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Particle Synthesis and Properties Publications
S. Škapin and E. Matijevic' "Preparation and Coating of Finely Dispersed Drugs. Loratadine and Danazol." J. Colloid Interface Sci., 272, 90-98 (2004).
I. Sondi, O. Siiman, and E. Matijevic' "Synthesis of CdSe Nanoparticles in the Presence of Aminodextran as Stabilizing and Capping Agent," J. Colloid Interface Sci., 275, 503-507 (2004).
H.W. Bosch, S.D. Škapin and E. Matijevic' "Preparation and Characterization of Finely Dispersed Drugs. 5. Ethyl Ester of Diatrizoic Acid (EEDA)." Colloids Surf., 250, 41-50 (2004).
S. Libert, V. Gorshkov, D. Goia, E. Matijevic' and V. Privman "Model of Controlled Synthesis of Uniform Colloid Particles: Cadmium Sulfide, Langmuir 19, 10679-10683 (2003); E-print cond-mat/0305197.
S. Libert, V. Gorshkov, V. Privman, D. Goia, and E. Matijevic': Formation of Monodispersed Cadmium Sulfide Particles by Aggregation of Nanosize Precursors. Adv. Colloid Interface Sci. 100-102, 169-183 (2003); E-print cond-mat/0204192.
I. Sondi, and E. Matijevic' "Homogeneous Precipitation by Enzyme Catalyzed Reactions. II. Strontium and Barium Carbonates." Chem. Mater. 15 , 1322-1326 (2003).
Z. Crnjak-Orel, E. Matijevic' and D.V. Goia "Conversion of Uniform Colloidal Cu2O Spheres to Copper" in Polyols. J. Mater. Res. 18, 1017-1022 (2003)
I. Sondi, D.V. Goia and E. Matijevic' "Preparation of Highly Concentrated Stable Dispersions of Monodispersed Silver Nanoparticles." J. Colloid Interface Sci. 260, 75-81 (2003).
Joguet, L.; Sondi, I.; and Matijevic', E. "Preparation of Nanosized Drug Particles by Coating of Inorganic Cores: Naproxene and Ketoprofene on Alumina," J. Colloid and Interface Sci. 251, 284 (2002).
Matijevic', E. "Preparation of Uniform Inorganic Colloidal Particles," Encyclopedia of Surface and Colloid Science, Marcel Dekker, NY, 4322 (2002).
Bele, M., Siiman, O. and Matijevic', E. "Preparation and Flow Cytometry of Uniform Silica-Fluorescent Dye Microspheres, J. Colloid and Interface Sci. 254, 274 (2002).
Privman, V., "Growth of Nanosize and Colloid Particles by Controlled Addition of Singlets," Mat. Res. Soc. Symp. Proc. 703, Article T3.3, Pages 577-585 (2002); E-print cond-mat/0111463.
I. Sondi and E. Matijevic', "Homogeneous Precipitation of Calcium Carbonates by Enzyme Catalyzed Reaction," Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, 238, 208 (2001)
E. Matijevic', "A Critical Review of the Electrokinetics of Monodispersed Inorganic Colloids," In Interfacial Electrokinetics and Electrophoresis, A.V. Delgado, Ed., Marcel Dekker, NY, in press
V. Hardikar and E. Matijevic', 'Influence of Ionic and Nonionic Dextrans on Formation of Calcium Hydroxide and Calcium Carbonate Particles," Colloids Surf., in press.
I. Sondi, S. Shi and E. Matijevic', "Precipitation of Monodispersed Iron(III) Basic Sulfate (Natronjarosite) Particles," Colloid Polymer Sci., in press.
T.H. Fedynyshyn, S.P. Doran, M.L. Lind, I. Sondi, and E. Matijevic' , "Encapsulated Inorganic Resist Technology," Proc. 25th Intern. Symp. on Microlithography, in press.
E. Matijevic', "Preparation of Uniform Colloidal Particles," Encyclopedia of Surface and Colloid Science, in press.
W.P. Hsu, M. Kosmulski, and E. Matijevic' "The Retention of Whiteness in Fibrous Materials," Colloid Polymer Sci., submitted.
J. Park and V. Privman, "Growth of Monodispersed Colloids by Aggregation of Nucleating Subunits," in Recent Research Developments in Statistical Physics (Transworld Research Network, Trivandrum, India, in print)
V. Privman and J. Park "Boundary Conditions in Diffusional Growth and Sedimentation," in Proceedings of the Conference "Centrifugal Materials Processing IV" (in print).
F.M. Pavel and R.A. Mackay, "Reverse Micellar Synthesis of a Nanoparticle/Polymer Composite," Langmuir, 16, 8568 (2000).
V.V. Hardikar and E. Matijevic', "Coating of Nanosize Silver Particles with Silica," J. Colloid Interface Sci., 221, 133 (2000).
N.P. Ryde and E. Matijevic', "Deposition and Detachment Studies of Fine Particles by the Packed Column Technique," Colloids Surf., 165, 59 (2000).
I. Sondi, O. Siiman, S. Koester, and E. Matijevic', "Preparation of Aminodextran-CdS Nanoparticle Complexes and Biologically Active Antibody-Aminodextran-CdS Nanoparticle Conjugates," Langmuir, 16, 3107 (2000).
F. Ruch and E. Matijevic', "Preparation of Micrometer Size Budesonide Particles by Precipitation," J. Colloid Interface Sci., 229, 207 (2000).
E. Matijevi and R.S. Sapieszko "Metal Oxides: Forced Hydrolysis in Homogeneous Solution," In Fine Particles: Synthesis, Characterization and Mechanism of Growth, T. Sugimoto, Ed., Marcel Dekker, New York, 2 (2000).
E. Matijevic' and R.E. Partch "Synthesis of Monodispersed Colloids by Chemical Reactions in Aerosols," In Fine Particles: Synthesis, Characterization and Mechanism of Growth, T. Sugimoto, Ed., Marcel Dekker, New York, 97 (2000).
E. Matijevic' and R.S. Sapieszko "Metal Carbonates: Formation of Metal (Basic) Carbonates in the Presence of Urea," In Fine Particles: Synthesis, Characterization and Mechanism of Growth, T. Sugimoto, Ed., Marcel Dekker, New York, 386 (2000).
I. Sondi, T.H. Fedynyshyn, R. Sinta, and E. Matijevic' "Encapsulation of Nanosized Silica by in Situ Polymerization of t-Butyl Acrylate," Langmuir, 16, 9031 (2000).
M. Andrés-Vergés, C. Fernández-Gonzáles, M. Martínez-Gallego, J.D. Solier, I. Cachadiña, and E. Matijevic' "Synthesis and Characterization of Calcium Deficient Hydroxyapatites with Low Ca/P Ratio: A Possible Role in Proton Conduction," J. Mater. Res., 15, 2526 (2000).
Egon Matijevic' and Matthias Schultz, Wade Sonnenberg, John J. Blandon, Patrick J. Houle and Thong B. Luong "Electroplating Process and Composition." U.S. Patent, 6,017,967, January 25( 2000).
E. Matijevic', "Interactions of Solutes with Monodispersed Colloids — Practical Aspects," In Adsorption and Applications in Industry and Environmental Protection, A. Dabrowski, Editor, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 847 (1999).
D.V. Goia and E. Matijevic', "Tailoring the Particle Size of Monodispersed Colloidal Gold," Colloids Surf. 146, 139 (1999).
V. Privman, D.V. Goia, J. Park and E. Matijevic' "Mechanism of Formation of Monodispersed Colloids by Aggregation of Nanosize Precursors," J. Colloid Interface Sci., 213, 36 (1999).
L. Wang, I. Sondi, and E. Matijevic', "Preparation of Uniform Needle-Like Aragonite Particles by Homogeneous Precipitation," J. Colloid Interface Sci, 218, 545 (1999).
V.V. Hardikar, D.V. Goia and E. Matijevic', "Adhesion of Silver Particles on Aluminum Beads," Colloids Surf. 159, 121 (1999).
E. Matijevic' and R. Her, "Process for the Synthesis of Crystalline Ceramic Powders of Perovskite Compounds. European Patent 0641740, 11 Mar., 1998; Italian Patent 1270828; US Patent 5900223, May 4, 1999.
Egon Matijevic', Yie-Shein Her, George Cernigliaro, Daniel Pai, and Todd A. Richardson, Dye Coated Pigments. Method of Preparation and Production Made from Same. U.S. Patent, 5871872, February 16 (1999).
George Cernigliaro, Daniel Y. Pai, Todd A. Richardson, and Egon Matijevic', Dyed Silica Pigments and Products Made from Same. U.S. Patent, 5885343, March 23, 1999.
Olavi Siiman, Egon Matijevic' and Ivan Sondi, Novel Semiconductor Particles for Analysis of Blood Cell Populations and Methods of Making Same. US Patent, Filed (1999).
D. Mozyrsky and V. Privman, "Diffusional Growth of Colloids," J. Chem. Phys., 110, 9254 (1999).


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Brevard, N.C. – The Brevard College men's baseball team wrapped up their 2008 season on Saturday afternoon, as the Tornados hosted the No. 15 nationally ranked Erskine College Flying Fleet in non-conference action. Erskine used the long ball in game one to defeat BC 10-1 and rode the arm of Erick Guest for a no-hit complete game 4-0 shutout victory in game two.
Game 1: No. 15 Erskine 10, Brevard 1
In game one, the Tornados were out hit by Erskine, as the Flying Fleet used 11 hits, three of which were homeruns, to defeat the Tornados 10-1.
Erskine jumped out to an early 2-0 lead, pushing across two runs in the top of the second on two hits and a BC throwing error. Catcher Tyler Layton had a sacrifice fly to center to score Greg Huff from third, while later in the inning Matt Schneider scored from second base on a Tornado throwing error.
The Flying Fleet blew the game open in the top of the fourth inning, pushing across five runs. Third-baseman John Bolding led off the inning with a solo homerun over the left-field fence to put Erskine up 3-0. Centerfielder Keith Hill then singled through the right side of pulled in infield to scored two runs. Second-baseman Chas Anthony then doubled down the left-field line to score Hill, which was followed by a BC error allowing Anthony to score from second and put the Flying Fleet up 7-0.
BC threatened in the bottom of the fourth, putting two men on base with only one out with back to back singles by Luke Lovelace and Josh Miller. However, the threat was quickly put out, as senior Seth Corliss hit a sharp ground ball right back to the pitcher, who started the 1-6-3 double-play to end the inning.
Erskine added a run in the top of the fifth inning by way of a solo homerun off the bat of catcher Tyler Layton, giving the Flying Fleet an 8-0 lead.
After the Flying Fleet added a run in the top of the sixth, senior second-baseman Jesse Swain hit a line drive that went flying over the left-field fence just inside the foul pole for a solo homerun, the first homerun in his four year career at Brevard College.
Erskine's Schneider answered with a solo homerun of his own in the top of the seventh, while relief pitcher Stephen McCormick put BC down 1-2-3 in the bottom half to give the Flying Fleet the 10-1 win.
The win went to Erskine's Atlee Pearson (7-1), as the right-hander spread out three hits and four strikeouts over five shutout innings.
Sophomore Shane Galloway (4-7) picked up the loss, as the left-hander allowed eight runs, six of which were earned, on nine hits over five innings of work.
At the plate, the Tornados four hits came by way of four different players. Swain was 1-2 with a homerun, an RBI and a run scored, while Lovelace, Miller and Corliss were all 1-3 for the game.
Offensively Erskine was led by Layton (2-3, HR, two RBIs and a run scored), Garrett (2-3, with a triple, two RBIs and two runs scored), and Schneider (2-4, HR, one RBI and two runs scored).
Game 2: No. 15 Erskine 4, Brevard 0
Game two was controlled by the pitchers on both teams, as the two teams combined to allow only three hits on the game, with Erskine's starter Erick Guest throwing a complete game no-hitter in the 4-0 win.
Again Erskine jumped out to an early lead in game two, as right-fielder Bryan Fogle singled to third to drive in Chas Anthony and put the Flying Fleet up 1-0 after one inning of play.
Erskine pushed across two runs in the top of the fourth inning on three walks, a fielder's choice and a BC throwing error to pull ahead 3-0.
The Tornados threatened in both the first and the second innings, getting two men on base in both frames, but failed to push across a run.
Erskine added an insurance run in the top half of the sixth, as third-baseman John Bolding hit a solo shot over the center field fence putting Erskine on top 4-0. The homerun was his second of the day and his eighth on the year.
Erskine's Erick Guest (1-0) picked up the no-hit complete game win, his first win of the season.
The loss went to BC's Ryan Toney (2-6), as the right-hander gave up three runs, two earned, on two hits over three innings of work.
Freshman reliever Jacob White had a strong performance, as the right-hander allowed one run on one hit over four innings of action.
The lone hits of the game came from three different Erskine hitters, as Bolding was 1-3 with a solo homerun, Hill was 1-4 and Fogle was 1-3 with an RBI.
The Tornados finished their second provisional year as NCAA Division II members and first year as South Atlantic Conference with a record of 10-38 overall.

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Tuesday, April 27 2010 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Staying Reasonable with 9/11 Truth - A Powerful Path to Success! An Interview with Ken Jenkins
Interview and notes by John Bursill
Visibility 9-11 is excited to welcome for the first time long-term activist/organiser, film maker, writer, engineer and psychologist Ken Jenkins. Ken's qualities of patience, fairness, optimism and clear logical thinking are well displayed in this interview! I consider Ken a cornerstone of this movement pursuing 9/11 Truth, to which he has devoted nearly nine years of his life. Ken's work is primarily as a film maker. He has produced and directed documentaries for the likes of Richard Gage, David Ray Griffin and Dr Steven Jones, just to name a few. Ken's skills have been invaluable to the 9-11 movement and given us all valuable tools to help us all take many scientific and academic presentations to the the general public. Ken is a professional videographer and consistently provides these films at a high level of production value and offers them at a tenth of the cost to us to use in our activsm. It is true to say that without the efforts of Ken Jenkins and his right-hand man, hummux, our movement would be less successful! Visibility 9-11 sincerely thanks Ken and hummux for this very important and tedious work.
Ken is also a very popular speaker and generally talks about the psychological barriers to 9/11 Truth. He recently published an excellent article, "The Truth is Not Enough: How to Overcome Emotional Barriers to 9/11 Truth", which was requested by the magazine editors of Global Outlook for the 13th edition.
In this episode of Visibility 9-11 we discuss what's reasonable and what works for 9/11 Truth. Some of topics we consider include;
Are we too quick to label people or ideas as influenced, owned or controlled by our opposition?
Towards the end of the interview we talk about the upcoming events on May 7th and 8th in California, where a new DVD will be produced combing Firefighters and Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth. Richard Gage and Erik Lawyer on one DVD will be possibly the most powerful presentation for activism to date!
Films made and distributed by Ken and his partner, hummux, can be found at www.911TV.org.
Music by Polatik.
Listen here: http://media.libsyn.com/media/visibility911/visibility911_bursill_jenkins.mp3
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Just installed BT5 KDE 64 bit on my laptop (Lenovo T420s, intel i5, NO nvidia card). Everything is working great except for one thing, the max screen resolution I can get is 1024x768, which is not the max resolution supported by the card at all, also the animations sometimes are a little slow and I can see on ocassion the window redrawing (like when I pull yakuake terminal from top).
This leads me to think I dont have direct rendering activated but:
What can be the cause of this? how can I get the capabilities of this card working for backtrack?Code:glxinfo | grep rendering direct rendering: Yes
PS: I have Arch Linux on this same laptop and works very well, so I am guessing its a misconfiguration or a missing package.
Thanks a lot for the help!
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I have a Linksys WPC11 v4 card, which is loading the rtl8180 driver.
I'm walking through the guide to crack wep with no clients. "aireplay-ng -9" injection test works fine.
When I try the "aireplay-ng -1" the authentication request is successful, but the acknowledge request fails every time with "packet length < 30". The next step of "aireplay-ng -4" or "-5" fails to ever find a data packet.
Reading up on this I see mention of aircrack causing this error with madwifi, but not aireplay. I also don't think I'm using madwifi. What could be causing this and is there a workaround?


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|ED 287 integrates and builds upon the competencies in ED 286. Students will apply what they have learned in ED 286 to gain a comprehensive view of the field of special education, its process and laws, and learners with disabilities. A detailed overview of the disabilities that were covered in ED 286 will be recounted, as well as the special education process and key principles to collaborating with the students' families, school personnel, and other professionals. An in-depth examination of the remaining disabilities, its characteristics, prevalence, causes, and classification will be covered. Students will work with learners with
disabilities, and implement appropriate educational approaches, instructional and behavioral strategies, and placements for these learners. Students will work under the direction of a special education teacher and carry out appropriate roles and responsibilities, as well as advocate for learners with disabilities and their families in a variety of venues. Issues and challenges confronted by learners with disabilities and their families in the special education system will be debated. Students will learn about the commonalities and differences between early childhood special education and special education in the K-12 setting, and ways to
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I installed backtrack a few weeks ago and am just now getting around to asking this. When I installed it, backtrack showed up as "Ubuntu, with Linux kernel ........" where ......... is a lot of numbers. Since I also have Ubuntu on my system, this gets confusing from time to time. Is there a way to change the name of backtrack to backtrack?
Indeed, there is. /boot/grub/grub.conf if my memory is good.
Running both KDE and GNOME BT5 flawlessly. Thank you !
Its not quite as easy as editing grub.cfg or at least it wasn't for me.
Warning: I take no responsibility if you hose your machine. This worked for me but do this at your own risk. I would make sure to back up your current grub.cfg file before you start messing with this.
You have to make your own menu at /etc/grub.d/40_custom. What I did was copied all of the entries out of /boot/grub/grub.cfg and pasted them into /etc/grub.d/40_custom. An entry begins with "menuentry" and ends with " } " Put them in the order you want them there and fix the entries as you deem fit. Then you need to change the permissions on /etc/grub.d/10_linux and /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober. The code is as follows:
I left the memtest stuff but you dont have too. If you dont want them be sure to add /etc/grub.d/20_memtest86+ to the command above. Once you have done this you need do a update-grub in terminal. I would check your grub file after this and make sure you see all your entries are in your /boot/grub/grub.cfg file otherwise you may not have anything in the list when you restart. If nothing is in the list you did something wrong.Code:chmod -x /etc/grub.d/10_linux /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober
This will likely only fix the issue until another kernel update. Then you will have a new entry and have to modify the order again. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any issues and I will try to help to the best of my knowledge.
Depends on if you're running Grub or Grub2. But yes, that is the gist of it for Grub2. And it depends if your bootloader is sitting on the same partition as Backtrack or Ubuntu.. or somewhere else entirely.


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Asustek Computer has announced its new ASUS P7F7-E WS SuperComputer motherboard, which integrates technologies such as USB 3.0, SATA 6G storage interface, and IEEE 1394b FireWire standard.
The P7F7-E WS adopts Intel 3450 chipset with integrated graphics as well as LGA 1156 socket for support of Intel's latest Xeon and Core processors.
The motherboard also supports up to four graphics cards through AMD's CrossFireX or Nvidia's 3-way/2-way SLI technologies.
The motherboard is embedded with six memory slots, supports up to 16GB of DDR3 memory, while Asustek's exclusive GPU Boost technology can overclock the integrated GPU in real time for a higher graphics performance, the vendor said.
- 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.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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Arm swinging not vestigial, according to reports in The Independent, Royal Society News and Reuters, 29 July 2009. Swinging your arms when you walk has been considered an evolutionary leftover from when people used to be four legged creatures. Researchers from the University of Michigan, USA and Delft University of Technology, Netherlands have carried out a study to see the effects of arm swinging on how much energy is used when walking. In a series of experiments reminiscent of Monty Python's Ministry of Silly Walks they got human volunteers to walk in the natural manner with arms swinging opposite arm to leg, and then in unnatural ways with arms held still by the sides or arms swinging with the same side leg. They found the normal arm swinging saved energy and helped counteract the twisting of the body that occurs as weight shifts from one leg to the other. Steven Collins, a biomechanical engineer at Delft University of Technology, explained that the experiments "showed that normal arm swinging made walking much easier. Holding the arms at one's sides increased the effort of walking – measured by metabolic rate – by 12 per cent, which is quite a lot of walking, about the same as walking 20 per cent faster or carrying a 10 kg backpack." In their report in the Proceedings of the Royal Society the researchers wrote: "Although arm swinging is relatively easy to achieve, its effect on energy use during gait is significant. Rather than a facultative relic of the locomotion needs of our quadrupedal ancestors, arm swinging is an integral part of the energy economy of human gait." Steven Collins commented: "This puts to rest the theory that arm swinging is a vestigial relic from our quadrupedal ancestors."
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Editorial Comment: Here is another example of how evolutionary belief in vestigial organs is useless for science. The discovery described above was made in spite of evolutionary theory, not because of it. If you don't know why something happens the scientific approach is to do more research and find out. The results of these experiments confirm the belief that human beings are designed to walk upright which means that a creation starting point is a much better basis for science. (Ref. gait, locomotion)
Evidence News, 2 September 2009


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Update - Fri., Nov. 15, 2013: According to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, at around 1:00 p.m. today Michael Gabriel's mother notified Hoopa Tribal Police that Michael had returned home. A Hoopa Tribal Police Officer met with Michael and his parents and found that Michael was in good health and had left his residence voluntarily.
The original post on this story appears below.
Thirteen year old Michael James Gabriel (shown in this photo provided by his parents) has been missing since Fri., November 8, 2013 and might be staying in the McKinleyville area, according to a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office. Michael was last seen leaving his home in Hoopa.
Michael is described as follows: Native American, 13 years old, 5' 3" tall, approximately 115 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. If you have any information about this missing boy, please call: the Sheriff's Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriff's Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539. The press release appears below.
HCSO press release, dated Nov. 14, 2013:
On 11-13-2013, at approximately 10:40 a.m. the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office received a report of a missing 13 year old male. Family and school officials reported Michael James Gabriel 13 years old has been missing since November 8, 2013 and was last seen leaving home in Hoopa. He is possibly staying in the McKinleyville area. Due to his age he is considered a high risk missing juvenile. The Sheriff's Office would appreciate the public's help in locating Michael.
Michael James Gabriel is described as follows: Native American, 13 years old, 5' 3" tall, approximately 115 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes
Anyone with information for the Sheriff's Office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the Sheriff's Office at 707-445-7251 or the Sheriff's Office Crime Tip line at 707-268-2539.
As many water districts struggle with increasing costs of loans and infrastructure improvements, customers are faced with increased rates. Crescent City Water District is now facing this issue and will discuss their plans to raise water rates at a special 6 pm meeting Tues., Nov.12 at the Flynn Center in Crescent City. The proposed increase will be 60% the first year with smaller percentages each successive year for five years.
Use the player below to hear more on this this story in a news piece submitted by Sharon Wolff from the Rio Dell Times.com. This piece aired on KMUD Local News Mon., Nov. 11, 2013.
Terry Houser, 28 from Eureka (shown in photo), reportedly stole a radio-controlled helicopter from RC Hobby Tech in Eureka and then fled, on foot, running across 5th street where he was struck by a pickup truck. Houser was taken to Saint Joseph Hospital by ambulance where he was reported to be in stable condition with multiple abrasions, broken teeth, and a broken right femur. Houser, who is currently on probation for grand theft and vandalism, will be charged with theft. The complete press release appears below.
Eureka Police Department Press Release, dated Nov. 8, 2013:
On 11/7/13 at approximately 4:46 p.m. Eureka Police Officers were dispatched to 5th Street and E Street to the report of an injury traffic collision between a truck and a pedestrian.
Upon arrival officers found a white 2006 Ford F350 that was blocking the far right lane of 5th Street. Officers located a pedestrian lying in the far right lane of 5th Street in front of the Ford. The driver of the Ford was identified as forty-one year old Bryan Sanderson of McKinleyville. The pedestrian was identified as twenty-eight year old Terry Houser of Eureka.
Based on the driver's and witnesses' statements, Houser fled on foot southbound onto 5th Street, outside the crosswalk, in front of eastbound vehicle traffic, after stealing a radio controlled helicopter from RC Hobby Tech, located at 411 5th Street. Sanderson drove the Ford eastbound in the far right lane of 5th Street through the intersection of E Street on a green traffic control signal, when Houser ran in a southwest direction into the far right lane of 5th Street in front of the Ford. Sanderson was unable to stop the Ford before striking Houser.
Houser was transported to Saint Joseph Hospital by ambulance where he was determined to be in stable condition with multiple abrasions, broken teeth, and a broken right femur. Houser is on felony probation for grand theft and vandalism. Houser was recently released from the Humboldt County Correctional Facility after a felony theft related conviction. A warrant declaration will be submitted to the Humboldt County District Attorney's Office due to Houser committing a theft from RC Hobby Tech.
Alcohol or drugs did not appear to be a factor in the collision. The investigation into this collision is still ongoing.
Atmospheric Rivers (AR) are long corridors of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere. They usually appear at altitudes of about one mile above the earth's surface, flowing for thousands of miles, and on average are 400-600 km wide. ARs can create extreme rainfall and floods, disrupt travel, trigger mud slides, and cause catastrophic loss of life and property.
According to a Jan. 2013 Scientific American article, this atmospheric phenomenon was discovered about 15 years ago and given the name "atmospheric river" by researchers Yong Zhu and Reginald Newell who, "...noticed an odd feature in simulations of global wind and water vapor patterns that had been made by the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts."
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOOA) website, "Most flooding events that occur along the west coast of North America in winter are associated with the landfall of AR conditions." Although ARs can be detected by satellite instruments, a specialized atmospheric river observatory, or ARO, (see photo above/credit NOOA) has been developed which includes instrumentation uniquely adapted for capturing AR data. The Eureka Office of the National Weather Service, on Woodley Island, is slated to receive an ARO this coming January.
Just before Halloween KMUD News traveled to Woodley Island to learn more about Atmospheric Rivers and AR observatories.
Use the player below to hear this story, submitted by KMUD Community Journalist Bob Froehlich. This piece aired on KMUD Local News on Tues., Nov. 5, 2013 and includes interviews with National Weather Service Meterologist in Charge, Nancy Dean, and Mel Nordquist, Science and Operations Officer.
The entire 25 minute extended interview can be heard below.
Mobile AR Observatory. Credit: NOAA
Additional Resources:
- Scientific American article-"The Coming Megafloods"- Jan. 2013
- NOOA Atmospheric River Page
- Atmospheric River Smashes Records in Pacific Northwest-Climate Central.org
- Mysterious Atmospheric River Soaks California, Where Megaflood May Be Overdue-Scientific American Blogs
- ARkStorm: California's other "Big One"
Photos/top to bottom: entrance to the NWS Woodley Island Facility, view of the facility's "Command Center", and meterologists Mel Nordquist and Nancy Dean.
The Nov. 5, 2013 Humboldt County election includes elections for the following positions:
-Bridgeville School District Governing Board Member
-Eureka City Schools Governing Board Member, Trustee Area 1
-Ferndale Unified School District Governing Board Member
-McKinleyville School District Governing Board Member
-Northern Humboldt Union High School District Governing Board Member
-Redwoods Community College District, Trustee Area 2
-Manila Community Services District Governing Board Member
-McKinleyville Community Services District Governing Board Member
-Arcata Fire Protection District Governing Board Member, Division 1
-Arcata Fire Protection District Governing Board Member, Division 2
Click here for the for the Final List of Qualified Candidates to Appear on the Ballot -from the Humboldt County Election and Voter Registration Web site.
According to the County's Election Website, one measure will also appear on the ballot as shown below:
Fieldbrook Glendale Community Services District
Vote YES or NO
Measure K
Shall a special tax be levied for fire protection, emergency medical services and an expansion of the fire house by the Fieldbrook Glendale Community Services District of $75.00 per assessor's parcel in Zone Two (2) in the District, such tax to continue for ten (10) years? If passed the special tax will supersede and replace the existing assessment.
In preparation for the upcoming election, students from the Humboldt Regional Occupational Program produced interviews with candidates for the Eureka City Schools Board of Trustees. The interviews were recorded in Access Humboldt's Community Media Center.
Click here for a link to the interviews.
On March 5, 2013 county staff presented, to the Humboldt County Board of supervisors, a draft for a proposed county ordinance that would regulate the outdoor cultivation of medical marijuana. Click here for the KMUD News web post on that meeting and here for a pdf version of the March 5 draft document. After hearing the presentation, the Board recommended public input be solicited on the draft proposal, and that was done in April by holding several public meetings.
The input from those meetings was reported back to the BOS on May 7, and at that time the Board voted to refer the proposal back to the Medical Marijuana Subcommittee to be reviewed and revised in two separate parts: Neighborhood Impacts and Environmental Impacts. The subcommittee worked with staff to develop a draft that would, "...curtail the neighborhood-level impacts of outdoor cultivation of medical marijuana.", according to a report delivered to the BOS on Tues., Oct. 22, 2013, by County Administrative Officer Phillip Smith-Hanes. The resulting draft proposal titled, Update on Potential Ordinance Regulating Neighborhood Impacts of Outdoor Marijuana Cultivation futher states that, "The Subcommittee selected an approach of amending the County's zoning ordinance to define outdoor cultivation as a nuisance on small properties unless specified requirements are met." Click here for the Update Document.
Use the player below to hear a report on the Tues. BOS meeting submitted by Daniel Mintz and aired on KMUD Local News on Wed., Oct. 23, 2013.
Click on the Video Player below to hear the Smith-Hanes Presentation to the Board.
Two victims, both Humboldt State University students, were stabbed at a residence in the 1500 block of Stromberg Avenue, Arcata on Sun. Sept. 29. The suspect was described by witnesses as a white male adult in his early 20's, wearing a white long sleeve thermal shirt, a black baseball cap and a long silver chain around his neck. The suspect fled the scene in a silver vehicle (unknown make or model) prior to the arrival of police. The police are asking for the public's assistance in locating the man shown in the photo above, who was present at the time of the incident and may have information critical to the case. The Arcata PD press release appears below.
Arcata Police Department Press Release, dated Tues., Oct 22, 2013:
The Arcata Police Department is requesting assistance in identifying witnesses to a stabbing that occurred on September 29th, 2013.
On 9/29/2013 at about 2:00 am, the Arcata Police Department responded to a residence at the 1500 block of Stromberg Avenue for a report of a stabbing that had just occurred there. Upon their arrival, officers learned that two male victims had been stabbed. The victims, both Humboldt State University students, were transported by friends to Mad River Community Hospital for emergency treatment. Once at the hospital, officers learned that one of the victims sustained one stab wound. The other victim sustained multiple stab wounds.
The suspect was described by witnesses as a white male adult in his early 20's, wearing a white long sleeve thermal shirt, a black baseball cap and a long silver chain around his neck. The suspect fled the scene in a silver vehicle (unknown make or model) prior to the arrival of police.
During the course of the investigation, detectives developed information that the individual in the attached photo was at the party at the time of the incident and may have information critical to the case.
The Arcata Police Department requests that anyone who recognizes the man in the photo or any person(s) who may have witnessed the incident contact Detective Chris Ortega. The investigation is on-going and assistance is being provided by the Humboldt State University Police Department.
Update: Fri., Oct., 25, 2013 - Audio added, including an interview with Pat Higgins, Eel River Recovery Project Volunteer Coordinator.
Another fish count in the Eel River will take place this Sat., Oct. 26. The orientation will begin at 8:30 AM, at the River Lodge in Fortuna. Volunteers are welcome and, if interested, should contact Pat Higgins, at (707) 223-7200. See photos and more information about the fish survey in the original post of this story below.
Use the player below to hear the Pat Higgins interview. This piece was submitted and aired on the KMUD Local News Thurs., Oct 24, 2013 by News Anchor Christina Aanestad.
The original post on this story appears below.
Around 20 volunteers met at River Lodge in Fortuna on Saturday morning, Oct, 12, ready to embark on their Lower Eel River Fall 2013 Chinook Census Dive. This dive, sponsored by the Eel River Recovery Project (ERRP) and several other groups, covered the Lower Eel River, including 12th Street, Boxcar, Drake, and Worswick Pools - shown in the map above. According to USGS data, the flow of the Eel River at Scotia, before the September 20 rain, was down to 50 cfs, but subsequent rainfall brought flows up, making for ideal dive conditions on October 12. Click here for the complete pdf version of the report and here for additional spectacular photos.
The dive team counted 1854 fall Chinook in pools ranging from the Van Duzen River to just above Fernbridge. These numbers were similar to last year's count. In addition to Chinook, 15 adult steelhead and 90 half pounders were counted. Chinook salmon were more numerous in the 12th Street Pool and Van Duzen/Eel convergence than in pools or runs further downstream. No Coho were seen in this first fall dive.
According to the report, lessons learned in this dive include:
- The rise of the Eel River with the September 20 rain event and the September 30-October 1 storm was sufficient for dispersal upstream and access to the lower Eel River pools for adult and jack Chinook salmon. Flows were also optimal for the dive (<200 cfs).
- Holding capacity in the lower Eel River is restricted with only the Creamery, Drake, Boxcar and 12th Street Pools capable of holding large numbers of adult Chinook in 2013. The Worswick pool is compromised in depth as is the run above it.
- Doing reconnaissance and mapping of pools helped to develop more effective tactics for dive team.
- High turnout of fish professionals and experienced ERRP divers lead to very trustable data being collected.
- Scorekeepers that walk the bank are a great help because it frees up all divers to be part of the team.
- Team may have bunched on River Walk side in 12th Street Pool and we may have missed some fish. The Drake Pool is much shallower in 2013 and we may need to rethink tactics.
- Count is comparable to 10/13/12 dive in gross numbers, but the Van Duzen Pool was not counted in 2012 and many more fish were counted in the Drake Pool and below last year.
- ERRP and Humboldt Redwood Company (HRC) dives are documenting the pre-pulse portion of run, if last year's patterns hold, which means large counts are likely on subsequent dives (10/26 & 11/9 in Fortuna)
The next HRC dive is Monday October 21. Volunteers need to be in Scotia at Hoby's Market at 9 AM. Call Nick Simpson at HRC to coordinate (764-4281).
Call Pat Higgins, ERRP Volunteer Coordinator (223-7200), if you want to help count fish near Fortuna on Saturday, October 26. Orientation will begin at 8:30 AM, at the River Lodge in Fortuna. Wetsuits are available, with advance request.
The photos below show adult Chinook and Jacks and a portion of the dive team after surveying the
Worswick Pool.
Sudden Oak Death (SOD), a disease that kills oak and other species of trees, has had devastating effects in some areas of California and Oregon. Symptoms of the disease, now known to be caused by the oomycete plant pathogen Phytophthora ramorum, include bleeding cankers on the trunk of the tree and dieback of the foliage. Often the disease is fatal to the infected tree. The photo above (credit: U.C.Davis) shows a forest with oak trees dying of sudden oak death.
In an update on the spread of SOD on the Mendocino Coast, KMUD News Correspondent Dan Young conducts several interviews, including an interview with U.C. Berkeley Professor and Statewide Forestry Pathologist Matteo Garbelotto.
This report can be heard using the player below and was aired on KMUD News on Friday, Oct. 11, 2013
Additional Resources:
- Click here for Dr. Garbelotto's website where, as new links, you will find a Power Point Presentation, a Webinar, Disease Maps, and much more.
- Oakmapper-Link to citizen Science and SOD
Previous SOD News Web posts:
- Sudden Oak Death Workshop info here and workshop audio available here
- Sudden Oak Death on the rise - Citizen Scientist Surveys provide valuable early detection
- Mattole Restoration Council workshop series audio available
An earthquake, first reported as magnitude 5.0 and later downgraded to 4.9, struck off the coast (52km west north west) of Eureka (32 miles WSW of Trinidad) this Fri. Oct. 11, 2013 at around 4:05 pm. The quake, was reported to be at a depth of 10.9 km., and, according to earthquake-report.com, was experienced by many as two strong jolts.
For some, this trembler came as an earthshaking reminder of the importance of being prepared for a major earthquake in our area, and it occurred less than one week before the planned Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills which will take place this Thurs. Oct. 17 at 10:17 am. According to the Great ShakeOut web page, last year 9.4 million people participated in the drill. The ShakeOut began in California and has also been organized in many other states and countries, resulting in millions of people worldwide now practicing how to Drop, Cover, and Hold. See the information summarized below for reminders about earthquake safety. KMUD will participate in the Great ShakeOut Drill. Tune in Thurs. Oct. 17 at 10:17 am to participate.
Use the player below to hear more about the earthquake, in a story submitted by KMUD News Director Terri Klemetson and aired on the KMUD Local news Fri., Oct 11, 2013. The piece includes an interview with Humboldt State University Geology Professor Lori Dengler.
Additional Resources:
- Humboldt Earthquake Hotline: (707) 826-6020
- Great ShakeOut- California
- USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
General Guidelines for Earthquake Safety:
- DROP to the ground (before the earthquake drops you!),
- Take COVER by getting under a sturdy desk or table, and
- HOLD ON to it until the shaking stops.
If there isn't a table or desk near you, drop to the ground in an inside corner of the building and cover your head and neck with your hands and arms. Do not try to run to another room just to get under a table.
These are general guidelines for most situations, depending on where you are (in bed, driving, in a theater, etc.). Click here for more information.


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Billick 'confident' of his return
Check this out. BB doesn't think he's going anywhere because of a good relationship with the owner. Talk to Fassell about good relationships.
Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
Th only thing that would keep Billick in Baltimore is a miracle turnaround and the fact he's has a few years let in his contract. Steve B has to think about sucking up the money and just firing him or sit back and watch another year of a sucky offense.M&T Bank Stadium - Section 513
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Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
ozzie needs to be fired as well. He can't evaluate offensive talent and ignores the trenches.
Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
It's just another example of Billick's giant ego. He's been the one constant on 9 years of lousy offense, and we all know Bisciotti is taking notice. He just doesn't badmouth his coach or make rash Danny Snyder like firings midseason. Heads will roll after the season.
Billick will either be gone, or be forced to hand over the offense to a new OC, who will have his own system and won't just be a Billick yes-man.
Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
Billick needs to let somebody else run the offense during the game.
System, shmystem, all NFL teams run very similar offenses, the same runs, the same passing routes, etc. The naming convention is what changes. And of course, how you run it on game day.
Billick needs to let Ryan and a new OC run the game and he needs to stay back. He is an excellent organizer and planner, he is not good on his feet.
Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
As far as Brian goes, I still think he has it...just a bad year all around. He won't be fired due to the extension on his contract. Of course I may be eating my words a year from now if it is like this again.
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Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
My main faults with Billick is not benching guys when they should be benched. First McNair, now we have Ogden and Flynn going through the motions. Last season it was jamal that needed to ride the pine. I think the problem is that these are all high profile players that upper management has spent a ton of money to acquire or keep. I wonder if Billick is even allowed to pull the trigger and bench some of these cats.
Billick went to the Superbowl by keeping the team's ego in check. They couldn't even mention the word playoff until we clinched. The team played hungry back then. Since then the egos on this team have taken control. I think Billick could be effective if the team were to get younger and lose some of the egos. It would also be extremely helpful if the guy who brings in players could evaluate an offensive player other than a tight end.
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ozzie needs to be fired as well. He can't evaluate offensive talent and ignores the trenches.
I haven't posted in a while, hell I've only been skimming both boards because I know the type of posts losing brings. Posts like these two.
We are having a bad year, but don't forget we went 13-3 last year. Brian Billick suddenly didn't forget how to call plays (and the offense was great after he took over save for the Bengals thursday nighter and the Colts playoff loss). Ozzie suddenly didn't go from being the best GM in the league to the worst. Savage was a laughing stock until low and behold all his top 5 picks suddenly are healthy and play well. Question: how many pro-bowlers has Savage signed or drafted that have gone as a Cleveland Brown?
Everyone needs to calm the hell down and remember the past. Stop living just in the moment of a season lost. This team hasn't quit, they have just been betrayed by bad QB play, injuries, and inexperience. That was the difference between 13-3 and whatever we end up with this year.
Also to say ozzie doesn't address the trenches is ridiculous since in the past 3years he has drafted Chester, Brown, Terry, Yanda, Gaither, and Grubbs. That is a whole new line! And on D they have drafted Ngata and signed Price and Bannan. If anything the lines were unaddressed when Savage was here.
And to whoever we said we are a laughing stock is wrong. The Miami Dolphins are a laughing stock. The New York Jets are a laughing stock We will still end up with 5 or 6 wins. Hell right now there are 7 teams that are 5-6, 4 teams at 4-7, 3 teams at 3-8, two teams at 2-9, and 1 team at 0-10. If the draft happened today we would be somewhere between 7 and 10.
We aren't a bad team it is just the circumstances I mentioned earlier (bad QBing, injuries, inexperience (especially on the o-line)) that doomed us. One good draft and FA period and we are right back in the thick of things.
Although everyone should be prepared that if we draft another high QB we are going to continue to be a mid-level team until he figures out what he is doing.
Re: Billick 'confident' of his returnBillick 'confident' of his return
Like I have said before Billick needs to take a step back if he is to stay.
And let some fresh young mind take over the offense,and that means bringing their playbook in,and calling from that playbook.[Take the friggin headset off Billick].
You take a look at what personnel you have on offense,what they are good at, and go in that direction.So at the moment that would be one step drops and max protect in the passing game.Put the smile back on your face.This is a 60 minute ball game.
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Re: Billick 'confident' of his return
Well Billick knows our owner won't do anything.
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Re: Billick 'confident' of his returnOriginally Posted by GreenWave52
No one is above criticism, especially the head coach, but seriously suggesting that Ozzie should be fired because we're having a bad year is ridiculous.
Re: Billick 'confident' of his returnI'm normally not a praying man, but if you're up there, please save me Superman!


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The rich heritage of Woodbine New Jersey is truly unique. Begun over 100 years ago, Woodbine was purchased by the wealthy German philanthropist, Baron de Hirsch who established a fund to assist the immigrating Russian Jews coming to America in the 1890's. Woodbine was the experimental agricultural industrial colony envisioned by the Baron de Hirsch Fund trustees. The immigrants could pursue the agricultural lifestyle that they had been denied in Russia. But because of poor soil conditions, Woodbine soon became better known as a factory town, the manufacturing center of Cape May County. Education, religion, tolerance and inclusion were values shared by the community as it grew, diversified and continued.
The Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage was created to remember and record this past while also actively collecting the materials to preserve its continuing heritage. It is a destination for visitors and a local resource for the entire Woodbine community so that they may continue to use the Woodbine Brotherhood Synagogue building as a place to come together. Built by the early Woodbine colonists, the synagogue is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The sanctuary has been restored and is available for special worship services. The lower level, Brotherhood Hall, houses the museum's permanent and temporary exhibitions. Also included is a community sculpture, the Collective Memory Wall, where the Woodbine community has contributed personal memories of Woodbine.


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does anyone have any idea why the submenu of the drop down is hiding behind the blog post.i am using IE. I tested it in ff,safari, and chrome and it is working however it is not working on IE.
any ideas how to fix this?
We'd need to see a link to have any real idea. It is possibly a z-index issue. Is there any Flash in the blog post. In that case, here's a solution: http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?158317-force-flash-to-play-below-dhtml-menu
thanks for the reply ralph.there is no flash in the blog.i have tried adding z -index.
this is the code..i got it from a tutorial.
#jsddm { margin: 0; padding: 0}
{ float: left; list-style: none; font: 12px Tahoma, Arial}
{ display: block;text-align:center; background: #66bbdd; padding: 5px 12px; text-decoration: none; border-right: 1px solid white; width: 70px; color: #EAFFED; white-space: nowrap}
{ background: #6adeb5}
{ margin: 0; padding: 0; position: absolute;z-index: 1; visibility: hidden; border-top: 1px solid white}
{ float: none; display: inline}
{ width: auto;text-align:center; background: transparent; color: #24313C}
body#home a#home,body#activities a#activities{background:#6adeb5;color:white;
would sending the url be helpful?this is for our company's blog so i'm not really sure if i can put it here..
hope you can still help me though..
It's fine to post the link, and that would make it much easier to diagnose. What version(s) of IE is it not working in?
url is azurelineagroup.blogspot.comit is still under construction.. on solutions tab, there should be 5 submenus but i think only 1 is showing same with forum tab.
i am using ie9. i haven't tried it on other versions of ie.
You have caused yourself some trouble there by using position: absolute where you don't need it (there are better solutions). Anyhow, a possible fix would be something like adding this to your style sheet:
widget-content {position: relative; z-index: 100;}
That's just a guess, though. I find IE virtually impossible to test CSS in unless I'm uploading it myself, so let us know if that doesn't work.
thanks i'm going to try and tell what happens..
uhmmm..it's still not working..
You have a few errors in your logic. Update/add the following code
#jsddm li{position:relative;}
#jsddm li li{position:static;}
#jsddm li ul{top:100%;left:0;width:100%;}
I'll quickly go over each. The first line is the critical part. You give all the main containers position:relative and IE gets quirky with z-indexes. It's best to specify z-indexs. Anyway you just need to set that.
The next line (and the 3rd) work because your dropdown is basing its position off of the browser. It's guessing. You'll need those two lines in very shortly. Otherwise you'll see the positioning jump far left.The 4th line is to set coordinates. Make the browser KNOW where to place the dropdown. Any GOOD tutorial would have that. You need to find more reliable sources for tutorials it seems.
The last line (overflow) basically just makes it so the dropdown won't get chopped off. If you want to contain your floats some other way, perhaps look into using the clearfix :).
it actually works! thanks a lot!!!
i hope i'm not bothering you. i still have a question..the drop down menu follows the width of the main menu. i mean the submenus have longer titles but it was cut off and followed the size of the main menu. i hope i explained it clearly..
could you pls help me..i'm sorry i'm really new at these things..
thanks again..
That was my bad. Update your code
#jsddm li ul{top:100%;left:0;overflow:visible}
The width was tricking me up. Basically the only things differing in this code, apposed to my code in post #8, is that remove the width:100%. It's restricting it.
And the overflow:visible is needed because it's inheriting overflow:hidden; from a global rule.
perfect! now it's really working!!!!thank u so much!!!
Glad it's all working now :). You're welcome.
hi RyanReese..is it ok to ask for your help again?
i was wondering how to align the drop down to the left. i like it to be aligned with the header and the post. i have a float:left in the code but it is a bit indented. is there a way to align it?
thanks again...
Do you mean you want the links in the drop down to be left aligned? It's not clear what you mean.
uhmm..sorry about that.. i mean the menu itself.i kind of did someting. it's pretty much what i want but i have to remove the background color on the blog post area.i really want to have a background color
O, I see. I was looking at an old version of the page, and it was aligned. You could do that by removing these styles:
.tabs-inner {
padding: 0 15px;
.section {
margin: 0 15px;
If that messes up the rest of your page, then perhaps just remove those classes from the nav divs.


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Request fulfilled. Should be available in main repo after a week or so.
poking around backtrack 4 pre-final, I was looking for data recovery tools, and one came highly recommended from #remote-exploit called autopsy, but... it didnt do specifically what I needed (at least I couldnt find this option if indeed it does exist?) = recovering a formated disk + overwritten MBR... here's the reason why I needed to do such a thing ;
the other day I ended up wiping my disk _entirely_ MBR and all, from an idiotic mistake during installation of a win7 VM... I wont get into the details, except to say that testdisk saved my butt!! big time, not only did it recovery my old boot sector, but it also recovered ALL 8x of my partitions that had gotten wiped... absolutely amazing! soo, I am here to plead it's case, and worth in your amazing backtrack distribution...
photorec is another tool which has its uses as well, and comes with/is a part of testdisk. btw, both apps are licensed by the GPL, and as it stands now testdisk and/or photorec already comes pre-installed on other liveCD distro's so I dont think there'd be any issue with combining it with BT4?! [besides, I think this would be the first tool of it's type/caliber on backtrack, if i am not mistaken?? + the disk size of the tool/s are pretty small tool]
I guess I should post exactly what testdisk can do ;;
thanks for taking the time to listen/read my request, many thanks for such a great distro!TestDisk can
- Fix partition table, recover deleted partition
- Recover FAT32 boot sector from its backup
- Rebuild FAT12/FAT16/FAT32 boot sector
- Fix FAT tables
- Rebuild NTFS boot sector
- Recover NTFS boot sector from its backup
- Fix MFT using MFT mirror
- Locate ext2/ext3 Backup SuperBlock
- Undelete files from FAT, NTFS and ext2 filesystem
- Copy files from deleted FAT, NTFS and ext2/ext3 partitions.
TestDisk can run under
- DOS (either real or in a Windows 9x DOS-box),
- Windows (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista),
- Linux,
- FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD,
- SunOS and
- MacOS
TestDisk can find lost partitions for all of these file systems:
- BeFS ( BeOS )
- BSD disklabel ( FreeBSD/OpenBSD/NetBSD )
- CramFS, Compressed File System
- DOS/Windows FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32
- Windows exFAT
- HFS, HFS+ and HFSX, Hierarchical File System
- JFS, IBM's Journaled File System
- Linux ext2 and ext3
- Linux LUKS encrypted partition
- Linux RAID md 0.9/1.0/1.1/1.2
- RAID 1: mirroring
- RAID 4: striped array with parity device
- RAID 5: striped array with distributed parity information
- RAID 6: striped array with distributed dual redundancy information
- Linux Swap (versions 1 and 2)
- LVM and LVM2, Linux Logical Volume Manager
- Mac partition map
- Novell Storage Services NSS
- NTFS ( Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008 )
- ReiserFS 3.5, 3.6 and 4
- Sun Solaris i386 disklabel
- Unix File System UFS and UFS2 (Sun/BSD/...)
- XFS, SGI's Journaled File System
'see the fnords!'
Request fulfilled. Should be available in main repo after a week or so.
niiiiice! u guys kick so much axx! thanks a million =)
'see the fnords!'
thanks for the info but i havent tried it yet.. does it has a command line to use in the terminal especially using the live cd? or i just have simply follow the instructions then its done after a few steps? pardon me because im just newbie here
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Does anyone know if using tables in a doc will cause it not to display online when saved as a PDF?
It opens on the computer but not when I upload it to a website. Other pdf's are OK on site. The client wants it as a pdf. I have read all the troubleshooting stuff but not about to experiment with all my settings on account of one document not displaying correctly.
You might need to give some more information. Once saved as a PDF, a document is pretty bulletproof. Is the PDF meant to open via a link? If so, what happens when you click it? Are you sure the file path is OK?
Thanks Ralph
Yes, I mean a pdf is a pdf - I've never had an issue with them before. The path is OK as the link opens as if it is going to work, but the result is an empty white box. The pdf opens, but it is blank. I can't see that it is any different to any other pdf except the word doc in question from which it came, is a text doc containing a table sent to me by the client. I put up the word doc instead so at least it is on the site but the client wants a pdf!
There seem to be lots of results for this question in Google, though I didn't see any that seemed to answer this exact situation. I would suggest trying a few things:
Thanks Ralph - yes, have Googled it myself to no avail.
No images.How do I make sure the fonts are embedded?
You can view all of the settings as you are creating the PDF (assuming you are doing it in Acrobat). But this is probably a red herring. I'm not that savvy regarding PDF creation, but a few times I didn't have fonts embedded and the receiving users didn't have that font on their own computer so saw different fonts. But I doubt that's an issue here. I'd say try the option to save the PDF for optimized web viewing (a much smaller file) and see if that helps. What is the size of the file? I've occasionally had problems with PDF display when the file was too large. (Mind you, I haven't done much with PDFs for years. I'm just throwing around suggestions here until someone who knows something steps in!)
Thanks Ralph - finally managed to get it done. I started over and did it again and now it works. Why it didn't yesterday I have no idea! Thanks for the help!
Ha ha, cool, it just happens sometimes. Always worth resaving to PDF just to make sure.
When I click on a .pdf file online it won't show the file, but show's a graphic similar to a broken graphic link. If I right click and download the file I can easily
Problem solved.
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Riccobono to host Venice opening and closing
Actress Eva Riccobono will host the opening and closing ceremonies of the 70th Venice International Film Festival.
Riccobono has been a fashion model and also has starred in films such as Grande Grosso e Verdone, Passione Sinistra, Niente puo fermarci and And They Call It Summer (E la chiamano estate.)
The festival opens with Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.
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bodom wrote:Nice thread! Dont know the first band but im hoping your gonna have some metal in the countdown somewhere!!!
tilt wrote:How long do we have to wait for the Pet Shop Boys?
Oh, I cannot wait.retrofuturist wrote:tilt wrote:How long do we have to wait for the Pet Shop Boys?
Might be a while yet....
tiltbillings wrote:How long do we have to wait for the Pet Shop Boys? Some West End girls would like to know.
I would want to see Tom Waits.alan wrote:Bruce or No Bruce?
If there is to be no Springsteen, I'm not sure I can fully support this enterprise. http://www.brucespringsteen.net/news/index.html
No argument from me, but I am thinking retro's taste in music go off in a bit of a different, odder, direction, but who knows he could be a big Barry Manilow fan. We'll just have wait and see.alan wrote:Springsteen rocks as hard as anyone ever has. He's thoughtful, clear minded, and determined to use his talents to inspire. He's a national treasure.
And he can be funny. http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/05/poet_robert_pinsky_rocker_bruc.html
bodom wrote:Im diggin 'Trash' from The Whip. Never heard em before.
retrofuturist wrote:I like them mainly because they follow in the steps of other famous Manchester bands like New Order, who demonstrate that synthesizers and electric guitars needn't be kept separated, and in fact, go very well together! Until about 10 years ago, you would be surprised just how many bands were either guitar-only, or synth-only... with very little crossover.
retrofuturist wrote:Strapping Young Lad whose track Detox is worth checking out if you don't know it. ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrNOqVZbwWw )
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Shame on you Samsung, but this is no where near as bad as eBook price fixing.
^Troll. Samsung is such junk!
Um, yes it is just as bad as iBook pricing. Samdung has a history of dishonesty, try supporting an American Company you Samdung drones. Or maybe you should go live in Korea. If our dumb *** government and certain citizens would support American companies we would once again be a world leader instead of the laughing stock of the world lately. You American Samdung fans are an embarrassment. I won't spend any of my time reading your dribble, whinny replies. Anti American Fools
Why am I not surprised?
Maybe some American companies should step up their game and build an android phone that far exceeds Samsungs rather than blaming Samsung for throwing in quality internals. Or to match the HTC in looks and power.
Choice is good.
Most if not all business follow that model^^ Apple is not alone in protecting its assets. What I find funny is that anything Apple does it scrutinized like a murder scene. Samsung could do the same thing and it wouldn't even make the paper hahaha! Galaxy S4 is not outselling anything..in the end its funny not competition
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Four Republican legislators are criticizing the state school board, saying the process they've devised to select a new state superintendent "flies in the face of representative government."
The head of the state school board, however, said Thursday it's the same process that's been used in the past a method that will allow education leaders to find the best candidate from the widest pool possible but in time for the legislative session.
Sen. Howard Stephenson, R-Draper; Sen. Margaret Dayton, R-Orem; Rep. Greg Hughes, R-Draper; and Rep. Daniel McCay, R-Riverton, issued their joint statement Thursday, less than a week after State Superintendent Larry Shumway officially announced his retirement from the post.
The statement accuses the 15-member, elected state school board of rushing the selection process. That rush, the statement says, could lead to fewer qualified candidates. It also notes that by selecting someone in October, new board members elected in November will have no say.
Board leaders have already put together a board selection committee and have said they hope to complete the process in mid-October.
"It really undermines the representative government that we have when everybody knows that half of the school board is up for election," Stephenson said. "There could be half of the school board that may be new and that had no choice in the new superintendent."
Board chair Debra Roberts, however, said Thursday that the timing of the process doesn't have to do with November elections. She said the board hopes to wrap it up in October to give Shumway time to train his replacement for the legislative session, which starts in late January. Shumway is slated to retire effective Jan. 1.
Roberts said it's vital a new superintendent be ready by the next legislative session because of the board's constitutional partnership with the Legislature. Those newly elected to the board in November won't even take their seats until January.
"Those weeks at the Legislature are some of the most important weeks during the year to honor that partnership," Roberts said. "We really need our CEO to be in place and be prepared to have the contacts and influence necessary to be on the Hill to have that kind of partnership."
State Office of Education leaders typically work at the Capitol most days of the session, answering questions in committee hearings, representing the board's point of view and working with lawmakers on budgets.
Hughes said he doesn't see why board members and other state office staff can't fill that role. Roberts, however, said board members often have other jobs and commitments that prevent them from attending every day.
She also pointed out that the state Senate didn't wait until after the November elections to make its recent confirmations. The Senate confirmed David Buhler as commissioner of higher education last month.
Dixie Allen, board vice chair, said she believes the Legislature is overstepping its bounds on the issue. She said she personally wanted to appoint an interim superintendent but the board wasn't comfortable with that option and wanted someone who could hit the ground running.
Roberts said the position will be advertised through four or five national groups as well as locally. Potential candidates are asked to submit applications, after which a selection committee composed of board members will look at applications and narrow the pool for preliminary interviews.
Lawmakers and other education leaders will be invited to meet and question candidates at those interviews, and also discuss them afterward, Roberts said. Then the committee will use that input to narrow the pool down to only a handful of candidates who will be brought in for final interviews. The state school board will ultimately decide on the next superintendent.
Allen said board candidates will also be invited to board selection meetings.
Still, Hughes said he worries the short time frame will mean fewer qualified applicants. The last time the board went through this process, it chose the new superintendent about 12 weeks after the previous one announced her retirement. This time around, the entire process could take only about six or seven weeks, if the board sticks to its time frame.
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Roberts said she hopes certain people will apply, but she doesn't know for sure if they will, and no one has been pre-selected.
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I'm going to teach a class on web security programming at work. It will mostly cover secure programming etc (me being a code monkey and all).
About 2 months ago I was at the conference and there was a gentleman from Cisco doing his presentation. He had a video of an exploit being done.
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I was thinking of something cool for the end of class show and would love to reproduce this ( either life or just video).
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p.p.s I mean who would not trust a webtrol.