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commandlinefu.com is the place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again.
Delete that bloated snippets file you've been using and share your personal repository with the world. That way others can gain from your CLI wisdom and you from theirs too. All commands can be commented on, discussed and voted up or down.
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Show the number of failed tries of login per account. If the user does not exist it is marked with *.
This will get the job done in the most efficient way -
spawning only one `rm` process.
"On-the-fly" find data is displayed through `tee` and
you should have plenty of time to ctrl-c if needed before it's too late.
You may need to re-run this after major Software Updates.
To leave more languages in, add more ``-and \! -iname "lang*"'' statements:
sudo find / -iname "*.lproj" -and \! -iname "en*" -and \! -iname "spanish*" -print0 | tee /dev/stderr | sudo xargs -0 rm -rfv
**Edit: note the 2nd sudo near the end of the pipeline - this is necessary.
This command lets you see and scroll through all of the strings that are stored in the RAM at any given time. Press space bar to scroll through to see more pages (or use the arrow keys etc).
Sometimes if you don't save that file that you were working on or want to get back something you closed it can be found floating around in here!
The awk command only shows lines that are longer than 20 characters (to avoid seeing lots of junk that probably isn't "human readable").
If you want to dump the whole thing to a file replace the final '| less' with '> memorydump'. This is great for searching through many times (and with the added bonus that it doesn't overwrite any memory...).
Here's a neat example to show up conversations that were had in pidgin (will probably work after it has been closed)...
sudo cat /proc/kcore | strings | grep '([0-9]\{2\}:[0-9]\{2\}:[0-9]\{2\})'
(depending on sudo settings it might be best to run
sudo su
first to get to a # prompt)
only for sudo-style systems.
Use this construct instead of I/O re-directors ``>'' or ``>>'' because
sudo only elevates the commands and *not* the re-directors.
***warning: remember that the `tee` command will clobber
file contents unless it is given the ``-a'' argument
Also, for extra security, the "left" command is still run unprivileged.
Discovering all executables on your system that can be run as another user, especially root, is critical for system security. The above command will find those files with have SUID or SGID bits set and are owned by the root user or group.
Useful mainly for debugging or troubleshooting an application or system, such as X11, Apache, Bind, DHCP and others. Another useful switch that can be combined with -mmin, -mtime and so forth is -daystart. For example, to find files that were modified in the /etc directory only yesterday:
sudo find /etc -daystart -mtime 1 -type f
This will create an exact duplicate image of your hard drive that you can then restore by simply reversing the "if" & "of" locations.
sudo dd if=/media/disk/backup/sda.backup of=/dev/sda
Alternatively, you can use an SSH connection to do your backups:
dd if=/dev/sda | ssh firstname.lastname@example.com dd of=~/backup/sda.backup
Add the functions to the .bashrc to make it work
Example: First go to the iso file directory and type:
user@box:~$ miso file.iso
It will put you into a temporary mounting point directory (ISO_CD) and will show the files
You can umount the iso file whatever the directory you are
user@box:~/ISO_CD$ uiso
It wil umount the iso file and remove the temporary directory in your home
I often forget to type sudo before a command that needs it. This is the quickest way to rerun the command prefixed by sudo.
Someone might attack on your system. You can drop attacker IP using IPtables. However, you can use route command to null route unwanted traffic. A null route (also called as blackhole route) is a network route or kernel routing table entry that goes nowhere. Matching packets are dropped (ignored) rather than forwarded, acting as a kind of very limited firewall. The act of using null routes is often called blackhole filtering.
An apt-get wrapper function which will run the command via sudo, but will run it normally if you're only downloading source files.
This was a bit of an excuse to show off the framework of
cmd && echo true || echo false
...but as you can see, you must be careful about what is in the "true" block to make sure it executes without error, otherwise the "false" block will be executed.
To allow the apt-get return code to pass through, you need to use a more normal if/else block:
apt-get () { if [ "$1" = source ]; then command apt-get "$@"; else sudo apt-get "$@"; fi }
This will give you the Dell Service tag number associated with your machine. Incredibly useful when you need that number for tech support or downloads.
Opens a new shell as root. Useful if you want to run a lot of commands as superuser without needing to sudo each of them.
This is the solution to the common mistake made by sudo newbies, since
sudo echo "foo bar" >> /path/to/some/file
does NOT add to the file as root.
sudo echo "foo bar" > /path/to/some/file
should be replaced by
echo "foo bar" | sudo tee /path/to/some/file
And you can add a >/dev/null in the end if you're not interested in the tee stdout :
echo "foo bar" | sudo tee -a /path/to/some/file >/dev/null
when I turn on my wifi, I always have to put in this command in order to make my laptop notice the wifi.
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Domotix is a free Media Center program for Windows, grouping together multimedia functions (music, video, television, photo, webradio) as well as internet services (weather, cinema, RSS streams) into the same interface. Domotix distinguishes itself from the competition (XLobby, Meedio, Media Portal…) with its easy to install and use interface. This tutorial has the goal of exploring the main functions in Domotix, while quickly explaining their implementation
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Year in Pictures - Out: When we did the first rough edit for the year in sports pictures, we found we had a lot of baseball photos. It became increasingly difficult to edit them down, but we didn't want to seem like we were partial to baseball. This was one of the last ones to go. I like it because the photographer saw something different. Instead of just focusing on game action, it gives the viewer a sense of place and it's timeless. It could have been taken anywhere, at anytime, at any major league game.
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MILWAUKEE - JULY 21: Tim Lincecum #55 of the San Francisco Giants pitches against the Milwaukee Brewers during a Major League Baseball game on July 21, 2007 at Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.


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03/20/2013 Grinz on Green: Dawson Ready for First NCAA Tournament12/22/2012 Grinz On Green: Nix Turns In Career Effort Vs. TexasWith Big Ten season up next, Nix and Spartans continue to improve. 12/22/2012 Michigan State 67, Texas 56Post-Game Quotes 12/17/2012 Men's Basketball Travels To Bowling GreenSpartans ready for final road game of non-conference season. 11/22/2012 MSU Hosts Oakland FridaySpartans play for the third time in six days. 12/09/2013 Episode 112/04/2013 Michigan State 65 North Carolina 7911/29/2013 Michigan State 98 - Mount St. Mary's 6511/23/2013 Michigan State 87 - Oklahoma 7611/22/2013 Michigan State 96 - Virginia Tech 77Mike Garland is in his second stint on the Spartan bench, with the 2013-14 campaign marking his 14th season at MSU. He returned to East Lansing for the 2007-08 season, having previously served as an assistant at MSU for seven seasons from 1996-2003. In his time at MSU, Garland has helped coach the Spartans to 12 NCAA Tournaments, seven Big Ten Championships, three Big Ten Tournament Championships, five Final Fours and one National Championship. In fact, he has been on staff for every Big Ten Championship the Spartans have won under Tom Izzo. He excels in self-scouting and individual player improvement. His instruction led to six Spartans being selected in the NBA Draft during a three-year span from 2000-02. In total, he has worked with 11 Spartans that have been selected in the draft. "Mike is someone who was here through our championship and Final Four runs, and helped build this program from the ground up," said Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo. "Mike has a tremendous passion for coaching and developing relationships with players. He helps instill the toughness necessary to compete at the championship level." In 2006-07, Garland served as associate head coach at SMU under Matt Doherty. Prior to that, he was head coach for three seasons at Cleveland State, posting a 23-60 record, while increasing the Vikings' win total each season. In his second season, the Vikings improved by six wins in Horizon League play, which was the fifth-best improvement in league history. Prior to his arrival at East Lansing, Garland enjoyed a successful nine-year stint as varsity head coach at Belleville High School. During that time, he posted a career record of 153-49 (.757) while earning numerous coaching honors. He was selected as the Associated Press' 1993-94 Michigan High School Coach of the Year while also being named the Michigan Mega Red Conference Coach of the Year. Garland, who coached three players to first-team all-state honors during his tenure at Belleville, was named The Detroit News All-Metro West Coach of the Year in 1990-91 while being selected as the All-Suburban Coach of the Year during the same campaign by the Detroit Free Press. His Belleville teams won six Mega Red Conference championships, four district titles and advanced to the state tournament quarterfinals in 1991. He spent five seasons as an assistant at Belleville before being named head coach. Garland started his coaching career in 1977 with a two-year stint as an assistant basketball coach at Cody High in Detroit. Garland then headed to private business for several years before his desire to teach led him back into coaching as the junior varsity coach at Belleville High in 1982. Garland earned a bachelor's degree in physical education and community recreation from Northern Michigan in 1977. While at NMU, he was the recipient of the Minority Student Academic Achievement Award. Izzo and Garland were teammates on the Wildcats' basketball squad. Garland's family includes his wife, Cynthia, daughter, Simone, and sons Quentin and Michael Ray, and grandchildren Simone, LaNyla and Jacqueline. |
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Posted: 08/07/2013 - Clint Hurtt is back coaching the Louisville Cardinals as he awaits to hear the results from an NCAA investigation of the University of Miami.
Posted: 08/05/2013 - Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin says the university is gathering facts after a report that quarterback Johnny Manziel was paid for signing hundreds of autographs in January.
Updated: 07/30/2013 - Mark Stoops and his staff have received a verbal commitment from Westerville Central (OH) tackle Nick Richardson.
Posted: 07/30/2013 - Louisville is the overwhelming favorite to win the American Athletic Conference in its last season as a member of the league formerly known as the Big East.
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Updated: 06/22/2013 - Calvin Bird, one of the most versatile players in UK football history is dead at the age of 75.
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Posted: 04/14/2013 - The Mark Stoops era as head coach of the Kentucky football team witnessed perhaps its greatest highlight yet as 50,831 rejuvenated fans attended the 2013 Blue/White Spring Game at Commonwealth Stadium Saturday night.
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Such A Bittersweet Day : The Oral And Photographic Fight For Gay Marriage Book
Produced by Geoffrey King and, Sunny Angulo with an introduction from San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera, Such A Bittersweet Day brings together stunning photography with oral histories to provide a powerful look at the marriage equality movement in California.
Telling the stories of a wide range of people from LGBT activists to working people, politicos, people of faith and transgendered leaders and families, the combination of oral histories and photograph allows the book to offer a very powerful and unique way of telling individual storieswhilst not losing focus on the bigger issue of marriage equality.
Having photographed political protests across the United States and Britain, as well as travelling to Iraq, Geoffrey King was the perfect choice for the photography for a book of this kind and he certainly hasn't disappointed with each of his photos managing to capture the emotions of the subjects which range from defiance to determination and disappointment. And with Sunny Angulo, filmmaker, political organizer, designer and journalist, at his side to bring together the oral histories, there is not only a lot of passion behind behind this project but also a whole lot of experience and talent too.
Available for $44.95, Such A Bittersweet Day: The Marriage Equality Movement In The Wake Of Prop 8 can be ordered online from Blurb with 100% of the net proceeds from the regular edition of this book will go to organizations fighting for civil rights, equality and health.
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Preparation key for Pats to beat the Ravens
Tags: Preparation Tom Brady Vince Wilfork Bill Belichick Baltimore Ravens New England Patriots AFC Championship NFL Playoffs Super Bowl
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (NBC) -- It's the biggest game of the season for the New England Patriots.
They will face off against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday in the AFC Championship game. The winner is off to the Super Bowl, the loser back to the drawing board.
That's why the Patriots say preparation is the key and execution is the goal for the game against a tough, smart, good football team.
"The big thing about the Ravens is that they play good when they gotta play good. When they gotta make plays, they make plays. They won a lot of close games this year. And they've been in a lot of close games, and they won a lot of close games, and I think that's what it's all about. All the stats and all, I mean, you can do whatever you want with them, when it comes down to being able to make a play when you need to make them, whether that's score or stop the other team from scoring, or make a kick, or block a kick, or return a kick, or whatever it is. It's doing whatever you need to do to win. And they do a lot of that. So that's why they're a good football team," said Bill Belichick, Patriots head coach.
"If they're covering us deep, throw it short. If they're covering us short, throw it deep. If they're playing the pass, we run it. If they're playing the run, we throw it. I think that's part of the chess game. So that's how we spend all morning here trying to figure out what to do for this game. You know you play against a team like this, that's able to adjust because of their personnel, and because they do a lot of things schematically, there's a lot of 'what-ifs' in preparation throughout the course of a week. So, that's what we're really trying to hone in on this week," said Tom Brady, Patriots quarterback.
"Whatever they choose to, he's really a playmaker for them so they give him an opportunity to make those plays. When you see when he makes a play their whole sideline gets really amped up. So I think it's gotta be... you always have to know where 52's at. He's always right in the middle of the defense but whether he's blitzing or covering, or he's free in the middle of the field you always have to take him into account," said Brady.
"No matter how bad it gets, he seems to block everything out and play football. And it showed again last week against Denver. Big arm, throughout the course of the game he wasn't perfect, but he made the throw and they made the catch for him and it said a lot about that football team. But he's definitely one of the tougher quarterbacks in this league. He (have) a big heart, and he (play) to win," said Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork.
"We have to be able to prepare well. And execute very, very well at a high level. I don't think we can leave no stone unturned this game. Because if we do, it'll cost us. So we have to understand that. And it starts with a good week of practice. That's what it always starts with and this week we definitely need it. Every week, every meeting, every walk through and every minute we put in this game we have to make sure we try to cover everything that we could," said Wilfork.


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Jesse Jackson Has A Point!
Obama's toughlove is off key.
It seems like only ten years ago that policy hustler Robert Reich was confusing marginal tax rates with effective tax rates in an attempt to fool his readers into thinking the tax burden on the rich had gotten lighter than it actually had. He's still doing it, apparently. ... [via Insta]1:04 A.M.
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What if it was all a dream? (And if so, what does the dream mean?) Ellen Ladowsky and Rob Long interpret Hillary's Bosnia fantasy. ... Hint: In the end they cancelled her party! ... 4:54 P.M.
Hillary Clinton has done best in this campaign when she's been on the ropes--the phenomenon everybody (OK, nobody) in the press calls Mutnemom, or reverse momentum. Recently, however, Clinton's been gaining in polls while Obama's been declining. You'd think that would hurt her in North Carolina and Indiana as voters focus more intently on the actual prospect of a Hillary presidency and less intently on Obama's flaws. But maybe, thanks to Hillary's seemingly hopeless elected-delegate position, she's achieved a kind of Permanent Mutnemom status, in which (happily for her) no number of primary wins can alter the perception that she's still on the ropes. ... 4:23 P.M. link
Jon Keller revisits Obama wrang-wrang Deval Patrick--the pioneering African-American governor of Massachusetts who now has a 56% disapproval rating. What's the difference between Obama and Patrick? They were both relatively inexperienced. They were both advised by David Axelrod. They both ran on race-transcending "hope." A veteran GOP political analyst recently described to me what he considered the key analytic distinction:
Deval Patrick is an idiot. Obama is not an idiot.
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Robert C. "Uncle Bob" Winans of Lutz, Florida keeps several dozen rabbits (along with laying hens, fishing worms, and a year-round garden) on the acre of land to which he and his wife have retired.
And when it comes time to eat one of his home-raised rabbits, Uncle Bob doesn't rely on any cookbook, nor does he fall back on some time-honored but ordinary cooking method. What he does is invent new rabbit recipes as he goes along!
George Fournier of Charlton City, Mass. — on the other hand — prefers to adhere to one favorite rabbit-cooking formula that has never let his family down. "It's a recipe my Canadian wife, Monique, brought to Massachusetts with her as part of her dowry . . . part of the accumulated farm kitchen wisdom that's passed down from generation to generation in a land where tradition is still a part of one's inheritance."
According to her husband, Monique Fournier's Canadian rabbit stew "will stick to your ribs through a whole day's chores, and keep you 'til the dinner bell rings."
The first three rabbit recipes, then, will give you some idea of Bob Winans' creative flair ("I've developed these myself," he writes, "and I believe your readers will enjoy them as much as we do"), and the fourth will present you with the chance to experience a wonderful Canadian tradition!
MOTHER EARTH NEWS' staff has tested all four hare recipes, and the results are some of the best-tasting rabbit recipes we've ever sampled. Try 'em for yourself and see!
1 cup all-purpose flour1 teaspoon Season-All (we were unable to find this in MOTHER's area, so we did without)1 teaspoon garlic powder1/4 teaspoon pepper1/4 teaspoon thyme (optional)1/2 teaspoon salt1 3- to 4-pound rabbit, cut into piecesthe juice of 1 grapefruit1/2 cup cooking oil (or enough to measure 1/4 inch in bottom of pan)1 medium onion, chopped
Combine the flour with the seasonings. Dip each piece of rabbit in the grapefruit juice, then roll it in the flour mixture until the meat is thoroughly coated. Pour the oil and chopped onion into a deep, heavy pot and heat over a high flame. Place the floured rabbit in the pot and brown each chunk on first one side and then the other. Lower the flame, stir together the remaining grapefruit juice and flour mixture, and add them to the pot. Cover and let everything simmer together until the meat is tender, turning the rabbit pieces from time to time to keep them from sticking.
the coarsely ground meat and fat of one large rabbit (save the bones for soup stock)1 1/2 teaspoons salt1 teaspoon pepper a pinch of ginger2 or more teaspoons sage (to taste)1 teaspoon thymea pinch of garlic powdera dash of cayenne pepper, or 2 or 3 dashes of hot pepper sauce (optional)
Combine the seasonings with the ground meat (everything together should total about 2 pounds), and regrind the mixture (this helps to get everything well blended). Refrigerate overnight. The next day, test the flavor by frying a small patty, and adjusting the seasoning if that seems necessary. Form 1-pound rolls of the meat, wrap them in freezer wrap, and place the ready-to-slice rolls in your freezer (the frozen sausage can be cut quite easily when you're ready to use it).
the bones of 1 or more rabbits1 to 2 quarts watersliced carrotschopped onionspre-soaked lentils or split peas fresh or canned tomatoessalt, pepper, and garlic powder to tastea few pieces of suet or a little butter
(Note: The exact amounts of the above ingredients are purposely not specified, to allow you to vary them according to your preference or what you have on hand.) Boil the bones and water in a good-sized stock pot. Then remove the bones from the stock and scrape all the meat from them. Return the chunks of rabbit to the broth and add the carrots, onions, lentils or split peas, and tomatoes . . . plus any other vegetables you may wish to include in your soup. Season, add suet or butter, and simmer until the vegetables are tender.
1 large, whole rabbit1 quart water2 tablespoons cornstarch6 sliced carrots6 medium potatoes, diced1 cup whole kernel corn1 cup green peas1 cup wax or green beans1 medium onion, chopped1 cup diced celery1 bay leafsalt and pepper to tasteBoil the rabbit in the water until its meat is tender, then remove it from the pot and bone it. Put the meat into a large kettle, add 2 cups of the broth in which the rabbit was cooked, bring to a boil, and add a thickening sauce that you've made by stirring the cornstarch into 1/4 cup of the remaining rabbit broth. Allow the kettle's contents to boil for another minute, then reduce the heat. Add all the remaining ingredients.
"Now for the piece de resistance, the topping that makes this stew stand head and shoulders above the rest!" says George Fournier.
1 cup flour1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder1/2 teaspoon salt2 tablespoons chilled shortening1/4 to 1/2 cup milk (the less you use, the better the dumplings seem to hold together)Sift the dry ingredients together into a bowl, then cut in the shortening with a pastry blender until the mixture resembles coarse meal. Add the milk all at once, stir lightly just until the dough holds together, and then drop rounded tablespoonfuls of the mixture on top of the gently bubbling stew. With the heat adjusted so that the liquid just simmers, let the dumplings cook — uncovered — for 10 minutes, then cover and let them cook 10 minutes longer, or until the steam has fluffed them up nicely.
If you need to thicken the stew, do so after removing the dumplings. And George recommends serving homemade tomato relish and cranberry sauce on the side, to give your hearty meal just the proper finishing touch.


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Sefton Council spends around a net £236 million a year on services (excluding amounts spent by schools and on Housing and Council Tax Benefit, which are both funded by Government Grants, and net of other income). We empty the bins, care for older people, clean the streets, help keep the roads safe, help children with disabilities get to school, maintain parks and opens spaces, support events and festivals, and deliver hundreds of other services. We also provide a wide range of other services.
Out of every pound we spend on delivering services:
Of this £236 million, around £128 million of the Council's money is spent on services for people that most need our help and support. Every year we spend:
Because so much of the money the Council spends in Sefton comes from Government, the reduction in funding the Government is making available to Council's is having a significant impact on our budget. This year we got £30 million less from Government than in 2010, and over the next two years it is estimated that we will lose another £19 million. In addition we have a growing number of older people in the borough, and we expect that we need to put £10 million aside for social care to meet the expected needs of vulnerable adults and children. The Council, like many households, is also finding that the things we buy are getting more expensive. For example, we are spending nearly £0.7 million pounds more on utilities than we were one year ago. It is estimated that goods and services will cost £14m more over the next two years.
All of this means that we will have to reduce how much we spend on services by over £43 million in the next two years.
Last year the Council received some support from the Government in order to freeze the Council Tax and keep the Council Tax bills down. However the Council may have to increase the Council Tax to be able to reduce the amount of savings to be made. If the Council increased the Council Tax by 2% this would generate about £2 million.
The Council also understands that it needs to ensure it maintains services for people that most need our help and support. For example, we will try to maintain services for older people who need help to live independently, and we will continue to invest in services that support and protect children. However, the Council wants to transform these services so that they provide good value for money, provide independence and choice whilst still meeting assessed needs. We will still be looking at all services to see if some of them can be delivered with fewer managers, staff and teams by integrating services where they can be brought together. And, we will be seeking to extend new technology to reduce paperwork and get the best possible price when we buy goods.
However, even with our best efforts, the size of the challenge means that people will see changes to services. For example, we expect to make savings from no longer subsidizing services. We may also have to reduce further how often we maintain some parks and green spaces, and we may have to close some facilities that are not used by enough people to justify their cost, or we can no longer afford.
The Council would welcome your involvement in the consultation. We are consulting on a set or principles that will guide the budget setting process and have developed a budget simulator for you to try to set a balanced budget yourself. Please go to the Budget consultation to take part online, or telephone 0151 934 3480. Copies of this consultation document are available in large print and other formats on request. To request this service please call 0151 934 3480. The closing date for consultation is 31st December 2012
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Ride to Redemption
This year, the Rapha Cycle Club San Francisco has put together seven straight days of riding to help you complete the Festive 500. Starting this Friday, December 23rd — barreling straight through Christmas Day and then butting right up with the New Year — there will be seven straight chances for you the people of the San Francisco Bay Area to complete the Festive 500. To help make this easier we have partnered some amazingly qualified local cyclists to help lead out each day. Strava themselves will start things off, the Rapha Cycle Club will make it through Christmas Day* (with a ride at noon on the 25th) Mill Valley's Studio Velo will make two appearances before the fine folks from Mission Cycling will wrap up the riding on the 29th. Whether you are doing one day or attempting to complete the whole 500k, make sure you grab one of the Control Cards and collect the stamps at the end of each day. For those of you unable to make the rides in San Francisco do not miss out on the fun. Head over to Strava to sign up for the Festive 500 Challenge and start logging the k's.
December 23 with - Strava - 08:00am departure
December 24 with the Rapha Cycle Club - 08:30 departure
December 25 with Derrick Lewis of Rapha - 12 noon departure
December 26th with the Rapha Cycle Club - 08:30 departure
December 27th with Studio Velo Women - 08:30 departure
December 28th with Studio Velo - 08:30 departure
December 29th with Mission Cycling - 08:30 departure
*_Completely fill your stamp card to unlock a little something extra from the Rapha Cycle Club._
Nick DeNude
20th December 2011 12:01pm
San Francisco has all the fun, come back to NYC Rapha!
Clay Callaway
20th December 2011 04:43pm
I am in the Bay Area, but after recent PCL reconstruction surgery, I'm hoping for my own Festive 50 (yes, I dropped the last zero) on the trainer in the garage…
Eric Hunter
20th December 2011 09:17pm
Portland getting any love or am I on my own this year?
Tim Cox
21st December 2011 03:45pm
Excellent! Will def try to get up there for a few of these.
Julian Allen
22nd December 2011 06:46am
Wow, awesome organisation in SF. Might be worth jumping on a plane just to join in!
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**Learn more about our upcoming 75th anniversary exhibit and other heritage events at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum this fall.**
We need your help in capturing the history of College Station's people and places! In October 2013 the City of College Station will recognize its 75th anniversary, and we want to highlight your favorite moments as we look back on the growth of our city from 1938 to today.
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This is me testing the mic, whistling, waving my arms in the air … trying desperately to get your attention.
Our local libraries need our help – NOW. The preliminary state budget for 2012-2013 proposes a 99 percent cut in library funding and a 93 percent cut to library resource sharing programs. If this budget is approved, every library in the county will be affected. The TexShare databases will not be available, the entire interlibrary loan program will be eliminated and valuable regional library systems that provide support to community libraries will no longer exist.
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2. Write letters explaining why libraries are important to our communities and send them to King at P.O. Box 2910 in Austin, TX 78768 and Estes at P.O. Box 12068, Capitol Station Austin, TX 78711.
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With Washington State's football team at 5-5, head coach and CYInterview regular Mike Leach has them within striking distance of a bowl. Back in July, we saw Mike down in Key West [see here] and he predicted his team would make postseason play. If the Cougars win one their remaining two games, they will, indeed, make the postseason.
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ListenPresidents and God: Religion's role in inauguration
The separation of church and state is unique to American democracy, but when it comes to celebrating the start of a president's term, God has played a role in nearly every inauguration since George Washington. And President Obama's second swearing-in will be no different.
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Paranormal romance is a sub-genre of romance that has become extremely popular in the past decade. In 2008, paranormal romances generated 12.65% of the $1.37 billion in romance novel sales; it's not uncommon for a popular paranormal romance title to sell over 500,000 copies (if you see a paperback stocked in a grocery store, that means the book had a print run of at least 150,000). Paranormal romances have their roots in gothic fiction and feature otherworldly and speculative elements such as ghosts, witches, faries, psychic abilities, time travel, and of course werewolves and vampires. Some paranormal romances are pretty much standard category romances that just use the otherworldly elements as window dressing; others have an increased focus on the speculative elements and explore them more seriously.
As with all romances, the relationship between the female protagonist and her love interest has to be the focus of the storyline. The amount of sex in a paranormal romance can vary from a little to a whole lot, depending on the publisher and the category. Most books feature straight characters (and plenty of gender stereotypes), although paranormals featuring GLBT secondary characters have grown more popular in recent years, and some specialty presses such as Loose Id regularly publish novels featuring GLBT romances.
There's been considerable blurring of the genre lines between paranormal romance and urban fantasy; here are some of the genre-specific "rules" of mainstream paranormal romances:
These rules can become a problem for writers of other genres such as urban fantasies if romance readers pick up their novels with the belief that something not intended to be a romance is going to be one; romance readers have an active Internet community and are vocal in expressing their displeasure with books that fail to conform to their expectations.
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Authorties are searching for a group of suspects who robbed a fireworks stand north of Weslaco.
It all happened at a stand off Westgate Drive and Mile 10 North around 8:30 p.m. Saturday.
Hidalgo County Sheriff's Office deputies reported that armed men made off an an iPod and the stand's cash box.
The suspects were seen fleeing the scene in a brown Pontiac Grand Am.
It's not clear if these are the same suspects who robbed two fireworks stands north of Donna on Tuesday night.
Two of the suspects were described as wearing black sweatshirts and weighing about a 170 pounds.
The third suspect was wearing an organge sweater and weighed about 200 pounds.
They were all last seen heading north on Westgate Drive, which is also known as Mile 6 West.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Hidalgo County Crime Stoppers Hotline at (956) 668-TIPS.
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Valentina reminds me of Cynthia Phaneuf.
I liked her SP a lot, I thought she was undermarked.
Pity about mistakes in the LP.
Valentina reminds me of Cynthia Phaneuf.
I liked her SP a lot, I thought she was undermarked.
Pity about mistakes in the LP.
Not another Requiem for a Dream.
fall on first 3lz, and on 3sal...
all the rest great!!!
she did another also 3lz-2t, beautiful steps...
great character, but so sad for those 2 fall :((((
hope she get good PCS, she was so undermarked in SP (being in earlier group didn't help..)
I guess the Olympic spot will go to Carolina... I love Carolina and think that would be a good thing; but still sorry vor Valentina. Caro really lost 'her' spot at Worlds last year...
Valen tried hard but seemed abit ragged at times.
Rough day for Vale...
She lost points for using RFAD (can't hear this music no more!!!)
But, so far, best dress award is hers (tied with Granny)
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2 Julia SEBESTYEN HUN 156.77
3 Valentina MARCHEI ITA 149.46
4 Ksenia MAKAROVA RUS 146.85
5 Elena GLEBOVA EST 138.93
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12 Sonia LAFUENTE ESP 121.15
13 Natalia POPOVA UKR 113.35
14 Teodora POSTIC SLO 113.35
I'm so glad to see Sarah in the lead currently!
The magic number for Carolina is 83.67. If doesn't get that, there is really no excuse!


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Just posted from Newsweek. Kind of shows how out of step most SC Conservatives are with the rest of the U.S.:
John Boehner won't be happy about this one. A new poll released Friday revealed that 48 percent of Americans trust Obama to come up with solutions to current economic problems, compared to just 32 percent who trust congressional Republicans to do the same. And they have plans for it too: 75 percent of respondents said that families earning above $250,000 per year should have higher taxes, and about the same percentage also advocated taxes and regulations should be reduced overall. Just one third thought cutting spending on services like Medicaid would be a good idea.
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