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Surfer Beware
Welcome to the Homefront Reporter
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Surfer Beware - Guard Against Online Scams This Holiday Season
Online scams tend to rise during the holiday season as criminals take advantage of people being busier and in a more festive, trusting mood. Two areas of particular concern are fraudulent holiday e-cards and phony e-commerce sites.
Keep in mind that a wholesome-looking e-card, once clicked or downloaded, might actually be a spyware installer or a computer virus. The holiday greeting could also be a phishing attack intent on obtaining your Social Security number, credit card data, or brokerage account information. To help avoid e-card troubles, take the same precautions as with any e-mail you receive:
When doing holiday shopping online, help protect yourself with these guidelines:
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Did you know that 3 Rivers archives all of the Homefront Reporter e-newsletters and makes them available to you at the click of your mouse or touchpad? Check out www.3rivers.net and click on the "Newsletter Archives" link on the left hand navigation bar. You'll find Homefront Reporters archived by month and year starting from June 2005. The "Ask the Help Desk" and "Short Tutorial" sections provide valuable information that is always relevant. You may want to "cut and paste" and save some of this material for future use.
As an added service, 3 Rivers has also made all of its printed newsletters available in PDF format, beginning with the January/February 2007 issue. In case you missed one, the same "Newsletter Archives" link that contains past Homefront Reporters also holds the Montana Homefront newsletter archives. This bi-monthly newsletter features stories about what's going on at 3 Rivers and usually includes regulatory or legal information regarding your telephone cooperative.
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Ask The Help Desk - Why Are My Most Recent E-mail Messages Not Listed First?
Question: My Outlook Express normally lists the e-mail messages in my inbox in descending order from the most current to the oldest. Now, however, the e-mail messages in my inbox are listed in alphabetical order rather than by the date I received them. This is frustrating because now I have to scroll through my entire list of e-mail messages in order to find the most recent unread messages. What is going on?
Answer: Normally, Outlook Express as well as other e-mail software programs sort both incoming and sent e-mail messages by date. The most recently received e-mails are listed at the top of your "Inbox" message pane. The most recently sent e-mails are listed at the top of your "Sent Items" pane. It appears that you may have inadvertently clicked on the "Subject" column located along the top of your list of messages causing them to be sorted alphabetically by subject rather than by date. If you look to the right of the word "Subject," you will see a small arrow pointing either up or down indicating that the message list is sorted by subject. If this is the case, simply click your cursor arrow on the "Sent" column. Your e-mail messages will now be listed in chronological order with the newest shown at the top and the oldest at the bottom. The little arrow should now be next to the word "Sent" instead of "Subject." This works with messages in your "Sent Items" folder, too. Actually, you can sort messages in any folder simply by clicking on its column heading; you can reverse the order by clicking on the heading a second time. This can be a handy feature as long as it's something you intended to do.
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Great Sites To Check Out This Month
Funny Honey
http://www.beemovie.com - Everybody's buzzing about Bee Movie, an animated comedy created by Jerry Seinfeld that flies into theaters this month. Seinfeld provides the voice for a bee that's recently graduated from college and ventures outside the hive for the first time, meeting Vanessa the florist (Renée Zellweger). Visit the site to watch the clever trailers and TV spots, and to download recipes from the National Honey Board. Rated PG.
Medicine Cabinet Makeover
http://www.webmd.com/video/medicine-cabinet-makeover - Recent news reports about the risks of cold medicines for children under six serve as reminders to be mindful of what's in our medicine cabinet. WebMD includes a Medicine Cabinet Makeover video on their site, which walks you through the drug store shelves to help you stock the right over-the-counter remedies. You'll also find safety guidelines for kids and medicine — just in time for cold and flu season.
Organize Your Stuff
http://www.mythings.com - Before you get new stuff this holiday season, get a better handle on the stuff you already own. MyThings is a global online registry to help you organize and manage your belongings. You create a list of items on your MyThings Portfolio, then the site will give you free valuation and market estimator services, help you find warranties and owners manuals, and even simplify the process of selling, recycling, or donating items you no longer want.
Talking Turkey
http://www.eatturkey.com/consumer/thanks.html - Whether it's your first year hosting Thanksgiving dinner or you're looking for fresh ideas, check out this site. It covers all things turkey including purchasing, thawing, preparing, seasoning, roasting, frying, smoking, grilling, stuffing, carving, and storing. And since man cannot live on turkey alone, recipes for appetizers, side dishes, and desserts are also on the menu.
America's Walking
http://www.pbs.org/americaswalking/index.html - To get fit, sometimes you just need to put one foot in front of the other. America's Walking is a new fitness, travel, and lifestyle series premiering on PBS stations nationwide. It's hosted by Mark Fenton, a leading expert on walking and pedestrian issues, and spotlights different walking destinations each week. The site features quizzes to help you kick off a walking program, discover your fitness personality, and find out if your community is pedestrian-friendly. There are also links to walking clubs and events across the country.
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Short Tutorial - Printing Your Address Book For Holiday Card Reference
More and more people are using their e-mail program's electronic Address Book in place of the traditional paper version. After all, this software makes it so much easier to update the addresses of friends and relatives as they move. When it's time to do holiday cards, however, you may find it useful to have a hard copy of this information to refer to as you address envelopes. It's also a handy place to keep track of sent and received cards.
To print a copy of your e-mail program's Address Book, follow these steps:
Printing Your Address Book When Using Outlook Express 6 In Windows XP Home Edition
Printing Your Address Book When Using Thunderbird 1.5 On Mac OS X Or Windows XP Home Edition
In Thunderbird, you can only print out the entire Address Book with very few options. However, there's nothing to say that you can't make a second Address Book just for printing a portion of the original.
Printing Your Address Book When Using Mail.app 2, Address Book 4.0.4, and Mac OS X 10.4.9
Mail.app for the Macintosh uses a separate program to handle contacts called "Address Book."
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Bears Too Much For TornadosOctober 6, 2012
Brevard, N.C.- The Tornados men's soccer team lost 4-1 in conference action on the road against the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears on Saturday night.
The Tornados fired 11 shots on goal against LRU keeper Stefan Dill, but only Marcelo Betcer was able to find the back of the net in the defeat. Betcer scored on a free kick at 71:37.
Lenoir-Rhyne took the lead at 7:40 when Marios Pinos Garcia scored his fourth goal of the year following a throw-in. The Bears struck twice more in the first half, with Rafaelle Di Purto scoring on a penalty kick just at 30:29 just before Tobias Tobrant scored an unassisted goal at 31:35.
Santiago Asprilla scored the final goal for LRU on a cross into the box from Di Purto at 46:28 in the second half.
BC returns to the pitch on Wednesday October 10th as they host the Carson-Newman Eagles at 4 p.m.

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text: Metallica deflated the pomposity of 1970s rock, while reinvigorating heavy metal with their fast, fierce, and surprisingly melodic sound. Pioneers of the thrash metal subgenre, vocalist/guitarist James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich set down the foundation for the virtuoso playing of lead guitarist Kirk Hammett and bassist Cliff Burton. When Burton died in a tragic bus accident, the band grudgingly moved on, recruiting Jason Newsted and eventually launching the highly successful ...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL tour. With a common-man image and no-frills approach, the band lent a hand in slaying '80s glam metal. By the '90s, Metallica's non-stop touring and landmark albums made them one of the biggest--and most respected--rock bands on the planet.


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Since the humble beginnings in 1901 in Black Forest, Germany, Hans Grohe, the founder of Hansgrohe, pioneered the sanitation industry. Two years after leaving his weaving career in Luckenwalde in 1899, he founded a metal pressing workshop where Hans Grohe took his passion for water to the next level. The brand then began as just a three-man show, dedicated to producing the world's earliest contemporary showers. The company's success during the 20th century became global, leading the market in brilliant design and inventive technology for faucets and showers.
Hans Grohe's visions and designs are achieved through close collaboration with internationally renowned and award-winning designers who are dedicated to the highest in quality and modern design while preserving our most precious resources.
Reflecting lifestyles of today and trends of tomorrow, Hansgrohe creations are as varied as the people for whom they are made. The innovative style caters to those who demand architectural originality, enduring quality, and respectful use of water. In 2006, Hansgrohe received a wide collection of design awards such as the iF Product Design award for the ShowerArc, as well as Chicago Athenaeum's Good Design Award for its Raindance AIR showerheads and handshowers.
Indisputably, thses bathrooms are works of art offering a tranquil and intimate space for cleansing and rejuvenating the self. These products aim to breathe fresh life into bathrooms and encourage a new way of looking at how water is used.
Company Milestones:
- 1901 - Hans Grohe (1871-1955) founded The Hansgrohe Group in Black Forest, Germany.
- 1987 - Develops the first water-saving shower, which reduced water usage to 50%.
- 1993 - Axor is established as Hansgrohe's premier line.
- 2001 - The Pontos grey water recycling system is developed to treat shower and bath water, making it reusable for toilet flushing and other uses.
- 2009 - Development of Eco-Smart technology, which reduces water consumption of all mixers from 7 liters to 5 liters per minute through a pressure-independent flow limiter.


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LONG BEACH - Long Beach State men's basketball coach Dan Monson said this week that Cal State Northridge was going to be coming to Walter Pyramid on Wednesday in desperation mode after having just lost two consecutive Big West Conference games at home.
Indeed, the Matadors played like the hungrier team for a good part of the game and they held a seven-point lead with 11:16 to play.
But thanks in large part to some clutch play down the stretch by Mike Caffey, Peter Pappageorge and Dan Jennings, the 49ers were able to emerge with a 78-69 victory before 2,484 in their Big West Conference game.
Caffey tied the game 55-55 with a layup. He then stole the ball and went in for a reverse layup for a 57-55 lead.
There was an intentional foul on the play. Caffey missed the free throw, but Jennings rebounded, was fouled and made two free throws for a 59-55 cushion.
Caffey made another basket, Perry Brandon responded with a dunk for Northridge to keep the Matadors close at 61-57 with 4:11 to play.
But back-to-back 3-pointers by Pappageorge gave Long Beach a 67-57 advantage with 2:41 left, all but sealing Northridge's fate.
James Ennis also was money at the end, scoring seven of his 10 points in the final 2:21.
The victory notwithstanding, Monson said he was not thrilled with the overall performance.
"I totally agree," said Monson, when asked if he thought his team did not play like it was hungry until there were 10-plus minutes left in the game. "I'm just really disappointed that we didn't have that urgency. We didn't have that sharpness coming out, again.
"I think this team really has trouble sustaining things."
The 49ers actually led 28-18 in the first half before Northridge went on a 14-0 run to lead 32-28.
Ennis leads the team in scoring, but had just three points until those last couple of minutes. Caffey did not play all that well, either, in the first 30 minutes.
"I'd rather comment on Mike's last 10 minutes than his first 30," said Monson, who credited Caffey and Ennis for pulling it together.
Deng Deng led the 49ers (7-8, 3-1) with 18 points, all in the first half; he made five 3-pointers. Caffey had 14, Keala King 13.
Northridge (9-7, 0-4) got 26 points from Stephan Hicks and 10 from Stephen Maxwell, who also had a game-high 13 rebounds.
Long Beach shot 52 percent from the game, but took nine fewer shots than Northridge because the Matadors had 19 offensive rebounds.
However, Northridge shot just 40.7 percent from the field.
King, who led the 49ers with seven rebounds, applauded his team's defense during crunch time. At one point, the 49ers forced the Matadors into five consecutive turnovers, the fourth in that set resulting in the layup by Caffey that tied the game at 55-55.
"We just needed stops on defense, we weren't worried about offense," King said.
King also really liked what Deng did.
"Deng coming off the bench hitting 3s really helped us out and opened up their zone," King said.
Long Beach next plays host to Hawaii at 4:05 p.m. Saturday.


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On the Shelf
Raiding Updike's Garbage Cans, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- In the years before John Updike died, a man began to steal a lot of his garbage—thousands of pieces, actually, including "photographs, discarded drafts of stories, canceled checks, White House invitations, Christmas cards, love letters, floppy disks, a Mickey Mouse flip book, and a pair of brown tasseled loafers." Taken as a whole, the collection amounts to a kind of secret history, a trash biography. ("My life is, in a sense, trash," Updike said in his Art of Fiction interview.)
- "How does one choose books that one knows one is going to enjoy? The obvious answer is that you can't … Think of all the times we start a book that we think we should be reading—because everyone else is reading it, because it's won a prize, because our book group has chosen it, despite our misgivings. And think of all the times we refuse to abandon a book we are not enjoying—because we are peculiarly puritanical about literature—thus creating an antagonism and a reluctance that must damage our relationship with reading."
- This year's Venice Biennale, an architecture show, "reveals that modernism was never a style. It was a cultural, political, and social practice: the practice of making buildings suited to certain exigencies of life in a rapidly changing and developing world. And since, by definition, the question of how and what it meant to 'make something modern' changed over time and space—different in Finland than in Morocco—so also did the design of the buildings that emerged from it."
- In which the keening of a single blue whale teaches us something about loneliness.
- What kind of worker is a writer? On Tillie Olsen, who wrote in dribs and drabs while holding down menial jobs and raising four children: "Writing, Olsen reminded her readers, takes time, education, energy, and resources, and these things are unevenly distributed. She encouraged us to attend to unorthodox writing produced in unfavorable circumstances—letters, diaries, scrapbooks like her own—and, in doing so, to question what counts as literature."


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The lights are on
The World's Greatest Detective finally has one of the world's greatest games to call his own. Looking for tips on how to rack up 40-move combos? Need help finding all the Riddler trophies? Just want to complain about how stupid Bane looks? This is the plac
My favorite gadget hs to be the 3claw Batclaw it really comes in handy in the last level with the Joker,Plus it's fun grabing thugs with it lol!
I like having fun with the remote control batarang. You could take down an entire challenge level of thugs with it if you had the skill.
Eh? Whats all this?!
Definitely the bat claw. Its so handy in evading enemies and moving from one hidden cover to the next. So much fun.
the bat gel was my fav, was always fun to blast big groups of enemys
The Batclaw is boss.
My fav is probably triple batarang. Nothing better than seeing 3 goons go down all at once. The most helpful gadget is defiantly the sonic batarang.
Definitely the Explosive Gel and the Triple Batarangs
Remote Control batarang and sequencer
One died in India. Three was tracked down in Brazil. I am the only one left. I am The Second Musketeer
remote batarang and explosive gel
The Batclaw. Being able to disarm any armed thug is invaluable. Also, pulling an enemy towards me and laying the beat down on them makes me smile every time. It also helps collect a few pesky Riddler Trophies.
In arkham city the most useful weapon is defiantly the smoke grenades. One of the funnest weapons was the jamming device. (the thing you used to detonate mines) Nothing more amusing than dropping down in front of a armed henchmen and watching him try to fire his gun.
I love the batclaw!
Either the remote controlled batarang, or the electric shotgun
The Electronic Shotgun Boost. I like to hit n' run with that.


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When New York's Cardiknox talk about world domination, there is no maniacal laughter involved. There's an intense passion that wants to push a dream forward. While the indie pop scene can be like an art show where people pick favorites, Thomas Dutton and Lonnie Angle have more than enough fight in them. When they dream of being larger than life kings and queens, what they really are saying is that they are truly serious about wanting to play Madison Square Garden.
When Tristan Eaton designed the artwork for Portrait, the duo's debut album, there began to be a sense that something was concrete. Though the band had a couple songs and music videos under their belt, the process of a debut was something that made things real. Bigger prospects would then be hoped for. PopMatters had the chance to speak to the duo on their inspirations, song process, and, ultimately, how they condensed something giant into a beautifully small package.


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The College reserves the right to contact a students parent (or
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College, notification is necessary to protect the health,
well-being, or safety of a student or other persons.
Access to Records
Students may inspect all records pertaining to them which are
maintained by the College. The only exceptions to this access are
those records exempted under FERPA.
Access to any other information, except by persons authorized by
the student, is strictly limited in accordance with FERPA
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Admissions: All materials submitted on behalf
of applicants are maintained by the Admissions Office. Upon final
registration, these files are transferred to the Registrars
Academic: Once a student enrolls, all academic
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Community Sites: Permanent records for
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This Privacy Policy Notice explains the type of information we
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Any concerns for the security or accuracy of personal
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I think your looking for this script g0tmi1k: [Script][Video] fakeAP_pwn (v0.3)
umm i saw somewhere there was a tool for wifi where you can create depending on the speed of your wifi card a bunch of wifi ap's with the same name of a target AP , and also frag the router (break it) so everyone connected would be kicked out , then if they tried to reconnect they would see a long list of the wifi ap , and at the same time the card is sending so many packets to the wifi router that it breaks . ive got an old wifi 802.11g router im not using anymore since i upgraded and i was wondering what tool that was... if im on the wrong section sorry i didnt see any place to put it O_O
I think your looking for this script g0tmi1k: [Script][Video] fakeAP_pwn (v0.3)
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
Or perhaps you mean using mdk3 to generate fake ap broadcasts ?
yeah mdk3 will do those things, along with deauthing people, and sending mass false authentication packets thus keeping them from connecting. Its a powerful tool, be careful make sure to always use a black/whitelist so other AP's don't get bounced. I tend to use it to get handshakes from WPA routers when a simple deauth doesn't work.
Wielder of the spoon of doom
Summercon, Toorcon, Defcon, Bsides, Derbycon, Shmoocon oh my
Come hang out with hackers on twitter @gunrunr556
Hak5 does some cool stuff with this sort of thing. http://hak5.org/category/hack The "pineapple" is a rogue AP and (as you can see) they use it (after deauthing clients) to grab passwords or even auto-rickroll (here, http://hak5.org/hack/auto-rickrolling-wifi-pineapple) #Lmao? Here's a good video of this in action, YouTube - Hak5 - Hak5 - Airport WiFi Challenge and your Ultra Software Picks


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Official Ivy League APR release
PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania and Ivy League student-athletes as a whole again have the nation's best records in the annual NCAA Division I Academic Progress Report (APR) ratings for enrollment from the 2007-08 through 2010-11 academic years.
For the second year in a row, a total of 17 Penn teams received Public Recognition Awards from the NCAA. The 17 programs tied Penn with Notre Dame for fourth nationally, behind only fellow Ivy institutions Yale (23), Brown (22) and Dartmouth (21).
The Ivy League's 131 teams outdistanced all other Division I conferences. The Patriot League was second with 80 teams honored followed by the Big East Conference third (70), the Atlantic 10 Conference fourth (56) and the Atlantic Coast Conference fifth (50). The Ivy League was the only Division I conference to have commendations for all (eight) of its football teams.
The NCAA "commends" teams that have APR scores in the top 10 percent within their sport, with the minimum necessary score ranging from 975 to a perfect mark of 1000 depending on the range of team scores nationwide within that sport.
Now in its eighth year, the APR provides a real-time look at a team's academic success each semester or quarter by tracking the academic progress of each student-athlete. The APR includes eligibility, retention, and graduation in the calculation and provides a clear picture of the academic culture in each sport.
Full APR scores for all teams, including access to postseason play and penalties for low-performing teams, will be released June 20.
Penn's Commended Sports
Seventeen Quaker teams received recognition from the NCAA for APR scores among the Top 10 percent nationally in their sport:
Men's Basketball
Men's Soccer
Men's Track, Outdoor
Men's Track, Indoor
Women's Basketball
Women's Fencing
Field Hockey
Women's Golf
Women's Lacrosse
Women's Tennis
Women's Track, Indoor
Women's Track, Outdoor
Women's Volleyball
The following Penn varsity sports do not contest NCAA championships and are not measured: men's heavyweight rowing, men's lightweight rowing, men's and women's squash, sprint football.


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#TBT: See Zac Efron as a scrawny little leaguer
(Yahoo!) - Then: Neighbors star Zac Efron was totally the gap-toothed boy next door in this undated photo snapped during his little league days. A wisp of a kid, his Cleveland Indians uniform looked big on him (that wee waist!), but we could spot those blue peepers anywhere — even under a ball cap.
Here you go! 😃 - #TeamZE #tbt RT @kirstensettle7: Why have I not seen a pic of @ZacEfron in a baseball uniform? 😍😛😋 🙏 pic.twitter.com/9Pk5X84yLD
— Zac Efron (@ZacEfron) May 30, 2014
Now: My, little Zac has grown! Now 26, he's trying to shed his High School Musical image — and can't stop showing those abs, whether it's for movie roles or the viewing audience of an award show. He's transformed that string bean bod from his young baller days and is now known for washboard abs and sculpted arms. Efron for the win!
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5 Must-Haves for a Healthy Summer Fridgeby Melissa d'Arabian in Healthy Tips, May 15, 2014
I know the 4th of July will be here in what feels like minutes. What better time, then, to "summer-ize" my fridge? I want to keep things lean, light and healthier in the summer, and by stocking my fridge (and freezer!) now, I'll be ready for the season well before Memorial Day.
You probably do your own version of spring-cleaning in your fridge, making it healthy and appealing: chopping veggies to store in chilled water, peeling and slicing fruit into bowls for a fresh healthy dessert, or making a few batches of refreshing spa water to keep you hydrated now that the weather is warmer (see my post on that topic).
Here are my top five food items to add to your healthy and lean fridge this summer:
1. Low-Cal Condiments: I keep my fridge stocked with low-calorie condiments. I reach for these as dips or to add flavor to foods. My favorites are: Dijon mustard, hot sauce (such as Frank's) and the less-known Slawsa. Here are some ideas for using them:
- Dijon Mustard: Use it as a base for salad dressing. It will help emulsify a water-heavy vinaigrette, so you can make a dressing out of 1 part vinegar, 2 parts water and 1 part olive oil if you start with a hefty spoonful of mustard. Or mix Dijon mustard with some chopped herbs and use it to coat chicken or pork before cooking for added moisture and flavor. Finally, try whisking it into sauces at the end of cooking for a creamy texture for almost no fat or calories.
- Hot Sauce: Mix a few tablespoons of hot sauce with a spoonful of water and a tiny knob of melted butter, then toss with grilled chicken or fish for a healthy Buffalo-style appetizer. Or pour it over an egg white omelet tucked into a corn tortilla for a perfect breakfast or lunch soft taco.
- Slawsa: This is a low-cal condiment of cabbage and a tangy sweet mustard. It has 15 calories per serving, and it can go on anything from sandwiches to roasted or grilled fish or chicken. It's also great for topping a plate of eggs or loading up some baked whole-wheat pita chips. My grandmother always said her health secret was to eat cabbage every time she had a chance, so I love honoring her with my favorite condiment. Note that there is some sugar in Slawsa, which is only significant if you start eating it out of the jar by the spoonful. (I say that completely hypothetically, of course.)


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This Week's Reading
What We're Loving: Adventures in Silhouette; Red Sauce, Whiskey, and Snow; the Narcissistic Hypocrisy at the Center of Human NatureBy The Paris Review
I'm embarrassed to admit that I barely touched a book over the holidays (besides 84, Charing Cross Road, which I'm in the habit of rereading most years around Christmastime), but I did see a spectacular movie whose imagery I can't get out of my head. In 1923, a talented artist named Lotte Reiniger was approached by a banker looking to make an investment. He suggested that Reiniger parlay her particular skill—cutting delicate silhouette art—into making a feature-length animated film. Three years and over 250,000 hand-cut images later, The Adventures of Prince Achmed premiered in Berlin. The story is a mélange of tales from the Thousand and One Nights, but good luck paying attention to the plot; the visuals are so arresting that they'll keep you from focusing on more than one character or bit of pattern during any given scene. The original print of Prince Achmed is lost—a casualty of the Battle of Berlin, in 1945—but thanks to a restoration project completed a little over ten years ago, a fully colorized (and scored!) version is available on DVD from Milestone Films. —Clare Fentress
I'm a sucker for culinary memoirs by authors who aren't primarily considered "food writers"—a genre that includes work by such varied names as A. J. Liebling, Laurie Colwin, and Jim Harrison. (The Pat Conroy Cookbook and The Roald Dahl Cookbook, respectively, also deserve honorable mentions.) Jason Epstein is best known as a publisher and cofounder of The New York Review of Books, but he's also an accomplished cook and gourmet. Eating, the 2009 collection of Epstein's food essays, covers family recipes, his days working as a professional cook, and, of course, the memorable meals he has shared with various literary luminaries. Although Eating is by no means gossipy or indiscreet (the only one who comes under the knife is Roy Cohn, with whom Epstein once lunched at 21), it's filled with terrific vignettes; one could do worse than lunch, on a ship, with Edmund Wilson and Buster Keaton—"lobster over linguine with a bottle of Chablis beneath a perfect sky." —Sadie O. Stein
Not long ago—but long enough that I've forgotten how it happened—I asked you to explain why exactly the rediscovery of Aristotle, from Arabic sources, mattered so much to medieval theologians. You recommended Étienne Gilson's 1938 classic primer Reason and Revelation in the Middle Ages. Over the vacation a copy arrived at my house from a used bookstore, without any note. I've read Gilson's lectures with great pleasure, and a keen sense of intellectual relief, but I can't think who you are. Who are you? —Lorin Stein Read More


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PHOTO: Taylor Swift and Lorde go to Shake Shack in New York
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Taylor Swift and Lorde were spotted grabbing lunch at Shake Shack in New York on Monday.
A fan captured a photo of the singers standing in line at the burger joint in Madison Square Park.
The witness tweeted, "I just saw them & the body guards didn't want to take photos but luckily my friend did."
Last month, Lorde backtracked after saying Swift was "so flawless" to the point of representing a kind of beauty that's "unattainable."
The "Royals" singer wrote on her Tumblr page, "I am very very new to this whole thing. I will probably never be the kind of role model for my fans that [Taylor Swift] is for hers. I admire her very much for this reason."
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By Terry Kovel
Political slogans and pictures from the past can sometimes be confusing because modern times suggest a different meaning.
In the 1900 U.S. presidential campaign, William McKinley used the slogans "Protection and Prosperity" and "Four more years of the full dinner pail."
His campaign often pictured a workman's lunchbox as a symbol of jobs. One of his most famous buttons, if first seen today, would startle a 2013 voter. The button shows a strange boxlike container: the lunch pail of the day. Inside the pail is a building with smoke pouring from the smokestacks and the words: "Do you smoke? Yes, since 1896."
The smoking chimneys on the building represent work being done inside, just as the lunch pail means jobs. Today the smoke could be misinterpreted as pollution, and the answer given to "Do you smoke?" would suggest a health problem.
The rare button sold for $1,948 at a recent Hake's Auction. It's a reminder that both language and symbols can change with time and events, so collectors should be careful not to interpret objects or words from the past through modern eyes.
Q: My small electric mantel clock has a metal embossed design under the dial. The design includes a seaplane with a propeller that rotates when the clock is running. There's also a sailing ship, a man standing near a tepee and the words "Polar Bird." The case is Bakelite and like new. I can't find a manufacturer's name. Do you know who made it and what it's worth today?
A: A clock matching yours auctioned last year for $119. Clocks like it, with extra parts that move when the clock is running, are called "animated clocks." Yours probably dates from the 1930s, the decade following Adm. Richard Byrd's first flights to both the north and south poles.
Some sources say the clock was manufactured by the New Jersey Clock Co. of Newark, N.J., with an electric motor made by the Hammond Clock Co. of Chicago. Others say it's a Chronart clock, which may have been a trade name used by the New Jersey Clock Co.
Q: I inherited a ceramic tile mural made up of 24 4-inch tiles. The tiles are not cemented together, but when laid out they picture a large sailing ship, two smaller sailboats and a lighthouse. One tile is signed "Pillsbury." I think the tiles came from a pottery in Ohio. Any information and present value would be appreciated.
A: Hester W. Pillsbury (1862-1951) was a decorator who worked at Roseville and Weller, both Ohio potteries. Roseville Pottery was organized in Roseville, Ohio, in 1890 and opened a plant in nearby Zanesville in 1898.
Roseville made pottery until 1954. Weller Pottery started out in Fultonham, Ohio, moved to Zanesville in 1882 and closed in 1948.
Hester Pillsbury began working in about 1904 and worked at Weller after 1918. A tile picture like yours, made up of 24 signed tiles, could be worth $1,000 or more.
Q: I just bought a piece of Brooklin Pottery. I thought it was from New York but I am told it is Canadian. Do you know anything about it? Are there many popular collectibles from Canada that aren't well known in the states?
A: Of course. Collectors in the United States and Canada started looking at their own countries after soldiers saw all the antiques in Europe during World War II. The first books and publications about collecting in the United States concentrated on English porcelains and furniture, Georgian silver, prints, Staffordshire figures and Chippendale furniture that could have been made in many countries.
American pieces were wanted by very few. Our trip to Eastern Canada from Ohio in the late 1950s was disappointing because we hoped to see Canadian things in antiques shops. We found a few in Nova Scotia selling early Canadian furniture, but shops in the large cities looked like ours: They were filled with mainly English or Asian pieces.
But by the 1970s, Canadians had become interested in their own antiques and history and there were Canadian publications and shows.
Brooklin Pottery was founded in 1952 by Theo and Susan Harlander. They had emigrated from Germany. The business was closed by 1987.
Write to Terry Kovel, (The Herald), King Features Syndicate, 300 W. 57th St., New York, NY 10019.
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Cracker Jack toy ocarina, red, plastic, $10.
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Avon after-shave bottle, Liberty Bell shape, amber, 1971, 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 in., $25.
Elfinware trinket box, piano shape, blue flowers, green moss, Germany, c. 1900, 2 1/2 x 1 x 2 inches, $50.
Czechoslovakia glass pitcher, Queen Anne's Lace, 10 x 7 inches, $90.
Cookie cutter running horse, tin, signed C.H. Swink, c. 1860, 4 x 7 1/2 inches, $175.
Delft plate, woman holding cornucopia and flower stem, 1700s, 8 7/8 inches, $180.
Chinese export armorial plate, Renny arms, spearhead flower borders, octagonal, 1770, 8 1/2 inches, $450.
Federal chest, cherry, bowfront, banded edge, 4 graduated drawers, cutout base, French feet, 38 x 41 inches, $2,280.
Chandelier glass lamp, six-light, spiral-shaped frame, scrolling arms, grape-cluster drops, Italy, 35 inches, $3,250.


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Thursday, October 18, 2007
Brevard, N.C. –
The Brevard College men's soccer team lost in a heartbreaker on Wednesday afternoon, as they fell to Coker College in the closing seconds of the overtime period, 3-2.
The loss drops BC to 4-9-2 overall, while Coker improves to 6-12 for the season.
The game was very sloppy as both teams had to contend with the swamp like field surface as rain continued to fall throughout the match.
The Tornados fell behind early in the first half, when Coker's Dennis Gonzalez was able to score on a BC error to give the visiting Cobras the 1-0 lead at the 16:15 mark.
Coker increased their lead to 2-0 at the 63:33 mark of the second half, when Olivier Harper was good on a penalty kick, putting the shot just past BC's keeper Trevor Redpath.
However, the Tornados would not blow away, as Fernando Sandoval cut Coker's lead in half at the 71:53 mark. Sandoval received a pass from Kenneth Bryan III, where he then fired a shot from just inside the right top corner of the box and past a diving Adam Danziger for the goal.
With time quickly winding down on the Tornados, senior Owen Carson would notch the game-tying goal in the 86th minute, which would ultimately force the overtime frame.
With the score tied 2-2 both teams fought hard to try to get the game-winning goal, with Coker's Jake Wyman scoring with only 0:03 seconds remaining in the extra period. Coker's Daniel Shirzad found an open Wyman at the top right corner of the box, where he legged out a laser shot past a diving Redpath for the game-winning score.
For the match senior goalkeeper Trevor Redpath had six saves, as he faced 17 shots for the match.
The BC offense was able to get off 20 shots for the game, including 12 shots in the second half.
The Tornados will wrap up their 2007 season at home this Saturday, October 27, when they will host Catawba College at 2 p.m.


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Local Colorado wineries set up booths and dispense their special wines
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Photo Gallery: Probation sweep
VICTORVILLE - A family of four, including a teen, were among 19 the people arrested during an early morning sweep led by San Bernardino County probation officials on Saturday.
Authorities were at the Victorville home on Wrangler Lane in the morning to see if a woman, Sharon Starks, and her adult son, Kelan Scott, were abiding by their probation terms, according to probation Officer Margaret Tagle.
They found Starks' other son was on juvenile probation, she said. A search of the room reportedly turned up a firearm that belonged to Starks' husband.
"Now he wasn't on probation, but a background check did show he was previously convicted of a felony," Tagle said.
It is a crime for a felon to possess a firearm, she said, and he was arrested.
Sharon Starks and Scott were arrested because having a firearm in their home is a violation of their probation terms, authorities said.
The teen was arrested in connection with a different set of violations.
Scott, a gang member, was on post-release community supervision, or PRCS, probation through Assembly Bill 109, authorities said.
The Saturday morning sweep also led to the seizure of at least three firearms - including a stolen tactical shotgun - ammunition, drugs - including 15 bindles of tar heroin - and drug paraphernalia, authorities said.
San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies, Barstow police and state parole officers assisted in the sweep.
Also arrested was Joel Saez, a PRCS offender on probation for failing to register as a sex offender, authorities said. One of the terms of his probation was that he not be around children except his 9-year-old daughter.
Officers and deputies found two children other than Saez's 9-year-old daughter at Saez's Nisqually Road home in Victorville, according to Probation Department spokesman Chris Condon.
One of the children, a 7-year-old girl, also was Saez's daughter, and the other youngster, a 13-year-old boy, was his roommate's son, authorities said.
Officers reportedly found pornography in the home, a violation of Saez's probation terms, Condon said.
The three children were all half-siblings as their mother had a relationship with both Saez and his roommate, authorities said. The mother, according to authorities, has not been seen for the last month.
Saez was arrested on suspicion of violating the terms of his probation by being around his younger daughter and the 13-year-old boy and in connection with the the pornography.
Authorities conduct unannounced sweeps regularly to keep track of probationers under their charge, said Condon.
"We are committed to making sure all probationers are monitored, not just the PRCS population," he said.
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Misenheimer, N.C. - Pfeiffer led 2-1 after doubles play and held on throughout singles as the Tornados fell for the first time in the 2011 season at the Knapp Tennis Center, 6-3.
Shane Apps and Jarred Fisher took home the lone doubles victory for Brevard (1-1), defeating Ben Hunter and Stephen Tyndel in the #3 doubles position, while Philip Lawson/Johan de Wit and Sid Kaushik/Luis Villalta won the top two doubles positions for Pfeiffer (2-0), giving the Falcons the advantage heading into singles play.
Scott McCormick and Sam MacNeil remained undefeated on the season in singles action as McCormick defeated Lawson at the #1 singles spot, 6-2, 6-1, while MacNeil defeated Kaushik at the #3 position in straight sets, 6-2, 7-6 (7-4). However, Pfeiffer took home the final four singles contests as de Wit, Hunter, Villalta and Tyndel gave the Falcons the victory.
The Tornados travel to Greenwood, S.C. and Lander University for their next match on Friday, February 25th. Doubles play on The Joe Cabri Courts is set to begin at 2:30 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Scott McCormick (BCM) def. Philip Lawson (PUM) 6-2, 6-1
2. Johan de Wit (PUM) def. Cole Altizer (BCM) 6-3, 6-3
3. Sam MacNeil (BCM) def. Sid Kaushik (PUM) 6-2, 7-6 (7-4)
4. Ben Hunter (PUM) def. Jarred Fisher (BCM) 3-6, 6-0, 7-6 (7-1)
5. Luis Villalta (PUM) def. Jonathon Lavelle (BCM) 6-0, 6-0
6. Stephen Tyndel (PUM) def. Shane Apps (BCM) 6-2, 4-6, 11-9
Doubles competition
1. Philip Lawson/Johan de Wit (PUM) def. Cole Altizer/Sam MacNeil (BCM) 8-6
2. Sid Kaushik/Luis Villalta (PUM) def. Scott McCormick/Jonathon Lavelle (BCM) 9-7
3. Shane Apps/Jarred Fisher (BCM) def. Ben Hunter/Stephen Tyndel (PUM) 8-1


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do you have no forum etiquette? Why would u bump a picture when its 2 posts above you? god damn
I smoke Vega
Whoop whoop. Forum police. Make way!
So I did some more practice and this is how I ended up this morning.
I think the U came out a little too big
Yeah the U is a little big. just shrink it a little and center it between the Y and K. and work on the K a little more, it kinda looks like an H. Try fixing the top of it
yuk- dont draw your throws on the bottom of your paper... we need to see the bottom of your letters too.
Only Fuck Fat Bitches Crew !!
When I started out with throws, I did them on the bottom of the paper and once I started doing them so I could do the bottoms too, it helped me improve. Also, when you do your bottoms, I think it is helpful to start out by having the bottoms (and perhaps the tops) of the letters to all generally be a similar way.
not bad dont float the dot on your I it gives dead space and the bubble on your n is off.. have it go straight into the the leg rather than down making a v shape. I dont know if you will understand what I mean by that it is hard to explain.
Only Fuck Fat Bitches Crew !!
I think it's pretty cool. If I were you I'd try to make a Capital N and then work on your K for sure.
im new to the bombing science forum so i hope you enjoy~
^^ and that says??
Only Fuck Fat Bitches Crew !!
someshit like this?
Your E is fugly.
@Sine: I really like that style. Your i looks better when your dot is connected to the rest of the letter. Your E came out a little funky though. Good work .
@Freekofart: I'm really not sure what that says, go easy on the arrows bro.
dont really like my e's but i see somethin in em i might be able to develop or tweak ideas ?
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Work is under way to turn a half-acre plot of land near Rancho Palos Verdes City Hall into a temporary off-leash dog park.
The parcel - located behind the tennis courts in Point Vicente Park/Civic Center at 30940 Hawthorne Blvd. - is set to open later this month or early November.
With its small size and only temporary status, it falls short of what dog park supporters have spent years lobbying for on The Hill.
But for now, it'll do.
"We know it's on the lower end of the size for a dog park," said Carolynn Petru, deputy city manager. "But this was one area where it wasn't going to interfere with any other use."
The land also is level, providing easy access, and includes several trees for shade, Petru said.
"I think it's going to be pretty nice," she said.
Construction is ongoing, with fences going up this week and water stations and seating areas also being installed. Wood chips will be used as ground cover and the park will include separate spaces for large and small dogs, along with separate double-gate entrances for each side.
There's no firm opening date yet, but city officials said the park probably will have a low-key or "soft" opening - without a lot of fanfare - once the property is ready within the next few weeks.
Establishing an off-leash dog park on the Palos Verdes Peninsula has been a longtime goal for many of the area's dog owners.
Bruce and Maureen Megowan launched the effort several years ago, collecting hundreds of signatures in support of the idea.
Their proposed location - the former Palos Verdes Landfill in Rolling Hills Estates - remains a widely agreed-upon site for what would be a regional dog park offering several acres to serve all of the cities on the Peninsula.
But the county, which oversees the property, said a proposal for a dog park won't be considered until its first such facility - a 1.5-acre parcel in La Crescenta that finally opened this month after numerous delays - has been up and running for a full year.
"We're at least a year away from that even being given any consideration," Bruce Megowan said.
While Megowan is doubtful that the temporary park - especially considering its smaller-than-standard dog park size - will meet the needs of the Peninsula's dog-owning community, he said it does provide a sanctioned off-leash facility for now.
"It'll be at least a place where people can legally run their dogs," he said. "Our hopes still will be resting on the county and the former Palos Verdes Landfill site. It's a waiting game."
A 2005 dog park task force in Sacramento determined that dog parks should be no smaller than 1 acre when developed in small neighborhood park settings.
Katie Howe of the Rancho Palos Verdes Recreation and Parks Department said the city also is still looking to the larger county property as the best permanent dog park location for The Hill in the future.
"That would be the city's solution," she said. "This (temporary park) was meant to alleviate a need that the community has voiced for an off-leash dog park."
Bruce Megowan expressed disappointment that a larger, permanent park hadn't yet opened, however, while waiting for the possible county site could be still years off.
A proposed dog park was included in talks about revamping both Lower Hesse and Grandview parks in Rancho Palos Verdes. But the dog park components were eventually tossed out, he said, after new council members were elected and revisions were made to reflect more passive park uses advocated by residents surrounding the open spaces.
"You work very hard for four years, you develop support, you demonstrate the need, you get the (Rancho Palos Verdes City) Council on board," he said, adding that other locations were then never explored. "Then a new council comes in and you're at square one again."
"We had decided we wanted to wait for the regional park," when the idea of providing a temporary spot for dog owners came up, Petru said. An overflow parking area was dismissed as unworkable before the current site behind the tennis courts was selected, she said.
The two closest dog parks are a 3-acre parcel in Redondo Beach that opened in 1992 and a small facility (at about three-quarters of an acre) in San Pedro that also has only a "temporary" status.
The new trial Rancho Palos Verdes dog park will be open one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset, seven days a week.
It will be unstaffed, with rules and regulations posted. Dog owners are personally responsible for any problems, injuries or damages caused by their pets.
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Bulgur Turkey Manicotti Recipe
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- 1/4 cup bulgur
- 2/3 cup boiling water
- 3/4 pound lean ground turkey
- 1-1/2 cups (12 ounces) 2% cottage cheese
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 14 uncooked manicotti shells
- 1 jar (28 ounces) meatless spaghetti sauce
- 1/2 cup water
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- Place the bulgur in a large bowl; stir in boiling water. Cover and let stand for 30 minutes or until the liquid is absorbed. Drain and squeeze dry.
- In a nonstick skillet, cook turkey over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Add the cottage cheese, basil, oregano, salt, pepper and bulgur. Stuff into uncooked manicotti shells. Arrange in a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Combine spaghetti sauce and water; pour over shells. Cover and bake at 350° for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until shells are tender and sauce is bubbly. Uncover; sprinkle with mozzarella cheese. Bake 5 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Yield: 7 servings.
Originally published as Turkey Manicotti in Light & Tasty December/January 2002, p29
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Reviewed Nov. 18, 2012
"Made this last night and my husband absolutely loved it! I will be making this on a regular basis."
Reviewed May. 19, 2012
"Love this recipe. I use a plastic freezer bag , spoon in the filling, snip a corner of the bag the size of the noodle opening and it makes quick work of the filling job! I also add a thawed & drained 10oz. pkg. of spinach to the cheese mixture to provide more nutrition and texture."
Reviewed Mar. 27, 2011
"Have enjoyed this recipe for quite a while now as it was in one of the earlier editions. It is a healthy comfort food."
Reviewed Apr. 3, 2010
"Very easy and tasty!!!"


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Thanks to two new bills, there is financial relief at last
Whether you're racking up tuition fees now or still paying student loans after graduation, you know one thing is for sure: College is expensive. To make matters worse, the spending doesn't end at a semester of classes -- there's books that need to be purchased as well, and they're worth more than a little bit of pocket change.
But if you're going to school in California, a bit of relief has finally come your way in the form of two bills: SB 1052 and SB 1053.
Both bills, which were crafted by Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento), will allow California college students to download up to 50 core textbooks for free in
the form of e-books
. The e-books are for lower-division courses and are for classes at the University of California, California State University and California Community Colleges.
More specifically, SB 1052 allows for the development of the e-books and the creation of the California Open Education Resources Council for e-book approvals. SB 1053 has developed the California Digital Open Source Library to store the new e-books.
"Many students are paying more than $1,000 every year on their textbooks, sometimes having to choose between buying the books they need or paying for food and other living expenses," said Steinberg.
The new e-book bills were signed by Governor Jerry Brown on Thursday. They are expected to go into effect starting in the 2013-14 school year.
Digital textbooks are certainly becoming the new way of learning in institutions around the globe. This new form of educational offerings was further boosted by Apple earlier this year, who released
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LONG BEACH - A high school teacher, a local attorney, a longtime city employee - all of the candidates for Long Beach City College Board of Trustees are residents who say they are dedicated to serving the community.
Election day is April 10, and this year, the even seats on the five-member LBCC board are up for grabs.
Wilson High School math teacher Davina Keiser is challenging incumbent and board president Doug Otto for District 4, which includes Belmont Shore, Naples and portions of Signal Hill and East Long Beach.
Trustee Roberto Uranga, who joined the board in 2000, is running unchallenged for District 2, which includes West Long Beach and portions of central Long Beach.
Otto, a well-known private practice attorney and Long Beach native, was first elected to the board in 2004.
The 63-year-old married father of five said he's running for a third term to help continue the trustees' mission of improving academic success and guiding the college in tough economic times.
Otto said he's passionate about improving the quality of community college education and providing better access for all students, especially minorities.
"Community college education is the civil rights issue of the 21st century," he said. "It's essential for people of color to be part of the economic mainstream, and to be part of that mainstream, they need to go to college and graduate."
The past few years haven't been easy for LBCC. The college has seen an overall 7 percent reduction in state funding, including an unanticipated loss $3.5 million in mid-year funding cuts. The college is planning to slash at least $5 million from its budget this year and will announce significant cuts over the next several weeks.
The coming years will require experienced leaders and sound fiscal management, Otto said.
"Our biggest challenge will be managing an increased (student) demand with significant reductions in the budget," he said.
Despite a tough financial climate, the board has achieved several milestones in recent years.
Otto said he's most proud of his work on the Long Beach College Promise, which guarantees local students a free semester at LBCC and admission to Cal State Long Beach if they meet the requirements.
Otto also has been instrumental in establishing the Promise Pathways Program, designed to better prepare students for college and increase graduation and transfer rates. The program will kick off this fall with a learning community that will serve more than 1,500 graduates from the Long Beach Unified School District.
"It's not just about access, it's about success," Otto said.
Davina Keiser says she's no stranger to the economic challenges facing education.
The 57-year-old married mother of two has seen her share of budget cuts in her more than 30 years as a teacher in the LBUSD. Keiser also serves as treasurer for the Teachers Association of Long Beach, the LBUSD's teachers union.
As treasurer of TALB, Keiser said she managed to turn a $400,000 deficit into a $250,000 reserve in six years.
Keiser, who works as an algebra teacher at her alma matter Wilson High, said she decided to run for the LBCC board after hearing about her former students' struggles in community college.
"My kids would come back to visit and so many of them would talk about how hard it is get into classes," she said. "We need to move the budget cuts away from the classroom as much as possible."
The Long Beach native said her priorities include a balanced budget, high quality teachers and affordable access to college.
Keiser said she sees students struggle in courses, such as math, once they reach college. LBCC, she said, should have more programs that will help students transition from high school to college.
"I'm a teacher. I'm in the trenches and I see first-hand what kids are going through," she said. "I think we can take a better look at the budget and make changes that that won't have such a negative impact on students."
Roberto Uranga has run unopposed for all three of his four-year terms since joining the board in 2000. He's now running unopposed for a fourth term.
"I think it's a sign that my constituents think I'm doing a good job," said the Long Beach resident, who works as an administrative officer for the Department of Health and Human Services.
Uranga, a 58-year-old father of three, said he's long been active in community issues, along with his wife, former Long Beach City Councilwoman Tonia Reyes Uranga.
After being heavily involved in the LBCC's establishment of trustee districts in the 1990s, Uranga said he decided to run for a seat in an effort to decrease dropout rates and advocate for more Latino administrators.
Uranga in 2011 was the first Latino to be elected as Chair of the Association of Community College Trustees, which represents more than 6,500 trustees from community colleges across the country.
This year, he made the cover Trustee Quarterly magazine, the officials publication of the Association of Community College Trustees.
While the board has made significant progress, Uranga said, trustees will face major hurdles over the next few years.
"We're going to have to figure out how to provide more opportunities for higher education with less resources," he said. "It's going to be a major challenge, but I know we can do it."
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Our drunkie that can't get separation led all rookies in receptions and yards.
I went and looked at the Blackmon DUI thread, brought some lulz. Good stuff.
I stand by everything I said in that thread still. I have my reasons outside of football for vilifying getting behind the wheel intoxicated. When you have two friends and a person you grow up with all die in three separate drunk driving accidents and another two hurt when struck by a drunk driver, it makes it hard not to have an incredibly strong sense of disgust and disdain when people participate in the behavior. I don't expect others who haven't gone through what I have to have those same feelings, but I still believe my stance is completely justified given my history with it. None of that is really relevant at this point though, and I'll keep my view of that silent unless it warrants being brought up again. If he keeps himself clean, there shouldn't be reason to discuss it anymore.
As a player, he struggled early in the year. I'm not sure anyone can debate that he wasn't as least partially to blame for the troubles that he had to start the season. That said, I think the growth in his game that he saw as the season progressed was largely due to him finally figuring out the NFL game more so than it was QB related. He, and Shorts for that matter, is only going to get better with a full offseason conditioning program and *hopefully* another year with Jerry Sullivan. Speaking of conditioning, did anyone see Blackmon gassing at the end of these last few games? I didn't see it, but I wasn't looking for it either.
Now that the season is over, later today I'll go ahead and compile his rookie campaign against all guys who got to 1,000 this year, so we can put in perspective how good he really did for a rookie. I'll also pull out some interesting stuff from his own season.
Shorts, Blackmon, Shipley and Robinson (if he recovers) looks to be a pretty damn good set of receivers if they can continue to grow. And overall, they're young too. Shorts just turned 25, Blackmon is 23, Shipley is 27, Robinson is 27. Throw in a 28 year old Marcedes Lewis and a couple young development guys and this group could potentially be top 5 if we get ourselves a quarterback who can play well. Man, what a difference a year makes, huh? Last year, we looked to have one of the worst receiving corps in the NFL and this year, all of a sudden, we have ourselves a couple budding superstars. It seems almost certain that whoever the QB happens to be, they are going to have no excuses when it comes to the weapons they have around them.
Completely agreed.
There is a distinction between having an issue with someone's personal conduct off the field, and whether or not you think they're a good player on the field.
Hopefully that preseason lapse in judgment was a wake up call...and hopefully he spends this summer blasting his conditioning, working to hone his natural ability and skillset, and less time drunk behind a wheel.
I do still think we need one more serious weapon at WR, but Shipley has impressed. I think Robinson is pretty much a bust, even if his career isn't basically over. Not someone i'd build into my WR corps at this point at all.
But if we can add 1 more very good WR for the future...i think we might finally be at a place where we can be content with our receiving group for a while. Doesn't have to be a stunning 1st rounder type, but i'd really like to add a 3rd option in the draft. Mid-round type who can develop and contribute. Shorts III is looking a lot like the 1a to Blackmon's 1b that i wanted so much from the start. Though i think a guy with great size or exceptional speed would be the best complement to our two burgeoning studs...as neither are exceptional in either area.
You really think Robinson is that bad? I don't think he's our best receiver but I think he's very serviceable at the very least. I think he can be good next season. He was actually peaking in production when he got injured if I remember correctly.
I don't think he's
bad really. But i don't think he's worth the dollars and doesn't really fit with what i'd want to build here for the future. With the unreliability and injury history on top of that, i'd just much rather cut ties with him and find someone who is a better fit, more dependable, and at a better price.
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It does make you think what sort of control and punishments they face if they do not go along with these things. Or are they truly brainwashed to the max?!
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The U.S. Supreme Court late Tuesday delivered a major victory to pro life advocates, declining to order an appeals court to block a major part of the Texas abortion law which was approved in the Legislature last summer, 1200 WOAI news reports.
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After retiring from the NFL in 1997, Crews took a stint as T-Money on the action competition series Battle Dome. In 2000, he made his big screen debut in The 6th Day. Since then, Crews has landed roles in Serving Sara, Friday After Next, Deliver Us from Eva, Malibu's Most Wanted, Starsky & Hutch, Soul Plane, White Chicks and the Mike Judge film Idiocracy. In The Longest Yard, Crews starred with Chris Rock. On the television series Everybody Hates Chris, Crews starred as the father of a young Chris Rock.
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I am on 6.1.1 and I have nothing. Only says 6.1.3 is available. Not to mention that I am still using iTunes 10. Maybe I need to update.
Those that I work with that have iTunes don't even have an update badge on theirs. They are not jailbroken either.
Clogged servers or slowly rolling it out to everyone.
it starts OTA but gives an error after.............
Still can't do an OTA update, but now my iTunes is suddenly telling me I can update! So yeah, if it's not already available to you now, it probably will be soon.
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