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Crows form the genus Corvus in the family Corvidae. Ranging in size from the relatively small pigeon-size jackdaws (Eurasian and Daurian) to the Common Raven of the Holarctic region and Thick-billed Raven of the highlands of Ethiopia, the 40 or so members of this genus occur on all temperate continents (except South America) and several offshore and oceanic islands (except for a few, which included Hawaii, which had the Hawaiian crow that went extinct in the wild in 2002).
crow n 1: black birds having a raucous call 2: the cry of a cock (or an imitation of it) 3: a member of the Siouan people formerly living in eastern Montana 4: a small quadrilateral constellation in the southern hemisphere near Virgo [syn: {Corvus}] 5: an instance of boastful talk; "his brag is worse than his fight"; "whenever he won we were exposed to his gasconade" [syn: {brag}, {bragging}, {crowing}, {vaporing}, {line-shooting}, {gasconade}] 6: a Siouan language spoken by the Crow people v 1: dwell on with satisfaction [syn: {gloat}, {triumph}] 2: express pleasure verbally; "She crowed with joy" 3: utter shrill sounds; "The cocks crowed all morning"
229 Moby Thesaurus words for "crow": Homeric laughter, aphonia, artificial voice, bar, bark, bawl, be in stitches, beam, bellow, belly laugh, blare, blat, blow, blubber, bluster, boff, boffola, boom, brag, bray, break up, breathe, broken speech, broken tones, broken voice, burst into laughter, burst of laughter, burst out, burst out laughing, burst with laughter, bust a gut, buzz, cachinnate, cachinnation, cackle, call, cant hook, carol, caw, chant, charcoal, chatter, cheep, childish treble, chirk, chirp, chirr, chirrup, chitter, choked voice, chortle, chuck, chuckle, clack, claw bar, cluck, coal, cock-a-doodle-doo, convulsion, coo, cracked voice, crank, croak, cronk, crow over, crowbar, cry, cuckoo, delight, drawl, drum, dysarthria, dyslalia, dyslogia, dysphasia, dysphonia, dysphrasia, ebon, ebony, exclaim, exult, falsetto, fit of laughter, flute, gabble, gaggle, gales of laughter, gasconade, gasp, giggle, gloat, gloat over, glory, go into convulsions, gobble, growl, grunt, guffaw, guggle, ha-ha, handspike, harshness, hawking voice, hearty laugh, hee-haw, hee-hee, hilarity, hiss, ho-ho, hoarseness, honk, hoo, hoot, horselaugh, idioglossia, idiolalia, impairment of speech, ink, iron crow, jet, jimmy, joy, jubilate, keen, laugh, laugh it up, laugh outright, laughing, laughter, lever, lilt, limb, lisp, lisping, look big, loss of voice, marlinespike, mouth, mumble, murmur, mutter, muzzy speech, nasal tone, nasalization, nearly die laughing, night, outburst of laughter, outrigger, pant, peal of laughter, peavey, pedal, peep, pinch bar, pip, pipe, pitch, prate, prize, pry, puff, quack, quaver, raven, ripping bar, risibility, roar, roar of laughter, roar with laughter, rodomontade, roll, rumble, scold, scream, screech, shake, shake like jelly, shake with laughter, shout, shout of laughter, shriek, sibilate, sibilation, sigh, sing, sloe, smoke, smut, snap, snarl, snicker, snigger, snort, sob, soot, spar, speech defect, speech impediment, split, split with laughter, squall, squawk, squeal, tar, tee-hee, thunder, titter, treadle, tremor, trill, triumph, trumpet, twang, tweet, twit, twitter, vaunt, wail, warble, whine, whisper, whistle, wrecking bar, yap, yawp, yell, yelp, yuck, yuk-yuk
Crows \Crows\ (kr[=o]z), n. pl.; sing. {Crow}. (Ethnol.) A tribe of Indians of the Dakota stock, living in Montana; -- also called {Upsarokas}. [1913 Webster]
Crow \Crow\, n. [AS. cr[=a]we a crow (in sense 1); akin to D. kraai, G. kr[aum]he; cf. Icel. kr[=a]ka crow. So named from its cry, from AS. cr[=a]wan to crow. See {Crow}, v. i. ] [1913 Webster] 1. (Zo["o]l.) A bird, usually black, of the genus {Corvus}, having a strong conical beak, with projecting bristles. It has a harsh, croaking note. See {Caw}. [1913 Webster] Note: The common crow of Europe, or carrion crow, is {Corvus corone}. The common American crow is {Corvus Americanus}. See {Carrion crow}, and Illustr., under {Carrion}. [1913 Webster] 2. A bar of iron with a beak, crook, or claw; a bar of iron used as a lever; a crowbar. [1913 Webster] Get me an iron crow, and bring it straight Unto my cell. --Shak. [1913 Webster] 3. The cry of the cock. See {Crow}, v. i., 1. [1913 Webster] 4. The mesentery of a beast; -- so called by butchers. [1913 Webster] {Carrion crow}. See under {Carrion}. {Crow blackbird} (Zo["o]l.), an American bird ({Quiscalus quiscula}); -- called also {purple grackle}. {Crow pheasant} (Zo["o]l.), an Indian cuckoo; the common coucal. It is believed by the natives to give omens. See {Coucal}. {Crow shrike} (Zo["o]l.), any bird of the genera {Gymnorhina}, {Craticus}, or {Strepera}, mostly from Australia. {Red-legged crow}. See {Crough}. {As the crow flies}, in a direct line. {To pick a crow}, {To pluck a crow}, to state and adjust a difference or grievance (with any one). [1913 Webster]
Crow \Crow\ (kr[=o]), v. i. [imp. {Crew} (kr[udd]) or {Crowed} (kr[=o]d); p. p. {Crowed} ({Crown} (kr[=o]n), Obs.); p. pr. & vb. n. {Crowing}.] [AS. cr[=a]wan; akin to D. kraijen, G. kr[aum]hen, cf. Lith. groti to croak. [root]24. Cf. {Crake}.] 1. To make the shrill sound characteristic of a cock, either in joy, gayety, or defiance. ``The cock had crown.'' --Bayron. [1913 Webster] The morning cock crew loud. --Shak. [1913 Webster] 2. To shout in exultation or defiance; to brag. [1913 Webster] 3. To utter a sound expressive of joy or pleasure. [1913 Webster] The sweetest little maid, That ever crowed for kisses. --Tennyson. [1913 Webster] {To crow over}, to exult over a vanquished antagonist. [1913 Webster] Sennacherib crowing over poor Jerusalem. --Bp. Hall. [1913 Webster]
Raven is the common name given to several larger-bodied members of the genus Corvus—but in Europe and North America the Common Raven is normally implied.
raven n : large black bird with a straight bill and long wedge-shaped tail [syn: {Corvus corax}] v 1: obtain or seize by violence 2: prey on or hunt for; "These mammals predate certain eggs" [syn: {prey}, {predate}] 3: eat greedily; "he devoured three sandwiches" [syn: {devour}, {guttle}, {pig}] 4: feed greedily; "The lions ravened the bodies"
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Raven \Rav"en\, v. i. To prey with rapacity; to be greedy; to show rapacity. [Written also {ravin}, and {ravine}.] [1913 Webster] Benjamin shall raven as a wolf. --Gen. xlix. 27. [1913 Webster]
Raven \Rav"en\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Ravened} (r[a^]v"'nd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Ravening}.] [Written also ravin, and ravine.] [1913 Webster] 1. To obtain or seize by violence. --Hakewill. [1913 Webster] 2. To devour with great eagerness. [1913 Webster] Like rats that ravin down their proper bane. --Shak. [1913 Webster]
Raven \Rav"en\ (r[a^]v"'n), n. [OF. ravine impetuosity, violence, F. ravine ravine. See {Ravine}, {Rapine}.] [Written also {ravin}, and {ravine}.] 1. Rapine; rapacity. --Ray. [1913 Webster] 2. Prey; plunder; food obtained by violence. [1913 Webster]
Raven \Ra"ven\, a. Of the color of the raven; jet black; as, raven curls; raven darkness. [1913 Webster] [1913 Webster]
Raven \Ra"ven\ (r[=a]"v'n), n. [AS. hr[ae]fn; akin to D. raaf, G. rabe, OHG. hraban, Icel. hrafn, Dan. ravn, and perhaps to L. corvus, Gr. ko`rax. [root]19.] (Zo["o]l.) A large black passerine bird ({Corvus corax}), similar to the crow, but larger, and has a harsh, loud call. It is native of the northern parts of Europe, Asia and America, and is noted for its sagacity. [1913 Webster] {Sea raven} (Zo["o]l.), the cormorant. [1913 Webster]
Raven, KY Zip code(s): 41844, 41861 Raven, VA (CDP, FIPS 65744) Location: 37.09416 N, 81.86203 W Population (1990): 2640 (1062 housing units) Area: 16.7 sq km (land), 0.0 sq km (water) Zip code(s): 24639
Raven Heb. 'orebh, from a root meaning "to be black" (comp. Cant. 5:11); first mentioned as "sent forth" by Noah from the ark (Gen. 8:7). "Every raven after his kind" was forbidden as food (Lev. 11:15; Deut. 14:14). Ravens feed mostly on carrion, and hence their food is procured with difficulty (Job 38:41; Ps. 147:9). When they attack kids or lambs or weak animals, it is said that they first pick out the eyes of their victims (Prov. 30:17). When Elijah was concealed by the brook Cherith, God commanded the ravens to bring him "bread and flesh in the morning, and bread and flesh in the evening" (1 Kings 17:3-6). (See {ELIJAH}.) There are eight species of ravens in Palestine, and they are everywhere very numerous in that land.


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uggghhhh getting up at 5am was so worth it.... sick shots jason.
Great shots Jason. That sequence of Tommy near the end was insane watching it from the water. It was the wave of the morning for sure...
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the wave tommy had was sickkkkkkk!!!! I was sitting on the shoulder in disbelief of that wave.
yeah man I was sitting for like 20 mins with no waves before that one came around. I could have made the barrel too if I had not skipped on the bottom turn. Great slide show. I'd like to see those in full size. Definately made my session.
Micah I just realized who you are from one of the photos posted. I was in the same position on one of your waves on Thursday evening, sitting on the shoulder with my jaw dropped watching you skip in to a macker!
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UCLA head coach Ben Howland said during Tuesday's news conference that freshman forward Reeves Nelson was completely taken by surprise at Monday's revelation of a slight retinal tear in his left eye, but that Nelson could be available this weekend.
Nelson first encountered eye issues in the Bruins' seventh game of the season, when he was poked in the right eye against Kansas. Nelson again injured himself in Thursday's win over Washington State after falling from the rim while dunking, his face smashing into the ground.
Both of those injuries, however, were to the right eye. This one, to his left.
Nelson had laser retinopexy Monday at UCLA's Jules Stein Eye Institute, missed practice Monday and Tuesday and will have an evaluation today to determine his status for Thursday's Pauley Pavilion tilt with visiting Oregon State.
"There were no symptoms; when he had his regular follow-up set up for him for his right eye, just through the normal thorough investigation, they look at both eyes, and Dr. (Steven) Schwartz was very thorough," Howland said. "Reeves had no ideas there was something with the (left) eye. What they think is, from the violent collision of his head on the ground, that jarring is what did it."
If Nelson is unable to go, sophomore J'mison Morgan will get most of the minutes at center, part of a front court that will also include senior Nikola Dragovic and freshman Tyler Honeycutt.
Nelson's injury is just the latest in a string of calamities that have plagued the Bruins. It was announced before UCLA's win over the Cougars that senior center James Keefe would have his season cut short for shoulder surgery, which is tentatively scheduled for March 2.
Late in Tuesday's practice, freshman forward Brendan Lane sprained his left ankle and is in a walking boot. He won't practice today and is questionable for Thursday.
"It puts a lot of pressure on me and Brendan - we haven't had a lot of experience with playing time and being in tough situations," Morgan said. "But I think we know how to play basketball enough to get the job done. I wish that there were some more minutes that I could've helped my team, and I feel I could've helped the team in some of the situations we didn't succeed in. But I look at this as an opportunity for me that I can show the coaches and fans and everybody else that I can help this team."
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UCLA is on a 1-3 skid, which follows a 4-1 spurt, due in large part to ball-security issues. The Bruins have averaged more than 17 turnovers per game after a five-turnover effort in a 77-73 victory against Stanford on Feb. 4.
In its 97-68 loss at Washington on Saturday, the team's biggest margin of defeat during Howland's tenure and its worst loss ever at Washington, UCLA committed 18 turnovers.
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Alma Crotta Brennan
(Interview by Janet Schmitt & Jane Talbert, taped January 1976)
I have lived in Teaneck since September1915, I came here with my father, mother and sister Carol from New York. We first lived at 1615 Teaneck Road, then on Washington Place and then in our home at 1623 Teaneck Road.
We had a coal stove in the kitchen and a coal furnace. We always had electricity as I recalls but we had gas jets in the kitchen and bathroom because the electricity would go off. We always had a bathroom.
I went to Washington Irving School 2. In the early grades I recall going to school in the old fire house across the street. We were promoted every two years. There was Reception A and Reception B and class 1A and 1B. Mr. Jay was the principal later, Miss Marsh. I remember Miss Keltner in the second grade. Mrs. Keener in the sixth grade and Miss Miraglia, later Mrs. Hoek in the eighth grade. I went to Englewood High School. I was a member of the last Teanack class that graduated there. Teaneck High was built in 1929. I graduated in 1930 with my class from Englewood High.
Our neighbors were fairly close. You remember the Liebl Printing Company--the Liebls were our neighbors on Washington Place and the Dayson Lamp Company family lived across the street. There weren't too many farms. The Ackerman property where the telephone company is was the largest. He'd let people cut through his property to go to the train.
I never traveled to the city to work but my sister did and my father. Where the Armory is was farm area. We had a bus that ran on Teaneck Road to Englewood Avenue. We'd take the bus to go to DeGraw avenue to get the trolley to go to Palisades Amusement Park.
We always had milk delivered. Man came around selling vegetables. The ice man came. Winters must have been colder then, many people just put a box in the window to keep things cold. We had a garden. My mother put things up. There was a store at Washington Place and Teaneck Road.
As for entertainment, my parents didn't become too much involved. I took piano lessons and belonged to the Girl Scouts. We had a ball team and almost every Saturday we'd go to the fire house where we had a good night's entertainment. I have gone to St. Anastasia Church all my life, I was married in the little old church by Father O'Neal. There wasn't too much in the line of social activity in our church. Some of my friends went to other churches where there were activities. Viola Lebeck was a good friend. She went to Christ Church.
Restaurants? My father owned what you might call a restaurant, It was what Italians call a "ponsione" or boarding house. He served meals. He was in the wine and liquor business before prohibition, He used to bring grapes home for wine, He worked in New York.
Some Teaneck children went to Leonia High School--from the other end of town. I guess the dividing line was Cedar Lane or Forest Avenue. From Forest Avenue north they went to Englewood.
One mayor I remember was Kelly. He built all the streets. When he them built they were no where -- like Windsor Road or West Englewood. We have a big block dance when they were completed. I feel the town has fallen off in celebrations like Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. We Girl Scouts used to celebrate all day. One year I was the one to put the wreath on the monument at Camp Merritt. We'd have the governor and big politicians from the state. There would be all kinds of track and field events. The Girl Scouts had a big routine. Our leader was Elizabeth Gilmore.
I have a picture taken at the Blue Bird Inn in 1927 complete in Girl Scout uniform. Every one went to the Blue Bird Inn. Two of my uncles worked there. It was on Teaneck Road at Cedar Lane--where Volk's is. It was a restaurant. Most political things were held there for many years. Burned Down? I don't remember. That's what I have heard.
The Municipal Building was at Teaneck Road and Church Street in front of what is now the playground of Washington Irving School. Later it was moved to Bedford Avenue and Teaneck Road. The library was there before that. I believe it was started by the D.A.R., because Mrs. Greenlaw was active in both the D.A.R. and the library.
The first Police Chief I recall was Murphy. The policemen were Davis, Bublitz and Jess Witham. I believe he still lives here. I saw a picture of him when they were having that problem with the high rise in Glenwood Park. The Fire Department? I don't recall that very much. We never had a fire. There was a fire bell at Teaneck Road and Tryon Ave., across from the school. If there was a fire, so many rings would tell where it was and bring the fire department like the siren now. It was strictly a volunteer fire department. Most of the services for the town were around Forest Avenue and Teaneck Road. There was a fire department in Glenwood Park and Morningside Heights.
We used to have like spelling bees contests when we'd go from one school to the other. You had to walk. We took our lunch to school because it was too far to walk although we had an hour for lunch. There was a bakery and a delicatessen across the street on Forest Avenue where you could get a sandwich.
Transportation? There was a taxi. People like the Ackermans, the Roemers and the Andreases had transportation. Every one else had to walk. Forest Avenue was a main road. We has bus transportation to Englewood High. I graduated from eighth grade in 1926. I had Miss Tepper in eighth grade. Miss McGeown was well liked by all. Mr. Jay was principal later Miss Marsh.
We had one of the first telephones--a stand up phone. We shopped off Washington Place and Teaneck Road. Bread was delivered by a man from Englewood. My father brought things home from New York. Onee he came home with a big box of Italian cookies and a fruit cake. He put it in the rack over head and when he got home and opened it he had two or three boxes of Christmas ornaments, My father and mother thought that was fine, but we didn't.
My mother never sawed. People used to come from Englewood and sold clothes, linens and things. Either in a horse and wagon or carrying a satchel. I don't recall a newspaper. The Bergen Evening Record was one of the first in the county.
I think the parades we had were one of the biggest events. Every one came out. There was always one or two in organizations that took over. Mr. Guthrie was very active in the Legion. One of the service clubs had charge of the July 4 celebration. Captain Wild was always active.
We had no hospital at first. Holy Name just celebrated its 50th anniversary. I had my appendix out in 1926 and went to Englewood Hospital. That was where my doctor went. Holy Name opened the year before.
The Phelps estate was still open then. It was where Holy Name is now and on both sides of Cedar Lane. West Englewood was the main station then. This was more West Englewood than Teaneck then. There was a station in Teaneck. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks was in charge of the West Englewood station and the post office. There was a path from Teaneck Road to the station. It was farm lane--beautiful orchards but just don't get caught trying to take one of Ackerman's apples. Mrs. Cady--her husband was an architect--lived in a house with beautiful lilacs. There's an apartment there now. The area around Bryant School was called Knickerbocker Heights. Some people who moved there lived in tents before they built their houses. My aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Silvestri, lived behind where Bryant School is. My aunt and uncle the Crottas lived across the street. Dr. Nelden had a sanitarium on Englewood Avenue. Mr. Buffet built in that area. They named Buffet Terrace for him. There were the Fields. Mr. Black and Mr. Deissler who later became mayor.
Teaneck Road was the main artery. Ackermans where the telephone company is and where the Food Fair is lived two elderly women, the Loziers. They used to stop children on the way home from school and tell stories. They showed us a place where slaves were buried. When I came home from a Girl Scout meeting I used to run. Below Route 4 were the Stevensons. Miss Fickerman, the music teacher lived at Sheffield and Teaneck-Road, now a liquor store. I took lessons from her. She held her recitals in some of the old homes because there were no large meeting places. On River Road, next to the Andreases was an old military academy.
What is now Votee Park was Central Park; I remember in grammar school they'd tell us to wear old clothes to play in and we'd have a picnic in the park. There wasn't a dress code then, but no one would go to school in dungarees. I remember some children would wander off and we'd have to hunt them. There were so many lanes in the park they could get lost.
When I was growing up I only knew the area from Liberty Road where the Armory is now located to Forest Avenue and the Catholic church. To got to DeGraw Avenue we took a bus to Hackensack and the trolley from there to Palisades Park across the street.


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Ive always shied away from "wine classes," I guess because I feel something as delightfully diverting as wine shouldnt be turned into a plodding academic pursuit. But in the hands of the entertaining and knowledgeable Ms. Dellie Rex from Bostons Wine Experiences, Inc., a wine class can be a very pleasant way to spend a couple of hours.
The Thursday evening class I attended was one of a continuing series offered by local wine and spirits merchant Chris Gasbarro. The subject was "French Regional Wines," and it explored the six regions that are responsible for all of Frances world-class wines: Alsace, Champagne, The Loire Valley, Bordeaux, The Cotes du Rhone, and Burgundy. As Ms. Rex explained, these six regions account for less than 15% of Frances total wine production, but they are the regions whose wines are (justifiably) the best known.
The grapes produced in these areas comprise nine of what are called "The Ten Noble Varietals." These are Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Reisling, Gerwurztraminer, Channon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Syrah.
One of the first points Ms. Rex makes is that wine was meant to be drunk with food and that very often, wine thats consumed by itself can taste quite different than wine that accompanies a meal. To illustrate this, Chef Ken from Johnson & Waless Seekonk restaurant Audreys, was also present to prepare some victuals to go with our varietals.
We began with a glass of 2003 Riesling, Leon Beyer from Alsace. Using the typical sensual metaphors, Ms. Rex described the taste as a combination of "green apples and slate." I had to struggle a bit to get it, but the more I drank, the more accurate her descriptions grew.
Next we had a 2003 Sancerre, Michel Redde from the Loire Valley, famed for its Sauvignon Blanc grapes. "Dill and grapefruit" were the nuances that sprang to Ms. Rexs practice lips for this one. I found this wine, by itself, a bit one dimensional. That changed for the better later when I had it with some of Chef Kens pasta in a heavy cream sauce.
Then there was a 2002 Chateau LEtoile, Graves from Bordeaux, which drew a nice response from the class, followed by a slightly more interesting 2002 Gewurztraminer, Leon Beyer from Alsace.
The tasting of the whites concluded on a very high note with a sampling of an absolutely seductive, buttery, full-bodied 2002 Meursault Charmes Premier Cru from Louis Jadot of Burgundy, which had the whole class rolling its eyes with delight.
After cleansing our pallets and glasses, we proceeded to the evenings "flight of reds," which began with a nicely balanced 2002 Cotes de Nuits-Villages "la Vaucrain" by Louis Jadot of Burgundy made from Pinon Noir grapes. This was followed by a slightly more complex 2001 Cotes de Rhone-Villages, "Melodie dAmour," by Chateau Signac also from Burgundy. I discovered that the longer these wines were swirled in the glass and were allowed to "breathe," the more complex and flavorful they became.
The finishing touch was a truly spectacular 2001 Chateau Laplagnotte Bellevue from the vineyards of St. Emilion in Bordeaux. Made from a blend of cabernet sauvignon and merlot grapes, this wine began with a seductive, flowery "nose" that blossomed on the tongue into an elegant bouquet of cherry, cinnamon, and dark mushroom-y flavors that made it practically a meal in itself.
While we were sampling, Chef Ken had rustled up some lovely sautéed salmon with wilted baby spinach leaves. He finished it with a hefty dash of the"Melody dAmour," which complemented the dish perfectly. The big, full-bodied Chateau Laplagnotte Bellevue, however was just too powerful for the fish and was obviously created to go with stronger flavored, red meat type dishes like lamb or venison.
Gasbarros wine classes are held once a month throughout the year. They cost $25 per person and include a 15% discount on all featured wines. Classes are held in the upstairs tasting room of Gasbarros Liquors on Rt. 6 in Seekonk. For more information call 401-331-WINE or go to www.chrisgasbarro.com.
Bob Mariani is a Southeastern New England freelance author. Besides his "Your Table is Ready" restaurant reviews found here, he also writes jazz articles on allaboutjazz.com.


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> I've been asked to help install a large wireless network at a
> community education project I volunteer at. My current plan is to use
> m0n0wall with a switch connected to the DMZ interface. Coming off the
> switch will be several WRT54Gs with the network cable plugged into one
> of the LAN ports, making them all transparent bridges. The plan is
> that anyone can choose the strongest wireless connection and will then
> authenticate via the captive portal on the m0n0wall with its own
> RADIUS server.
> Is this a sensible setup? It seems to me to be the simplest way of
> covering a large area with a wireless network and still permitting
> authentication and user management.
> Any better ideas would be gratefully received!
> Tim
I don't know of the capabilities of the WRT54Gs but here's what I would do:
Use 802.1x WPA/WPA2 capable APs and connect them to the switch. I have
been successful (though not entirely happy) with USR's 5461 Wireless
routers. Their 5451 Wireless AP's do not support 802.1x, but their
website at one time said they did.
Configure your APs or routers, and your RADIUS server appropriately
Configure m0n0wall to allow RADIUS traffic to the RADIUS server from
each of the APs
Configure 802.1x clients
This way, you have RADIUS authentication like you were looking for but
you also have STRONG encryption.
People can not capture login and password info etc. You are not using a
shared key (as with WEP). You and your client may sleep easy.
Now, you may ALSO enable the captive portal, but not require a
long/password on the captive portal page since a user being directed to
is has already authenticated to your RADIUS server.
My $0.02 Hope this helps
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Advice for Young Journalists*
Read and re-read the following:
Associated Press Guide to Newswriting: The Resource for Professional Journalists
by Rene J. Cappon. This book teaches you to write clearly. It's "The Elements of Style" for journalists. Read it at least twice.
The Art and Craft of Feature Writing: Based on The Wall Street Journal Guide
by William E. Blundell. This book teaches you to report, organize and write long features.
Writing for Story: Craft Secrets of Dramatic Nonfiction
by Jon Franklin. This book teaches you to write narratives.
Stein on Writing: A Master Editor of Some of the Most Successful Writers of Our Century Shares His Craft Techniques and Strategies
by Sol Stein. Although written for novelists, this book can teach non-fiction writers to use the tricks of fiction to write dramatic non-fiction.
America's Best Newspaper Writing
by Christopher Scanlan, Roy Peter Clark. This is a collection of the best of the best journalism writing.
The Pulitzer Prize Winners. Read them for free at your desk while your waiting on hold:
Get a backpack. Put it in your car. Fill it up with the following:
Reporter's notebooks
Pencils (for writing in the rain)
Power bars
A rain poncho
A flashlight
Extra flashlight batteries
Quarters (for phone calls if your cell breaks)
Put extra details in your Rolodex, and use these details to develop sources.
For example, write: "I talked to Lisa Smith on Jan. 3, 2004 about the new pet law. Lisa has a cocker spaniel named Ralph who's working as a therapy dog."
Next time you talk to Lisa, say something like: "This is Peter Zuckerman from the Daily Journal. You might remember me. We talked last year in January about the new pet law. How's your cocker spaniel Ralph doing as a therapy dog?" Lisa will be so impressed you remember her and her dog that she'll give you a great interview, even if you're calling about something that has nothing to do with her dog.
When you're done with your story, print it out double-spaced. Walk outside. Read it out loud. Mark it up.
Organize your notebook like this:
Source's name
Other details (for example: age, job, dog's name)
What the story is about
Source's phone number
Write details here (for example: gestures, setting, beer brand, dog's name)
Put stars here when you here for good quotes, good pieces of info, something that will be in your story
During long interviews, write key words here to remind you what the person is talking about.
Write follow-up questions you might otherwise forget to ask
Write what the person is saying right here.
It might be worth learning Personal Shorthand for Journalists
During interviews:
Have open body language
Pay attention to personal space
Act like you know what you're doing
Start with easy, short, open-ended questions (for example: How did you get interested in pet-therapy?)
Wait five seconds before asking the next question
Have a time-management system. Have a calendar and a to-do list system so you can chip away on big projects in between the little ones.
Learn the secretary's kids' names and the janitor's birthday.
Secretaries who like you will go out of their way to get you access. So will janitors.
If you think a source will be upset about a story you wrote, call that source up before the source calls you.
Even if you did nothing wrong, giving people a chance to vent and asking their opinion on your story will keep them talking to you next time.
Send thank-you notes to everyone.
Once you do, people will go out of their way to help you. It takes two minutes. Just write a few sentences: "Thanks for your help on my story, Lisa. You really went out of your way, and I appreciate it. I enjoyed chatting with you about the animal law, and I hope Ralph does well in his pet-therapy test."
*From Peter Zuckerman's tip sheet for
Poynter Institute
Read Peter Zuckerman's original reporting for the Idaho Falls
Post Register
and watch Part 1 of the Exposé episode about his investigation online.
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Cuts nice, but broke within a year. Not impressed
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We love this mower but cannot find a replacement cord to fit it!!
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The video below should speak for itself. When questioned on his beliefs, Romney shows his derision and anger in a spectacularly un-presidential way; he shows the side of him that tied a dog to his car roof and held down a "queer" to cut his hair off. It shows his "CEO" side that loves to fire people. It shows his rage. It also shows his anti-choice position that he claims has nothing to do with his religion.
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Hands down the best Dr. I've ever been to. Surgery and recovery we're great. He's incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. I highly encourage you to use him as your podiatrist!
I had a joint in my left foot removed, and bone grafts put in to replace the missing tissue. Dr. Curda was always very professional, punctual to appointments, and made sure I was as comfortable as I could be throughout the entire process. The only piece of constructive criticism I can offer up relates to my recovery time. I was told to expect to be down for at least 8 to 10 week. In reality I was in recovery for about two years. The surgery went well and I was healed as expected. I had not been told of the possibility of nerve damage prior to the operation, but I ended up loosing sensation, and fine motor control, to part of my foot. This resulted in continued pain and limited mobility for around two years. With this said, I have now almost completely recovered and am now completely mobile,walking and running with ease (unable to do this prior to surgery) . I am so happy to have had the procedure done and would readily return to Dr. Curda should I have any other issues.
Dr. Curda was the 3rd podiatrist I saw about my large bunion (the largest one he's seen for a male my age.) I went to him based on some very good recommendations. He more than lived up to the expectations. He was very patient, detailed, and caring throughout the process. He calls daily after the surgery to check up and answer any questions. The repair was incredible - the before and after x-rays are hard to believe. I wish I had heard of Dr. Curda sooner!
Dr. Curda is the best podiatrist on the Eastside and possibly the entire Puget Sound Area. I know because I am an anesthesiologist and have worked with him for years. When it was my turn to have foot problems, I went to the same doctor that ALL the surgical personnel visit for their feet. That is Dr. Glen Curda. He is the only podiatrist I recommend to my many friends. Friendly, kind, knowledgeable, up-to-date...he has it all!
Dr. Curda is by far the best doctor I have ever had. I was born with sever bunions and I have always had excruciating pain from them. Many doctors tried to give me inserts but they never helped. Dr. Curda performed two surgeries on me and I must say he did an amazing job. I've never had normal feet, never been comfortable in anything but flip flops, never not had pain in my feet. For the first time I can say I have no pain and I can wear any shoes I want, and play any sports I want. I'm only 20 years old and to be told that I can't play sports or wear cute shoes was really hard for me. But thanks to Dr. Curda I don't have to worry about any of that anymore! He is the person to see for any foot problems!
From the staff to meeting with Dr. Curda, our experience was great. We had to take our young daughter in and she was a bit nervous but Dr. Curda was excellent with her and made her feel at ease.
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What I thought was an recurring ingrown nail problem turned out to be a rubbing issue with my shoes. Dr Curda took time to show me what kind of toe pads to get and how to cut them to properly protect my toe while it healed. Also he told me about orthodics which have permanently resolved the problem. His office did not have enough of the toe pads on hand but his staff were every helpful with information on how I could order them myself, saving me one or more trips over to his office on the Eastside. My daughter (an ironman triathlete) is also a very satisfied patient of Dr Curda. Or as she likes to put it, she considers him a part of her support team.
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Academic Policies
Exception Procedures
Exceptions to particular university regulations and degree requirements will be considered only if there is no prohibition stated in this catalogue. Where exceptions are specifically prohibited, none will be granted. A student who wants an individual exception must follow the procedure specified in this catalogue for the particular regulation or requirement. If no procedure is specified, it may still be possible to request an exception. Such exceptions, however, are rarely granted.
Requests for exception to established university academic regulations or procedures are generally heard by: (1) the Committee on Academic Policies and Procedures (CAPP); (2) the dean of the academic unit in which the student is seeking a degree; or (3) the dean or director of the office responsible for administering the policy. Students who wish to request an exception should first consult an academic advisor about the appropriate process to follow.
While the university is sensitive to the educational advantages of a flexible curriculum, it is also conscious of a responsibility to ensure equity for all students. Permission to deviate from published regulations is neither automatic nor pro forma; each request is considered on its own merits and in light of the petitioner's complete academic record.
USC Committee on Academic Policies and ProceduresThe Committee on Academic Policies and Procedures (CAPP), a representative group of faculty, students and administrators, reviews or delegates the review of most general petitions. CAPP studies the effects of university academic requirements, regulations and policies; recommends improved student academic policies and procedures; and regularizes policies and procedures so that the number of petitions can be reduced. As part of this charge, CAPP has specific responsibility for oversight and review of the University Policy on Accommodations for Students with Disabilities. CAPP also rules through Academic Petitions Committees on requests for exceptions to academic regulations and requirements printed in the University Catalogue. In most instances, the Academic Petitions Committee acts as the body with original jurisdiction, but in some cases, delegates authority for approvals to another.
The assumptions and procedures which guide Academic Petition Committee actions are the following:
- The student is responsible for complying with deadlines established in the academic calendar.
- All academic work should be accurately reflected in the student's record. The record is to be faithful to the actual experience. Cosmetic corrections or adjustments are not sanctioned.
- Care must be taken not to establish the petition process as an alternative to being held to the adopted academic requirements.
- Decisions should be focused on the academic basis for petition, rather than the consequences (real or imagined) that may face the student.
- Registration and enrollment related petitions are presented by the registrar's staff.
- Academic petitions are presented by a representative of the student's school.
- The Committee on Academic Policies and Procedures receives reports from the degree progress department, the academic review department and the Academic Petitions Committee.
- The committee reports to the office of the president through the provost.
Registration-related ExceptionsRequests for exception to published regulation procedures and enrollment deadlines are heard by the Dean of Academic Records and Registrar. Such requests are generated in the Academic Review Department, Hubbard Hall 113. Requests that are not approved by the dean are often referred to a CAPP panel for review.
Any request to change the official registration for a semester retroactively must be submitted within 24 months of the end of the semester in question. The 24-month period starts with the last day of final examinations for the semester in question. If appropriate, the time limit can be waived by the dean of the academic unit in which the student is seeking a degree for a period not to exceed a total of five years. Deans may not request waivers of the two-year time limit rule if the course(s) in question occurred longer than five years previously.
General Education PetitionsStudents may petition to waive individual general education requirements or apply one or more courses not listed in the USC Catalogue toward general education requirements. If the course or courses to be substituted were or will be taken at USC, a General Petition may be initiated in the student's home department; if taken at another institution, an Articulation Petition may be initiated in the Degree Progress Department (Hubbard Hall 010).
Degree Requirement-related ExceptionsRequests for exception to specific degree requirements are generated in the academic unit. Most requests will be forwarded by the advisor to CAPP for review. Some exceptions are made by the dean of the academic unit and are recorded on the Student Academic Record System (STARS) report by the academic department, using the exception process.
Articulation PetitionsStudents who wish to request changes in their transfer credit evaluations should first discuss their request with the Degree Progress Department (Hubbard Hall 010).
A request which cannot be processed by Degree Progress will be forwarded to the Articulation Office for review. Students wishing to appeal the decision may do so using an articulation petition, available at www.usc.edu/OASIS.


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Evening Degree Programs
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- of students agree that professors put a lot of effort into teaching their classes.59 responses
- 41%
- of students agree that it is easy to get the classes they want.56 responses
- 45%
- of students agree that the workload is easy to manage.55 responses
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Attending Ramapo College of NJ was one of the best decisions I've ever made. The campus and beautiful with some of the best student housing and apartments in the state. You're education is top of line. There's only about 20 students enrolled in class, so you get the attention you need from your professors. Would have wanted to go anywhere else!
Small class sizes, a lot of individual attention. You're not just a name on a piece of paper. Professors know everyone personally and have a tendency to reach out if a student is falling behind/not attending class. They have office hours every week, and are very willing to make appointments. Great science program for a liberal arts school. Small campus but beautiful. Different clubs and organizations co-sponsor events. Living on campus can get a little boring on weekends because it's not a "college town", but there are many ways to get involved and those who complain the most usually aren't involved in any extracurricular activities. Most dorms are fairly new or being renovated. No communial bathrooms, a lot of different living set-ups. The science building was redone last year and is amazing, although more modern equipment would be nice. Overall, a great school. I had a fantastic experience, better than I would've had at a larger school.
Ramapo College is a fine state school located in the rural, mountainous area of northern New Jersey. Aside from the scenery, Ramapo is always enhancing its buildings, so there may be some construction, but all to make your learning and experience worth it. Professors are always there to help and there are plenty of clubs and opportunities to make new friends. There is something valuable at Ramapo that any type of student will find. From those who enjoy partying and going out with friends to those who prefer quiet time in nature and a place to study. Ramapo will be your home.


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By David Weissman, Special to the Citizen 06/25/12
Gene Simmons, legendary lead singer of the band KISS, was on television June 25, but not in his usual rock-star role. His show, Gene Simmons Family Jewels, featured his recent trip to Zambia, where he met up with several children he sponsors through Henrico-based ChildFund International.
The experience was originally a surprise to Simmons, planned by his new wife, Shannon Tweed, for the couple's honeymoon.
"[Shannon] decided she wanted to go to Africa, and that's where this brainchild of hers started," said Cynthia Price, ChildFund's director of communications. Price worked with the show's production company to coordinate the trip and accompanied the couple to Zambia.
Simmons sponsors more than 140 children, Price said.
"Gene came to ChildFund the way so many people do," she said. "He was watching TV, saw the commercial, and he was moved by it, so he sponsored his first child, and then many more."
Price hasn't seen the episode but hopes it will portray the trip well. The trip began with Simmons being introduced to one of his sponsored children named Edward. Edward then walked Simmons around the area, showing Simmons the long distances from his water source to the road going to his school.
"Gene was overwhelmed by it," Price said, "moved to tears actually."
During the trip, the couple visited three different schools, where he met several of his other sponsor children. Simmons and Tweed were both impacted significantly by the poverty they saw.
"I will waste less, spend less and appreciate more," Tweed said.
The episode aired on A&E.
"It's a great way for people who might be considering sponsorship to see how real it is and the impact that a person can have overseas," Price said. "And obviously, we hope it moves more people to sponsor."
ChildFund International is headquartered in Henrico's Near West End. The organization was founded in 1938 by a former minister in Richmond to help children in China who were orphaned by the war, Price said.
Sponsoring a child costs $28 a month, and ChildFund works with local partners within the affected areas because "they understand the culture and environment and issues and opportunities," Price said.
"You as a potential sponsor can pick which country you want, and we have 31 countries," she said. "You can pick the age of the child, the sex of the child and then the money that you give each month goes to the child's family and to the community."
For details, visit http://www.childfund.org.
FirstComp Insurance Company, Markel Corp. named top insurance carriers
Citizen Staff Reports 07/26/2017 BusinessGeneral News
Two Glen Allen-based insurance carriers have been named among the top such companies in the nation.
Markel Corp. and FirstComp Insurance Company (now owned by Markel) are among 38 carriers recognized on the Insurance Business America list of the top insurance carriers in the country. > Read more.
Walmart honors Citizen's 'Top Teachers' during grand opening
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The much-anticipated new Walmart Supercenter in Eastern Henrico opened to busy crowds last week, and company officials welcomed a special group of shoppers, too. > Read more.
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On Independence Day, a Brazilian-born Henrico resident took the Naturalization Oath of Allegiance on the steps of the Virginia Historical Society and felt peace finally settle around her.
Jeanette Hamlett's journey to U.S. citizenship is a story of faith and love, which she told with her husband, John Hamlett, by her side. > Read more.
Preschoolers give pillows to families in need
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A group of preschoolers from Chesterbrook Academy Preschool donated 56 pillows to local families in need at the Housing Families First shelter. The shelter is always in need of pillows and linens as, since families take the donated ones with them to their new homes.
Housing Families First provides shelter and support for homeless families and assist them in finding a permanent housing solution. The shelter serves people year-round, said Terri Iguina, operations and volunteer manager at Housing Families First. > Read more.
Dairy Queen's Blizzard sales July 27 to benefit Children's Hospital of Richmond
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Dairy Queen's 13th Annual Miracle Treat Day – Thursday, July 27 – will raise fund to benefit sick and injured children being treated at Children's Miracle Network hospitals throughout the United States. Locally, $1 or more from every Blizzard Treat sold at participating locations will be donated to the Children's Hospital of Richmond at VCU. Last year, the event raised more than $14,400 for the hospital. > Read more.
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CalendarThe Henrico Theatre Company will present the romantic comedy "She Loves Me" July 7-23 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. Georg and Amalia are two feuding clerks in a European parfumerie during the 1930s who secretly find solace in their anonymous pen pals, little knowing their respective correspondents are none other than each other. All performances are at 8 p.m. except for Sunday matinees which are at 2:30 p.m. Reservations are recommended. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for seniors (55+) and students. For details, call 501-5859 or visit http://www.henrico.us/rec. Full text


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AFTER eight years of legal battles, the High Court has given outline permission to build 650 houses at Germany beck Fulford (The Press, February 24).
Maybe builders Persimmon Homes and also City of York Councillors will get advice how to build some houses on stilts.
For no matter what they do, with land concreted over it will cause more flooding than there is now, so naturally homes will be in danger. I hope prospective buyers are informed of this.
Maureen Robinson, Broadway, York.
• FOR many decades Fordlands Road and the A19 in Fulford have been in desperate need of being raised to combat the frequently occurring flooding problems.
I ask City of York Council why it takes the building of 600-plus houses before the problem is to be addressed.
Can they assure the council taxpayers of York that they are not waiting perhaps for Persimmon Homes to foot the bill for the road alterations to save the council spending the money?
I suggest the council pays for the existing roads to be raised and cancels the ludicrous house building project.
Paul Bowes, Cherrywood Crescent, Fulford, York.
• I WAS woken at 7am to the sound of developers cutting down the hedgerow behind us, to make way for "the soon to be laid" road leading from A19 into Germany Beck.
I am concerned that this is a sign of things to come. I am against the development, mostly due to the fact that the site of the Battle of Fulford will be lost forever, but also because of the strain it will put on our already busy infrastructure, not to mention the years of disruption it will cause.
If this development goes ahead (and I am still hopeful it can be stopped), can Persimmon assure me that my business will not be affected? After speaking to Persimmon, they told me that they should have started at 9am.
Am I going to have to fight and complain through every stage of the development? Persimmon should show local residents some consideration and keep us up to date with what is happening.
Nicky Howard, Pinfold Cottage B&B, Main Street, Fulford, York.


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SARASOTA - Authorities are investigating an incident where a toddler fell from a second story balcony.
According to authorities with the Sarasota County Fire Department, the 2-year-old fell from the balcony of the condo along Midnight Pass Road to the concrete on Tuesday around 7:30 am.
Fortunately, the child's vital signs were normal and there didn't appear to be any injuries, but the child was taken to Sarasota memorial hospital as a precaution.
Sarasota County Sheriff's Deputies on scene investigating the incident have deemed it an accident.


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Salvatore Gravano, the former mob killer who has become a major Government witness against the Mafia, told a Federal jury in Brooklyn yesterday that he had been paid about $250,000 for a best-selling book about his bloody career and hoped to earn as much as $1 million more from a possible movie deal.
The revelation came during Mr. Gravano's testimony as the star prosecution witness in the murder and racketeering trial of Vincent Gigante, who is accused of heading the powerful Genovese crime family. Mr. Gravano described Mr. Gigante as lucid and fully in control in meetings with fellow mob bosses, countering the claims of defense lawyers that he is mentally incapacitated and could not possibly have run an organized crime ring.
But it was Mr. Gravano's discussion of his earnings from the book ''Underboss,'' by Peter Maas, that riveted the spectators in United States District Court, and in particular the relatives of victims in some of the 19 murders Mr. Gravano has admitted participating in. Until yesterday, those families, who are suing Mr. Gravano for the money under the state's ''Son of Sam'' law, had been thwarted in their efforts to learn how much he has made from the book, which was published by HarperCollins.
Still unanswered at the end of the day was the question of who was actually making the payments to Mr. Gravano.
In defense cross-examination, Mr. Gravano -- testifying with obvious unhappiness about his book earnings -- said he did not have a contract with HarperCollins, but suggested that he had one with Mr. Maas or Mr. Maas's company, T.J.M. Productions.Continue reading the main story
A lawyer for Mr. Maas, Michael G. Dowd, said last night, ''Peter Maas has said that neither he nor T.J.M. has paid Salvatore Gravano any money.'' HarperCollins has said that it paid only Mr. Maas for the book.
In emphasizing the issue of profits, Mr. Gigante's lawyers presumably hope to persuade jurors that Mr. Gravano is motivated by greed and that his accounts cannot be trusted. Judge Jack B. Weinstein ordered HarperCollins yesterday to give the defense documents about the book contract, and he had some harsh words for the publishing house, which is owned by Rupert Murdoch.
Rejecting the company's argument that the documents are ''proprietary and confidential,'' Judge Weinstein said that when ''publishing companies wish to profit commercially from the names and works of notorious criminals, they cannot expect to be treated as scholarly literati.''
''When they've immersed themselves in the seamy side of commerce and criminal law, they have to expect to be parties to suits of this type,'' he said.
Rosanne Massa, the sister of one Gravano victim, said afterward: ''We always knew he had a deal. He finally fessed up.'' Her brother, Michael DeBatt, was slain in 1987.
Members of the public lined up outside the packed courtroom for a chance to hear Mr. Gravano, 52, who is known as Sammy the Bull, testify about his career as Mafia gangster, Government witness and subject of a popular book.
Those who got in saw Mr. Gigante, 69, behaving as he had throughout the nearly three-week-long trial: sometimes gazing without expression at the witness, and at other times moving his lips continuously as if in silent conversation with himself.
Mr. Gigante is accused of conspiring in seven gangland murders in the early 1980's and unsuccessfully plotting several more, including that of John Gotti, the boss of the rival Gambino crime family. It was as underboss to Mr. Gotti that Mr. Gravano saw Mr. Gigante at a meeting of some of the city's Mafia bosses in 1988, the witness testified.
''Do you see the man who represented the Genovese family at that meeting?'' asked a prosecutor, Andrew Weissmann.
''Yes,'' Mr. Gravano said, nodding toward the defense table. ''He's the second man from the left.'' Mr. Gigante -- sitting in a wheelchair because of his heart ailment, his family says -- looked at Mr. Gravano blankly.
''Do you recall what he was wearing at that meeting?'' Mr. Weissmann asked.
''Pajamas, slippers and a robe,'' Mr. Gravano said.
Mr. Gigante has long been known for wearing such attire in public. Law enforcement officials say he has dressed this way on the street and in mob meetings as part of his ''crazy act.'' But Mr. Gravano described him as fully in command, briskly discussing disputes over such issues as whether the Colombo family should have its seat restored on the commission or whether certain new members of the Lucchese family should be recognized as Mafia soldiers by the other families.
''Did you believe Vincent Gigante was of unsound mind when you went to the commission meeting?'' Mr. Weissmann asked Mr. Gravano.
''No,'' the witness said.
Mr. Gravano said that Mr. Gigante had warned at another meeting that it was risky for the bosses to be discussing specific rackets. ''We'd wind up putting everybody in prison,'' he quoted Mr. Gigante as saying.
Mr. Gravano provided no direct evidence tying Mr. Gigante to the specific murders and murder plots he is charged with. But he suggested that Mr. Gigante must have known of the failed plot against Mr. Gotti. One of those convicted of conspiring in that plot was Louis (Bobby) Manna, who prosecutors say was the consigliere -- or No. 3 man -- in the Genovese family under Mr. Gigante.
''Was there any way the consigliere of a family could plot to kill the boss of another family without the permission of the boss of his own family?'' Mr. Weissmann asked.
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Got some new interior in the last couple weeks, pretty happy with it. Not so much with the company, the people that did it were terrible, had to take 4 different pieces back 3 different times. got the back seat peices in yesterday and realized that they forgot the top piping and there is a huge gap....so back to the shop we go. They are going to love me!!! But hey I paid them to do a job right!! They said the wrinkles will come out with the heat and sun...we will see
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To me the answer to your question would depend on what you mean "stay in the baby's system." If you mean how long the baby will test positive for cocaine and put the mother at legal risk, then the answer is 7-10 days. If you mean how long effects of her cocaine abuse will stay with the baby, they can last forever and include physical deformities, low birth weight, mental retardation, and many other maladies the child will have for the rest of its life....or it could die in utero, or of SIDS soon after birth.


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(On whether the injury is on the left foot, not the right one he had injured previously)
--"Yes it is the other foot."
(On how to get your team to not take ASU's bait)
--"Yeah we've worked hard on it all week out here and with our service teams. Late hits and blocks in the back and stuff and not retaliating. We've shown them a number of clips on film of them doing that so that's one thing but when it gets loud and hot and everything going on with the game in a national game like this, we got to do our best to keep our composure."
(On how the heat will impact Kiffin's rotation)
--"We're going to have to rotate, regardless of the heat we started doing that more anyway last week and it helped us. And we're going to really have to do it this week and watch the usage of guys on special teams and offense and defense."
(On a theme this week for Kiffin's players)
--"Well it's really about going on the road this week and what that means, how focused you have to be because there's so many distractions once you get to the game and really focusing on their own assignments and playing really well and being very disciplined."
(On the number for the traveling squad)
--"Yeah I think we're bringing 70 [players]."
(On whether Abe Markowitz needs surgery)
--"Yes he'll have surgery next week.
(On what stands out to Kiffin about Vontaze Burfict)
--"Dominant, physical player. You have to know where he is at all times. When he turns it on, he just can take over a game and really has great ability, as I said earlier this week, I can't imagine anyone not grading him a high first-round pick."
(On what about ASU's stadium makes it tough to play in versus other road trips)
--"It's a long walk to the locker room, I remember that. I mean it's just a classic, loud place where the student section and heat and the night game just all goes together. We're going to have to have great focus."
(On what Kiffin's message has been to the young players taking their first road trip)
--"Just no distractions, being extremely focused on what we're going to do. It isn't about anything else, except going in and playing well and getting the win, regardless of how that happens we got to win the game and then get out of here and get back. These aren't vacations, they're not fun. One thing that we go for. The whole [focus for] 48 hours starting now to the game is about winning."
(On whether there is a way to attack Burfict)
--"Not really. Because he's unique. He's 245 pounds at least, so when you go at him, he can out-physical you and knock you right back and so usually those guys go sideline to sideline but he runs as well as a 210-pounder so not really good answers why they've really shut some people down, some good people down. About this time last year, Oregon went in there, that defense had to go back on the field after seven turnovers and just kept playing in a very hot game and kept giving Oregon a hard time. This is a very, very good talented defense led by him."
(On whether Lamar Dawson will make the trip to ASU)
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This recipe comes from my Mom - I don't know where she got it, but I've been making it for 35 years - it's quick, easy and delicious!! A nice change from brownies.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups firmly packed fine graham cracker crumbs (about 24 graham crackers)
- 1 (6 ounce) package semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1⁄2 cup coarsely chopped nuts
- 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
Directions See How It's Made
- Mix together graham cracker crumbs, chocolate chips and nuts.
- Blend in condensed milk.
- Pour into an 8x8x2" pan which has been greased and bottom lined with waxed paper and greased again.
- Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven for about 30 minutes or until the top is a golden brown.
- Remove from pan immediately to a wire rack, and remove the waxed paper.
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Salt Lake City police say a car-stealing couple's drive in their new ride was short-lived and ended with both of them behind bars.
The car was reported stolen early Sunday, but was spotted a few hours later by friends of the owner. They began to follow the vehicle and called 911 about 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
Salt Lake City officers responded, located the stolen car near 1300 West and 600 North, pulled it over and arrested a 22-year-old woman and a 24-year-old man.
The woman was booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on suspicion of possession of a stolen vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of stolen property. Her male companion was booked on suspicion of possession of stolen property and obstruction of justice.
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Groan: having re-read this I think the answer is obvious but I feel a bit unsure.
I've got a parent table and a child table.
foreign key constraints are set up correctly I think, using ON DELETE RESTRICT.
I want to deletion from the parent table to be possible only, if the are no related child records.
should my delete statement simply rely on the constraint to decide if deletion is to be effected or should I join on the child table and make sure there are no matching records? (Then, if there is none, perform the deletion)
FK delete restriction is default behavior... just ensure that your FKs are properly defined and that you're using InnoDB for your engine (the default MyISAM driver doesn't properly implement FK relationships).
CREATE TABLE parent_table (
id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
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id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
parent_id INT NOT NULL,
name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
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"Jason McManus" <mcmanus(dot)jason(at)gmail(dot)com> writes: > I am in the process of converting a couple of major sites from MySQL 5.0.22 > to PostgreSQL 8.1.4, and I thought I would share some of my observations on > this process and the two database systems in general. Nice notes! I see only one small error: > * Pg's default character set (in 8.1.4) is UTF8. I don't believe there is any fixed "default character set". Each installation will have a default locale and encoding, but these depend on the locale under which initdb was run. From the above comment I surmise that you initdb'd under some UTF8-using locale ... > Thank you, and I hope that these notes prove helpful to others! Perhaps they should go on the project website somewhere? regards, tom lane
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Or the receiver leaping in gyration to catch a poorly thrown ball that defies all bounds of athleticism.
Among the giants of fantasy, athleticism, and history, is there any room for the every day hero?
The athleticism is astounding, and the kids' dedication--obsession?
He considers the beauty of athleticism and wonders if it is proof of the existence of some divinity.
But he was not athletic, at a time and a place when athleticism among young men was the coin of the realm.
Fishing was Gus's ideal of athleticism; the exercise was gentle, and you sometimes had half a dozen perch for your trouble.
athleticism is as jealous an accomplishment as any art you would acquire.
Nineteenth-century master launches an attack on out-moded Scottish marital laws and Victorian cult of athleticism.
athleticism takes up time and cripples a man in his competitive examinations, and in business.
athleticism in England is an asceticism, as much as the monastic rules.
1630s (athletical is from 1590s), "pertaining to an athlete," from Latin athleticus, from Greek athletikos, from athletes (see athlete). Meaning "strong of body; vigorous; lusty; robust" [Johnson, who spells it athletick] is from 1650s.


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The band are based in Edinburgh but regularly play throughout Scotland and the rest of the UK.
SOS Secret Opera Singers are an exciting company providing International Opera and Music Theatre Stars masquerading as characters or guests at your Corporate Event, Wedding or Private Party.
Imagine your guests' reaction when a waiter, security guard, chef, or even a guest from one of the tables suddenly gets up and performs with aplomb for his or her stunned audience. Soon the other entertainers join in to wow the audience with a mix of stunning vocals and humour, culminating in a fantastic finale which will leave your guests amazed and buzzing for the rest of the event.
"Just a brief note to say how much I enjoyed your gig at my niece's wedding on Saturday in Peebles. I have been an actor for over 40 years with companies like the RSC, The National and in over 20 West End shows, but your spot was one of the finest pieces of theatre I've seen in many years. It had everything - narrative, characterisation, improvisation, surprise and above all two brilliant performances from two hugely gifted performers. This was entertainment of the highest quality, thank you so much!"
Best wishes, Malcolm Rennie
"OMG to say the waiters went down a storm was understatement of the year!!!
Its the talk of the north east!
Can`t thank them enough-was hilarious and so entertaining-the singing was beautiful-men in tears-so glad I went for it!!!
Thanks again!"
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"Now that we are back from honeymoon I wanted to drop you a note to say how fantastic you and your team were at our wedding. We have had nothing but positive feedback from our guests.....the business people who were there have said that SOS were the best singing waiters that they have seen.......you really made our day very special for us and I am very appreciative of the distance you travelled to be with us."
Claire Smith
"Dear Valentino (Gordon),
Wow - what a wonderful performance - truly FABULOUS. Ronald had a ball and all the guests were totally blown away. Pretending to be a waiter then suddenly bursting forth with your gifted and talented voice, then the 'chef' adding to it all - oh wow. Worth every penny we could have all listened to you all night long. Our guests have not stopped raving about your act.
Ronald has had a birthday to remember as have all his guests and we cannot praise you enough - there are no words to describe what magnificent entertainment you do - it is so unique.
Many thanks again to you and the 'chef'."
Kindest regards
Christine Shand.
Songs for the regular act would be taken from the following list, but they will always try to incorporate any special requests...
La Donna e Mobile (Pavarotti)
500 miles (The Proclaimers)
O Sole Mio (Pavarotti)
I Could Have Danced All Night
Tonight Tonight (from West side Story)
Nella Fantasia (From The Mission)
I Dreamed A Dream (From Les Miserables)
Nessun Dorma (Pavarotti World Cup song)
Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You (Andy Williams)
That's Amore (Dean Martin)
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