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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 4:33 pm
Post subject: 2 rounder with one new trade
Round 1
1. Miami J. Thomas o.t.
2. Detroit B. Quinn q.b.
3. Ariz. to G. Bay for 07 1st and 2nd and 08 2nd A Peterson r.b.
4. Oakland C. Johnson w.r
5. Tenn. G. Adams d.e.
6. Cle. J. Gaithers o.t.
7. Wash. L. Hall cb
8. Buff. B. Brohm q.b.
9. G. Bay to Ariz. L. Landry s
10. Texans A. Branch d.t.
11. Niners D. Jarret w.r.
12. T. Bay T. Ginn w.r.
13. Pitt. P. Pozluszny l.b.
14. K. C. F. Okom d.t.
15. Jax. S. Baker o.t.
16. Dal. J. Blalock o.l.
17. Phil. P.Willis l.b.
18. Car. Q. Moses d.e.
19. N.Y.J. M. Lynch r.b.
20. St.Louis M. Griffin s
21. S.D. J. Samardzija w.r.
22.Minn. B. Davis l.b.
23. Balt. A. Cason c.b.
24. Atl. Q. Pitcock d.t.
25. N.Y.G. K. Irons r.b.
26. Cin. L. Jackson d.e.
27. Sea. to N. E. B. Siler l. b.
28. N.E. S. Rice w.r.
29. N.O. M. Thomas d.t.
30. Denv. J. Hill w.r.
31. Ind. L. Woodley l.b.
32. Chi. Z. Miller t.e.
Round 2
33. Mia. L. Brown o.l.
34. Det V. Abiamari d.e.
35. Ariz. J. Long o.t.
36. Oak. J.Staley o.t.
37. Tenn. M.McCauley c.b.
38. Cle. M. Bush r.b.
39. Wash. to N.Y.J. J. Beekman o.g.
40. Buff. G. Olson t.e.
41. G.Bay to Ariz. K.Young c
42. Texans A. Sears o.l.
43. Niners R. Alexander l.b.
44. T.Bay D. Free o.t.
45. Pitt. B. Leanard r.b.
46. K.C. T. Smith q.b.
47. Jax. A. Carriker d.e.
48. Dal. R. Harris o.t.
49. Phil. E. Weddle s
50. Car. A. Rouse s
51. N.Y.J. A. Okoye d.t.
52. St.Louis E. Everett l.b.
53. S. D. Xavier Adib l.b.
54. Minn. D. Baker w.r.
55. Balt. L. Holmes d.e.
56. Atl. D. Datish c
57. N.Y.G. D. Hughes c.b.
58. Cin. J. Harrel d.t.
59. Sea. M. Ramirez o.g.
60. N.E. T. Zbikowski s
61. N.O. H. B. Blades l.b.
62. Denv. B. Meriweather s
63. Ind. to T. Bay F. Bennet c. b.
64. Chi. S. Satele o.g.
appreciate constructive advice. tell me who you like better if you don't like a certain pick. thanks in advance and i hope you enjoy.
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 4:41 pm
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Decent Bengals mock, though I would MUCH rather have Abiamiri than Lawrence Jackson in the first round. Abiamiri is having a fantastic year whereas Jackson has only been average IMO. GREAT choice of Justin Harrell in the second. I really like him.
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 4:42 pm
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sorry I hate your format.
Oh and I dont think miami would go for Thomas at #1, we would prbly go for CJ or a QB
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 5:27 pm
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GB gave too much for that pick, I say no deal.
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 6:32 pm
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mrpotamus wrote:
Decent Bengals mock, though I would MUCH rather have Abiamiri than Lawrence Jackson in the first round. Abiamiri is having a fantastic year whereas Jackson has only been average IMO. GREAT choice of Justin Harrell in the second. I really like him.
Jackson isen't that bad hes being used as a contain DE so the LB's can make the plays...I don't see him entering the draft though with low numbers
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 6:34 pm
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pretty good rams selections.
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Location: Michigan
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 6:59 pm
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Calvin Johnson over Quinn. Reminds me too much of Joey Harrington. Johson will be a probowler after his second season
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Location: Austinburg, OH
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:03 pm
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Since you and I are both browns fans, you know i'm gonna love those picks!
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:14 pm
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BOOO!!!! DE in RD 1 WHAT???? are you thinking... our dline is the best part of our defence and we have an amazing backup in AL wallace!!! And A. ROUSE (i dnt like him) he's a trouble maker and is stupid... some of the late hits he has had this year have just been STUPID and in the 1st round get griffin or davis (both filll big needs)
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Location: NJ
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:15 pm
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thats a great giants draft, but im still not sold we are going to draft a back our staff loves jacobs and micheal turners name has been floating around with a trade to us.
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Posts: 9435
Location: Cincinnati
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 7:17 pm
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Wow! That could be a perfect Cardinals draft! Landry, Long, and Young............sweet. Nice job.
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Location: California
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 8:25 pm
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Go defense for 49ers in the first.
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 8:33 pm
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ninerminer49 wrote:
Go defense for 49ers in the first.
I second that
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 9:30 pm
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Great choices for the Titans.
Gaines Adams would help provide another playmaker opposite Kyle Vanden Bosch, and McCauley sure would help out our secondary by putting another playmaker in the backfield along with Pacman Jones.
They say that a Griffin is always in beast mode, I didn't realize what that meant until I heard the crack of bone and was eating turf for lunch.
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Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2006 9:44 pm
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With Lepsis tearing his ACL Brown could be a possiblility in the first. Merriweather in the 2nd is a gem my friend.
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The international diplomacy to try and resolve the crisis in Syria is entering a new and complex phase. Over the next few weeks, the main focus will be on attempts by the US and Russia to convene a peace conference in early June that brings together representatives of the regime of Bashar al-Assad, president, and the Syrian opposition. Whether this conference can achieve anything – indeed, whether it will even take place – is hard to tell. As President Obama said when meeting David Cameron, British prime minister, this week: "I'm not promising that [the peace conference] is going to be successful. It's going to be challenging, but it's worth the effort."
Despite that effort, the UK and France are not giving up on an altogether different diplomatic push. Both want to open the way for the transfer of weapons by EU states to the moderate rebels fighting the Syrian regime. Britain has committed itself to providing the opposition with armoured vehicles, body armour and power generators. But Mr Cameron said this week that he now wants "more flexibility" to support the rebels.
The UK and France are therefore committed to trying to get the EU arms embargo on Syria amended at the end of this month so that weapons can at some later stage be transferred to the Syrian opposition. The difficulty is the huge opposition within the EU to any amendment that allows weapons to be transferred to Assad's opponents. Read more

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Long Beach's Elvin Estela is moderately famous for being Nobodythe nom de musique under which he's released four albums (and a remix collection) of celestial soul-jazz-inflected hip-hop and honey-filtered psych pop. And now Estela has added yet another facet to his bejeweled musical output: Blank Blue. A collaboration between Estela and fellow Fingerprints Records employee and vocalist Niki Randa (along with a loose cast of friends including drummer Andres Renteria), Blank Blue expand Nobody's exploration of the underground '60s psychedelia of bands in which electronic experimentation factored as heavily as baroque melody. Blank Blue are still in their early developmental stages, but the songs they've finished so far possess a dreamy, baroque lushnessand a subtle funkiness. So, what's Blank Blue's debut going to sound like? "So far, every song is pretty distinct from one another," Estela says. "Some are really slow and murky, some are bright and beat-heavy. My friend Bill said it sounds like a sizzling sun. That made me happy. . . . It's the juxtaposition that keeps me going."
She's played the bad: the alcohol-guzzling hellion Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.She's played the good: the idealistic Helen Gahagan Douglas chopped into so much political mincemeat by an embryonic Tricky Dick in But Not for Me.But whether playing the whore or the saint, the accuser or accused, the victim or victimizer, Gehringer brings a grace, class and poise to her myriad characters that few actors can match. Gehringer, who lives in Laguna Beach, has been nominated for more OC Weekly Theater Awards than anyone, and she is one of the few two-time winners. She won in 1998 for Good as Newand in 2005 for perhaps her most stunning performance to date: SCR's Retreat From Moscow,in which she eloquently, acerbically and quite amusingly showed that even hectoring battle-axes are people, too. Oh, and consider this: Her great-uncle is Charlie Gehringer. Yes, that's right: Charlie Fucking Gehringer! You know? Major League Baseball Hall of Famer? Tried out for Ty Cobb? Suited up against Babe Ruth and alongside Hank Greenberg and Goose Goslin? Dominated the 1934 World Series in a losing effort? Probably could have found a cure for polio if he hadn't been so busy perfecting the sacrifice bunt?
They may not get the living wages, the multigrain bagels or cases of Perrier like those privileged souls who perform on the county's few professional stages, but actors who exercise their craft on the county's storefront- and community-theater boards work just as hardand some of them are just as talented. Case in point: Mr. Fraley. There's no other actor, union or otherwise, who's more versatile or watchable. The guy has created some of the most memorable performances in the history of Orange County's most continually interesting theater company, Rude Guerrilla. How versatile? He's played a gay Christ-like figure in Corpus Christi, and he's played Satan himself in The History of the Devil.But whether playing larger-than-life leading roles, Andy Warhol drag queens (Candy and Dorothy), psychotic medical experimenters (Cleansed),or leaders of ill-fated expeditions to the North Pole (Terra Nova),Fraley somehow manages to make all his characters achingly real. As sick, twisted, holy or profane as the role may be, Fraley imbues it with a convincing air of honesty, compassion and moral questioning.
Anaheim quartet the WillowzRichie James Follin (vocals/guitar), Loren Humphrey (drums), Jessica Reynoza (bass/vocals) and Aric Bohn (guitar/vocals)formed in 2002 and shortly thereafter had a couple of their tunes on the soundtrack to director Michel Gondry's Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Science of Sleep. Rolling Stone and Spin are on their jock, too, but don't hold that against the Willowz. Heady accomplishments and kudos for such a young band, but the Willowz haven't let that inflate their egos or force them to bland out. Instead, they've rampaged back with Chautauqua (Dim Mak), a brash refinement of the slashing, tuneful garage rock of 2004's Are Coming and 2005's Talk in Circles. The Willowz understandably draw a lot of White Stripes comparisons: Both groups embrace rock's pre-Summer of Love innocence and bare-bones raucousness while showing respect for its blues and R&B progenitors. Follin's vocals resemble Jack White's, but the former's are even higher and more dynamic than the ex-Detroit star's; that could be down to the Willowz's habit of having Reynoza sing in unison with or slightly behind Follin's lines. Together, they cohere into that sexy snarl Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema mastered so well in Royal Trux. Thankfully, Humphrey is a better drummer than Meg White. In their earlier days, the Willowz busted a lot of familiar garage-rock moves, but did so with brash panache. The Willowz retain vestigial traces of that m.o., but they've clearly progressed, and in the process, they've positioned themselves as a unit destined to have a long, fruitful careerespecially if Michel Gondry keeps making movies.
Cypress thrash-metal marauders Hirax have been inducing tinnitus and whiplash among their tenacious fans since 1984 (the whiplash results as much from the furious headbanging Hirax's music inspires as it does from watching the revolving-door membership of the band over the past 23 years). Led by one of the few African-Americans in the genre, vocalist Katon W. De Pena, Hirax follow in the bombastic, speed-demonic tradition of groups like Slayer, Metallica and Exodus. The current lineup includes De Pena, Lance Harrison (guitar), Glenn Rogers (guitar), Steve Harrison (bass) and Fabricio Ravelli (drums). By the time you reach the end of this piece, that lineup could be outdated. Thick, thunderous and thwift, Hirax's music pummels and roils with apocalyptic intensity. Guitar solos scald and ululate like banshees, the bass is a perpetual blue-whale belch, the drums maniacally gallop and tattoo your ears like punch presses, and the vocals sound like the hoarse shouts of AC/DC's Bon Scott, if he'd eaten more raw meat during his tragically short, loud life. In this style of music, nearly every song strives to be a sonic facsimile of Armageddon. Hirax's versions of End Times just happen to be more convincing than most bands'. What's more, they record for Black Devil Records. Mercy!
Headed by brothers Alex and Rick Golson with David Scaglione and Cynthia Corley for more years than can actually be counted on two hands, all you need to do is simply plunk down the requisite unit fee, take the class and become totally immersed in the wonderful, back-breaking world of theater. Build a set with your bare hands and scavenged wood (plus a power tool or two)! Hang and gel lighting instruments! Direct a playyour choice! Edit sound! Learn how to operate a light or sound board! Costume actors in colorful retro clothing! Re-use props that have been part of hundreds of productions! Be privy to the myriad uses of flat black paint! Intimately understand the intricacies of running a snack bar! The Golsons and co. maintain just enough control to make things happen, but they allow their students to pass or fail on their own terms. Take the class enough times, and you'll know all you need to know to run a theater (Hunger Artists and Rude Guerrilla got their starts there).


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Agricultural scientists at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev are introducing a new technique that will enable melons to be grown in winter for export.
The new system is based on the theory that what is good for humans should help the growth of the fruit and thereby bring in high prices in Europe.
Israeli cantaloupe and honeydew melons sell for premium out-of-season prices at the best hotels and gourmet restaurants in Europe.
Professor Dov Pasternak of Ben-Gurion's Institute for Agriculture and Applied Biology said at a news conference Sunday that the technique uses "passive solar energy" and "solar blankets."
Solar energy would reduce the cost of heating, thereby bringing down the price of the melons.
The method of "solar blankets" uses plastic pipes full of water heated by solar energy by day.
At night, a "thermal blanket" of plastic sheeting is placed over the crop, preventing the heat from dissipating, and keeping the inside temperature about 13 degrees Fahrenheit above the outside temperature.
Pasternak called the idea "simple. People wrap themselves in blankets during the winter to preserve their body heat. We use a thermal blanket to warm up the plants.
"We have joined the principles of passive solar energy and hothouse faming," he said.
The JTA Daily News Bulletin will not be published Monday, Jan. 18, in observance of the Martin Luther King Day national holiday.


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Mary Black School of Nursing master's program approved for fall 2014 start
Beginning in the fall 2014 semester, the Mary Black School of Nursing at the University of South Carolina Upstate will offer a master of science degree in nursing with a concentration for a clinical nurse leader (CNL).
USC Upstate's Mary Black School of Nursing is one of only two universities in South Carolina offering this master's degree program for CNL. The CNL is an emerging nursing role developed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing designed to improve the quality of patient care and prepare nurses with the competencies needed to thrive in the current and future healthcare system.
"Our reputation at USC Upstate as an excellent nursing school at the baccalaureate level will be greatly enhanced with the addition of the advanced degree," noted Dr. Katharine Gibb, interim dean of the Mary Black School of Nursing. "The current programs in South Carolina offering a master's degree focus on the nurse practitioner or nurse educator roles. We will now be able to attract those students wishing to advance their careers and contribute to improving the healthcare of our community and beyond."
The master's of nursing in clinical nurse leader is a natural and logical "next step" for the Mary Black School of Nursing, according to Dr. Charles F. Harrington, senior vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at USC Upstate.
"Given our commitment to excellence in healthcare education and to addressing regional nursing workforce needs, this degree program will permit the University to extend its reach into graduate nursing education," he said. "The program will also allow us to continue to attract and retain the very best and brightest nursing faculty."
The CNL oversees the lateral integration of care for a distinct group of patients and may actively provide direct patient care in complex situations. She or he puts evidence-based practice into action to ensure that patients benefit from the latest innovations in care delivery, emphasized Gibb.
Classes will commence in August 2014. All didactic content will be delivered online. Qualified applicants must possess the Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree (BSN) and an active license as a registered nurse (RN) in any of the compact nursing states for licensure.
"By offering the didactic portion online, students have the freedom and flexibility to remain in their communities and attend classes while continuing to work and be with their families," said Gibb. "We anticipate applicants from the Upstate primarily because of our reputation, but we also expect applicants from throughout the state and beyond because we will not have the geographic or time limitations of a fixed schedule in a classroom."
Projected enrollment in the first year is 18 RN students with anticipated graduation in two years with full-time participation and three years with part-time participation. Clinical practicums are in the last three semesters and can typically be completed at the student's local hospitals. Upon completion of the program, graduates must pass the CNL certification examination which is based upon a national standard of requisite knowledge and experiences.
"The addition of the MSN in CNL is a perfect complement to the incredible work and vision of the Mary Black School of Nursing," said Harrington. "Because this degree program focuses on clinicians, it will directly contribute to building the foundation of excellence that has come to typify nursing and healthcare in the Upstate.
Applications will be available in Spring 2014 on the USC Upstate website, www.uscupstate.edu/academics/nursing. For more information, contact Margaret Hindman, director of graduate studies in nursing, at 864-503-5454 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Claire Danes & Hugh Dancy: From Evening Wear to Wedding Apparel
More love on the set!
Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy are tying the knot, according to People.com.
The actors met while filming Evening, a drama filmed in Rhode Idland costarring Meryl Streep, Patrick Wilson and Toni Collette, in 2007.
Inseparable since, the news comes as no surprise. The gorgeous pair have been smitten for sometime, most recently fawning over each other at SAG Award festivities.
Dancy next appears as the heart-throb love interest in Confessions of a Shopaholic opposite Isla Fisher. No date has been set for the wedding.


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At Macau today, Marko Asmer set the standard for the others to beat, claiming provisional pole for Hitech Racing just ahead of hotly tipped favourite Romain Grosjean (ASM F3). Yelmer Buurman and Sebastian Buemi made up the top 4, with Esteban ...
At Macau today, Marko Asmer set the standard for the others to beat, claiming provisional pole for Hitech Racing just ahead of hotly tipped favourite Romain Grosjean (ASM F3). Yelmer Buurman and Sebastian Buemi made up the top 4, with Esteban Guerrieri just behind them. There is a second session still to come, so obviously this could be subject to change.
The World Touring Car Championship runners should have been out today but are currently missing in action - or at least in Beijing, which was where most of their tyres and tools were last seen when they should have been loaded on a boat for onward shipping to Macau - so the weekend schedule has had to be reshuffled slightly. The only effect on the Polytec Formula Three Grand Prix of Macau (the 25th F3 race here) is that the second qualifying session will start 15 minutes later than originally scheduled tomorrow, which means we all get a bit of a lie in.
The charge on to the Macanese streets was led by Bruno Senna (Raikkonen Robertson Racing), returning to the formula after a year of GP2, at the invitation of the Macau Grand Prix Committee, who wanted the Brazilian here because it's 25 years since his uncle, Ayrton, won the inaugural race around these very same streets. Given their position in the pit lane, it was no surprise that he took his team-mates, Stephen Jelley, Jonathan Kennard and Sebastien Buemi with him. In fact he was immediately joined out there by all the other 29 runners, with the exception of Sam Bird (Carlin Motorsport), after the pocket-sized Rookie of the Year in the British F3 series slammed into the Armco during the morning's untimed session. Basically, he reckoned he'd outbraked himself in the run down to Lisboa, and the resulting contact with the barriers took several corners off his Dallara. The team was still working feverishly to fix it as the session got underway. At least he now knew that the outside line there was very slippery. He wasn't' the only one in trouble in the morning session, though he was the one who sustained the worst damage. Jelley had an off of his own, and bounced back into the path of the 2007 Euro Series champion, Romain Grosjean (ASM F3), meaning both cars were in need of a lot of work, and Walter Grubmuller (Hitech Racing) forgot which gears he was supposed to be using when he couldn't remember where he was on the circuit, and crashed out on his first flying lap. They all had quite a bit of catching up to do. At least the Austrian now thought the track was "cool" as opposed to seeming to be scared stiff of the place.
On the newly resurfaced track the first real time came from Buemi, who was marginally faster than Nico Hulkenberg (ASM F3) at the end of the first batch of flying laps. Needless to say, they all shuffled round shortly afterwards, with Roberto Streit (Prema Powerteam), getting ahead, from Yelmer Buurman (Manor Motorsport). However, the times were still relatively slow, in the 2 minutes 18 seconds bracket, which meant there was far more to come from most of the drivers.
Atte Mustonen, racing for Signature-Plus this weekend instead of Double R (Senna has his car) was an early casualty, coming in with his tyre walls nicely redecorated with paint from the barriers, and presumably matching suspension damage, which meant he would spend most of the session in the pits when he should have been out getting to grips with the circuit. Possibly digging holes in snow (he's in the middle of six months of compulsory military service back in Finland) might not have seemed too bad an option at this point! He wasn't the only early pit visitor (though he stayed longer than most). Franck Mailleux (Manor Motorsport) was in for a tweak or two, while the world briefly turned Double R, with Buemi, Kennard and Jelley heading up the order. That didn't last long either, but after the pounding the British series runners took at the Masters this year, it was reassuring.
Kamui Kobayashi (ASM F3) was now into the 2.15s, while Marko Asmer (Hitech Racing), looking coolly confident this time out, was 2nd. He was pushed back down by Streit, back for his third run at this race, while Kodai Tsukakoshi in another of the Manor Motorsport cars was 4th. Bird finally got to join in, while Oliver Jarvis (Team Reckless Tom's) wrestled one of only two non-Mercedes powered cars in this race to pole, by a mere 0.003 seconds. A whole lot more shuffling followed, before it was back to Streit and Asmer swapping places, the Brazilian edging ahead only to lose out to the Estonian. That dropped Tsukakoshi back to 3rd, with Buemi 4th. With a third of the session gone, Asmer was pushing hard, increasing the pace to claim provisional pole by around half a second, though it wasn't over yet.
A further effort saw Buemi back to 2nd, with Yelmer Buurman (Manor Motorsport) just behind him, but the fact was that Asmer was hanging on to his lead and seemed utterly determined that this year he would add the Macau title to his British championship victory.
The order, with half an hour left, was, therefore, Asmer from Buemi, Buurman, Streit, Kobayashi, Hulkenberg, James Jakes (Manor Motorsport), Jelley, Jarvis and Kazuya Oshima (Team Reckless Tom's). 11th was Kennard, from Senna, Edoardo Mortara (Signature-Plus), Carlo van Dam (HBR Motorsport), Renger van der Zande (Prema Powerteam), Niall Breen (Carlin Motorsport), Brendon Hartley (Carlin Motorsport), Bird, Mailleux and Esteban Guerrieri (Signature-Plus). 21st was the first of the locals, Michael Ho (Hitech Racing), from Rodolfo Avila (HBR Motorsport), Cheong Lou Meng (Swiss Racing Team), Takuya Izawa (Fortec Motorsport), Lei Kit Meng (Carlin Motorsport), Grubmuller, Jo Merszei (Swiss Racing Team), Mustonen and Grosjean. Obviously both Mustonen and especially Grosjean would bear watching when they could get back out and get motoring.
The next thing to happen though was that Tsukakoshi shot to pole, though Streit fought back, only to have the Japanese edge ahead again a lap later. It had been a trouble-free session, which is unusual, so perhaps it was no surprise when the trouble started. It began innocuously enough, with Hulkenberg briefly clipping the tyres at Lisboa, leading to waved yellows while he sorted himself out and drove slowly back to the pits to check for damage. Around this time Asmer, who was now 3rd, came into the pits, sitting impassively while the team changed tyres and got him ready to go back out. With Jakes, Jarvis and Jelley fighting for 7th, and Buemi heading the order again, Hulkenberg made it back under his own steam. In fact it was getting quite busy in the pits as we neared the halfway mark in first qualifying. It was also becoming obvious that some people still had a lot of work to do. Senna, despite announcing that the car was superb at Pembrey, and that this is the best race in the world, was looking pretty distant at this point, just ahead of Bird in 15th, and Breen in 17th (but they're rookies so they have an excuse). The best placed rookie was Mortara just now, the Italian youngster in 7th.
Certainly Bird wasn't going to be challenging for best rookie any time soon. There was a car in the wall at Fisherman's, and it soon became apparent that it was Bird. Meanwhile, possibly in a spirit of solidarity, Senna hit the tyres at Sao Francisco, and was joined almost immediately by Izawa, after a couple of near misses from some of the other more experienced runners. It was all a bit messy, to say the least, and the officials clearly thought so too, because they hauled out the red flags and stopped the session while the mess could be cleared up. At this point the order was Buemi, from Streit, Tsukakoshi, Asmer, Buurman, Kobayashi, Mortara, Jakes, Jarvis and Jelley. 11th was Hulkenberg, from Guerrieri, Oshima, Kennard, Senna, Bird, Breen, van Dam, van der Zande and Hartley (who seemed to have too many arms in the cockpit). 21st was Izawa, from Mailleux, Ho, Grubmuller, Avila, Lei, Cheong, Merszei, Mustonen and Grosjean (who must have been wondering what he had to do to get a clear run now he was back in action).
With 18 minutes and 53 seconds left to run once they cleared the mess up, the marshals finally hung out an oil flag or two, and everyone that could went back out to play. There was a little over quarter of an hour available to them once they completed their out laps, so it looked like being pretty hectic. Buemi was still leading, and still setting the pace, being the first driver into the 13s. No one seemed likely to join him that quickly either. However, Grosjean was now on the move and was improving rapidly, initially leapfrogging into 14th from 30th and looking set to do more. Kennard also managed a big improvement to go 9th, while Oshima shot up the order to 5th, only to find Grosjean just behind him in 6th seconds later. Buurman was still pushing ahead and was back to 2nd, while a fresh effort from Asmer moved him into 3rd ahead of Jakes and Jarvis. While Avila bounced off the barriers on the way to Melco - spinning through 180 - Asmer moved back to provisional pole, this time by over half a second. It didn't seem to slow Buurman down any, the Dutchman pressing on in pursuit of the Estonian, and edging Buemi out of 2nd, while Kobayashi was now 4th.
With yellow flags in sector two things went quiet briefly, though that didn't prevent Mustonen actually managing a proper lap at last. It was only enough to move him up to 21st, but it was a definite sign of progress. Now all he had to do was use the five minute he had left to pull a good time out of the hat. At the front, Asmer still seemed to be in control, although Buurman was closing the times down, just not quite enough. Meanwhile, Grosjean was getting ever faster, and was now 4th. To further perturb the Estonian, Buurman and Buemi were both still pulling faster times from somewhere too, but they stayed 2nd and 3rd, while Tsukakoshi moved up to 5th. Elsewhere, Mustonen was still looking for improvements too, and was now 14th, which was progress so long as you didn't compare it to Grosjean's stunning pace. Meanwhile Kennard was out, another to fall victim to the walls; it was getting busy at Double R. However, all eyes were now on Grosjean, who was pushing as hard as he knows how. With a minute left, he was 2nd, but he was still 0.207 seconds off Asmer's pace. Could he do it? Only time would tell.
Asmer must have felt like a swimmer in shark-infested waters by now. He could see the fins, he just didn't know if they could quite reach him or not. As it turned out, they couldn't. When the flag dropped, Grosjean was still second, and would stay there, just behind Asmer, but ahead of Buurman (who'd also clipped the barriers) and Buemi. A late improvement from Guerrieri saw the Argentinean claim 5th place, ahead of Tsukakoshi, Kobayashi, Jakes, Streit and Jelley. Jarvis was 11th, the fastest of the two Toyota-powered cars, leading Mortara, Oshima, Hulkenberg, Breen, Mustonen, Kennard, van Dam, van Der Zande and Senna. Bird was 21st, heading up Mailleux, Hartley, Grubmuller, Izawa, Avila (the fastest of the locals), Ho, Lei and Cheong. At the moment Merszei, who was 30th - and last - has failed to make the required qualifying maxima and may be out of the race if he can't improve in tomorrow's second, and deciding, session.
Whatever happens in second qualifying Mustonen, Hulkenberg and Kobayashi will all start three places back as penalty for pit lane infringements, while Cheong has been reprimanded, presumably because he'll likely start at the back anyway if today's effort is anything to go by.


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If you travel a lot, you probably don't need hypnosis to make you drowsy. Chances are your sleep patterns are already off kilter, and you find yourself nodding off in some uncomfortable places — like the guy in the nice suit I recently saw slumped over his briefcase in a noisy gate area at Chicago's O'Hare airport. I wondered how many time zones he'd crossed that day and whether he'd be mortified to know how entertaining his snoring was to the group of giggling children seated nearby.
In a way, I envied this man. He obviously needed a nap and was getting it. I'm often too nervous to nap at the airport. I'm either scared I'll miss my flight or that I'll drool and look silly. Or else I worry that if I fall into a deep sleep, someone will make off with my carry-on.
That's why I'm glad MetroNaps is branching out. The company first opened a "power napping" center in New York's Empire State Building. Now, British Columbia's Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has installed three of the company's specially designed napping "pods."
The pods are white, ladle-shaped chairs that are partly enclosed to allow privacy without inducing claustrophobia. Headphones emit soft nature sounds to help drowsy travelers drift off to sleep. Attendants watch over the belongings of those in dreamland, who are gently awakened by soft vibrations. Post-nap peppermints and citrus-scented towelettes are provided, and nappers can arrange to have food waiting upon wake up. The cost of a catnap? About $12 for the first 20 minutes and about $4 for each additional 10 minutes.
MetroNaps plans to plant pods at other airports (and highway rest stops) around North America, but right now the company has no definite agreements to announce. In the meantime, here are some places to catch your z's at other airports:
•Empty gate areas: Not all gate areas get used all of the time. Check the monitors, find a carpeted corner and stretch out. If you're worried about someone taking your stuff, use your carry-on as a pillow or slip your arms or legs through the straps.
•Meditation rooms and chapels: Some of the quietest and loveliest spots for napping are in airport chapels and meditation rooms. Volunteers at the airport information desk can point you in the right direction.
•Baggage claim areas: As with gates, airport baggage claim areas have downtimes. Just don't fall asleep on a conveyor belt!
•Self-service business centers: Some airport self-service business centers are just banks of desks with telephones, data ports and rolling chairs. If you're lucky, you can find a cubicle with sound-absorbing walls. Put your carry-on under the desk, scoot in the chair and put your head down.
•Airline club rooms: Although they're not advertised as such, airline club rooms are often filled with tired travelers curled up on comfy chairs. If you're not a member, see if you can purchase a day pass.
•Hotels: Hotels at and near airports often offer discounted rates to travelers who just need a place to sleep for a few hours during the day. Often these day rates are set at half the regular overnight rate, but you may be able to negotiate the price. An added benefit is that the day rate usually includes access to a hotel's pool and health club facilities.
•Laptop Lane: Although Laptop Lane is really in the business of renting fully equipped private mini-offices at nine airports nationwide, some travelers admit to renting a cubicle for the sole purpose of being able to nap someplace behind a locked door. You don't have to tell the cyber-concierge that you're not actually doing work; just ask them to knock on the door when you need to wake up. Laptop Lane charges $5 for the first five minutes and 65 cents per minute after that. So a 20-minute nap in a Laptop Lane cubicle will cost about the same as 20 minutes in a MetroNap pod. For those accustomed to sleeping at their desks, this may be just the ticket.
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Harriet Baskas reviews airports for Expedia.com and is the author of Stuck at the Airport. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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What does a record producer do? It might be simpler to ask what doesn't a record producer do? In the 60 years since Sam Phillips corralled a 19-year-old truck driver named Elvis Presley in a Memphis recording studio and created rock'n'roll, record producers have captured sounds, provided ideas, created new audio techniques and calmed the most troubled of musicians (or troubled the most calm of musicians). Whether as a songwriter or a sounding board, the record producer finds the specks of magic that make a good song something special. The best producers, such as Phil Spector or Quincy Jones, are responsible for the evolutionary leaps that make popular music so thrillingly unpredictable, and those atop the profession today are under more pressure than ever before; pop stars need hit singles, while rock bands are searching for distinctiveness. You may not recognise the names of all the 10 contemporary record producers we've singled out, but you've undoubtedly heard the results of their numerous sessions. Give them three minutes and they can give you the most valuable commodity in the modern world: the unexpected.
Produced Beyonce, Jay-Z, Usher
Classic cut Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke
Starting out as one half of the writing and producing team the Neptunes, the graceful and idiosyncratic Pharrell Williams has become a brand-name producer, an entrepreneur, and a pop star in his own right - having fronted Daft Punk's Get Lucky, his solo album G I R L was released this week. The baby-faced 40-year-old, whose son is named Rocket Man, has a hip-hop-derived feel for rhythm, rendering the complex catchy, and a knack for maddeningly simple hooks that recalls Motown's 1960s productions.
Pharrell Williams plays at the Future Music Festival, Saturday, March 8, Royal Randwick Racecourse, tickets from $167.20 plus booking fee, futuremusicfestival.com.au.
Produced Amy Winehouse, Paul McCartney, Adele
Classic cut Rehab by Amy Winehouse
The London-born Ronson has dabbled in styles, both as a producer and musician, but what unites his work is a knack for repurposing the past without suggesting nostalgia. Amy Winehouse's 2006 album Back to Black, a Ronson co-production which has sold more than 20 million copies worldwide, takes in the history of R&B and recasts it in unlikely ways via the singer's eccentric line readings and the sweet punch of the arrangements. Last year he was sought out by Paul McCartney, who wanted something different, and got it.
Produced Britney Spears, Katy Perry, Pink
Classic cut Since U Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson
If you have listened to 2Day-FM for more than 30 minutes this century you've heard a song produced by Max Martin. The Swedish hit-maker, who got his start with Ace of Bass two decades ago before graduating to Backstreet Boys and Britney Spears' signature teenage hits, is a ubiquitous figure in modern pop music. Pulling together keyboard pop, close to cheesy Euro club sounds and a knack for a chorus that conquers, Martin and his collaborators suggest a bountiful production line.
Katy Perry plays at Allphones Arena, Homebush, November 21 and 22. Tickets from $159.90, ticketek.com.au.
Produced Pink, Christina Aguilera, Dixie Chicks
Classic cut Get the Party Started by Pink
A producer who distinguishes herself by often forming a close songwriting bond with the artists she oversees, often allowing them to discover themselves as artists, Linda Perry has enjoyed enough success to obliterate her beginnings as the frontwoman for MTV-friendly boho band 4 Non Blondes (remember 1993's What's Up? If not, congratulations). Instead of a recognisable sound, the American songwriter and producer adapts to the demands of her clients, which helps when you're behind the desk for Courtney Love and Kelly Osbourne.
Produced Gorillaz, Black Keys, Gnarls Barkley
Classic cut Crazy by Gnarls Barkley
Brian Burton's breakthrough album was never officially available: 2004's The Grey Album was a mash-up of Jay-Z vocals from The Black Album and Beatles samples from The White Album; it turned heads and generated many billable hours for lawyers. Subsequent gigs saw him working with Damon Albarn on Gorillaz and hooking up with eccentric vocalist CeeLo Green for Gnarls Barkley, an update of classic soul sounds that managed to retain vintage authenticity amidst the most demanding of studio manipulation to produce glorious pop tunes. He also reinvented the Black Keys with 2010's Brothers and 2011's El Camino.
Produced Radiohead, Beck, Air
Classic cut Paranoid Android by Radiohead
So closely aligned with Radiohead that he's sometimes referred to as the group's unofficial sixth member, Nigel Godrich put the art rock back into alternative music, helping to create soundscapes that are dense and now sinuously atmospheric; if Radiohead are one of the most influential bands of the last 20 years, moving from dystopian rock to electronic labyrinths, then Godrich is easily one of the most influential producers. Although he didn't click with the Strokes, walking away from their second album, his work is widely valued and often imitated.
Produced Beastie Boys, Johnny Cash, Eminem
Classic cut Walk This Way by Run DMC
Now sporting the finest beard in popular music, Rick Rubin was a white college kid from the outer boroughs of New York who helped define hip-hop as we now know it in the mid-1980s with his seminal early Def Jam production work for LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys. Having worked with everyone from Metallica to Mick Jagger, Rubin is the horse whisperer of record producers, sometimes coaxing ideas from artists by posing them a challenge and then leaving the studio for the day while they solve it.
Produced Rihanna, 2 Chainz, Ciara
Classic cut We Can't Stop by Miley Cyrus
A 24-year-old hip-hop producer from Atlanta who has risen to prominence in the last few years, Mike Will Made It, has brought a hazy, hallucinatory quality back to pop music by adapting the often hermetic techniques of southern hip-hop into mainstream releases. His most prominent mainstream success has been with Miley Cyrus, who combined her tongue with his sounds to finish off her Disney tween star past. His productions often manipulate drum samples and the bassline, a form to be furthered on his forthcoming solo album.
Produced Jay-Z, Lana Del Rey, Fun
Classic cut Power by Kanye West
A one-time jazz student from New Mexico, the versatile Jeff Bhasker moves easily between pop, hip-hop and R&B, enjoying commercial success and critical acclaim in each genre. Sharp enough to co-write and co-produce with Kanye West, most notably on 2010's remarkable My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, Bhasker appreciates that the producer is essential to the record's creation but can escape the crude demands of celebrity. "One thing I like about producing is that it's kind of anonymous," he has said.
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Produced Katy Perry, Kesha, Rihanna
Classic cut I Kissed a Girl by Katy Perry
A former Max Martin protege, American guitarist turned producer, songsmith and label boss Lukasz Gottwald has become as important to pop music as his former boss, albeit with a heightened public profile: Martin shuns the press, Dr. Luke was profiled last year in The New Yorker. Using his guitar skills to add a soft metal sheen (there's an echo of Def Leppard's 1980s hits on certain Katy Perry records), the Los Angeles resident layers songs in a way that makes commercial radio programmers get very excited.


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The most important guideline to use when determining the size of buttock implant is simply the anatomic dimensions of the patients pre-operative buttock muscle and buttock cheeks. Any implant much larger than the height and width of the buttock will just not fit, at least the first time around. After successfull initial placement, the patient may opt to come back in 9 -12 months to have a larger one put in.
Keep in minf that the largest (legal) buttock implant available in the USA is a 690cc round implant made by AART. Indeed custom implants can be ordered larger, not only at a premium price but at a premium risk for most patients'. Unlike breast implants which are placed under the very expandable tissue of the breast and half of the pectoral major muscle, buttock implants are (most preferably) placed under (or at least within) the largest strongest muscle of the body, the gluteus maximus muscle, which is not nearly as expandable or forgiving. Thus most patients simply do not have a large enough native buttock muscle to fit an implant much over 400 ccs' the first time around, without leading to significant complication such as wound breakdown/opening &/or implant exposure...necessitating removal.
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Demmin, Zastryzny duel in Clearwater win
Phils' non-drafted veteran gets victory against Cubs' second-rounder
By Jake Seiner / MiLB.com | June 10, 2014 12:08 AM ET
The paths that led Florida State League left-handers Ryan Demmin and Rob Zastryzny to Bright House Field were very different, and that made it all the more unique when the pair put on a show Monday night.
Zastryzny -- a 2013 second-rounder -- set a career high with nine strikeouts, but in the end, it was Demmin -- an undrafted veteran who signed with Philadelphia out of an independent league last summer -- who got the win. The 26-year-old lefty scattered four hits over seven innings for Class A Advanced Clearwater in a 2-0 victory.
Demmin (1-0) struck out seven and didn't issue any walks. The outing was the left-hander's second with the Threshers since being sent down from Double-A Reading, where he had a 6.00 ERA in six appearances (three starts).
Demmin has worked hard to stay in affiliated ball at all. He signed with Washington out of Minnesota State Mankato as a non-drafted free agent in 2010 and pitched with the Nationals through 2012, reaching as high as Class A Advanced Potomac.
He was released prior to the 2013 season, and after attending a tryout, latched on with the Normal CornBelters of the independent Frontier League. He posted a 2.20 ERA over 98 innings with Normal, attracting the Phillies' attention late in the summer.
"One game, it was probably my worst outing in [independent] ball," Demmin said. "I was horrible and mad with my performance. We came back from the road trip, and the Phillies called me. I wasn't expecting to hear from the Phillies.
"Getting that phone call from the Phillies saying they want you, and being with a great organization, I couldn't have asked for better."
Demmin rewarded that faith Monday. The left-hander struck out the side in the first and retired the first nine batters he faced. He allowed two singles in the fourth, another in the fifth and a triple in the sixth, but stranded each of those runners and worked a 1-2-3 seventh to end the day.
"I've been working on being more consistent with my pitches and my delivery," he said. "Just really fine-tuning everything lately. Hopefully, I can get myself back up [to Double-A]."
Clearwater left fielder Brandon Short hit a solo homer off Zastryzny in the fourth. The solo blast was one of four hits allowed by the Cubs' left-hander -- an RBI double by Art Charles in the fifth accounted for the other run.
The 22-year-old didn't issue a walk over seven innings while his nine strikeouts set a season high for a Daytona pitcher. With three more strikeouts by righty Stephen Perakslis in a scoreless inning of relief, the dozen strikeouts tied the team's best output this season.
For Zastryzny (1-5), the outing was a welcome step in the right direction as far as efficiency, as the seven innings pitched also marked a professional high -- his previous best this season was 5 2/3 frames against Tampa on April 12.
The difference was mostly mental. The Missouri product and pitching coach Ron Villone have been working to sharpen the right-hander's pitch selection.
"I was mixing speeds really well," Zastryzny said. "I was kind of doing a better job of thinking out there instead of just seeing the finger and going with it.
"Usually, I'll run the counts a little higher, get to 3-2 or 2-2. I was fortunate today to get some at-bats over with first-pitch swings or 0-2 contact or strikeouts. I think it was probably more the mind-set. … Today, I went in with the mind-set to make pitches, execute and see how far I can get."
The Missouri product said he picked up strikeouts with each of his four pitches -- fastball, changeup, curveball and slider.
"The best mix was the fastball-changeup," Zastryzny said. "Our catcher, Willson Contreras, did a good job of keeping guys off balanced. Usually, I have in mind what I want to throw. Today, he did a good job of having it ready for me."
Despite taking the loss, Zastryzny said he enjoyed the contest, noting the back-and-forth between the hurlers made for quality baseball.
"Early on, they were chasing down in the zone, and then they made the adjustment," Zastryzny said. "So then I had to make an adjustment back at them. That's how the game went. We made an adjustment, they made an adjustment. I can't compliment the other pitcher enough. It made for fun baseball."
Jake Seiner is a contributor to MiLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @Jake_Seiner. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Please welcome Lale Yurtseven, who will be joining our full-time Business faculty. Ms. Yurtseven will be teaching courses across the Business curriculum.
Ms. Yurtseven is Turkish, grew up in Germany, and is multi-lingual, speaking English, German, and Turkish.
She holds an M.B.A. in International Management and a B.A. in International Relations from the Monterey Institute of International Studies. She has been an adjunct faculty member, teaching Business, at both De Anza and West Valley Colleges for over eight years. She has also served as a grant manager promoting business and education collaboration throughout the California Community Colleges system.
She started an Entrepreneurship Center at West Valley College, where she counseled students and community members who are interested in starting a business.
Prior to her experience in education, Ms. Yurtseven worked in management positions at both fortune 500 companies as well as startup companies. She also founded an information technology company, and continues to serve on its board to this day. Posted in: Featured


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Serena set for Open assault
Hungry for more ... Serena Williams.
Photo: Kate Geraghty
Tennis superstar Serena Williams has declared herself over a hamstring problem and primed for another assault on a fourth Australian Open crown.
The world No.2 arrived in Sydney on Thursday morning ahead of her 2009 tournament debut at next week's Sydney International.
While older sister Venus has opted to start her season this week in a teams event in Hong Kong, Serena is returning to Sydney for the first time in seven years.
The 27-year-old American was scheduled to start her year in this week's Hopman Cup in Perth, but pulled out last month after suffering a hamstring injury in the season-ending WTA Championship in November.
Williams on Monday, though, rated her hamstring as "excellent".
"I don't think I have any hammy problems. I'm good, yeah," she told a throng of reporters at Sydney airport.
Injury aside, Williams arrived in Australia as the form player on the women's tour, having captured her third US Open title at the last major of 2008.
She finished the year with a very respectable 44-8 win-loss record, despite missing several tournaments with a number of different injuries.
The nine-times grand slam champion said her summer preparation had "good and it's positive, very positive".
The hard-hitting right-hander finished last season ranked only behind Serbian Jelena Jankovic, having briefly clambered back to the No.1 spot for four weeks in 2008, and is hoping to reach the summit again.
"I am. I'm close," Williams said.
"I'm just looking forward to playing in the tournament here."
Among her major rivals in Sydney will be three Russians - world No.3 Dinara Safina, Beijing Olympic champion Elena Dementieva and 2008 finalist Svetlana Kuznetsova.
Renowned also for her striking tennis fashion, Williams was asked if she was ready to unleash her latest apparel upon Australian audiences.
"Always," she said.
"It wouldn't be the same if I didn't."
Upon her arrival, Williams was dressed in black leggings.
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Saw your posting on Yohes. My great grandfather was Arthur Samuel Yohe; his father, John W. Yohe; his father Henry Yohe; and his father Adam and mother Christine Sloppy.
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I always recive the mensage (monitor mode enabled), try use ''airmon-ng check'' this will show u the wlan0 or wlan1 and mon0
hey all, I'm new to Bactrack and therefore this might be a stupid question, but when I enter "airmon-ng start wlan0" I get the message "(monitor mode enabled)" as opposed to "(monitor mode enabled on mon0)".
I believe I'm using a wifi card with the chipset RTL8180.
Again, I apologise if this is a foolish question, however any advice is much appreciated.
I always recive the mensage (monitor mode enabled), try use ''airmon-ng check'' this will show u the wlan0 or wlan1 and mon0
monitor mode is enabled on mon0, so monitor mode is enabled.
when i do airmon-ng start wlan0
i sometimes use wlan0 as my interface so it works
Only some chipsets/drivers create mon0 for monitor mode. The others enable it on your original interface (wlan0 for you). It depends on if you are using the mac802.11 or ieee802.11 stack. In your case, using wlan0 in your commands for airodump, aireplay, etc. should work just fine as long as your chipset is supported with them. So if you're following a tutorial or whatever, substitute wlan0 for mon0.
And airmom-ng lol... I'd love to see a tool with that name
or perhaps it could spider forums looking for threads re:aircrack-ng suite to play babysitter in.
just saying. funny comment anyway charlie.
if we do airmon-ng that's normal. mon0, mon1 or etc......its seem your wireless card working for injection now try airodump-ng mon0 or mon1 or wlan0 or wlan1 if you see the wireless that airodump-ng capture that mean your card working perfectly....
happy hunting!