Under the new system, guests with disabilities will be able to request access to a ride at special kiosks at the parks, similar to the way the "Fast Pass" works. They would be told to come back and skip the line at specified time.
However, some advocates for the disabled are not happy because it appears those guests would only be able to request access to one ride at a time.
This change comes months after reports that wealthy families were paying disabled park-goers to ride with them, so they could avoid the long lines.
Disney wants to avoid further abuse of the system. This is scheduled to go into effect October ninth at Disney World and Disney Land in California.
Click here to read more about Disney's plans.
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Mickelson bogeys No. 3 in Round 4 of Wells Fargo
In the final round of the 2013 Wells Fargo Championship, Phil Mickelson hits his 39-foot approach putt on the par-4 3rd hole to inside 3 feet, misses his putt for par and sinks his putt for bogey.
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Bosch Mortar Knife Employs Industry-First Design for Mortar-Removal Precision, Increased Speed Blunt tip delivers deeper plunge while protecting brick, block and stone; sharpened blade edge cuts mortar and removes debris faster Mortar removal between sensitive brick, block and stone can be a difficult and time-consuming task, even for the seasoned pro. But masons, contractors and architects just got some tuckpointing relief with the introduction of the Bosch Mortar Knife, a mortar-removal tool for SDS-plus® rotary hammers that's both more precise and faster than any current mortar-removal options that include flat chisels not optimized for tuckpointing applications.
The knife's Precision Plunge Tip is based on a unique design that combines a blunt point with a sharpened knife edge. The Bosch Mortar Knife has an 8" working length that allows it to plunge deep into mortar while a sharp straight edge cuts away debris quickly and easily without jamming. Mortar knife widths of ¼" and 3/8" ensure precise fit between brick, block and stone – with a reduced risk of damage."The mortar knife works like a conventional knife so the precision is great. That's important when the project involves expensive stone or brick, or a historic facade that cannot be replaced," said Matt Van, product manager, concrete accessories, Bosch. "No company has ever adapted this centuries-old knife design to tuckpointing in renovation and construction.
The combination of accuracy and speed cannot be beat."Speed is Product of Design The Bosch Mortar Knife is faster in debris removal thanks to a cutting action that can be used from more angles than a plug chisel. The sharp edge of the tool crushes mortar and then removes it quickly and it won't leave extra "half-moon" material in the head joint like a diamond blade. Product life is extended thanks to use of superior induction-hardened materials and a blunt tip that's not susceptible to breakage. The mortar knife is built for SDS-plus® hammers for maximum power transfer.