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Damascus, Syria & The 33rd Parallel - Illuminati numerological proof that blood will soon be shed in Syria
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[quote:Frank Frankson:MV8yMzM0MzY1XzM5ODU0MjcxXzYyNUI0NTc5] [quote:Gnostic Warrior:MV8yMzM0MzY1XzM5ODUzMjQzXzNBQUY0RjJG] [quote:IlluminatiAncestor:MV8yMzM0MzY1XzM5ODUyNzI2X0EyRThCOUE4] [quote:Gnostic Warrior:MV8yMzM0MzY1XzM5ODUyNjgwX0IwQTY5RTIw] [quote:IlluminatiAncestor:MV8yMzM0MzY1XzM5ODUyMzAxXzlCM0U2NTU=] As much as I would like to think they placed more importance on other historical issues than bombs dropping, history proves otherwise. [/quote] I'm speaking about why they were dropped on the 33rd Parallel as a result of the original Illuminati oath and you think this is of little importance? The same mountain and area of the world where we, the Masonic States of America are now in the beginning stages of war on this same nation where the original Illuminati oath was taken thousands of years ago. Hence, the history you speak of would simply of never happened without the history of the Elohim on Mount Hermon in Syria. [/quote] I'd love to hear your two cents on it! [/quote] In the Book of Enoch, Mount Hermon on the 33rd degree parallel is the place where the Grigori ("Watcher") class of fallen angels descended to Earth. They swore upon the mountain that they would take wives among the daughters of men and take mutual imprecation for their sin (Enoch 6). The fallen angles are the Sons of Jupiter, AKA Sons of Cain or Lucifer. What makes them and us different is our energy within our DNA. Let us just say we put the spark in human life. Lucifer is Latin for Phosphorus and we Elohim are ruddy as can be from the result of the amount of Phosphorus within our DNA. This same Phosphorus is the ONLY chemical energy that is left when we die. Everything else evaporates, withers or turns to ashes while the Phosphorus remains and guess where Brother? You got it! The earth's energy grid is where our gravity and energy is derived from on earth. As Einstein had said, "Everything is energy and that's all there is to it." This scientific fact does includes us humans who are made of energy as well. When people, or should I say, the Sons of God or the Elohim die on the earth's energy grid in which their energy seeps into the earth and then reincarnates back along these lines in which they died. The more deaths and births, the more chances at bringing back the same Elohim and quite possibly, in more pure form. Matthew 24:37 But as the days of Noah, so also will be the coming of the Son of man. For as they were in the days before the flood. BEFORE THE FLOOD: The B'nai Elohim saw the daughters of Adam, that they were fit extensions. And they took wives for themselves from all those that they chose...The Nephilim were in the earth in those days, and even afterwards when the B'nai Elohim CAME IN TO the daughtersof Adam, and they bore to them -- they were Powerful Ones which existed from ancient times, the men of name. (from the Interlinear Hebrew Bible Genesis 6) [/quote] I believe the mormon church has ties to The Elohim/Nephalim "hidden" in plain sight. The Book of Mormon has a character named Nephi. Nephi/Nephilim? Also, the mormon church places great importance on celestial marriage performed within the temple. The temple is also known as "the mountain of the Lord". Mountain of the Lord/Mt. Hermon? The mormons also place great importance on researching ones family liniage. [/quote]
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As my name of course indicates, I am an ancestor of Freemasons and members of the Illuminati. They of course use numerology in planning their "blood letting" events, and I hate to say it ... but all the numbers add up in Syria. Here is the math ...
An important factor in deciding a location for the blood letting is that it happens on the 33rd parallel. It's all occult at the end of the day, and is essentially a for of worshiping demons/other beings that work with these groups. It has to happen on the 33rd parallel. I was surprised at first too, but here is some evidence.
Locations that lie on or VERY near the 33rd parallel. (These should all sound familiar as they are all locations of major wars or Freemasonic events.)
- Dallas, TX (JFK Assassination)
- Hiroshima, Japan (Nuclear bomb)
- Nagasaki, Japan (Nuclear bomb)
- Baghdad, Iraq
- Babylon
- Roswell, New Mexico
- Tripoli, Libya
- Beirut, Lebanon
- Phoenix, AZ (Freemasonic Capitol of the USA. The Phoenix is also an important Freemasonic symbol.)
Abu Ghraib, Iraq (Where prisoners were tortured by US troops)
- Los Angeles, CA (RFK shooting)
- San Diego, CA (Heavens Gate Cult Suicides)
The list goes on and on, but blood letting on the 33rd parallel is a real occult practice. Take one guess which parallel Damascus, Syria is on ... You got it ... The 33rd.
In addition to this, the Illuminati uses an 8 year cycle in which it spaces out it's events. This is because of the orbits of both Earth and Venus, which sync up every 8 Earth years (13 Venus years). If you look at their orbits, they actually make a really cool 5 pointed star symbol (also an occult symbol) every 8 years. Check out the video below. For instance, the bombing of Lybia (on the 33rd parallel) started on March 19th, 2011. If we rewind the clock exactly 8 years, we get March 19th, 2003, which was the date the Iraq war began (on the 33rd parallel). The Indonesian tsunami was on December 26th, 2004, add 8 years to that and we get very close to December 21st, 2012. Let's now look at tomorrow's date, August 28th, 2013. We subtract 8 years and that takes us to August 28th, 2005 ... the exact day Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast.
All the pieces fit.
Below is the video of the 5 pointed star Venus and Earth make.
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On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 00:03:03 +0100, Hynek Cihlar <hynek dot cihlar at gmail dot com> wrote:
> Yes, we've tried the new beta, but with the same problem.
> But you are right, there is too many connections from the LAN side.
> When we allow only the basic web services rejecting connections with
> nonstandard destination ports, the problem wanishes, everything is
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> However I don't think that this is the right solution to this. There
> must be a more systematic approach.
I'd agree with others that you have infected hosts on your LAN. Go
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"I am totally convinced that the dominance of the banks in this market is a thing of the past," Mr Evain told The Australian Financial Review's Capital in an interview during a trip to Sydney last week.
In order to increase the stability of the global financial system, new regulations are forcing banks to bump up capital requirements, lower leverage ratios while also increasing liquidity buffers and reducing their size. This is forcing banks to shrink and change their business models at the same time as fund managers and other unregulated institutions look for relatively safe, but yielding, investments.
Mr Evain said ICG, one of the largest investors of mezzanine debt globally with more than $14 billion of funds under management, was very interested in entering the senior debt market in Australia. But he declined to comment on whether it was in the process of raising a senior loan fund here, following in the steps of other institutional investors such as HarbourVest, Babson Capital and Credit Metrics Partners.
"Our thinking is quite developed in terms of developing a senior debt capacity here in Australia, as we have through Europe," Mr Evain said. ICG, globally known as the quintessential mezzanine investor, usually provides the layer of finance that sits between senior debt and equity, seeking higher returns than senior debt, but lower than equity capital.
In Australia, the manager owns a stake in Pacific Equity Partners' Link Market Services and has recently been focused on providing "development capital" to companies in need of funding for growth.
"You have to see mezzanine as an asset class where you can create your own opportunities," said Mr Evain. "It's not only about slicing a piece of capital into a buyout structure. Mezzanine is flexible capital, so there are plenty of other opportunities."
In January, ICG provided $155 million of mezzanine and equity capital to Ventura Bus Lines (a company owned by the Cornwall family) to finance the acquisition of Melbourne-based bus company Grenda Transit Management. It also partly funded a management buyout at container-leasing company SCF Group, retaining about 40 per cent of the company.
Mr Evain said the demand for products such as senior loans and mezzanine capital was driven by a need for yielding products. He said investors worldwide, which includes managing $1.3 trillion in the national superannuation industry, were looking for yield because "they need to pay their pensioners".
"In my 25-year career I have never seen conditions as good as this to direct lending as I see today, it is the best way to put money to work," he said.
"If you can either have an 8 to 10 per cent return in a senior debt instrument, or you can have an equity return of about 15 per cent that is more volatile and more risky, what are you going to take?"
ICG has produced an internal rate of return of 18 per cent since its creation in 1989, and an average realised return of 1.3 times, according to a report by Moody's Investors Service, which rates the manager BBB-minus.
The firm has its strongest presence in Europe; it also has offices in Hong Kong, New York, and in Sydney, where mezzanine investment efforts are spearheaded by Ryan Shelswell.
Mr Evain said that while leverage levels and returns in private debt investments in Europe were similar to those in Australia (and much lower leverage than in the US), Australia's robust economy made comparable investments more attractive here than overseas.
"Companies in Europe are subject to competitive forces. It is a very big market, and when you are looking at a French company, or a German company, that company is going to be subject to all sorts of different threats coming out of other European companies."
On the other hand, Australian businesses were generally well managed, he said; they benefited from growth, were profitable, and were naturally protected by the country's geography. While ICG selectively invests in the US, the opportunities in Europe and Australia were more compelling.


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Britain's Got Talent hosts Ant and Dec have been speaking ahead of BGT final.
Here they chat about the atmosphere at London's Fountain Studios, how Simon Cowell has changed and why the judging panel should stay the same in 2015.
First to share his views is Dec.
Dec: "There is a real buzz around the studio on final day. Everybody is excited all the acts are excited and so are we. We get there a bit earlier and soak up the atmosphere.
"For us as TV hosts there are very few better moments than standing up there and announcing the winner and changing someone's life. It is an electric moment in the studio.
"It is really tough to pick a winner this year, there is so much variety in the final and good acts. It is the first time we have ever had a magician in the final, Collabro are really good, Lettice the violinist is a bit mad but so talented, I could go through them all, Bars and Melody are another I would throw in there.
"It is such a good level of talent in there. I am really excited."
Ant: "It is like a cup final day you get all nervous and excited. Someone's life is going to change forever and it is brilliant announcing that on TV.
"You can always tell when Simon Cowell is in a naughty mood because he interrupts stuff and asks silly questions. He has been like that a lot this year.
"He has really chilled a bit since he became a father. Fatherhood has been good to him.
"It has softened him a bit.
"I think the BGT judging panel is the best one on TV, I think the dynamic really works between the four of them. You get a bit of something different from all of them. They are all looking for something a bit different. I would like to keep it the same next year, I think it works well."
* The Britain's Got Talent final starts at 7pm on Saturday night on ITV. Ant and Dec are taking Saturday Night Takeaway on tour this Summer, more details at http://www.officialantanddec.com


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CSU Summer Stages opens with The Elephant Man
Live professional theater during the hot and humid summer in Cleveland is a major attraction. Downtown Cleveland has its own professional summer theater company, the Cleveland State University's Summer Stages kicked off their fourth season.
Summer Stages had an award winning season last year [2009], this summer it returns with three shows in rotating during a five-week run from July 8 through August 8.
"Summer Stages is a resident theater company of CSU, most of the cast members are composed of CSU Dramatic Arts students, local professional actors, and CSU alumni," said Dr. Michael Mauldin, director of theater program at CSU.
"The theater program gives CSU undergraduate and potential actors great experience."
Summer Stages will present the following shows The Elephant Man directed by New York Legend Everett Quinton; Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad, directed by Scott Spence of The Beck Center and finishing with Curtains, directed by Rupert Holmes.
With the fourth season opening of The Elephant Man production on July 8, the Factory Theater the venue location of all Summer Stages productions was sold out. Attendees included students, theater lovers in the city, and CSU's faculty and staff.
Some who have been involved with Summer Stages in the past and still help now also were present in the audience.
"The Dramatic Arts Program or should I say the Department of Theater and Dance here at CSU welcomes you to another season of Summer Stages," said Michael Mauldin, director of the Theater Program on opening night.
The Dramatic Arts Program was recently scaled up and renamed as the Department of Theater and Dance. The department is now apart of CSU's Engage learning summer research grant. This allows more opportunities for "creative" activity as a valid addition to traditional research on the CSU campus.
"With the promotion of the 'Dramatic Arts Program' to the 'Department of Theatre and Dance', coupled with the anticipated move to the Allen Theatre, we can't help but feel we are poised to become an education and entertainment powerhouse in Northeast Ohio," explained Mauldin.
The Elephant Man in its opening night succeeds in getting the audience involved and engaged from the beginning. From the characters of Johnny "John" Merrick to the Pinhead/Duchess character, the live theatrical aspect of adapting and being a character was seen as if the actor themselves were the actual person.
The performance had excellent comedian punch lines that had the audience spilling with laughter, and the Victorian costumes and textures that eye popping can be compared to the movie Titanic.
All three production shows will be in rotating repertory during the five weeks. Tickets are $15 for general admission, $10 for seniors and $10 for groups of 10 or more. The Smarty Pants Pass is $30 to see all three shows. Curtain times for all production shows are 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Sundays.
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However, Willis plans to make sure the Seminoles don't overlook Wake Forest on Saturday in Winston-Salem, N.C.
FSU has traveled too far since its opening-seasoning defeat at Miami to stumble at this point.
The Seminoles (5-1) are currently ranked fifth in the first Bowl Championship Series poll released earlier this week.
The champions from the Atlantic Coast Conference, Big Ten, Big 12, Big East, Pac-10 and Southeastern Conference earn up six of the eight berths in the four BCS bowls -- the Orange, Sugar, Rose and Fiesta. The other spots go to wild-card teams.
Finishing in the top six in the standings guarantees a BCS bowl bid.
"I don't think there is going to be a letdown," Willis said.
"We have been around this program for a couple of years and we know the situations where we have had letdowns the past couple of years. We all have a sense of urgency that this is a big year for us. We don't have time to have a letdown versus any opponent, especially an ACC opponent.
"Wake Forest is a great team and they do a lot of good things offensively and defensively. They are going to come out there with the mentality that they want to beat us on their field."
Wake Forest sits second in the ACC in rushing and total offense averaging 221.7 and 399.0 yards per game, respectively.
Chris Barclay has registered four rushing touchdowns and leads the Demon Deacons, fourth in the ACC, in rushing yards per game at 86.7. Micah Andrews has posted five rushing touchdowns.
"They give you the misdirection with pulling guards and tackles; it's an offense you see a little bit in Clemson," FSU defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews said.
"They are not as much a true power running team like you see in Miami. But they've got a unique scheme where it keeps you off balance. They are going to throw in some actions, they are going to throw in misdirection stuff -- running game and passing game."
Wake Forest quarterback Cory Randolph has thrown only two interceptions in his last 178 pass attempts over his last 11 games.
Additionally, the Deacs lead the ACC in third down conversion percentage (51.6).
Looking for tough? More than half of the games in Jim Grobe's four years at Wake Forest (22 of 42) have been decided by a touchdown or less. The Deacons alos are second in the ACC in red zone defense (59.1).


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Education Dialogue: Pre-K through 12 Public Education Funding in Texas
The University of Texas Elementary School
Monday, October 8, 2012 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM (CDT)
Event Details
The goal of The University of Texas Elementary School Fall 2012 Education Dialogue event is to inform our constituents about how legislative appropriations affect public school funding, the impact that recent cuts are making on schools, and what this means for Texas students, for the future workforce and our economy.
This is a free and purely informational event. Seating is limited so please register ahead of time.
Emcee: Melissa Chavez, Executive Director, University of Texas Elementary School
Moderator: Evan Smith, Texas Tribune
Jason Sabo, Frontera Strategy
Bob Sanborn, Chief Executive Officer, Children at Risk
Commissioner Tom Pauken, Chair, Texas Workforce Commission
Dr. Catherine Clark, Associate Executive Director for Governance Services, Texas Association of School Boards
The Bass Lecture Hall is located on the basement level of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, Sid Richardson Hall Unit III, 2315 Red River Street, Austin, Texas, 78713, at The University of Texas at Austin. Directions from Interstate 35:
- From North-bound IH-35, just past the 15th Street exit, move to either of the left 2 lanes to take the lower deck.
- From South-bound IH-35, just past the 51st Street exit, move to either of the left 2 lanes to take the lower deck.
- Take the Manor Road Exit (exit 235B).
- Go West on Manor Road towards The University of Texas campus.
- At the first light, Red River, turn right (North).
- At the bottom of the hill, turn left into the LBJ Visitors' Parking lot—Lot 38. The entrance is flanked by banners for the Museum. Parking in adjacent UT-permit-only parking lots may result in fines.
- Bass Lecture Hall is located in Sid Richardson Hall, which houses the LBJ School of Public Affairs; head down the stairway to Bass Lecture Hall.
Free parking is available in the designated parking lot (38). Lot 38 features an entrance flanked by LBJ Library banners.
Please note that there are several University of Texas permit-only parking lots next to Lot 38 and parking in those permit-only lots may result in fines.
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One year of Obama 2012: In case you missed it
A year ago today, a small team of HQ staffers were tired but excited after weeks of preparation for the launch of the campaign. Twelve months on, this organization has grown exponentially. It's been a busy year, and here are just a few of our favorite moments that may have slipped under the radar.
In August, a group of six hard-working, talented summer organizers sat down with President Obama to talk campaigns and community organizing over burgers and fries. Take a look.
By October, more than 1 million supporters had pitched in to help grow this campaign. From first names to home states, we took a look at what we all had in common, in addition to supporting President Obama.
BarackObama.com unveiled a new look in November, with new tools to organize in your community. Two masterminds behind the redesign—Josh Higgins and Dan Ryan—took a few minutes to talk about responsive design and presidential campaigns.
For the three-year anniversary of President Obama's inauguration in January, staff from 2008 looked back on their memories of the day, from the early-morning start to the moment the President took the oath of office.
And earlier this year, over a meal with Dinner with Barack winners, President Obama said a few words that have quickly become one of our favorite quotes here at HQ.
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At this point in time, the only thing on your mind is 5:00. The three day weekend is almost upon us and we can't wait to fire up the grill and crack open one of those new Bourbon County Coffee Stouts or, well, anything else on this list. The only thing that goes with properly cooked meats as well as quality beer and good friends is music. Fire up your laptop or Android phone, kick off this playlist and let the good times roll. Tuesday is going to come too soon anyway, so you might as well enjoy the time you have now. Enjoy the holiday!


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Rows and rows of cubicles, or even worse, shared trading-style tables, with little space and certainly no privacy are what the modern office offers most workers.
Man, it is hard to quiet the noise (without and within) to spend a few moments in silence and solitude! {Facebook}
Still expected to work productively, workers are faced with few alternatives. Some suffer through it, their ears pricking at every nearby voice, others try to book a conference room for their own space, and still others flee…what a sad fact, that workers have to leave work to get any work done. It's not surprising in that the average worker is distracted more than 2 hours every day! And the culprit is conversational distraction, or as "overheard conversation" as workers called their biggest complaint. That's why many workers work outside the office- if they can escape the cubicle farm, then maybe they can escape the noisy effects. Unfortunately, conversational distraction is not exclusive to offices:
To the two girls sitting across from me: We all get it. You're the only two people in your office who do any work in your office. You've been BLATHERING ON about it for 30 minutes. Maybe it's time to go back there and show everyone else how awesome you are? LOTS of Love, The Girl in the Corner Booting Up Her Favorite White Noise Channel… {Facebook post made from Barnes & Noble}
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The first friend mentions how hard it is to find a serene peace of mind in which to even think, let alone function. The second comments on a common issue- how annoying and distracting conversation is, both within and outside of the work place. The irony is that while those ladies were bragging about their work ethic, they were distracting people trying to work at a coffee shop, while simultaneously not working themselves!
So, in honor of my friend who never works in the confines of an actual office, here are several white noise options:
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If you're tried of losing hours a day to preventable problems such a noise, then be sure to try a white noise generator or portable sound machine.


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Sacramento Kings (8-27) at Boston Celtics (28-9)
Wednesday, January 12
Regular Season Game #38, Home Game #20
Radio: WEEI, KHTK
TD Garden
Referees: Bob Delaney, Curtis Blair, Derrick Collins
The Celtics welcome the Kings to the Garden in the 2nd of a 6 game home stand. The first game didn't go very well as the Celtics put out very little effort in a loss to the short handed Rockets.
It has been exactly 2 weeks since Kevin Garnett went out with a calf injury. The Celtics gave a 2 week time table for his return but reports are that he didn't practice yesterday and is doubtful for this one. The Celtics should be able to handle the Kings easily without KG and it would make sense to rest him one more game. But then again, they should have been able to handle the Rockets without KG too. If the Celtics do decide to rest him one more game and we don't see The Big Ticket in this one, cue the panic in Celtics Nation about his injury being more serious than the Celtics are letting on.
Last season, the Celtics won the series 2‐0. Paul Pierce led the Celtics with an average of 19.5 points and 6.0 rebounds per game…Kevin Garnett averaged 13.5 points, 11.0 rebounds and 2.5 blocks in the two contests. Carl Landry scored 30 points in his only game for the Kings against Boston last season. Beno Udrih averaged 12.5 points and 7.0 assists to go along with 2.5 steals per game.
The Celtics still have a very good home record of 16-3 in spite of their last loss there while the Kings have been very bad on the road with a 2-12 record away from home. The Celtics have dropped to 5-5 in their last 10 games, prompting a lot of comparisons to the play we saw from them after Christmas last season. The Kings are just 3-7 in their last 10 games. The Kings are playing in the second of back to back games, having lost a 138-133 game that featured very little defense to the Wizards on Tuesday night.
Whether the last two losses were the result of taking the opponent for granted and playing down to the competition, or they are missing KG and the injuries are catching up to them, or they are just tired from a tough stretch of games, the Celtics must put out a better effort, especially on the defensive end, or they risk losing another game that they should win.
Probable Starters
Rajon Rondo/ Ray Allen/ Paul Pierce/ Glen Davis/ Shaquille O'Neal
Boston Bench Mob
Marquis Daniels
Luke Harangody
Von Wafer
Avery Bradley
Jermaine O'Neal
Semih Erden
Nate Robinson
Kendrick Perkins (knee) out (but coming back soon!!!)
Delonte West (wrist) out
Kevin Garnett (calf) doubtful
Ray Allen (shoulder, side) probable
Probable Starters
Beno Udrih/ Jermaine Taylor /Francisco Garcia/Jason Thompson/ DeMarcus Cousins
Samuel Dalembert
Carl Landry
Pooh Jeter
Donte Greene
Darnell Jackson
Luther Head
Hassan Whiteside
Tyreke Evans (ankle) day to day
Key Matchups
Rajon Rondo vs Beno Udrih
Rondo's play is very important to the Celtics and he will need to be aggressive in this game on both ends of the court. In the last two games, Rondo has had sub-par games for him and the Celtics need him to get back on track and set the pace for the Celtics as he has been doing most of the season. If he plays like he is capable of playing, he should be able to have his way with Udrih.
Shaquille O'Neal vs DeMarcus Cousins
Cousins has had some problems with his attitude and behavior, but there is no denying his talent. He is leading the team in rebounds at 7.7 per game and is scoring 12.9 points per game.
Honorable Mention
Paul Pierce vs Francisco Garcia
Pierce is the Captain and needs to help the Celtics right the shop. He has to pick up his game and lead the team by example. The Celtics need more effort and energy from Pierce in order to get back on track to where they should be.
Keys to the Game
Defense – Defense is a key to every game and it will be the key to winning the championship. The Celtics have played poor defense in their last two games and that resulted in two losses. The defense was so poor against the Rockets that Doc said it was the worst defensive effort in three or four years. Considering some of the stinkers the Celtics put up after Christmas last season, that is saying a lot. The Celtics must get back to making Defense their number one priority. Getting KG and then Perk back will help immensely, but with or without them, the Celtics are capable of playing much better defense than they have been playing.
Play Team Ball – The Celtics need to move the ball and find the open man. When players try to do too much on their own, the Celtics struggle but when they concentrate on playing as a team, they are tough to beat. Over the past two games, the Celtics haven't been playing as a team and that shows in the low number of assists as a team. They must get back to UBUNTU and playing as a team on both ends of the court.
Crash the boards – The Celtics have been getting out rebounded by their opponents, giving the opposing team second chance points and fast break points because of it. Every player must make a concerted effort to aggressively go after rebounds.
Effort and Focus – Whatever the reason, the Celtics have shown a lack of focus and effort in the games. The Celtics must bring more energy and they have to focus on the task at hand from the opening tip until the final buzzer.
Be Aggressive – Two games in a row, the Celtics have played passively and settled for jumpers while the other team was aggressive and spent the night on the line. The Celtics must get back to being the more aggressive team and not standing back while the other team blows past them.
Overlooking the Kings and Focus
The Kings are just 8-26 on the season and 2-11 on the road. They are playing in the second of back to back games. It would be easy to overlook them and that would be a mistake. The Celtics must get back to focusing on their game and not playing according to what they perceive to be the competition. It has burned them several times this season already and it will burn them every time.
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The original plan had been to do a film version of the yearbook.
The images feel like a yearbook of sorts, a rumination on the decade, and on three girls growing up.
See the hilarious photos from his yearbook being passed around on Twitter.
Ann is a pleasant brunette, a former class officer, yearbook editor, and member of the softball team at Dryden High.
When I head off to college, he writes at length in my yearbook.
He was also a teacher of elocution, and had compiled a yearbook of the sayings of Horace, which secured him a knighthood.
These stories are listed in the yearbook without comment or a qualifying asterisk.
Stories included in this group are indicated in the yearbook index by a single asterisk prefixed to the title.
Stories included in this group are indicated in the yearbook index by two asterisks prefixed to the title.
The library published both a yearbook and a monthly periodical.


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Recently, I ran into an issue on a Windows 7 test box when trying to install Symantec Endpoint Protection 11. Basically, in the middle of the install, I get the following error message:
The wizard was interrupted before Symantec Endpoint Protection could be completely installed.
Fabulous! And thanks for the extra useful information to help diagnose the problem. I decided to check out the event log and found this less useful description:
Product: Symantec Endpoint Protection – Installation operation failed. Installation success or error status: 1603:Fatal error during installation.
What the heck is error code 1603? No idea, but did a little research to find out that it's a fatal error that causes a full roll back. So how can you fix this issue? Well, it depends. If you are running Windows 7, try out the following steps:
1. Extract the MR4 files to your computer and run the lusetup.exe file from the SEP folder.
2. Restart your computer and then run setup.exe from the same folder.
3. Make sure you choose Custom Setup and then only choose the Antivirus and Antispyware Protection. Restart your computer.
Unfortunately, you can't install the Proactive Threat Protection and the Network Threat Protection features on Windows 7. Once I did the installation without those two options, everything worked fine.
If you are on Windows Vista or if the Symantec installation has gone totally crazy, you might have to use CleanWipe to uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection. It's a very useful utility for completely remove all Symantec Antivirus and Endpoint Protection software.
Now that your system is cleansed of Symantec, you can try the install again on Vista.
As a last resort, you can manually uninstall Symantec using the following steps at this link:
Hopefully that solves someone else's problem with installing Symantec Endpoint Protection on Windows 7 and Windows Vista. If you have any problems, etc, post a comment! Enjoy!


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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – With the score tied at three, the University of Pennsylvania men's tennis team clinched a victory after a thrilling match with UC Santa Barbara at the Rec Cen Courts on Tuesday. Junior Jeremy Court sealed the deal for the Quakers with his win at the No. 3 spot.
Penn jumped out to a 1-0 lead with identical scores of 8-6 at the No. 2 and 3 spots, taking the doubles point. Freshman Thomas Spratt and sophomore Austin Kaplan were first to complete their match at the No. 3 spot, defeating Teague Hamilton and Andrew Riminton. Senior co-captain Nikola Kocovic and freshman Matt Nardella, playing in the No. 2 slot, won the second doubles match, earning the point lead.
In singles play, UCSB tied the score with a win at the No. 2 spot; then took the lead with a win at the No. 5 spot. However, the Red and Blue responded after senior co-captain Zach Katz, playing at the No. 6 spot, defeated Miles Seemann (7-6, 6-1). In the No. 4 spot, Nardella defeated Erik Johnsson in three (6-4, 4-6, 6-1), but the Gauchos then took the No. 1 spot win.
That's when it all came down to Court.
UCSB's Sasha Gryaznov held the match point at 6-5 in the second set tiebreaker. A determined Court rattled off three straight points to win the tiebreaker 8-6 and the second set 7-6. A back and forth contest ensued in the third set but Court held on and lead the Quakers to their third victory this season.
1. Zach Katz/Marshall Sharp (PENN) vs. Tobias Galskov/Ziad Sultan (UCSB) 6-5, DNF
2. Nikola Kocovic/Matt Nardella (PENN) def. Erik Johnsson/Miles Seemann (UCSB) 8-6
3. Thomas Spratt/Austin Kaplan (PENN) def. Teague Hamilton/Andrew Riminton (UCSB) 8-6
1. Tobias Galskov (UCSB) def. Nikola Kocovic (PENN) 7-6, 6-3
2. Ziad Sultan (UCSB) def. Vim De Alwis (PENN) 6-2, 6-2
3. Jeremy Court (PENN) def. Sasha Gryaznov (UCSB) 4-6, 7-6 (6), 6-4
4. Matt Nardella (PENN) def. Erik Johnsson (UCSB) 6-4, 4-6, 6-1
5. Teague Hamilton (UCSB) def. Marshall Sharp (PENN) 6-4, 7-6
6. Zach Katz (PENN) def. Miles Seemann (UCSB) 7-6, 6-1
Order of Finish: Doubles (3, 2, 1); Singles (2, 5, 6, 4, 1, 3)