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They suspect cost is the driving force
Even though the
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in new vehicles is near, grieving parents and safety advocates want to know what the heck has taken so long.
The rearview camera mandate would make it so every vehicle would have a backup camera for seeing behind the vehicle when in reverse. The idea was triggered by the 300 deaths and 16,000 injuries annually caused by a driver's inability to see behind their vehicle when backing up. Many of the injuries and death affect young children and senior citizens.
Judy Neiman, 53, of West Richland, Washington, is just one of the many people who have experienced a tragic death due to
driving a car in reverse
without properly checking her surroundings before backing up. She accidentally backed over and killed her 9-year-old daughter, Sydnee.
"They have to do something, because I've read about it happening to other people. I read about it and I said, 'I would die if it happens to me,'" said Neiman. "Then it did happen to me."
The White House is doing something about it, but there have been several delays in regulating the use of these cameras. The rearview camera regulations date back to 2007, when Congress initially approved legislation to set these standards by February 28, 2011. This
date was delayed
to February of this year, and again to December 31.
While the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are both behind the making of these new standards, others, namely automakers, have worried that the cost of installing these cameras on each vehicle would drive the price up too high. Parents and safety advocates blame worries regarding cost for the delays in safety.
NHTSA estimated that adding backup cameras to every car would add $58 to $88 to the price of vehicles that have an existing dashboard display screens. It would cost $159 to $203 for those without them.
DOT Secretary Ray LaHood said he is meeting with White House officials to
finalize the regulations
by December 31.
In the meantime, Neiman grieves over her lost child who had survived four open-heart surgeries like a champ, but was eventually killed due to her mistake. She couldn't see her 4-foot tall daughter behind her van when pulling out of the garage.
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ALLISON STEWART (MSNBC political commentator and daytime anchor): Is it just possible that John Kerry really did make a heartfelt comment and the Cheneys really did just act as angry parents? Or does that just not happen in DC?
BUCHANAN (MSNBC analyst and former Republican presidential candidate): Look, you might have said that was the reaction when Edwards did it the first time, and he mentioned the daughter was gay, but when you do it the second time in a presidential debate and use the cold, hard word "lesbian," which really is offensive and what is to many people, this is deliberate. This is cold. This is calculated because Kerry and Edwards are hurting over the fact that they are both sympathetic to the idea that homosexual marriages should be elevated to the same level as traditional marriage. And to bring an innocent woman into this, you know what this is like? It's like finding a conservative who's a right-to-lifer and going on television and saying, "I'm sorry, my friend's daughter had an abortion." You don't do that.
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Post subject: Packattack's Post SB 1 Rounder
1. KC - Geno Smith - KC can't afford to pass on a decent QB, Smith may be overdrafted but it's a huge need.
2. JAX - Damontre Moore - The Jags just need pass rushing help bad, and Moore is very versatile and athletic.
3. OAK - Star Lotuleli - The Raiders need for a DT should pay off here as they land a very dominant lineman.
4. PHI - Luke Joeckel - The Eagles can't rely on Jason Peters to stay healthy, and even if he does their O Line needs help.
5. DET - Bjoern Werner - The Lions may lose Avril and possibly cut KVB so DE is a big need, luckily for them the draft is deep there.
6. CLE - Jarvis Jones - Jones reminds me a bit of Von Miller and I think he could be a terrific OLB in the Browns new 3-4.
7. ARI - Eric Fisher - Fisher's senior bowl performance has vaulted him into the top 10, where the tackle hungry cardinals are waiting.
8. BUF - Dion Jordan - The Bills didn't get much out of Mark Anderson, so an upgrade at DE is needed across from Mario.
9. NYJ - Barkevious Mingo - The Jets need a consistent 3-4 OLB, and Mingo has the talent to fill that role. Milliner could be an option depending on Revis.
10. TEN - Dee Milliner - The Titans never really replaced Cortland Fiinegan, but they do here.
11. SD - Chance Warmack - With no tackle worthy of this pick the Bolts take the top interior lineman available to boost their o line.
12. MIA - Cordarelle Patterson - The Fins need a WR bad, and Patterson has the talent to greatly improve thier passing game.
13. TB - Alec Ogletree - The Bucs need a big upgrade at LB, and Ogletree has the kind of athleticism that makes GM's drool.
14. CAR - Sheldon Richardson - The Panthers need a stud DT to help shore up their d-line.
15. NO - Johnathan Hankins - The Saints move to a 3-4 means they'll need a NT, and Hankins is well suited for that role.
16. STL - Kenny Vaccaro - The Rams have a nice young front 7, but the secondary needs work. Vaccaro can become an enforcer on the back end for the rams.
17. PIT - Ezekiel Ansah - The Steelers will need to find more pass rushers bcuz Harrison is getting old and they have little behind him. Ansah has great upside.
18. DAL - Johnathan Cooper - The Boys could use some o-line help, and Cooper can play guard or center, and play it very well.
19. NYG - Manti Te'o - Te'o is still a very good prospect despite his "hoax" nonsense. The Giants need a leader in the LB corp.
20. CHI - DJ Fluker - The Bears must get better at the tackle spot. Fluker is a mauler that can play right away.
21. CIN - Sam Montgomery - The Bengals could use more depth at DE, and Montgomery is a solid all around DE.
22. STL - Keenan Allen - The Rams need more weapons for Bradford, and Allen is a big, physical WR that can make plays.
23. MIN - Terrence Williams - The Vikes need a deep threat for Ponder, and Williams can be that guy.
24. IND - John Jenkins - The Colts 3-4 needs a true NT, and Jenkins massive frame and movement will be a great fit.
25. SEA - Tyler Eifert - The Hawks could use more weapons for Wilson, especially at TE, and Eifert is too good to pass on.
26. GB - Shariff Floyd - GB could use more help in the trenches at DE, and Floyd is a disruptive player that can help right away.
27. HOU - DeAndre Hopkins - The Texans need more weapons in the passing game, and Hopkins has a great knack for making plays.
28. DEN - Johnthan Banks - The Broncos must find a replacement for Champ Bailey bcuz he is slowing down.
29. NE - Xavier Rhodes - The Pats could use more talent at CB, and Rhodes is a big, physical player that can jam WR's at the line.
30. ATL - Zach Ertz - The Falcons need to find a replacement for Gonzo some day, and Ertz is too good to pass up.
31. SF - Logan Ryan - The Niners biggest weakness is probably at CB, so they add a talented player that adds nice depth.
32. BAL - Kevin Minter - Minter would be a nice get for the Ravens to help fill the void left by Ray Lewis at ILB.
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I like Williams as a prospect for the Vikes but i dont know how we could pass on Banks at that point. My 2 cents.
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30. ATL - Zach Ertz - The Falcons need to find a replacement for Gonzo some day, and Ertz is too good to pass up.
I agree we need to find a replacement to Gonzo someday. I do not agree Ertz is to good to pass up. I don't see him or eifert as much better than most of the 2nd to 4th round TE's like Escobar, Kelce, Reed, and Fauria.
The falcons have a much bigger need at DE and Okafer is the better value and player.
Think of it this way our offense without gonzo is still a top 5 or so scoring offense even with a mid round TE or WR. That we don't have to worry about as much.
Our problem has been for the last 4 years is getting pressure on the QB and it was again the problem we had this year in the playoffs. It's time that junk is fixed and fixed for good.
D-lineman has to be the pick in the 1st round be it DE or DT if we are going to take the next step on Defense to keep up with our offense.
The only time i see not taking a D-lineman for us in the 1st this year is if some crazy stud like Teo, Ogletree, Jones etc.. falls to us on defense then it's a toss up.
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Good Cards pick
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You don't spend a 1st rd pick on a backup defensive end, especially when the guy he is backing up had double digit sacks last year.
Minter for the Bengals at 21
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really like the pick of cooper or would take barrett jones
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My personal preference is for DeAndre hopkins over Terrance williams though I would be happy with either. good pick.
The only true first round needs for MN are LB, DT, WR and S. Everything else can wait.
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You don't spend a 1st rd pick on a backup defensive end, especially when the guy he is backing up had double digit sacks last year.
Minter for the Bengals at 21
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Good Bears pick
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Come on man. We don't need a NT, especially a fatass that won't last in the league.
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Why can't we rely on jason peters to stay healthy? This was his first ever major injury.
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Why can't we rely on jason peters to stay healthy? This was his first ever major injury.
Didn't he blow out his knee twice within months?
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13. TB - Alec Ogletree - The Bucs need a big upgrade at LB, and Ogletree has the kind of athleticism that makes GM's drool.
The Quincy Black injury certainly leaves things up in the air somewhat, but still on the list of team needs LB wouldn't be all that high. Lavonte David is a future all-pro and Foster is a very solid player. The secondary needs to be addressed early and often.
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THE DUKE wrote:
You don't spend a 1st rd pick on a backup defensive end, especially when the guy he is backing up had double digit sacks last year.
Minter for the Bengals at 21
Can we have him then since yall dont want him
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Cant go mad at that pick. I would rather Jones/Moore/Werner and Jordon but as they are gone Mingo is the next best OLB.
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Discussion in 'Members Zone' started by skinsscalper, Sep 5, 2012.
Board has melted down. lol
Everybody relax. Great win and enjoy it but don't let it get out of control. No doubt he talked a lot of smack but don't let that effect you all, please.
Keep it in bounds.
Aww Poooor Giants
I wonder if he still thinks everything is better in NY.
Havent seen any recent posts from eliland yet . . . . . . . . . . . .
Wonder if he enjoyed that game like the rest of us Zoners?
You know, all that great NY food and tailgating before the game . . . . . . . .
Will be a no show until are next match up.....would be my guess
I'm not him, but I am a diehard Giants fan.
1. Giants played like crap all night, never looked in synch.
2. Dallas played very well in most aspects of the game, and beat us soundly.
3. Refs were horrid, (that play when Cruz was mauled in the end zone comes to mind) but no excuses, Dallas had their share of crazy calls as well.
4. One thing about Dallas, the secondary did not look so great. If Giants receivers held on to catchable balls, the game might've looked different. That said, our third string corners look atrocious.
5. DeMarco Murray looks like the real deal.
Eliland was right. After last night, I think we all understand now how good his G-strings are.
I agree with everything except the secondary. I will concede that some of the drops by Giants WRs certainly benefited us. However, I saw many times last night when Eli had plenty of time in the pocket to chuck the ball and couldn't find an open guy. In the past Eli would roast us on such plays. He burned us for a ton of yards and TDs in the two previous games that we played against you guys. Last night he barely eclipsed 200. Again, the drops contributed to that but, Eli saw a different secondary than he saw last year and he would be the first to admit it.
No question. Let me rephrase. The Dallas secondary played much better than the previous one. They still did not look like world-beaters. The Giants last year played and beat better secondaries than what we saw last night. That said , I'm sure they will get better with time. As will Eli & Co. BTW I started a new thread with this stuff.
Dude... you guys had bragging rights for last year, but...
Even this morning Amani Toomer said the Dallas cornerbacks were the difference makers in the game. Said Carr absolutely blanketed his guys and Claiborne was very good. Mentioned the drops, but also mentioned the when you've been harassed the whole game it's hard to concentrate sometimes...
Big difference from last year.... in fact, the Dallas cornerback play is a big reason they won last night and couldn't last year.
Good luck to you guys this year...
You forgot to say all he holding calls on Ware and the rest of the D:starspin
I think the Hixon catch kinda makes up for the 4 drops honestly. That ball gets caught 1 out of 10 times, if you're lucky. And it directly lead to a TD, which is something that none of the other 4 drops were certain to do.
And to think starting next game we will have Jenkins back, who if his mind is right will only make the secondary better.
Great point...
So, the question is... Is Risen Star willing to concede that, for one game anyway, Cornerbacks are important?
For sure.
That was an E-Lie chuck it up and pray ball. He has some good fortune doing it tho.
I said in another thread, "I look forward to your disappearance after the giants lose".
Where are you Eliland?
Said the samething......he said I'll be here no matter what!
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The fifth annual Allstate Sugar Bowl Lacrosse Classic will be held at Lafreniere Park on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 29 and 30. A regional event, the classic will feature 32 teams at four boys' levels: varsity, junior varsity, freshman and middle school. In addition, there will be a collegiate lacrosse showcase as the teams from Florida State University and the University of Texas will meet on Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m. at Pan Am Stadium. Admission to the college game will be $5 for adults and children. Admission will be free to anyone wearing an Allstate Sugar Bowl Lacrosse Classic shooter shirt.


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This full-colour guidebook examines the common pitfalls encountered while designing and implementing cultural land use studies and offers clear guidance on how these problems can be avoided. The layout of the publication is in a widely accessible format, with maps, pictures and diagrams illustrating examples of what has worked in First Nations research across Canada.
The guidebook is now available in PDF format in its entirety or by specific chapters below.
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You will also find useful the UBCIC publication, RESEARCHING THE INDIAN LAND QUESTION IN B.C.: An Introduction to Research Strategies and Archival Research for Band Researchers. The publication is available online for download.
Background Documents and Papers
For general background, read The Evolution Of British Columbia's Heritage Environment: An Overview and Discussion of First Nations Issues, UBCIC (2003) PDF
The Aboriginal Mapping Network's website is a wealth of information. The website contains a Traditional Use Study page which has the following links:
Community Examples
The Lheidli T'enneh Nation have generously offered their An Information Sharing Agreement as an example for all to view.
Take a look at the Lheidli T'enneh Nation's Traditional Use Study Proposal.
The Lheidli T'enneh Nation also created the following documents:
Lheidli T'enneh Traditional Use Study Release Form (Word or PDF)
Band Council Resolution: Researcher Confidentiality (Word or PDF).
Traditional Use Study Researcher Confidentiality (Word or PDF).
"Co-Management, Negotiation, Litigation: Questions of Power in Traditional Use Studies". Thom, Brian and Kevin Washbrook. (Paper Prepared for the Annual Meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology, held in Seattle Washington, March 1997.)
"Getting to Use in Traditional Use Studies". Weinstein, Martin S.
"Sharing Information or Captured Heritage: Access to community geographic knowledge and the state's responsibility to protect aboriginal rights in British Columbia". Weinstein, Martin S.
Key Areas
Culturally Modified Trees (CMTs)
Sacred Cedar: The Cultural and Archaeological Significance of Culturally Modified Trees
Culturally Modified Trees of British Columbia
Author, Editor(s): Arnoud H. Stryd Subject: Forestry General Series: Miscellaneous Reports Other details: Published 1998.
Culturally Modified Trees (University of Northern British Columbia)
FORUM VOLUME 7, ISSUE 1 January/February 2000 - Forest Inventories: trees and more Modern bark-stripped culturally modified trees shed light on an old problem By Andrew R. Mason, MA, RPCA and Pamela Perreault
BEYOND TOKENISM: Aboriginal Involvement in Archaeological Resource Management in British Columbia by Maria Luisa De Paoli, May 1999. Chapter Four: ABORIGINAL APPROACHES TO HERITAGE MANAGEMENT
Kitkatla Band v British. Columbia (Small Business,. Tourism and Culture). 2000 BCCA 42. Date:. 20000119. Docket:. V03364 V03385. Registry: Vancouver. COURT OF APPEAL FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA. BETWEEN:. CHIEF COUNCILLOR MATHEW HILL, also known as Tha-lathatk, on his own behalf and on behalf of all other members of the Kitkatla Band and KITKATLA BAND
[Note: There are additional rulings prior to this one. Go to Reasons for Judgment Database and enter the term KITKATLA]
The Aboriginal Mapping Network also maintains the transcripts from their GIS 99 - First Nations GIS (Geographical Iinformation System) conference. Take a look at the Practitioners Panel.
View also the recent the Treaty 8 Tribal Association Traditional Use Study Conference Brief prepared for the Protecting Knowledge: Traditional Resource Rights in the New Millennium conference titled Sharing the Knowledge: A First Nations Perspective (only available in PDF).
The recent UBCIC conference Protecting Knowledge: Traditional Resource Rights in the New Millennium focussed on the much larger and over-arching issue of Indigenous intellectual property rights. Go to the Conference Papers to download papers and navigate related links.
Community Websites
Huu-ay-aht Resource Management is part of the Huu-ay-aht First Nation. This page contains three examples of their work.
Kwakiutl Laich-Kwil-Tach K'ómoks Nations Treaty Society October 1999 newsletter contained an update of their TUS.
There are several First Nations' TUS projects listed on the Denman Community Forest Cooperative's Directory of Community Forest Organisations of British Columbia page. The aim of this page is to provide "an inclusive definition of 'Community Forestry' is used. We aim to include information about forestry initiatives in British Columbia that substantially serve local community interests and values."
Government of British Columbia
Ministry of Forests
Traditional Use Study Programme Homepage
Archaeology Branch
Archaeology Branch Homepage
Agreements, Policies and Procedures Page
Land Use and Coordination Office
Guide to Spatial Land and Resource Information in LRMP.
Environmental Assessment Office
Determining the Impact of the Tulsequah Chief Mine Project on the Traditional Land Use of the Taku River Tlingit First Nation
Government of Canada
Dreamspeaker is the B.C. Region, DIAND publication and the Summer 2000 issue contained an article Ayjoomixw Tours by Ruth McVeigh. You can find out more about this Sliammon enterprise at http://www.ayjoomixw.com/.
First Nation Forestry Programme is a site produced by the Natural Resources Canada and Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. Check out the Traditional Ecological Knowledge within the Government of Canada's First Nation Forestry Program - A Case Study.
Native Title Services (NTS) was created as a specialist area within the Department of the Premier and Cabinet in 1998 as part of the Queensland Government's strategy to address native title issues.
NTS provides, in a single unit, a wide range of specialist skills and expertise necessary to deal with native title in Queensland. It is the State's lead agency for all native title issues and also provides general legal advice to the Department of the Premier and Cabinet. This Unit is responsible for assessing 'Connection Reports' prepared to establish that applicant groups have an on-going or traditional link to the lands under claim. Although currently under revision, NTS invites you to vist our website and view our information booklet titled Compiling A Connection Report, available in PDF format for downloading.
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ESRI GIS and Mapping Software is the maker of the ArcInfo and ArcView GIS software. Their website contains Native Geography: Annual Magazine of the ESRI Native American/First Nations Program. The online portion contains articles from Jhon Goes In Center, Native American and First Nations' GIS; Russell Collier and Martine Rose, The Gitxsan Model: A Vision for the Land and the People; Roman Frank and David Carruthers, After All, The Border Is Artificially Imposed: Networking the Aboriginal Mapping Community in British Columbia; Laura K. Roddan and Arlene C. Harry, Sliammon First Nation Uses GIS to Map Traditional Values; and Aimee Mitchell, How to Grow Tribal Environmental Protection and GIS.
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US station data climate data set
The data was supplied courtesy of Henry Diaz of the NOAA/ESRL Physical Sciences Division. Station data was obtained by a wide variety of sources including NWS COOP stations and first-order stations. Data was quality controlled. For stations without data, data was either inpterpolated or estimated. Various methods were used for interpolation including using nearby stations, using a spline-fit or climatology. The quality of the interpolations follow that order.
I used a subset of the possible stations that had both temperature and precipitation available. I also required that the data covered 1950 to 1999. Some of those values could be estimates, especially at the beginning and end of the timeseries. Of 11,200 stations with precipitation data and 6000 with temperature data, 2985 had both for the period 1950 to 1999.
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Eischeid J.K., P. Pasteris, H.F. Diaz, M. Plantico, and N. Lott, 2000: Creating a serially complete, national daily time series of temperature and precipitation for the Western United States. J. of Appl. Meteorol., 39, 1580-1591 .
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Is Politico trying to set a record for false equivalence?
Blog ››› ››› JAMISON FOSER
Politico's Carrie Budoff Brown comes through with an absolute classic of the "both sides are equally guilty" genre.
Under the header "Both sides push health debate myths," Brown writes: "Ahead of next week's White House summit on health care, both parties are pressing story lines on how the reform debate has played out that aren't as tidy or truthful as Democrats and Republicans would like voters to believe."
"Myth No. 1," according to Brown, is the claim that "Republicans were sidelined in Congress." As Brown notes:
Until September, two of the Senate's most conservative members and moderate Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) helped pull the bill further and further away from the liberal Democratic ideal. Snowe and Republican Sens. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Mike Enzi of Wyoming spent 63 hours negotiating with Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus and two other moderate Democrats, Sens. Kent Conrad of North Dakota and Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico.
Hatch himself participated in the talks until July.
That's "Hatch" as in Orrin Hatch, who Brown quotes complaining that Republicans "weren't even involved in this process." And Brown writes "If anyone was sidelined at this stage of the health care reform debate, it was progressives."
Brown's "Myth No. 3" is the claim that "The bills include minimal GOP-backed ideas." She explains:
the pillars of the Senate bill resemble proposals that have been embraced by the GOP, most notably in a proposal offered last year by former Senate Majority Leaders Bob Dole (R-Kan.) and Howard Baker (R-Tenn.) and by Republicans during the 1993-94 health care reform debate. Major elements are also remarkably similar to a plan put forward by Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.).
the Senate bill allows families and businesses to purchase insurance across state lines, a favorite policy proposal of the right. ... Republicans say states should decide how they want to do reform. But the Senate bill already goes a step in that direction.
So, according to Brown, Republicans are wrong when they say they were ignored, because Republican Senators Grasley and Snowe and Enzi and Hatch were involved in Senate negotiations, while progressives were "sidelined." And Republicans are wrong to say their ideas were ignored, because "the pillars" of the Senate bill resemble GOP proposals.
Now take a look at what Brown calls "Myth No. 2": the claim that President "Obama was fully committed to bipartisanship all along." This, Brown writes, is false because "the White House decided not to get hung up on winning Republican votes. ... Obama shifted the rhetoric slightly. He would seek out Republican ideas - and if votes followed, great. If not, no sweat."
Remember, Brown just told us a few paragraphs earlier that "two of the Senate's most conservative members and moderate Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine)" spent 63 hours negotiating with Democrats, and that "invited the Gang of Six into the Oval Office for updates and defended the bipartisan talks at a particularly critical juncture. During an August visit to Montana, Obama embraced Baucus's strategy - at a time when most congressional Democrats were furious about it." So it's a little odd to see Brown now claim the White House didn't care about Republican votes.
But the bigger problem is that she argues that Obama sought out Republican ideas -- indeed, those ideas, according to Brown, are reflected in the "pillars of the Senate bill" -- but he wasn't committed to being bipartisan because he wasn't hung up on "winning Republican votes." What? What does she think Obama should have done beyond incorporating Republican ideas into the bill and encouraging the "Gang of Six"?
Taken as a whole, Brown's article suggests Democrats and Republicans have been equally misleading about the level of bipartisanship: Republicans because, despite their claims, they were involved in the negotiations and their ideas were incorporated into the Senate bill; Democrats because, although they invited Republicans to negotiations and incorporated their ideas into the Senate bill, they didn't get "hung up on winning Republican votes."
Brown blames the Democrats for the Republicans' refusal to support legislation they helped craft and that included their ideas. It's a complete perversion of what bipartisanship means, and the most glaring false equivalence you'll see in a long, long time.
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I have two systems at home, a Linux (Backtrack and CrashBang) and a Windows for work. The situation is as follows.
-In my windows machine my firewall status shows me that any time I open a network related application a few connections open, from 0.0.0.0 and a port between 3000 and 4200, to some external IPs 80 port. Three of these IPs are 184.108.40.206, 188.8.131.52, and 18.104.22.168.
-Reverse DNS and whois show the IPs belong to MarkMonitor, a company whose scope I am unsure about but whose full name is Markmonitor Brand Protection Antifraud Solutions. That sounds scary.
-I have no idea how if the connections start locally, or if they are just trying to hit the ports remotely and get answers from my network applications.
-Blocking the ports triggers the use of other ports.
I am not a newbie, but this falls slightly big for me. I need some guidance and would also like to hear any information about apart from website and strange press releases I have seen around, to try to understand what they might be after.
Just for your info, I don't do attacks from home nor am I involved in any criminal activities. Unless using Bittorrent can already fall into that description.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.
Both systems are at home. The Linux machine has dual boot Backtrack and CrashBang, and the Windows machine has software I can't use in Linux. I am the network admin, with limited knowledge but far bigger than most home users. I could notify my ISP, but any time I had a problem in the past it turned out to be me who was guiding them to find the problem, which is logical when you get to know the requirements to work in their call center and the money they pay.
I'm on my own on this..
You can try with netstat in a DOS shell:
Run that after launching your application.Code:netstat -anb
You can also watch the ports with tcpview from SystemInternals, but I don't remember if it also show which process uses the port.
You can also watch the new processes that appear when you start your network related application. For that, use ProcExp, from SystemInternals again; it show the new process in green. You can look at the details like which DLLs and which ports it uses.
If you didn't try yet, scan the computer with "Spybot: search and destroy" and/or Ad-Aware.
Could be spyware/malware, could be programs updating. Either way, not a big problem. The windows machine for work, if its work have them give you a nother one and rebuild that one, if its personal used for work nuke it from orbit and rebuild, either way back your stuff up if its a concern and rebuild. If you really wanna figure it out, i'd suggest a hub and a sniffer. Boot your backtrack machine and sniff over the hub your windows connection (or save yourself the time an hassle of even that and just fire up wireshark but if its anything worthwhile in terms of malicious its going to mask itself from you seeing it in your windows session).
I can see the processes doing the strange connections (launch Firefox and instantly, after home page is loaded, few Firefox 0.0.0.0: connections appear with ports ranging from 3000 to 4000, launch Thunderbird and the same, launch any other app allowed to connect and the same), and I can see the destination IPs. I guess, tek911, the hub and backtrack is the way to go, because if it's malware it might be coming from MarkMonitor, the owner of the destination IPs and an apparently known and respected consultancy company for Brand Protection, and if so I'd really want to know what kind of data is being transferred.
I'll be back there in 3 days, so I'll give it a try then.
Any more ideas welcome, help received so far, thanks!
I agree with tek911, nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
not sure if you found your answer yet. However, I did some digging on your IPs and found this:
As you said, they seem to belong to this Markmonitor. All seem to be using Google name servers. After some digging on this Markmonitor software, it seems to be a pretty good enterprise level malware protection. Among the list of names using this are Blizzard, and Facebook.
It doesn't look to be malicious, but why would it be installed on your pc?
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
I agree with streaker about nuking the whole system.
However if you can't/wont go that route then you could always use your route though your Linux box and firewall all connections to the destination IP block.
You could also use wireshark to try and inspect the data.
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is there any dictionaries that contain Digits ? i set my ap password to 123456789
but webster can't crack it because of digits ,if you know help me out thanks.
I have been testing on my AP with WPA/WPA2-PSK CCMP
everything was going ok until I realized that I can't get the "handshake" after using
My Q is: do I have to use DoS attack to the connected PC so that I get the handshake or I only need to enter the deauth command once and I will get the handshake?Code:aireplay-ng --deauth
I believe that handshake occurs when the connected client, reconnects to the AP (after the deauth) meaning airodump can capture the handshake between the AP and the Client. If you do a DoS on the client it won't be able to connect back meaning you won't capture the handshake.
If it's your own AP you're testing then deauth your client, reconnect with that client and you should see that airodump captures the handshake. I'm no expert but I think that's the basics.
What response do you get when you send the deauth?
The response is the same in the video but it does not capture the handshake.
I was reading other threads by g0tmi1k, and that if the client PC is windows 7 then there may be some problems. If this is the issue then what is the reason for it, is it windows 7 security related or another issue?
I'm not sure what the differences are between windows 7 and other versions of windows. What sort of setup are you using? Vmware/virtual box or a DVD/USB? What wireless card do you use?
Maybe you can try the attack passively and see what happens?
If it's your router I'm guessing that distance shouldn't be an issue here?
If you DoS, you might stop the target from talking to the Access Point which will have the handshake which your after!
You're going to have to wait for someone else to rejoin OR the current target to disconnect/reboot/poweroff...
Yeah, that sound about right to me as well (but I'm not an expert too!)
Could you,mobster, manually disconnect/connect - see if you can get the handshake that way - or if something else is going wrong...
*If you can't TRY and manually join - then I don't think this is place for you...Rules*
Have you...g0tmi1k?
Total n00b question here, but to clarify, you need to be on the same network as the victim computer, correct? So, being on the same WiFi network would suffice?
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@ g0tm1lk
Thanks for the videos by the way! They're very helpful...especially the De-ice ones!
Anyhow, I've just tried to deauth my windows 7 laptop using a vista machine running vmware with BT4 Final and it worked no problem! Using alfa wireless card. So as you say it could well be a particular hardware setup that makes the difference.
Technically you're aren't on a network if you're trying to retrieve a wpa/wpa2 key. If you were connected to the network you'd already have the key?
You need airodump to be on the same channel and filtered by the AP MAC to avoid confusion if that's what you mean?
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and don't worry all this was done in my network
and thanks to both of you for the replay especially you g0tmi1k for the good job.


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'The two-time defending Eastern Conference champs beat Buffalo, 3-1, on the strength of a pair of power-play goals and a brick-wall outing by goalie Martin Brodeur. The loss was spectacularly frustrating for the Sabres, who played their best defensive game of the season despite the absence of injured defensemen Rhett Warrener, Richard Smehlik and Dmitri Kalinin, and suspended checking forward Vaclav Varada.'
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Mens Lacrosse Falls 9-6 at Sacred Heart
RIVERDALE, N.Y. - A five goal third quarter by Sacred Heart upended the Manhattan men's lacrosse team as they fell 9-6 to the Pioneers at Campus Field in Fairfield, Conn. on Saturday afternoon. A strong second half completed a comeback from an early three goal deficit and dropped the Jaspers to 1-4 on the season.
What was a quick and defensive first half saw just a total of five goals scored as Manhattan jumped out to an early 3-0 lead. Freshman Mike Chilvers scored the first goal of his collegiate career with 1:34 remaining in the first quarter. Teammates Jonathan Bourne and Andrew Hurst each found the back of the net to push the lead to three with 7:33 remaining in the first half.
Sacred Heart (2-3) got on the board five minutes later when Cody Marquis when he buried a feed from Matt Gannon with 2:39 left in the second period. This started a string of six straight goals for Sacred Heart as Mike Mawdsley cut the Jasper advantage to one a little over a minute after and the Pioneers trailed 3-2 going into the locker room. Both goals for the Pioneers came on the extra man opportunity where they were 3-for-5.
After halftime, Mawdsley tied the game a mere twelve seconds in triggering a five goal third quarter. With the Pioneers up 6-3, Brendan Rogers found Hurst for his second goal of the game to get the Jaspers back within two. However, Marquis would score his third of the contest with 0:04 remaining in the third to make it a 7-4 Sacred Heart lead going into the final quarter. Marquis led all players with five total points (three goals and two assists) in the game.
Brett Madarasz attempted to start the Manhattan comeback with a goal at the 13:45 mark of the fourth before Mawdsley tickled twine twice in a row over a span of 10 minutes as the Jaspers trailed 9-5 with 3:13 remaining. Bourne would get another goal with just over a minute left for the final tally of the game.
Freshman Brian Lenskold won six of 16 face offs he took while Sacred Heart's Stephen Kontos was 12-19 for the Pioneers.
The two squads each took 31 shots while Sacred Heart forced 16 turnovers and turned the ball over 15 times. Possession was heavily in favor of the Pioneers as they corralled 31 ground balls to the Jaspers 19 allowing them to control the pace of the game. Manhattan was 17-21 in clear attempts, compared to 18-19 for the Pioneers.
Ryan Hughes stopped 12 shots in the win for Sacred Heart while Michael Wiatrak made just his second start of his career and made 14 saves.
The Jaspers wrap up their three game road trip as they travel to Chamblee, Ga. for a 3:00 p.m. tilt with Mercer College on Tue., March 13 before returning home to take on Binghamton next Saturday.
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REDLANDS - From Redlands Unified's "Got Talent" competition to the silver screen.
Former Cope Middle School student Ellie Soufi, 14, can be heard in the new Dreamworks film "Rise of the Guardians."
She also continues to focus on her studies at The Orange County School for the Arts in Santa Ana.
Ellie has placed and won several Inland Empire competitions, including taking home the top prize in the first-ever Redlands Unified "Got Talent" competition.
Born in Lebanon, Ellie lived in England much of her childhood. She began performing at age 3.
At a young age, Ellie found herself center stage in several theater productions, including "Mary Poppins" and "The Little Princess."
Though she lived in Redlands, she applied to attend school in Orange County. Once accepted, Ellie and her family moved from Redlands to Corona del Mar.
They remain frequent visitors to Redlands and still have a home in the area, said Ellie's mother Sharon Soufi, 31.
"It's really fun to get out there and be closer to home," Ellie said. "A lot of my friends (are in Redlands), and it is really great to see everyone and have their support."
Being cast in "Guardians" was a shock to Ellie.
Ellie plays a British girl in a scene featuring The Easter Bunny, who is voiced by actor and theater veteran Hugh Jackman.
Ellie spent several hours in a soundbooth at Dreamworks filming her scene, which she called a "great experience."
"It was such an amazing opportunity that I got to do it," she said. "And I hope I get to do more of that It was really unbelievable."
Ellie is also in the midst of rehearsing with her new band, The Diversions.
A solo artist for years, Ellie decided to go another route and join other talented teens to encourage friendship and the message of unity.
Besides performing, the group will release their first music video on YouTube in January. The group hopes to visit area schools to talk about bullying, Ellie said.
"We are very supportive of each other. We sing songs together, and we have that friendly support," Ellie said. "This is a lot of fun and I can't wait to get this started."
When not studying, Ellie is a typical teenager.
She enjoys watching talent competitions such as FOX's "The X Factor" and Lifetime's "Abby's Ultimate Dance Competition."
"It's the best show," she said.
She also likes returning to Redlands.
"It's been a while, because I am juggling school to get down there," she said. "But whenever I get days off, I do."
Ellie is also a big advocate of encouraging others her age to go for their dreams, and her message is loud and clear - never give up.
"You will hear a million `nos,' but when you hear those yesses, it's a gleam of hope," she said. "Trust yourself, and never forget that your friends and family will always be your number one supporter."
Follow Ellie's journey at elliesoufi.com.
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Mr Entwistle is ineligible for award consideration as he couldn't make weight and people shall not be rewarded for unprofessionalism.
Dont worry Enty most of it is down to politics that you cant control.
Retired 2k and out.
I think when the fo crew aren't busy sifting through pictures of readers' children armbarring their parents and idiots on holiday antagonising bored-as-shit mma fighters - and finally get time to look at these awards...
I think their bellendrical readers get to pick who is shortlisted for an award. So enty, it wasn't that your sub was no good, it's just that they can't be bothered with anything outside the ufc
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
1 I made a submission up in my own mind and did it you see anyone else do that this year?
2 limited submission??? Liam has gone the distance with ufc fighters and submitted bjj black belts you fucking weapon
3 it's the point that am constantly overlooked my average fight time is 75 seconds I have the fastest 2 submissions on the biggest show in Europe and av beat I guy off tuff, it's a fucking joke so yeah am angry about it.
It shouldn't even matter if I was a green coloured raving homo who's just arsed raped David Cameron all it should go off is the title. submission of the year. Between all these awards what am seeing and fighters ducking fights with me left right and centre am so unhappy with a sport that a love so much
You just said you made up a heel hook??
1. I already said it was a cool sub and could easily be put in a sub of the year category.
2. When I said liam had limited ground defense I meant in comparison to fitch. Was trying to explain why a shitty guillotine had made the list whilst ur more eye catching sub hadnt.
3. Do u really give a shit about an award fae a magazine?? Its no gonnae move u up rankings any or advance ur career in any way.
4. Im not a weapon:'( im a very nice boy!


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Amazon has introduced new 6-inch Kindle e-book readers. The latest Kindle has a 50% improved contrast, 21% smaller body and 15% lighter weight.
The new Kindle also offers 20% faster page turns, up to one month of battery life, double the storage to 3,500 books, built-in Wi-Fi and a new graphite color.
The new Kindle will be sold at US$189, with free 3G wireless. Kindle Wi-Fi, another version without free 3G wireless, will be sold at $139.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Man Ray
News about Man Ray, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Dutch Artist's Sculpture Offers a Splash From Thin Air
A work by Ap Verheggen, at the Beelden aan Zee museum, was designed to produce drinking water through solar energy and condensation....
July 13, 2016, Wednesday
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'The Indestructible Lee Miller' Celebrates a Daring Surrealist and War Photographer
This show at the NSU Art Museum in Florida highlights the singularity of an artist who worked with Man Ray and blazed a path by capturing wartime horrors at Dachau and Buchenwald....
November 1, 2015, Sunday
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India's Earliest Photographers
India's early embrace of photography is the theme of an exhibit that examines the country's traditions of modern art....
June 18, 2015, Thursday
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Berenice Abbott, Writing Her Own History
The expanded archives of the pioneering photographer Berenice Abbott detail not just the range of her eye, but also the obstacles she confronted and overcame....
May 6, 2015, Wednesday
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Jim Jarmusch Soundtracks Surrealism With His Rock Band Sqürl
The independent film icon has created a live score for the silent films of the visual artist Man Ray....
February 17, 2015, Tuesday
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Gay History, on Display
The Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art in SoHo, established in 2011, exhibits and preserves gay and lesbian art, and fosters those who create it....
August 24, 2014, Sunday
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On View | The Private Works of a Gallerist Who Changed Art Forever
The personal collection of the influential art dealer Alexander Iolas goes on view at New York's Paul Kasmin Gallery....
March 6, 2014, Thursday
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An Obscure Building Where Surrealism Thrived
"Surrealism and the Rue Blomet," at Eykyn Maclean gallery in New York, will focus on a building in Paris where Joan Miró and André Masson lived and worked in the 1920s....
October 27, 2013, Sunday
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Architectural Landmark Now a Design Showplace
Villa Noailles in southern France, a starkly elegant country home inspired by the radical De Stijl movement, has become a venue for design exhibitions....
August 5, 2013, Monday
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A Vast Collection that Predates MoMA
An exhibit on the Société Anonyme, an "experimental museum" founded by Marcel Duchamp and other artists and that served as a model for the Museum of Modern Art, is on view at Yale University....
December 23, 2012, Sunday
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Excerpt, "L'etoile de Mer" by Man Ray
An excerpt from the 1928 film, alternately titled "The Starfish," starring Kiki, and based on a poem by Desnos.
Slide Show: Man Ray
At the Heckscher Museum of Art, on Long Island, an exhibit shows how the Dada artist Man Ray captured the sense of excitement that electricity brings to life.
Slide Show: Man Ray
At the Heckscher Museum of Art, on Long Island, an exhibit shows how the Dada artist Man Ray captured the sense of excitement that electricity brings to life.
Black (and White) Market Slide Show
The selling price of photos by Man Ray, Andreas Gursky, August Sander and Robert Mapplethorpe.
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Few legit angles they could of went with and really no need to make stuff up to sesationalise an already horrific story. Wouldnt expect anything less.
Side note: Wish pony tail dude would stop trying to sound like a garage MC from the 90's every time someone hands him a mic


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Penélope Cruz
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News about Penélope Cruz, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Pedro Almodóvar and His 'Cinema of Women'
Penélope Cruz, other actresses and Mr. Almodóvar himself discuss how he creates rich worlds that revel in the mystery of women....
December 2, 2016, Friday
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Review: In 'Ma Ma,' Penélope Cruz as a Cancer Patient Finding Love
Julio Medem's film steers Ms. Cruz's character through a melodrama involving an illness, surgery, pregnancy and the thematic notion of rebirth....
May 20, 2016, Friday
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Favorite Summer Movies From This Summer's Stars and Directors
Top picks include "Independence Day," "Thelma & Louise" and "Wet Hot American Summer."...
May 1, 2016, Sunday
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Warring Emotions Play Out in a Universe Torn by Conflict
"Twice Born" features Penélope Cruz in a drama that uses the 1990s Balkans as a backdrop....
December 5, 2013, Thursday
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Wildlife Is Tame; Not the Humans
Ridley Scott and Cormac McCarthy team up for "The Counselor," a tale of a corrupt, high-flying lawyer dealing with a drug cartel....
October 25, 2013, Friday
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Annie and Her Sisters
From "Annie Hall" to "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" and now "Blue Jasmine," Woody Allen remains inspired by actresses and the roles he writes for them....
July 21, 2013, Sunday
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Bigas Luna Dies at 67; Spanish Film's Shepherd
Bigas Luna, an iconoclastic film director who emerged after the Franco dictatorship to portray the new Spain as engagingly and perplexingly robust and later discovered the stars Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem, died on Saturday at his home in...
April 12, 2013, Friday
Bigas Luna Dies at 67; Spanish Film's Shepherd
Mr. Luna's films featured outlandish situations and were influenced by surrealist artists; he helped discover stars including Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem....
April 10, 2013, Wednesday
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Whale Oil Explodes and Buccaneers Bellow
While this picture is called "On Stranger Tides," it is by far the least strange of all the "Pirates" episodes so far....
May 20, 2011, Friday
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Kermit the Frog's Ribbiting Report from the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' Premiere
As an employee of Walt Disney, Kermit now enjoys corporate perks like interviews with Johnny Depp, Penélope Cruz and Keith Richards....
May 10, 2011, Tuesday
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The Women of Woody Allen's Films
Images of some of the actresses with strong roles in the director's movies.
The 7th Annual Great Performers in Film — 2009
Stars and on-screen couples, five actresses who broke through and nine days on the road with Jeff Bridges.
Film on Film
A look at Pedro Almodóvar's "Broken Embraces."
TimesTalks: Pedro y Penelope
The director Pedro Almodovar and the actress Penelope Cruz discuss the first time they talked. Their latest collaboration is "Broken Embraces."
Critics' Picks: 'All About My Mother'
A. O. Scott reviews Pedro Almodovar's 1999 Academy Award-winning film.
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Global Mission Leadership
2011 Adventist University of Africa Cohort
The concentration in Global Mission Leadership is culturally contextualized and is taught in sponsoring field locations outside the North American Division. Effective starting 2015, the Global Mission Leadership concentration is no longer available.
The mission statement of the Seminary reads:
The Seventh-day-Adventist Theological Seminary is one of the most culturally diverse seminaries in North America. Approximately 40% of on-campus enrollment are international students. The SDA Theological Seminary faculty also reflects an international flavor. In response to the needs expressed by leaders in the international headquarters of the SDA denomination, the Doctor of Ministry program determines to be a global program preparing participants for global service. Participants from outside the United States often join cohorts within the United States, and the program is experienced in providing international cohort sites as well. Further, by teaching at an extension site, we increase the number of those who will become active in leadership within their home countries.
Language of Instruction and Translation
Learning Modalities
The learning modalities to be included in the concentration's pedagogy are:
- Classroom lectures interspersed with didactic and experiential learning
- Networking with experienced practitioners and experts in the field of mission leadership, as well as colleagues and peers who are cohort members
- Viewing of videos, power point presentations, and listening to audio visual performances
- Participating and leading out in breakout groups and interactive exercises
- Forming support groups who collaborate in collective assignments, discussion and prayer groups
- Being mentored by faculty members and in turn mentor cohort colleagues
- Researching ministry and project issues through analyzing current literature, through participant observations, case studies, and field research
- Implementing dissertation project plans in the actual context of their ongoing ministry settings (based on theological reflections, field research, and an intervention involving a specific challenge in a ministry context)
- Monitoring (documenting) implementation activities and critically self-evaluating project implementations (for the purpose of making adjustments and identifying lessons learned)
- Regular communications (newsletter) between professors and students with updates, reminders, and feedbacks
- Establishing a ministry development plan (MDP) which will be used in monitoring and assessing ministerial growth throughout the program
- Context support groups to review each student's MDP annually and provide assessment of progress.
Dr. Bruce Bauer serves as coordinator for this concentration. He can be reached at 1-269-471-6373, email@example.com.
Cohorts are identified by the year in which they formed. Cohort participants will take these courses and modules:
2011 Adventist University of Africa Cohort
Course requirements and schedule for the cohort formed in 2011:
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|DMin Project Seminar (2 cr)
|Bruce Bauer
|June 1-July 27, 2011
|AUA-Nairobi, Kenya
|Field Research for Ministry (2 cr)
|Nancy Vyhmeister
|June 1-July 27, 2011
|Mission Strategy Development I (4 cr)
|Emmanuel Takyi
|June 1-July 27, 2011
|Spiritual & Theological Foundations for Ministry (6 cr)
|Jon Dybdahl
|June-July, 2012
|Cultural & Religious Analysis I (4 cr)
|Gordon Doss
|June-July, 2012
|Mission Strategy Development II (4 cr)
|Bruce Bauer
|June 5-July 2, 2013
|Cultural & Religious Analysis II (4 cr)
|Wagner Kuhn
|July 3-30, 2013
|DMin Project/Dissertation (6 cr)
|June 4-July 29, 2014
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Atlanta • Marvin Williams won't get to play in his return to the city where he spent seven seasons, but there will still be plenty of reunions on the floor when the Jazz play the Hawks on Friday night at Philips Arena.
In addition to all of the Jazz players with ties to the Hawks and the city of Atlanta, two Atlanta players will be familiar to the Jazz and their fans.
Former Jazz players Devin Harris and Kyle Korver both play key roles for the Hawks, who, despite losing four straight games, are 20-14 and in second place in the Southeast Division.
"I enjoyed working with both of those guys," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said, "but we have to try to stop them tomorrow night."
Harris spent a season and a half with the Jazz after being acquired as a part of the trade that sent Deron Williams to New Jersey in 2010. However, he never quite found a rhythm in Utah and was traded in the summer for Williams.
Philadelphia traded Korver to the Jazz in 2008, and the 3-point specialist remained with the team before signing a free-agent contract with Chicago in 2010.
Harris returned to the Hawks' lineup in Wednesday's loss at Cleveland after missing 11 games with a foot injury. Playing primarily a bench role, the point guard is averaging 7.3 points per game, his worst production since 2004-05, his rookie season in Dallas.
"Got to make sure we know where he is at all times," Corbin said. "Devin is a speed guy, open court get the speed going, he's difficult to deal with."
As for Korver, who is shooting 44 percent on 3-pointers and averaging 10.8 points, Corbin said, "Kyle's a dynamic shooter. He's a veteran guy who knows how to get open. He runs off screens really hard to get his shots up, he can space the floor, hit 3-point shots, and take them in transition and very capable of making a lot of them."
Going long in Atlanta
In their lone trip to Atlanta last season, the Jazz lost 139-133 in a team-record four overtimes. Despite the loss, Corbin has said it was a game that galvanized the young Jazz and helped them to the playoffs.
"I thought the game brought us closer as a team," he said. "We learned how if we stayed together, we continued to grind ... you give yourself a chance. The guys rallied around each other in that game and we got better as a result."
Has this year had a game with a similar effect yet?
"There have been situations," he said. "I think that we're still looking for, waiting on the big one. This group has grown together, but there's always a point or remembrance of a situation where you [think], 'This is where we really got it.' I don't think we've had that experience just yet, but we have had some great experiences together."
Favors flagrant
Jazz backup power forward Derrick Favors said Thursday that he had not heard from the league office about his aggressive foul on Dirk Nowitzki in the fourth quarter of Monday's win over the Dallas Mavericks.
However, a league spokesman confirmed a Dallas Morning News report that the foul was upgraded to a flagrant-1 this week. Favors and Nowitzki both chased a loose ball in a battle that ended with Favors pulling Nowitzki to the ground.
The play was cited as a turning point in the win.
A flagrant-1 by itself carries no penalty beyond going on Favors' record and contributing to possible future fines if he commits more flagrants.
In Favors' mind, it was a fair trade and a clean play.
"You just go out there and play hard," he said. "You do a couple of things, and the NBA might not like it, so they changed the foul. It is what it is."
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November 9, 2006
Families of September 11 and Story Corps Partnership
Telling Your 9/11 Story
Families of September 11th, StoryCorps, Safe Horizon, and the World Trade Center Family Center are partnering to offer a special opportunity for FOS11 members to share and record their stories. Through StoryCorps' September 11th Initiative, anyone closely impacted by September 11th is invited to participate in a StoryCorps interview (at no cost to the participants). StoryCorps is recording:
At the end of the interview, participants receive a CD copy of their 40-minute recording. With participants' permission, these recordings also will become part of the StoryCorps archive at the Library of Congress and the permanent collection at the WTC Memorial Museum.
As part of this partnership, FOS11 will host two chats with the topic, "Telling Your Story." The first chat will be November 15th to enroll click here, with a follow-up session on December 5th to enroll click here.
There are several locations available where FOS11 members can participate in StoryCorps:
In New York City, StoryCorps recording booths are located in the WTC PATH station and in Grand Central Terminal. StoryCorps also has two Mobile recording booths that are traveling the country. In November, the MobileBooths will be in Baltimore, Maryland, and Lawton, Oklahoma. In January, they will be in Houston, Texas, and Jackson, Mississippi.
Additional locations will be available in 2007. If you are unable to visit any of the locations listed, you may participate in the StoryKit program (free of charge) so that you can record an interview on your own. To learn more about StoryCorps, the interview process, or the StoryKit program, visit www.storycorps.net. Here, you can listen to excerpts of StoryCorps interviews and find question lists to help you prepare for your interview.


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Lets go Phillips
Lets go Phillips
Is Xavier Paul for real or just a very pleasant dream?
Liner to RF for a 1B, please, BP.
Rounding third and heading for home...
Yes! Yes! Yes!!! Don't want to say I told you so. So I won't.
BP just keeps proving he is the heart of this team
The older I get - the better I was
and yes - I hate the Cardinals (Reds fan since 1958)
Phillips came ready to play. Great D, great baserunning, 3 rbis.
Thank you, BP. Just what ol' BR ordered.
Rounding third and heading for home...
BP flat out came to play tonight.
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BTN to Air Seven Winter Championships
Feb. 8, 2012
CHICAGO - For the fifth consecutive year, BTN will televise seven winter Big Ten Championships, including men's and women's swimming and diving, wrestling, men's and women's indoor track and field and men's and women's gymnastics. Every event will be produced in high definition, including live coverage of the entire Big Ten Men's Gymnastics Championships, the final rounds of the Big Ten Wrestling Championships and the final session of the Big Ten Women's Gymnastics Championships.
Coverage begins at 11 AM ET on Saturday, Feb. 25, with the Big Ten Women's Swimming and Diving Championships from the University of Iowa. The Big Ten Men's Swimming and Diving Championships will air at 10 AM ET on Saturday, March 3, from Iowa City, Iowa.
BTN's coverage of Big Ten Wrestling Championships will be carried live at 3 PM ET on Sunday, March 4, from the campus of Purdue University.
The Big Ten Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field Championships will air at 1:30 PM ET on Saturday, March 10. The University of Nebraska will host both the men's and women's events.
On Saturday, March 24, BTN will televise the first session of the Big Ten Women's Gymnastics Championships at 6 PM ET, followed by the second session live at 7 PM ET. Iowa will host both men's and women's events. The network will have live coverage of the Big Ten Men's Gymnastics Championships on consecutive nights at 8 PM ET on Friday, April 6, and Saturday, April 7.
The Big Ten currently has 41 teams ranked in the top 25 nationally in Olympic sports programs for the winter season, including top-20 programs in men's gymnastics (No. 2 Illinois, No. 3 Penn State, No. 4 Ohio State, No. 6 Minnesota, No. 8 Michigan, No. 11 Nebraska, No. 12 Iowa), women's gymnastics (No. 8 Nebraska, No. 10 Penn State, No. 11 Ohio State, No. 19 Illinois), men's swimming and diving (No. 4 Michigan, No. 9 Ohio State, No. 11 Indiana, No. 14 Iowa, No. 16 Minnesota, No. 17 Purdue), women's swimming and diving (No. 12 Indiana, No. 14 Ohio State, No. 15 Minnesota, No. 17 Michigan, No. 19 Wisconsin, No. 20 Penn State), men's indoor track and field (No. 10 Minnesota, No. 12 Indiana, No. 13 Nebraska, No. 15 Ohio State, No. 17 Wisconsin, No. 20 Iowa), women's indoor track and field (No. 18 Ohio State) and wrestling (No. 2 Penn State, No. 4 Minnesota, No. 5 Iowa, No. 6 Ohio State, No. 7 Illinois, No. 8 Nebraska, No. 11 Michigan, No. 18 Northwestern).
The complete television schedule for the Big Ten Winter Championships appears below. For more information, go to www.btn.com or www.bigten.org.
2012 BTN Winter Championships Schedule:
About BTN: A joint venture between the Big Ten Conference and Fox Networks, BTN is the first internationally distributed network dedicated to covering one of the premier collegiate conferences in the country. With more than 800 events, all in HD, the 24/7 network is the ultimate destination for Big Ten fans and alumni across the country, allowing them to see their favorite teams, regardless of where they live. Events include football, men's and women's basketball games; dozens of Big Ten Championship events; studio shows; coaches' shows; and classic games. The network televises and streams more Olympic sporting events and women's sports than has ever been aired on any other network. Original programming highlights activities and accomplishments of some of the nation's finest universities. The groundbreaking Student U initiative provides real-world experience for students interested in careers in sports television. The network is available to more than 80 million homes across the United States and Canada, and currently has agreements with more than 300 affiliates, including AT&T U-Verse, Atlantic Broadband, Cablevision, Charter, Comcast, Cox, DirecTV, DISH Network, Insight, Mediacom, Rogers Cable (Canada), Shaw Cable and Shaw Direct (Canada), Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS. For updated information, go to www.btn.com.
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By Jerry Cornfield Herald Writer
OLYMPIA — State schools chief Randy Dorn on Tuesday asked legislative leaders to amend the voter-approved charter school law so his office rather than an independent commission oversees the publicly funded, privately run schools.
In a letter to House and Senate leaders of both political parties, Dorn says the state constitution assigns responsibility for "all matters pertaining to public schools" to the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
But Initiative 1240, which he opposed, establishes the Washington Charter School Commission and allows it to manage and enforce charter school contracts independent of his office.
"This structure is clearly unconstitutional, but can be easily repaired," he wrote. "A simple amendment to make the Superintendent of Public Instruction the elected official responsible for the administration of education, responsible for state level administration of the new Charter Schools would create a structure consistent with the Constitution, and our current system of public school governance.
"The voters have decided in favor of creating a new system of public charter schools. By working together on some simple language changes to I-1240, we can honor that decision without violating our constitutional system of education governance," he wrote.
For months, Dorn has talked of challenging the legality of the initiative in court. He met with an assistant attorney general in December who made it clear that office would defend the measure and if Dorn wanted to sue he'd have to do it on his own.
Dorn's letter signals his desire to avoid a nasty legal fight. However, the change he seeks won't be easy to accomplish. Under state law, an initiative can only be amended within two years of its passage by a two-thirds majority in the House and Senate, which is a tall order
If it doesn't happen a lawsuit is still possible.
"He's not ruling it out," said OSPI spokeswoman Kristen Jaudon.
Meanwhile, the Washington Education Association, the state's largest teachers union, is pondering a legal challenge of the charter school law as well.
And while opponents are mulling their next step, the state Board of Education on Tuesday rolled out proposed rules for implementing the charter school law. The board plans to adopt the rules by March 6.
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Notes from a Totally Lame Vampire: Because the Undead Have Feelings Too!
Andrew Pinder
Reading Level: Grades 6 - 8
Nigel is about to turn 100 and he has yet to have a girlfriend. His problem is that, although he is a vampire, he does not have super strength, preternatural speed, or hypnotizing beauty. In fact he is weaker and slower than most of his classmates, and sunlight gives him a bad case of acne. In short, he is forever trapped in the body of a geeky 15 year old boy. How will he ever be able to impress the beautiful new girl and maybe, someday, get to bite someone?
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The Silent TreatmentBy Harry Backlund
On Art Spiegelman's new stage show, Wordless!
In 1970, when Art Spiegelman was twenty-two, he went to a gallery opening in Binghamton, New York, for an exhibition of woodcuts by Lynd Ward. Spiegelman wanted to tell Ward how much he admired the wordless novels the artist had made in the 1930s, but also, and no less importantly, he wanted to ask him what his favorite comic books were. The way Spiegelman tells it, the sixty-five-year-old Ward was gracious but confused: he didn't know much about comics; his Methodist minister father had forbidden them. Ward's woodcut novels, which blended Depression-era social realism with a Faustian sense of good and evil, owed more to the biblical engravings of Gustave Doré than they did to the Sunday funnies. Spiegelman didn't get the comics talk he came for, but he spent some time in the gallery, studying those prints. Two years later, he composed a four-page comic about his guilt over his mother's suicide. It was just a few panels, but their startling intimacy set the pattern for much of his later work, including the Pulitzer Prize–winning Maus, in which they were later included. Spiegelman titled that short comic "Prisoner on the Hell Planet," and in its stark style and pitch-black outlook, you can see the influence of Ward's woodcuts.
Spiegelman has given Ward's novels a central role in Wordless!, the new stage show he created with the composer Phillip Johnston, and which the two men presented twice last Saturday to sold-out crowds at the University of Chicago's Logan Center for the Arts. Wordless! weaves together Spiegelman's reflections on the history of wordless novels with slide show projections of the genre's classic works, which Johnston and his sextet accompany with rollicking, klezmer-inflected, vaudeville jazz. The back-and-forth between lecture and performance neatly captured Spiegelman's ambivalence about his role on stage. On the one hand, he was a comic artist on a mission, there to add a new branch to the family tree of the graphic novel, one that would demonstrate the genre's deep roots and help solidify its place in the canon of "real literature." Mostly though, Spiegelman was having fun. He was there to give the crowd what he had sought from Ward: a conversation about some of his favorite comics and a taste of the overwhelming pleasure they give him. "Don't worry if you get a little lost while you're watching," he reassured his listeners between puffs on his e-cigarette. "I'm hoping you will careen between my words and these picture stories until you're left as breathlessly unbalanced as I am." Read More


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