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By Gary Cutrer
Published August 2012
Longtime ag educator Gil Engdahl of San Angelo has been elected to lead Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association as president for the August 2012 through July 2013 year. Engdahl has served on the faculty of the Agriculture Department at Angelo State University since 1976 and served as head of the department from 1997 until June 2012.
During his tenure at ASU, he has seen the number of students with agriculture majors grow from a freshman class size of about 20 students in 1976 to around 190 freshmen entering school this academic year.
Engdahl brings his knowledge of sheep and goats and agriculture background to the job as president of TSGRA, along with his skill in the psychology of relating to people. His easy going nature has served him well as he has counseled and advised students over the years and worked with faculty members of ASU's ag department as well as with ASU administrators and staff.
Son of the late Raymond and LoRea Engdahl, Gil was born and raised in Brady, Texas. The family soon moved to their stock farm between Brady and Melvin where Gil learned the ropes of the livestock business. The family always ran a few cows and 500 to 600 mostly Rambouillet ewes, Engdahl said, which kept him busy with the 'ings — drenching, castrating, shearing, lambing, and so on.
"I don't know how many sheep I've drenched or how many tails I've cut off or how many animals I've castrated over the years, but it would be a bunch," he said.
That farming and ranching background and experience led Engdahl to attend Texas A&M University where he earned a bachelor's of science degree in animal science in 1967 and then a master's degree in animal science and animal production in 1970. The university at the time would encourage students to obtain a doctorate degree if they were planning to go into the extension service or work in research, Engdahl said, so he pursued a Ph.D. in ruminant nutrition and was awarded a doctorate degree in 1976.
From 1967 until 1976, he worked at A&M as a graduate assistant and as a research associate while completing his doctoral work. While at A&M Gil met and married his wife, Sue. They will celebrate their 44th wedding anniversary this month.
Gil and Sue have two grown children, daughter Alison and son Clay. Alison and husband Bryant Williams have given them three grandchildren.
Engdahl was hired by Angelo State to help build their sheep and goat program. He went to work for Dr. Leon Holland, who was the head of the agriculture department at the time. Holland had worked on developing ASU's Management, Instruction and Research Center (MIR Center) and the ASU ranch. The MIR Center had been dedicated and opened just a year before Engdahl arrived.
Engdahl said Holland showed him the facility and the small flock of Rambouillets the university owned and said that in addition to helping design a sheep and goat curriculum, he would be improving the ASU sheep flock.
"I thought they were all right, a good place to start," Engdahl said about the sheep. "Then Dr. Holland took me into a lab that was totally vacant. He said, 'We're going to make a nutrition lab out of this and you're going to put it together.'" Engdahl said he looked at the big empty room and wondered how he was going to do that. "That was pretty much a shock," he said. "The sheep and goat part didn't bother me, but that. . . And we got it put together. We couldn't do it all at once, we didn't have enough money."
In addition to planning the nutrition lab and buying and installing equipment, Engdahl worked on developing courses with emphasis on small ruminants, especially sheep and goats. He taught nutrition courses and sheep and goat science to undergraduates. And, he took on the task of coaching the wool judging and livestock judging teams for ASU. It was a busy career.
"I think I'd been here less than a year and they added a master's program on top of the relatively recent undergrad program," he said.
As the agriculture program grew at ASU and the sheep and goat curriculum progressed, word got around about the quality of the program and its graduates. More and more students began coming to ASU to study in the agriculture program.
"The numbers kept growing steadily. Then along about 1997 it really took off. Now we're up to probably 400 student majors," Engdahl said. "I'd like to say it's because we have a good program. The more you do, the more your students are out there (in the work force), you gradually get more and more students aware of the program."
Engdahl also credited the work of ASU recruiters who visit high schools to encourage top students to consider Angelo State as one of their options.
Back in the 1970s, when he started at ASU, a good majority of the ag majors came from an agriculture background, where the family owned and worked a farm or livestock ranching operation, Engdahl said.
"A lot of the kids today just don't have that background," he added. "The backgrounds of the students we get are more along the lines of FFA and 4-H as opposed to being raised on a working farm or ranch. We just don't have very large numbers of those types of students anymore."
Surprisingly, a good number of ag freshmen attending ASU these days come from San Antonio and towns along the I35 corridor, which have vocational ag programs and strong FFA clubs. Although they are from the city, these students have a strong desire for an agriculture career and many of them choose ASU because of its ag program and the fact that it's a smaller, more one on one with the professors.
ASU's ag program offers students who were not raised on a farm or ranch quite a bit of hands-on agriculture experience, Engdahl said.
"I think we've got a pretty good, practical program, teaching all the aspects about sheep and goats in a way that those kids have a hands-on experience," he said. "Sometimes educators don't do that because they don't have the facilities or because their class sizes are so large they've given up on the idea of trying to have labs, and I think that is a real shame."
A vital part of that hands-on experience is the MIR Center and the university ranch. The MIR Center is located off U.S. Highway 87 North just outside of San Angelo. On 6,000 acres of land leased from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, ASU raises small herds of cattle, sheep and goats. A fairly recent addition to the MIR Center is a full meats lab that allows meat science students to observe and participate in carcass evaluation and harvesting animals. The resulting meat cuts are packaged and sold to the public at the lab's meat market.
"If you're going to have a university that teaches sheep and goats they need to not just have Rambouillets," he said. The ASU ranch has a breeding group of Angoras, about 50 Boer goats and Angoras, and they run more than 100 Rambouillets and 50 Suffolks. "Not as many as we once did, because of the drought," Engdahl said. "Like everybody else we had to cut back." They also have a collection of hair sheep.
Engdahl is proud of the quality of the ASU Rambouillet herd. Many ASU rams over the years have been entered and done well in the Sonora Ram Performance Test conducted by Texas AgriLife Research and Extension. And Engdahl and the other faculty members of the agriculture department have quite a few customers who buy rams at the ranch each year.
"It was a lot of fun building that up," he said. "We started out with next to nothing and ended up with some pretty good Rambouillets, I think with help of many Texas Rambouillet breeders."
Engdahl's other accomplishments are evident on the walls and shelves of his office at Angelo State. Plaques and certificates celebrate his service to FFA and 4-H clubs, Angelo State's Block and Bridle Club, which he helped start, and the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo. He's also amassed an interesting collection of sheep—carved wooden sheep, ceramic sheep, bronze sheep and plastic sheep—that adorn his office.
Sheep and goats are an important part of his life, though he no longer owns livestock. Engdahl still has the family stock farm at Brady but he leases it out. For a couple of years after his dad had passed away, Gil had tried to continue raising cattle and sheep on the family place, but the operation conflicted with his hectic schedule at ASU—teaching, research, coaching judging teams, advising students—were too much of a drain on his energy.
"I woke up one night sliding sideways in a ditch," he said, deadpan. He had gone to sleep while driving back to San Angelo from Brady. "I thought, 'You know, I don't think I'm going to do this anymore,'" Engdahl said. He decided to give up ranching for himself and concentrate on doing his job well at Angelo State.
Gil said his dad was a member of Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers and really liked the organization.
"It's a great, great honor to even have been thought about being selected as an officer of sheep and goat raisers," he said. "We've got a lot of good people in Sheep and Goat Raisers. We've got the salt of the earth. They're not afraid to get dirty."
During his term as TSGRA president Gil said he hopes to continue working closely with producers and help them with any problems they may have, and to keep them informed about what's going on. Front and center at the moment is congress's work on the pending farm bill, he said. At presstime for this magazine it looked as though the Senate version of the farm bill would not have as drastic funding cuts as had been anticipated for entities such as Wildlife Services, he said. The question remains, Engdahl said, "What's the government going to do and where are we going to end up?"


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The three great actors of Copenhagen were not meant to play people, exactly, but rather their shades: Werner Heisenberg, Niels Bohr, and Bohr's wife, Margrethe, meeting in a hazy afterlife and trying to reconstruct what may or may not have happened on a particular night in 1941. Bohr and Heisenberg were quantum physicists, and the models for this play's performances seemed to be the particles the men spent so much of their lives studying. Reconstructing that night, the actors zoom from one state to another — did they stand here? Did they walk there? Did they discuss this or that? — and everything about them, from their faces to their bodies to their voices, seems to be in a state of flux. Each of the actors communicated emotions forcefully without ever seeming to settle on any one in particular, and each spent the evening shrouded in irresistible mystery.
In the past decade or so, we've been inundated with bubbles: the dot-com bubble, the housing bubble, the stock market bubble, Michael Jackson's chimp Bubbles. After all these messes, the term stopped conjuring up images of that beloved bathing staple Mr. Bubble and became synonymous with the plundering of your 401-K. Luckily, longtime promoters/power couple Garo Gallo and Yvonne Colón are reappropriating the term in a way that will thrill those concerned about the health of South Florida's arts community. For the past year, their space the Bubble has served as a hub for Broward County creative types such as local artists, filmmakers, fashion designers, musicians, and even a puppeteer. Imagine concert-hall-quality acoustics, 3,000 square feet to boogie your ass off or wallflower around in (this doesn't include the giant space outside), two stages, and loads of local art littering the walls by artists such as Lisa Parrott, Erick Arenas, Rachel DeJohn, and Francesco LoCastro. (Fun fact: LoCastro also painted the rad mural that covers the front of the warehouse.) Gallo and Colón conceptualized the Flagler spot years ago as a venue where oft-underrepresented artists can display their work, indie musicians can rehearse and record, and networking and promotion will help solidify the local community. Their vision officially began to materialize in April 2009, when the couple started renting the space. Since then, they've been booking acts, showcasing countless artists, and renovating tirelessly. "This way, we don't have to answer to club owners with bad taste," Gallo quipped when the Bubble first opened. Now, because of the Bubble, we don't have to hang out at such places either.
It's definite: The Caldwell is fusty no more. Its last season, helmed by new Executive Artistic Director Clive Cholerton, was powerful, varied, and risky. He took some knocks for that, of course — nobody much liked The Old Man and the Sea, which in retrospect probably didn't need to be turned into a play — but mostly, the word among theater people is that Cholerton is the most exciting thing to happen to the performing arts in SoFla in years. The first show he mounted while running the theater, an experimental musical called Vices, a Love Story, was nothing short of thrilling; his second effort, the new The Whipping Man, was a trenchant meditation on power and guilt that was lovely, deep, and enlightening; and the masterful The Voysey Inheritance asked Caldwell's moneyed Boca Raton audience to have compassion for, of all people, a Ponzi schemer. That's balls. It was also great theater.
The set for Two Jews Walk Into a War was a painterly representation of a crumbling synagogue in Kabul, which happened to be inhabited by the last two Jews in the country of Afghanistan. You could sense that a lot of love went into the place before it became an object of anti-Jewish target practice. It was full of warm light and, despite the carnage outside, peaceful vibes. The stone floors looked like they'd been worn down by generations of worshipers. When gunshots struck the temple — as they did frequently, serving as a kind of grim rim-shot to punctuate the jokes of the show's titular Jews — they sent up little plumes of dust and smoke, and we could watch the place's deterioration continue with force.
God bless Alexander. Not just because the Fort Lauderdale indie-rock group's charismatic frontman, Ryan Alexander, inserts his passionate religious beliefs and stances regarding poverty, politics, and the human condition into the lyrics. There's a dedication to songcraft here that can thread together neatly like Death Cab for Cutie on record but will turn around and chomp up the stage when they perform live. "Peter, James & John (Backward Math)" from new album The Other Side of Symmetry is a catchy statement, pure and simple, and while the usual trend for alt-leaning rock is navel-gazing, at least this band is trying to strike a positive balance between preaching and preening. Not yet a convert? Look to Alexander's many well-kempt disciples, who always arrive early and provide vigorous support for every electrifying chord — as well as when the guys seductively flop their shaggy hair. Getting a message across is sometimes just as simple as turning up the volume.
Stonefox vocalist Jordan Asher Cruz and bassist Ross Fuentes headed to New York in February, and with them, the blues-infused racket that was their trademark left town too. A whole lot of sweat-soaked and beer-coated warehouse floors went dry, and even more lusty South Florida hearts became famished. In late May, Cruz, guitarist Dave Barnard, and drummer Jeff Rose officially announced they had re-formed sans Fuentes — albeit as Blond Fuzz for legal reasons. With a cover of the Velvet Underground classic "White Light/White Heat" as the new outfit's first official output, none of the intensity was lost. While hacks like Jet keep crashing this Led Zep-inspired garage-rock style into the ocean, Blond Fuzz always gets the balance between retro and modern just right. It could have been a lifetime before another sound so cool and calculated echoed and buzzed from the belly of South Florida.
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Nursing students have their hands, heads and hearts full: in
campus labs, in clinical settings, and in service abroad.
Cleaning out a tracheotomy tube, assessing vital signs, or
comforting a patient are some of the ways Mount Saint Mary College
nursing students put their education into practice during clinical
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They've donned scrubs and stethoscopes since they were
Andrea Ackermann, chair of nursing, noted that traditional
students take Physical Assessment in the first semester of
sophomore year. Students train in long term care facilities during
Nursing Skills in the second semester sophomore year. They are in
acute care for Adult Health in junior year.
As seniors shadowing a staff registered nurse, they gain
valuable clinical experience that increases critical decision
making skills and confidence in their ability to care for future
patients. At the end of each shift, students meet with Mount
instructors to debrief.
Mary Lyman supervised students at Vassar Brothers Medical Center
this spring.
"It's their knowledge of 'why' that sets Mount nursing students
apart from others," Lyman said.
Studying pathology and physiology, along with pharmacology and
nutrition, Mount nursing students "see the whole system," she
This "intensive understanding of how and why the human body
works as it does" helps prepare "well-rounded nurses with better
assessment skills," Lyman added.
Ryan McGahan, who was one of Lyman's students, was hired at
Vassar right after graduation in 2008.
"My Mount education gave me a solid start on my career in
nursing," said McGahan.
The Rosendale, NY resident works in the intensive care unit,
where he does "high level monitoring to find subtle changes
indicating a trend" that would need to be reported to a doctor.
Mount nursing students agreed that a desire to help people was
the motivating factor that led them into nursing.
The team also concurs that the highly competitive program allows
them to hone skills, giving them more confidence in clinical
experience. Students work with computerized patient simulators in
state of the art labs on campus, as well as with patients in their
field clinicals.
"The nursing professors give you a lot of individual attention,"
said senior Nicole Johnston of Northvale, NJ.
Johnston's clinical at St. Francis Hospital in Poughkeepsie, NY,
included rotations in the operating and emergency rooms.
The college was recently recognized for outstanding community
service by the Greater Hudson Valley Family Health Center.
Mount Saint Mary College students also find plenty of
opportunities working with supervision in county health
departments, nursing homes and hospices, and at West Point military
Samantha Illiano was among numerous students who recently
administered vaccines to cadets and lectured Army spouses about
healthy eating choices.
Illiano chose Mount Saint Mary College because of its reputation
for producing high quality nurses who work in local hospitals in
the tri-state region, and elsewhere around the country.
"I can walk into any hospital in the Hudson Valley," she said,
"as well as in New York City, and they know the name Mount Saint
Mary College and the type of nursing students the Mount
Mount Saint Mary College offers the only nationally accredited
four year nursing degree program in New York's mid-Hudson Valley,
and boasts a NCLEX-RN passage rate well above the national average.
The Mount also offers a continuum of study for a master's
Alumni have been recognized in many areas. The New York State
Nurses Association bestowed its Administrator of the Year award
upon Margaret Armento-McDowell, president of Bermac Home Health
Aides, Inc. in New Paltz, NY. Another Mount alumna, Margaret
Deyo-Allers of St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh, NY, was
named the Hudson Valley's Top Nurse. And alumna Susan Davis is
president and CEO of St. Vincent's Medical Center and St. Vincent's
Health Services in Bridgeport, CT.
Mount Saint Mary College students also serving in clinicals:
St. Francis Hospital, Poughkeepsie, NY -- Samantha Castagna,
Franklin Square, NY; Ilana Lebron, Monroe, NY; Cynthia Martins,
Wallingford, CT; Kathleen Stenger, Bethpage, NY; Alyssa Zaluski,
Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Vassar Brothers Medical Center, Poughkeepsie, NY -- Amanda
Duffy, Nichols, NY; Hilary Hazelet, Brick, NJ; Adare Jordan,
Highland Lakes, NJ; Jordan Kupperblatt, Marlboro, NY; Caitlin
Maiocco, Rockaway Park, NY; Lyndsey Smith, Walkill, NY
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Brick, NJ; Natalie DeCara, Wappinger's Falls, NY; Jennifer Lacina,
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Putnam Hospital, Carmel, NY -- Don Nicklas, Brookfield, CT;
Amber McCafferty, Newburgh, NY; Natalie Tanski, West Paterson, NJ;
Michele Jackson, Newburgh, NY; Veronica Devers, Bronx, NY
Orange Regional Medical Center, Middletown, NY -- Brittany
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Rogers, Middlefield, CT; Jaclyn Jiminski, Wingdale, NY; Nicole
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Melody West, Poughkeepsie, NY; Alyssa Lonnborg, Broad Channel, NY;
Andrea Bednarski, Patchogue, NY; Anna Nicdao, Farmingdale, NY;
Carolyn Doerrier, Bloomingburg, NY; Susan Hannigan, Baldwin, NY;
Julie Kaese, Barryville, NY; Wayne Beam, Middletown, NY
Good Samaritan Hospital, Suffern, NY -- Breann Quackenbush,
Warwick, NY; Erin Burpoe, Hewlett, NY; Sean Murphy, Port Jervis,
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Heather Knox, Wappinger's Falls, NY; Alexandra Martinez,
Wappinger's Falls, NY; Megan Sickler, Port Ewen, NY; Erin McKeon,
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Brooklyn, NY; Amy Michalowski, Torrington, CT; Shirley Odarty,
Bronx, NY; Kevin LaBanca, Northford, CT; Cindy Azabache,
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The University of South Carolina's College of Engineering and Computing will observe National Engineers Week from Feb. 17-23 with a host of activities showcasing the marvels of engineering and computer science.
The general public is invited to join USC faculty, staff and students for a series of free campus events, which include:
• A K-12 open house on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students and parents can participate in hands-on science projects and view helicopter landings, electric cars, robots and much more. The event takes place at the Swearingen Engineering Center, 315 Main Street;
• Daily lunch-and-learn sessions featuring guest speakers and panel discussions. Topics, will include entrepreneurship, startups and engineering careers;
• Two screenings of the acclaimed energy documentary "Switch." Screenings will take place at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 19, and at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23.
• A panel discussion on the future of sustainable energy and the role of nuclear power at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21.
"Engineers Week is a great time to introduce younger students to the exciting possibilities of careers in these fields," said Kathryn McPhail, director of communications and marketing for the College of Engineering and Computing. "The next generation of engineers and computer scientists will create innovations from computer apps to alternative fuels that will improve our lives and our world."
For a complete listing of activities, visit www.cec.sc.edu/eweek.


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Have you read The Stories of Leah Clearwater yet? If not, you'll need to read that first. This is book 2 in the Leah Clearwater stories. It takes place roughly six years after the end of Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyer. We wondered what had happened, once the Volturi were confronted. Well six years later, Leah, and Hunter are together. Living in Port Angeles, fulfilling their careers. Hunter is a teacher, and Leah a nurse; how could things get any better? Well there's much more to the story, and that includes the Storm that arrives. I've had the lovely addition of my co-author Ms. Ara Storm. She's my lovely beta, and editor as well.
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Top 10 Interesting Tidbits About the Saratoga Lip Dub
On September 1, 2011, residents from Saratoga Springs, NY participated in a citywide Lip Dub. People in costume (many with props) lined the downtown street to lip sync to 3 Train songs. On September 27th, the premiere of the finished product was shown on the big screen of The Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) and we have the full video below for your enjoyment.
We have tabulated our list of the 10 things you might not know about the Saratoga Lip Dub…interesting behind the scenes morsels, a little idea of who these people are, and just a few reasons why Saratoga Springs is a great place to live and a better place to visit. Our list is in chronological order. So as you watch, read our list and follow along.
1. Shauna Sutton, Deputy Mayor of Saratoga Springs, had the "Hey Soul Sister" lyrics taped to her back for anyone behind her to read. She is located at the beginning of the video at the Saratoga Springs City Center, dressed in a blue suit.
2. The folks seen crossing the street from the City Center to the Stewarts Ice Cream cow are actors from the Saratoga Shakespeare Company, a great summer theatre in Congress Park.
3. The porch of Saratoga Arms was filled with many, many, many family members, friends, neighbors, classmates and members of Saratoga Pride.
4. The large wagon filled with garden fresh vegetables (the woman was singing into a zucchini) was from local farms that participate in the Saratoga Farmers' Market, just voted the 2nd best medium sized farmers market in the country.
5. The Victorian Era dressed people walking across the street participate every year at the Saratoga Springs Victorian Street Walk. The Street Walk will be held this year on Thursday, December 1, 2011.
6. No people or animals were injured during the making of this video. The boy on the stretcher was an actor and we have a wonderful city hospital. 🙂
7. The white t-shirts and people holding beer steins represent the annual Chowderfest and our citywide Brewfest. And remember, Saratoga Arms offers Ultimate Winter Beer Weekends!!
8. What is the poster of the crazy-haired lady with all of the squigglies? Why, it's the Saratoga Springs Annual First Night, a New Year's Eve event with music all over the city…and fireworks at midnight.
9. I have looked but I have never seen a human slot machine or life sized dice at the Saratoga Casino and Raceway. I'm still looking though. What would be the return?
10. Over 1,000 people attended the finale in historic Congress Park. What a great way to spend a summer afternoon.


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Bret Michaels injured in tour bus accident
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Bret Michaels is recovering from minor injuries suffered when his tour bus hit some deer. The Poison frontman tells Celebuzz.com he's "thankful there were no serious injuries" on his bus, and they only received "some bumps and bruises."
But he admits it's "unfortunate for the deer." Bret credits the minimal injuries inside the vehicle to "modern RV technology and a steel firewall."
Michaels' driver and security chief were also injured in the accident, which occurred Friday morning while the singer heading from Abilene, Texas to Biloxi, Mississippi for a show that night. He's on his "Life Rocks 2013" solo tour.
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The latest generation Kindle features a new design that is 30% lighter at just 5.98 ounces, 18% smaller, and turns pages 10% faster, Amazon said.
Althoughit is lighter and smaller, it still features the same 6-inch screen and e-paper.
The new latest generation Kindle is only US$79 and is already available.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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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.
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How To: Backside Fin Waft With Dane Reynolds
A straight backside off-the-lip just does not cut it anymore. You must waft the fins to have a shred of modernity in your game. Let's see how the master does his…
-Crank a bottom turn, and drag that forward hand; you want to pivot as hard as possible coming off the bottom, and the hand drag gives you bit more leverage.
-Coming up the face, shift where you're looking to the bottom of the wave, and begin turning your front arm down, and rotating your shoulders back down. Your hips and legs will follow.
-Here's where things get different from a standard off-the-lip. You want to pivot harder and higher on the lip. Easily said. Getting your board in that position isn't terribly hard, it's controlling it once it's there that's dicey. The adjustment is that when your fins release, keep nearly all your weight on your front foot, and bend the front knee to get super low. This also lets you put your front hand on the deck of the board, and the backhand on the water, for added stability.
-It's easy to kick these too far out the back and go over the back of the wave. Keep your weight forward, leaning down on the recovery to stay in the wave.
-With the arc tightened up, and depending how far the tail drifted, most likely the lip is going to catch up with you. It's okay, because if you belted the lip hard enough, you probably took some punch out of it. Ride out through a bit of whitewater, and get ready to punt a big air on the end section.
-Aim for a section that's steep, but with a nice mellow shoulder just after it. That way you'll have time to gather yourself coming out of it. Or an end section works, too.
-As you come down the face, make sure your back foot is way back on the tail. You can slide or wiggle it backward as you drop down. It should be just touching the tail pad block.
Just about any time Dane goes backside, unless he punts, he'll throw some variation of this. But search for the "valentines day" vid on marinelayerproductions.com, and pay extra attention starting around 1:20.


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IEEE-CASE Best Student Conference Paper Award
About the Award
Description: To recognize a student author(s) of a paper presented at the IEEE International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE) contributing to the notable advancement in automation research: abstractions, algorithms, theory, methodologies, and models that improve efficiency, productivity, quality, and reliability of machines and systems operating in structured environments over extended periods, or that improve the explicit structuring of environments where machines and systems operate
Established: 2007
Prize: $1,000 USD to be shared by all authors and certificates for individual authors
Funding: IEEE-CASE Conference
Eligibility: The paper must have a student as the lead author and be presented by the student at IEEE-CASE. There are no restrictions as to IEEE membership, organization, nationality, race, creed, sex, or age
Basis for Judging: Factors to be considered are: originality, innovation, depth, quality, and significance in automation science and engineering, and quality of presentation at IEEE-CASE
Presentation: The award will be presented during IEEE-CASE. No award will be given if no qualified candidate is identified
Winners of this Award
Behzad Sadrfaridpour (Student), Hamed Saeidi, Yue Wang
"An Integrated Framework for Human-Robot Collaborative Assembly in Hybrid Manufacturing Cells"
Peng Wang (Student), Xinyao Tang, Robert Gao
"Automated Performance Tracking for Heat Exchangers in HVAC"
Nicla Frigerio (Student), Andrea Matta
"Energy Saving Policies for a Machine Tool with Warm-Up, Stochastic Arrivals and Buffer Information"
Wim Devesse (Student), Marcus Ramteen, Lei Feng, Jan Wikander
"A Real-Time Optimal Control Method for Swing-Free Tower Crane Motions"
Mohammad Reza Shoaei (Student), Lei Feng, Bengt Lennartson
"Abstractions for Nonblocking Supervisory Control of Extended Finite Automata"
Gian Antonio Susto, Alessandro Beghi, Cristina De Luca
"A Predictive Maintenance System for Silicon Epitaxial Deposition"
A. Nazeem (Student Author), S. Reveliotis
"A Practical Approach to the Design of Maximally Permissive Liveness-Enforcing Supervisors for Complex Resource Allocation Systems"
David J. Cappelleri (Student Author), Adam Halasz, Jai-Yoon Sul, Tae Kyung Kim, James Eberwine, Vijay Kumar
"Towards Fully Automated Phototransfection"
1st Place: Chiwoo Park (Student Author), Yu Ding, Eunshin Byon
"Collaborative Data Reduction for Energy Efficient Sensor Networks"
2nd Place: Vivek Nandakumar (Student Author), Mark R. Holl, Deirdre Meldrum
"A Flexible Framework for Automation of Single Cell and Cell-To-Cell Interaction Analyses"
3rd Place: Feng Duan (Student Author), Ye Zhang, Nuttapol Pongthanya, Kei Watanabe, Hiroshi Yokoi, Tamio Arai
"Analyzing Human Skill through Control Trajectories and Motion Capture Data"
T. H. Tran (Student Author), Ngai Ming Kwok, Steven Scheding, Q. P. Ha
"Dynamic Modelling of Wheel-Terrain Interaction of a UGV"
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Alleged dealer faces trial for fatal overdose of heroin-fentanyl
By all accounts, Robert Runfola died quickly.
It was late May, and Runfola was at his home on Delaware Avenue using a new heroin-fentanyl cocktail that had recently hit the streets of Western New York.
He was dead within an hour.
The man accused of selling him that deadly new mix of drugs is now accused of causing Runfola's fatal overdose and, if convicted, could face life in prison.
Investigators say the case against Peter N. Militello represents a first for Western New York – a federal prosecution linking a fatal overdose with a specific drug dealer.
"This is the first time we've had sufficient evidence during an investigation to ask for the enhanced penalty," Dale Kasprzyk, head of the Drug Enforcement Administration in Buffalo, said of the allegations against Militello.
A federal prosecutor outlined the evidence linking Militello to Runfola's death as part of a bail hearing Tuesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah J. McCarthy.
It includes DNA evidence the government says ties Militello to the bag of drugs found near Runfola's body, as well as toxicology and autopsy reports matching the drugs in Runfola's body to the drugs found in the bag.
Even more important perhaps, prosecutors claim Militello, 32, of the Town of Tonawanda, admitted selling Runfola the drugs that killed him.
"He has admitted selling that heroin to Mr. Runfola," Assistant U.S. Attorney Eric M. Opanga told McCarthy. "He has, in fact, made admissions that he was the seller."
The allegations against Militello, who was in court and remains in custody, came just weeks after U.S. Attorney William J. Hochul Jr. took the unusual step of holding a news conference to warn addicts and their families about the new fentanyl-laced heroin being found on local streets.
The potent cocktail is popular among heroin addicts in cities such as Chicago and Philadelphia but, until recently, was never prevalent here.
The mixture of heroin and the painkiller fentanyl results in a drug significantly more potent than heroin and with a reputation for giving users the extra "pop" so many of them desire.
It also has been linked to several drug overdoses in Erie County, some of them fatal.
Militello's lawyer argued for his client's release Tuesday, claiming he was "not a big-time drug dealer."
Outside the courtroom, he told The Buffalo News that Runfola was ill and bought drugs from many dealers.
"He had a bad heart, and my client was not his only source," said defense lawyer Frank Falzone.
Falzone said it's possible that Runfola bought heroin from another dealer after initially buying some from Militello. He also claims his client didn't know that fentanyl-laced heroin was in the bag he sold Runfola.
Investigators say Militello's prosecution is the first drug-trafficking case in which they have been able to directly tie a drug dealer to the death of an addict.
Kasprzyk said his office always looks for evidence linking dealers and users, but it's often impossible to draw that connection because of the wide range of drugs found in overdose victims or the large number of suppliers the users relied on.
McCarthy ordered Militello held without bail.
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University, Claflin develop '4 + 1 Program'
The University of South Carolina and Claflin University signed an agreement Tuesday (April 21) to establish a partnership that will develop a diverse public-health workforce.
"This program joins the talents and commitment of faculty and researchers at our University and Claflin University to produce the best minds for public-health careers."
The agreement, signed by university president Dr. Harris Pastides and Dr. Henry N. Tisdale, Claflin University president, at the second annual James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture, creates a dual-degree program called the "4 + 1 Program."
Claflin undergraduates who participate in the program will earn bachelor's degrees in biology from Claflin and master's degrees in public health from the Arnold School of Public Health.
The 4 + 1 Program was announced at the beginning of the Clyburn lecture, which featured Dr. Adewale Troutman, director of the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness.
Pastides said the partnership is a good fit between the university's Arnold School and Claflin, an historically black institution with a reputation for academic excellence.
"This new five-year, dual-degree program joins the talents and commitment of faculty and researchers at our University and Claflin University to produce the best minds for public-health careers," said Pastides, former dean of the Arnold School.
The partnership between the two institutions will increase access for students pursuing public-health careers.
"All of us will be stronger for it," Pastides said.
Claflin biology majors will declare their intent to enter the 4 + 1 Program at the end of their sophomore years. They will take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) in their junior or senior years and take master's-level, public-health classes at the Arnold School as seniors. These classes will count toward an MPH degree.


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'McKee twisted his knee after getting his skate caught on the ice in the first period against the Flyers. He has already missed 19 games this season because of the injury. The defenseman sat out Buffalo's 4-2 win over Carolina Sunday.'
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|Bowtie pasta and peas with bacon, a southernized version of the Italian dish Butterflies and Peas or Farfalle con Piselli.
Bowtie Pasta and Peas with BaconThis bowtie pasta and peas with bacon dish is a totally un-authentic and highly Southernized version of Butterflies (Bowtie Pasta) and Peas, known as Farfalle con Piselli, a classic Italian pasta dish. It's a super easy and fast but tasty skillet pasta dish I think you'll really enjoy.
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Recipe: Bowtie Pasta and Peas with Bacon©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 30 min | Yield: About 4 servings
- 4 slices of bacon, cooked and chopped
- 1 pound of farfalle (bowtie) pasta
- 2 large pinches of kosher salt for the pasta water
- 1 tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil
- 1 Vidalia onion, chopped
- 4 cloves of garlic, chopped
- 2 cups of reserved pasta water
- 1 tablespoon of fresh chopped parsley
- Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
- Cajun seasoning, to taste
- 2/3 cup of half and half
- 1 can of LeSueur early peas, drained
- Freshly grated Parmesan cheese, optional
Cook the bacon and chop; set aside. Add two big pinches of kosher salt to a large pot of boiling water for the pasta. Cook al dente according to package directions. Reserve 2 cups of the pasta water before draining the pasta.
When pasta is just about ready, heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat, and saute the onion until soft, but not browned, about 4 minutes. Add the garlic and cook another minute. Stir in one cup of the pasta water and the parsley, salt, pepper, Cajun seasoning and half and half; bring to a boil. Add the peas, reduce heat and simmer just until the peas are warmed through. Taste and adjust seasonings. Add the remaining pasta water only as needed for moisture. Serve immediately.
Cook's Note: I used Zatarain's Big & Zesty Garlic & Herb Creole seasoning. It's a larger flake seasoning, and I love the way that it accents the bowties. Toss in some cooked protein if you like. Chopped cooked chicken, shrimp, even smoked sausage would be a nice addition.
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This past week a CEO, David, whose full name has not been disclosed went on a radio show and revealed that he fired 22 of his 114 employees because President Obama was re-elected.
David told the radio host "elections have consequences" and explained he needs "to survive."
He told the station, "I had to lay off 22 people today to make sure that my business is gonna thrive and I'm gonna be around for years to come." Going on to say, "I have to build up that nest egg now for the taxes and regulations that are coming my way."
The company's name has not been revealed either.
If this sounds familiar, it might be because weeks before the election the CEO of Westgate Resorts, David Siegal, threatened to lay off his employees in a company wide email if Obama was re-elected.
Siegal has now come out to say his employees will receive raises after receiving a lot of bad press and probably losing business after the email was leaked.
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If these workers were fired post election result,this is nothing more than a partizen act of unwarented retribution by a right wing zelot,upset because his candidate lost the election.he thinks he can persume to know who these employees voted for based on the election return data. and if any worker was let go,laid off or had their hours cut they should join together in some kind of class action suit to teach these employers that we ain't havin' it!
Agree My Brother and I Stand Corrected.
Reminds me of when a slave master would get mad and sell off some of his slaves to make a point to the rest of them …fear and intimidation. Sad
This CEO wanted to increase unemployment, so that he can make the 'haters' say "SEE!! Obama's messing up already!!". Not gonna happen.
The filthy-rich are upset, because they were hoping to get their way with Mitt in charge, but WE THE PEOPLE, had a say in it.
THANK YOU!! That's what the fat cats and the greedy-rich are-BULLIES!!
You are right we just need to make sure we don't support him!
but more important, support those who support you.
And we need to realize that the laws in this country will always favor the rich and business owners, and that is where the power is at, so we need to not only be business owners, but we also, once we are successful,we then need to encourage and help mentor more to become business owners,, and after being in business myself for over twenty years,I have helped many to also become business owners,and that makes me very proud. Too many of us fail to invest in ourselves , anyone who wants to make a change look me up. Check out my youtube video look up ambit email@example.com
Just don't go to his store , but more important, support those who support you.
And we need to realize that the laws in this country will always favor the rich and business owners, and that is where the power is at, so we need to not only be business owners, but we also, once we are successful,we then need to encourage and help mentor more to become business owners,, and after being in business myself for over twenty years,I have helped many to also become business owners,and that makes me very proud. Too many of us fail to invest in ourselves , anyone who wants to make a change look me up. Check out my youtube video look up ambit firstname.lastname@example.com
is anyone aware of what the Supreme Court is attempting with the Voters Rights Act of 1965? You better find out, because this will affect every person of Color's rights for voting.
This was all about intimidation. He needs to be brought up on charges for interfering with the voting process and intimidation. How is it that Obama supporters are labeled "intimidators" to ensure a fair voting process, but when the GOP supporters say or do anything it's all of a sudden a constitutional right? When the UN wanted to monitor the swing state voting places, they were threatened with lawsuits and told to stay 300 feet away. When the Black Panthers policed the polling centers in Philly, they were labeled "Obama's Black Panthers" and threatened.
No one said anything about this CEO, or anything about the fact that the company that produced the voting machines for Ohio is OWNED by Mitt Romney's son. Glad this election wasn't a repeat of 2004. You lost. Get over it bully.
He is right when he said the election has consequences and so does his irresponsible actions – when we find out what his business is we should have a nationwide boycott. He didn't even wait to hear the POTUS speak today – he had 114 employees so I'm going to go out on a limb and say he's a small business man and if the Republicans work with the Pres – small businesses won't see an increase in taxes. Shame on him – Let's boycott – let's boycott
Sounds like a case of the Law Firm of "Sue, Do 'Em and Lu'em".
I actually saw a special about Ethopians were some of the oldest of Jewish descent and that the Jews mentioned in his comment don't acknowledge them yet they have the bloodline from dna test that prove it.
Sounds to me like a clear cut violation of first amendment rights. Even though he probably doesn't know how the 22 voted, to threaten everyone with layoffs if they vote their conscience seems to be a violation of freedom of speech.
Can we say " Class Action". This is grounds for suing because he admitted on national radio why he fired 22 people. I hope they obtain an attorney because it realy sounds like they have a case. I have those 22 people in my prayers.
PS. I would sure like to know the background on the 22 people (race, gender, sexual preference, the whole nine yards).
Some enterprising researcher will find David and his company. One possible start is to find out whether the radio station has archives and who that radio host was.
africanwarrior: My brother, do NOT confuse the jewish people of the bible with the jewish people of the holocust. Judism is a religion not a race. The people of jewish faith during biblical days in egypt looked much like you and I whereas the jewish people of Nazi Germany were europeans…"don't let them fool you or even try to school you."
Mr Siegal is Jewish
More than 6 Million Jewish people were murdered by Nazi Germany,Jewish people suffered through Slavery inEgypt .
Given this legacy one would expect fairness and open mindeness by Mr. Siegal
Segal reversed himself partially because his money is from time shares resorts and we (minorities) are a good percentage of his clients. The name of this CEO should be released and let the population decide if his business is worth continuing to use.


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Scooby-Doo was the title star of a long-running Saturday-morning cartoon of the 1970s, 1980s. and beyond. A comically nervous Great Dane, Scooby spent each episode hunting ghosts with four human teenagers, including the always-hungry hippie boy Shaggy, the brainy Velma, the buff Fred and the beautiful Daphne. (The group drove around in a van called the Mystery Machine.) In the 1990s Scooby-Doo returned as a nostalgic pop icon for Generation X. A Scooby-Doo feature film was released in 2002, with a computer-generated Scooby cavorting with a live-action cast including Sarah Michelle Gellar as Daphne, Freddie Prinze Jr. as Fred and Matthew Lillard as Shaggy. The film was a hit, and a sequel, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, followed in 2004.
The voice of Scooby's human pal Shaggy was provided by American Top 40 radio personality Casey Kasem… Scrappy-Doo, a puppyish nephew of Scooby-Doo, appeared in some episodes of the cartoon; Scrappy is famously disliked by many devoted Scooby fans.
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Equipment failure was to blame for a power outage Wednesday that affected 4,801 Southern California Edison customers in Redondo Beach, a spokeswoman said.
The outage at 12:43 p.m. affected an area bounded by Elena and Francisca avenues and Beryl and Carnelian streets, said Caroline Aoyagi, a spokeswoman for the utility. Among the commercial areas affected was the Redondo Shores Shopping Center at Pacific Coast Highway and Carnelian.
By 4:26 p.m., power had been restored to all but 52 customers, but crews were hoping to get the electricity back on for everyone by 6 p.m., she said.
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Reinstall everything...
1) Windows 7
2) Backtrack 4
3) Ubuntu 10
Hey guys,
i just got my new laptop and I wanted it to make tripple Boot.
I installed
Win7 (sta1 and sta2) and then
Ubuntu 10.04(sta3=/boot,hd4(extended)(sda5=swap,sda6=/) then I installed
BackTrack4 with the supplyed install.sh on sda7(also extended)
and sda8 is my data hd (also extended)
but Backtrack wont start on any of the Grub entrys (the last one was added by myself same error as on all)
I get the error: WARNING: Couldn't open directory /lib/modules/2.6.32-21-generic: no such file or directory
that is my Ubuntu Kernel Version. I am Lost
Attached my grub.cfg and some info about the /boot on sda7 (BT hd)
PS: Ubuntu works fine
PPS: I use grub from Ubuntu
Reinstall everything...
1) Windows 7
2) Backtrack 4
3) Ubuntu 10
Hi TeHar,
i got exactly the same error...
Did you solve it?


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I got the Japanese version when it first came out in March and had it going for months!
I tabbed it up for a couple of weeks (neededa break) then started it again and it's still going great today.
But I also agree that it's nice to play with some thing different once in a while.
I will start a DevilGotch in a few days here. I like to have it going around Halloween
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Or you could try ebay. Good luck finding a real one
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I'm pretty sure that the problem with the batteries dying every two weeks is a defect, but it's only in certain ones. The very first run of Tamagotchi Connections have a constant hum (barely audible) which drains the battery. As far as I know, they've fixed it and the newer ones don't do that. The batteries last a lot longer now.
I love tamagotchi and the new connections are a great idea but i wish bandai made them better... i mean i don't like buying new batteries every paycheck,
The way you can know which ones have the battery problem is by the front of the package. The ones with the defect have a spare battery enclosed and a round sticker on the front of the package saying "bonus extra battery enclosed".
The fact that Bandai enclosed a spare battery with those indicates that they knew about the problem and released them anyway. Nice, huh


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Thread: Can I have VBAC this time?
5th August 2012 03:43 AM #1
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Can I have VBAC this time?
Hi, mums! I just have a question about getting pregnant and giving birth again. After giving birth via C-Section four years ago due to my baby's size which cannot be via normal delivery, is there any possibility that I could get VBAC (vaginal birth after Cesarean) and what are the conditions to be considered for me to qualify for VBAC? Hope to hear from you mums very soon!
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More likely than not, a VBAC is an excellent and perfectly acceptable choice for you this time around. The important thing is to find a supportive caregiver. Tiny women are capable of birthing huge babies. Most c-sections for size are unnecessary. There is a very good chance that with the right OB or midwife you can deliver vaginally this time around.
For more in depth information about the risks and benefits of VBAC, visit this page on vaginal birth after caesarean.
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I was thinking of having a second opinion from another OB or midwife if ever mine says a c-section is to be done on my again. I really want to experience normal delivery ever since. Thank you so much for your answer and reply.
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I'd have to say that the caregiver you provide will have a 90% influence on whether you end up with another C-Section or not, and only 10% will depend upon your presenting condition. This means that you need to be proactive NOW in finding a caregiver that will support VBAC for you.
You'll want to find someone who is known for having a very low C-Section rate. Midwives usually have the lowest C-Section transfer rate (I haven't found a doctor who has a lower C-Section rate than a midwife yet).
Some doctors have a 35% C-Section Rate (that's crazy) and some have a 15% C-Section Rate. The ones who have a 15% rate are the ones who work with a woman longer, suggesting different positions to help labour progress, and for birth. The ones with the higher C-Section rates are usually the ones who have money and time as their main focus (not mother and baby). They know they make more money performing surgery, and if they have a golf game scheduled, and there's a mum who isn't progressing fast enough (going to make them miss their game) they will often times just move forward with the C-Section and give reasons like (slow progression, baby too big, etc.).
Having a doulla with you can reduce your chance of C-Section too, but ultimately the main care provider you choose (doctor or midwife) will have the biggest influence on that decision.
I wish you all the best in your quest for a natural birth this time around. Please post back and let us know how this journey goes for you.
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Hi, Kate! I think the same, too, about how doctors who "insist" a c-section. I better start asking around for doctors with low rate on performing c-section... or better yet, a midwife! Thank you so much for this answer and hoping me the best! I'll sure do keep you updated any time from now.
8th August 2012 09:42 PM #6
Hi lil_momma,
I just wanted to support the comments above. How big was your first baby? As mom2many says, most c-sections carried out due to the size of the baby are unnecessary.
At my local birthing services I am able to access statistics which tell how how many c-sections were carried out by particularly care providers, what percentage of women used what pain relief etc. If you can access such statistics, it can help you decide which care provider to use. I agree that midwife-led care leads to less medical interventions. The same is also true for using Active Birthing and having a doula to help you (c-section rates are significantly lower for women who have a doula). For you, I think you will need a supportive care giver from the start and then you can add to this active birthing and the help of a doula to support you through what I hope will be a wonderfully natural birth for you and your baby.
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Rashida Jones lands new gig
Shed no tears for Rashida Jones!
Quincy Jones' baby girl is leaving her NBC show, Parks and Recreation at the end of this month, but she's already booked a new gig! E! News reports that she'll star in TBS' Tribeca, a sitcom co-created and directed by The Office' Steve Carell.
The show will center on Jones' character Angie Tribeca, who is an outspoken 10-year veteran of the LAPD's EHCU (a Really Heinous Crimes Unit). And they're not playing around: production on the pilot begins in February or March in Los Angeles.
And that's not it! Rashida also is working as a producer and recently received a pilot order from NBC for a sitcom she is executive producing, A to Z.
Go on' girl!
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A four letter word, each person can change one letter in that word to make a new one, for example, if I put the word, TENT, the next person could change the first letter T into C and make CENT and so on. Okay, I'll start,


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Robert Downey Jr will return for Iron Man 4, according to the director of the latest superhero outing.
The 48-year-old actor has thus far refused to confirm if he will make another movie in the successful franchise, but director Shane Black is confident Downey Jr will return for at least one more outing as Tony Stark/Iron Man.
Speaking at the Iron Man 3 UK premiere at Odeon Leicester Square, Black said: "I think he'll be back for another one. I'm sure of it."
Co-star Sir Ben Kingsley heaped praise on Robert for his portrayal of the billionaire businessman turned superhero.
He said: "I think what the film examines, thanks to Robert Downey Jr.'s wonderful sense of performance is, you have the iron suit and the man inside it. Which is which? Which is the more powerful? Is it the guy inside the suit, or is it the suit itself?"
Meanwhile, Rebecca Hall, who plays Maya Hansen, couldn't hide her delight at joining the cast.
She said: "I'm really excited to be here. I'm really excited to be part of it. It's definitely a unique experience to join a franchise when you know so much of it already and you're already acquainted with who the characters are and you've seen them in the cinema. It's an exciting thing to get on board that. It's very thrilling."
Downey Jr also attended the premiere along with Don Cheadle while stars including Demot O'Leary, Oritse Williams and J.B. Gill from JLS, Labrinth and Kimberly Wyatt walked the red carpet.
The actor, who wore Gucci trainers with his designer suit, revealed he enjoyed shooting the third film of the Marvel series.
"I can't say if wearing the [Iron Man] suit gets easier but... we had a great time. We shot most of this movie in North Carolina and we had the best summer there," he added.
Iron Man 3 opens in cinemas on April 25.
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RANCHO CUCAMONGA -- The property has seen its share of history during the years, but the 152-year-old John Rains House seems to shine brightest during the holidays.
That's when members of Casa de Rancho Cucamonga Historical Society and supporters deck the former rancho out for the season complete with greenery, lights and other decorations. The community is invited to stop by the Civil War-era home now turned museum during the annual old-fashioned Christmas open house.
The event is set for Saturday from 3 to 7 p.m. Docents and volunteers will serve hot cider and homemade cookies to guests who are invited to walk through the home and see a snippet of what life was like so long ago.
And it has been a long time. The Mission San Gabriel set up the rancho to allow its cattle to graze in its far-reaching expanses. In 1839, the 13,000 acres were granted to wealthy Los Angeles businessman Tiburcio Tapia.
John Rains bought the property in 1858 and built the brick rancho there in 1860. The bricks were made from red clay found on site in Rancho Cucamonga.
During the years, ownership of the house changed hands. In the 1970s the vacant property was vandalized and became a shell of what it once was. A group of spirited teachers and students led a protest march that captured the community's attention. The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors bought it in 1971 and the site is a satellite museum of the county.
There's plenty more history and tidbits attached to the house. Visitors can find out more about those from docents or on group tours throughout the year.
On Saturday, however, the focus is all on the holidays and transporting guests back to a much simpler time.
"The house is almost ready. We've been decorating for some time. I just love this event," said Kathleen Rowe, long-time volunteer and former historical society board member.
"I've been volunteering here for more than 23 years, and it just never gets old. I especially love the school tours that go through, but there's something about the Christmas open house. That is the icing on the cake."
When the house was built, it was the only structure for miles. Today, the historic site sits tucked back just off Foothill Boulevard and Vineyard Avenue on Hemlock Street next to homes.
"A lot of people don't know the house is here, but once they find out, they come visit. And when the 10-foot Christmas tree goes up in the house's foyer, the holiday magic begins," she said.
Kristine Hanlon also is a long-time volunteer. She serves on the San Bernardino County Museum advisory commission from the Second District. She agreed that the open house is a long-held tradition for many.
"I know it is for us. My husband Bill and I got involved 27 years ago and then when we had our daughter Whitney she got involved, too. So many people come back every year and say this starts their holiday season," Hanlon said.
Supporters make handmade ornaments and other items to sell in the house's gift shop.
They also spend days baking in order to provide guests with homemade cookies. In addition to walking through the rancho, entertainment will be provided by the Bob Fox Renaissance Group Tapia's Gold and the Alta Loma High School choir.
The Casa de Rancho Cucamonga is at 8810 Hemlock. Suggested donations for the open house are $3 for those 12 years old and older; $2 for those 5 to 11 years old; and free for children younger than 5.
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A bill to prohibit child sex offenders from becoming school board members moved one big step closer to become law Thursday but only after significant debate.
The House passed HB64 by 47-27 on Thursday. The bill would bar sex offenders who commit a "grievous sexual offense" against a child from running for the state school board and local school boards.
Sponsor Rep. Carol Spackman Moss, D-Holladay, created the bill after a registered sex offender, Richard Wagner Jones, ran for the Granite District school board last year. Jones, who spent five years in prison and 10 years on probation after a 1990 second-degree felony conviction of sexual abuse of a child, lost to incumbent Dan Lofgren.
But Moss said hundreds of her constituents contacted her, concerned that such a person was allowed to run in the first place.
"Do we want pedophiles in a position like the school board?" Moss asked fellow lawmakers Thursday. Plus, she said, it would be difficult for such a school board member to carry out his duties, having to get prior permission to enter schools.
Attempts to reach Jones for comment Thursday were unsuccessful. But he told The Salt Lake Tribune in October that he has successfully visited his own children's schools over the years by calling their principals ahead of time to get permission.
Jones' website, www.electwagner.com, also now includes a page dedicated to arguing against HB64. On that page, it's argued that recidivism statistics show Jones and many others like him are no longer risks to children; that the bill unfairly targets only sex offenders (and not those who also physically and mentally abuse children); and that voters deserve the right to decide for themselves.
The site describes Jones as a "repentant sinner."
A number of lawmakers also argued against the bill Thursday, though, in some cases, for different reasons.
Rep. Jim Nielson, R-Bountiful, said good legislation doesn't target just one isolated incident, and Rep. Earl Tanner, R-West Jordan, questioned the need for such a law given that Jones ultimately lost his race.
"Why isn't the judgement of the public sufficient?" Tanner asked. "Why do we need to make it a statute?"
Rep. Brian Greene, R-Pleasant Grove, said he doesn't believe it's a good idea for sex offenders to serve on school boards, but HB64 would take the choice out of voters hands and be a misuse of the legislature's power. He also questioned why it singled out just school board races and not other such as those for sheriff or city council positions that also involve contact with children.
"This is a bill that is addressed at one individual, and I think that's bad public policy," Greene said. "I think that's an improper use of our legislative authority."
Others, however, voiced support for the measure, with several saying they did so reluctantly. Rep. Douglas Sagers, R-Tooele, said the ballot box is an appropriate place to make such decisions, but he worried that candidates' criminal histories might not come to voters' attention in smaller elections.
Rep. Spencer Cox, R-Fairview, also pointed out that in more rural areas, sometimes candidates run for school board uncontested, meaning a candidate convicted of sexual offenses against a child could win by default.
Moss also said she doesn't believe the more than 5,000 people who voted for Jones for school board last year necessarily knew about his past. Though Jones lost, he earned more than 20 percent of the vote. She said not all voters check candidate disclosure forms or keep up with the news, meaning they could be unaware of such a criminal past when they vote.
The bill now moves to the Senate, where it will have to pass through committee and two floor votes before going to the governor's desk.
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Windows Phone Central App Roundup: Nutrition
Fitness Month marches on here at Windows Phone Central and this week we're concentrating on nutritional aspects of staying fit.
While you may enjoy an afternoon slice of pie, eating right is an important aspect of living a healthy life. Even if you aren't into pumping iron or running marathons, a proper diet is key (wow.. my mom was right!). Sometimes this means eating the right foods or simply watching the calories you take in.
This week's roundup focuses on five Windows Phone apps that look at what we eat and help track our calories.


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yes it works
I use the alfa awus036h with BT.
It has always worked perfectly for cracking.
Does airpwn work with it?
yes it works
For Airpwn, is it a must to have 2 Alfas then?....one for monitor and one for injection?
No, you only need one Alfa, it will do both actions.
Could you please tell me how to configure Airpwn then?
When you start Airpwn you must tell it what driver to use.
My Alfa AWUS036H has an realtek 8187 chipset, that driver is not in the list, what other driver could i use?
There are a bunch of other rXXXX drivers, would these work?
It works with rtl8180. So, with your interface already in monitor mode you'll have to do something like this:
airpwn -i wlan0 -c conf/airpwned_img -d rtl8180 -v
Works, thanks!
Im using the same setup an Alfa using r8187 drivers. I use the following code to setup airpwn.
"airpwn -c airpwn.conf -d rtl8180 -i wlan0 -v"
and recieve the following error:
"parsing configuration file.."
"opening command socket..."
"error initializing lorcon."
When I try to use any other drivers it seems to work:
"airpwn -c airpwn.conf -d madwifi -i wlan0 -v"
"parsing configuration file.."
"opening command socket.."
"opening monitor socket.."
"opening injection socket.."
"listening for packets..."
However it does not seem to work as all my wireless devices have no interruption of normal service.
Obviously there is a problem with my lorcon configuration which I will look into later, just hoping someone here had a similer problem and could provide a quick fix.
Morpheus: "You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes."
Neo: "What if I take both?"
Morpheus: "Don't do that! You end up like Nick Nolte!"
Did you ever fix this? I have the "error initializing lorcon" error and I can't seem to fix it.
Getting Airpwn to work is ruining my life
svn co ://802.11ninja.net/svn/lorcon/trunk/ lorcon
cd lorcon
make && make install
wget ://downloads.sourceforge.net/airpwn/airpwn-1.3.tgz
tar xzf airpwn-1.3.tgz
cd airpwn-1.3
./configure && make && make install
airpwn -c conf/js_html -i wlan1 -d rtl8180 -v -v -F -K we:p:ke:y.:
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The Book of My Life
Read by Mother Tessa Bielecki
Translated by Mirabai Starr
Reviews of Teresa of Avila
"Mirabai Starr's translation is a work for our time. She has given Teresa a presence and a voice in a modern era. Saint Teresa no doubt chose Mirabai, for her talent with language and Spanish translation is pure genius."—Caroline Myss, author of Entering the Castle and Anatomy of the Spirit
"Mirabai Starr's translation makes totally accessible this most famous (and attractive) saint. The writing has such a delightful sparkle you can't help falling in love with Teresa."—John Nichols, author of The Milagro Beanfield War
"Saint Teresa of Ávila has long deserved a far wider readership than existing translations have secured for her. She wrote, as she undoubtedly spoke, in an unapologetically vernacular Spanish—idiomatic, vivid, and informal—and Mirabai Starr's rendering is all of that. The clarity and vitality of this new Autobiographywill bring a whole new generation of seekers into the blessed presence of 'La Madre.'"—Carol Lee Flinders, author of Enduring Grace: Living Portraits of Seven Women Mysticsand Enduring Lives: Portraits of Women and Faith in Action
"Saints' lives are not always page-turners. But Mirabai Starr´s wonderfully fresh translation of the Vida of Teresa of Ávila captures the passionate spirituality, the talent for intimacy, the frankly fallible humanity that attracted her contemporaries to the woman Starr describes, in her introduction, as 'not an obvious saint.' Tessa Bielecki´s deeply-felt foreword is one inducement among many to take this welcome new translation to heart."—Cathleen Medwick, author of Teresa of Ávila: The Progress of a Soul
Description of Teresa of Avila
She was the last person anyone would have expected to become a nun, yet she became one of the most celebrated nuns of all time. She was a brilliant administrator when such vocations were virtually closed to women. And above all, she combined an astonishing proclivity for ecstatic union with God with down-to-earth practicality and good humor. Teresa of Ávila (1515–1582) is one of the most beloved of the Catholic saints. During the era of the Spanish Inquisition, Teresa wrote an account of the mystical experiences for which she had become famous. The result was this book—one of the great classics of spiritual autobiography.
With this fresh, contemporary translation of The Book of My Life, Mirabai Starr brings the beloved Spanish mystic to life for a new generation. And in this audio edition, Tessa Bielecki delivers such an engaging reading of The Book of My Lifethat it seems as if we are listening to Teresa of Ávila herself.
This audiobook also includes Teresa of Ávila's "bookmark" prayer, sung in English and Spanish. This moving prayer was found in Teresa's prayer book after her death, and it is another lingering display of her deep connection to the Divine.
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Final Results (row2k.com)
PHILADELPHIA - The Penn women's rowing team hosted Princeton and Dartmouth Saturday on the Schuylkill River, as the teams competed for the Class of 1984 Award Plaque.
Princeton swept the day, winning all six races that were contested. In the varsity 8, the Tigers clocked 6:45.4 over the 2,000-meter course to defeat Dartmouth (6:52.3) and Penn (7:04.4).
In the second varsity 8, Princeton won in 6:53.6, while Penn was second in 7:05.1 and Dartmouth was third in 7:08.6. In the other NCAA boat race, the varsity 4, Princeton's 7:58.2 was ahead of Dartmouth (8:16.5) and Penn (8:19.6). Only one other race featured allthree schools, the varsity 4 B, with Princeton winning in 8:05.2 followed by Penn (8:11.7) and Dartmouth (8:33.5).
Penn and Princeton also contested a third varsity 8 and a varsity 4 C race. In the 3V8, Princeton won in 7:20.1 ahead of Penn (7:43.8), while in the varsity 4 C the Tigers clocked 8:13.7 to defeat the Quakers (8:37.9).
Saturday's races were the final regular-season races for the Penn women. Their next competition will be the inaugural Ivy League Rowing Championships, which will take place Sunday, May 13 on the Cooper River in Cherry Hill, N.J.


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Gigondas. 60% Grenache, 30% Syrah and 10% Mourvedre
Bought several of these Sunday returning from golf in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Very approachable now with silky dark fruit, spice and earthy notes of chocolate on the long finish. Very full and round in the mouth. Delicious modern style. Saved half in a .375 for later, in a week sampling, as didn't look at the alcohol when purchased. No heat detected though with the 15%Alc/vol. $23


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On Wednesday, August 8, The Scottsdale Area Association of Realtors (SAAR) will feature a Scottsdale Candidate Forum with candidates for Scottsdale mayor and city council at the Chaparral Suites Resort from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. This free event will serve as an opportunity for Realtors in the Scottsdale area to hear directly from the candidates on important issues within the real estate community before sending in their ballot.
"We want to make sure our members know where each candidate falls on the issues that matter most to our industry," said Brian Culhane, SAAR's government affairs committee chair. "This forum is an opportunity to discuss Realtors' priorities, such as private property rights, economic vitality, and quality of life."
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General Discussion / a great new site for us buckeye bent riders« on: July 06, 2009, 11:25:04 am »
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The Northern Tier Route Section 9 goes through Cleveland. If you follow it eastbound, you will connect with the Underground Railroad Route Section 4 in Ashtabula, OH to begin your journey south.
I hope that helps.