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dhcp3-server won't run manually either. Not tried it in VM.
I'm not intending to upgrade my main rig, so I can't comment yet. I'll have a play with R3 in a VM and get back to you in a few days. Do you think this is a specific problem with the script, or a general problem with dhcp3-server ie does dhcp work when you run it manually?
dhcp3-server won't run manually either. Not tried it in VM.
having an issue, or i'm just incredibly stupid (most likely the latter) probably an easy fix.
trying to start an ap (ie; free public wifi) to capture usernames and passwords that are put into the fields of the given HTML page.
WITHOUT giving internet access.
I go on my test machine, connect, and then i try going to a url (google, or anything else)
I get nothing, as if there is no internet connection
What am i doing wrong?
if you guys can help me with this, ill write somthing that auto re-sizes all of the 9999 terminals that pop up to match your resolution
along with a GUI if you guys want
Thank you in advance!
what i do
1. selection : (simple web server)
2.no, i would not like to give internet access
3.i put in my interface (wlan1, random macs)
4. no, i do not want to find target channel?
- why would this be important for what im doing? any channel will show up when looking for a wifi hotspot. im not trying to emulate being a pre-set one.
5.i choose (bullseye), to make my ESSID "Free Public wifi"
6. i select the directory "hotspot_3" (the one provided)
7. Asks me if i want "all adresses" or "use custom host file" , i press all adresses
8. Do you want to tail credentials? "no"
says "web server attack is running"
Is it normal when you tail sslstrip.log the window pops up for half a second and disappears?
The DHCP problem seems to be with the /tmp/dhcpd.conf line 10 unexpected end of file.
the last part of the dhcpd.conf is as follows:-
subnet 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
range 192.168.0.100 192.168.0.255
option routers 192.168.0.1;
option domain-name-servers ;
You appear to be setting appropriate options, but the client is not seeing the hotspot webpage, correct?
There are many steps involved in this process, and I need you to narrow down the possible sources of error.
First, check you can see the hotspot page when you browse to localhost on the attacking machine.
Next check the victim has an IP address, and his DNS requests are showing up in the dnsspoof eterm.
If this is all good, then you are probably confounded by dns-cacheing: see post #96
Hi parrotface,
The script is not reading your nameserver from your home network. This usually fails if you don't have a local nameserver (eg 10.1.1.1), and use a remote server such as google.
There are a few posts discussing this eg #51, #103, #104.
You can setup a local nameserver as a workaround. At some point I will re-write the parsing of /etc/resolv.conf to fix this issue.
Is sslstrip running? If not, can you start it manually? Does /root/sslstrip.log exist?


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Test great Shane Warne on Wednesday called for Australia's coach Mickey Arthur to be replaced by former New Zealand skipper Stephen Fleming.
Warne, who earlier this week said on Twitter that Cricket Australia's (CA's) selection policy had become a joke, has also called for a new-look selection panel.
The champion legspinner says Arthur, Andy Bichel and chairman of selectors John Inverarity should be replaced by Warne's ex-teammates Damien Martyn, Mark Waugh and Glenn McGrath.
Warne says the coach shouldn't be a selector, but the skipper should be. Which means captain Michael Clarke would form part of a five-man panel including current selector Rod Marsh in Warne's world.
Marsh would be promoted to chairman of selectors.
Warne, 43, also wants his former Test skipper Mark Taylor to take over as CA's chief executive of cricket.
"As an emotional, passionate and Australian cricket team supporter (and player) for the best part of 20 years (a proud one too) I, like many others am frustrated on many levels at present," Warne said on shanewarne.com.
"If we do nothing now, we will be where we were 30 years ago. There needs to be urgent action and a new strategy/plan put in place.
"The current set up is not working, as the results are showing!"
Australia are ranked third in Tests and one-day internationals and seventh in Twenty20 cricket.
Warne has made the bizarre claim that the same 11 should play in all three formats.
"You get to know the person, too much chopping and changing leads to insecurity, players then start to look out for themselves and over their shoulder, this breeds selfishness," Warne said.
"It's also why rotation and resting players will never work.
"We have the best batsman/captain in world cricket at the moment in Michael Clarke and the spine of a good team with (David) Warner, (Shane) Watson, (Matthew) Wade, (Peter) Siddle and (Nathan) Lyon. The rest of the spots are up for grabs in my opinion."
Warne described Fleming as the best opposing captain he encountered in his playing career.
Warne's close mate Darren Lehmann, the Queensland coach, would be national assistant coach.
Ex-players Mike Hussey and Michael Bevan would be batting coaches with Merv Hughes and Bruce Reid in charge of bowling.
Warne also wants his mate and former Test skipper Ian Chappell as a consultant to the team.
"All the above people are cricket people, not rugby, tennis or from any other sporting code," Warne said, in a clear reference to Australia's high-performance chief Pat Howard who is a former Wallabies rugby international.
"It's time to go back to basics. Too many people are justifying their existence.
"If the following people (listed above) were to fill these roles, then Australian cricket would be in good hands and a great chance of getting back to No.1."
Warne plans to discuss his ideas with CA boss James Sutherland in the next few days.
Warne later attempted to clarify that he wasn't suggesting the same team should be selected across all three forms of the game.
"Pick your best team in all forms of the game at all times, not the same for all forms - no rotating or resting, but your best," he tweeted.

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Alumni & Practitioner Involvement
The success of moot court events at Washington College of Law largely depends on the active participation of the greater DC legal community. Members of the Bar ensure the success of our program by judging competitions, assisting WCL faculty in the training of our regional and national teams, and by hosting workshops on oral advocacy at WCL.
The Moot Court Honor Society benefits from the wisdom and perspective of practitioners.
Competition judges are always needed and very much appreciated. Competitions typically last one to two days, during which a panelist observes and critiques some of the best oral advocates from across the country. Judges are provided summary materials, including a bench memorandum, well before a given tournament. Note that particularized knowledge of a specific area of law is not required to judge. Judges serve on three to four person panels, providing an opportunity for the judge to interact with peers in the legal community.
This year, the Moot Court Honor Society is recruiting judges for the following competitions:
Burton D. Wechsler National First Amendment Moot Court Competition
November 2 - 3, 2007
The Annual Burton D. Wechsler Competition allows students from law schools across the country to gather and argue a specially formulated First Amendment problem. This National Competition is named for Burton D. Wechsler of American University Washington College of Law. The Washington College of Law Moot Court Honor Society is proud to honor Professor Wechsler for his commitment to both First Amendment jurisprudence and the Washington College of Law's Moot Court Program. A maximum of thirty-two teams will compete for over $800 in prize money, as they advance through two preliminary rounds, one octa-final round, one quarterfinal round, one semifinal round, and a final round between the top two law schools.
Alvina Reckman-Myers First-Year Competition
January 19 - 20, 2008
The Alvina Reckman- Myers First-Year Competition is the only annual moot court competition at WCL designed specifically for first-year students. Drawing nearly two hundred competitors, this competition allows first-year students the opportunity to enhance their appellate advocacy skills by preparing a fifteen minute appellate argument based on briefs provided to each competitor. Thus, competitors are judged solely on an oral, not written argument.
National High School Competition
March 29 - 30, 2008
In cooperation with the Marshall Brennan Constitutional Literacy Project, the Moot Court Honor Society is pleased to hold the Sixth Annual National High School Moot Court Competition. This competition is an excellent opportunity for high school students to interact with alumni, law students, professors and judges and to explore the urgent problems of constitutional rights. High school students from across the country are invited to participate and have come from as far as California, Alaska, Massachusetts, and North Carolina to compete in this prestigious event. Last year, over forty of the nation's most gifted and talented high school students from over fifteen schools had the opportunity to make their oral arguments in a round-robin competition format.
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ON your marks, get set, celebrate!
This will be the message to joggers on Saturday when the weekly volunteer run Chelmsford Central Park Run commemorates it's first birthday.
Since January 19 last year when 82 runners paced their way around the 5km course in Central Park, more than 2,000 people have thrown on their trainers and been part of the event.
The highest attended run saw 381 people turn up on Saturday while comedian Eddie Izzard was a special guest on August 17 as he joined the group before performing at V Festival in Hylands Park.
Ahead of their first anniversary run, organisers of the event are calling for anyone who has taken part in the last 12 months to show up and celebrate this weekend.
Gerry McGovern, who helped set up the group, said: "We are looking forward to Saturday and reaching the milestone.
"We never knew what would happen when we started and to be where we are now averaging around 200 runners a week consistently is tremendous.
"On Saturday we are going to be given out awards reflecting different achievements over the last year and we also encouraging people to wear fancy dress, so it is set to be a lot of fun."
Each participant is timed with a special tag given to them at the end of the run which is scanned alongside their own barcode.
These times are then uploaded onto the event's website.
Mr McGovern said: "We attract a good mix of runners from club runners to people trying to keep fit.
"The most reward thing is seeing people who have never done it before do one run and then come back week after week."
For more information about the event, visit www.parkrun.org.uk/chelmsfordcentral.


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This article was published 28/11/2012 (1729 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Sean Grassie left no burned stone unturned in researching his curling book, Kings of the Rings: 125 Years of the World's Biggest Bonspiel.
The 2009 Canadian Mixed Champion officially launched the book at McNally Robinson Booksellers at Grant Park Shopping Centre Wednesday evening and on Thursday he visited the Winnipeg Free Press News Café at to discuss the world's biggest curling bonspiel.
He interviewed many of the province's curling legends, including Kerry Burtnyk and Jeff Stoughton, to give readers an inside look at the legendary sporting event, which was first held in 1887. For example, many years ago, a duty of the provincial curling association chaplain was to be on the ice to assess and collect fines for violent language.
Grassie's interview with reporter Geoff Kirbyson was live streamed. You can watch a replay here.


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Need-based Aid
In order to qualify for need-based aid, you must demonstrate that without financial assistance, you could not afford to attend Marist. The College determines your "need" by evaluating the information you provide when you complete the financial aid forms. (The formula used is: Cost of Attendance minus Estimated Family Contribution equals Need). Need-based programs include grants, certain loans, and student employment.
In order for the Marist Grant-In-Aid to be renewed, the student must demonstrate financial need, be registered full time, and maintain satisfactory academic progress both on the Qualitative and Quantitative measurement (2.0 cumulative GPA & Attempted vs. Earned Credits).
- If eligible, the award is given for up to four years of full time undergraduate studies at Marist College.
- The non-renewable Marist Grant-In-Aid is awarded only to full-time students for the current academic year. This grant is not guaranteed each year and is based upon financial need, which could change each year.
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The Federal Pell Grant program is a federal aid program that provides financial assistance to students otherwise unable to afford an undergraduate education. Pell grants provide a foundation of Financial Aid to which other aid may be added.
The government currently states that in order to qualify for a Federal Pell Grant the citizen or eligible non-citizen must be either enrolled or accepted for enrollment at an accredited college and must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress both on a Qualitative and Quantitative measurement (2.0 cumulative GPA & Attempted vs. Earned Credits) . To find out if you qualify for Pell you must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, (FAFSA).
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
A Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) is for undergraduates with exceptional financial need--that is, students with the lowest Expected Family Contributions (EFCs)--and who also qualify to receive Federal Pell Grants. Student must also maintain satisfactory academic progress both on the Qualitative and Quantitative measurement (2.0 cumulative GPA & Attempted vs. Earned Credits)
What is the difference between the Pell and the FSEOG?
The U.S. Department of Education guarantees that each participating school will receive enough money to pay the Federal Pell Grants of its eligible students. There's no guarantee every eligible student will be able to receive an FSEOG; students at each school may be awarded an FSEOG based on the availability of funds at that school.
Federal Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH)
A Federal TEACH Grant provides up to $3,964.40 per year in grants for students who complete the FAFSA and meet the eligibility requirements for federal student aid. Students must also intend to teach in a full-time, high need subject area for a minimum of four years at schools that serve students from low-income students and complete those four years of teaching within eight years of completing the program.
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- Majoring in a program of study designated as a high-need subject area (Bilingual Education, Foreign Language, Mathematics, Reading Specialist, Science, or Special Education). For more information, please visit:
For a list of schools serving low-income students, please view the Teacher Cancellation Low Income Directory.
If you meet the initial eligibility requirements and wish to participate in the TEACH grant program, please go online and complete the "Entrance Counseling and Agreement to Serve."
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This is a new competitive scholarship available Spring 2007. Not everyone who applies will get it even if they've met all the eligibility requirements.
If the student does not fulfill the terms after graduation, the grant turns into a loan and will have to be paid back.
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Free Beer & Hot Wings: Caller to Baltimore Sports Talk Radio Show Gets Robbed Mid-Call [Video]
A guy who was working the graveyard shift at a Baltimore area 7-Eleven called into a late-night sports talk radio show to apparently rap about the Baltimore Orioles.
Midway through his sweet jam, the clerk named Will abruptly stopped and hung up the phone.
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Bang-bang play in ninth goes the other way
Rockies believe Arenado's throw on time, but Yanks eke out victory
DENVER -- Rockies teammates told rookie third baseman Nolan Arenado he should have received proper credit for a dazzling play Wednesday night. They disagreed with an umpire's call that gave the Yankees the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth in their 3-2 victory at Coors Field in front of 40,140.
But even though Arenado has been in the Majors just a couple of weeks, he knows had he handled the play better, it wouldn't have depended on an umpire's judgment.
The Yankees loaded the bases with two out when pitcher Rafael Betancourt (1-1) forced Brennan Boesch into a grounder that a diving Arenado fielded. Arenado looked to second base before throwing to first.
TV replays indicated the throw barely beat Boesch. Rockies first baseman Todd Helton was certain, and Rockies manager Walt Weiss debated the call with first-base umpire Phil Cuzzi. But before seeing a replay, Arenado said he should have left no doubt.
"From what everyone says, he was out," said Arenado, hitting .270 with three homers and his share of nice defensive plays since being called up from Triple-A Colorado Springs on April 28. "But if I get the ball out quicker, obviously he's out."
The loss, in the second straight pitcher's duel with the Yankees, dropped the Rockies to a half-game below the Giants for first place in the National League West. The three-game series will be settled Thursday afternoon, weather permitting.
It was the second straight game that the Rockies didn't start shortstop Troy Tulowizki because of left groin inflammation. He pinch-hit in the eighth and was hit in the upper back/neck area by a breaking ball from winning pitcher David Robertson (2-0), on Robertson's first game-action pitch since May 1. Robertson had been out with left hamstring tightness. Tulowitzki was replaced by a pinch-runner, and Weiss said he was fine.
On Tuesday, the Rockies received stellar pitching from left-hander Jorge De La Rosa and the bullpen, and earned their first shutout of the season with a 2-0 victory over the Yankees. On Wednesday, the starters -- the Rockies' Juan Nicasio and the Yankees' David Phelps -- were stingy.
Each coughed up a two-run homer. The Yankees' Vernon Wells hit his seventh homer of the season in the first inning. Helton went deep for the second time this season -- and first time in nearly a year at Coors -- in the second. But Nicasio, after an inefficient beginning, held the Yankees to two hits and struck out five in five innings. Phelps held the Rockies to three hits and fanned four in six frames.
"We're pitching great," said Helton, who has 217 career homers at Coors, but whose last previous homer was a grand slam against the Athletics last June 13. "We need to score some more runs, but you've got to tip your cap sometimes to their pitchers, too. We've still got a chance to win a series."
Nicasio had 60 pitches through three innings, but retired his last six -- the final two via strikeouts -- to not only keep the Rockies tied but to present an argument to hold onto his rotation spot. Nicasio has eclipsed five innings just once in seven starts, but he is 3-0 and on Wednesday represented progress.
Nicasio needed the positive finish. Tyler Chatwood, who was 1-0 with a 3.00 ERA in two fill-in starts when Jhoulys Chacin was out with a back strain, threw a shutout Tuesday in his first start back at Colorado Springs, and left-handed prospect Drew Pomeranz is believed to be close to ready for a promotion.
"I saw 60 pitches in the third and said, 'OK, I need 10 pitches per innings,'" Nicasio said. "I tried to throw seven innings, six innings. I tried to go deep in the game.
"I need to work hard and keep the team in the game. I know they have a lot of pitchers in Colorado Springs who are working hard and pitching good."
Weiss said Nicasio "threw well enough to win the game."
Rockies reliever Josh Outman struck out three in two innings and had to pitch around two errors by center fielder Dexter Fowler. Wells took second after Fowler booted a single with two out in the sixth before Outman fanned Lyle Overbay. Fowler then misplayed former Rockie Chris Nelson's first hit in 12 at-bats as a Yankee. Nelson wound up at third, but Outman forced Ben Francisco into a grounder to third.
Rockies lefty Rex Brothers ran his streak to 15 scoreless innings with a clean eighth. Brothers had dropped his ERA to 0.55.
Betancourt's ninth-inning started when Wells reached on an infield single. The Rockies nearly caught Wells on a steal attempt but shortstop Jonathan Herrera dropped the throw from catcher Rosario before applying the tag. Betancourt walked two, one intentionally, but struck out pinch-hitter Travis Hafner before Boesch reached on the contested play.
"It was close, no doubt about it, but I felt he was out," Helton said. "He [Boesch] did a good job getting down the line to make it close."
Boesch said, "I'm kind of a taller, bigger guy but sometimes you can sneak up on some infielders. But I was just trying to hustle and make something happen."
The run set up Mariano Rivera for his 12th save this season in as many chances and the all-time best 620th of his career. He had to pitch around a single and stolen base from Michael Cuddyer with two out, before Rosario flied to center.
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Hardball in the Rockies, and follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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John Tortorella:
"I thought Hank, especially in the first period, made some really key saves. We got into trading chances with them a little bit. I thought we played better as we went on. But we can't trade chances. We've got to continue to work at playing the proper defense. I thought we lost our high guy a bit at times.
"I don't want to (complain). We won a big game. That's a hard game to play. That team is just feeling good about itself, there's really not a lot of pressure on them, and they've been playing really well. We found a way to win. I still think we have to clean up some of our defense and play it more consistently."
On McCabe's play on Martin before the first Gaborik goal being a game-changer:
"Yeah, Caber made some good plays tonight, offensively and defensively. And that's the way the game was. You wouldn't think in a 6-3 game … but there were some changes of flow, and they were pretty dangerous. And that's where I thought Hank made key saves at key times to keep us with a lead, and we found a way."
On the power play (which was 3 for 5):
"I don't know. I think for the last little while it's been OK. You guys are the ones always ripping it apart when we don't score. … I think it's come along. I think we've got people making big plays. Zucc makes some really good plays on the power play. I thought Caber really stood out tonight, obviously a big goal, made some really good passes. Vinny Prospal makes plays that not too many of our guys can make. I'm not saying it's dynamite and we have it all solved, but it's scored some goals for us along the way, and guys have just made plays.
"We had the puck more. I think that's another key point."
"I'm not disappointed. I don't want you to take it that way. I don't want us to trade chances. I want us to be stiffer defensively, and at times during the game, we were. But then we've gotten into a flow of trading chances with them,and I don't think we can play that way. We wantto express ourselves offensively, but we have to play defense first."
On being upset with Avery taking the last penalty in the third:
"Yeah, that's my business."
On Gaborik using his legs:
"I hope he gains some confidence. He made a couple of good plays defensively. God knows he had some chances even prior to scoring the first goal. I thought he had a couple others before that. But he stuck with it and he has the Islanders' number, that's for sure. I just hope he gains confidence and realizes, that's the biggest point we want Gabby to understand, that's moving his legs makes him an effective player. He's hard to check. That's what we hope he understands, and tonight will help him."
More on McCabe:
"I like the way he's handled himself because he's in a different role. And it's hard sometimes because of the role he's been put in. But he's been with the team. That's a key, for a veteran guy who's played the amount of years he's played, and wanting to play more, he's just been with the team. I think that's important when a new guys comes in, and the time of year that we're at, that's a big plus for us."


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Warren Beatty
As actor, writer, director, and producer, Warren Beatty has almost done it all in Hollywood. As a handsome, talented, charismatic, and over-sexed leading man among the many gorgeous women in Hollywood, Warren Beatty has almost had them all too.
AppealHandsome, talented, successful, and loaded with charisma, Warren Beatty is famous (or notorious) for being Hollywood's most determined ladies' man, the standard by which all others are measured.
How's this for a short-list of rumored conquests: princesses (Queen Elizabeth II's sister Margaret & Elizabeth of Yugoslavia), former first ladies (Jackie Onassis & Dewi Sukarno from Indonesia), musicians (Maria Callas, Carly Simon, Michelle Phillips, Joni Mitchell, Linda McCartney, and Madonna), TV news journalists (Jessica Savitch, Diane Sawyer and Connie Chung), models (Britt Ekland, Jaid Barrymore, Carol Alt, Elle Macpherson, and Stephanie Seymour), and of course actresses (Leslie Caron, Julie Christie, Natalie Wood, Brigitte Bardot, Joan Collins, Goldie Hawn, Candice Bergen, Daryl Hannah, and Justine Bateman).
SuccessIn 1962, Warren Beatty was awarded a Golden Globe as Best New Star of the Year, the same award his sister Shirley MacLaine was given seven years earlier. Forty-three years later in 2005, Premiere Magazine ranked him at No. 29 as the greatest movie star of all time. Why or how?
Whether his involvement in a film was as an actor, writer, director, producer, or all four, Warren Beatty's critical accolades have included: 14 Oscar nominations in four categories (one win), eight Golden Globe nominations (two wins), four Writer's Guild nominations (three wins), two British Academy nominations, two National Board of Review Awards, two Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards, and a handful of lifetime achievement awards, including the Academy's Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award in 2000.
Warren Beatty BiographyWarren Beatty was born into a family of school teachers in Richmond, Virginia, in 1937. His mother taught drama and his father taught psychology. When he was still a child, the family relocated to Arlington, Virginia, where he starred on his high school football team. During his senior year, his older sister Shirley MacLaine, won a Golden Globe for her work in the Alfred Hitchcock film The Trouble With Harry, inspiring him to follow her into show business.
His first credit came in 1957, on an episode of Kraft Television Theater entitled The Curly Headed Kid, and two years later he played on six episodes of The Many Loves of Dobie Gills as rich teenage playboy Milton Armitage. In 1961, he landed his first movie role, appropriately playing a horny young man lusting after Natalie Wood in Elia Kazan's The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone.
warren beatty produces and stars in bonnie and clydeWarren Beatty was just under 30 when he took on bringing the life and times of the notorious lovers and criminals in Bonnie and Clyde. Not only did he star as Clyde Barrow and produce the film, but both roles earned him Oscar nods.
In fact, although Dick Tracy was Warren Beatty's most successful film in terms of box-office revenues, it is unlikely any film has been as personally profitable to him as Bonnie and Clyde; the studio, Warner Bros, was so sure that Warren Beatty, the film's first-time producer, would flop that they offered him 40% of the movie's gross. By January of 1973, the film had grossed $70 million worldwide. His presumed cut? $28 million.
warren beatty in mccabe & mrs. millerIt must have been good -- no, outstanding -- to be Warren Beatty in the 1970s. In 1971, he starred in McCabe & Mrs. Miller, today regarded as one of the ten best Westerns in history; in 1975, he wrote and starred in the acclaimed Shampoo, and in 1978, he was nominated for four Oscars (writing, acting, directing, producing) for Heaven Can Wait.
In addition to numerous romances, he also continued to be politically active, suspending any work in film while working heavily in a failed effort to get Democratic party nominee and Senator George McGovern elected President. In this vein, Warren Beatty has hinted a number of times that he might have been interested in running for office, although to date, he has not done so.
warren beatty wins an oscar and a razzieWarren Beatty made just two films in the 1980s, but their impact could not have been more diametrically opposed. He began the decade with Reds in 1981. A critical sensation, the film earned him his only Oscar win for Best Director along with three more nominations. In fact, of his many films, nominated for a total of 11 major awards by the Academy, the Golden Globes, the National Board of Review, the Writer's Guild, and the British Academy, winning five of them.
Then, in 1987, came Ishtar. Although the film had become the biggest bomb of all time, all things considered it didn't do that badly. It cost $40 million to make and grossed under $15 million in the U.S. (In 2001, he made this look like a bargain when his $125-million film, Town & Country, earned under $11 million worldwide.)
warren beatty does dick tracy and bugsy (madonna too)Warren Beatty opened the 1990s with the action-adventure box-office smash Dick Tracy, which was based on the comic strip. He produced, directed and starred in the film which, although it didn't enjoy widespread critical praise, was nominated for a handful of Oscars, proving to be Warren Beatty's most successful film at the box. It also brought Hollywood's ultimate playboy together with pop culture's supreme sexual icon, Madonna.
The following year Warren Beatty made Bugsy, a biopic based on the life of noted mobster Bugsy Siegel. The film earned Warren Beatty plenty of critical praise and an Oscar nod, but the most important outcome of the movie was the person he met during filming.
warren beatty married annette beningOn March 3, 1992, Hollywood's supreme ladies' man married the beautiful, talented actress and his Bugsy costar Annette Bening and, that same year, the couple had their first child, a daughter. Over the next eight years they would add one son and two more daughters to their budding family.
Although his days loving and leaving Hollywood's stars and starlets had come to an end, in 1998, Warren Beatty showed he still had a talent for making great films when Bulworth was released in which his acting and writing were acknowledged by numerous organizations, including the Academy, two film critics associations, and the Venice Film Festival.
warren beatty is honored by afiIn his early 70s, life slowed a bit for Hollywood's greatest playboy, especially since his children ranged in age from 8 to 16. This isn't to suggest he's been forgotten -- hardly.
In 2008, Warren Beatty became the 36th honoree of the American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award, accepting the honor amidst many of his former costars such as Dustin Hoffman, ex-lovers including Diane Keaton and Jane Fonda, and of course his wife, Annette Bening.
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$25,000 AND Amazing Comfort Food??!by FN Dish Editor in View All Posts, January 2nd, 2009
It's hard to think of a better combo…
This Sunday, Ultimate Recipe Showdown returns — bigger and tastier than ever. Four contestants will be competing for a pretty big bowl of green — $25,000. [Plus, some serious bragging rights.]
Here's the best part… In the first episode, they are making their signature comfort foods. I don't know about you but that's pretty much all I want on a long, lazy weekend like the one. It appears the challengers will be whipping up a variety of comforting cuisine, including a truly decadent mac and cheese.
Here's the $25,000 question:
If you were battling for a big bag of money, which comfort food specialty would you serve up to win it all?
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Your offensive behavior is laughable
A few weeks ago I attended a keynote address by Dr. Gail Stern from Catharsis Productions. She focused her engaging presentation on identifying victim-blaming as a part of rape culture and disrupting it with humor.
"Humor," you say? Yep, that's what I say.
In a movement that has built some serious attention to a very serious issue, it's time to turn the tables by pointing out just how ridiculous it is to make jokes about sexual violence. Gail accomplished this in a room full of tenacious Tennessee advocates with a combination of insight on the issue (I think we've all got some of that) and witty turns of ironic banter. According to Gail, some of her favorite groups to work with are fraternities and the U.S. military. Noting her engaging approach and thinking about feminist roots in primary prevention, I'm taking a few points away from this experience.
Changing a culture starts small. Social change happens on many levels, from individual and relational to policy. Culture happens on many different levels too. Using humor to disrupt smaller instances of rape culture and victim blaming seems like a beautiful grassroots approach.
Getting beyond the butterflies. Humor helps to lighten the mood in an otherwise uncomfortable situation. I don't know about you, but whenever I engage as a bystander, use teachable moments, or confront sexist or racist behavior, it feels like there is a tiny storm happening in my belly. This happens with total strangers and with members of my family—no exceptions. Inserting some laughter and sarcasm will help to relieve my anxiety.
Engaged men rock! Some of the most talented humorists I know are men in the movement to end sexual violence. It takes a village to dismantle oppression, and I am definitely learning new tips and tools from feminist men in my life. I've heard that Men Can Stop Rape have some new campaign materials as part of Where Do You Stand? Also see Patrick McGann's thoughts on how to handle humor that crosses a line.
You're not alone. The great news is that you don't have to be naturally hilarious. There are some pretty cool campaigns out there that pre-fab funny responses to outrageous oppressive behavior. Check out the call-out cards from That's Not Cool for some examples.
So get out there and laugh a little!
love this post! thanks for reminding us how important laughter can be--not only in reaching others, but also in taking care of oureslves :)
Laughter is so important! I'm so glad you emphasized the self-care part of this too. It's hard work to be having tough conversations all the time. Might as well make them fun too:)


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THE deputy leader of Worcestershire County Council has poured cold water on hopes for a Northern Relief Link Road around Worcester - calling it an unwanted "distraction".
Councillor Simon Geraghty says despite huge public pressure to get it built, the leadership of County Hall will not be making it a priority.
He also believes it would be "dangerous" for the council to lobby the Government over the ring road completion, insisting being too greedy could put other investment at risk.
Proposals for a northern link first emerged in 2010, when the council revealed drawings showing a new River Severn crossing near Bevere island.
But the costs, estimated at £160 million, have meant it has been off the agenda ever since.
The council has been working with Worcestershire's Local Enterprise Partnership to draw up a raft of bids to Government worth £250 million by 2021, focusing on transport, but crucially it does not include a Northern Relief Link Road.
Cllr Geraghty has now admitted for the first time that it has been shelved indefinitely, barring a change of political leadership at the council.
"In the document that has been sent to Government we've got one clear message, there is no argument or disagreements over it," he said.
"It's a clear plan backed by all our MPs, council leaders of different political persuasions, the entire LEP board and businesses.
"I'd say with that level of support we've got a unanimous plan, I've never seen that before and what we cannot do is allow other distractions to throw us off.
"The danger is, if you down that route (of calling for a northern link) you stop talking about what's in the plan and focus on something you are probably not going to get.
"We've got a plan which is backed by everybody, -everyone in a position of power has said 'this is the right plan'."
He also says "the majority" of new houses planned in the South Worcestershire Development Plan (SWDP) focuses on south Worcester, and not northern areas like Claines.
"That growth will be towards the south, not northern areas, and that's where the transport investment has to go," he said.
The document's transport bids focuses on key projects like the A4440 Southern Link Road, including £63 million to dual Carrington Bridge, and £7.5 million for Worcestershire Parkway rail station.
The stance has angered the council's opposition Labour group, with Councillor Richard Udall claiming the focus on the A4440 is "unpopular" and "discredited".
Under the 2010 plans the northern link would run from the A449 Claines roundabout to the A44 Crown East island.


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A quick note to wish Nancy a happy birthday (it's December 31) and to wish all of you a very happy, healthy New Year.
So what's on the menu? We're cooking an 8 pound prime rib on the rotisserie. And a new Italian grilled flatbread called piadina--recipe from one of our Italian readers, Fabio Doich.
Thank you for spending so much quality time on the board in 2006. We look forward to a lot more great grill talk in 2007.
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Kate Gosselin's panties. This is happening.
Well, this was bound to happen. Here's Kate Gosselin sitting outside her home in Reading, Pa. yesterday giving the paps a clear shot up her skirt. For those of you keeping score at home, all that's left for Kate now is a nipple slip followed by a sex tape. Which is why at this juncture I'd like to point out that I live in Pennsylvania and drink a lot so kids don't really bother me. They're sort of like happy little kickballs on my way to the fridge. Or the bedroom… (Kate, call me.)
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I saw the victim of another monkey attack today. He could barely walk. He was lucky people came by and saved him at the right time. The sneaky little bastards made his blood sugar drop. You never know what weapon they'll use when they attack.
I don't half-ass anything
"I have several close friends who have run marathons, a word that is actually derived from two Swahili words: mara, which means 'to die a horrible death' and thon, which means 'for a stupid T-shirt.' Look it up." - Celia Rivenbark, You Can't Drink All Day if You Don't Start in the Morning
So the Monkeys of Percyville are a bit like... the Spanish Inquisition.
And in the end...
I've wondered if I would fair better at PWP by bringing... a shrubbery!
Or, perhaps I could chop down the tallest tree with... a herring!
There is something so Pythonesque about the whole thing... I just... wait! I know! I will sing Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life while running!
Clearly, the aerial simians will not attack one who is singing such a song...
Fuck it. I'm gonna PR this fall. Let's do this.
I have it on authority that the favorite band of the flying monkey is The Who.
I wonder why.
I have it on authority that the favorite band of the flying monkey is The Who.
I wonder why.
I'm as surprised as these guys!
I ran in the park last Saturday morning. Foolishly I arrived at 6AM. During the week I'm normally on the road at by this time. I had forgotten that without street lights, the road would be dark. (It's ok, I forget how to tie my shoes on occasion as well.)
As I trudged under the canopy, I could just make out the road. Soon I heard the monkeys calling back a forth to each other. Luckily I was wearing a shirt from a previous Monkey race. This is why the let me pass.
"He wears the symbol sisters and brothers. Leave him for now and we shall harvest him on feast day."
"He is slow. Perhaps we will save him for the young monkeys. They must learn the ways of killing on these older beasts."
"Yes, perhaps. It maybe that he is diseased, in which case it would be better if we disposed of him quickly ourselves. Watch him, see if he can finish his chore. If he walks to much, we will terminate him, and drag him off to the far end of our domain to rot in peace."
I had no idea that the monkeys were this Gothic. Very Lovecraftian in their dialogue.
I think I'm bringing a crossbow on my next long run.
Because flying monkeys are really just owls?
50,000 Miles Later
No that is not why.
Flying Monkey is a bargain. Best I ever had.
(and ain't no "just" to owls. Owls are either hurty or Harry Pottical or both)
yes, i see what you are saying there. for myself - flying monkey makes me happy, jack.
i find the sunshine beckons me to open up the gate and dream and dream ~~robbie williams
12 Monkeys
Because flying monkeys are really just owls?
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
You've tried that before. We won't be fooled again.
A Saucy Wench
Just like yesterday
I have become Death, the destroyer of electronic gadgets
"When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasnt tired and kept running anyway" - dd, age 7
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A man accused of shooting and killing a 17-year-old boy Friday night at a Southside gas station is schedule to make his first court appearance Monday afternoon.
The Brevard County Jail said Michael Dunn, 45, will go before a judge at 1:15 p.m.
Dunn was arrested Saturday in Central Florida, according to the victim's father.
Brevard County deputies said they arrested Dunn, of Satellite Beach, on a warrant from Jacksonville police on charges of murder and attempted murder.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office homicide detectives responded to the Gate gas station at Southside Boulevard and Baymeadows Road around 8:30 p.m.
Sgt. Michael Paul said a man riding in a dark colored sedan got into a confrontation with the occupants of a red SUV over loud music. The man in the sedan fired multiple shots at the SUV.
A 17-year-old inside the SUV was hit and was taken to Shands Jacksonville Medical Center where he later died.
Police didn't release the young man's name, but his father identifies him as Jordan Davis.
Sgt. Paul said four other occupants in the SUV were also juveniles. They were not injured, but taken into custody for questioning and would be released to their parents.
Paul said the argument seems to have started over loud music coming from the teenager's vehicle. He said detectives were looking at surveillance video from the gas station for more information. Police did not release the names of anyone involved.
Channel 4's Kumasi Aaron talked to the father of the young man killed, who said it is devastating and shocking. He said his son and friends were coming back from the mall.
"Your worst fears come true when the doctor comes in the room with the police officer and the chaplain," said Ron Davis. "And my heart just sank."
When they told him his son was dead, Davis couldn't believe it, until he saw Jordan for himself.
"And they said this is a murder investigation and they didn't want me to touch his body. And I said 'are you kidding?' And I hugged my son and I kissed my son on the forehead."
Davis said his son, Jordan, and his friends were heading back from the mall. He said Jordan was in the backseat of the car when he was shot.
"I told him that I loved him, and 'Hey, have a great time at the mall and I'll see you when I get home from work.'" And he said 'OK dad, take care. Have a great day!"
Davis said the murder has left him with a "hole in his heart," and he wants no revenge on the man who took his son's life.
"If the person can look in my face and tell me why, that'll be enough for me," said Davis. "I don't believe a life for a life because taking that person's life is not going to bring my son back."
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Did you know?
In San culture there is no concept of private possession or land ownership.
The rich Bushman or San heritage is that of the original people of southern Africa. It is even believed that the genes of the San Bushmen of South Africa predate the rest of humanity, making them our original ancestors.
Nomadic bands lived on the land for approximately 100 000 years before the arrival of other groups. When the pastoral Khoikhoi appeared 2 000 years ago they saw people similar to them in physical appearance, but with a different culture.
They called these elders of the land 'the San', which means 'people different from ourselves'. The San Bushmen lived in small groups in the desert before dispersing to the rest of the country. There they lived under rock overhangs in the mountains, or in dry areas in simple huts made of leaves, twigs and animal skins.
The San men usually hunted antelope using bows and arrows, which had been smeared with poison. Before a hunt, a shaman would conduct a religious ceremony. He would enter a trance and his vision was recorded on a rock by way of painting.
In the San culture, women stayed in villages or homesteads, looking after the children. They foraged for food around the camp, searching for edible bulbs, roots, stalks and fruit. Other duties included making clothing sewn together by catgut.
An important aspect of the San culture took place at night when stories would be told to music played on rudimentary instruments. But the music stopped when other groups and settlers entered the region. In time the San were driven further and further north into the more arid areas of the country.
Today, there are only a few distinct communities of San left. But their rich culture lives on through their rock art and the work of anthropologists searching for the origins of modern man.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Bushman Council Office
Tel: +27 (0)78 129 6668
Email: email@example.com
Northern Cape Tourism Authority
Tel: +27 (0)53 832 2657/2643
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
How to get here
The remaining San Bushmen of South Africa are found in the Kalahari area of the Northern Cape, especially around Kimberley and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.
Best time to visit
Winter, when the weather is milder.
Get around
You will need your own transport to visit the far-flung San and rock art sites.
Length of stay
A week, or at least part of a week, would be best to explore the desert region and experience the life of the San.
What to pack
Comfortable walking shoes or boots. The Northern Cape experiences extremes of weather so pack cool summer clothing for the days and warm winter woolies for the nights.
What to eat
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POLICE officers from Redditch and Bromsgrove have received commendations in recognition of their outstanding work.
Awards were presented for a number of reasons, ranging from saving lives to going the extra mile to prevent and detect crimes.
They were handed out a recent ceremony at Police headquarters, near Worcester, by Superintendent Adrian Pass.
Those thanked for their dedication to the job included PC Simon Worley who was awarded a commendation for his work around an investigation into drug dealing in the Oakenshaw area of Redditch.
Also thanked were community support officer Clive Rainbow, PC Sophie Gaffney, PC Rachel Southan, Detective Sergeant Mark Roberts, PC Jan Shelley, Detective Sergeant Steve Cook and Sergeant Sarah Squires, PC Laura Lawson and PC Paul Cook.
Present at the ceremony were a number of dignitaries including the new North Worcestershire Superintendent, Kevin Purcell.
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So, there's this game the guys from Penny-Arcade are experimenting with. I checked it out, and it looks like fun. The graphics are cheesy and the concept is simple, much to be expecting from a "sandbox" game.
Basically it is an open world environment where you can manipulate the objects and land therein. Seems to me like an experiment of an idea that could be utilized in future games, particularly MMOs. I wonder what a game like WoW or EQ or FFXI would be like if you could build your own fortress any way you want on any certain plots of land. I imagine they could set aside large areas connected to existing ones for such things. It would also be nice to see destructible terrain and buildings. You'd think by now shooting a wall with a tank's cannon or the like in Grand Theft Auto would do some sort of structural damage.
After playing the game and reading this guide, I've learned there is much more to the game than this. I never imagined something so simple could be so fun. I'd stay up all night playing if I didn't have a job interview tomorrow.
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UK retailer Evans wants me to be broke. I think they really do. Just look at their Spring/Summer 2012 Lookbook!! It's not like you haven't heard this before, but I want it all! They're very feminine and yet some of the designs are bold. I'm drooling over the Cobalt Maxi Skirt! I can already imagine the possibilities! All these pieces and more, will be available on their US web site starting tomorrow (Saturday 5/26/12) on http://www.evansusa.com.
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Thanks to http://www.genealogyintime.com for the newsflash that FamilySearch has added another 384,000 images to it's New Zealand Probate Collection 1878 – 1960.
Tracing wills in NZ isn't a straight forward business as they are kept in a number of different locations and there is no central index to where they are held or who left a will. Therefore having this collection which comprises the wills held by Archives New Zealand is a great help. The images are available for viewing free of charge, but first you will need to visit http://www.archway.archives.govt.nz and undertake a name search, then with the probate file number attached to that name you can then head for Familysearch and locate an image of the will. Wills are great documents for adding information to your family history so it is well worth the trouble to locate them.


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Welcome to the world of wrinkles. It's inevitable. Of course, I'll try to age gracefully. But, I'm not going to lie to you…it's not easy. And I do like to try skin care products like Olay's Regenerist Wrinkle Revolution Complex. I'm curious LOL!
I've tried many…many skin care products. But, I was really interested to try this. It claims to "See results in an instant. Watch as advanced micro-fillers and light-diffusing particles smooth the look of fine lines right before your eyes." Hmmm…do you think it'll work?
Here's your chance to see my skin au naturale…lucky you! Look below and you'll see my before and after one application of Olay's Regenerist Wrinkle Revolution Complex.
As you can see, there's slight smoothing of the wrinkles under my eyes. Nothing too drastic. But, I think some of us will take what we can get. LOL! The second photo was taken minutes after application, with no filter or retouching.
The directions state to continue using twice a day for 14 days to reduce the appearance of deep lines. We'll see what happens. I got a little excited and wanted to show you the instant effects. LOL!
Have any of you used products from Olay's Regenerist line? What do you think?
Disclosure: This product was provided for review purposes only. All opinions expressed in this post are 100% mine.


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Real ID Ltd, based in Mumbai, India has developed an electronic identification and management system for livestock, which they say can create national livestock registries and reliable global supply chain traceability for animals and animal products.
CSS Rao, the company's managing director, presented a paper outlining the concept at the 2012 conference of the International Committee for Animal Recording (ICAR) earlier this year in Cork, Ireland. Rao says the system will provide secure electronic identification for individual livestock, irrefutably linked to their true ownership at any given time, for use in management, marketing, disease mitigation and prevention of theft.
The system would use electronic identification devices such as ear tags, implants or boluses, linked to an electronic ID smart card issued by government authorities to the owners and traders of livestock.
Rao says that ID systems around the world have developed methods for identifying individual animals, but have overlooked the importance and necessity of simultaneously identifying and registering their owners and the supply chain operators, using uniform global practices and codified systems, in order to complete the chain of identification.
According to Rao, livestock identification comprises two main requirements:
- Private or management identification operated by individual farmers for their own needs
- Official or national identification, mandated by a government authority, such as for animal health or food safety.
Individual countries or supply chains might also have additional traceability goals, such as for food labeling. Rao says the system provides a harmonized convergence of data to efficiently achieve all these needs.
The system, he says provides owner-centric livestock identification by dealing with livestock groups via a "Group Livestock & Farm ID System." For disease traceability, farm of source is vitally important and more relevant than tracing an individual animal, he says, so the system traces farm ownership and treats the entire farm as one entity.
If, for example, a ban is to be imposed on import of beef from certain jurisdictions by a given country, the system would reference the appropriate Identifier Groups in the 18-digit numbering system of the Group Livestock & Farm ID Card, directed at a given country, province or even specific farm which needs to be banned or isolated.
The 18-digit numbering system for an individual livestock owner ID card, which would be linked to animal ID devices, would include:
- Country code – three digits
- Provence code – two digits
- District code – two digits
- ID card type – one digit
- Farmer-specific code – five digits
- Livestock species code – two digits
- Year of commencement of livestock farming – two digits
- Farmer rating – one digit
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"A story doesn't have to always reflect reality; it can create reality as well."–David Levithan
David Levithan is a children's book editor in New York City. He lives in Hoboken, NJ.
David Levithan finds it downright baffling to write about himself, which is why he's considering it somewhat cruel and usual to have to write this brief bio. The factual approach (born '72, Brown '94, book '03) seems a bit dry, while the emotional landscape (happy childhood, happy adolescence – give or take a few poems – and happy adulthood so far) sounds horribly well-adjusted. The only addiction he's ever had was a brief spiral into the arms of diet Dr Pepper, unless you count My So-Called Life episodes as a drug. He is evangelical in his musical beliefs and deathly afraid that his bio will end up sounding like the final paragraph in an on-line dating ad.
Luckily, David is much happier talking about his book than he is talking about himself. Boy Meets Boy and The Realm of Possibility started as stories he wrote for his friends for Valentine's Day (something he's done for the past sixteen years) and turned themselves into teen novels. When not writing during spare hours on weekends, David is a senior editor at Scholastic, and the founding editor of the PUSH imprint, which is devoted to finding new voices and new authors in teen literature. With Boy Meets Boy, he basically set out to write the book that he dreamed of getting as an editor – a book about gay teens that doesn't conform to the old norms about gay teens in literature (i.e. it has to be about a gay uncle, or a teen who gets beaten up for being gay, or about outcasts who come out and find they're still outcasts, albeit outcasts with their outcastedness in common.) He's often asked if the book is a work of fantasy or a work of reality, and the answer is right down the middle – it's about where we're going, and where we should be.
Of Boy Meets Boy, the reviewer at Booklist wrote: "In its blithe acceptance and celebration of human differences, this is arguably the most important gay novel since Annie on My Mind and seems to represent a near revolution in the publishing of gay-themed books for adolescents" – which pretty much blew David away when he read it. Viva la near revolution!
"In a genre filled with darkness, torment, and anxiety, this is a shiningly affirmative and hopeful book."—The Bulletin, Starred
"Levithan's prophecy of a hate-free world in which everyone loves without persecution makes this a provocative and important read for all young adults, gay or straight."—School Library Journal, Starred
David Levithan nació en Nueva Jersey en 1972 y se graduó en Lengua Inglesa y Ciencia Política de Brown University. Es director editorial en Scholastic Press, compañía en la que trabaja desde 1991. Su más reciente novela, Two boys kissing, ganó el premio literario Lambda en la categoría infantil/adulto joven. David vive en Hoboken, New Jersey, e imparte clases en The New School, en Nueva York.


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January 7th, 2013 | SMWC
It took ten years and ten months – a new record has finally been broken by one player on the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) basketball team. On Friday, December 28, 2012, Brittney Shaner became the all-time individual leading scorer in SMWC basketball history. She surpassed the mark during the game against Indiana Tech at the SportONE Shootout tournament in Fort Wayne, Ind.
The previous individual record was set back in February of 2002 by Brooke Griffith-Langford. She had accumulated a career total of 1,695 points during her four years as a member of the Pomeroy basketball team. Since the tournament two weekends ago, Shaner, from Greenwood, Ind., currently has 1,756 points and will look to add on to that total with eleven more regular season games left to go.
"To achieve this accomplishment almost does not feel real, exclaimed Shaner. I am not overly ecstatic because I do everything I can for our team to win, not for me to break records. I never dreamed I would break any record and knowing that my hard work is paying off does make me feel good."
Even though the record was broken on Friday night's contest, Shaner had not realized she had broken the record until head coach Deanna Bradley announced it after their game against Trine University on Saturday, December 29, 2012. "I did realize at some point this year I was going to break the record, but I had no idea when," said Shaner.
Shaner is not only the Pomeroy's best offensive player this season, but also the top defensive player. She has been a United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) Academic All-American for three years, a USCAA Honorable Mention All-American for two years, and just recently broke the all-time individual school record in steals.
Head coach Deanna Bradley couldn't have been happier for her star player. "This is a phenomenal accomplishment for Brittney and could not have happened to a better person. Brittney is very much like Brooke Griffin-Langford. For both players it has always been about what works best for the team. I remember when Brittney scored 40 points in one game last year, and all she said was, "I couldn't have done it without my teammates." These are the type of players you like to see rise to the occasion, receiving individual accolades, with the team's success the priority."
Shaner knows she couldn't have achieved such an accomplishment without the help and guidance of her coaches. "Coach Bradley and Ballenger have truly impacted my basketball career at SMWC. We have been through a lot these last four years and I do not regret a single moment. They encouraged me to be my absolute best on and off the court. I have learned a lot about life in general through this program and it has helped me see that there is much more to life than basketball. They are wonderful people who strive to help me be the best I can be."
As honored as Shaner is about her personal achievement, she also wanted to thank her parents for all of their love and support over the years. "I would like to thank my dad, Rick, and my mom, Tammy, for being there every step of the way. They have been big supporters. They are always reinforcing me to stay positive. If I have a bad game, they reiterate that is fine and that I will do better next time. Not only do they support me, they also support all of my teammates. After games they make sure to say nice game or good job to all my teammates before they speak to me. Honestly, I wouldn't want it any other way."
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HOUSTON - A man was shot to death in front of a northeast Houston townhouse Thursday.
Police said the man was shot at least twice in the torso in the parking lot of the complex on Goodson Drive and Airline Drive around 12 a.m. When emergency crews arrived, they found the victim covered in blood, barely alive.
"The responding officer found a male who was shot numerous times. He was laying on the concrete. He was transported to Ben Taub, where he died from his injuries. We are following up on leads," said Sgt. Colin Howard with HPD Homicide.
Before he died, the 34-year-old victim gave police some information about the shooter. Detectives said that information is not being released yet.
Police said they have not found the gunman's weapon. Several shell casings and bullet fragments were found where the victim was discovered.
Neighbors said they heard the gunshots but didn't see the shooting. It's unclear if the victim lived at the complex or why he was there.
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13:10, There is a difference between not being capable to support them alone (and thus letting them live with other parts of the family) and completely disacknowledging them. I don't think the latter is more common in Japan with any significance. What kind of experience are you speaking from? Have you worked in Japan? Did you get insight into family affairs of female Japanese coworkers or female Japanese singles with children?
- Chuunibyou Sexy Beach Episode:
I'm surprised noone made comment to the fact that the Golden Retriever wanted to get all frisky with Shinka. I.E. he thinks she's one hot sexy 'bitch'. (I like Shinka BTW, i just thought it was funny) Kyoani does Fanservice the smart way. No need for silly dumb boob grabs and pantsu shots. Just a small tiny mole at the top of a sleeping girls cleavage. Much more subtle and erotic than forced pantsu poses. Rikka's little black dress and Kumin's summer outfit were also drool inducing.
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It IS, statistically, far more common in Eastern families. Its not because Japanese women are assholes. Its because many of them are not socially capable of supporting a family. Citation needed. But I speak mostly from experience. Women in the workforce is a very modern thing, quite exclusive to the western world.
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Uh. that's not common in Japan, moron.
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Bangalore, Sep 22 (IANS) As many as 14 people, including eight women and two children, died Sunday in two separate road mishaps in northern and southern Karnataka, police said.
"Nine people, including six women, were killed when a truck rammed into a car, a maxi cab and two-wheeler after its tyre burst on National Highway 4, about 60 km from Belgaum in this northern district," Belgaum superintendent of police Chandra Gupta told IANS.
Belgaum is about 505 km northwest of Bangalore.
Six of the victims on board the Tata Magic maxi cab were returning to Belgaum from Sankeshwar temple on the Karnataka-Maharashtra border after the 10-day Ganesh festival when the mishap took place.
"The truck driver lost control of the vehicle after its front tyre burst and crashed first into a car, then fell on the maxi cab and the two-wheeler in succession. Of the three other male victims, two were in the car and a third on a bike," Gupta said.
Though the truck driver and his assistant fled from the accident spot, police registered a case against them and the truck owner under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
In another mishap near Kunigal in Tumkur district, about 70 km from Bangalore, five people, including two women and two children, died and three others were injured when the car in which they were travelling fell into a water canal from a road bridge.
"The victims' family was returning to Bangalore from Channarayapatna in Hassan district (150 km from Bangalore) when their driver lost control of the car after it first hit the divider and then crashed into the bridge railings before plunging into the canal 50 feet below," Kunigal deputy superintendent of police Uma Rani told IANS.
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Following our first installment last week, we continue to chart our musical findings at CH with ListenUp, a recap of the songs we Tweeted throughout the week.
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One of the great things about blogging is the opportunity to learn about new and innovative beauty products. And I feel even better knowing I can share what I learn with you. Last week, I was invited, with a few other bloggers (Rachel of TheArtMuse.net and Yolanda of SassyMamainLA.com), to the legendary Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel for a VIP event by ARTISTRY.
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