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A ventricular septal defect (VSD), a hole in the heart, is a common heart defect that's present at birth (congenital). The hole occurs in the wall that separates the heart's lower chambers (septum) and allows blood to pass from the left to the right side of the heart. The oxygen-rich blood then gets pumped back to the lungs instead of out to the body, causing the heart to work harder.
A small ventricular septal defect may cause no problems, and many small VSDs close on their own. Larger VSDs need surgical repair early in life to prevent complications.
Signs and symptoms of serious heart defects often appear during the first few days, weeks or months of a child's life.
Ventricular septal defect symptoms in a baby may include:
You and your doctor may not notice signs of a ventricular septal defect at birth. If the defect is small, symptoms may not appear until later in childhood — if at all. Signs and symptoms vary depending on the size of the hole and other associated heart defects.
Your doctor may first suspect a heart defect during a regular checkup if he or she hears a murmur while listening to your baby's heart with a stethoscope. Sometimes VSDs can be detected by ultrasound before the baby is born.
Sometimes a VSD isn't detected until a person reaches adulthood. Signs and symptoms can include a heart murmur and shortness of breath your doctor hears when listening to your heart with a stethoscope.
Call your doctor if your baby or child:
Call your doctor if you develop:
Congenital heart defects arise from problems early in the heart's development, but there's often no clear cause. Genetics and environmental factors probably play a role. VSDs can occur alone or with other congenital heart defects.
During fetal development, a ventricular septal defect occurs when the muscular wall separating the heart into left and right sides (septum) fails to form fully between the lower chambers of the heart (ventricles).
Normally, the right side of the heart pumps blood to the lungs to get oxygen; the left side pumps the oxygen-rich blood to the rest of the body. A VSD allows oxygenated blood to mix with deoxygenated blood, causing the heart to work harder to provide enough oxygen to the body's tissues.
It's also possible to acquire a VSD later in life, usually after a heart attack.
Ventricular septal defects appear to run in families and sometimes occur with other genetic problems, such as Down syndrome. If you already have a child with a heart defect, a genetic counselor can discuss the risk of your next child having one.
A small ventricular septal defect may never cause any problems. Medium or large defects can cause a range of disabilities — from mild to life-threatening. Treatment can prevent many complications.
Having a repaired VSD without complications or having a small defect doesn't pose an additional pregnancy risk. However, having an unrepaired, larger defect; heart failure; pulmonary hypertension; or other heart defects poses a high risk to both mother and fetus. Doctors strongly advise women with Eisenmenger syndrome not to become pregnant because of the high risk of complications.
Any woman with a congenital heart defect, repaired or not, who is considering pregnancy should talk with a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions (cardiologist). This is especially important if you're taking medications. It's also important to see both an obstetrician and a cardiologist during pregnancy.
If you or your child develops signs and symptoms common to ventricular septal defect, call your doctor. After an initial examination, it's likely that the doctor will refer you or your child to a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions (cardiologist).
Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment.
Questions to ask the doctor at the initial appointment include:
Questions to ask if you are referred to a cardiologist include:
Don't hesitate to ask other questions.
Your doctor may ask a number of questions, including:
If you are the person affected:
If your baby or child is affected:
Ventricular septal defects often cause a heart murmur that your doctor can hear using a stethoscope. If your doctor hears a heart murmur or finds other signs or symptoms of a heart defect, he or she may request one or more of these tests:
Many babies born with a small ventricular septal defect won't need surgery to close the hole. After birth, your doctor may want to observe your baby and treat symptoms while waiting to see if the defect closes on its own.
Babies who need surgical repair often have the procedure in their first year. Children and adults who have a large ventricular septal defect or one that's causing significant symptoms usually need surgery to close the defect.
Some smaller ventricular septal defects are closed surgically to prevent complications related to their locations, such as damage to heart valves. Many people with small VSDs have productive lives with few related problems.
Babies who have large VSDs or who tire easily during feeding may need extra nutrition to help them grow. Some babies may require tube feeding.
Medications for ventricular septal defect may include those to:
Surgical treatment for ventricular septal defects involves plugging or patching the abnormal opening between the ventricles, using one of these procedures:
After repair, your doctor will schedule regular medical follow-up to ensure that the VSD remains closed. Depending on the size of the defect and the presence of other problems, your doctor will tell you how frequently you or your child will need to be seen.
If you've been told that you or your child needs to take antibiotics before dental or medical procedures to reduce the risk of infective endocarditis, talk with your doctor. Current guidelines recommend preventive antibiotic treatment only for people at highest risk of serious complications from infective endocarditis.
Your doctor may still recommend preventive antibiotics if you:
For most people with a VSD, good oral hygiene and regular dental checkups can prevent endocarditis.
Parents of children with congenital heart defects often worry about their children engaging in vigorous activity, even after successful treatment.
Children with small defects or a repaired hole in the heart will usually have few or no restrictions on activity or exercise. Children whose hearts don't pump as normally will need to follow some limits. A child with irreversible pulmonary hypertension (Eisenmenger syndrome) has the greatest number of restrictions.
Your doctor can advise you about which activities are safe for your child. If some activities pose special dangers, encourage your child to engage in other, safer activities. Keep in mind that many children with VSDs lead healthy, productive lives.
Consider joining a support group for families of children born with heart defects. Support groups can help parents, families and caregivers find answers, connect with other families, and share their hopes and concerns with others facing similar challenges.
In most cases, you can't do anything to prevent having a baby with a ventricular septal defect. However, it's important to do everything possible to have a healthy pregnancy. Here are the basics:
If you have a family history of heart defects or other genetic disorders, consider talking with a genetic counselor before getting pregnant.
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Buttercup Baby
Jove, Oct 2001, 5.99, 272 pp. ISBN: 0515131695 Queen of the Fae Titania bans from court subordinate Queen of the Pillywiggins Ariel for daring to defend Robin Goodfellow to her Highness. Though upset after centuries of loyalty to Titania, Ariel realizes she crossed the line because the biased Titania hates all half-breed Fae. Still King Oberon eases some of Ariel's anger and hurt by asking her to check up on his grandson while she is in the...
Cupid's Melody
Jove, Jan 2003, 272 pp. ISBN: 0515134910 Faery Nic Stone loves his mortal wife Anna so much so that he begs Fae Queen Titania to confer immortality on his beloved spouse. Titania consents to perform the deed if Nic paints her portrait. However, Titania plays a trick on Nic by not informing him at the time of the agreement that Anna had to die in order to be reborn an immortal. Twenty-five years later, Nic thinks he finally located his Anna w...
Grand Design
Zebra, Aug 2001, 5.99, 352 pp. ISBN: 0821769030 Cynda Madison hates restoration projects as she wanted to simply paint, but a struggling artist must eat. She currently works for the Hope Springs Historical Society, which plans the major July 4th festival to raise money for the restoration of the once glorious Chesterfield Hotel. Cynda cleans a portrait of handsome Prince Dimitri Karakov, artist unknown. When she learns that Dimitri was kil...
Impractical Magic
Jove, May 2003, 5.99, 240 pp. ISBN: 0515135364 Stage magician Brandon Goodfellow is considered the best illusionist in the world. Now journalist Rose Thayer, who he has not seen in a decade, visits him to warn him that she will expose his �special illusion� in her next article for Uncovered Magazine. Brandon cared deeply for Rose when they were children until she inherited the real magic of her fairy mother at puberty while he gained nothing fr...
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Prince of Charming
Kate Carmichael's life has never been what you would call easy. Her mother died after a two-year bout with cancer, her father disappeared twelve years ago to find fairy gold, and her guardian, her beloved Nana, has passed away. Nana promised Kate that she would be taken care of, but without a will, Kate cannot prove that Nana was going to leave her Victorian house to Kate so she is being evicted. Kate immediately starts searching the house and discov...

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It has been steadily assumed for years that the militarist party is the gentlemanly party.
Already we are becoming a militarist and a protective State, but we do not yet know it.
They know that a state organized on Socialist and pacifist lines cannot exist if hemmed in by capitalistic and militarist states.
And so in its way is the overthrow of the Anwhei faction of the militarist party.
He was a fanatic in many ways, a militarist essentially, a firebrand always.
Now if anything vexes me, it is to be told that I am a militarist.
Combine and conquer the militarist enemy and the self-seeking imperialists today, once and for all.
To the militarist I would quote the case of our ally, Japan.
If things are left where this Treaty leaves them, then the militarist theories which before were fallacies will have become true.
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Black Alumni Council lists Homecoming events
The University of South Carolina Black Alumni Council (BAC) invites alumni to take part in the Homecoming celebration Nov. 4-6, beginning with the Carolina Alumni Homecoming Celebration and Awards Gala Nov. 5 and the Black Alumni Council Tailgate Nov. 6.
The Carolina Alumni Homecoming Celebration and Awards Gala will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center Friday, Nov. 5. BAC members are invited to enjoy heavy hors d'oeuvres, cocktails and live music with other Carolina Alumni. An awards ceremony will follow.
Tickets to the event are $39 per person and can be purchased at the website http://www.mycarolina.org/s/842/homepage.aspx or by calling 803-777-4111.
As a part of the Homecoming game-day celebration, the BAC will host an alumni tailgate party at Bernie's Restaurant at 1311 Bluff Road two hours before kickoff. All-you-can-eat food and drinks will be available for $10 per person, and prizes will be given away throughout the event.
The 2010 Homecoming theme is "Crazy for Carolina." For more information on the Black Alumni Council Homecoming events, visit www.mycarolina.org or the USC Homecoming website at http://homecoming.sc.edu/.


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SCCP expanded program opens in Greenville
The S.C. College of Pharmacy opens its new Upstate expanded program this week, as 17 third-year pharmacy students start classes Thursday at the Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center.
The University of South Carolina and the Medical University of South Carolina are founding institutions of the S.C. College of Pharmacy, which was formed in 2004 when the universities' two independent pharmacy colleges integrated. The Upstate program, which received accreditation approval this past summer, was created to better serve pharmacy students living in the Upstate and give students and faculty better access to health outcomes research.
"We have truly arrived as a statewide institution," said Joseph T. DiPiro, executive dean of the S.C. College of Pharmacy. "Our students have regional access to resources from a major academic medical center, a comprehensive university and a large, progressive hospital system."
GHS has been involved in pharmacy education for more than 10 years, serving as a clinical rotation site for hundreds of fourth-year pharmacy students. In 2005, GHS announced it would invest $5 million over 10 years to help expand and promote pharmacy education in the Upstate. Fast forward to 2011, and pharmacy students are preparing to receive onsite didactic training at GHS.
"This is an exciting time for GHS and the Upstate community. Today we celebrate the opening of the new S.C. College of Pharmacy campus here at GHS, and a year from now we look forward to celebrating the first class of students admitted to the new University of South Carolina School of Medicine-Greenville," said GHS President and CEO Mike Riordan. "We also know that medical students are likely to stay where they train, and it's our hope that these pharmacy students, and other medical students training at GHS, will remain in the Upstate long after they've completed school."
The S.C. College of Pharmacy enrolls a total of 760 students, or 190 per class, with 110 on the Columbia campus and 80 on the Charleston campus. Up to 25 total students entering their third year have the option to transfer from either campus to the new program at GHS. A full-time SCCP Upstate regional director and GHS faculty, along with part-time faculty at Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, provide student advisement.
About the South Carolina College of Pharmacy
The South Carolina College of Pharmacy (SCCP) was formed in 2004 through the integration of the Colleges of Pharmacy at the University of South Carolina in Columbia (USC) and the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston (MUSC). The SCCP is a statewide education, research and service institution that combines the nationally recognized faculty, staff and resources of MUSC, a major academic medical center; USC, a large comprehensive university; and Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center, a large progressive hospital system, to create a statewide approach to pharmacy education that is on par with some of the most highly regarded colleges in the United States.
About Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center
Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center (GHS) is a not-for-profit academic health organization committed to medical excellence through research and education and is accredited by The Joint Commission. Its five campuses provide integrated health care to communities across Greenville County and beyond through a tertiary referral and education center, community hospitals, long-term acute care hospital, skilled nursing facility, outpatient facilities and a wellness center. For the third consecutive year, its flagship Greenville Memorial Hospital has been ranked among the nation's top 50 hospitals in a specialty area in U.S. News' 2011-12 publication of America's Best Hospitals.
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We have a german section here if you would search a link is at the top of the main page.
First of all I say sorry for my bad english. I hav learned english at school and so I can't speak or write very well.
Since 2/3 weeks i read a lot about Wlan hacking. Now its my turn. First I like to hack my own WEP-Network for practise.
I read a (german) tuturial:
A Part of it:
Zuerst müssen wir den "Monitor Modus" Deiner WLAN Karte aktivieren. Wenn Deine Karte ein Modell der Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Chipset Reihe ist starte bitte mit folgenden Befehlen:
modprobe -r iwl3945
modprobe ipwraw
First of all me aktivate the "monitor mode" of our Wlan. If our Wlan-Card is a modell with the Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Chipset type in thes commands:
modprobe -r iwl3945
modprobe ipwraw
My final question is:
I have a Lptop with a Atheros AR928X Wireless Adapter. What are the commands for my Wlan-Card to switch the Card into the "monitor mode"?
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We have a german section here if you would search a link is at the top of the main page.
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With its emphasis on hand-craftmanship and commitment to quality, Gretsch has pioneered new designs and manufacturing techniques, winning endorsements from some of the music industry's most respected artists such as: The Who, John Lennon, U2, Chet Atkins, Neil Young, Phil Collins and Elvis Presley.
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clean, good breakfast and bar facilities after searching the correct phone number, no one responded !
We booked a twin room and were given a family room. Therefore we had lots of space. The bathroom was a separate toilet and shower rooms - first time I've seen that in any hotel. The room on the 6th floor was quite quiet considering the location. Good breakfast. The hostel is located between busy roads and railway lines and a bit of a walk from any cafes etc. Could be a bit noisy depending on what floor your room is on.
Good location, -although close to main roads, quiet-, clean room, own parking. Breakfast is excellent. Good value for money, for short stay Onli minor: staff was a bit unfriendly
The staff were very helpful during my stay at the hotel.
friendlystaff and convient location
low cost, new facility hard to find especially when the guaid is someplace wrong
breakfast the condition of the bedroom specially was horrible.
The fact that they don't have no one in responsible around during the night makes it impossible to deal with situations like the one I was confronted, a bunch of youngsters trashing the hotel at 2 a.m.. I wouldn't recommend this hotel for a relax vacation or for a good night of sleep.
there was suppose to be tv in the room but it wasn't i like to fall a sleep watching tv..
the room was clean and quiet.
Very clean, excellent breakfast for price (6 Euros). Shower overflowed into entry hall of room.
Affordable albeit a bit tight. Great Wi-Fi, nice breakfast - perfect for a longer business trip
Was very clean and service good. Shared toilet caused no problems. Rooms were small, but cost was low. Will stay there again.
Very clean and comfortable hotel (not hostel at all!) and excellent buffet breakfast. A bit far from the city centre but very easy to go and find and parking place just behind the building. A bit far from the city centre for those who have no car, but good public transport in Hamburg.
The room was small but very comfortable and excellent value for money. It was very clean and the staff were extremely helpful. I would definitely stay here again.
the hotel is clean and cosy location
The calm atmosphere, the friendly staff and the cleanliness of my room.
Very clean, cosy and tastefully decorated in spite of it being a small room. The room could do with better lighting around the sink and mirror. Unfortunately the hostel´s location is pretty out of the way.
cheap, easy to get to , good breakfast room very small
On the outskirts of town, perfect for an excursion to villages to the North, like Gluckstadt and Krempe, with a couple of friendly, inexpensive car rental companies only a block away. And the staff were professional and friendly.
Cost and accessability to the city centre It was cheap so I could not expect any more than I got
Nice clean room and quiet, and easy access to city centra. The room is a bit small, price was a bit high
the lokation near city. easy to find.
close to the city, good breskfast, friendly staf the toilet was very small
It isn't hotel, it is zimmer.
Location and staff. The hotel needs a refurbishment, as the carpet is quite smelly, but in general is really good value for money.
I stayed there on Saturday night and my stay was so great! St.Pauli district is so cool is just 5 min with the metro..go there lot of fan!Hamburg is a way better than Amsterdam and Hotel Lilienhof is better than most of the hotel in Amsterda
very good position, it is not a 5 stars, but quite comfortable, with friendly staff. Very good for quality/price!
dispite of shared bathroom, facilities in the hotel are very good and extra clean. Two WC per 4 rooms but feelings like private)) Heating is available according to your needs. a little bit noisy but with the closed window it's ok.
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Is there a free tool that will recursively scan every bit of code in your site for vulnerabilities associated with inputs, URL vars, AJAX requests, and all the other possible attack vectors?
do not know of a script that scans all vectors but this is a good scanner
maldet can be run on a 'nix server. It scans for all sorts of malware. My hosts have wanted to do the install on both a VPS and dedicated server so you may want to contact your host and request that they install and configure for you. It's an excellent malware scanner.
Cheers. I build all my sites on my own computer before putting them on the internet, so maldet program sounds like what I need.
I've just discovered that the maldet I thought was running (compliments of my host) wasn't there after all! However, I found that, if you have access to your server (VPS or dedi), you can download, install, configure and await your daily reports for yourself. Just Google for maldet.
I had a look at the link above. Its a malware scanner and not a tool to test vulnerabilities in an PHP applications. Saying that I have been looking for a link like that for a very long time and haven't found one yet!
Has anyone here found a tool like this....I would be very thankful
ThanksJon Software Developer
Hi Jon,
maldet is a malware scanner, TRUE! However, it does look into PHP files to detect malevolent code.
To test PHP vulnerabilities, you need to be very familiar with PHP coding ... and check user input until you're blue in the face!
Ah! I remember looking at Tenable's Nessus scanner ... but it costs a ton ($1500/yr) so you're better off with my earlier suggestion which is what is highly recommended everywhere.
Hmm. Tenable looks very good and I guess the price reflects it. Looks like I am down to two options:
Maldet and employing a consultant to check the app. I am sure it will the former my company will choose.
Thanks for all the help.
A malware scanner isn't what you really need. If have constructed your web site from a bunch of resources downloaded from the web (e.g a wordpress site with a bunch of plugins and themes) then it might be useful in detecting any spurious injections of malware (happens sometimes with free themes and plugins), but it won't detect vulnerabilities in a custom built site or application.
What you're looking for is penetration testing software / fuzzing software - this traverses the application as a client, testing inputs and responses with a range of typical exploitative techniques.There are freely available tools, but they often require a reasonable amount of expertise in their use. This link contains a list of possibilities: http://seclists.org/pen-test/2012/Feb/14And this site is useful in general in getting better clued up on where weaknesses are likely to be: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Top_10_2013-Top_10
Thanks for posting the information East Coast. It is a good question as security exploits become more and more common. As you said it may take some advanced level of expertise to use but at least it is a good starting point for finding site vulnerabilities "associated with inputs, URL vars, AJAX requests, and all the other possible attack vectors." In this age of advancing technology sometimes it is best to hire out a little help. It is now almost impossible to be an expert on all fronts.
We used "http://configserver.com/cp/cxs.html" on a few of our servers and atomic on other servers. Works great.
How to run maldet command in shel? is it like this?$ maldet -a /home/?/public_html/I get command not found error, what should I add before maldet?
Hmm...looks good..will try it out sahostking.
I think you have posted this on the wrong thread mate!
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Reimagining the Urban: Bay Area Connections Across the Arts and Public Space
Global Urban Humanities Initiative
Monday, September 30, 2013 from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM (PDT)
Event Details
Reimagining the Urban: Bay Area Connections Across Art and Public Space is a daylong symposium examining art, nature, economic development and equity in the Bay Area metropolis. Artists, curators, real estate developers, environmentalists and social justice advocates will gather to discuss the uses and abuses of the region's creative and natural resources.
For schedule, registration, and more information about the event, please visit the Reimagining the Urban website:
- Ric Ambrose (Richmond Art Center)
- Teresa Caldeira (City and Regional Planning, UC Berkeley)
- Lauren Dietrich Chavez (We Players)
- Margaret Crawford (Architecture, UC Berkeley)
- Deborah Cullinan (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts)
- Nicholas de Monchaux (Architecture and Urban Design, UC Berkeley)
- Raquel Gutierrez (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts)
- Shannon Jackson (Rhetoric, Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies, and Arts Research Center, UC Berkeley)
- Jake Levitas (San Francisco Mayor's Office)
- Brad McCrea (San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission)
- Marina McDougall (Center for Art & Inquiry, The Exploratorium)
- Judy Nemzoff (San Francisco Arts Commission)
- Rebecca Novick (Triangle Lab, California Shakespeare Theater)
- Elvin Padilla (950 Center for Art & Education)
- Louise Pubols (Oakland Museum of California)
- Ava Roy (We Players)
- Linda Rugg (Scandinavian, UC Berkeley)
- Susan Schwartzenberg (Independent Artist)
- Susan Schweik (English, UC Berkeley)
- Joel Slayton (ZERO1)
- Andy Wang(5M Project, Forest City)
Sponsors: The Arts Research Center and the Global Urban Humanities Initiative at UC Berkeley
Contact: email@example.com, (510) 644-4077
When & Where
Brower Center, Tamalpais Room
2150 Allston Way
Monday, September 30, 2013 from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM (PDT)
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Global Urban Humanities Initiative
The Global Urban Humanities Initiative brings together the humanities and environmental design to investigate cities and the urban human experience. Thanks to a generous 3.5-year grant from the Mellon Foundation, the Initiative is creating innovative cross-disciplinary courses and sponsoring symposia to energize scholarship that challenges traditional boundaries.


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BREVARD, N.C.- The Brevard College women's basketball team was unable to crawl out of an early 23-point deficit and fell in its season-opener against North Georgia Monday evening at Boshamer Gymnasium in Brevard, N.C.
The Nighthawks (1-0) saw three players record double digits in the game while Jaymee Carnes paced both teams with 19 points. The Tornados (0-1) dropped only their second home-opener in the last six seasons.
"It was tough matchup for some of our better players," said head coach Shannon Reid. "I scheduled this game specifically for that reason. It's a tough conference (SAC), so, a cupcake schedule won't help us at all in this league and our girls understand that."
North Georgia jumped out to an early 4-0 lead in the first 60 seconds before BC's Katie Williams drained a triple to make it a one-point game, 4-3, in the early goings.
However, the Nighthawks offense came to life going on a 14-0 run over the next 3:36 to stretch their lead to 18-3. Junior Taylor Hiatt hit her first of two three-pointers to snap the scoreless drought to bring the Tornados within a dozen.
North Georgia hit five of its next six shots to extend the lead to 23, 31-8. BC was unable to cut into the lead as it headed into half, 38-18, despite a six-point outburst from freshman Madison Lenox.
The Tornados shot 20% from the floor (6-for-30) in the first half while North Georgia hit 44.4% (12-for-27).
Both teams played square through most of the second half while the Nighthawks only outscored BC by six, 30-24.
BC would cut the NGU lead to 19, 46-27, when Chezney McJunkin drilled a trey and forcing the Nighthawks to call a timeout with 11:30 remaining.
However, Carnes tallied five of the teams' next seven points. The Tornados followed up with an 8-0 run thanks to a pair of free-throws from Williams and a Hiatt three with 6:24 remaining, but couldn't chip away at the lead beyond that.
NGU's Carnes enjoyed a solid performance while accumulating 19 points, 14 rebounds and five blocks. Teammate Stephanie Huffman tallied 17 points along with eight boards.
Lenox paced the Tornados with 13 points and three steals while Shelby Wolfe led the team with six rebounds while a trio of Tornados grabbed five boards each on the night.
"Madison (Lenox) did some really big things coming off the bench tonight," said Reid. "She was attacking it aggressively."
Brevard committed 19 turnovers while forcing 18. North Georgia totaled 45 rebounds, but BC held the advantage on the offensive glass, 14-10.
BC is amidst a tough three games in the three days schedule and will travel to Furman for an exhibition game tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at Timmons Arena in Greenville, S.C.
North Georgia vs Brevard
11/11/13 6 p.m. at Brevard, N.C.
At Brevard, N.C.
Jaymee Carnes 6-16 6-8 19; Stephanie Huffman 7-10 3-7 17; Cierra Jackson 5-8
0-1 11; Molly Rainwater 2-3 0-0 6; Keeley Chester 1-3 3-4 5; Jordan Livesay
2-8 0-0 5; Lauren Pounds 0-2 3-4 3; Riley Slaton 1-1 0-0 2; Karlee Akin 0-0
0-0 0; Kaylee Akin 0-1 0-0 0; Helena Pouengue 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 24-53 15-24
Madison Lenox 5-9 3-5 13; Katie Williams 2-10 4-5 9; Tuccoa Brackett 3-16
1-4 7; Taylor Hiatt 2-4 0-2 6; Chezney McJunkin 1-1 0-0 3; Lynsey Crisp 0-2
2-2 2; Shelby Wolfe 1-9 0-0 2; Jennifer Martin 0-0 0-0 0; Kadijah Watts 0-3
0-0 0; Hadara Bannister 0-3 0-1 0. Totals 14-57 10-19 42.
North Georgia................. 38 30 - 68
Brevard....................... 18 24 - 42
3-point goals--North Georgia 5-18 (Molly Rainwater 2-3; Jaymee Carnes 1-5;
Jordan Livesay 1-3; Cierra Jackson 1-2; Kaylee Akin 0-1; Helena Pouengue
0-1; Keeley Chester 0-2; Stephanie Huffman 0-1), Brevard 4-16 (Taylor Hiatt
2-3; Katie Williams 1-6; Chezney McJunkin 1-1; Shelby Wolfe 0-1; Kadijah
Watts 0-1; Lynsey Crisp 0-1; Tuccoa Brackett 0-1; Madison Lenox 0-2). Fouled
out--North Georgia-None, Brevard-None. Rebounds--North Georgia 45 (Jaymee
Carnes 14), Brevard 39 (Shelby Wolfe 6). Assists--North Georgia 10 (Helena
Pouengue 3), Brevard 6 (Madison Lenox 2; Shelby Wolfe 2). Total fouls--North
Georgia 18, Brevard 19. Technical fouls--North Georgia-None, Brevard-Madison
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MMA is not a charity
Nice vid, that guys a beast! Those kicks at just past 4 minutes were especially nice. Any footage available of his fights?
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Im going to have a go on the balancing ball, how many attemps did that take? There was a definate punching of the air after accomplishing that, which leeds me to believe it wasnt easy.
Quality vid that mate, I appreciated the music
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rekon me m8 kud have him lyke, but he duz look pretty handy. Kick to the knackers would end it tho - still, nice vid like. Might go and do some bench press now man.
yu stoopid or wat? obviersly that far to many setz man. hu does 50 sets lyke? Workn the tryseps is most importent for punchen fellaz (or lasses if ur that fella on the main page thred). Just had some cafeen to get us going. ganna pump hard.


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Seven New Inductees in the NFL Hall of Fame in Canton
Seven new members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame were inducted on Saturday. Linebacker Derrick Brooks, punter Ray Guy, defensive ends Michael Strahan and Claude Humphrey, tackle Walter Jones, wide receiver Andre Reed, and cornerback Aeneas Williams were enshrined in Canton on Saturday. The annual Hall of Fame Game between the New York Giants and Buffalo Bills will be played Sunday.
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Tuesday afternoon
Astute readers of Larry the Free Software Guy might notice a trend in this week's blogs, and if you said "pop music references," you'd be right. Yesterday's "Monday, Monday" is the title of a song by The Mamas & The Papas, and today's comes to you from the Moody Blues. OK, kids, go ahead and hit Wikipedia to look up those bands we old folks continually talk about . . . .
Tuesday, of course, is farmers market day in the People's Republic of Felton, the town that had the unmitigated audacity to buy its waterworks back from a multinational and put it back in town hands. And at the ring of the bell at 2:30 to signal the start of the market, Felton LUG was set up and ready to go, with both Frank Adamson and me staffing the table.
That's Frank in the photo in the article linked above. Frank, an octagenarian, takes a walk about a mile down the hill every Tuesday to staff the Felton LUG table (not to worry, folks — we make sure Frank gets a ride home up the hill, usually with indefatigable FOSS evangelist Bob Lewis or sometimes his wife drives down to pick him up). An Ubuntu user, Frank has been a FOSS advocate for about a year.
With his work with Felton Friends of Locally Owned Water (FLOW) and other activities in Felton (like the Friends of the Library), Frank seems to know everyone in Felton. People come to the table and say hello to Frank, and immediately Frank starts off into his pitch about FOSS and GNU/Linux.
This farmers market table seems to be working well, not only for the LUG — which had nearly 20 people attend the meeting last Saturday — but also for FOSS in general.
People have a general sense of what Linux is — it's that operating system thing, right? — and seeing it in an arena that's not normally a "tech environment" makes it a lot less threatening, for loss of a better term. So I would strongly urge everyone who wants to promote FOSS, GNU/Linux and Linux (for those who want to make that distinction, which I don't anymore) take the word forth to places where you might not normally find tech talk; like farmers markets, or tractor pulls, or gun shows. Anywhere where people congregate is a place where FOSS can be pitched.
Also, one of the funniest things today was handing out stickers to kids. One kid asked for one, and then her friends came up and said, "Excuse me, can we please have stickers, too?" (Such polite kids we have here in Felton.) At one point the kids had come back several times, and they had stuck the stickers on their shirts, so they were wearing Fedora, OpenSUSE, WordPress and the GNU/Linux "Dynamic Duo" gnu and penguin superhero stickers on their shirts. Sure, I bet moms wanted to strangle me, but one dad commented to me about his daughter, "You know, she looks like a stock car," which I thought was funny.
So Tuesday's down and Wednesday's next. Watch this space.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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Best Of :: People & Places
Remember when just the name Montezooma's Revenge was enough to raise your hackles? You were 8, maybe, and had to look up what it meant. And when you learned that it was a cool name for traveler's diarrhea, and were struck by the perfectness of naming a scary ride after an unpleasant bodily function, you knew that even though you were petrified beyond belief, it was time to prove your manliness. Dysentery or no dysentery, you had to ride this ride.
Like the infamous infectious Third World disease, this roller coaster doesn't last long. There is no fire-and-brimstone-wielding Aztec god (he's been moonlighting on the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland), no cursed Spanish Conquistadores, just a straight shot out of the platform, a loop-de-loop, a backward spike and back.
So what if the skateboarders down at Venice Beach do more extreme tricks? This one is all about historical appeal. Such is the power of memory and brand marketing that a roller coaster named for a gastrointestinal disorder has sentimental value.—Gendy Alimurung
The Paramount Ranch has stood in for Tombstone, Laredo, Dodge City and a host of other cowboy movie landmarks. The façade of a Western town still stands at the entrance and is occasionally used for TV and film shoots. A large grassy area with tables is perfect for picnics. Various trailheads lead into easy hikes through Malibu Creek State Park.—Molly Lambert
It's a favorite of hipsters, artists, scholars, scientists and pretty much anyone with an interest in natural history, dimly lit rooms, mysticism, bees, Wunderkammer, biology, archaeology, pyramids, taxidermy, Victoriana, the notion of what makes a museum a museum, and/or a general sort of elegant weirdness. The Museum of Jurassic Technology, which opened in the late 1980s and, along with its curator-creator David Wilson, was profiled in Lawrence Weschler's book Mr. Wilson's Cabinet of Wonders, subsists on donations. It has survived some tough times, thanks in large part to the $500,000 MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant Wilson received in 2001. More recently, the museum picked up yet another prestigious accolade: its own Facebook page. Titled "I Want to Live in the Museum of Jurassic Technology," with some 134 members and growing, the page expresses a kind of deep longing. If you lived in the MJT, the sentiment goes, you would have as much time as you desired to wrap your mind around the enigma, to parse out every nuance as you contemplate its greatest hits: the mouse on toast; the Napoleon Library; the microminiature Goofy sculpture on a grain of rice atop the eye of a needle; the mobile-park dioramas; and the strange bell thing that chimes unexpectedly while you're staring at the holographic Egyptian tomb.
If you lived in the MJT, you would be the proud possessor of a wealth of relics, curios and technological artifacts supposedly harvested from the lower Jurassic period. People would squint for extended periods at the itty-bitty fruit-stone carving in your living room, trying to make out if there really is a Flemish landscape etched on its front, and "an unusually grim Crucifixion, with a soldier on horseback, Longinus piercing Christ's side with a lance" on its back. Friends would stop by for Georgian black tea and cookies in your Tula Tea Room. Perhaps they'd whisper about how you really ought to hire a new decorator, because your entire place is a wee bit funereal, never mind the cute portraits of the Soviet space dogs. Or if they straight up don't get it — and a few unenlightened folks never will — they'll stomp out in a bewildered huff and swear that it's the worst $10 donation they ever spent. You'll know better, though. "Jurassic" means a whole lot more than "dinosaur."—Gendy Alimurung
At first glance, it's a rusted tower crane. Perhaps something dredged up from the ocean, an artifact of some lost city in some displaced future, like Mad Max's Atlantis. Unlike any projection system Los Angeles has ever seen, the Engine Theater is 1,000 pounds of illuminated oxidized-steel sculpture that rotates to hold a 17-by-10-foot film screen.
Built by Silver Lake–based filmmaker Burke Roberts and his Bizzurke Army collective to answer what Roberts saw as L.A.'s lack of independent screening venues, the Engine is a portable movie theater designed to fit into a number of indoor and outdoor spaces, turning any environment into a motion-picture venue.
Since its 2007 debut at the Architecture and Design Museum of Los Angeles, the Engine Theater has traveled to giant outdoor music and art festivals like Burning Man and Coachella, as well as private parties and über-hip downtown L.A. events, like this year's HARD New Year's Eve, where it screened Daft Punk's film Electroma. Never in one place for long, the Engine's home is where it parks its trailer.
The Engine may have taken 4,000 man-hours to create, but for Roberts and the artists that make up the Bizzurke Army, screening in and around L.A. is only the beginning of the theater's potential. Roberts sees the Engine Theater as having unlimited touring capabilities, like a punk rock band that travels city to city to play gigs wherever, and to whomever.
Currently you can find the Engine at Studio 1636 art gallery, in Hollywood, where Roberts hosts weekly screenings of independent films from around the world.—Erin Broadley
Steam trains were an obsession for Walt Disney since his childhood. From his earliest sketches, he planned to have a railroad circling around the park at Disneyland. Ward Kimball and Ollie Johnson, two of Disney Studios' "Nine Old Men" of animation, shared the same obsession. They introduced Walt to their hobby of narrow-gauge live-steam backyard railroading, inspiring Disney to re-create the barn from his family home in Missouri and make his own miniature track. He used the barn as a workshop for his Carolwood Railroad, a fully operating steam train built an eighth of the size of the real thing on a half-mile of track. Although his train, the Lilly Belle, resides at Disneyland, Walt's Carolwood Barn has been relocated to Griffith Park's former Travel Town, now known as the Los Angeles Live Steamers Museum. The Barn is open free to the public on the third Sunday of each month, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with guided tours provided by members of the Carolwood Pacific Historical Society—Molly Lambert
In the general category of obsessive types, rail fanatics are hard to beat. It's one of those fixations that begins in childhood and can balloon into an all-consuming, nostalgia-drenched existence. A glance at any historical rail Web site, typically filled with pages of precise timetables, minutiae about obsolete technology and other arcane information relating to gauge size and engine types will give you an idea.
Of course, every train obsessive's fixation began in childhood. Most kids love trains. Even those who might never step foot in any form of rail-operated transport are gripped by an intuitive fascination.
That's why a visit to the Travel Town Museum in Griffith Park is both a great way to kill a couple hours with your kids and connect with your inner child and history geek. Hell, it's a shame that most visitors are parents with tots in tow. Adults with a modicum of interest in the subject are missing out.
The "railroad petting zoo" that hugs the 5 at the northern end of the park is a graveyard of technology. Nineteenth-century horse-drawn passenger cars are exposed to the elements, and the passage of time is evident on the decaying bodies of the imposing locomotive engines, cabooses, freight cars, Pullmans and other relics that feel like a ragtag group of world-weary characters. (For those who want to get their hands dirty with a more intensive hands-on experience with working trains, membership at the Los Angeles Live Steamers Railroad Museum next door is better suited to active hobbyists.)
Plus, Travel Town is a bargain. You can buy tickets on the Travel Town Railroad mini-train ($2 or $2.50 for two laps around the three-eighths-of-a-mile track; it's the sister to the Griffith Park & Southern Railroad), make a voluntary donation and buy train-themed goods at the gift shop. Or you can visit and spend no money at all.
The institution, which is managed by the Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks and the Travel Town Museum Foundation, could use some curatorial and physical sprucing up. At times the interpretive program closely approaches paeans to the corporations that built the railways and donated most of the collection, with little in the way of critical history. The attractions are also, frankly, really dangerous. Climbing inside the Oahu Railway and Land Company caboose, or the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe locomotive requires some perilous maneuvering — no small feat if you're managing overly excited kids. Though some cars are undergoing restoration, an army of conservators is nowhere to be found, nor is there a list of who's-who board members posted at the entrance.
But this down-home quality, extending even to the unfussy graphic design, is also a big part of Travel Town's charm. On weekdays especially, there's a ghost-town-like appeal that makes you feel like you have the run of the place. What better way to spark imaginations, regardless of age?—Jessica Ritz


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Hope Bisping takes this.
Alan Belcher is really overrated IMO. He has never beaten any top guys.
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Hope Belcher takes this...
Bisping is seriously overrated IMO, he's never beaten any top guys.
Like what I did there King?
Bisping takes this IMO!
Grizzly where did your Bisping hatred spring from; it's relentless, you never miss a chance to jump on him? I think he may have given you a dry slap at some stage in your life!!
I think that they are both potentially over rated, Belcher more so though. They also both talk a good fight. Imo Stann was a more dangerous fight for Mike and I expect him to take a UD or even a late tko
I don't understand how Bisping can call Belcher's career pathetic when you look at the stats...
Belcher - 2 Fight of the Night, 2 Submission of the Night
Bisping - 3 Fight of the Night
^ Belcher has had less fights
Belcher 8 of his 9 UFC wins have been finishes
Bisping 8 of his 13 UFC wins have been finishes
^ Belcher has more finishes in less fights
Belcher - 64% Win Ratio (14 fights)
Bisping - 72% Win Ratio (18 fights)
^ Given Bisping has had 4 more fights I would argue there isn't much in that...
They've both lost the same amount of fights
Both are coming off a loss...
I don't understand how it's pathetic when you've not done more yourself...
Let the bashing begin.
I think they are both good fighters, however both are far down in the pecking order especially after recent losses.
Neither guy as yet has had the breakthrough win so for either to call the other pathetic is laughable.
If Bisping loses to Belcher I honestly don't know where he goes from there. That being said I have Bisping winning by TKO (GNP). I think he'll overwhelm Belcher at some point during the fight and get the W.
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After struggling to find the end zone early in the season, the Utes have enjoyed some of their most productive outings in the last two games in recent history.
Utah, which followed its 49-27 win over Cal with a 49-6 victory over Washington State Saturday, scored more points in its last two games than it had since 2010.
That year, the Utes beat Iowa State 68-27 and Wyoming 30-6.
"We're starting to figure things out," Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. "We've gotten better each of the last four weeks."
Utah quarterback Travis Wilson was 17-for-21 for 171 yards and connected with 14 different receivers.
"We were definitely ready to play today," Wilson said.
Ranting away
Washington State coach Mike Leach ripped his team following the loss, saying Utah could have beaten the Cougars by 100 if the Utes had wanted to do so.
"I can't fathom, on any level, how you work at anything and then just come out and not try," he said. "It doesn't matter what physical condition a person is in, how old, how young, anybody is capable of a great effort. So anybody's capable of it. The fact of the matter, today, we refused to give it."
Whittingham's mark in 100 games
Whittingham, who suffered the longest losing streak of his career this season when the Utes lost four in a row, is 70-30 as the Utes' head coach.
He is 6-9 against Pac-12 teams and 7-1 in bowl games, with the lone loss being to Boise State in the 2010 Las Vegas Bowl.
Injury report
Offensive lineman Jeremiah Tofaeono didn't play due to a foot injury. Also missing the game were running back Kelvin York and corner Ryan Lacy. The Utes didn't report any injuries Saturday.
Whittingham said the Utes have had 10 starters injured this season.
"Our offensive line is running on fumes," he said.
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The "Out There" tour has McCartney singing Beatles classics and songs from his former band Wings, and his 2013 studio album "NEW."
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine rejected a petition Friday for the proposed Legalize Marijuana in Ohio constitutional amendment.
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YO UR EMAIL IS MESSED EVERY TIME I TRY TO SEND U ONE IT SAYS THAT U CANT BE REACHED.WHAT THE HELL :angry: TRY AND SEND ME AN EMAILpanic Posted on May 19 2004, 05:28 PM
dont mind this fool up in here.
chillin, if you dont pm or email me im gunna start the hateing.
um, sek. this is a thread for throw ups only, not to see if anyoneone can help you with your little scribbles ok? go to the sketch thread and get rid of that huge flick.
Leat see some more throwies!
Know writing ANORone
yeah...what is posting a huge ass blurry flick twice going to get you?
sorry! that 2nd pic was totally accidental!
Know writing ANORone
3 months explains why you have the name Sek, when there is already sek UNC, KOPS, who has done stuff in toronto, and montreal. and since you're obvoiously from LONDON, that's in ontario, and i suggest a name change. you basically shouted out all the writers in/or were in london, except for media... try not to give too much away, and spell it donSe. if you want to hook up and write, just pm me. word....Originally posted by SEK@May 19 2004, 05:38 PM
Im not offended , i know i need to practise more, i hav only been writing for 3 monthes!
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Originally Posted by fannypack mcvegetarian uprockOriginally Posted by SALVO will stab any mothafuckaMNPOriginally Posted by I_Love_SATAN_and_hate_you
why does it look like theres a ' F ' on the left beside the first letter of the throwie?????
Oh shit thats huge! My bad, just figured out how to resize now. What do u think for it being the first throwup I ever did.
Here's some throwies from 613.
i like the last one
well, there was a good page of pictures, now all you mother fuckers want to talk...shut up...more photos
The patron saint of mediocrity.
I like the 3-d on this one. I don't know why, but it gives it a cleaner look. probably because it was executed so smoothly, i dunno.
Man chillen you got more pics of my stuff than i do!thanks for the pics!lol
is all that shit in hamilton?havent seen one of those trees bombs, and that toast i havent seen, those from somewhere else?
I get ferocious, supercalafragalisticexpialadosious
na man there all from hamilton that toast is on that building near the skate park downtown i dont remember what its calledhavent seen one of those trees bombs, and that toast i havent seen, those from somewhere else?
what happend to trees i havent seen anythig new by him in like 2 years.do u know him? :huh:
cough cough
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Im pretty sure a lot of caps work pretty well on krylon. Dont quote me on that cuz i was never able to get the old krylon.
Im pretty sure a lot of caps work pretty well on krylon. Dont quote me on that cuz i was never able to get the old krylon.
^^ thats true but most of the colors are too shitty to use any way.
montana is acrylic paint which is why its so thin and covers so well just to let u know
i know the montana gold is acrylic. 2g is bitumen based. i think thats also whyit dries so much faster.
montana is way too expensive for me to use all the time...
rustoleum+rusto fats= sex in a can
If you want to put other caps on painters touch, i found a way to put an ny fat on it. Maybe if i feel like it, ill post a tut, but its common sense, not very hard.
gold dot...all my grey dots always clog....
oceanos gay as fuck, i was talking to the vocalist and he uses a bass drum mic to get his vocals lower
anyways...heres a question, dont answer unless you have physicaly used it
do astro's work on rusto?
also...dont tell me to search because theres alot of confusion with that, its really not a universal cap, it doesnt work witgh everything...alot of people say they do, alot of people say they dont...and no, it doesnt work if it floods the can
im talking clean lines with no paint flowing all over your hands
i got ahold of some a while ago and used them on my mtn, but i wasnt sure about rusto, and if they do work, how fat is the line, and do you get good flairs with them?
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
never knew that bout oceano....dam thats wak....astros on rusto sux...floods like a mofo...super fats work on rusto tho...
if you have the caps......TRY IT.
its like talkin graffiti with my sisters kids or somethin....
dont be stupid people
read the post dumbshit, i said i got ahold of them a while ago and used them on mtn
dont you think i would have tried them on rusto if i fucking had them?
read the whole post before you go and make yourself look stupid
marty- yeah neither did i until i talked to him and said i liked his low's...i used to see their shows before they got signed and shit because for me, their local...and after he told me that im like wow...gay...why dont you get rid of your drummer and have a keyboardist do drums on a drum pad instead....whitechapels the shit son, and thanks for the straight up answer
"You are a fat toy who's moms a whore." -LACAN
Its a hit or miss.
yeah i hate that shit, it depends on where you get your tips...some work and some dont
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Tips for Travelling with Kids
I am writing this post to reassure any concerned mums and dads out there about to take their small kids on a long journey. I know this sounds like a scary combination (contained space, lots of other people, unpredictable small kids) but it can be done!
We have taken our two little ones (currently 8 months and 2.5 years old) on a number of long journeys (by car, train and plane) - the most recent being a 10 hour flight. I would like to offer up some tips for how to make travelling with babies and toddlers as pain-free (even enjoyable!) as possible, and it would be great if you shared below if you have any tips yourself.
* Organisation, organisation, organisation. This is essential with little ones in tow! Hopefully they will sleep on a very long journey, but if not you probably want to plan enough activities and snacks for the whole time available. It's also really helpful to have your bag well-organised into sections so different toys and books are easy to grab at a moment's notice.
* Snacks: plenty of healthy snacks and a few special treats will help your kids to munch their way through the long journeys. There's nothing worse than a hungry, moaning child and hours ahead of you.
* Get some help: don't be ashamed to ask for help from the cabin crew - everyone is happier when the little ones are content.
* Sticker books are amazing for using up hours and hours of time. Preferably ones your kids haven't seen yet and with their favourite characters/ hobbies in.
* Get creative and pack lots of small toys which will involve the kid's attention for the maximum time possible. Some favourites of mine are: travel aquadraw, bubbles, travel puzzles, brain puzzles and cubes, art materials e.g. bendy men or writing their own story.
* If you have a baby and are flying/ on the train - put them on the boob! Hours of contentment!
* If all else fails - pull out your ipad/ portable dvd player loaded with their favourite programmes.
Happy travelling!


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UPLAND -- The Upland Unified School District Board of Trustees has been made aware of several ways to save a necessary $9 million in the next fiscal year.
Interim Superintendent Sherri Black reviewed a list of suggestions made by employees to the district's fiscal advisor Michele McClowry to identify cuts needed to prevent insolvency.
Some of the cuts will suffice for the next fiscal year, but the district also needs to make permanent cuts that will prevent the district from deficit spending in future fiscal years," Black said.
"One piece of this everyone should remember is this isn't just a one year lets fix 2013-14 problem," she said. "We have an immediate need to fix 2013-14, but we have a need to fix, ongoing, some of this deficit spending because of the structural problem we have. "
Due to the amount of deficit spending by the district - $7.9 million this fiscal year and $9 million next fiscal year - San Bernardino County school officials downgraded Upland Unified to a negative certification at their second interim budget.
McClowry was assigned to the district by the county to help guide them through their fiscal crisis.
She has been accepting suggestions from employees and the public on possible cuts, which were shared with the board last week.
The suggestions were broken into categories: facilities, maintenance, construction and operations; special education; district office/district wide; classified services, high school/junior high school; elementary schools; transportation; negotiated suggestions and miscellaneous.
Black said district staff is reviewing all staffing and personnel, transportation and ways to increase attendance at school sites.
The district is researching some of the suggestions to determine if they have a substantial cost savings.
"We are going to need to know the board's preference on whether or not these are things we should or should not do, whether or not they're things we need to do this coming school years or something to come at a different school year," Black said.
Many of the suggestions will require negotiations with employee groups.
About 91 percent of the district's budget is for salaries and benefits.
The district has already cut employees by 15.2 percent.
The district faces health and welfare as well as vendor costs rise every year.
Several of the suggestions included cutting personnel or staff, which Black said staff is reviewing.
"I will say that anything that has a people pieces attached to them we are looking at and determining whether or not some of those things can be done or should be done," she said.
Trustee President Wes Fifield said cuts that could be made immediately should be the highest priority.
"I think we need to focus on the things we can do now, today, and then as we go forth," he said.
The board was given an update on Gov. Jerry Brown's May Revise, which shows no relief for the district.
"This is not great news for the district unfortunately there was nothing in there that we're seeing that can basically help the district off our own fiscal cliff at this point," said Liz Seymour, the district's senior director of fiscal services.
The district receives 78 percent of their revenue from the state, which is only funding the district about 77 cents per dollar owed to them.
The school district relies on Cost of Living Adjustment funding from the state, which they have not received since the 2007-08 fiscal year, Seymour said.
As part of Brown's May Revise, the state will pay back money owed to schools more quickly, but will not be new funding, she said.
The district will also receive more funding for Common Core State Standards program, which is restricted funding and cannot be used to help alleviate the general fund.
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Have you tried google?
My network has a limited number of USB ports. I need to boot a read-only instance of BT. I'd like to configure this to boot the ISO from the HD itself.
I'd be grateful for any grub stanza where someone got this, or anything similar, to work.
The primary OS is ubuntu, and in theory, grub supports the loopback mechanism, so I should be able to copy the ISO onto an EXT file system. A live ISO if you will, but not using a CDROM or a USB stick.
menuentry "Backtrack" {
loopback loop (hd0,2)/opt/bt4-r1.iso
linux (loop)/boot/vmlinux BOOT=casper boot=casper nopersistent textonly rw quiet
initrd (loop)/boot/initrd.gz
In practice, not so much.
EXT3-fs (hda2): error: couldn't mount because of unsupported optional features (240)
This was touched on in an earlier post, but the boot stanza the author was pursing required the 'find_iso/filename' capabilities, which appear not to be supported in the default version of grub. I am trying for anything that works...
Have you tried google?
I might suggest also ripping the filesystem.squashfs, initrd, and kernel out of the ISO, and putting them into an appropriate place on an EXT-2 filesystem. Then you can just point grub to them and boot. This also means that if you want to do some periodic updates, you're free to customize the filesystem.squashfs any way you'd like - no restamping of a CD or re-running some UNetBootin app. Just extract the FS, modify, mksquashfs, and over-write. Next boot - you win!
Interesting idea, thank you. The ISO is little more than a container, albeit a convenient one. I am still hopeful someone else has been successful with loopback, but I will poke around and see what's involved to boot from squashfs.
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But we don't want the video, we want da cool tool!
But we don't want the video, we want da cool tool!
Don't eat yellow snow :rolleyes:
this is just a bash/perl/python script to run a bunch of tools...
I have been working on a perl extention like this for a long time ....
i have working code of a "aussie swiss army knife"
i want too open the script to the world, but first i need a stable working version..
the scanners return false negitives, and vun scanners return whole vun subnets.
I have a working SQL scanner that looks for null login, along with RFI/LFI...
and lastly milw0rm, packetstorm, updates - working on python/perl base RSS feed for new exploit test soon.....
The environment is created using cygwin, but i have tested it with wind0ws, linux backtrack 2/3, nubuntu(will release the full source code when readted to this project), darwin(itouch/iphone(worls like a charm)), debian, FreeBSD, DSL, redhat, and some perl enabled nokia phones like the 8800, also have had a tested version scan and work on a WLAN windows CE based palm pilot.
I hope to have a fully working script within the next 2-3 weeks, i am seeking help - email@example.com if any perl/python coders would like to contribute....
Thanks for listening.
I have found the Swiss Army Knife.
I found a post on a forum from the creator. It has been RENAMED! To...
It's already on BT3
you use ./fast-track.py -i to update everything
and use ./fast-track.py -c to do the SQL attack
Forum I found the post on: http://forums.nubuntu.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&p=316
Post by r3l1k
Uhhhh, I'm the creator of the "Swiss Army Knife" and work for SecureState. I'm not sure where you go your information from but it couldn't be further from the truth. The name has changed to "Fast-Track" and will be in the next release of Back|Track 3.0, videos are currently available at our site on it, and if you download the latest beta of Back|Track, Fast-Track is included in there.
Just to add, it is easily ported to Ubuntu, Gentoo, OSX, and pretty much any other distro. The newest version 3.0 incorporates the menu mode, command line mode, and a web GUI with a ton of more tools.
http://www.securestate.com/files/fas...sttrack30.html for a video.


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The Utah Supreme Court on Tuesday threw out a 2010 Springville drug case, saying the officers did not have reasonable suspicion to search the defendant's truck. But the justices affirmed that officers may frisk a suspect in a traffic stop if they fear for their safety.
Craig Gurule, 45, pleaded guilty to first-degree felony possession of a controlled substance after a Springville officer found 2.9 grams methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in his truck during a traffic stop on Nov. 3, 2010. But Gurule reserved the right to appeal, claiming the evidence from the truck was found during an unconstitutional search. The court agreed with Gurule.
Police had said they spotted Gurule at Allen's Super Save in Springville after receiving an anonymous tip that two Latino men had exchanged money and plastic baggies in the parking lot. The tipster mentioned seeing a gray Dodge truck belonging to a person with the last name Luna a vehicle and name the officers recognized "as having past drug involvements."
The officers did not find the gray truck at the store, but they saw Craig Gurule leave the store with grocery bags and get into his father's black Ford truck. The officers knew of Gurule because he was on parole for drug and weapons violations in 2006, and citizen informants and other police had said he was "possibly involved in drug activity."
The officers followed Gurule, noting that he left his turn signal on for about three blocks and was driving on the fog line. They tried to pull Gurule over, but he did not immediately stop. Gurule instead glanced around, fiddled with something in his left hand and slowed down until the police turned on sirens.
The officers frisked Gurule and looked into the driver's side of the truck for weapons or contraband, but they found nothing, the ruling states. The officers called for a police dog, but none were available, so they called a parole agent and described the traffic stop. The parole agent asked the Springville officers to search Gurule's truck, where the drug evidence was found.
The state Attorney General's Office, arguing for the police, said the officers had reasonable suspicion that Gurule was dealing drugs. He had been seen leaving the grocery store where a drug deal had been reported; he matched the tipster's description; he had been mentioned as a possible drug suspect; he was on parole; and he made "furtive" gestures.
"We thought the officers had sufficient facts to have reasonable suspicion," said Jeffrey Gray, assistant attorney general.
But the justices found that, apart from race, Gurule had no demonstrated connection to any details of the reported drug deal at Allen's store; many Latinos shop at the store, so "it is presumptive to assume that Gurule was one of the two men involved," the court's ruling states. Simply being a parolee and a subject of special attention from investigators "did not give rise to a reasonable suspicion that Gurule was, at the moment, engaged in ... criminal activity," the court concluded.
Gurule's "suspicious actions" before stopping also did not rise to reasonable suspicion of illegal activity that would justify a search, justices ruled. But they did say his behavior justified the officers' protective frisk to check Gurule for weapons.
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Cred - Looking better, digging that C and D.
Nana - I'd drop a cyan blue on that, or maybe even a pinkish red. I can't really tell from the pic, but that R might need a tad bit more definition. I'm reading DIPSA.
Fucked the R. But meh.
Cred - Looking better, digging that C and D.
Nana - I'd drop a cyan blue on that, or maybe even a pinkish red. I can't really tell from the pic, but that R might need a tad bit more definition. I'm reading DIPSA.
Fucked the R. But meh.
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i get it!!! but i think its cause its done in pencil. and i used a webcam. none the less, i agree tho my r looks shitty...
@Syn I don't think the R is bad. Only thing i see is mayabe space the W out a bit more or don't extend the bottom of the E as much. i wish i could do outlines as clean as you.
Lost all flow whatsoever with the D on this one...
^^not even.
cred, you should do some nice clean simples and get a lil better grasp on structure. don't get me wrong, not saying yours is horrible like some people... but it would help you develop your ish quicker. you are trying to do complicated things too soon and ittlll look whack if you don't gots some good structure
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haha ^^ diggen the guer one looks pretty good
@ cred its starting to look like an o' again
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Not to be a jackass, but I think I'm... going to keep quiet...
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Physh - like the concept, but the S is a lil off the bars are smaller then the other letters.
Site - go to the new to graffiti thread and read it forward backward from the right to the left from left to right. And post then what you made
@Physh - loving how you used your bars., good shit.
Trying to keep my shit simple and cleann
sitegraff, your characters might have potential if you work on them... try to do some minimalistic simple candy style characs... like kidrobot's for example. might work out for you
as for your actual graff stuff (letters) not so much, just like a lot of peeps here, you're starting wrong. the new to graff thread might help. hanging out and lurking for crits might also help. but one thing you need to do for sure is: stop what you're doing with your letters and stop using your methods and stick around to find out how to build your letters all over again. you're gonna have to start fresh if you want to get somewhere..
Nana, welcome to the forums, hope the guys here don't scare you away with their dicks.. you gotta understand, they don't see many females around these parts so youre something new and exciting to them, that confuses them...
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few randoms here. stop character ideas and the sketches are kinda new for me. trying to figure out colours
.lets just get to the violence.
the last one is very interesting, I can definitely see something like that as a clean ass wildstyle with details, an insane color scheme, 3D and background on some nice freshly painted wall... would burn hotter than a forest fire dude..
but if you could have properly structured letters in there rather than just random shapes, it would be much better
thanks dude. i know my letters are fucked at times. just trying out a bunch of things. i kinda dig that third one i posted up.
.lets just get to the violence.


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