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Leeroy Barnes meets Steve Watson at BAMMA 12 in Newcastle.
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Watson isn't a bad fighter, interested to see how this one goes. Definitely think its win win for Watson.
when will the full upto date fight card be up?
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This is how it stands right now.
Murrie and Towler are out - they'll be seeking replacements.
Update - The four more bouts just confirmed:
Is Geordie shore jay on this card then, loads or rumours up here about it ?
If bamma put geordie shore on the card they will b a laughing stock bad ebough lettin alex reid fight for a world title wen he was 10-10 or sumit just coz he was bangin that slag jordan lol
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Main Event
Jimmy Wallhead vs. Matt Veach
Max Nunes vs. Marcin Lazarz
BAMMA Lonsdale British Title
Steven Ray vs. Curt Warburton
TBC vs. Bola Omoyele
Luke Newman vs. Ryan Scope
Kevin Thompson vs. Scott Askham
Leeroy Barnes vs. Steve Watson
Richie Knox vs. Thomas Denham
James Macalister vs. Dawid Farycki
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Darren Wardle vs. Paul McBride
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Zordon, Oct 12, 2012.
Not that I think he's wrong, but did he say why he believes that will happen?
I'm not saying they'll win, but Dallas should actually be able to run the ball (and thus move the ball) better against the Ravens than the previous 3 opponents...something JJT would never be able to conclude. The evidence is out there, but he's too busy making lazy assumptions to notice.
Because the Ravens defense isn't what we're used to seeing anymore, and that we will be good defensively with Ratliff, Spencer, and Coleman returning to the mix.
He thinks our offense will be effective, and that our defense will hold up well.
Like most games in the NFL this game will hinge on TOs and field position. I haven't looked at the line (for whatever that is worth) but I'd put us as 4-5 pt underdogs. I actually predict we will win this game but the odds are against us. Having Rat and Coleman back will help the run and that is not the best news for the Ravens who need to run to be successful. I think we can run on them some but don't expect a big day running although its certainly possible.
Looks like you have all your bases covered there.
Seriously though, all the talk about different stats and whether or not they are meaningful makes for good debate, but the one you mentioned about turnovers is IMO the most relevant of all. Year after year the teams that win the turnover battle by the largest margin are usually the teams with the best records. That's why that stat about us not having an interception by a DB for 10 games and counting is so alarming...and frustrating.
LOL Its so funny reading those predictions because I can see the outcome being every single one of them lol.
Gotta love Nate talking about the OL needing to come up big.
Except when the Cowboys lose AND cover. Ravens are -3.5 right now. If it drops to 3, I am all over it. If not, I might still be all over it. As much as I love the Cowboys, I am not very optimistic about this game (or this season).
I might try to do a 3-team moneyline parlay with ATL, Bmore and AZ.
Oh yeah, duh. :laugh2: I was thinking about betting against the Cowboys when they're favorites, which I tend to prefer, given how many close games these Cowboys have won lately.
Cowboys winning/not covering is the best (woo hoo Thanksgiving against the Dolphins last year!)
I expect Dallas win this week.
Ravens are a tad slow on the defensive side and Romo can exploit their secondary if Murray can run the ball consistently and open up the game for Romo.
On the other hand Joe Flacco will struggle against Dallas CB's.
If I was a betting man, I would bet under and Dallas for this game.
So much for NFL "experts", you don't want to take stock tips from these guys for sure. None of them are over .500. Might as well flip a coin.
Personally, I think Dallas will not embarass themselves, but will still lose by 10 points. Too many TO.
and Nate looks good. Glad to see that.
That's a lot of faith in a staff who've shown they are inept at game planning. They had 10 days to prepare for the Seahawks and they got trucked. What makes you think things will be different against the best team Dallas will have played so far this season?
I fully expect to see a mistake filled Dallas team look lost as they get punched in the mouth and fold.
Don't get me wrong , I pray I'm wrong and will gladly eat crow if they pull out a win.
Good point. I'm just going by what they did last year against the Pats. The Cowboys had no shot coming from their bye and it looked like they played their best football in that game and a first down away of winning the game. That showed me that they can gameplan in a way.
The Seattle game might be a case of the coaching staff not addressing the weaknesses of the Cowboys because the Giants didn't exploit them.
Just curious if you also said that about the Giants game......
I hope they look like they did against the pats last year. I'm still trying to be optimistic that they can work some kinks out and gel better with some guys on the o line stepping up.
Basically was.
Of the two guys picking Dallas, one was Nate Newton and the other is some guy I never heard of, but he is currently 1-3 and says Dallas will lose the following week to Carolina.
Basically he picks Dallas and then says it was a fluke..........LOL
skip bayless and colin cowherd picked the boys also

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I am heading off for the 1st holiday since Joel died.The boys and I will have a few days away down the coast...wow.. Janet
Have a wonderful time with the boys. I'm sure Joel will be looking down and smiling!
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Hi Janet, have a wonderful time you and the boys certainly deserve it. Wish we could go too!!
Wow is right, Janet! Have a wonderful, relaxing time. I will be thinking of you all. I would love to be there, too!
You and the boys are going to have a wonderful time. Have fun and enjoy yourself and then come back and rub all our northern hemisphere noses in your warm summer weather.
Janet....have the best of times. Sunshine, warm weather, dipping in the ocean
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Last October, Grohl said the Foo Fighters would be going away for a while. But fans can rest assured now that the rockers are returning to the stage and have started work on the follow-up to 2011's Wasting Light. The Foo Fighters' eighth studio album is expected to be released next year.
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CHICAGO -- The National Automatic Merchandising Association has promoted LyNae Schleyer to vice-president of meetings and events.
Schleyer is now responsible for the development of the OneShow and Coffee, Tea and Water, NAMA's two main events, and will support regional and state meetings. She will continue to serve as a liaison between the association and its education programs.
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Des Moines, Iowa • Lolo Jones' attempt at humor in a video that's gone viral received a chilly reception from some members of the bobsledding community.
Like that, the U.S. hurdler who also recently picked up bobsled finds herself under scrutiny again.
Jones posted a Vine video in which she pokes fun at a check she received for $741.84 as prize money from the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation. In the spoof, she picks up the phone and says, "I'm going to be a little bit late on my rent."
Now, instead of fully concentrating on the U.S. track and field championships this week in her hometown, she's explaining herself. She insisted it was simply a joke and she said she has already talked to some of her bobsledding teammates.
"None of the girl teammates I work with took offense," Jones said.
Still, money is a delicate topic to some athletes.
Olympic gold medalist Steven Holcomb, of Park City, told USA Today: "It wasn't taken very well. People were really kind of insulted. You just made $741, more than most athletes in the sport. So what are you complaining about?"
"The way it came across to a lot of the athletes here was kind of snobby because she's one of the most well known athletes in the world and she's making pretty good money in endorsements (as a two-time Olympic hurdler). And to basically turn around and slap us in the face because you didn't make any money this year in bobsledding while taking money from other's athletes?"
Jones may be new to the bobsled, but she's rapidly making progress in her bid to make the team for the Sochi Games. She helped the U.S. bobsled team win gold in the combined bobsled-skeleton team event at the world championships in Switzerland in January. She also discovered she was setting personal training bests after pushing around a 400-pound sled for months.
She's hoping it carries over to the track this week and for years to come. Jones is determined to make the Olympic team for Rio in 2016.
"We work hard in track, but the way they work in bobsled, it's just baffling," Jones said. "I was incredibly strong after the season."
Sometimes, her quick wit can land her in hot water on social media.
"If I knew a secret on how to make a tweet or a Facebook post that would please everybody, I'd be a millionaire," Jones said. "Everybody has a different sense of humor. I think that's a subject that athletes struggle with all the time they want to open their lives up to people, but at the same time, they'll get scrutinized for anything. Anything could be misconstrued.
"You walk a fine border of showing people who you are and just doing the PG, plain tweets where you show nothing at all."
Her tweets over the years have typically been funny and insightful. But some have put her in the spotlight, like this one. In the video, she shows the check and then says, "Seven months with bobsled season. The whole season. That's it?"
"I don't think this is the biggest mishap I've ever had," she said of her video post.
That may have been when she trash-talked about head injuries to former Rutgers football player Eric LeGrand after he jokingly challenged her to a race on Twitter. What she didn't know was the defensive tackle was paralyzed in a game. LeGrand tweeted that he understood what happened and didn't take it personally, saying, "All good."
Although many popular athletes get their share of scrutiny, Jones seems to receive more than most. She's been ripped for everything from her posts to having lucrative sponsorship deals despite not having a cache of gold medals to justify such contracts.
She's taken all the criticism in stride.
"You have to take the pros with the cons. I do that with everything in life," Jones said. "The pros are I can get subjects that aren't talked about out there. The cons are it may hit high publicity traffic areas and I'm like, 'Oh, my gosh, I'm trying to prepare for U.S. championships. I'm just trying to make you laugh.'"
Thinking about staying off social media?
"I've seen many athletes ... quit their Twitter account," she said. "They just washed their hands and walked away. I would think about it. I sometimes wonder, 'Is that a day when they were stress relieved?'"
If Lolo Jones returns to Lake Placid, N.Y., later this year in hopes of making the Olympic bobsled team, she can expect a frosty reception. After she posted a Vine video Monday cheekily complaining about her $741.84 check from the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation, the most accomplished bobsledder in U.S. history called Jones' comments "a slap in the face."
Olympic gold medalist Steven Holcomb was in the midst of his second lifting session when the topic came up at the Olympic Training Center in Lake Placid. "It wasn't taken very well," he said. "People were really kind of insulted. You just made $741, more than most athletes in the sport. So what are you complaining about?"
"The way it came across to a lot of the athletes here was kind of snobby because she's one of the most well known athletes in the world and she's making pretty good money in endorsements (as a two-time Olympic hurdler). And to basically turn around and slap us in the face because you didn't make any money this year in bobsledding while taking money from other's athletes?"
In the video Jones says, "Seven months with bobsled season. The whole season. That's it." On the phone, presumably talking to a mock landlord, she says, "I'm going to be a little late on my rent." The camera shows her paycheck.
After being criticized by other bobsledders on Twitter, Jones said that she made the comment to bring attention to the issue. She tweeted: "Speaking out is the first step to change. That is how Track and field changed our sport. We demanded improvements."
The check Jones received was based on her results last season. The (FIBT) international bobsled federation contributes money that U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation divides among the athletes. Jones and Jazmine Fenlator paired to win silver at the World Cup in Lake Placid.
Jones does not receive a stipend because she wasn't one of the top push athletes when the season started last year. Those stipends will be reevaluated. The maximum stipend is $2,000 a month, USBSF spokesperson Amanda Bird said.
Holcomb won four golds in World Cup races and his check (from the FIBT pool) was just under $3,000, he said. "She's brand new to the sport ...and she's upset because she got $741? I've been doing it for 16 years and I didn't get a whole lot more."


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Hey everyone, I have a question and hopefully someone out there has somewhat of an answer. OK, I have a mac, I am using VMware fusion (virtual machine) and running backtrack 3 live CD ISO. So my problem is that my USB wireless adapter isn't supported so I download the Linux drivers and try to place them in the :/lib/firmware/ folder BUT I have 0kb of space in there meaning zero space for system modifying. Also every time I restart the virtual machine all of my changes are wiped away and everything is back to default, which is understandable now that I know that I can't change any system settings, files, anything. So basically what I am asking is if somehow I can install Linux and get system space and be able to modify files, my password, desktop background, etc. without it reverting to default everytime i restart my virtual machine. instead of just booting from the ISO every time?
Thanks So much for your time, and if you have any idea on how to do this, please tell me, I would really like to use BT3 as a personalized OS.
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I don't know much about MAC's running VM but it almost sounds like you have the BT CD in the CD/DVD room and your starting the VM And its booting straight from the CD. Have you tried to install BT from the CD to the VM machine yet ??
Um... No, how might you do that? My VMware Fusion that I am using is just like windows VMware, it is made by the same people so the features and everything are the same so since you probably only know windows and might be familiar with their VMware you can sorta guide me through what you would do in my situation.
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I use VMware fusion also (on an iMac)
Download the VMware edition of BT3. Open it with VMware Fusion and enjoy. It's really that simple. (...and you can save changes...)
Wow, Could point me in a direction like a file name, download link, search keywords, a link, anything?
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Try using different boot options (press tab when at the boot menu)
noacpi noapic vga=
Have a look here, halfway down the page for some examples.
Hello. Wondering if I can get some help or ideas for getting BT3 on my laptop. Install freezes after a few seconds.
I know this model is not on the supported hardware list, but many other Acers are so I'm hoping I can get it to install on this one.
Here's the h/w specs:
Acer Aspire 4520
AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual-Core CPU TK-55
NVIDIA GeForce 7000M (384MB shared memory)
Previously a dual-boot Vista 32bit and Ubuntu Feisty
Currently has XP Pro and hoping to make it a dual-boot with BT3 (partitions already set up for BT3 install).
I get a black screen right after choosing the installation type (does the same for all choices), and after pressing the power button, the BT3 install screen shows but does not do anything. It just kinda hangs there. Here's what I can see on that screen:
...and then it just stops and sits there. I only get the info above after hitting the power button.Code:OCFS2 DLMFS 1.3.3 OCFS2 User DLM kernel interface loaded GFS2 (built Apr 10 2008 01:09:42) installed io scheduler noop registered io scheduler anticipatory registered io scheduler deadline registered io scheduler cfq registered (default) assign_interrupt_mode Found MSI capability assign_interrupt_mode Found MSI capability Pci_hotplug: PCI HotPlug PCI Core version: 0.5 vesafb: framebuffer at 0xd0000000, mapped to 0xf8d80000, using 6144k, total 262144k vesafb: mode is 1024x768x16, line length=2048, pages=1 vesafb: protected mode interface info at c000:d750 vesafb: pmi: set display start = c00cd786, set palette = c00cd7f0 vesafb: pmi: ports = b4c3 b503 ba03 c003 c103 c403 c503 c603 c703 c803 c903 cc03 ce03 cf03 d003 d103 d203 d303 d403 d503 da03 ff03 vesafb: scrolling: redraw vesafb: Truecolor: size=0:5:6:5, shift=0:11:5:0 bootsplash 3.1.6-2004/03/31: looking for picture...<6> silentjpeg size 128150 by tes, <6>...found (1024x768, 12804 bytes, v3). Console: switching to colour frame buffer device 107x34 fb0: VESA VGA frame buffer device ACPI: AC Adapter [ACAD] (on-line) ACPI: Battery Slot [BAT1] (battery present) input: Power Button (FF) as /class/input/input0 ACPI: Power Button (FF) [PWRF] input: Power Button (CM) as /class/input/input1 ACPI: Power Button (CM) [PWRB] input: Lid Switch as /class/input/input2 ACPI: Lid Switch [LID] input: Sleep Button (CM) as /class/input/input3 ACPI: Sleep Button (CM) [SLPB] _
I've had problems with most flavors of Linux and this laptop. Ubuntu was one of the only flavors I could get to install properly. The other flavors seemed to have an issue with the video card and/or screen. That doesn't seem to be the case here but I'm not sure what's causing it to freeze the install.
It does the same thing with any of the install methods.
Anyone have any ideas of stuff I can try to get this to install?
edit: just to give more details, error exists with CD or USB install. Both have been MD5 confirmed. The issue is the laptop hardware, not the installation medium. I also tried using just 2GB of RAM instead of the 4GB to see if that made a difference and it had no effect.
Try using different boot options (press tab when at the boot menu)
noacpi noapic vga=
Have a look here, halfway down the page for some examples.
Thanks. I did get a little further but still can't install.
Using a different VESA mode did help and all examples below are using that mode.
The issue now seems to be with MMCONFIG or ACPI.
By just trying to boot normally, the last few lines it shows until it freezes are:
then it stopsCode:ACPI: bus type pci registered PCI: Using MMCONFIG PCI: Nommconfig possible on device 00:18 Setting up standard PCI resources ACPI: Interpreter enabled ACPI: Using IOAPIC
Using the boot option "noapic" I get basically the same with the last line being different:
then it stopsCode:ACPI: bus type pci registered PCI: Using MMCONFIG PCI: Nommconfig possible on device 00:18 Setting up standard PCI resources ACPI: Interpreter enabled ACPI: Using PIC for interrupt
Using the boot option "bt acpi=off" I get:
Code:ExtINT not setup in hardware but reported by MPtable ENABLING IO-APIC IRQs .. TIMER: vector=0x31 apic1=-1 pin1=-1 apic2=0 pin2=0 ... trying to set up timer (IRQ0) through the 8259A ... ..... (found pin 0) ... failed. ... trying to set up timer as Virtual Wire IRQ... failed. ... trying to set up timer as ExtINT IRQ... failed :(. Kernel panic - not syncing: IO-APIC + timer doesn't work! Boot with apic=debug and send a report. Then try booting with the 'noapic' option
The option "apic=debug" is not showing any more info than what's available above.
I'm going to keep messing with the boot options, but if you have any ideas please let me know! Thanks!
Ok, so after trying everything I could think of, I gave up and tried BT4 beta. It works great!
Only thing I have left to do is set up Lilo to dual-boot with XP but I'm not in a rush to do that yet. Thank you to all who contributed to this distro over the years. Donation will be sent shortly.


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Like many (if not most) teens across the country, my high school health textbook had almost no practical sex ed information. It had a abstinence contract, pages and pages on why we should wait and one little box on the failure rates of birth control. At the end of my senior year I realized few of my friends knew the correct way to put on a condom and had to hold a covert workshop during school.
The health education policies in North Carolina, where I'm from, make it impossible for us to learn about sex in an honest, healthy way in high school. For many, college is the first time they get real sex education. And yet, come next year, the University of North Carolina's sexual health counseling may …


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JODIE Dibble, who left Taunton School last summer, has fought back from injury to gain further international recognition.
Jodie, whose brother Adam plays for Somerset, is in a 14-strong England Women's Academy (EWA) squad which will head to Colombo at the end of this month to contest four T20s and two 50-over fixtures against Sri Lanka Women.
The tour, from January 29 to February 12, forms part of England Women's preparations ahead of the ICC World Twenty20 competition in Bangladesh later this year.
Jodie, 19, went on the England Women's Academy tour of South Africa in April 2012 having previously captained England Under-17s in 2010 before attending a training camp in India the following year.
She became the first girl captain of the Taunton School cricket team last summer but was forced to withdraw after suffering a shoulder injury.
Since leaving school, Jodie has taken a year out from her studies to recover from the injury and rebuild her cricketing career – and this has paid off with another international selection.
Head of England Women's Cricket, Clare Connor, said: "The tour to Sri Lanka presents an exciting opportunity for this group of players to gain some valuable experience of playing in sub-continent conditions, and represents a strategic part of our preparation for the 2014 ICC World T20 competition in Sylhet.
"We have selected a strong squad for this tour, mixing the likes of 2013 Women's Ashes winner Tammy Beaumont, who will captain the side, with young, up-and-coming talents."


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The percentage of San Bernardino County children at the poverty level has increased 32.1 percent between 2008 and 2011 prompting a San Francisco-based policy group to say that this trend statewide threatens California's future.
Using new statistics available last fall, The Center for the Next Generation, a non-profit think tank, found that 23 percent of California's kids are living at or below the poverty level and nearly one out of three Hispanic children are living in poverty.
"We can't honestly separate our state's economic future from current poverty rates among our kids," said Ann O'Leary, vice president and director of the Children and Families Program at the Center for Next Generation and co-author of a study released Monday.
The group is calling for a series of programs to create expanded safety net programs to help children nationwide.
Jose Z. Calderon, a professor emeritus of sociology and Chino studies at Pitzer College in Pomona, said the study comes at a time when there is a growing tension in Washington between programs for seniors, which are largely white, and economically disadvantaged children, which are primarily from minority groups.
In California, white children account for about 27 percent of children and their rate of poverty is below 10 percent, while Hispanic children, roughly 51 percent of the state total, experience a poverty rate of nearly 30 percent, the study said.
In 2008, 21.7 percent of Los Angeles County children fell into the guidelines of child poverty, while in 2011, the number had increased to 24.3 percent, an increase of 12.1 percent, the report said.
Just under 19 percent of San Bernardino County's children were at or below the poverty level in 2008, which increased to 24.9 percent in 2011, the study said.
Riverside County's childhood poverty rate jumped 34.4 percent, from 16.2 percent in 2008 to 21.8 percent in 2011.
The report notes that the poverty rates of seniors increased during the recession, but at a much slower rate than children.
"We've taken steps to provide our seniors with some level of assurance that they'll be cared for in their later years," O'Leary said. "California's grandparents should ask why their grandkids don't get the same treatment," O'Leary said.
The report found a correlation between education levels and childhood poverty rates; counties with the highest number of parents with college degrees also enjoy the lowest levels of childhood poverty.
Calderon said the lower education levels of Hispanics in San Bernardino and Riverside counties made them more susceptible to layoffs, hence the larger than the state average of children slipping into poverty.
"More resources need to be invested in the education of Hispanics and other minorities," Calderon said.
Among other programs, O'Leary said more state dollars need to target the "state's school districts with the highest concentrations of poor students and ensure that as California expands access to health insurance, the state also makes it easy to access other critical benefits that increase family income security, such as child care assistance, paid family leave and CalFresh (food stamps)."
"The issue of affordable quality child care is recognized by First 5 San Bernardino Commission as an important one; parents need safe affordable child care to attend school, job training or work which helps prevent the escalating childhood poverty in our county," said Karen E. Scott, First 5 San Bernardino executive director.
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Panel Discussion: Statement by Ambassador Thoms on "Accountable and effective development cooperation in a Post-2015 Era"
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"Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, Mr. Wu Hongbo,
Professor Ocampo,
ladies and gentlemen,
First of all, thank you for letting me present some impressions as well as key findings of the United Nations Development Cooperation Forum's High-Level Symposium in Germany.
In this context, I would like to take the opportunity to thank the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA) for the very fruitful cooperation and innovative spirit in organizing this event together with Germany.
The Germany High-level symposium built on the proceeding Symposia in Ethiopia and Switzerland in 2013. It provided an opportunity for a range of actors to explore on how to best mainstream the principles of accountability and effectiveness in development cooperation in a Post-2015 Agenda, with a focus on both, poverty eradication and sustainable development.
Over 170 participants from around 60 nations from developing, emerging and developed countries, among them several distinguished Ministers, engaged in the discussions. Representatives came from national and local governments, implementing agencies, parliaments, civil society, international organizations as well as the academia. During the two days of the symposium participants presented lessons learned from the still ongoing Millennium Development process, discussing among others best practice examples. The sessions of the symposium touched on challenges related to the overall question on how the underlying principles of transparency, effectiveness, accountability can be better featured in the new global partnership - in a more inclusive way. A common understanding of the key contours of a global accountability architecture, opportunities as well as challenges ahead in the development of a Post-2015 Agenda have been in the center of the discussions.
Let me briefly present relevant topics of the symposium.
o It became clear that in the process of shaping goals and targets also the relevant principles regarding the best ways of implementation have to be considered. Impact orientation, effectiveness principles have to be taken into account in the design of a Post-2015 Agenda.
o There was consensus on the relevance of monitoring and accountability as most relevant tools in order to provide evidence to better understand results of development cooperation and in order to provide guidance for redefining options for cooperation.
o Monitoring and accountability should not only focus on quantitative dimensions and outputs but also on quality issues and impact.
o However, it also became clear that there is still a very steep path ahead in further defining the key questions on how to implement these principles. The various views, priorities and capacities of the different actors involved at the national, regional and global level have to be taken into account. The variety of actors is a strength that must underpin the new global partnership. Therefore the role of each stakeholder group must be clearer defined.
o A Post-2015 accountability architecture has to link local, national, regional and global levels, in order to ensure that global targets and related action reflect people's needs putting a focus on the vulnerable and neediest ones, also meaning to leave no one behind.
o And – one of the most important challenges – we have to ensure that monitoring, reporting, accountability processes induce mutual learning and necessary policy and institutional changes. Many participants therefore referred to the relevance of dynamic management processes
This requires transparency, participation, inclusiveness and a continuous dialogue among all stakeholders.
And it requires quality data systems. Information does not only need to be available but also accessible. It needs at the same time be simple, comprehensive but also understandable to citizens. To ensure this, stakeholders should further engage in supporting and providing data to the transparency initiatives agreed on in Busan, and in strengthening important capacities.
Ladies and gentlemen, what are the next steps? The findings of the symposium will serve as a key preparatory for the 2014 DCF High Level Meeting and will also inform the First High Level Meeting of the Global Partnership on Effective Development Cooperation (GPEDC) that will take place April 15 and 16.
Germany will do everything possible to promote this spirit in the process of designing but also implementing the new universal agenda to be decided on in September 2015.
It is important to interlink the ongoing discussions and different works on Post-2015 with each other in order to avoid duplication and to use synergies. In this context the UN DCF United Nations can play a relevant role as multi stakeholder dialogue platform in fostering an ongoing open dialogue and mutual learning among governmental and no-governmental actors. Its finding and insight constitute a useful input in the design process of a new global partnership.
Germany strongly encourages the UN DCF and the Busan Glogal Partnerhsip for Development Cooperation to strengthen links and to further identify options for common initiatives, but also identifying complementarities.
The Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals will submit its report with concrete proposals on goals and targets to the UN General Assembly this fall. In the further discussions and for the implementation of the Post-2015 Agenda for sustainable development the German government sees the need for a new global partnership to induce a paradigm shift so that we all together shall be able to deliver joint answers and action to the challenges we face.
Thank you for your attention and your participation in today's meeting!"


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section 2 of the Act of July 31, 1947 (61 Stat. 681; 30 U. S. C. 602), is hereby amended to read as follows:
"SEC. 2. (a) The Secretary shall dispose of materials under this Act to the highest responsible qualified bidder after formal advertising and such other public notice as he deems appropriate: Provided, however, That the Secretary may authorize negotiation of a contract for the disposal of materials if—
"(1) the contract is for the sale of less than two hundred fifty
thousand board-feet of timber; or, if
"(2) the contract is for the disposal of materials to be used in connection with a public works improvement program on behalf
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"(3) the contract is for the disposal of property for which it is impracticable to obtain competition.
"(b) A report shall be made to Congress on January 1 and July 1 of each year of the contracts made under clauses (2) and (3) of subsection (a) during the period since the date of the last report. The report shall—
"(1) name each purchaser;
"(2) furnish the appraised value of the material involved;
"(3) state the amount of each contract;
"(4) describe the circumstances leading to the determination that the contract should be entered into by negotiation instead of competitive bidding after formal advertising."
The Act of March 4, 1913 (37 Stat. 1015), as amended by the Act of July 3, 1926 (44 Stat. 896; 16 U. S. C. 614-615), is hereby repealed. Rights and liabilities existing under that Act on the date of the enactment of this Act shall not be affected thereby.
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By Robert Horton Herald Movie Critic
Throughout Baz Luhrmann's film of "The Great Gatsby," I couldn't shake the feeling that someone on screen was about to break into song. This is more than just a holdover from Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge!" although the memory of that crazed musical has something to do with it.
The Luhrmann "Great Gatsby" exists in its own bizarre, digitized, almost disembodied world — everything that happens in the movie, from a grand mansion to a pink pinstriped suit, is a figure of style. It looks like a music video ready to burst into song.
Maybe a few Leonardo DiCaprio tunes would've helped. "The Great Gatsby" is a disorienting and tone-deaf stab at one of the great American novels, filtered through Luhrmann's toy kaleidoscope and played at up-tempo speed.
It is faithful to F. Scott Fitzgerald's book, although a weirdly Gothic opening in a psychiatric hospital might make you wonder whether we're still on DiCaprio's Shutter Island. Turns out this is where Nick Carraway (played by Tobey Maguire) has come to rest after getting burned out on the Roaring '20s.
He begins to tell his story, which conveniently unfolds in the voice of Fitzgerald's novel: how he came to stay in a small house on the Long Island shore next to the marvelous mansion of Jay Gatsby (that's DiCaprio), a mystery millionaire.
Gatsby secretly pines for a former love, Daisy (Carey Mulligan); she lives in the mansion across the bay with her boorish but loaded husband Tom Buchanan (Joel Edgerton), a place you can't miss for the green light flashing at the end of its dock, one of the most famous yearning images in American literature.
Luhrmann captures that image — in fact, he won't let you forget about it, which is pretty much the overkill method of the movie.
When Gatsby gives a party, look for the fireworks and "Rhapsody in Blue" (two years before its composition, but never mind) to crest just at the moment we finally meet the great man himself.
Much of the rest of the soundtrack is awash in modern-sounding tunes with hip-hop inflections, which might be a ridiculous choice but which at least adds interest to the proceedings.
The movie's so full of candy colors and visual dazzle that it barely registers as a sad love story, or a contemplation of the past. (I saw it in the 3-D version, which only adds to the disconnection.) Luhrmann seems to admire the book, and slows the film down toward the end to draw out the complications contained in it, but he's too antsy to let anything, or anybody, breathe.
Hard to argue with the casting of Leonardo DiCaprio (he conveys more sense of the fierce social climber than Robert Redford did in the 1974 version), and Tobey Maguire has the observer role nailed. Also intriguing is newcomer Elizabeth Debicki as the sporty Jordan Baker.
Carey Mulligan, a fine actress, is almost completely lost in the shuffle as Daisy — but who wouldn't be, with this much shuffling going on?
A book as delicate as "The Great Gatsby" needs a fine touch to keeps its art in balance. With Lurhmann, the touch is broad, and the book's melancholy tone keeps getting shoved aside in search of the next fabulous party to stage.
"The Great Gatsby" (two and a half stars)
F. Scott Fitzgerald's great American novel is digitized (it's in 3-D) and vulgarized by "Moulin Rouge!" director Baz Luhrmann, whose admiration for the book seems sincere but whose execution of the film is overblown. Hard to argue with the casting of Leonardo DiCaprio as Gatsby and Tobey Maguire as the observer Nick Carraway, but the gaudy style emphasizes the parties and misses the melancholy tone of the novel.
Rated: PG-13 for violence.
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Hi Sorry to be such a noob:
I'm runing BT2.0F from the cd. How do I install these aircack-ptw files to it ?
Hi Sorry to be such a noob:
I'm runing BT2.0F from the cd. How do I install these aircack-ptw files to it ?
I'm a newbie and I am running BT.2 on live CD ;
Can you indicate How to Install Aircrack-ptw ....I understand that it needs Lipcap0.8-dev to be installed first; so I'm rather confused on what to do and which command to use...
I would be very much interested on an update of BT.2 including aircrack-ptw
Hello !
am asking about is there a way to make
the Aircrack-ptw in a Module for backtrack v2 final ?
because am using usb Removable pen
drive with wiki method thats a hard way
to install it every time i boot from usb
hope there's a way to solve this
and thanks
- Download Aircrack-ptw (you can find the link above, I can't add a URL right now)
- Untar it: tar -xvzf aircrack-ptw-1.0.0.tar.gz
- cd aircrack-ptw-1.0.0
- edit the Makefile with whatever editor you use
- change the first GCC line to:
gcc -o aircrack-ptw -Wall -fomit-frame-pointer -O3 aircrack-ptw.c aircrack-ptw-lib.c -lpcap
- Change the second GCC line to:
gcc -o attacksim -Wall -fomit-frame-pointer -O3 -lpcap
- Exit the editor
- type "make"
- the aircrack-ptw executable has now been created
- copy it wherever you want (preferably your path)
- enjoy
thx zambuka42
thanks to zambuka42
It realy works !!!!!
see image : image.php?img=f176d12.png at hiboxx.com
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I would like to thank zambuka42 for posting this information. I am successful in installation of aircrack-ptw
Sorry to hassle you with newb rubbish but I have to learn somewhere.
I'm trying to compile aircrack-ptw on Ubuntu 6.06.
I've followed this guide but it just won't work
Check out this screenshot, the executable simply doesn't 'run'
What am I doing wrong, I bet it's something small?
Ubuntu 6.06 btw.
P.S I've tried it with and without editing the makefile as listed earlier in this thread?


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Playing alongside other kids could offer your child many benefits.
It is easy to get lost in an imaginative play world when it comes to toys. A world where princes come to life and slay the scary dragon, where the battles of pirates vs. ninjas can be lived out in front of epic castles, and your best friends are stuffed bears and dinosaurs. It is these creative story lines which kids imagine in their heads that keep them distracted for hours in their own magical little worlds.
However, while a child's imagination and independence during play time is something to always been encouraged, there are also many developmental benefits that can come with group play.
Group play, or any kind of play that involves two or more individuals, is some of the most memorable and joyous moments of childhood. This type of play helps to fulfill interactive experiences for children by acting them out with their friends or family, while also helping to teach kids about group dynamics and how they should learn to work collaboratively.
A child that spends time playing and sharing with other children also will learn a healthy message of teamwork through understanding others and positive interaction.
While individual play time with educational toys can go a long way towards improving your child's basic senses and overall development, here are just a few key outcomes that your child can benefit from when they get involved in group play:
Promotes Interaction With Others
When children play alongside other kids in group play setting, they learn a large amount of social roles and cultural rules that they might not otherwise experience until they are older. For instance, they develop appropriate cooperation skills and a shared system of symbols, including subtle verbal cues and body language. Interacting with other children their own age also helps kid build friendships, learn to respect others and learn to resolve personal conflicts.
Encouragement To Work Collaboratively
One of the most beneficial aspects of group play for children is that they learn to understand how their input is essential to the successful outcome of the whole group. For instance, if a group of children are working on a puzzle or building something out of blocks, each person's piece of the puzzle contributed to the overall completion of their creation. Working in a group also teaches kids to work collaboratively and share ideas within the group.
Improved Sense Of Self
A child who is shy or unsure of themselves will not gain confidence if they are always on their own. However, becoming part of a group will help a child become more confident with themselves and will improve their overall sense of self in the long run. Plus, creating an environment and social client where children are able to express themselves freely among their peers and have their ideas accepted will also allow a child to discover where they fit in a group setting.
Do you agree that group play can offer many developmental benefits for children? Do you have any fun stories of your child working with others to successfully complete a difficult task? Be sure to share your thoughts and stories in the comments below.
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October 2013
In this Issue:
Clarkson Celebrates Sustainability Initiatives throughout October
Returnable – Re-useable To-Go Boxes and Ozzi Machines are here!
Dyson Air Blade Driers in Cheel to Replace Paper Towels
Sustainability Immersion Education Opportunities
New Local Foods Highlighted in Media
Sustainability Fund proposals due October 16
In the News:
Research Team Receives Grant for Wetlands Restoration Study
Prof. Tom Holsen Certified by AAEES
Clarkson Celebrates Sustainability Initiatives throughout October
Clarkson is joining universities across the nation to highlight sustainability as part of the October 23 Campus Sustainability Day and October 24 National Food Day, although we have enough activities to fill a week of events. Events are highlighted below with more details at www.clarkson.edu/green:
Oct. 17 - National Bioenergy Day – presentations and tours of wood pellet boilers and the anaerobic digester
Oct. 18-19 - Let's make Cheel Sustainable! Focus at the Hockey games
Oct. 22 - Arnie Gunderson to speak on Nuclear whistleblowers and Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster (6 pm, SC MPRs) (sponsored by the Office of Student Life and Engagement, the Dean of Students and the Inst. for a Sustainable Environment)
Oct. 23 -
Oct. 24 - National Food Day
Returnable – Reusable To-Go Boxes and Ozzi Machines are here!
Re-useable to-go boxes are now available so you don't have to take and throw away a paper box. AND – you don't even need to clean and store your reusable box! Simply return the box to the new Ozzi vending machines (TAC, ERC or Cheel) or to the Servery dish room or Ross-Brooks cashier to receive a token to use the next time you want a re-useable to-go box. The most important aspect to making this project succeed will be keeping the boxes in circulation. Please return the boxes promptly!
By the Numbers… Did you know that in the academic year 2011-2012,
Sustainability Educational Immersion Experiences for Spring Semester
Students - check out these opportunities to really immerse yourself in sustainability issues and solutions during the Spring 2014 semester.
The Adirondack Semester includes a full 15 credits of classes in the ultimate in place-based education. Live a semester as a resident explorer, entrepreneur, environmental scientist, poet and policy advocate of the Adirondack Park, one of the largest protected landscapes in North America. Become absorbed and committed, and think bigger and work harder than you ever have to create intelligent solutions in a six-million acre laboratory for wildlife, small town communities, and recreation enthusiasts alike. Read more…
Or travel to Colorado for two-weeks in May and earn 3 credits as you help to create a natural resource management plan for the eco-tourism resort – Devil's Thumb Ranch, which is situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Read more…
Don't miss the opportunity of a lifetime! Come join Clarkson students and alumni for a service learning experience in the Dominican Republic May 11-18, 2014. We will be working with local community members on their sustainable development initiatives. One credit offered for service learning is pending. For more information about the trip,click here
Dyson Air Blade Driers in Cheel to Replace Paper Towels
Our bathroom trash cans are universally full with used paper towels. What a waste for 5 seconds of use! Dayton Palen (BS ES&P ' 14) and Leland Krumenacker (BS EE '13) used a 2013 Sustainability Fund Grant to prove that there are more sanitary and less wasteful ways to dry our hands (and no – it does not include foregoing hand washing). Dyson air blade hand driers have been installed in the main bathrooms in Cheel. These driers use the force of air rather than heated air so they consume a lot less energy than typical hot air driers and they consume less energy than making, shipping and disposing of paper towels. Check them out the next time you are in Cheel. They can make a difference:
Did you know…
Using the Dyson Air Blades will help. But so can your reduced use of paper towels each time you wash your hands in any of our bathrooms. Check out this TED talk that provides an entertaining way to use paper towels much more efficiently.
New Local Foods Initiative Highlighted
Numerous media outlets highlighted the new options at the Main Street Grill in the Cheel Campus Center, which is now offering students specialties prepared with 100-percent-local produce, meat and dairy products -- all procured from a radius of 200 miles or less from campus. Read and hear more about this initiative from our Campus Dining Services…
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Sustainability Fund proposals due October 16. See http://www.clarkson.edu/green/takeaction/get_funds.html for details or contact Susan Powers with questions (email@example.com )


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Rudolph Frank Ingerle (American, b. Austria 1879-1950)
Highland Park Public Library Sign
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Rudolph Ingerle was born in Vienna, Austria and immigrated to the United States when he was 12. He studied at John Francis Smith's Art Academy and at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago (1891). He is most noted for his plein-air landscape paintings and travelled extensively in search of landscapes that appealed to him. His work has been exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago and other museums and galleries. Art critic Eleanor Jewitt had this to say about Rudolph Ingerle, "He paints landscapes like poems. Ingerle pours beauty on a canvas as though it were a rich wine. No one can handle sun and shadows as he does."
Rudolph Ingerle settled in Highland Park in 1922 and lived on Laurel Avenue. He was active in the community and an ardent supporter of the Library, serving on the Library Board of Trustees in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Ingerle's work is in the collection of the Art Institute of Chicago, The Union League Club of Chicago, and the Illinois State Museum, Springfield, among other places. He died in Highland Park in 1950.
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Male infanticide, a form of sex-selective infanticide, is the systematic killing of boys at or soon after childbirth. This practice is much less common than female infanticide due to the fact that many cultures which practiced (or currently practice) infanticide placed a higher value on male children than females. It normally occurs when a society values female children to the point that producing a male is considered dishonorable or shameful.[How to reference and link to summary or text]
Especially in ancient history, male infanticide was used after the conquest of a neighboring state or kingdom by a large empire to reduce the number of potential soldiers that could be involved in a future revolution. The Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Romans used enforced male infanticide as a method of controlling their subject peoples. See Herod and Moses.
- Scott E. Killing the female? Archaeological narratives of infanticide. In: Gender and the Archaeology of Death (Arnold B, Wicker NL, eds) (AltaMira; 2001) (ISBN 075910137X)
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Thursday, February 27, 2014
Dennis Waldron, a longtime New Orleans judge and a lifetime resident of the city, has been named the Sugar Bowl Committee's President for the 2014-15 year. Waldron, a graduate of the University of New Orleans and Loyola Law School, is the 57th president of the organization. He will oversee the January 1, 2015 Allstate Sugar Bowl, which will also serve as a national semifinal in the new College Football Playoff which is being implemented this year with the Sugar Bowl being an integral part of the system.


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(NEWSER) – With new stories about breaches of online privacy surfacing nearly every day, it's enough to drive a person to shell out serious cash for protection. Such is the case with Julia Angwin, who recounts in the New York Times how she spent $2,220 last year on various tools such as data encryption to try to keep her personal information from being disseminated online. "In our data-saturated economy," observes Angwin, "privacy is becoming a luxury good."
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced today, November 15, the resignation of Under Secretary for Food Safety Dr. Elisabeth Hagen, effective in mid-December.
According to the announcement, Dr. Hagen will pursue an opportunity in the private sector, where she served prior to her appointment at USDA. Dr. Hagen has led USDA's Food Safety Inspection Service since August 2010.
"Thanks to Elisabeth Hagen's hard work and sound leadership of the thousands of employees at the Food Safety and Inspection Service, America's meat, poultry and processed eggs are safer for Americans. Under Dr. Hagen's leadership, USDA adopted a new zero-tolerance policy for additional strains of E. coli in beef and adopted new standards to protect Americans from Salmonella and Campylobacter in poultry," said Vilsack. "She also spearheaded the effort to develop a new Public Health Information System to better inform consumers about proper food handling and food safety, to reduce the risk of food borne illnesses. I'm proud of our record under the Obama Administration to ensure a safe food supply for Americans, and Under Secretary Hagen has played a key role in those efforts. I wish her all the best in her future endeavors."
Both NCBA and the American Meat Institute recognized Dr. Hagen for her commitment to working with stakeholders on food safety issues.
"Upon her announced departure from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), we want to thank Under Secretary Elisabeth Hagen for her work and efforts in the area of food safety," said NCBA President Scott George. "Her biggest strength was her ability to working with stakeholders to continually improve the safety of meat and poultry products and educate consumers on the importance of their role in food safety. Her position as Under Secretary for Food Safety at USDA is vital to cattle producers and consumers alike in its oversight of the Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) and we hope USDA will work quickly to identify the appropriate person to lead the agency with her departure."
AMI President Patrick Boyle said, "We thank Dr. Hagen for her commitment to ensuring the safety of the U.S. meat and poultry supply. During her tenure as Under Secretary, we have appreciated the open dialogue she has maintained with us about critical issues and while we haven't always agreed on policies, we've shared a common goal: to maintain the United States' role as producer of the safest meat and poultry supply in the world. We wish her the best in her new role."


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Australia has done it once again. They've earned themselves a fourth gold medal in a row at the Quiksilver ISA World Junior Championships. This year it was Dean Bowen and Tyler Wright leading them to victory, both earning golds in their respective divisions. Aussie Laura Enever also helped contribute to the cause with a copper in the Girls U18 division.
Hawaiian Keanu Asing edged out Brazil's Gabriel Medina in a very close Boys U16 final. Along with a bronze for Alessa Quizon, the gold for Asing helped team Hawaii take home a silver medal this year back to the islands.
Team Brazil took home the Aloha Cup (a tag-team event), and also a bronze in the medal department. Their third place finish was due in part to Miguel Pupo (silver in Boys U18), Gabriel Medina (silver in Boys U16), and Jesse Mendes (copper in Boys U18).
USA's Courtney proved herself once again this year as one of America's top young surfers. She surfed her way to a silver in the Girls U18, and for the second year in a row, was the only individual medal placer for Team America. Though not is all to be lost for Team America, as they had a great competition and took home a copper medal in the team standings.
(Salinas, Ecuador) April 5, 2009 – In a dramatic come from behind victory, Team Australia was crowned the 2009 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Champions today in Salinas, Ecuador. Australians Dean Bowen and Tyler Wright won individual gold medals for Under 18 Boys and Under 18 Girls. Keanu Asing from Hawaii won the Under 16 gold medal. Team Brazil won the Aloha Cup, an Olympic style ISA specialty tag-team event.
2005 ISA World Junior Champions, Hawaii, received the team silver medal, Brazil bronze and USA copper. France placed fifth overall, South Africa sixth, New Zealand seventh, Tahiti, Peru and Costa Rica came in eighth, ninth and tenth respectively.
The largest crowds ever seen at a junior surfing event packed the beach for eight days at la FAE and were on hand to witness a thrilling conclusion to the contest this afternoon.
Today's final was a triumph for Australia who found itself relegated to sixth place in the standings only two days ago. "It comes down to the fact that all of our kids have the real Aussie pride," said Australian coach Mark Richardson. "At the world juniors, there are so many good surfers and there is a lot of pressure. But when the pressure comes on, our kids step up. They've got big, big hearts. They stayed positive and they didn't give up."
Bowen was knocked into the repercharge rounds earlier this week, losing to Costa Rican Carlos Munoz, Brazilian Thiago Guimaraes in round three. In a test of endurance, Bowen battled his way through seven elimination rounds before making it to the finals, impressing the 12 member judging panel on his way to taking first in all but one of his heats. His final match opponents, Brazilian Miguel Pupo, French surfer Maxime Huscenot and Hawaiian Dylan Goodale, all came through the qualifying rounds.
In the Boys Under 18 final heat, Bowen took the lead catching the first wave, working the left point with huge frontside turns all the way to the shore. Bowen's next scoring wave solidified his first place lead. Pupo made an attempt to move into first with two back-to-back waves and a combined score of 15.06, but Bowen held the lead. With eight minutes still on the clock Bowen sealed the door shut with a huge 9.10 leaving Huscenot and Goodale way behind and needing a combination of 17.61. Huscenot's last wave featured a huge free falling floater on the outside section and pulled him up into third but with time running out, but he couldn't find the last second wave he needed to win. In the end, Pupo won silver, Huscenot bronze and Goodale copper.
"I feel on top of the world," said an emotional Bowen after the win. "This is by far the biggest win of my life. I train for this contest all year, it is what I do. I am stoked, I cannot believe we won. I would like to dedicate this win to my late mother whom I lost when I was nine years old, and to my father who is recovering from knee surgery back at home."
In the Under 18 Girls Final, Australian Tyler Wright was up against 2008 ISA World Junior gold medalist Australian teammate Laura Enever, USA surfer Courtney Conlogue and Hawaiian Alessa Quizon. After charging through the main rounds through all eight days, Wright came out of the gates firing on all cylinders, posting the first big score of the final and holding on to first for the entire 30 minutes. USA surfer Courtney Conlogue kept right on Wright's heels, also posting big scores, but in the end was left needing almost nine points to overtake Wright.
Coming in from the water on the shoulders of Australian teammates and wrapped in the Aussie flag, Wright poured water over herself to cool down from an exhausting and intense final. "This is so awesome," said Wright. "Every heat this year in Ecuador has been a hard. There are so many good competitors here from around the world. I knew I had to just focus on my own game out there in the water and not worry about the others. We hit rock bottom the other day and it didn't look as though we would be in the medal rounds, but we pulled together as a team. The support we've given each other has been amazing."
The Under 16 Boys was one of the toughest divisions this year. Stacked with talent, the race for gold seemed as though it could easily have gone to any one of the top 16 juniors. Surfers from Brazil, USA, Costa Rica, Peru, South Africa and Hawaii all had a shot at the top podium spot and Under 16 gold medal. Coming down to the final heats, Hawaii's Keanu Asing made it clear he was going to prevail as the 2009 ISA World Junior Champion. Coming back from deep in the repercharge rounds, Asing set his radar on the gold and gave it all he had.
"This is the biggest thing I have ever won," said Asing. "I am so stoked to have pulled through the repercharges. I think the loss in round four actually helped me. It made me more charged up and more focused. I knew I had to get good waves because every heat could have been my last. Coming to Ecuador has been an incredible experience. We have had good waves all contest and everyone surfed really well."
In the final heat, Gabriel Medina from Brazil fought hard, just narrowly missing first by 0.16. Medina also had the highest single-wave score of the heat with a 9.52, but was unable to overtake Asing despite a combined score of 17.38. South African David Brand came in third, needing nearly a perfect 10 for first. Brazilian teammate Jesse Mendes finished fourth. In a great show of sportsmanship, all four surfers embraced and congratulated each other after the heat.
In the Aloha Cup, Brazil pulled ahead for the win over France, Ecuador and South Africa. Making the final was a proud achievement for the host nation, which showed all week how talented and welcoming its surfers are.
The day concluded with the official medal ceremony with the crowning of the 2009 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Champions. "This is where we show the world that the Olympics of surfing are for real," said ISA president Fernando Aguerre before the medals were awarded and the national anthems of the winning teams were played. "Muchas, gracias, Ecuador!"
As winners of the Under 18 Boys and Under 18 Girls, Dean Bowen and Tyler Wright will also receive entry spots in the 2010 Quiksilver and Roxy Pro Gold Coast Trials, an Association of Surfing Professionals World Tour event.
For full results from the 2009 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championship and to see photo highlights and on-demand video, visit quiksilver.com/isa.


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Alumnus raises special turkeys on a special farm
Thanksgiving is only days away, which means that most of Joe and Amanda Jones' turkey flock is spoken for.
The couple -- Joe Jones, director of USC's EnGenCore Lab in the Arnold School of Public Health Research Center, and his wife Amanda -- raise heritage turkeys and chickens.
The word "heritage" refers to non-commercial breeds that have been around for generations. The Joneses' 43-acre farm is in northern Richland County and it's been in Joe's family since the mid 1800s.
"Most of our business is by word of mouth, attracting people who like to be able to come to a farm and actually see the food they're going to eat," said Joe, who has bachelor's and master's (marine science) degrees from USC. He met Amanda at the University of California-Santa Cruz while he was earning a Ph.D. in biology.
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"We set up electric fence netting to keep predators like coyotes and foxes away, but otherwise they're free to roam," Amanda said. "Sometimes, they fly into the trees, which makes rounding them up a little difficult."
Pasture-raised turkeys fetch a higher price at market because it takes more work to raise them and, the Joneses say, they taste better.
"These turkeys have a very rich flavor right down to their bones, which can be used to make soup stock," he said.
In addition to pasture-raised poultry, the Joneses' farm -- called Doko Farm -- also provides eggs and seasonal produce, which they sell at farmers markets. They also raise pygmy goats, which serve as organic lawn mowers on the property, and keep a beehive for honey and to pollinate crops.
The Joneses also are restoring the original 19th-century house built by his great-great-grandfather on the farm property. When it's completed, they and their 15-month-old daughter, Phoebe, will become the fifth and sixth generations to live in the house.
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Double Sink 4-H Club held its first meeting Sunday, Sept. 16 at the Mills' home. We elected new officers and discussed upcoming events. The Cloverbuds made butter from scratch and we had bread and butter for snacks.
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Over the last few years, a few notable former Illini have been in and out and have shown up here and there for various events. Dave Diehl was in last summer for a practice. Arrelious Benn had come back once or twice. Other Illini made the trip here and there, but there never seemed to be a huge push to bring back some of the most notable and recognizable Illinois players from recent years.
This year, however, was different. In addition to a few other honorary coaches for the spring game, several former Illinois football players were spotted at the spring game. The list included several NFL players such as Jack Cornell, the aforementioned Martez Wilson, Tony Pashos, Michael Buchanan, A.J. Jenkins, and even recently-retired NFL running back Rashard Mendenhall. J Leman, a common sight on campus, was also walking around the field.
Other former Illini seen around the game were receivers Steve Hull and Ryan Lankford, Jonathan Brown, and Miles Osei.
The turnout from alumni this year was far above and beyond that of past years, and much of that can be summed up into two words.
The former Illinois quarterback who led the Illini to a Rose Bowl appearance in 2007 has already taken the torch and run with it in his new position as director of high school and alumni relations for the football program.
There's always been something almost iconic about Juice Williams. A record-setting quarterback at Illinois, Juice was viewed as the prized recruit who turned things around not only in Chicago, but with the program in general. Now, he faces a similar challenge from the other side, tasked with making the slogan "Our State, Our Team" a reality.
I'll say, I've talked to several recruits who bring up Williams when asked about Illinois. He's one of the first guys that comes to mind for several fans when talking about 21st century Illinois football, and he's putting that notoriety to good use.
Speaking with several of the former Illinois players who were at the game, they mostly gave the same story.
"Juice called me up and said I should come."
"I talked to Juice about coming back"
"Juice wanted to get a lot of us back here"
Rashard Mendenhall is another one of those guys who really hasn't been back since he graduated, but Juice convinced him to come back, too.
Perhaps the most telling of Juice's targets was Martez Wilson. The former Illini linebacker, now with the Dallas Cowboys, was on the fence about making his first return trip to Illinois since leaving at the conclusion of his college career. But Williams was able to get Wilson back on campus and ensured that his welcome was warm.
"I came back to talk to the kids, to see what my college has as far as talent and be like a brother to them," he said, "but it means a lot having Juice talking to us and wishing us luck on Sundays and things like that. Juice and I are both guys from inner-city Chicago. To see us all reunited again and have that love it feels really good."
Though Williams and several of his former teammates went their separate ways, that didn't stop Williams from doing what he does best, and that's maintaining relationships. One of the biggest reasons Wilson decided to come back was the intentionality and closeness he has with Williams. According to Wilson, that unity and connection is something that he's been looking for.
"Juice and I consistently talked. I liked that. It's been a real friendship since freshman year," Wilson said. "I definitely like to see Juice emphasizing Chicago. Not only as a former player and alumni, Juice is doing a great job keeping us connected to our alma mater. He's doing a lot to restore that unity. He's bringing a lot of the former players back now just like he brought a lot of us here back in college and doing it on a different scale."
Williams had a lasting impact on the Illinois program during his playing days, but his personality has enabled him to prolong that impact and has led him to an opportunity to continue to define his legacy as an Illini.
"I think everyone loves him and still knows who he is," Wilson said. "He had a tremendous impact here and the Illini family definitely loves Juice Williams, and it's a great place for him."
This is just the beginning. Williams' influence reaches far and wide with both recruits and alumni. If he continues to embrace his role, it is likely that several more former Illini will be spotted on campus in the years to come. Recruits have taken notice. Alumni have taken notice.
Juice is back. It may be under different circumstances, but it seems like he's still the same Juice Williams having the same Juice Williams Effect that he did almost ten years ago.


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There were LOTS of tools that I used in BT4 that are no longer 'stock' in BT5. I tried to use the new package manager (KPackageKit) and nothing comes up. Are the repo's down or am I doing it wrong? I really don't want to have to apt-get for each tool I used.
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A triangle romance provides the basis for a questioning of the meaning of masculinity, as well as an examination of agribusiness in California.
Jack London said of this novel: "It is all sex from start to finish -- in which no sexual adventure is actually achieved or comes within a million miles of being achieved, and in which, nevertheless, is all the guts of sex, coupled with strength."
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'Buffalo is one of the few teams that can match Ottawa in special teams efficiency. The Sabres ranked third in the 30-team NHL on the power play (Ottawa was fourth) and second in penalty killing (Ottawa was fourth) in the regular season. The Senators were 8-for-24 (33.3 percent) on the power play in their first-round series against Tampa Bay, but aren't likely to be as potent against the Sabres.'
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The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors today approved a video conference site in Joshua Tree, allowing residents of the Morongo Basin to address supervisors during the public comment portion of meetings without having to travel to San Bernardino to do so.
In 2010, supervisors approved a video conference site at the county's transitional assistance department in Victorville. On Tuesday, the board voted to have that site relocated to the High Desert Government in Victorville, which will allow the equipment from that site to be used at the new video conference site at the Joshua Tree Government Center, located at 63665 Twentynine Palms Hwy.
"This decision gives the Morongo Basin residents a true voice in their government," said Supervisor James Ramos, who pushed for the new video conference center, in a statement today.
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Up to 100 Mbps download speeds & access to 500,000+ hotspots nationwide.
Get 220+ channels including A&E, ESPN, AMC and more. Add your favorite Spanish channels at no additional cost.
The new Contour with immersive guide, Smart Search, new Voice Remote, Kids Zone, & mobile app.
Unlimited calling to home phones and cell phones in 30+ countries, including the US, Canada, Mexico and more.*