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Lockerbie Doubts
by Lisa Pease
August 21, 2009
Consortium News
In any kind of major transnational event, there is the historical truth, what actually happened, and the political truth, what must have happened for the nations involved to continue on as before.
Sometimes, these accounts match; other times, these "truths" are wildly divergent, which appears to be the case with the Lockerbie bombing.
This decision caused an uproar in the United States. Obama administration officials lodged angry protests; family members of the victims decried the move, and TV pundits joined in the lamentations. But what do they really know about the Lockerbie bombing, beyond what they've read in the last few days?
The truth about what happened at Lockerbie appears quite a bit more complex than the cookie-cutter version presented by the mainstream media. Several longtime observers of the al-Megrahi case have concluded that it has always been weak, at best.
According to British journalist Hugh Miles in a 2007 article for London Review of Books, many "lawyers, politicians, diplomats and relatives of Lockerbie victims now believe that the former Libyan intelligence officer is innocent."
Miles quoted Robert Black QC, an Edinburgh University professor emeritus of Scottish law, as saying, "No reasonable tribunal, on the evidence heard at the original trial, should or could have convicted him and it is an absolute disgrace and outrage what the Scottish court did."
Al-Megrahi was tried along with fellow Libyan intelligence officer Al Amin Khalifa Fhimah. With distraught relatives of victims filling the courtroom, the Scottish judges understandably feared the reaction to two not guilty verdicts. Instead, the judges acquitted Fhimah and found al-Megrahi guilty.
A U.N. observer to the trial, Austrian philosophy Professor Hans Koschler, noted, "You cannot come out with a verdict of guilty for one and innocent for the other when they were both being tried with the same evidence."
The only important piece of evidence that differentiated al-Megrahi from Fhimah was the dubious identification of al-Megrahi by a storekeeper in Malta who fingered the Libyan as the buyer of clothing found in the bomb suitcase.
But this storekeeper had earlier identified several other people, including one who was a CIA agent. When he finally identified al-Megrahi from a photo, it was after al-Megrahi's photo had been in the world news for years.
There also were major discrepancies between the shopkeeper's original description of the clothes-buyer and al-Megrahi's actual appearance. The shopkeeper told police that the customer was "six feet or more in height" and "was about 50 years of age." Al-Megrahi was 5'8" tall and was 36 in 1988.
The Scottish judges acknowledged that the initial description "would not in a number of respects fit the first accused [al-Megrahi]" and that "it has to be accepted that there was a substantial discrepancy." Nevertheless, the judges accepted the identification as accurate.
Other Scenarios
As the Scottish judges pieced together their curious rationale for a guilty verdict, they also were rejecting earlier scenarios for the bombing.
For instance, Scottish radio reporter David Johnston devoted a chapter of his book Lockerbie: The Tragedy of Flight 103 to the prevalent theory in the months following the attack, that the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC) was responsible.
Scottish journalist Magnus Linklater, in an article for the London Timesonline on Aug. 13, noted that this was hardly a wild conspiracy theory at the time:
"It is sometimes forgotten just how powerful the evidence was, in the first few months after Lockerbie, that pointed towards the involvement of the Palestinian-Syrian terror group the PFLP-GC, backed by Iran and linked closely to terror groups in Europe. At The Scotsman newspaper, which I edited then, we were strongly briefed by police and ministers to concentrate on this link, with revenge for an American rocket attack on an Iranian airliner as the motive."
Indeed, the Sunday Times of London reported in its front-page headline of March 26, 1989, "Pan Am Bombers Identified." The article stated that anonymous intelligence sources knew who was behind the bombing: "the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine—General Command, led by Ahmed Jibril, a Damascus-based PLO renegade who opposes Yasser Arafat's current peace drive."
The paper claimed that PLO sources had told it the group had received $10 million to bring down the plane in retaliation for the downing of an Iranian civilian airline by the American cruiser Vincennes the summer before.
(The U.S. claimed the Vincennes thought it was being attacked, and fired in self-defense, a claim which had no basis in reality, despite having been voiced by President Ronald Reagan and Vice President and former CIA director George H.W. Bush. President Reagan refused to apologize to Iran for this tragic mistake.)
The Observer reported that, after the shootdown of the Iranian plane, the Iranian chargé d'affaires in Beirut invited Ahmed Jibril and other terrorists to a meeting attended by representatives of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, where plans were made to bring down a plane with a bomb.
The final meeting purportedly took place at the Carlton Hotel in Beirut just days before the Lockerbie incident.
On Dec. 24, 1989, the Sunday Times reported that white plastic residue found at the Lockerbie crash site matched material in alarm clocks purchased from a couple of Jibril's PFLP-GC associates just before their arrest in West Germany in October 1988, just two months before the Lockerbie bombing.
As Bill Blum's report, recently republished at Consortiumnews.com, noted, the Iranian-PFLP-GC conspiracy "was the Original Official Version, delivered with Olympian rectitude by the U.S. government — guaranteed, sworn to, scout's honor, case closed — until the Gulf War came along in 1990 and the support of Iran and Syria were needed."
Political Truth
Enter the political truth. With Iran and Syria no longer available as sponsors, given the new political reality, Libya became the new enemy. Never mind that the evidence was nearly nonexistent.
In a BBC report from 2002, U.N. trial observer Koschler stated it appeared to him the U.S. and UK authorities exerted undue influence over al-Megrahi's trial. Why would U.S. and UK authorities try to influence the court? Beyond their roles as advocates for the victims, what did theyhave to gain or to hide?
Authors John Ashton and Ian Ferguson, who together wrote Cover-up of Convenience: The Hidden Scandal of Lockerbie, point out that more than just bodies were found in the wreckage of Flight 103.
Along with the 270 dead were approximately $500,000 in American bills and an envelope marked with $547,000, carrying travelers checks. But according to a few key witnesses, something else was found. Drugs. Heroin, to be exact.
When the CIA agents arrived on the scene, they were looking for highly confidential papers that should have been found on the body of the pilot, Captain James McQuarrie, No such papers were found. They also sought something of great importance, but would not specify what it was. They told the Scottish officials they'd know it when they found it.
Among the victims was a man alleged to have been planning a rescue operation for the American hostages then being held in Beirut, U.S. Army Major Charles McKee, a Defense Intelligence Agency employee who had been assigned temporarily to the CIA.
McKee had been accompanied by four others that were later identified as CIA men: Matthew Gannon, the CIA's Beirut Deputy Station Chief; Ronald Larivier, Daniel O'Connor, and Bill Leyrer. Was the presence of these men on the flight significant in any way? Were they targets? One investigator believed that was a possibility.
Drug Scandal
Pan Am's attorney James Shaughnessy hired Juval Aviv, president of a private intelligence firm named Interfor and a former Mossad member, to conduct an investigation into the bombing. Pan Am was facing a civil suit from families of victims regarding lax security policies. The more they knew about the bombing, the better Pan Am could determine whether to contest the suit or settle.
Aviv's report, commonly called the Intefor Report, contains several claims, which, if true, are remarkable. It's hard to know how much credibility to give the report, although Aviv's firm had done business with the IRS and other government agencies, and had even been hired by the Secret Service to investigate potential threats against President Reagan.
The Interfor Report claims that one or more baggage handlers at Pan Am's facilities in Frankfurt serviced the drug trade, swapping out innocent baggage for drug-laden baggage. The Report also claims that a CIA team (referred to as CIA-1 in the Report) had learned about this drug operation and was using their knowledge of it to extract concessions from those holding the hostages in Beirut.
The report claims that the McKee-led team of CIA people – in Beirut to plan a hostage rescue operation – learned of this drug smuggling operation and the role of some CIA people in it. According to the report, "The [McKee] team was outraged, believing that its rescue and their lives would be endangered by the double dealing."
The report said, "By mid-December the team became frustrated and angry and made plans to return to the U.S. with their photos and evidence to inform the government, and to publicize their findings if the government covered it up. They did not seek permission to return, which is against the rules. The return was unannounced. … Sources report eight CIA team members on that flight, but we only have identified the five names reported herein."
According to the report, an undercover Mossad agent tipped off the German Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) 24 hours in advance that a bomb was to be placed on Pan Am Flight 103. BKA, said the report, passed that information to CIA-1, which reported that information to its control, but received no guidance one way or another back.
The Interfor Report alleges that a Turkish baggage handler stashed a suitcase in the employee locker area, as was his usual practice with drug shipments.
The report said, "Control replied: don't worry about it, don't stop it, let it go." The report said CIA-1 gave no instructions to BKA, and BKA did nothing to stop the bag.
In one of its most startling allegations, the report said, "The BKA was then covertly videotaping that area on that day. A videotape was made. It shows the perpetrator in the act. It was held by BKA. A copy was made and given to CIA-1. The BKA tape has been 'lost.' However, the copy exists at CIA-1 control in the U.S."
Aviv encouraged Pan Am to obtain a copy of that tape, warning that the CIA would deny its existence, and that Pan Am would need to be persistent.
Press Attention
This story took on new dimensions in 1990, when both ABC and NBC did their own report on a drug ring link to the bombing. Both chose, however, to focus on a DEA operation, and the CIA was never mentioned by either network.
NBC named Khalid Jaafar, the only Arab on Flight 103, as the unwitting courier whose bag got swapped for the bomb. The Interfor Report had named the same person.
According to Cover-up of Convenience authors Ashton and Ferguson, on Oct. 30, 1990, NBC reported:
"NBC news has learned that Pan Am flights from Frankfurt, including [Flight] 103, had been used a number of times by the DEA as part of its undercover operations to fly information and suitcases of heroin into Detroit as part of a sting operation to catch dealers in Detroit. The undercover operation, code-named Operation Courier, was set up three years ago by the DEA in Cyprus to infiltrate Lebanese heroin groups in the Middle East and their connections in Detroit …
"[I]nformants would put suitcases on the Pan Am flights, apparently without the usual security checks, according to one airline source, through an arrangement between the DEA and German authorities. Law enforcement officials say the fear now is that the terrorists that blew up Pan Am 103 somehow learned about what the DEA was doing, infiltrated the undercover operation and substituted the bomb for the heroin in one of the DEA shipments" so the bomb would sail through the security loophole, undetected.
ABC produced a similar report the next day, and also claimed that Khalid Jaafar was one of the drug couriers.
The DEA investigated itself in the wake of these stories, and declared itself clean to a House subcommittee. The DEA claimed only three drug operations had been run through Frankfurt, and none in December of 1988 when the bombing took place.
In 1992, long after the DEA's denials, a new report supporting the Interfor Report surfaced, in Time magazine of all places, supporting some of the reports core allegations.
The article, by Roy Rowan, stated that Ahmed Jibril used a Middle Eastern heroin traffic operation to get the bomb on the plane, and that McKee was heading back to Washington to expose the CIA unit's operations with the drug dealers.
So is this the true history of what happened at Lockerbie? I don't know.
The direction of the case shifted dramatically in the fall of 1990 as President George H.W. Bush was scrambling to assemble a coalition to drive Iraqi troops out of Kuwait. The Bush administration was in need of Iranian and Syrian help, too, in freeing U.S. hostages then held by Islamic militant groups in Lebanon.
Also in 1990, spin-off investigations from the Iran-Contra scandal were underway with Iranian officials possessing possible information that could have incriminated President Bush as he was looking toward a tough reelection battle in 1992. In short, the Iranians held a number of cards that would have made them inconvenient targets of the Pan Am investigation.
However, the Libyans were opposing Bush's Persian Gulf intervention and had long ranked near the top of the list of America's favorite enemies. Laying the blame on the Libyans let a lot of influential people off the hook.
While I don't know if the alternative theories of the Pan Am 103 bombing are true, what I do know is that there is a lot more support for some of them than there ever was for the conviction of the unfortunate and now cancer-ridden al-Megrahi, whose release on Thursday was widely condemned by U.S. officials and media figures with almost no reference to the lingering doubts about his conviction beyond brief mentions that he continues to assert his innocence.
How did we get so far off track on this story? In part, by not having a truly independent media to investigate and report on the truth behind this case.
Lisa Pease is a historian and writer who specializes in the mysteries of the John F. Kennedy era.
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A Good Bow Shop
I Am Not Totally New To Archery, But So Much Has Changed Since I Bought My First Compound. I Am Looking To Buy A New Bow Soon And
I Have Been Searching This Site And Have Found It Very Helpful For Alot Of My Questions. Yet I Still Have Alot Of Questions. I Guess My First Being? I Live In Southwest Pa Near Elizabeth. I Would Like To Know Of A Good Pro Shop That Will Help Me With Chosing The Right Equiptment. I Am Interested In Bowtech, Mathews, Hoyt, Etc. I Would Considered Other Models If they Felt Right. Do Most Shops Have Bows Set Up That You can Shoot? If Not How Would You Make A Good Decision?
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I'll start by saying that nay GOOD shop would establish what drawlength ans weight you should be drawing, then set up a bow for you to try. At least you could get the feel of the different makes and models. Take your time and shoot as many as you desire. This is partly the sign of a good shop. Do yourself a favor before looking them up. Measure your wingspan (fingertip to fingertip) and divide by 2.5. This will give you a pretty close approximation of the right drawlength for you. See how close the shops measure you to this.
The best way to find said shops is to visit the websites of the bow manufacturers you are interested in. Most have a "dealer locator" tab you can click on to find one near you.
Remember this. If a shop does not want to answer your questions or otherwise SPEND the time to get you right then SPEND your money somewhere else.
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thanks for the advice i was wondering how to determine draw length.
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Lancaster Archery Supply is a good place to go. They have great staff that will help you on your every need. Im not quite sure how far away it is from Elizabeth. You might want to give it a try.
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I agree with Razrtec Kid that Lancaster Archery Supply is great. I've purchased almost everything from them since my local Texas shop was overpriced on many things. I used the Lancaster Archery Supply website which has a personalized login where you can keep your shopping basket and even order online. I've done both. They will even check stock for you while you wait on the phone for that special item you are looking for. If you call them they will send you their full color catalog too.
Did you know that they've donated archery gear to our war troops to help them set up archery ranges?
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I just emailed some source code to the author of samdump to add the functionality of dumping cached credentials using linux. Why are cached credentials important? They are important because Windows 2008 has new functionality called Read-Only Domain Controllers. These RODCs don't store any passwords so dumping their copies of AD won't get you anything. The only place left to find the password is the cached credentials on each PC.
With windows 2003 all DCs are equal. If someone wanted a copy of the AD all they would have to do is find the least secure location and hack that server or physically steal the server. You now have every username and password in the domain. Of course stealing the server lets people know that someone has been there and the administrators will force everyone to change their passwords.
RODCs are used in places where you want a DC but the location is not secure. So you install a RODC that only supports the accounts necessary for that location. So if someone hacks or steals a RODC no passwords are compromised. At best you only get the usernames of that location. So where will you get your passwords now? The local PCs in the form of cached credentials.
Once you have the cached credentials you can use john the ripper to crack the passwords. The password is salted with the lowercase username so making rainbow tables is not advisable.


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'Pitch Perfect' cast to reunite for MTV Movie Awards
The cast of "Pitch Perfect" is set to take the stage at next week's MTV Movie Awards. The multi-talented group that made up the rival college a cappella teams in the 2012 hit musical comedy will be reuniting for the first time to perform a live musical mash-up.
"Pitch Perfect's" breakout star Rebel Wilson is the award show's host. She'll be joined by Skylar Astin, Brittany Snow, Anna Camp, Adam Devine, among others. Notably absent however is the movie's star Anna Kendrick, who sources say was unable to commit due to scheduling conflicts, according to "The Hollywood Reporter."
Their performance, put together by the film's director Jason Moore, will serve as the ceremony's opening number.
The MTV Movie Awards take place April 14th.


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TIGERVILLE, S.C.- The Brevard College Tornados handled both their matches in straight sets to wrap the 2013 North Greenville Invitational Tournament in Hayes Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon, cruising to 3-0 victories over St. Augustine's and North Greenville.
The Tornados opened the afternoon's action against the Falcons of St. Augustine's. BC started the opening set on a 6-2 run and later used a 7-1 run to pad their lead on their way to a 25-17 win in the first set.
Brevard also won the second set 25-17, this time overcoming a 3-0 deficit with a 14-4 run to put the set out of St. Augustine's reach.
Camille Cameron helped BC to an early 8-3 advantage in the final set, contributing a kill and a pair of service aces in the Tornados opening push.
The Tornados never looked back as Cameron also closed the game with a service ace to end the final set 25-14 in favor of BC. The sophomore finished the match with four service aces and seven kills.
Brevard senior Erin Rollins delivered a game-high 10 kills for the Tornados, maintaining a .500 hitting percentage. BC hit .282 as a team in the match
BC limited the Falcons to a stingy -.043 hitting percentage in the win.
Freshman Aleksandra Vrvilo contributed a game-high 13 digs to the effort while senior Kayla Hanus had 11 digs to go with a game-high 18 set assists.
The Tornados carried the momentum into the match against tournament host North Greenville, winning by scores of 25-15, 25-23, and 25-20.
The Tornados buried the Crusaders early on in the opening set by jumping out to a 14-3 lead en route to the 25-15 victory.
BC got off to another good start in the second set, this time hustling to a 10-4 advantage to start the set. North Greenville later used four unanswered points to make it a contest but the Tornados never trailed in the set.
Brevard fell behind 10-8 in the final match before constructing a 6-0 run to take a lead they wouldn't relinquish. Brevard closed the set, the game and the tournament with three unanswered points.
Fatima Gharachorloo paced BC with 9 kills in the win over NGU while Rollins had eight.
Hanus again delivered a game-high 18 set assists while freshman Bailey Hayes posted 12.
Vrvilo again recorded the game-high in digs with 16 against the Crusaders.
Saturday's wins push Brevard to 3-1 on the season as they prepare this week for the South Atlantic Conference opener against Queens University of Charlotte on Friday night at 7 p.m. in Boshamer Gymnasium.


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This low-budget documentary is about five years, and five cameras, in the life of a Palestinian man, Emad Burna. He bought his first camera to record the birth of his youngest son in 2005. Over the next five years he goes through five cameras as each is destroyed by violence resulting from conflicts over new Israeli settlements that encroach, along with a wall, Burna's village of Bil'in.The film kind of goes along at first, setting the scene and creating the context for what will follow. We … [Read more...]
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Over the weekend, Miley Cyrus dropped quite a few jaws with her MTV VMA performance. Her Royal Twerk-ness showed some serious skin while showing off a few provocative dance moves, especially when Robin Thicke came out to join her on stage. Miley's was easily the most talked about performance of the VMAs.
Cleveland's WGAR 99.5 decided to have a little fun with all the buzz surrounding the Queen of twerk. The station's Brian & LeeAnn put together a parody song "Twerky Jerky Butt," with the words set to Billy Ray Cyrus' "Achy Breaky Heart."
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How do you control your weight during pregnancy?
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Dear learnaboutbabies,
What is best is to be a healthy weight and have a healthy lifestyle before you actually conceive. You are more likely to have a low-risk pregnancy and a natural birth if you have a healthy pre-pregnancy weight.
Dieting is not recommended during pregnancy. What is recommended is to eat a healthy, balanced diet packed full of fresh fruit and vegetables. You should carry on exercising at a level you were doing pre-pregnancy.
You may like to have a read of this recent thread about weight gain during pregnancy. This thread discusses how it is your body mass index (BMI) which is important.
Warm wishes,
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Thanks, LJ!
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You are really welcome. Please do post back if you have any further questions.
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Complete 2011 Men's Lacrosse All-Ivy
PRINCETON, N.J. -- For the second-consecutive
year, Cornell's Rob Pannell headlines the list of
All-Ivy men's lacrosse honorees as the League's head coaches once
again unanimously selected Pannell as the Ivy League Player of the
Year following the junior All-American's 71-point season.
Pannell scored 34 goals and dished out 37 assists to lead the nation in both points (5.46) and assists (2.85) per game. He helped Cornell to an 11-2 mark on the season including a 6-0 Ivy record that allowed the Big Red to claim at least a share of the regular-season Ivy Championship for the ninth-consecutive season. Pannell is currently on a 48-game point scoring streak, the second-longest active streak in the nation and he has netted a goal in all 13 of Cornell's games this season. As a junior, Panell is already the active assist leader with 130 career helpers.
Pannell, a junior attackman from Smithtown, N.Y., was also the unanimous Ivy League Player of the Year in 2010 and the Ivy League Rookie of the Year in 2009. He has now been named a first team All-Ivy selection in each of his three seasons with the Big Red. It is the 16th time a Big Red student-athlete has taken home Player of the Year honors since the award was first bestowed following the 1974 season and Pannell joins Eamon McEneaney (1975 & 1977) as the second Big Red player to earn the accolade more than once. In fact, Pannell is just the fourth player in League history to take home the honor on multiple occasions.
Joining Pannell as a 2011 individual award winner is Princeton freshman midfielder Tom Schreiber, who was voted the League's Rookie of the Year by the seven Ivy head coaches and is also a first-team All-Ivy honoree. A native of East Meadow, N.Y., Schreiber becomes the second consecutive Tiger to earn the award, as Mike Chanenchuk earned the honor in 2010.
With 16 goals and 13 assists Schreiber led the Tigers in goals and assists for the season, becoming the first freshman in the history of Princeton lacrosse to do so. In his five Ivy games played, Schreiber totaled five goals and six assists for 11 points to average more than two points per League contest.
One of Schreiber's best performances of the year came as he led the Tigers back from a five-goal, third-quarter deficit at Rutgers on April 12. In the game, he netted three goals and added three assists, including the assist on the game winner, for a season high six-point game. The three-time Rookie of the Week is Princeton's 10th Rookie of the Year honoree.
Along with Pannell, four other players were selected to the All-Ivy first team in unanimous fashion, including Pannell's teammate Roy Lang (Mill Valley, Calif.), fellow attackman Dean Gibbons (Garden City, N.Y.) of Harvard as well as the Princeton duo of Chad Wiedmaier (Chatham, N.J.) and Tyler Fiorito (Phoenix, Md.).
Lang netted 22 goals for a Big Red offense that is currently ranked No. 2 in the nation, including four game-winning tallies. In League contests, the junior midfielder scored nine goals and added three assists for 12 points en route to earning his first career All-Ivy honor. His versatility has proved a important to the success of the Big Red and as the team's third-leading scorer, Lang also picked up 24 ground balls this season.
The other attackman to earn unanimous selection to the All-Ivy first team was Gibbons. The senior checked in with 27 goals and 26 assists for a team best 53 points. His 26 assists also led the squad. It marks Gibbons' third All-Ivy honor, as he was named to the second team in 2010 and earned honorable mention status in 2009. He notched nine points (three goals, six assists) in Harvard's 21-10 win over Bellarmine on March 11, and in League play he was able to put up six points in what turned out to be a crucial 9-8 win at Princeton. Gibbons enters this weekend's Ivy tournament with an active 27-game points scoring streak.
As a junior, Weidmaier is making his third-consecutive appearance on the All-Ivy first team. He marshaled a Princeton defense that led the League in goals against average (6.74) in six Ivy games. Among his season highlights were holding Pannell to two goals and one assist and holding Johns Hopkins' leading scorer, Zach Palmer, without a goal, assist or even shot. He finished the year with 24 ground balls and caused 14 turnovers and becomes just the second Tiger to earn first team All-Ivy honors as a freshman, sophomore and junior (Scott Bacigalupo was the other).
For the second-consecutive year, the All-Ivy first team goalie spot is filled by Fiorito. The junior did his best to keep a injury-depleted Princeton squad in every game it took the field for and may have saved his best for what turned out to be Princeton's last game of the season when he recorded a career-high 20 saves at then third-ranked Cornell.
For the season, Fiorito played in every minute of every one of Princeton's games and totaled a 7.52 goals against average, 147 saves and a .615 save percentage. His goals against average ranks third-best in the nation, as does his 12.25 save per game average. Fiorito was even stingier in Ivy League games, posting a 6.74 goals against average and a .635 save percentage to go along with 73 saves. An All-Ivy first team honoree last year and a second-team selection as a freshman, Fiorito has made an All-Ivy team in each of his three seasons with the Tigers.
The other first-team attack spot went to Yale's Matt Gibson (Point Lookout, N.Y.). The junior recorded 17 goals, including a game-winning goal and two man-up tallies, and 16 assists in helping lead the Bulldogs back to the Ivy League tournament for the second consecutive season. Gibson played in all six of Yale's Ivy League games, totaling eight goals and seven assists for a 2.5 points per Ivy game average. It marks Gibson's second All-Ivy honor after earning second-team status in 2010.
Harvard's Kevin Vaughan (Ridgewood, N.J.) joins Schreiber and Lang in the All-Ivy first team midfield. The junior captain earned his first career All-Ivy honor after scoring 18 goals and adding seven assists for 25 points. As the Crimson's third-leading scorer, he also grabbed 39 ground balls and, in Harvard's game against Georgetown recorded four caused turnovers – the most in a single game by any Crimson player this season. He is the first Crimson midfielder to earn first-team honors since Jason Duboe did so in 2008.
Rounding out the All-Ivy first team is a pair of stalwart senior defenders including Cornell's Max Feely (Washington, D.C.) and Penn's Brett Hughes (York Beach, Maine). Though both players are making their first career appearances on the All-Ivy first team, Feely was an honorable mention selection in 2010, while Hughes earned second team honors a season ago.
*Rob Pannell, Cornell (Jr., Smithtown, N.Y.)
Tom Schreiber, Princeton (Fr., East Meadow, N.Y.)
*Dean Gibbons, Harvard (Sr., Garden City, N.Y.)
Matt Gibson, Yale (Jr., Point Lookout, N.Y.)
*Rob Pannell, Cornell (Jr., Smithtown, N.Y.)
*Roy Lang, Cornell (Jr., Mill Valley, Calif.)
Tom Schreiber, Princeton (Fr., East Meadow, N.Y.)
Kevin Vaughan, Harvard (Jr., Ridgewood, N.J.)
Max Feely, Cornell (Sr., Washington, D.C.)
Brett Hughes, Penn (Sr., York Beach, Maine)
*Chad Wiedmaier, Princeton (Jr., Chatam, N.J.)
*Tyler Fiorito, Princeton (Jr., Phoenix, Md.)
Al Kohart, Penn (Sr., Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.)
David Lau, Cornell (Sr., Syosset, N.Y.)
Corey Winkoff, Penn (Sr., Laurel Hollow, N.Y.)
John Cunningham, Princeton (Jr., Fairfield, Conn.)
Will Koshansky, Penn (Jr., Kings Park, N.Y.)
Greg Mahony, Yale (Jr., Mercer Island, Wash.)
Rob Schlesinger, Brown (Jr., Medfield, Mass.)
Long Ellis, Princeton (Sr., Darien, Conn.)
Peter Fallon, Brown (Sr., Baltimore, Md.)
Maxx Meyer, Penn (Fr., Melville, N.Y.)
Fergus Campbell, Dartmouth (Jr., New Canaan, Conn.)
Matt Chris, Brown (Sr., Lutherville, Md.)
Johnathan Falcone, Yale (Sr., Flemington, N.J.)
Brian Douglass, Yale (Sr., Waccabuc, N.Y.)
Daniel Eipp, Harvard (Fr., Groton, Mass.)
Patrick Coleman, Yale (Sr., Ridgewood, N.J.)
Kip Dooley, Dartmouth (Jr., Minneapolis, Minn.)
Nikki Dysenchuk, Dartmouth (Darien, Conn.)
Mike Bronzino, Cornell (So., Berwyn, Pa.)
Mike McCormack, Yale (So., West Islip, N.Y.)
Jason Noble, Cornell (So., Orangeville, Ontario)
Paul Pate, Harvard (Jr., Manhasset, N.Y.)
* - Unanimous selection
^ - due to ties in voting the team was expanded to 13 players


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MWL notes: D-backs' Trahan happy to move04/18/2014 10:30 AM ET
By Curt Rallo / Special to MiLB.com
Stryker Trahan noticed it with his throws. Then, he felt it in his legs.
And when catching was starting to take away from Trahan's offense, the Arizona Diamondbacks had a solution for their 2012 first-round pick: a move to the outfield.
Trahan, a 6-foot-1, 215-pound left-handed hitter, was the 26th overall selection in 2012 out of Acadiana High School in Scott, La. He hit .254 with 10 homers and 33 RBIs in 59 games with Missoula of the Pioneer League last season.
D-backs director of player development Mike Bell decided to move Trahan to left field to give the No. 11-ranked prospect a fresh start.
"Mike Bell brought me to his office and told me about the position change in Spring Training," Trahan said. "At first, I thought it was a joke. Then, he was talking about it more and more, and I realized he was serious.
"I'm on board with it. I like the idea. I was always a fast guy in high school. Catching kind of -- not really slowed me down -- but it wore out my legs. I really like to run. The first few days, I really got into playing outfield. I was hooked. I really like it a lot."
Trahan said that the preparation is most challenging for him.
"With catching, the day-to-day schedule is set out for you," Trahan said. "In the outfield, you're kind of on your own. You have to make up your own routine and find what you're comfortable with. I'm still trying to get used to want I want to do."
D-backs coaches and outfield veterans worked with Trahan to get him adjusted to playing the outfield. He worked on how to play line drives, how to get a read on the ball and situational outfielding.
"They changed my arm angle, which was a huge deal for me," Trahan said. "I was used to being short and quick, instead of being long and getting more power out of my throws."
Trahan said that he worked out in the outfield at a couple of showcases before he was drafted. He said that he's learning the position quickly, and believes that it will speed up his development.
"My legs definitely feel a lot better," said Trahan, who has hit .212 with two homers and 11 RBIs for Class A South Bend this year. "I'm still struggling hitting the ball. I've yet to find that routine that gets me in the groove and gets me feeling comfortable. Catching, you're used to seeing pitches all of the time, whether it's your pitcher or theirs. Everything is completely different."
In brief
Transition time: Lance Roenicke knows the demands of coaching in professional baseball and he's embracing it by being a player-coach for the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers.
"I'm still learning how to use the fungo and to get my arm in batting practice shape," Roenicke joked. "That's been a struggle.
"They're longer days, but they're good days," Roenicke said of staying in condition and also coaching. "I'm learning about the coaching side of things. It's been interesting, and I've enjoyed it. It's been fun learning how that side of baseball works with different things and deals with different things."
Roenicke is the son of Milwaukee Brewers manager Ron Roenicke. He played college ball at UC Santa Barbara before being drafted by the Brewers in the 25th round in 2012. Roenicke played portions of the 2012 and 2013 seasons with the Timber Rattlers.
Although he hasn't played yet this season, Roenicke is ready when the Timber Rattlers need him. He works with the outfielders and is crafting his own style as a coach with the uniqueness of also being a player.
"I'm kind of in an in-between area," Roenicke said. "With some things, players might be more comfortable coming to me with, because just a couple of weeks ago, I was a player. The players see me as a coach but see that I'm newly transitioning into this role and that I have a fresh mind as far as playing and how to go about things."
Rough start: Bowling Green won its first two games of the season, and then lost a franchise-record 10 in a row. The 10th loss in the losing streak was a gut-wrencher. The Hot Rods snapped a 22 1/3-inning scoreless streak and had a 2-1 lead going into the ninth inning, but Kane County scored five runs in the ninth and went on to score a 6-2 victory on Wednesday.
Diamond notes: Great Lakes rallied from a 5-2 deficit for a 7-6 victory against Beloit on Wednesday. The Loons used late homers by Alex Santana and Jacob Scavuzzo, and then won the game in the 10th inning, with Malcolm Holland singling home Santana with the lead run. Great Lakes stole a team-record seven bases in the game, led by Scavuzzo's three thefts. The Loons were 14-of-14 stealing bases in the three-game series. ... At 29, Fort Wayne TinCaps manager Michael Collins is the youngest manager in the full-season Minor Leagues. ... Dayton ended an 18-inning scoreless streak Wednesday against Peoria in a 4-1 victory.


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text: Last Valentine's Day the world woke up to learn that South African Oscar Pistorius who became a worldwide celebrity because of his ability to compete in the Olympics despite having his legs amputated beneath the knee had murdered his girlfriend by firing four shots through a locked bathroom door. Pistorius says he thought she was an intruder. Uh huh. the following week Pistorius was granted bail. At the time all of this was going on it dominated the news. For the past year though it has been quiet. Less than three weeks from now the trial begins and a decision has yet to be made whether to allow cameras inside the courtroom. I hope they are allowed to be inside because I want to see this process. Pistorius says he has been training for the next Olympics. I guess he thinks he is going to get away with this murder and then represent his country. Apparently there is nothing stopping him from competing if he is acquitted. Apparently he also has a girlfriend who thinks he is harmless. Uh huh.


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I never knew I was a songwriter, but I have been allowed to pen some songs that I am happy to share. It is my hope that each of these songs will be re-recorded in the most glorious fashion, with proper orchestrations, vocal artists, and in professional sound studios....and that this music will go around the world to every nation....but till then, I am sharing these songs with you, and I hope that this music will bless you, and maybe You will sing these melodies in your car, in your kitchen, and in your heart.
Please visit my Music page!
May this be a blessing to you and may you know the Living God, Jesus! AMEN!


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Hi all, just to let you know we are planning to have Lucio Sergio dos santos (Gracie Barra Black belt) over for a weekend of training.
No gi and Gi techniques, open to all.
Venue Redcar Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club, Lobster rd gym, AKA the icebox!
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Is it really the end? We fear it is. On a Saturday in February, guitarist Rob Coe and producer Jeremy DuBois are in the upstairs room of North Miami's Tapeworm studio, mixing songs for a new Fay Wray album. The following Thursday the fiery, clever, and (this description is becoming a cliché) Replacements-like band is playing its rip-roaring farewell show at Churchill's Hideaway. Always a bit tenuous (singer/lyricist Jeff London lives in Gainesville), the band made its live mark with mosh madness that often left its lead singer bloody and bruised. Although the urgency of the live act shattered London's lyrics into shards of shouted rage, on record the cleverness and irony come through loud and clear. London left the group to move to Denver. Until the reunion, spin those discs.
The reggae cover bands of Miami probably don't like getting up there and grinding out "No Woman No Cry" for the eight-millionth time. Alas, that's what the mainstream market demands. This is a tough town for an original reggae band, particularly one with a political consciousness, but Benaiah continues to fight the good fight. Vocalist Joseph Williamson, with help from songwriting partner Carlton Coffee (ex-Inner Circle), has led his outfit to modest success, independently producing two CDs and doing a bit of touring. Bucking the dancehall-DJ trend in reggae, Benaiah delivers smooth harmonies and slickly produced roots grooves in the tradition of vital Eighties groups Steel Pulse, Black Uhuru, and Third World. With stirring tunes such as "We Nah Give Up" and "Babylon Soft," Williamson wails against the social ills plaguing modern Babylon, and lauds the back-to-Zion messianic vision of Rastafarianism. Still crucial after all these years.
Chugging along for the past eighteen years, this itinerant studio can claim more identities than a fugitive on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list. Known in North Miami and on the Beach as Sync Studios, and in downtown Miami as The Studio, MBRS is now comfortably ensconced on Lincoln Road. The nomadic existence may seem a bit unstable, but its owners -- Frank "Rat Bastard" Falestra, Luciano "Looch" Delgado, Ariyah Okamoto, and Dan Warren (all musicians/engineers/producers) -- have managed to establish long and tangled roots in this town. Through word of mouth their co-op has permeated the underground music scene while enjoying a reputation as the place to record noise, pop, progressive rock, electronica, hardcore punk, and then some. A short list of notables who have crooned their tunes through the studio's hallowed mikes includes Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids; the Mavericks; Diane Ward; the Holy Terrors; King Felix; Tom Smith; Harry Pussy; Trip Theory; The Beat Dominator; Space Men; Raw B Jae; Manchild; Snatch the Pebble; Ho Chi Minh; Dr. Yao; Loki; I Don't Know; Maria; Bobby Thomas, Jr.; and, of course, Alex Fox, the King of Ocean Drive. Recordings made at MBRS or one of its alter egos range from numerous albums for local acts (including several live compilations tracked at Churchill's and the defunct club Washington Square) to commercial jingles for international soda pop conglomerates. MBRS's latest evolution: upgrading equipment to become a full service, state-of-the-art computerized studio. Nowadays that's where it's at.
For one sweet, sunny spring day Bayfront Park became Utopia, a symbolic song of freedom and unity you could dance to. Haitian, Jamaican, Cuban, and American flags waved together above 15,000 fans of Fugee chief Wyclef Jean and his rainbow coalition of talent, the Refugee Allstars. The ensemble included fellow Fugee Pras, rapper John Forte, tap dance wunderkind Savion Glover, a crew of DJs, and a Haitian ra-ra band performing an inner city-immigrant hybrid of anthems: Creole ballads, old-school soul, raunchy rap, driving Soca, even a hip-hop version of "Guantanamera." The music rang out all through the afternoon and, later, the power of refugee music electrified the night as all-American fireworks topped the exhilarating evening. In this microcosm freedom reigned.
"The tyranny of the beat" is an apt description of Miami's club culture, a world where creativity, envelope pushing, and soulfulness are increasingly being shoved aside in favor of generic four-on-the-floorisms. Phoenecia stands as one of a handful of local electronic acts bucking that trend, and Odd Job is an outstretched middle finger aimed at the dance floor. You can hear the influence of breaks and early Eighties electro classics such as "Planet Rock" (Phoenecia band members were born and reared in Miami, after all), but these familiar grooves are buried beneath a blanket of electromagnetic radiation. Rising to the top is the sound of a stuttering, buzzing modem, frantically trying to make a connection with someone, anyone. Despite its disjointedness (or perhaps because of it), the approach adds up to an infectious slice of skittering noise. John Travolta-esque body pops may not be the appropriate visceral response; instead try the Monster Mash.
If human evolution had taken this long, we'd still be monkeys. Already celebrated for their intensely engrossing live shows, the Baboons have neglected to record, opting at one point to put their efforts into a video but never making their mark on disc. Patience paid off this year with the arrival of their seven-tune mix of Miami influences, which captures the group's lively originality while also reflecting elements of Angélique Kidjo, Bob Marley, and Santana, with a few touches of Esquivel for good measure. The marathon jams that leave live crowds happily exhausted come across within the ten-plus minutes of "The Temple" and "Made in the Shade," which runs about eight minutes. But the album also contains enough dynamics to obliterate any tendency toward tediousness. Diverse, birring, and tropical as an August day on Virginia Key, Evolution is pure Miami and pure pleasure.


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First Lady's cookbook a guidebook for a healthy life
Patricia Moore-Pastides had long believed there were two risk factors to disease: lifestyle and genes.
She doesn't believe that so much anymore.
"Some people may be genetically predisposed to certain illnesses, but lifestyle can turn those on or turn those off," said USC's first lady. "I believe now we can modify the course of a disease through nutrition and exercise. Lifestyle can change the course of illness."
Her campaign to educate the public about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle led her to teach cooking classes, to support the on-campus farmers market and to make green adjustments at the President's House. Now she's taking a big step toward proving a healthy diet can be a delicious one.
Moore-Pastides' new book, "Greek Revival: Cooking for Life," contains 87 easy-to-follow Mediterranean recipes with color photographs. But she stresses her work, published this fall by the University of South Carolina Press, is more than a simple cookbook. It's a guidebook for a healthier life.
"It wasn't like the Greeks set out to find a healthy diet. They used indigenous ingredients. We eat so many processed foods. Nothing comes out of a box in a traditional Mediterranean diet," she said. "Just fresh foods you don't have to feel guilty about." Helping others lead healthier lives is something of a passion for Moore-Pastides, who has a master's degree in public health from Yale University and has worked as a director and planner for several healthcare and wellness organizations. She said she hopes the book can help change some ideas and some cooking styles in South Carolina.
The Mediterranean diet, heavy on fresh vegetables and fruits, whole grains, beans, seafood, nuts and olive oil, with some dairy and meat, is known for its health benefits. It's a diet that could be a natural for South Carolinians, with so much fresh produce available nearly year-round.
The big difference is how the food is prepared.
"We take the same vegetables and teach people to prepare them in the Mediterranean way," she said. "If it tastes good, they will eat it."
Moore-Pastides also has advice for those who think Mediterranean cooking is too difficult, with more ingredients and steps than the average cook can master. Her suggestion for an easy side dish of vegetables? Roast them in the oven.
"You can take practically every vegetable, slice it, put it on a cookie sheet, add olive oil and maybe some herbs," she said. "Even tomatoes are good like that."
The secret is in changing a bad fat (butter or fatback) for a good fat (olive oil).
"If you did nothing but change to olive oil and walk every day, you would lower your cholesterol and your blood pressure," she said.
And she is thrilled to be at USC, where her husband, Harris Pastides, has been president since 2008, and where researchers in the Cancer Prevention and Control Program are using their findings for planning, monitoring and evaluating cancer prevention and detection activities throughout the state.
"Our researchers right here at USC are discovering that a good diet is essential," said Moore-Pastides, adding that proceeds from the book will support health and sustainability initiatives on campus.


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Murray • Herriman softball coach Staci Hemingway readily admits it wasn't easy when the school started up three years ago, trying to get her team on the right side of scores sometimes rather lopsided. Carved out of an area where Class 5A softball powers Bingham and Riverton reign, Herriman had to build with somewhat limited manpower.
"Anyone who's anyone wanted to stay at the other schools," Hemingway said.
But it didn't take long, as it turned out.
With a 5-2 victory at Murray on Tuesday, Herriman clinched the Region 4 title and will go into the Class 4A playoffs with a 15-8, 9-1 mark.
"I couldn't have imagined anything better. It was awesome," Hemingway said. "I'm glad we had the schedule that we did and were able to have them last - Murray is a great team."
Murray (15-9, 8-2) got on the board first when a pair of Herriman errors led to a single run in the opening frame.
The visitors bounced back with two runs in the third as the eighth- and ninth-place hitters, Ashley Shetler and Alexis Duncan, hit consecutive hot shots by Spartans third baseman Echo Lee to start the inning. Both eventually scored on a throwing error when Herriman's Bryce Taylor hit a grounder.
In the fifth inning, it was Shetler and Duncan again that started what would be a three-run rally. Both players singled, Shetler to shallow right as Murray second baseman Emma Noble just missed the ball, and Duncan with another stroke to third.
Lauren Tycksen, Taylor and Ashlyn Visser all would single later in the inning to convert upon the good start by the bottom of the lineup.
"Our whole lineup is pretty strong. It's hard to make a lineup when all nine or 10 of them are hitting pretty well," Hemingway said. "Sometimes it's our one-two-three who pull through; this time it's our seven, eight and nine."
Meanwhile, Taylor held the Murray bats in check until pinch-hitter Maddie Fritsch clubbed a ball high off the left-field fence to score Courtney Beavers in the seventh. Otherwise, the freshman only allowed three hits from the Spartans in the first six innings.
"Just based on stats from the last game, Bryce came in at the end of the last game [against Murray] and did pretty well, it was gut instinct," said Hemingway of her decision to start the ninth-grader. "I knew Bryce had it in her."
"I felt good the whole way through the game," Taylor said.
Herriman 5, Murray 2
R With the win, Herriman clinches the Region 4 title.
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Calac comes to Brevard from Valley Center, Calif. and Valley Center High School where he played under Coach Rick Darland. Calac was a First Team All-Valley League selection and earned MVP honors for the team in his senior season. In addition to golf, Calac played baseball at Valley Center. Off the course, he is an avid member of the Future Farmers of America, earning Chapter and State Degrees as an FFA Greenhand. He is also a two-time Grand Champion in the Market Steer at the San Diego County Fair and was the California State Fair FFA Beef Champion.
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Eddins comes to Brevard from Wake Forest, N.C. and Knightdale High School where he played under Coach Sally Combs. He was a First Team All-Conference selection, earning the Coaches award and Most Improved award while serving as team captain with the Knights. He also competed in the regionals twice as an individual. In addition to golf, Eddins was also a member of the Knightdale baseball and basketball teams. Off the course and in the classroom, he was a named on the A/B Honor Roll four times. He is the son of Linda and Barry Eddins.
Lehmann comes to Brevard from Djursholm, Stockholm where he played at the Danderyds Gymnasium. In addition to golf, Lehmann also played ice hocky. He is the son of Per and Lena Englund Lehmann.
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So I have a domain registered with streamline which has expired when you go to the address. I thought I could just re-register but no, all I can do is 'back order' it. This is what the whois says:
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Domain Name: DIVA-HOST.COM Registrar: TUCOWS.COM CO. Whois Server: whois.tucows.com Referral URL: http://domainhelp.opensrs.net Name Server: NS1.RENEWYOURNAME.NET Name Server: NS2.RENEWYOURNAME.NET Status: ok Updated Date: 15-oct-2012 Creation Date: 11-oct-2004 Expiration Date: 11-oct-2013
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Registrar of Record: TUCOWS, INC. Record last updated on 15-Oct-2012. Record expires on 11-Oct-2012. Record created on 11-Oct-2004.
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So have streamline.net registered it for themselves?
EDIT: I don't remember my login details for streamline so they sent out a form for more details. I can't fill this in as I have moved around a lot so not sure which address they have or the card details or my most recent payment.
Hi debrag12. Welcome to the forums.
Yes, it's not a good idea to let a domain name lapse. As far as I know, once lapsed, it goes into lockdown for a period of time (a month?) and then is up for grabs again—though usually certain companies get first dibs on it, and then make it available again at a higher price. I'd say contact the domain host and discuss it with them. Unfortunately, this is called "learning the hard way".
It says it doesn't expire till Oct 2013 on whois. 11th October was the last time I was able to send emails using this domain.
Perhaps the host has kept it alive on your behalf ... but you'll need to contact them to find out. It's really important to make sure you keep your contact info up to date, so that you can be sure you get renewal notices in time. Letting a domain renewal lapse is deadly.
I don't really 'need' to get this domain back as it was more for personal use and can change to something else if needs be.
A site that's been online for a good few years is worth a bit in terms of Google reputation etc. so if the content is important to you, it's worth getting the domain back if you can. It's up to you, really, but it may be that the host has just held it for you and is waiting for you to contact them. I haven't heard of this before, but I'm not that experienced in this area. If the host has re-registered it for you, then that's a rather nice gesture, I must say.
Isn't content saved on the host not the domain name? Or at least I thought it was.
Yes, the content is presumably still stored in the hosting account, which is separate from the domain name. But as far as search engines like Google are concerned, that content, and the pages you had at that domain, have presumably gathered some SEO "juice" over the years, and that is worth something. If you start from scratch, with a new domain, you will be starting from the beginning, and the credentials your site has built up over the years will have to be reestablished in the eyes of the search engines. This may not matter for a personal site, but if this were a company site, it would be a real pain, as you'd see page views drop hugely for quite a while.
How wukd I view content without the domain I.e. Cpanel, ftp etc?
It's best to keep a backup of your files, so that, if you change hosts or domain or whatever, you have a copy that you can upload again.
Anyhow, I checked the IP address for your domain name, and if you have your CPanel login details, you should still be able to log in that way:
(A site's "real" address is an IP address, rather than a domain name. The domain name is just nicer to read for humans, but is directed to the IP address behind the scenes.)
hey debrag12,so what happened to your domain? really like to know the end of your domain....should be a good experience.....i haven't seen and change in your whois information.....have you got it back?
Whois shows the expiration date is not yet over.
even i lost a domain as i forgot to get it renewed timely. It went into locking period for three months. After the locking period was over i registered it immediately.
This thread is quite old and whatever happened to the domain... well, it already happened and there's no much that we can do about it now :). I'm closing the thread.