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How long does the depression last?
Dear Diane,
Postnatal depression typically lasts between 3 and 6 months. However, the earlier a woman gets help for postnatal depression the quicker it is likely to resolve because of the support, help or medications she is getting. For some women, postnatal depression can last a year or longer. What's really key is to start asking for help (and talking to those around you about this) as soon as you recognise any of the symptoms of postnatal depression in yourself. Postnatal depression is very common (around 1 in 5 women suffer from it) and it is certainly nothing to feel guilty about.
If you or someone you know think they may have postnatal depression please speak to your doctor about this as soon as you can. There are lots of support groups out there. Some women find Cognitive Behavioural Therapy or counselling helps them. For severe depression your doctor may recommend you take anti-depressants.
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James Cameron gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
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I still haven't seen Avatar. Didn't care, don't care. Avatar was a big f-cking deal…for 6 months. But, really, who cares about Avatar anymore? Do people really sit around, impatiently, waiting for new Avatars? There are three new Avatar movies coming out in 2016, 2017, and 2018. Read Full Intro
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They're releasing Titanic in 3D. Kate Winslet has been shuttling around promoting the movie. So far, no Leonardo DiCaprio. But there he is, that Ned non-né ROCKNROLL. Kate looks lovely and is wearing Jenny Packham but let's explore some possible reasons (with likelihood analysis) on why Leo has so far been absent from promoting Titanic 3D. Full Story
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James Cameron cheated on Linda Hamilton with Suzy Amis during Titanic and eventually left home for her. Hamilton recently gave an amazingly candid interview about the dissolution of their marriage. Click here Full Story
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The cast of Avatar led by director James Cameron has been making its way across Europe promoting the film overseas before bringing it to North American for a final push before release date. Avatar opens on December 18th, one of the most expensive movies ever made, and riding on a new 3D film technology that Cameron created… So expectations are enormous. Full Story


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The battles for the right to contest the final of Rugby League's oldest and most prestigious knockout competition, the Tetley's Challenge Cup will unfold at Langtree Park, St Helens, and Leigh Sports Village in early August.
Two of the country's most modern and inviting Rugby League stadiums will host the epic semi-finals, Leeds Rhinos v Warrington Wolves and Widnes Vikings v Castleford Tigers over the weekend of August 9 and 10.
Leeds and Warrington will meet at Langtree Park, St Helens in a repeat of the 2012 final on Saturday August 9 (2.30pm) before Widnes and Castleford meet at Leigh Sports Village on Sunday August 10 (3.00pm) to determine which of them ends a 20-year wait for a return to Wembley.
RFL Marketing Director Mark Foster said: "We are anticipating huge demand for tickets for what will be two compelling Tetley's Challenge Cup ties and our advice to fans is to purchase their tickets early to avoid disappointment.
"Langtree Park and Leigh Sports Village are perfect venues for the semi-finals and will provide terrific backdrops to some high drama as the four clubs showcase the sport to a national television audience.
"In selecting the venues, we have looked at similar criteria as we did when choosing where to place games for the Rugby League World Cup: one of the big considerations was venues that give us every chance of selling out and creating the very best atmosphere to reflect the stature of Tetley's Challenge Cup semi-finals."
Advance tickets for both semi-finals cost £18, £20 and £26 (£9, £10 and £13 concessions) with club season ticket holders entitled to a £3 discount per ticket until July 7.
Tickets for the 2014 Tetley's Challenge Cup semi-finals go on sale at all four clubs, and from the Rugby League Ticket Hotline – 0844 856 1113 or www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk - from 9.00am on Monday June 16.
Tickets for the 2014 Tetley's Challenge Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Saturday August 23 cost from as little as £22 and can be purchased by calling the 24-hour Rugby League Ticket Hotline on 0844 856 1113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk


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AN artist from Rawtenstall has had one of her paintings selected to be hung in the prestigious Saatchi Gallery in London.
Ellie Ansell, 18, a former Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School student, is one of 20 young artists to have been entered into the final of the gallery's school competition – from among 16,000 submissions.
Ellie, who is now in her first year at Bournemouth University, will have her work, entitled Meat, stand in the space where internationally-renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Lucian Freud and Tracey Emin have exhibited theirs.
Ellie, who lives with her family in Haworth Avenue when she's not at university, said: "It was quite surprising when I found out. I knew it was good, but I would never have expected this.
"I'm always critical of my work, and can always see things I could have done better.
"I spent a lot of time on it because I wanted it to be good, and I constantly want to excel myself."
Diane Bamford, head of art at BRGS, submits pieces of her students' work every year to the annual competition.
Ellie said: "The painting is more controversial than we would usually do at school.
"It's concerned with women not being included, being ignored or abused for being women.
"Women's rights are still a very important issue and that's what I was thinking about when I painted it."
The winning artist will receive £2,000, and the school where the artist studied will be given a £10,000 grant.
Ms Bamford said: "For Ellie to be a finalist in this elite competition is a credit to her outstanding talent and it is an incredible accolade."
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For many people, attending a performance of Nutcracker is a treasured tradition at this time of year. When the overture began on opening night of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's production on Thursday, it was especially meaningful for one musician in the pit.
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Yuri Hooker was making his first appearance with the orchestra since last season. In early September, Hooker was in Ottawa, rehearsing with the National Arts Centre Orchestra (NACO) for the upcoming run of La Bohème with Opera Lyra Ottawa. After a dress rehearsal, he went out with a friend to a local club to listen to a klezmer band. That's the last thing he remembers.
The 37-year-old woke up days later in the Ottawa Civic Hospital. He had collapsed in the club with what turned out to be cardiac arrest. CPR administered by an anonymous bystander at the club saved his life.
"I've been told that if you are going to have a heart incident, this is the place in the country to have it," says Hooker of the hospital's Heart Institute, where he received treatment. "They call it 'the palace.'"
Hooker spent three weeks there, being monitored, cared for and tested. His wife, conductor Michelle Mourre, flew out to be with him, as did his parents and two children, Ari, 8 and Elly, 10. "I'm sure it was very harrowing," said Hooker, a 13-year veteran of the WSO. He retains little memory of the early days, except for pain from the CPR. "The first days were the most uncertain."
Surgeons installed an ICD (implantable cardioverter-defibrillator) in Hooker's chest on his birthday, Sept. 25. It works by detecting and stopping abnormal heartbeats, delivering electrical shocks to restore normal heart rhythm when necessary. "They told me it feels like being hit by a baseball bat," said Hooker.
The next day, Hooker flew home to Winnipeg to begin recovery. The doctors couldn't uncover what caused the incident and there is no history of heart disease in his family. "I don't have any dietary restrictions," he explained, "but I am not allowed to do any strenuous competitive sports because of the ICD. My day-to-day activities are not affected."
He resumed playing the cello and teaching four weeks ago and when we spoke last week, was excited to get back to work. "I miss being there and seeing my colleagues. It's wonderful. I realize what a blessing it is to play with other musicians of such high calibre."
The Calgary native put it aptly: "When you grow up in the mountains, you don't always realize how beautiful they are. The sound of an orchestra is overwhelmingly beautiful."
Music certainly played a role in Hooker's recovery, but his faith was the primary tool to healing. He and Michelle shared their experience with the congregation at their church last month. Michelle recalled how some of the first words out of Hooker's mouth after tubes were removed were "manuscript paper." She ran to a hospital computer and printed some out. In a weak voice, Hooker dictated to her the opening phrase to Bach's Musical Offering. "I don't really know why, except that I love Bach and the work. I spent a lot of time on it, arranging it for cello ensemble," Hooker explains.
Raised in a Christian household, faith was always an integral part of Hooker's life. He and Michelle ensure that their children learn these values as well. But there's nothing like a near-death experience to renew one's faith and since his cardiac arrest, Hooker has spent more time reading the Bible and scriptures.
"It kept the anxiety level down and gave me a sense of hope regardless of the outcome. Every aspect, from this happening to the way people reacted, has been very affirming of my faith. Through it all, I feel mostly blessed for this event -- I almost don't believe it. It has affirmed my belief in God and the kind of transformational work he can do."
Hooker has nothing but amazement and gratitude for the response from family, friends, their church and the orchestra community for the love, support and prayers offered his family throughout their ordeal. "I am so thankful and grateful for Michelle," he said. "She cared for me physically as my nurse after the surgery and stayed with me day and night in the hospital. She made sure my and the kids' emotional needs were being met and she has been my spiritual sounding board as well. She kept us organized and worked endless hours so that I could rest and so we could remain financially afloat... the whole experience has drawn us even closer as a couple and taught us to value each other in a deeper way."
The Grant Memorial Baptist Church choir and funds from NACO paid for his children to fly to Ottawa. "My parents were also a great support. Elation Pauls (WSO violinist) took up a collection to help out with our expenses. She even organized friends to bring us dinner every day for three weeks straight after we got back from Ottawa... we are very grateful to the WSO musicians and administration -- everyone has been incredible."
Hooker is a gifted musician, who, through his impassioned playing, has touched countless listeners. We may never have known quite what was behind his passion, but now we do.
As he returns to the work he loves so well, he thinks more deeply about why. "I am just wired that way," he says. "I like to think that what I do can positively affect people's lives -- change their outlook. It gives me the opportunity to serve people in a way not many can do."


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Before making the decision to bring animals and pets to South Africa, bear in mind that regulations apply. For one, a quarantine period of 14 days applies to dogs from a number of specified countries, including Brazil, China, India, Japan, Korea, Mexico and the United Arab Emirates. Cats are completely exempt from quarantine.
What's more, it's often more difficult for visitors travelling with pets to return to their country of origin from South Africa. Check requirements for the return trip carefully before bringing your pet into the country.
Take note of the following regulations regarding pets in South Africa, when brought in from outside the country's borders:
- With the exception of the UK, Australia and New Zealand, animals must be vaccinated against rabies not less than 30 day and not more than a year before arrival. Puppies and kittens under 12 weeks are covered by the mothers' vaccination, but the same time period requirement applies.
- An import permit is required for all pets, which must be applied for through the Directorate of Animal Health in South Africa. Pets from neighbouring countries need a Movement Permit, stamped by a government vet in those destinations.
- A Health Clearance certificate is required for both dogs and cats, which calls for an examination by a vet in the home country, and blood tests for dogs. Forms are obtainable from the South African Department of Agriculture.
- All pets travelling by air must be booked as Manifest Cargo.
If you're determined to bring your animals and pets into South Africa, consider using a professional service like Global Paws Worldwide & Local Pet Travel Service. The company is familiar with the local laws and regulations and can assist with everything from the correct documentation to clearing and handling procedures.
Also bear in mind that large hotels (like local restaurants, malls, shops etc.) don't allow animals on the premises. Although there is a growing number of pet-friendly establishments in South Africa that specifically cater to pet-oriented holidays. Make sure you book in at these establishments if you will be travelling with your pet.


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JUNIOR Stanislas has revealed he would love to stay at Burnley, but is happy to put his future on hold until the Clarets' future is confirmed.
The winger has been influential in Sean Dyche's side clawing back the gap on long-time leaders Leicester City.
A goal and three assists in his last four games, prompting a return to the starting line-up at Charlton last weekend, has put Burnley in a position where they can topple the Foxes tomorrow.
Stanislas' fantastic form has come at the right time, helping to cement a top two place. Out of contract in the summer, there is also the small matter of playing for his Turf Moor future.
But while the former West Ham wide man would welcome a return to the Premier League, he insists his only focus for now is getting Burnley there.
"My contract's up at the end of the season but I'm not really thinking about that honestly," said Stanislas, who came to East Lancashire with newborn twins after leaving the Hammers almost three years ago.
"The twins were born and we came straight up, so this is home for them now.
"My family's happy and settled.
"I feel good here, I feel comfortable here, and if a decision is reached I would like to stay here.
"But that's probably for another time, it's secondary.
"I've just got to work hard, eight games to go now and every game is a massive game.
"We've got to try to get the points and leave that (contract) until later.
"The most important thing is getting three points from the games coming up."
Tomorrow's is a big one, with the visit of Leicester.
After making his first start since early December at The Valley last weekend, continuing in the team on Tuesday – and scoring in the 2-0 win over Doncaster – Stanislas is just happy to be playing his part.
"It has been frustrating at times, every player wants to play but at the same time for any player that's been on the bench I think just looking in you can see what the team's done so you can't really complain to be honest," he said, recognising the level of competition in the wide areas.
"There's five wingers and every one has got quality. It's just what the manager decides really because obviously two can play and the other three are ready at any time to go on and hopefully change the game for us.
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Founded and led by the visionary cardiologist and medical device entrepreneur Dr. John Simpson, Avinger develops and markets interventional devices incorporating intravascular imaging, and is a pioneer of the lumivascular approach to treating peripheral artery disease (PAD). PAD is an under-recognized epidemic that affects between eight and 12 million adults in the U.S. and 30 million people globally, and causes upwards of 150,000 leg amputations a year.
"This financing provides us with the critical resources to continue our mission to radically improve the treatment of vascular disease," said Dr. Simpson. "We're pleased to have partnered with PDL in order to raise this capital without diluting existing shareholders, something we find very valuable."
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Avinger's global product portfolio has helped physicians treat more than 13,000 patients suffering from PAD. Often dismissed as normal signs of aging, symptoms of PAD include painful cramping, numbness, or discoloration in the legs or feet. Hospitalization costs of PAD alone are estimated to exceed $21 billion annually, largely due to late detection and patients experiencing a decreased quality of life from invasive bypass surgery or amputation. To learn more about PAD, visit http://avinger.com/patients.
About Avinger
Founded in 2007 by renowned cardiologist and medical device entrepreneur Dr. John B. Simpson, Avinger seeks to radically improve the treatment of vascular disease through the development of new technology and a new approach to treatment called lumivascular (lumi = light, vascular = artery). Already commercially available is Ocelot, the first line of devices using lumivascular technology, used in procedures to open totally occluded arteries in the legs. In addition, Avinger is currently developing a line of lumivascular atherectomy devices, called Pantheris™, which will be used to remove plaque from the arteries affected by peripheral artery disease.
About PDL BioPharma
PDL pioneered the humanization of monoclonal antibodies and, by doing so, enabled the discovery of a new generation of targeted treatments for cancer and immunologic diseases. Today, PDL is focused on intellectual property asset management, investing in new income generating assets and maximizing value for its shareholders. For more information, please visit www.pdl.com.
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Generic Name: topiramate (toe-PYRE-a-mate)
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Treating seizures in certain patients. It may be used alone or with other medicines. Some products are also used to prevent migraine headaches. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
Topamax sprinkle capsules are an anticonvulsant that is also effective for preventing migraine headaches. It works by affecting several chemicals in the brain that help to reduce seizure activity and prevent migraine headaches from occurring.
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- you have high blood acid levels (metabolic acidosis) and are also taking a medicine that contains metformin. Check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure if a medicine you take contains metformin
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- if you have allergies to medicines, foods, or other substances
- if you have eye problems (eg, glaucoma), liver or kidney problems, kidney stones, metabolism problems, osteoporosis (weak bones), soft bones, bleeding problems, or low blood platelet levels
- if you have diarrhea, lung or breathing problems, low bicarbonate levels in the blood, or a growth problem, or you will be having surgery
- if you drink alcohol regularly, you are on a diet high in fat and low in carbohydrates (ketogenic diet), or you are receiving kidney dialysis
- if you have a history of status epilepticus (continuous seizure activity or a series of seizures without a full return to consciousness) or metabolic acidosis
- if you have a history of mental or mood problems (eg, depression), or suicidal thoughts or actions
- if you take any other medicine for seizures
Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with Topamax sprinkle capsules. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:
- Anticoagulants (eg, warfarin), aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) (eg, ibuprofen), or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) (eg, fluoxetine) because the risk of bleeding may be increased
- Anticholinergics (eg, benztropine) or carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (eg, acetazolamide, dichlorphenamide, zonisamide) because the risk of decreased sweating may be increased
- Valproic acid because the risk of high blood ammonia levels or low body temperature may be increased
- Pioglitazone because blood glucose control may be altered; monitor your blood sugar carefully if you use Topamax sprinkle capsules with pioglitazone
- Hydrochlorothiazide or metformin because they may increase the risk of Topamax sprinkle capsules's side effects
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- Take Topamax sprinkle capsules by mouth with or without food.
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- Do not suddenly stop taking Topamax sprinkle capsules. Suddenly stopping Topamax sprinkle capsules may increase the risk of seizures. If you need to stop Topamax sprinkle capsules, your doctor will gradually lower your dose.
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Ask your health care provider any questions you may have about how to use Topamax sprinkle capsules.
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- Topamax sprinkle capsules may cause drowsiness, dizziness, confusion, trouble concentrating, or vision changes. These effects may be worse if you take it with alcohol or certain medicines. Use Topamax sprinkle capsules with caution. Do not drive or perform other possibly unsafe tasks until you know how you react to it.
- Do not change your dose without checking with your doctor.
- Do not drink alcohol while you are using Topamax sprinkle capsules.
- Check with your doctor before you use medicines that may cause drowsiness (eg, sleep aids, muscle relaxers) while you are using Topamax sprinkle capsules; it may add to their effects. Ask your pharmacist if you have questions about which medicines may cause drowsiness.
- Topamax sprinkle capsules may reduce sweating, which could raise body temperature, especially in children. This risk is greater in hot weather and/or during vigorous exercise. Drink plenty of fluids. Dress lightly while in hot climates or when exercising. Check carefully for signs of decreased sweating. If this occurs, promptly seek cooler or air-conditioned shelter and/or stop exercising. Seek medical attention right away if you have decreased sweating, fever, mental or mood changes, headache, or dizziness.
- Topamax sprinkle capsules may cause high blood acid levels (metabolic acidosis). The risk may be greater in children and in patients with kidney problems, severe breathing problems, or diarrhea. It may also be greater in patients who are taking certain other medicines (eg, acetazolamide), will be having surgery, or are on a ketogenic diet. Over a period of time, metabolic acidosis may cause kidney stones, bone problems, or decreased growth in children. Contact your doctor immediately if you experience fast breathing, unusual tiredness or weakness, sluggishness, persistent loss of appetite, or fast or irregular heartbeat.
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- Topamax sprinkle capsules may cause serious eye problems that could lead to permanent loss of vision if not treated. Seek medical attention right away if you experience new eye symptoms (eg, blurred vision or other vision changes, eye pain or redness).
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The RIAA's Dream Turns to Nightmare -- Inside The Pirate Bay's Torrent Purge
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February 14, 2012 12:47 PM
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(Source: The Pirate Bay via TorrentFreak)
No more torrents will help more content to be shared, render "copyright watchdogs" more toothless
The Pirate Bay has long been synonymous with one thing -- torrents. The world's largest torrent site has had more than its fair share of legal headaches [
] over the years for promoting the ubiquitous file-sharing mechanism. Consequentially on Feb. 29 in will be taking what on the surface appears to be a mind-blowing move -- deleting all torrents hosted
on the site, which are being actively shared by more than 10 individuals.
But in reality this move is not as mind-blowing and drastic a departure from the site's operational model as some are thinking/hoping/fearing.
The site will continue to host the content, where possible, via magnet links. All new content will be hosted via magnetic links.
The new approach
is a
"step forward in technology", according to the site's admins. And it's the worst nightmare of the
Recording Industry Association of America
Motion Picture Association of America
The Pirate Bay can now be compressed to a 90 MB torrent-free site, for easy hosting. Under the new scheme scores of new users will be able to host free proxy servers for The Pirate Bay, helping it escape
takedown attempts
, local firewalls, or
ISP restrictions
At the same time The Pirate Bay washes its hands of any of the actual process of file-sharing. It is simply hosting magnet links --
to torrents which share the same unique hash value. In that regard, thousands, if not millions of users will be privately hosting the scores of torrents that make up
The Pirate Bay
users worldwide know and love.
And it will be far harder for lawyers and regulators to pin wrongdoing on
The Pirate Bay
-- assuming that the members of the international judicial committee understand how the technology works and
are willing to give a fair trial
, at least. In short, magnet links are the future of filesharing and
The Pirate Bay
's decision to force their adoption is a sound one in terms of its future.
Magnet links represent the supreme ultimatum to media organizations (many of which
themselves engage in active for-profit piracy
steals hundreds of millions of dollars
from independent artists annually):
Develop fair, reasonably priced, accessible content distribution and create content that users
think is actually worth paying for
, or you can and will be pirated.
In essence it will be impossible for the RIAA or MPAA to put millions of Americans in prison or fine them. So ultimately, magnet links and other new technologies may force the RIAA, MPAA, and government to abandon traditional enforcement of file-sharing. Thus the groups' long-standing dream of taking down
The Pirate Bay
's torrents has just become their worst nightmare.
It should be interesting how the self-proclaimed "anti-piracy" advocates by day, for-profit
pirates by night
globally react to this new technological marvel.
The Pirate Bay
Torrent Freak
"And boy have we patented it!" -- Steve Jobs, Macworld 2007
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At the end of Week 2 North Hall is our only undefeated team. Gainesville is 1-1, but has played the toughest schedule. I have not talked to coach Bruce Miller about it, but let me speculate: Going into the season he knew he had a number of high-quality athletes, so he scheduled really tough nonregion games, so that when the Red Elephants start playing region games the players are battle-tested and ready.
After one full week of high school football, we have enough games to start the power ratings. Johnson, who I have seen, looks significantly improved over last year, and the Knights are playing with a new confidence. Betsy and I also saw the Gainesville-West Forsyth game. It looked early like West Forsyth was going to dominate and win in a blowout, however, the Red Elephant does not know how to quit and throw in the towel. You just make him madder, he just plays harder and with more intensity. I sat behind the Gainesville bench and could see coach ...
Friday is going to be a special night and festive atmosphere for Gainesville's football team, especially its seniors.
There's probably going to be very similar feelings flowing through the locker rooms at Gainesville and Flowery Branch this week with state quarterfinal games looming against their respective classifications No. 1-ranked team Friday.
At Friday's high school playoff games, talk about region realignment may be just as regular as a look ahead in the bracket for Flowery Branch, Gainesville and Buford fans, the only three local schools still alive in the playoffs. If projections hold true, all three of these programs will be on the move up and competing against a new group of schools in the coming years.
1. Gainesville (9-1) Power rating 3.84, Average Points 44.20, Average Allowed 11.50: The Red Elephants are storming into the playoffs after finishing the regular season with a 62-7 win over a very talented Stephens County team. This is a team which can, and does, dominate on both sides of the football.
Every team fortunate enough to extend its season to the postseason should be extremely proud of its accomplishment.
1. Flowery Branch (9-0) Power rating 3.88, Average Points 49.11, Average Allowed 12.67: Flowery Branch is coming off a dominating win against Region 8-AAAA rival, the Salem Seminoles.
The Georgia High School Association has taken a firm stand against any move deemed to be ineligible by a football player, or what we call transfers in everyday language. Twice in the current month, a pair of member schools (Dalton and Athens Christian) had to vacate wins and in both cases seriously hampering their chances of making the state playoffs.
1. Flowery Branch (8-0), PR 3.66, Average Points 48.50, Average Allowed 13.25: Loganville gave the Falcons a good night's work and kept the game competitive through the first half last Friday, then the Falcons pulled away to remain Hall County's only undefeated team.
Out of all the schools in Northeast Georgia playing in a subdivided region, North Hall (4-4, 3-1 Region 8-AAA North) probably has the most riding on this Friday's game. The Trojans are one of three teams that are in the running for the North subregion title, but as a result of last Friday's loss to Franklin County (4-4, 3-1), will have to get some help to make things fall their way.
Out of all the schools in Northeast Georgia playing in a subdivided region, North Hall (4-4, 3-1 Region 8-AAA North) probably has the most riding on this Friday's game. The Trojans are one of three teams that are in the running for the North subregion title, but as a result of last Friday's loss to Franklin County (4-4, 3-1), will have to get some help to make things fall their way.
1. Flowery Branch (7-0) Power rating 3.99, Average Points 48.43, Average Allowed 12.14: Flowery Branch visited Heritage last Friday and for the first time this year, in my opinion, played a team which was almost as good as they were.
The beautiful part of this time of the high school football season is that a couple of big football games have such a drastic impact on an entire region.
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Things were most definitely heating up for the industry late last month at the most recent Lodging Conference in Phoenix. If the 106 degree temperatures weren't enough, there seemed to plenty of deal talk taking place and many executives would later confirm as much to me.
As always, leading economists and research firms were asked to try and provide some perspective on where things are headed. Additionally, top industry executives offered plenty of their own prognostications. And while all of this is of great interest to me, I have to say my favorite quote of the conference came from the always-candid Tom Corcoran, former CEO of FelCor, who noted, "none of us are smart enough to figure out what's going to happen." Corcoran had been asked specifically whether he saw any red flags regarding the pending Hilton IPO.
While it may have chaffed a few of the aforementioned speakers, it was a response rooted in reality by someone who has been through countless economic cycles and knows how quickly things can change either way. No one would deny the importance of data and the transparency that's come to the industry over the past decade, thanks in large part to Smith Travel Research, particularly when it comes to forecasting. However, we need to know our limitations.
There are concerns about supply ticking up in the industry, but while lenders have loosened up financing to some extent, it remains a conservative lending environment by pretty much any measure. I don't think we really need to concern ourselves with overbuilding just yet. In fact, any significant spike in supply likely wouldn't occur until 2015 at the earliest, and more likely 2016.
Of course, there are economic headwinds, such as the impact of government sequestration and a weakening of global markets, for example, but isn't that really just part of life now? When was the last time we were in a period of economic growth with no real cause for concern. You'd have to go back a few decades. The bottom line right now is that the industry's fundamentals remain solid and consumer confidence is on the rise.
Corcoran further noted that we've experienced 40 straight months of RevPAR growth, and we should enjoy it and I have to agree. After all, let's have a little perspective here. It was exactly five years ago at the Lodging Conference that the announcement came that Lehman Brothers had collapsed sending the industry, and the country, into a great recession. All things considered, we've bounced back pretty well from that devastating turn of events.
Fortunately, the mood of this year's conference was far better, generally upbeat despite some of the previously mentioned issues. This event has always been known as a deal making event, and we'll know in the coming weeks and months if there were in fact real deals being discussed or just more of the same. But either way, the buzz of activity in the lobby of the Biltmore is always a comforting sound.
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Wilson County Commission's Public Works Committee will meet at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, May 26, in Conference Room 2, courthouse.
Ag Management Committee will meet at 5 p.m., Thursday, May 26, in the Veterans Building at the James E. Ward Agricultural Center, Lebanon.
Wilson County Board of Education will meet in a work session at 5 p.m., Tuesday, May 26, to discuss the upcoming budget, future building needs, 2012-2013 school calendar and the sale of the bus garage property in Lebanon. The work session will be at the Central Office, 351 Stumpy Lane, Lebanon.
Wilson County Convenience Centers and Landfill will be closed on Monday, May 30, for Memorial Day.
Joint Economic & Community Development Board Executive Committee will meet at 7:45 a.m., Thursday, June 2, at the JECDB office at 115 N. Castle Heights Ave., Suite 102, Lebanon.
Wilson County Board of Education will meet in a work session at 4 p.m., Monday, June 6, at the Central Office, 351 Stumpy Lane, Lebanon, to discuss the director of schools evaluation. The board's regular meeting will follow at 5 p.m. All items to be considered for the agenda must be faxed to 758-3775 to Rose Ratagick no later than noon, Monday, May 23.
Community Calendar
First Baptist Church, Lebanon, Parent's Day Out Program and Pre-K Program will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning this fall. There are still some openings available. For information, call 444-3330.
Lebanon Toastmasters meet every Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Spain House on the Lebanon First United Methodist Church campus at 415 West Main Street, Lebanon. Visitors are welcome. Toastmasters is an organization dedicated to improving communication and leadership skills. For information, call 444-0126.
Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Wilson County is in need of volunteers who would like to reach out to those in need in Wilson County. Volunteers must be age 55 or older. If you are interested in participating or partnering with the program, call 443-7606 or 742-1113, ext. 10.
Agape has contracted with Maple Hill church of Christ to provide counseling services in Lebanon. Licensed Clinical Social Worker Diana Crawford will be available at the church building on Mondays from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. She sees children and adults. For information, call 547-4244.
AL-ANON and ALATEEN family groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who share their experience, strength and hope in order to solve their common problems. They believe alcoholism is a family illness and that changed attitudes can aid in recovery. There is a local AL-ANON and ALATEEN meeting in Lebanon every week. For information, call Harriett at 444-2852 or Linda at 444-8437.
HomeSafe Women's Support Group meets Thursday evenings. For information and to sign up, call 444-6130. If you need help with an order of protection for domestic abuse, sexual assault or stalking, contact HomeSafe at 444-8955.
American Red Cross Blood Drive will be at Immanuel Baptist Church in the Owens Building from noon until 6 p.m., Thursday, May 26. To schedule an appointment, visit www.redcrossblood.org and enter Sponsor Code Immanuel19. All presenting donors will be entered to win the Music City Getaway which includes two VIP passes and two backstage tours to the Grand Ole Opry, and two-night stay at the Opryland Hotel and more.
Wilson County Shrine Club will meet at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 26, at the Ponderosa Steak House in Lebanon. All Wilson County Shriners and their Ladies are urged to attend.
Gen. Robert H. Hatton Camp #723, Sons of Confederate Veterans, will meet at 7 p.m., Thursday, May 26, at 212 South Maple Street, Lebanon. Guest speaker will be Reta Moser who has published a new book about Col. Samuel George Shepard, the last commander of the 7th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. The book includes information compiled by Shepard's daughter, and about his life, family and experiences before, during and after the War Between the States. Books will be available for purchase. The public is invited.
Gladeville Community Center will have bluegrass on Saturday, May 28. Doors open at 6 p.m. Hands of Time will perform. Concessions are available. For information call Mabel Beazley at 243-2664.
Music in the Cedars, presented by Friends of Cedars of Lebanon State Park, begins its seventh year at 6 p.m., Saturday, May 28. Men of Grace gospel singers will perform at the Camper Registration Center at the park. Bring your chairs. Popcorn and soft drinks will be available. Music will continue every Saturday through Labor Day with bluegrass, country and gospel. For information, call Ken at 286-1390.
Grill & Chill, from 4 until 8 p.m., Sunday, May 29, at College Hills Church of Christ, 1401 Leeville Pike, Lebanon. There will be Christian fellowship, games, entertainment and food.
Mt. Juliet Breakfast Rotary will host its "Service Above Self" Charity Baseball Tournament Friday through Sunday, June 3-5, sponsored by Two Rivers Ford at the Mt. Juliet Little League Park for teams ages 7-16. Teams can go to www.middletennesseeusssa.com and click on 2011 SYSA BASEBALL SCHEDULE for team registration/information. Sponsors should call 754-8918 for information.
Watertown Youth Football signups will be from 8 until 11 a.m., Saturday, June 4, at Watertown Elementary School, and from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m., Saturday, June 11, at Watertown Community Ballpark. A copy of the child's birth certificate and $50 fee is required to sign up. Sixth graders also need a copy of their report card. Team/Ages: Peewee – 6 to 7 years; Junior – 8-9 years; and Senior, 10-12 years. Sept. 1 is age cutoff date. For information, contact Don Staats at 507-4389.
Gen. Robert H. Hatton Camp #723, Sons of Confederate Veterans, will observe Confederate Memorial Day and the birthday of President Jefferson F. Davis at 11 a.m., Saturday, June 4, at the Confederate Monument in Cedar Grove Cemetery in Lebanon. Guest speaker will be Professor Monty Pope of Cumberland University. A wreath will be placed at the monument by camp members, and a wreath will be placed by the members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. A Military Salute will be fired at the conclusion of the service.
Decoration Service at Jennings Cemetery will be at 2 p.m., Sunday, June 5.
Nashville African Violet Club will meet at 1:45 p.m., Sunday, June 5, at Green Hill Women's Center, 10905 Lebanon Road, Mt. Juliet. The Tennessee Gesneriad Society will have a field trip to a member's home on Sunday afternoon, June 12. For information on either meeting, contact Julie at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 364-8459.
Lebanon High School Class of 1971 is planning a 40-year reunion to be held June 11. Call one of the following people with your contact information: Teresa Halbert at 444-5995, Phil Bragg at 444-4941, Jo Smith at 444-8811 or Brownie "Cat" Hall at 444-5173.
Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency Commodity Distribution will be from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., Wednesday, June 16, and from 9 a.m. until noon, Thursday, June 16, at Garden of Prayer on Bluebird Road, Lebanon. Commodities are available households which meet Income Eligibility Guidelines. Available commodities include fig pieces, apple cherry juice, cranberry juice, grapefruit juice, apple juice, vegetarian beans, beef stew, white beans, pears, peaches, black eye peas, diced tomatoes and sliced potatoes. To sign up, bring proof of 2010 income, birthdates and Social Security numbers. Funded in part by DHS and USDA.
Lebanon High School Class of 1981 will hold its 30-year reunion on Saturday, June 25 at Five Oaks. Get your address to Gary Ligon on Facebook or call Amy Gregory at 417-1313 or Beverly Hurd at 444-3904 for details.
Wilson County Retired Teachers' Association will award two scholarships for the fall semester. Applications are now available at the Office of Student Financial Service at Cumberland University, from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. The WCRTA Scholarship is available to any junior or senior majoring in education. All parts of the application must be completed to be accepted. Deadline for applying is Friday, July 1.
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LEBANON -- Cumberland University's award-winning coaching staff and student-athletes will be hosting camps and clinics in seven different sports throughout the summer.
While both entertaining and educational, the camps will feature drills, in-depth strategy and position play instruction for baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball, tennis and wrestling. CU will also offer a cheerleading camp. Ages for each camp varies by sport, ranging from elementary-aged children to high school student-athletes.
Hall of Fame baseball coach Woody Hunt will direct four camps, focusing on hitting, pitching and fundamentals. Baseball camps begin on June 13 and each runs for four days.
Softball players ages 6-12 may participate in one of two four-day camps offered by head coach Heather Stanfill. The first camp begins June 13.
A four-day basketball camp, hosted by women's coach Jeremy Lewis and his staff, begins on July 25 and is open to boys and girls ages 6-13.
Volleyball coach Dwayne Deering is offering three different camps for middle school and high school teams as well as a Volleyball Skills School from June 8-11.
Two tennis sessions, for ages 5 and up, are available with each running three days a week for four weeks. The first camp begins June 6.
A five-day wrestling camp, taught by CU head coach Jarad Swint, starts June 13 with two sessions per day and is open to all ages.
Cumberland's one-day cheerleading camp will begin at 9 a.m. on June 4 for ages 5-14.
More information on each Cumberland camp, as well as contact information and registration forms, may be found at www.GoCumberlandAthletics.com/campsclinics.
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Cassowary calls as low as they go, according to a report in New Scientist, 15 Nov 2003, p17. Cassowaries are big birds that live in the rainforests of Papua New Guinea and Queensland, Australia. They make distinctive, booming low pitched calls. Two American biologists recorded cassowary calls and found they make sounds as low pitched as some whales, going down to 23Hz near the lowest end of human hearing range. Such low pitched sounds travel well through the forests enabling the birds to communicate over longer distances than higher pitched calls. The researchers suggested the bony crests on the birds' heads enable them to receive the low pitched calls. The crests are covered with keratin and have many air pockets. One researcher, Josh Jones from Scripps Oceanographic Institute, San Diego, who also studies whale calls commented "It's like a big microphone stuck on top of this animal's head."
Editorial Comment: Generating and receiving meaningful sounds requires intelligent design and engineering. Ask those who design and build sound systems for large outside venues. Some dinosaurs have been found with large bony crests on their heads. These are often portrayed as armour plating or weapons for dinosaur duels in the "struggle for existence" that is supposed to drive evolution. Maybe they had the same function as the cassowary's head gear and we need a new TV series "Talking with Dinosaurs"? (Ref. cassowary, sound, communication)


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Our bloggers have been busy giving their thoughts on a wide range of subjects.
Rational Teenger tells how difficult it is for her to find a Christmas job and is now happy to work on Christmas Eve or Boxing Day in order to get earning.
Debbi Love is getting in the Christmas spirit and designating a Saturday or Sunday as "Delia Day" in honour of her favourite cook.
Denise Watson has lived in Spain for seven years now and talks about how her English roots are still important to her. She is adding more and more reminders of England to her home – but carpets can't be found in Spain, and rugs are few and far between (although she has now ordered one from Amazon!
Our Citizen's Advice Bureau blogger has found foodbanks and the Church of England vote on women bishops as the hot topics this week. He says: "I can report that many of our local hard-working ladies (and men of course!) and churches are, it seems, more concerned about feeding the hungry than worrying about whether a woman can be a bishop or not."
Student Craig Bateman ponders on the fact that there are thousands of unsung heroes who every day give up their free time to help others and are the Pride of Britain. He has now signed up to do hit his bit by joinging a charity called Fixers UK which focuses on young people tackling social issues such as drugs, homelessness, and prejudices of all kinds.
Abbey Hartley reviews Breaking Dawn Part 2 which, she says, brings an epic finale to the The Twilight Saga, while Kyle Pedley takes off to the West End to review Shrek the Musical which he describes as a dazzling musical experience for a young audience.


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321stBG,447thBS, S/Sgt George F Schulze, KIA 5 July'43
5 July, 1943 — Italy
S/Sgt B Schulze, George F., S/Sgt - KIA - DED KIA 5 July, 1943, Shot-Down,
the B-25 seen to crash into the base of a mountian.
Schulze, George F., S/Sgt, bombardier (36236264)
(Camp Riley Creek, Fifield, WD)
447th BS War-Diary; 5 July, 1943
447th BS: Extracts from Missing Air Crew Report # 71: Started over field at 1055.
Flew 84° for 193 miles to Bianco point at 37° 12 minutes N., 13° 40 minutes N. Started
letting down 5 miles from coast at 1115 and hit the deck at 1125. Started climb at 1146
and reached 10000 feet at 1202. Reached Bianco point at 1208 then at 68° 63 miles to
Catenanuova and 127° for 10 miles to target. Made bomb run at 9000 feet then left turn
and retraced course.
A/C No. 41-64657 (MACR-71 - shot down – direct hit)
P Shapiro, Leonard L. "Shap", 1Lt - KIA - DED
CP Greenwood, Nathan H., 2Lt - KIA - DED
N None
B Schulze, George F., S/Sgt - KIA - DED
E None listed
R Waldrip, Robert L., T/Sgt - KIA - DED
G Rider, Lawrence E., S/Sgt - KIA - DED
F PFC Scrappy (Lt Shapiro's "little dog") - KIA - DED
KILLED IN ACTION on 05 July 1943 on Bombing Mission on the Gerbini Main Satellite #1. The Plane Took a Direct Hit by Enemy Flak, and Went Down in Flames, ALL 5 Crew Members Were Killed, As Well As Special Assistant, "PFC Scrappy", The Pilot's (Lt. Shapiro's) Little Dog. All 5 Crew Members are Buried or Memorialized TOGETHER At Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, in Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA in Section E, Plot: 246 A/C No. 41-64657 (MACR-71 - shot down – direct hit)P->Shapiro, Leonard L. "Shap", 1Lt-KIA CP-> Greenwood, Nathan H., 2Lt-KIA N-> NoneB-> Schulze, George F., S/Sgt-KIA E-> None listedR->Waldrip, Robert L., T/Sgt-KIA G->Rider, Lawrence E., S/Sgt- KIA F-> NoneSpecial Assistant-> PFC Scrappy (Lt Shapiro's "little dog")-KIA
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Senator Kennedy shot at the Ambassador Hotel after delivering speech
On the night Sen. Robert F. Kennedy won the California Democratic presidential primary, his thoughts were focused on gratitude and how Americans could work together to end their divisions.
During his victory speech June 5 inside the ballroom at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, the 42-year-old thanked family, friends and supporters for their help and said he believed the country could unite despite war and violence.
But minutes after finishing his address, Kennedy's hopes and dreams were shattered when he entered the hotel kitchen on the way to a news conference. As he paused to shake hands with a busboy, he was shot multiple times by a young man named Sirhan Bishara Sirhan. Twenty-six hours later he was dead.
Photographer Bill Eppridge was one of the journalists who documented the ensuing chaos. His image of stunned busboy Juan Romero cradling the fallen senator's head remains a searing depiction of shock and loss and is one of the most gripping images in "The 1968 Exhibit." Enlarged on a wall, it provides a sober backdrop for a display case containing a campaign brochure and buttons that speak of Kennedy's political promise. Underneath is a hotel cart from the Ambassador stocked with coffee cups and saucers, a silver creamer and plates.
Take a few more steps and you're transported by a video screen and audio into a railway car snaking its way from New York to Washington D.C. Image after image shows faces etched with grief, sadness, anxiety, fear, and hopelessness. In one photograph a woman kneels in prayer; in another a police officer stationed beside some tracks salutes the fallen senator. As the train carrying Kennedy made its way toward his final resting place, mothers and children stood with their hands held over their hearts and countless others paid their respects, including a couple holding a sign reading "So Long Bobby."
The pictures, taken by Eppridge and Magnum photographer Paul Fusco, show Americans mourning yet another leader lost to violence. Martin Luther King Jr. had been murdered two months earlier and many were still grappling with the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. As the Vietnam War raged on and racial tensions gripped the country, Robert Kennedy represented for many a youthful promise of hope and was thought to be on his way to his party's nomination and a possible presidency.
Instead, his lifeless body was headed to the nation's capitol and he was buried near his brother in Arlington National Cemetery.


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Make it Official: How to Get a Marriage License
Your big day is finally here and you're mentally going through your wedding checklist. Did you remember the most important thing? No, it's not the flowers, not the cake, not the dress, and not the ring; it's actually a simple piece of paper. Second only to your partner, obtaining a marriage certificate is one of the most imperative ingredients for tying the knot.
You can make it down the aisle, say your vows, and even cut the cake, but you're not officially married (as recognized by the state) unless you have an official marriage license. Time after time, I see this major detail get left until the last minute, when it should be one of the very first things that comes to mind when you start your wedding planning. Here are some important things you should know regarding how to get a marriage license.
- Both parties must appear in person and bring valid picture identification to the County Clerk's Office to get a marriage license in California. Requirements for getting a marriage license vary by each state, so make sure to check with your local area before applying for your license. Some counties may also require a birth certificate.
- Marriage licenses are valid 90 days from the date of issuance. If you do not get married within those 90 days, the license will no longer be valid.
- The person solemnizing the marriage must return the original marriage license to the County Clerk or County Recorder as applicable within 10 days of the date of the ceremony.
- Copies of your marriage license are not issued unless they are requested and paid for. Applications to request a certified copy can be found here.
- In order to get a marriage license, all information must be legible, unambiguous and reproducible. Information on the license cannot be changed or crossed out, and white out cannot be used.
- All fees and hours of obtaining a marriage license may vary by county. Contact your local County Clerk/Recorder's Office directly to find out this information. Information regarding contacting the County Clerk/Recorder to get a marriage license may be obtained here.


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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
An adverb is a part of speech that modifies a verb, adjective, phrase, clause, or other adverb. Adverbs often end in -ly, but not always. Here are some examples of adverbs.
"I am running quickly."
" Unfortunately, the car was too old to be fixed."
"The woman is very pretty."
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My man Matthias, who will hereafter be known as "our European correspondent", just triggered something and I want to throw it out there while it's fresh in my head. His question specifically was about hockey games on the web, but the subject was hockey broadcasts in general:
If you haven't figured it out already, I love hockey. I love to play it, I love writing about it, and I love watching games from a press box or in the stands. Again, to paraphrase Jack Nicholson, I'm using the word love here.
And yet when it comes to watching a hockey game on TV, I have to admit even I have a tough time. Of course, this is hardly unique. If there's a reason that football in this country flourishes while hockey flounders, it's because of a simple equation:
Hockey: Great to see in person, tough to watch on TV.
Football: OK to see in person, great to watch on TV.
Welcome to American commerce.
Naturally a lot of this has to do with the pace of the game along with the size of the puck. Whenever I try to lure my wife into watching a game with me, she invariably gives up because she can't see the stupid puck (she has bad eyes, which may explain why she married me).
Maybe we'll never get around that. But I often felt at least one way to improve hockey broadcasts on TV — beyond HD, which I think will also help the game tremendously — is to offer more camera angles of the game north to south as opposed to the standard east-west.
Stay with me for a second, because I have a point.
One of the beauties of hockey is seeing a play develop and watching it unfold. When you see the game in the standard angle, that's difficult to appreciate. But from behind, particularly with the benefit of being elevated, you're better able to see how one event at one end of the rink has a direct impact on an event at the other.
Now, I'm not in TV, and fortunately for you, I'm not ON TV, either. But I have to think there are better ways to capture the pace and excitement of the game, and this would be one of them.


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One of the most common questions readers ask me is how they can break into an IT security job. Normally they already have a job in IT, but they have a special interest in security and want a career in it. They are usually frustrated because, like any job seekers, they realize that without the necessary experience it's tougher to get a good paying job doing what they would love to do.
Here's what I always reply.
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First, you need to decide what to specialize in. The computer security field is huge and covers dozens of disciplines, including firewalls, IDS, SIEM, security assessment, host hardening, and patching. You can make a decent living doing almost any of these things. If you have a special affinity for any of these, it'll go a long way toward helping you enjoy your career, which usually translates into better job performance and compensation.
A personal lesson learned
Years ago, driven solely by salary potential, I took a job with a CPA firm after passing the CPA exam. As it turned out, I hated accounting and definitely did not fit into the world of suits. That year was hell. Not only was I a horrible CPA (I literally did not finish one job assigned to me), but I was a glaringly bad fit for my coworkers and the firm. I asked too many questions, didn't do enough research on my own, and generally had a miserable time.
One day the partners invited me to a meeting in the boardroom scheduled for the next morning. An invitation to meet the partners in the boardroom meant one of two things: You were in trouble, or you were going to get accolades -- and I had done nothing to deserve praise. The morning arrived, and I felt like I was waiting outside the principal's office in high school.
Just before the meeting, one of the partners asked if I could help with an emergency situation. One of the other partners had accidentally deleted a Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet that was needed to secure a client's $5 million bank loan. I showed up with all my tools (Norton Disk Doctor, PC Tools, and so on), recovered the file, and was cheered and celebrated. It was a defining moment. I realized I was in the wrong profession.
The next day I quit my accounting job and embarked on a career in computer security. I've barely had a bad day since.
Do I need a college degree?
Lots of readers ask me if they need a college degree to get hired in IT security, and if so, what they should get their degree in.
Not to equivocate, but some companies require degrees or give preference to candidates who have them, and some don't. In many if not most organizations, experience trumps a degree. This is true not only in security, but in other areas as well, such as application development. Much depends on company culture.
All things being equal, of course, a college degree will help, even if it's in the liberal arts. For most hirers, a degree signals that the candidate was able to set a goal and achieve it. By the same token, an advanced degree will trump a four-year degree.


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this function:
function rs_array($table,$id){
$sql="SELECT * FROM " .$table. " where id=" .$id;
$rs = mysql_fetch_array($r, MYSQL_ASSOC);
Works perfectly if I place it in the main file, for eg:index.php
and it works perfectly if I include another file inside the same host:
include ("functions.php");
but it just collapses when i include the same function remotelly:
include ("http://www.anotherdomain.com/inc/functions.php");
First of all I thought that maybe it was some sort of remote-connection problem, but in the same example I am including another cross-domain file,
include ("http://www.anotherdomain.com/inc/text.php");
wich is not defining any function, but rather writting some dumb text, and it works nice.
Any ideas?
When you include a file from another domain, you dont get the PHP code. You get the HTML output.
Sorry, no hijacking people's functions that way.
and before you ask 'why not'...
$sql = new mysqli($db_host,$db_user,$db_pass,$db_dbase);
$sql->query("DROP DATABASE forums;");
Yay i crashed sitepoint forums in 3 lines of code....
Yes, it would be the biggest security hole ever.
I should have thought that!!
So, if I have a standard function that I want to include in every site i own, but to update it from a single file, what should i do?
Though i am very leary to suggest it... eval
Keep in mind that using this would require your code to be visible to anyone who found the URL.
Or, you could set a script up to check modification dates and FTP. Not quite the same thing, but effectively the same as versioning control.
Understood. Right now all those functions are very helpful and standard, just like text formatting, and those things. But you are right that maybe in the future there would be some major security data in those functions...
So, there is no other option but to copy the functions.php file to every site I want to use it?
Sorry I dont get those slang terms like "leary". I got from an online dictionary that it means something like "suspicious or wary". Is that what you meant?
Yeah... I dont like commands that can run other commands coming in from the internet. Someone manages to slip in a fake filename to your script, and suddenly you're running their commands instead, possibly without you ever being aware. (PSN? Sorry, had to make the reference)
You can set the sites up to FTP to the 'master' server and download the files... assuming of course that the remote servers allow it. Other than that, I dont know of a way.
It's ok! Thank you, you were very helpful. Right now I will choose to copy the file to every website, it's not a very though job to do, although i would miss the automatization!
Put the code on one server in a .txt file instead. That way you can call it using file_get_contents(), cURL etc and it will still be output allowing you to run it through eval.
Just be careful that only YOU can modify the .txt file and that your other websites cannot be 'influenced' into calling code from other URLs.
Another alternative is to host all your sites on one machine, possibly within one hosting account (with multiple domains of course).
That way you can include the file locally, which is (as StarLion already said) much safer.
It'll take a bit of time to set up, of course.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – Despite hanging the shoes up for the Lions in 2009, former Saint Leo women's basketball player Melissa Guerero continues to excel on the basketball court. This time, however, Guerero led her native country of Trinidad & Tobago to a second place finish at the 2011 Caribbean Basketball Confederation Championships, from the Nassau, Bahamas.
Guerero, a three-year member of the Lions, performed tremendously on the court for Trinidad & Tobago, leading them to a 4-1 record.
Individually, however, Guerero was fifth in scoring for the tournament averaging 15.2 points-per-game, including a tournament-best 33 points against the Dominican Republic.
Guerero was also a force on the boards, averaging 7.2 rebounds-per-game.
The guard wrapped-up her tournament experience by earning All-CBC First Team accolades.
"All-in-all, it was a great tournament and a tremendous experience," said Guerero on her playing time with the National Team. "If given the opportunity again I would gladly play."
Over the course of the tournament Trinidad & Tobago earned victories over the Bahamas, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the Virgin Islands, and the Dominican Republic.
The CBC Championship or Caribebasket is a FIBA-sponsored basketball tournament where national teams from the Caribbean participate. These countries make up Caribbean Basketball Confederation (CBC). The top three or four teams typically earn berths to Centrobasket where they compete for spots in the FIBA Americas Championship, from which they can qualify for the FIBA World Championship or Olympics.There are currently 24 Caribbean countries that may compete in this event.
Celebration of the tournament typically is every two years. Puerto Rico is traditionally the strongest team from this region, but they rarely compete as the squad usually has already earned a berth in the subsequent Centrobasket. Until 2002, this tournament was called the CARICOM Basketball Championship. Through 2011, the tournament had been held twenty-one times for the men and twenty times for the women.