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It was with some fascination that I happened across Ian Langworth's "VIM after 11 years" post last week. As a vi/vim user for more than 20 years, I wasn't expecting to learn much. But to my surprise, Langworth revealed many features and tweaks I never would've sought out on my own because -- well, why would I? My vim reflexes have been built up like calluses over decades, long before many of these features and plug-ins were a glimmer in anyone's eye.
Yet I found some very old features that I either never knew about or used so sparingly that they've been archived. The
:g// command was one of those items. Despite the fact that
:g/re/p in the ed editor was the original impetus for Ken Thompson to write the first stand-alone
grep utility, I've never really used
:g// in vi/vim. It just never worked its way into my reflexes. In hindsight, that's hard to believe, but I'm apparently not alone in that regard, as Langworth noted in a follow-up article.
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The fact is we get mental calluses when we use the same tools over and over again. We stop thinking about how to do something and instead rely on our reflexes. Because we've stopped thinking about the mechanics, it's easy to miss updates and advances to the tool.
I'd also posit that these calluses are more likely to occur in regard to CLI tools than GUI tools, because we tend to notice new menus or new options in drop-down lists or new check boxes in a dialog. In a CLI app, especially a CLI utility rather than an editor like vi, options and features are masked. To find them, you need to call up the man page.
A great example of this is the Unix
less command. The
less command has been in development for decades. Recent CentOS and Debian installations use version 436. For those familiar with the tool, this might seem a bit absurd.
After all, this is a tool that simply handles pagination of long text files, as well as the ability to move forward and backward within the file. Completely unscientifically, I would estimate that 95 percent of all uses of the
less utility involve little more than hitting space bar or Enter to advance the text, and Ctrl-B to back up a page. A relatively small number of uses will leverage the
/ search capabilities. An even tinier number will use regular expressions in those searches. It's the
less command, for pete's sake -- it's a very simple tool.
However, 34 command-line switches are available for the current version of the
less command -- seriously, 34. Check out the man page. And there's more, including all kinds of navigation commands that go well beyond the rudiments, multiple file management commands, and a huge range of tweaks.


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"It's time to bid farewell to the Brics," wrote my FT colleague Philip Stephens this week. Jim O'Neill, the Goldman Sachs economist who first coined the acronym which groups Brazil, Russia, India and China, seems to feel the same. His new book, also reviewed this week by Stefan Wagstyl, the FT's emerging editor, is called 'The Growth Map: Economic Opportunity in the BRICs and beyond'.
The italicisation of "beyond" is my own. Nevertheless, as an intellectual grouping, the Bric term never sat that comfortably with anyone – except, perhaps, as an investment idea. The differences separating its four members are as many and as deep as their similarities. In fact, the only feature these countries really share is immense size. This was lucidly captured several years before Mr O'Neill by none other than George Kennan. Read more


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Lenny Mac Dowell: Flutes, Bamboo, Alto and Synth. Flutes
Hakim Ludin: Percussion
Neyveli B. Venkatesh: Mridangam
Ganesh: Violin, Vocals
Kumaresh: Violin
The Karnatic Music of South India
The Indian music culture knows two major traditions, that are related to one another and are both based on Raga and Tala: the Hindustani music of North India and the Karnatic music of South India. In opposition to the music tradition of the North, the South Indian music remained unaffected by foreign influences and is now one of the most high developed music cultures of the world.
The Musicians
Ganesh & Kumaresh, Violin Duo
The brothers Ganesh and Kumaresh come from an old Indian family of musicians, from which precious tradition and classical music was passed down from father to son. Early encounters with the classical music in the surrounding field of their home, where several students of their parents practiced, inspired the brothers, so that Ganesh began to play the violin at the age of three and Kumaresh even earlier.
The violin has taken its own place in the South Indian, karnatic music. The instrument is bound so close to the karnatic music, that it is found in every concert performed.
Their first performance was 1972 during the Asia exhibition in New Delhi. Their final breakthrough was made in 1975 with several concerts in Madras. Through many enthusiastic concert critics, the public and concert organizations in South India began to take notice of the two musicians. Ganesh and Kumaresh soon belonged to the best artists and despite their young age, they were very much liked by lovers of the karnatic music. Due to their extraordinary talent and their professionality, both were regarded as senior musicians, before even becoming teenagers. Today they belong to the best musicians in South India.
Neyveli B. Venkatesh, Mridangam
At the age of seven, Venkatesh ´s father started educating his son in playing the Mridangam. His first performances were at the age of ten. Further teachers were famous musicians such as Sri P. P. Venkateshan and Sri Ramanathapuram M. N. Kandaswamy Pillai.
Famous South Indian instrumentalists, violin players, saxophonists, flute players and singers all value Venkatesh as a sensible side musician and a brilliant solo player, mastering classical and complicated compositions.
Venkatesh´s musical and artistic perfection handling the technical difficult Mridangam, a double headed drum, make him to one of the most wanted musicians at festivals and concerts in India.
Hakim Ludin, Percussion Artist
Master of magic sounds and rhythm creations, Hakim Ludin starts his musical career with a classical education as orchestra musician for drums and percussion instruments at the conservatory in Karlsruhe, Germany. After graduating successfully, he starts playing in different Jazz formations and composes music pieces for several major theatres throughout Germany.
Besides his own projects, studio works and tv live-performances, Hakim Ludin plays together with famous Jazz musicians, such as Jonas Hellborg (Bass player/John McLaughlin), Terry Bozzio (Drummer/Frank Zappa), Alex Acuna (Weather Report) and Luis Conte (Yellow Jackets).
Since several years now, Hakim Ludin is the musical conductor of Jazz and Drum seminars at the Bavarian Music Academy Marktoberdorf and can be heard on several releases. He is an international honored percussion player, specialist for percussion instruments and sound creator.
His individuality of soft, background rhythms and sounds are internationally asked for on stages and film and tv studios.
His music can be described as lyrical Jazz, his way of improvisation as musical meditation.
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Hakim Ludin plays Meinl Percussion, Schlagwerk Klangobjekte, AKG Mikrophone, Zildjian, Vic Firth and Remo.
Lenny Mac Dowell, Flutes
Lenny Mac Dowell has become well-known through his innovative modern style and also as composer and producer. Many CD productions, with him as studio musician and producer have been released. He has released own productions, such as Autumn Breath, Flying Torso, The Farthest Shore, Flute Power, Radioactive, Echnaton´s Return, Balance of Power and compositions for documentary film productions. Unusual spectacular flute sounds are his way of transporting the flute into another dimension.
Together with Hakim Ludin, Lenny Mac Dowell founded Blue Planet, always bringing in new international musicians, giving each release an extraordinary sound and thus becoming a part of his creative field as musician and producer.
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OK where do i start!!! I've been using BT3 for while and when i brought my ALFA card for my Samsung R60+ laptop i thought it was the best thing since i lost my virginity! And after a connected to the net and grabbing files off torrent my alfa card would disconnect and this would make it impossible for me to even use my keyboard 'SERIOUSLY' i couldn't type unless i remove my card. When i reinserted my card i couldn't even scan for AP's :-(. So i thought maybe its summat do with my Alfa card! I tried my brothers ALFA card and still i had the same problem! So i thought...MMMMMMMMM Maybe it was my drivers! Tried reinstalling them and still ad the same problem. So i thought could my USB controller be have some sort of my conflict with the driver! So i downloaded the latest kernel 220.127.116.11 use the configuration from the BT3 kernel.lzm. Compiled it using make, make_install, make_modules Blah blah blah. Rebooted then installed the rtl8187 driver from aircrack also i applied the patch with was about 400k. patched it. Installed the driver, rebooted and BANG it worked. I've been online for about 4 hours and it hasn't cut off, plus my laptop starts up quicker :-D, and my keyboard is FINE :-D. I hope this helps people. Heres the link for the driver and patch and kernel.
Kernel - http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kern...6.24.4.tar.bz2
RTL8187- http://dl.aircrack-ng.org/drivers/rt...ux_26.1010.zip
RTL8187 Patch- http://patches.aircrack-ng.org/rtl8187_2.6.24v3.patch
I hope this helps people with the whole problem of you keyboard dying, and your card disconnecting after awhile
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Family Hike- Laguna Coast Wilderness Park
Laguna Canyon Foundation
Saturday, December 15, 2012 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PST)
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Hike Canceled due to muddy trails.
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Constitution Day talk to focus on Calhoun-Madison debate
As part of the University of South Carolina's celebration of Constitution Day Thursday, Sept. 17, the university will feature a public talk by American politics scholar Dr. James H. Read.
Read, the Joseph P. Farry Professor of Public Policy at the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University in Minnesota, will speak at 7 p.m. in the School of Law auditorium. A reception will be held afterward, and both events are free.
Titled "What Kind of Constitution? James Madison, John C. Calhoun, and the Problem of Majority Rule," the talk is based on Read's book, "Majority Rule versus Consensus: The Political Thought of John C. Calhoun," which was released earlier this year.
Read will discuss how James Madison, the U.S. Constitution's chief architect, and South Carolina statesman John C. Calhoun both believed unchecked majority rule was tantamount to majority tyranny but espoused vastly different ideas for legislative rule.
"Madison sought to make majority rule slow and deliberate rather than hasty and passionate; he understood the Constitution as a framework for responsible majority rule," Read said. "Calhoun wanted stronger medicine. That is, he wanted to permit an outvoted minority to block legislation that threatened its interests. Calhoun re-interpreted the Constitution as requiring near-consensus rather than majority rule."
Read says the Madison-Calhoun debate is far from over.
"The issues raised in the Madison-Calhoun debate continue to resonate today in controversies over filibuster in the Senate and over states attempting to block federal legislation, inviting us to consider once again what kind of Constitution we have."
Additional books by Read include "Power versus Liberty: Madison, Hamilton, Wilson, and Jefferson" (2000) and "Doorstep Democracy: Face to Face Politics in the Heartland" (2008).
Read said the work of Dr. Lacy Ford, a 19th-century American-history scholar and chairman of the University of South Carolina's history department, influenced his research by providing valuable insights on how Calhoun's national goals and actions were affected by his place in Palmetto State politics.
On Sept. 18, the day after his public talk, Read will address faculty and students in the department of political science, looking at contemporary applications of Calhoun's idea of a consensus model of government in Ireland, South Africa and the former Yugoslavia.
While at the university, Read plans to visit South Caroliniana Library for his next project, a book on South Carolinian Francis Lieber and how his Lieber Code influenced Geneva Convention articles for the treatment of civilians and prisoners.
The U.S. Constitution was signed on Sept. 17, 1787. In 2004, U.S. Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia led an initiative to make Sept. 17 a national holiday. Constitution Day was first celebrated in 2005.
The university's annual commemoration is sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the College of Arts and Sciences and its department of political science and the School of Law.
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9th January 2012 08:47 AM #1
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Did you take photos during your pregnancy?
I just love this slideshow of a woman's growing belly during pregnancy. It is beautiful and something I am sure she will treasure forever. I wish I had taken more photos during my pregnancies, yet I only have a few. I am usually the one behind the camera, so there are not many photos of me during pregnancy. I would definitely suggest to any pregnant mum to take plenty of photos, because some day you will love looking back at them.
Do you have a lot of photographs from your pregnancy? Did you get professional photos taken?
10th January 2012 07:55 AM #2
I did Jessica - I took a lot of photos which have become a great keepsake. I was very lucky to have a professional photographer also take photos. The photographer took pregnancy photos every four weeks - in the same clothes in the same position. I now have a series of wonderful photographs that show the progression of my pregnancy. This is something I encourage other women to do. I treasure these photos. They are up on my wall in my clinic room.
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Aww love the pictures. I did not take any professonal ones at all, but I have some. I just don't know where I actually put them all haha. I am so happy to see a lot of photos they all look great. I love seeing them as well. I have some friends that actually took a lot of pictures of their growing bellys and they are still taking them until the baby gets here.
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I did have professional photos taken during my pregnancies. I love pregnancy photos. Mine were not at all creative like the one's that aussiemidwife posted above or the slideshow. Makes me kind of jealous!
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I came across the website Pacing The Panic Room when I was newly pregnant and loved their series of photos (they were up to about week 18 I think when I found it) and it was really fun to follow their blog posts along each week. I hadn't seen the completed video before though!
We also took weekly photos but still haven't compiled them into a slideshow and my daughter is now 2! But we also got some professional photos done when I was 36 weeks as well as when my daughter was a week old and they are a lovely keepsake
18th January 2012 07:26 AM #6
I'd love to see your photos in a slide show - any plans to do it soon?? If people can afford professional photos I'd highly recommend having them done.
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i had professional ones done with bub#5(in 2003) at 34wks. I was very happy with them. mine are arty nude ones.Some of the photos had my 4 older children feeling my belly. They take pride of place on my bedroom wall.
I am again having professional ones done with this pregnancy. This time I'm planning on also having some belly art done then photographed. I'm going to do my own at home monthly pics. As this will probably be my last pregnancy I'd like a few keepsakes.
1st February 2012 11:50 AM #8
Would love to see some of your monthly pregnancy pics gez15673 - if you are happy to share them of course.
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Yes I took pictures when I was still pregnant but not those in the studio. Only from amateurs, and they're candid pictures.


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Monday Morning Quarterback Week 6
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The Titans got just what they wanted to out of Matt Hasselbeck. The backup quarterback kept the Titans in the game and he threw for 290 yards and kept drives alive. The key for Hasselbeck is not turning the ball over and he did not do that. Ben Roethlisberger took advantage of a soft Tennessee secondary and threw for 363 yards.
Roethlisberger got off to a sensational start when he threw an 82-yard TD pass to Mike Wallace in the first quarter. He did not throw another scoring pass the rest of the way.
Atlanta FalconsOakland Raiders
Carson Palmer showed no fear against the undefeated Falcons and threw for 353 yards. He was decisive throughout most of the game he threw a sharp touchdown pass late in the second quarter to Denarius Thomas. Matt Ryan made several mistakes, but he never lost control and led the game-winning drive that resulted in Matt Bryant's 55-yard field goal
Ryan was not overly sharp and he only threw one touchdown pass while tossing three interceptions. Palmer made a terrible throw when his fourth-quarter pass was picked off and returned 79 yards for a touchdown by Asante Samuel.
Baltimore RavensDallas Cowboys
Tony Romo had an excellent bounce-back game after throwing five interceptions against Chicago in Week Four. Romo threw for 261 yards and his fourth-quarter TD pass to wide receiver Dez Bryant was perfect. Romo threw a similar pass to Bryant on the ensuing two-point conversion, but he dropped the ball. Joe Flacco hit Torrey Smith with a TD pass just before halftime and he did not throw an interception.
It was a dull game for Flacco. While he has taken steps and didn't do anything that would have caused his team to lose the game, he did not make the bold plays that he has been noted for this season.
Cleveland BrownsCincinnati Bengals
Brandon Weeden stepped up and led the Browns to their first victory of the season. While he may never be a star, Weeden threw for 231 yards and 2 touchdowns. He kept his mistakes to a minimum and only threw one interception. The Bengals played from behind most of the game and Andy Dalton threw for 381 yards.
After losing at home to the Miami Dolphins in Week Five, the Bengals could not shake the depression. Much of that falls on Dalton, who threw three interceptions. Dalton was under pressure throughout the game and he was sacked twice while fumbling once.
Miami DolphinsSt. Louis Rams
The Dolphins are one of the least talented teams in football, but they are 3-3 and in a four-way tie for first place in the AFC East. Much of that goes to Ryan Tannehill who is not making many mistakes for a rookie quarterback. He threw two TD passes and was not picked off. St. Louis quarterback Sam Bradford threw for 315 yards and nearly led his team to a late comeback.
Tannehill is a pleasant surprise at this point, but he is not a prolific passer. He only threw for 185 yards and he fumbled once. Bradford could not throw a touchdown pass, although he did complete a two-point conversion pass in the fourth quarter.
New York JetsIndianapolis Colts
Can you say game manager? Offensive coordinator Tony Sparano gave Mark Sanchez a conservative gameplan and he followed it perfectly. Sanchez did not make any mistakes and he threw two first-half TD passes to lead the Jets to the easy win.
The Jets simply gave in and basically removed the pass from the gameplan. Sanchez completed 11-of-18 passes for 82 yards. Indianapolis rookie quarterback could not get it done against a desperate team while playing on the road. He threw for 280 yards, but he did not have a touchdown and he had two interceptions. Luck was sacked four times and he lost one fumble.
Detroit LionsPhiladelphia Eagles
Matthew Stafford did not have a brilliant statistical game, but he led the Lions on a fourth quarter comeback in which he seemed to rediscover the Pro Bowl form he had last year. He threw for 311 yards, threw for a fourth-quarter touchdown and he also ran for one.
Michael Vick is a troubled quarterback at this point in his career. He continues to be plagued by turnovers. He threw two more interceptions against the Lions and he also fumbled the ball. Insiders report that Vick will be shown the door in Philadelphia if the Eagles don't make the playoffs.
Tampa Bay BuccaneersKansas City Chiefs
The Bucs were clearly the better team and Josh Freeman was sensational. He threw for 328 yards, bought time in the pocket with his athleticism and he took advantage of the Chiefs' generous secondary. Freeman threw three TD passes and only one interception.
Backup quarterback Brady Quinn cannot be held responsible for the Chiefs' problems, but he was not able to turn the situation around. He threw for 180 yards and two interceptions and struggled to run the Kansas City offense with any consistency.
Buffalo BillsArizona Cardinals
The Bills steadied the ship after horrendous losses to the Patriots and 49ers. Ryan Fitzpatrick was not overly impressive, but he did not turn the ball over and that had been a huge problem.
Blaine Fitzpatrick missed several key throws and only threw for 153 yards. Arizona quarterback Kevin Kolb continued to struggle and only threw for 128 yards before he had to come out of the game in the fourth quarter with a rib injury. Backup John Skelton appeared nervous and quite inept once he took over for Kolb
Seattle SeahawksNew England Patriots
Rookie quarterback Russell Wilson came alive in the fourth quarter and threw two TD passes, including the game-winner to Sidney Rice late in the fourth quarter. Wilson threw 3 TDs and did not throw an interception. Tom Brady threw for 395 yards and two touchdowns as the Patriots offense moved the ball up and down the field.
Brady made several mistakes that all played a role in the loss to the Seahawks. His intentional grounding penalty late in the first half cost the Patriots a field goal attempt. He also threw two interceptions that gave life to the Seahawks.
New York GiantsSan Francisco 49ers
In a game that meant more to the 49ers than it did to the Giants, Eli Manning ran the New York offense with precision and expertise. He completed 15-of-28 passes for 193 yards and hit wideout Victor Cruz with a bullet of a TD pass.
After a brilliant start this season, Alex Smith tried to force the ball into tight coverage against the Giants and was awful. He threw three interceptions and did not throw a touchdown pass. Smith will have to shake this game out of his system quickly since the Niners play in the Thursday night game against Seattle.
Washington RedskinsMinnesota Vikings
A jaw-dropping performance by Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III a week after taking a head shot. Griffin threw for 182 yards and a touchdown, but he dominated the game with his running. He clinched the game with his fourth-quarter 76-yard TD run and he also had one other scoring run. Christian Ponder threw for 352 yards since the Vikings were in the comeback mode throughout the game.
Ponder was keeping it clean earlier in the season and avoiding turnovers. He threw two interceptions against the Redskins, including one that was returned 24 yards for a touchdown by Madieu Williams in the fourth quarter. Ponder also lost one fumble.
Green Bay PackersHouston Texans
Aaron Rodgers silenced all his doubters with a spectacular performance against the previously undefeated Texans. Rodgers completed 24-of-37 passes for 338 yards with 6 TDs and no interceptions. His offensive line gave up 2.0 sacks to pass-rushing sensation J.J. Watt, but otherwise protected him well.
The cool precision of the Houston Texans' offense was not on display against the Packers. Matt Schaub was under pressure throughout the game and he failed to throw a touchdown pass. He was sacked three times and he threw two interceptions.


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Chicago- the city that hates the 2nd Amendment and all us "bitter clingers" is trying to get around the Supreme Court decision that forced them to permit gun ownership . First, they wanted a per bullet (though it's actually called a round) tax of 5 cents per round (a box of ammo usually contains anywhere from 20 to 100 rounds). In the case of .22lr, the tax, of $5.00 per hundred, is actually more than the cost of the ammo. When that met with extreme opposition, the asswipes decided to tax gun owners for simply OWNING guns. READ THIS. I have got to say, I find this absolutely un-Constitutional. The same people who oppose poll taxes, as violating a Constitutionally enumerated right (which they do), are advocating a tax on owning a gun, a Constitutionally enumerated right.
I am sick and tired of these people. Their excuse is "We need to pay for the medical costs of gun violence." The problem is, most gunviolence isn't committed by the people who buy their guns legally. Nope, it's committed by people who steal guns FROM legal owners, or who get them from illegal sources to begin with. what this is ACTUALLY designed to do is make owning a gun more expensive. The rich people will still have guns, (and private security companies), but the poorer people, the ones who are the victims of the illegal guns, will have no way to protect themselves FROM the armed criminals. Women, the most common victims of armed violence, will not be able to afford a gun to protect themselves from rapists, muggers, and other violent criminals.
It's past time to start suing the various governments for their repeated (and entirely unconstitutional) attempts to subvert the Constitution and violate our enumerated rights. Let's start with a giant "FUCK YOU CHICAGO!!!" And we can move on from there.


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Explain so I can defend myself.
The Dev Team did not ask me to mod their blog because I got my facts wrong.
Stunning! You really don't have a clue what you are talking about, do you?
Microsoft has brought the Outlook Web App to Apple's iPhone and iPad. The problem? It's only for Office 365
I've been trying out Android and hate it with a passion, I did think I would be able to last until the next iPhone is out as I didn't want to buy a 5 when a new one will replace it soon. But am now just waiting for my 5 to be delivered. I really don't like Android.
But I will continue to use Google Maps on my iPhone and iPad because it is far better than Apple Maps. YMMV.
Ignorance - according to the Oxford English Dictionary, is a lack of knowledgeor information.
Stupid - is what some people look by posting in ignorance.


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Serves about 15.
Combine 4 oz. gum paste with 1 packet neon pink fondant; roll out 1/16 in. thick. Cut 15 small daisies, using cutter from set; place in large flower former cups and dry completely. Reserve remaining gum paste/fondant mixture. Cut wires in half; attach to backs of flowers with melted white candy. Let set.
Tint white fondant teal. Roll out 1/8 in. thick. Brush piping gel onto cake base; cover with teal fondant. Reserve remaining fondant.
Bake and cool a 2-layer 8 in. round cake. Stack cooled cake layers on fondant-covered cake base. Prepare for fondant by lightly icing with buttercream.
Roll out chocolate fondant 1/8 in. thick and cover cake; smooth. Roll out remaining chocolate fondant 1/8 in. thick; cut 1/4 in. wide strips; attach to bottom border of cake with damp brush. Wrap chocolate fondant around one globe pillar, leaving hole in top open. Trim one pillar to height of cake; insert into center of cake.
Roll out reserved pink fondant/gum paste mix 1/16 in. thick. Cut small daisies with cutter; attach to cake with damp brush. Roll out reserved teal fondant 1/16 in. thick; cut out flower centers with narrow end of tip 12. Attach to daisies with damp brush. Wrap wired daisies together with tape and insert into center of globe pillar; bend wire to flow flowers around globe. Attach globe to cake top.


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Teheran dominant again in third start
Braves fireballer allows two hits, fans seven in 5 2/3 innings
By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | April 17, 2012 8:34 PM ET
MLB.com's No. 4 prospect scattered two hits and struck out a season-high seven batters over 5 2/3 innings Tuesday as the Triple-A Gwinnett Braves blanked the Norfolk Tides, 6-0.
A return to the International League appears to be just what the doctor ordered.
"It's hard to say a guy not being in the big leagues is a good thing, but in this case it is," Gwinnett pitching coach Marty Reed said. "He will use the things he learns here now wherever he goes. It will make him better.
"He has put together back-to-back quality starts. The things he's doing on the mound are pretty special."
Teheran worked around Xavier Avery's leadoff double to start the game, and he used an inning-ending double play to erase Joe Mahoney's one-out base hit in the second. After a 1-2-3 third, Teheran rolled another double-play ball to get out of the fourth before using back-to-back strikeouts to strand a runner at third base and end the fifth.
The 21-year-old retired the first two batters he faced in the sixth, but a walk to Steve Tolleson brought an end to his night.
Ordinarily, Teheran might have been allowed to finish the inning, but a 42-minute rain delay after the first frame complicated matters.
"A lot depends on how you handle it," Reed said. "Once the rain came we sat him down for a little bit, which is the equivalent of when the other team is pitching. Then we took him to the mound in the indoor batting cage to have him throw 15 pitches which is like one inning.
"We were able to keep him in sync. He threw an extra inning, just not in the game."
Tuesday's outing gave Teheran his second consecutive win and lowered his ERA to 2.19. It also marked his best performance of the new campaign, and more importantly, may signify an end to his early-season woes.
The native of Colombia went 0-1 with a 9.37 ERA in five Grapefruit League appearances with the Braves this spring. He allowed 18 runs -- 17 earned -- on 22 hits and eight walks over just 16 1/3 innings, essentially handing the No. 5 spot in Atlanta's rotation to Randall Delgado.
Things failed to get better for the 6-foot-2 right-hander in his return to the International League, where he went 15-3 with a 2.55 ERA last year. In his season debut on the road in Durham, Teheran allowed three runs on three hits and a pair of walks in just 1 2/3 innings.
"It's hard to say that someone who went 15-3 with a 2.55 ERA has to learn how to pitch, but he is now learning to set up people rather than just relying on his stuff to blow by people," Reed added. "It will be a blessing in disguise.
"A lot of people would be extremely disappointed to be sent back [to the Minors], but the first thing he said to me was, 'Marty, we have to get back to work.' He has a good frame of mind and that is the biggest key. He didn't feel sorry for himself, and he wants to make improvements. That is what sets Julio apart."
On Tuesday, Buddy Carlyle allowed one hit over 2 1/3 innings of relief to maintain his perfect 0.00 ERA, and Ben Swaggerty tossed a perfect ninth to complete the shutout.
Ashley Marshall is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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UCL Freedom of Information Policy
Endorsed by the Chair of the Information Strategy Committee
19 March 2012
1 Introduction
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 imposes a duty on public authorities such as University College London:
- To confirm or deny that the information requested is held.
- If the information is held, to communicate it to the applicant.
Anyone may make a request in writing for recorded information held by or on behalf of UCL, and UCL must comply promptly and in any case within 20 working days. Unless subject to one of 23 exemptions described by the Act, the information must be provided.
The Information Commissioner's Office is the independent regulatory authority for the Act, and the avenue of appeal for requests that have not been resolved to the applicant's satisfaction.
2 Scope
The purpose of this document is to define UCL's Freedom of Information Policy:
· The duties imposed by the Act and how UCL intends to discharge those duties
· Responsibility for ensuring compliance
· Complaints and appeals.
The procedure for responding to requests is described in the Procedure for Handling Requests under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
3 Roles and responsibilities
UCL's Provost and Council have overall responsibility for Freedom of Information in UCL. Operational responsibility is delegated to the Freedom of Information Officer.
The Qualified Person for determining the application of Section 36 (prejudice to the effective conduct of public affairs) is the Provost.
4 Publication Scheme
UCL maintains a Publication Scheme, listing the classes of information and the documents that it routinely publishes or intends to publish. The Publication Scheme is on UCL's website and hard copies of documents can be obtained from the Records Office or from relevant departments. The Scheme will be reviewed annually.
A disclosure log will also be maintained on the website where documents provided in response to requests will be published for viewing or downloading.
5 Codes of practice
UCL will comply with the Act, and handle requests in accordance with the Codes of Practice issued by the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs under Sections 45 and 46 of the Act.
The purpose of the Section 45 Code is to facilitate disclosure by setting out good administrative practice, and standards for the provision of advice to applicants. It also covers consultation with third parties to whom the information relates or those likely to be affected by a disclosure of information, the implications of confidentiality provisions in contracts, the transfer of requests to other public authorities and the provision of a complaints procedure.
The Section 46 Code promotes good records management, based on the premise that 'Freedom of information legislation is only as good as the quality of the records and other information to which it provides access'. In accordance with the Records Management Policy the Records Manager is responsible for implementing UCL's approach to records management.
6 Handling and tracking of requests
The Freedom of Information Officer is responsible for the processing and monitoring of Freedom of Information requests.
The dedicated routes for information requests are:
· The email address firstname.lastname@example.com
· By post to:
Freedom of Information Officer
University College London
Records Office
South Junction
Gower Street
· By fax to 020 7679 2009.
All Freedom of Information requests will be logged and tracked by the Records Office. This will aid identification of repeat, similar or vexatious requests. Multiple requests for information on a particular subject will lead to consideration for its addition to the Publication Scheme during the annual review.
Where there is reason to believe that some or all of the information requested is held by another public authority, UCL will contact the applicant and provide information about where to re-direct the request. In some cases the request may be transferred directly to the other authority.
7 Exemptions and the public interest test
There are 23 exemptions from the right of access. Some are designated 'absolute', meaning that if an absolute exemption applies, the duty to provide the information does not apply. Most are known as 'qualified' exemptions and require a public interest test to be applied, to decide whether the public interest in withholding the information outweighs the public interest in disclosing it.
Where an exemption is deemed to apply to some or all of the information requested, the applicant will be notified in writing. The relevant exemption will be cited and any information that is not exempt will be provided.
Since the Act contains a presumption in favour of disclosure, in cases where there is equal weight between withholding information and disclosing it, the information will be disclosed.
In determining whether disclosure would be likely to prejudice the effective conduct of public affairs (Section 36 of the Act), and the balance of the public interest, the designated Qualified Person will decide. In UCL this is the Provost.
If legal opinion is thought to be necessary, it will be sought by the Freedom of Information Officer.
8 Personal information
Where an applicant makes a request for his or her own personal data, the data is absolutely exempt and the request will be treated as a subject access request under the Data Protection Act 1998.
If the information requested includes personal information about a third party, the information will be provided, unless:
1 Disclosure would contravene any of the data protection principles. The key issues in this regard are fairness and lawfulness, and these will be considered fully before disclosure is made.
2 Disclosure would contravene Section 10 of the Data Protection Act (right to prevent processing likely to cause damage or distress).
3 The data subject would not be entitled to receive the data.
4 Disclosure would contravene UCL's notification to the Information Commissioner under Section 17 of the Data Protection Act.
9 Third party information
In accordance with the Code of Practice, where requests relate to persons other than the applicant and UCL, or disclosure may affect the interests of persons other than the applicant or UCL, UCL will, where appropriate, consult the third party promptly in order to determine whether an exemption applies, and to aid the decision on disclosure. However, the decision will be made entirely by UCL.
10 Fees
UCL will follow the Freedom of Information and Data Protection (Appropriate Limit and Fees) Regulations 2004. Accordingly, all requests that cost less than £450 to process (the 'appropriate limit') will be complied with free of charge.
If the estimated cost of compliance exceeds £450, the duty to comply with the request does not arise. Such requests may be refused. However, mindful of the duty to provide advice and assistance, where the cost of complying with a request would exceed the appropriate limit, the applicant will be helped, if possible, to modify or re-focus the request in order to bring the cost below the limit.
In calculating the cost of a request, UCL may only take into account the time taken to determine whether it holds the information, and to locate and retrieve it. It may not take into account the time taken to consider exemptions and to seek and obtain legal advice, to consider whether a request is vexatious, to obtain authorisation to provide the information or to calculate fees. Costs are calculated at an hourly rate of £25, the equivalent of two and a half working days.
Where communication costs (such as postage, photocopying, printing, CDs etc.) are less than £35 the information will be provided free. The applicant will be charged in full for these costs above that level. A fees notice will be issued, which must be paid within three months. During this period the 20 working day clock is stopped, and re-starts when the fee is received. If the fee is not paid, UCL is released from its obligation to provide the information.
UCL will not charge for information listed on its Publication Scheme except where specifically indicated on the Scheme.
11 Complaints
Any written reply from the applicant expressing dissatisfaction with UCL's response to a request will be treated as a complaint, whether or not the applicant has expressly stated a wish to have the decision reviewed. This includes appeals against decisions to withhold information. The Director of Estates & Facilities is responsible for handling complaints. A response will be provided within 20 working days.
Complaints received more than two months after the initial decision will not be considered.
If dissatisfied with the outcome of the review, the applicant may seek a review by the Information Commissioner, who has powers to uphold or overturn the decision. UCL will abide by the decisions of the Information Commissioner's Office, unless it considers itself to have grounds for an appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal (Information Rights).


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Styx & Foreigner Tour Buses Go Up in Flames
Listen to Styx Radio on iHeartRadio | Listen to Foreigner Radio on iHeartRadio
(TMZ) - Two tour buses for a Styx and Foreigner concert turned into vehicular torches early Wednesday afternoon in Philly ... TMZ has learned.
It's unclear how the fire started, but TMZ reports one bus went up in flames ... and the fire spread to the second vehicle.
The buses were parked and NOT occupied when they caught fire. According to TMZ, the buses are "crew buses" and not "band buses."
Thankfully the buses were not occupied, Band and Crew are Safe http://t.co/Kg9BEFxyRE
— Foreigner (@ForeignerMusic) July 2, 2014
The bands are scheduled to perform together Thursday in New Jersey.
To remind you of Styx's greatness, their hits including "Babe," "Renegade," "Mr. Roboto" and "Come Sail Away."
As for the concert, the show presumably will go on.
Photo: Getty Images


text: so looks like the surfs been building all day in ei and winds have shifted north i believe? seems like a fair chance for a nice clean waist high day tomorrow morning. anybody wanna shed more light on the situation for me? trying to decide if i should road trip it.


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its not the card but the chipset which is supported by BT and all the rt73 chipset based cards works fine.your card is same as WUSB54GC.hope you got my point.
The EDIMAX EW-7318USg works great out of the box. I just cracked my WPA2 router.
I like the bleeding edge, but I don't like blood loss
its not the card but the chipset which is supported by BT and all the rt73 chipset based cards works fine.your card is same as WUSB54GC.hope you got my point.
I like the bleeding edge, but I don't like blood loss
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.
hi every one
i have the edimax-ew7318usb too but i have a real problem i don't know if the problem is my wifi,laptop...??
i have a 2.2core2duo ,4GB ...laptop.
i plug my wifi and i put it in monitor mode
when i use airodump-ng it work fine when i specify a certain channel
exairodump-ng -c 4 mon0 )
but if i use only (airodump-ng mon0 ) after 5-10s the interface is down
i have to unplug it and plug it again
and some times my laptop freeze and i have to reset it when i use airodump-ng or when i connect to a wifi network (this problem of freezing occur only when i use aircrack tools).
(my edimax work fine on xp)
does any one can help me please and thank for any help
I too am having a similar problem with the Edimax 718usg. Issues are:
I can scan using airodump, but when I then need to use SpoonWEP I sometimes have to unplug the card and put it back it to get it to work.
Sometimes when runnning Ettercap this card will loose its connection and the wireless manager can't reconnect it unless I pull it out and try again.
The card does get a little warm.... could this be the problem? I might try adding a heatsink or similar to see if that helps.
After some operations these cards/usb devices will only reset (be enabled in a significantly different mode) if they are removed (physically) and reinserted to give the power-break.
I do not know the reason yet!
Lux sit
How to get it working ( a guide)
check the newbie area, i can't post URL's :S
name of the post is
"Get all RT73 drivers working and crack weps in 2 min!"
good adapter ok with aircrack-ng, but useless range


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Highest Received Offer was R 420,000
This apartment is for sale in Florida. This is a private property sale.Continue reading...
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This apartment is situated in a Residential Suburb
This single storey apartment floor area was measured at 65m2.
This apartment has monthly levy payable to the amount of R 400.
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Replacements book hometown show, first headlining gig in two decades
Listen to The Replacements on iHeartRadio
The Replacements are heading home. The Minnesota rockers have announced plans to play St. Paul's Midway Stadium in September for what will be their first full headlining show in more than 20 years.
The last time they topped the bill all by themselves was July 4th, 1991, when they put on a free concert in Chicago's Grant Park for tens-of-thousands of fans. Since Paul Westerberg and company reunited in 2012, they've been playing a string of festivals including, most recently, Coachella.
The band's second of two sets in Southern California featured an assist on guitar from Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, and they promise to bring out more special guests for the St. Paul show.
Tickets go on sale May 3rd at etix.com, with the concert scheduled to take place September 13th.
Photo Credit Getty Images


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Hi there!
i have a problem installing backtrack with help of this video tutorial:
Infosec Ramblings
Like some other guy i get this error when trying to get past the point of partitioning and start to install...
This message appears:
And like i wrote in a comment on the totorial page i think i know why i get the error while not knowing how to avoid it. My comment from the page:Code:
The installer needs to commit changes to partition tables, but cannot do so because partitions on the following mount points could not be unmounted:
Please close any applications using these mount points.
Would you like the installer to try to unmount these partitions again?
step5 September 6, 2010 at 10:23 am
Hi, i have this problem, too.
And i guess i know why the (virtual)harddisk (in my case it is hda) shows up in the patitioner with its swap and the installer wants to format it but it is not possible because it is mounted
there is no chance to tell the installer not to format the internal swap becuase you cant check or uncheck it
Scroll down in the Ready to install screen. In my case there is this:
The following partitions are going to be formatted:
partition #5 of IDE1 master (hda) as swap <<this causes the error
LVM VG vg, LV root as ext3
LVG VG vg, LV swap as swap
partition #1 of SCSI3 (0,0,0) (sda) as ext3
If anyone knows how to supress formatting of the hda swap please help ;-(
I post it here again, because i saw the author of the video answers the comments really late. And i don't want to wait 2 weeks :-) i hope you understand...Quote:
step5 September 7, 2010 at 1:10 am
Forgot to mention that i use virtualbox with the vmware image of backtrack.
So the partitioner inside the installer shows the virtual harddisk besides the usb device and the encrypted partitions. And the partitioner wants to format the internal swap no way to suppress this.
I hope you can understand what i mean
So it would be great if anybody could help. thx


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Friday, Saturday Rains Had Little Impact on Local Drought Conditions
We got some heavy rains on Friday, but the rains weren't nearly enough to make a dent in our three year old drought, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The rains did bump the level of the Edwards Aquifer up to 637.1 feet above sea level, that is a healthy increase of more than three feet over the Friday reading.
But the Aquifer level today is still 11 feet below where it was on September 23 of 2012, and is more than 23 feet below the historic average for mid September, according to figures released by the Edwards Aquifer Authority.
In fact, the level of the Aquifer has already begun to fall slightly, in hour by hour reading reported by the agency.
The Lower Colorado River Authority, which is in charge of managing the Highland Lakes which provide water to Austin and the Hill Country, says the rains, which were heavier north of San Antonio, did provide some relief to rapidly falling reservoirs.
"This rain fell in the right spots to help the lakes, but the ground is so dry a lot of it soaked in," LCRA General Manager Becky Motal said. "But even so, we're seeing good inflows into the Highland Lakes and we expect to see the numbers continuing to go up for a few more days. It's not a drought buster, but it is definitely welcome."
The problem is the region is in the third year of lower than normal rainfall, which means it the Aquifer and the lakes began the year substantially lower than they usually begin the spring watering season. Rains need to make up for not just the current year's drought, but for the drought of the past two years as well.
The San Antonio Water System remains in Stage Two water restrictions, and many surrounding water districts are in Stage Three. The Friday rains are not expected to have any impact on those restrictions.


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|Publication ID: Fall 2009
|Title: Coal Mine Respirable Dust; Continuous Personal Dust Monitor (CPDMs)
|Abstract: On June 24, 2003, MSHA announced that all work on its Plan Verification and Single-Sample Respirable Coal Mine Dust final rules would cease and the rulemaking record would remain open in order to obtain information concerning Continuous Personal Dust Monitors (CPDMs) being tested by NIOSH. A Federal Register notice was published on July 3, 2003, extending the comment periods indefinitely. NIOSH issued a report on the CPDM in September 2006, and another report concerning test results in June 2007. MSHA will solicit public input on potential applications of this new monitoring technology in coal mines.
|Agency: Department of Labor(DOL)
|Priority: Other Significant
|RIN Status: Previously published in the Unified Agenda
|Agenda Stage of Rulemaking: Prerule Stage
|Major: No
|Unfunded Mandates: No
|CFR Citation: Not Yet Determined (To search for a specific CFR, visit the Code of Federal Regulations.)
|Legal Authority: 30 USC 811
|Legal Deadline: None
|Regulatory Flexibility Analysis Required: No
|Government Levels Affected: None
|Small Entities Affected: Businesses
|Federalism: No
|Included in the Regulatory Plan: No
|RIN Information URL: www.msha.gov/regsinfo.htm
|Public Comment URL: www.regulations.gov
|RIN Data Printed in the FR: No
|Related RINs: Related to 1219-AB14, Related to 1219-AB18
Patricia W. Silvey
Director, Office of Standards, Regulations, and Variances
Department of Labor
Mine Safety and Health Administration
1100 Wilson Boulevard, Room 2350,
Arlington, VA 22209-3939
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My WiFi works for using the internet and everything but when i try running airmon-ng and try putting it on monitor mode i get nothing back..
Is there anything I can do in order to get my card working in monitor mode please any help would be appreciated.
root@root:~# iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.
wmx0 no wireless extensions.
wlan0 IEEE 802.11abgn ESSID:off/any
Mode:Managed Frequency:2.412 GHz Access Point: Not-Associated
Tx-Power=15 dBm
Retry long limit:7 RTS thr:off Fragment thr:off
Encryption key:off
Power Management:off
root@root:~# airmon-ng start wlan0
Found 3 processes that could cause trouble.
If airodump-ng, aireplay-ng or airtun-ng stops working after
a short period of time, you may want to kill (some of) them!
PID Name
2709 dhclient3
2772 dhclient3
2858 dhclient
Process with PID 2709 (dhclient3) is running on interface wlan0
Interface Chipset Driver


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Health is the measurement of the physical condition of the game's protagonist in the Grand Theft Auto series.
Health as a statistic
Measurement of health on HUDs was not prominent in the original Grand Theft Auto, as the game has no indication of the player's health - players will simply die after an unspecified amount of minimal damage. Grand Theft Auto 2, however, gave players indication of the health for the first time, measuring it using a 5-heart gauge, with each heart denoted as full, half-sized and depleted, thus giving the health a 10-level scale.
From Grand Theft Auto III onwards, the 5-heart system is replaced by a numbered counter, with its default maximum as 100%; in most of these games, the player's health can be extended, usually as a reward for completing one or more side missions.
Health pickups
Health pickups scattered around the map can restore the player's health to the maximum level. Between Grand Theft Auto 2 and Grand Theft Auto IV, health pickups are generally shaped as rotating health icon with the symbol of a heart. In GTA IV, health pickups are shaped as medical kits. Health can be also replenished by up to 20% when entering Ambulances.
Many things can damage the player's health: being shot, stabbed, or beaten, fire, explosives, being struck by a vehicle, drowning, being thrown from a vehicle, and falling from heights. When the player's health is completely depleted, the protagonist is considered "wasted", and is then transported to the nearest hospital, after which a fee for healthcare will be assessed, and all weapons confiscated. Any mission that may have been in progress at the time is considered as failed.
Health can be replenished by picking up a health pickup, employing the services of a prostitute, or - in GTA San Andreas and GTA IV - by eating food or visiting a save point to save the game.
Accessibility of health pickups varies between games:
- In Grand Theft Auto III, health pickups can be found in front of all hospitals and scattered throughout Liberty City, often in recreational areas such as rest stops, parks, and shopping centers. Employing the services of a prostitute also replenishes health to a possible total of 125%.
- In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, health pickups appear in Vice City primarily in front of hospitals and replenish the player's health to maximum for $100 (default 100%, which can be extended to 200%). Food stores only help you replenish up to 100% health. The player's maximum health can be increased to 150% by performing Pizza Boy side missions. The player's maximum health will be 200% after the 100% Completion.
- In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, health pickups appear in San Andreas during Gang Warfare and in most missions involving a lot of gun fights. Health is replenished to maximum, which is a variable scale that can be increased by performing paramedic side missions and exercising (sprinting, swimming, or visiting a gym).
- In Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, health pickups like in the previous games appear randomly around the city and always inside safehouses and by hospitals. Maximum health can be increased by finishing the Pizza Boy and Noodle Boy side-missions, with each of them increasing 25% health, when completed.
- In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, health pickups here appear in the same form as in Liberty City Stories and are always inside safehouses and by hospitals. Increasing the maximum health requires completing the odd job, Air Rescue.
- In Grand Theft Auto IV, health packs are found all over Liberty City, generally in out-of-the-way locales, Hospitals, and in subway stations. The player can use their Phones to call Paramedics to their location to heal them for a fee. Food stands and stores are dotted around the city, and are great for replenishing health. A map of health pickups is shown in the game's website www.whattheydonotwantyoutoknow.com.
The functionality of health packs in GTA IV is also extended in multiplayer modes, when it can also be used to repair a vehicle the player is in by simply driving onto a health pickup.
- Health pickups originally were yellow, not orange.


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PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania placed four members among the league's best players when the 2013 All-Ivy field hockey teams were announced Wednesday. Freshman Jasmine Cole was named Co-Rookie of the Year and first-team All-Ivy along with junior goalkeeper Carly Sokach. Earning second-team All-Ivy honors were senior Julie Tahan and junior Emily Corcoran.
The first-team All-Ivy selections mark the first time Penn has had a player selected first-team since 2007, and the first time two Quakers have been selected since 2005. Cole's Rookie of the Year award is the fourth in Penn field hockey history (Donna Berk, 1983; Nicky Hitchens, 1985; Melissa Black, 2004).
Cole became the first freshman in program history to earn first-team All-Ivy. The Montclair, N.J. native finished the year with a team-leading 18 goals and 39 points. Cole finished the regular season second in the nation in goals per game (1.06) and sixth in points per game (2.29). She led the Ivy League in both categories.
Sokach started all 17 games in goal and played all 1,200-plus minutes for the Quakers. She finished 13th in the nation and second in the Ivy League in save percentage (.776) and saves per game (7.12). The West Pittston, Pa. native recorded five shutouts this season, and had seven games with double digit saves. Sokach tied her career high mark of saves in a game with 15 against Yale. This is her first All-Ivy team recognition.
Corcoran was also recognized for the first time, after finishing the regular season 14th in the nation and first in the Ivies in points per game (2.06). The Bryn Mawr, Pa. native also finished 22nd in the nation and third in the Ivies in assists per game (0.53) and 23rd in the nation and third in the Ivies in goals per game (0.76). Corcoran led the Quakers in assists (9) and was second in goals (13) and points (35).
Tahan received second-team All-Ivy for the second season in a row. The forward from Morristown, Pa. scored four goals with eight assists for 16 points during the season. The two-time captain was seventh in the Ivy League in assists per game (0.47).
The Quakers (13-4, 5-2) finished the year second in the Ivy League, with a chance to win the Ivy League title intheir final game, while posting the most overall wins since 2004.
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Hip Morphology and Limb-specific Risk Factors for Radiographic Hip Osteoarthritis
June 15, 2010 (historical)
Michael C. Nevitt, PhD
Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
University of California, San Francisco
185 Berry Street, Lobby #5, Suite 5700
San Francisco, CA 94107
Project Abstract
Hip osteoarthritis is a major cause of disability in middle aged and older persons. After the knee, it is the most common reason for joint replacement surgery. Despite this impact, relatively few risk factors, and fewer still potentially modifiable ones, for hip OA development and progression have been identified. Severe developmental abnormalities of the acetabulum and proximal femur are known to confer a high risk for developing hip OA and joint failure at a relatively young age. There is increasing evidence that more subtle variation in the morphology of the acetabulum and proximal femur, including mild forms of developmental abnormalities, increase the risk of hip OA later in life. Recent orthopedic research has focused on variations of hip morphology that alter hip joint mechanics and joint surface stress, in particular those related to femoro-acetabular impingement. It is hypothesized that these are important, but previously unrecognized, risk factors that may account for a large proportion of hip OA occurrence in mid and late life. Some of these hip morphological variations are modifiable through surgical interventions, and there is increasing interest in early treatment to prevent later OA. To date, no large prospective cohort studies have comprehensively tested whether these variations, alone or in combination, are related to the risk of development and progression of radiographic hip OA (RHOA). The Osteoarthritis Initiative (OAI) is well known as a public access research database from the largest prospective study of biomarkers (MRI, biochemical, genetic) of knee OA incidence and progression. It is less well known that the OAI is also a prospective study of hip OA. Pelvic radiographs were obtained in the entire cohort of 4796 participants at baseline and in the 80% of subjects projected to attend the 4-year follow-up clinic visits. We propose to assess the OAI pelvic radiographs for prevalent, progressive and incident RHOA using validated scoring systems and measurements and to rapidly release the results of these readings through the OAI public web site, thus making it possible for hip OA presence and outcomes to be included in biomarker studies using the OAI cohort. We also propose to comprehensively assess the baseline pelvic radiographs for measures of hip morphology hypothesized to play a role in the development of hip OA, and to test the effect of these measures as risk factors for incident and progressive RHOA in this large, well-characterized cohort. Hip morphology will also be measured on follow-up images to allow investigation of change from baseline in these parameters as imaging biomarkers of RHOA development.
Specific Aims
The specific aims are:
Aim 1. To assess radiographic hip OA (RHOA) in the OAI cohort. The OAI pelvic films will be assessed for prevalent, incident and progressive RHOA using standard methods that we have applied previously in other large epidemiological cohorts and release these data rapidly for public use. Assessment of RHOA will include quantitative measures of joint space width and reading for individual semi-quantitative radiographic features and summary grades of RHOA.
Aim 2. Hip morphology variations as risk factors and imaging biomarkers.
Aim 2a. Identify hips with new onset disease and those with progressive disease and perform separate studies for each endpoint to evaluate the relationship of variation in specific measures of hip morphology with the risk of incident and progressive RHOA.
Aim 2b. Use active shape modeling (ASM) to derive statistical pattern modes of gross hip morphology in a sample of hips with, and without, RHOA at baseline and evaluate the association of these modes with the risk of incident and of progressive RHOA.
Aim 2c. Compare baseline morphology characteristics of incident case hips with those of unaffected contralateral hips in the same person.
Aim 2d. Describe the natural history of hip morphology changes over 4 years in case and control hips and evaluate how change in these measures during follow-up is related to incident and progressive RHOA.
Aim 3. To determine the relationship between hip OA and knee OA. In descriptive analyses of the natural history of hip and knee OA, examine the relationships among prevalent, incident and progressive radiographic and symptomatic OA of the hip and knee. We will also test two specific hypotheses.
Aim 4. To evaluate other risk factors for hip OA. We will examine the association of other limb-specific and person-level risk factors already measured in the OAI cohort with the risk of incident and progressive RHOA.


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Part Number WB31X5014 replaces: 340526, 3594, AP2028086, WB31X0055, WB31X5009, WB31X5012, WB31X5014A, WB31X5014B, WB31X5014R, WB31X55.
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This 6 inch high rise burner trim ring is intended for use with detached style low rise tilt lock surface mount burners on ranges.
Repair was simple (just lift off the old and put on the new). What was pleasantly surprising was how quickly I received the parts (amazing)! Lastly, I've been looking for the correct parts/sizes in stores for years (yes, I should have tried this sooner). I was delighted to finally find a place that actually had the correct parts.
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1. Pulled out drawer2. Vacuumed dust, etc. under stove3. Reached under stove to rear and pulled plug4. Pulled the stove out away from wall so I could get to back5. Removed 5 screws that retained the back of the control panel6. One by one, I removed each wire from an old control and pushed it onto the same pin on the new control - did same for all 4 burner controls7. Removed the knobs8. Removed 2 screws from the front panel for each old control and removed the old controls9. Pushed each of the new controls into place on the panel and reused screws to secure them in place10. Cut the long control stems using 2 pliers per instructions to match length of old controls.11. Used knob adapters provided to mate the old knobs to the new control stems12. Plugged the stove in and tested the burners13. Unplugged and replace the panel back with original screws14. Moved stove back into place15. The right front burner was the one most used, so I replaced the connector for that burner.16. That connector came with instructions that I followed - cut the wires to the old connector, splice the wires to the new connector wires using supplied wire nuts and shrink tubing.17. Plugged the stove back in18. Replaced drawer - job complete - stove like new
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I unplugged each element from the terminal it was plugged into and then plugged the new element in. I also replace the drip pans and trim rings while I was at it.
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The interesting part of this story was troubleshooting the problem. Was it the element or the control? Turns out the element was making poor contact, generating excess heat ,which corroded the element contact generating even more heat, and so on and so on until the termional block eventually broke. The repair itself was simple once I separated the element from the terminal block. After that I removed the terminal block, one screw, removed the connecting wires, two screws, reversed the procedure to install the the new terminal boplck and element. Before the whole process began I made sure to turn the breaker to OFF.
By cleaning the connectors on the stove burners I have kept the stove alive for 20 years, but one stopped working because the terminal block connectors had burnt out. It was a simple one-machine screw holding in the original, so I swapped them, then took off the panel behind the controls to plug in the new connectors from the prewired terminal block. The rings were just a little touch to convince my wife that we do not yet need a new stove.
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- Identify opportunities to put the advertising and promotional power of the radio stations to work for local businesses.
- Develop results based marketing strategies and promotional opportunities for clients.
- Service clients from idea to execution.
- Reach quarterly and yearly billing goals set by station management.
- Effectively communicate goals and strategies with station management.
- Prospect and develop new business constantly.
- Four year college degree preferred.
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- Must be responsible, conscientious, accurate and thorough.
- Must have excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills as well as excellent organization skills.
- Must maintain a positive attitude when communicating with members of the department, its customers and outside vendors.
- Ability to deal effectively with tight deadlines and the diverse needs of clients.
- 1+ years of Radio Sales or Outside Sales experience preferred.
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Cohort 18 - Teacher Certification
How long have you wanted to be a teacher?
For as long as I can remember I always knew that teaching was what I wanted to do. As a child I would always play a make believe game of teacher. My Dad always tells me that I would set up my "classroom" and make him sit and be the student. I have always had a passion towards becoming a teacher.
What do you think will be your favorite subject to teach?
I hope all of them are! I want to teach at the elementary level so I will have the experience of teaching all subjects to my students. But when I was in elementary school, reading was always something I absolutely loved!
How do you think you'll feel the first time you step in front of a class?
I'm sure I will be feeling a lot of things…accomplished, proud, happy, nervous, confident, determined…
What will you bring to your classroom from your life experiences?
Growing up I had so many influential teachers, so I hope that from my experiences I can be influential to my students. I want to inspire them to be whom they are no matter what life may throw their way.
What do you think your students will like best about you?
My energetic personality
Were you surprised to get into the K-8 Teacher Certification Program at UW Bothell?
Just like waiting for admission into anything else, I was very nervous anticipating the outcome, but I was confident I had what UWB was looking for in terms of a candidate for the program.
What was the hardest part of the application for you?
I don't know if I would consider it hard, but what took the most time and effort were the essay questions.
What was your background coming into the program?
Lots and lots of volunteer experience. I had the opportunity to work with my fourth grade teacher for three years prior to coming into the program. I loved getting to essentially be her student again. I learned so much from her and am so thankful I had that experience.
Where did you go to elementary school?
Sherwood Elementary in Edmonds, WA
When you were a small child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A teacher!
What does the word "cohort" mean to you?
A community that has a shared experience through their education.
What is the hardest thing about taking classes in the summer?
The distractions of our every day lives.
Where do you get your lunch when you are on campus all day for classes?
I pack my lunch either the night before or in the morning! Sometimes Subway if I am running behind.
What's the most interesting thing you've learned about a faculty member?
I would consider this to be the most inspiring thing I've learned…that they decided the best fit for them in their teaching career was to teach at a one-roomed schoolhouse. It was very inspiring and made me realize that change is good and we should always to what makes us happy.
What will you miss most about UW Bothell when you finish your program?
The feel you get when you walk onto campus. I have yet to meet someone at UWB that didn't make me feel welcomed, important and seen.
First word that comes to mind when you hear "technology"?
What is the last book you read not for school?
The Hunger Games trilogy
What was the last song you heard that you sang along to?
Same Love by Macklemore
What's your dream vacation?
Going back to Ireland to visit my sister!
Where would you most like to take a class of students outside of school?
The Recycling Center!
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