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major macro economic indicators
|2018 (e)
|2019 (f)
|GDP growth (%)
|Inflation (yearly average, %)
|Budget balance* (% GDP)
|Current account balance (% GDP)
|Public debt (% GDP)
(e): Estimate. (f): Forecast. *Grants included.
- Natural resources (coffee, tea, gold)
- Member of the East African Community (EAC)
- World's second largest nickel reserve with 6% of the total
- Entrenchment of the political crisis that began in 2015
- Suspension of international aid following the political crisis
- Border tensions with Rwanda
- Poorly diversified economy; vulnerable to external shocks
- Geographically isolated
- Activity hampered by lack of infrastructure and limited access to electricity
- Decrease in the labour force as the political crisis has forced people to flee the country
Risk assessment
Fragile and undiversified growth
Despite the ongoing political crisis, which has now spread to the social sphere, in 2019 Burundi is expected to experience its highest growth rate since 2014, the year before the difficulties began. With favourable weather conditions, higher agricultural yields will allow the primary sector to expand. The population, which is largely dependent (90% of jobs) on agriculture (30% of GDP), will then benefit from the resulting increase in incomes, generating a positive growth contribution from private consumption (83% of GDP), although this will be mitigated by high inflation. Exports of tea and coffee, the main outlets for agriculture, are expected to grow on the back of increased production, but at a slower pace than in 2018 as a result of softer world prices. Inflation in the price of imports, mainly manufactured products and oil, will push up the import bill, which could lead trade to contribute negatively to growth. Prompted by its determination to do a better job of harnessing Burundi's mining potential, particularly in nickel, the government has taken positive measures, such as granting operating licences, to encourage private investment that will make up for the shortfall in public investment due to lack of resources. The positive effects observed in 2018 are expected to continue, albeit on a smaller scale, with investment growth of 5.3% in 2019 (down from 11.7% in 2018) forecast by the World Bank. However, political instability will continue to be a cause of concern for investors, and the strong growth in investment over 2018/19 is largely the result of a correction after two years of drastic decline after the onset of the political crisis in 2015.
Large public and current account deficits despite efforts
According to the Finance Act passed by Parliament in June 2018, the budget deficit is expected to decrease over 2018/19 compared with 2017. The increase in expenditure, particularly current expenditure, but also capital expenditure to a much smaller extent, is expected to be less significant than that of revenue, particularly tax revenue. As the country has no access to international capital markets, the government will finance itself through the central bank and on the domestic market, by issuing treasury bills and bonds (more than 80% of the total), which will fuel inflation. In 2018, 70% of public debt was domestic debt, comprising 40% from the central bank and the rest from commercial banks, while the other 30% was external debt, 77% of which was from multilateral partners.
The current account deficit is expected to continue to shrink in 2019, despite the decline in expatriate and official remittances. Structurally in deficit due to large imports of manufactured products (60% of the total) and oil (20%), the trade balance has deteriorated owing to depreciation of the currency and its impact on import prices. This deterioration will be contained by an uptick in mining and agricultural exports. The low level of external aid will be insufficient to finance the current account deficit. Increased FDI, thanks to government support, should also contribute to the financing while reducing the use of the central bank's foreign exchange reserves (1.5 months of imports), which will continue to decline despite everything, accentuating the depreciation of the Burundian franc and the lack of liquidity in the economy.
Fading hopes of resolving the political and diplomatic crisis
President Pierre Nkurunziza's announcement that he would not run for a third term in 2020 – a move that would not have been authorised by the constitution – failed to ease the tensions created when he announced his candidacy in 2015. The UN, which had called for talks between the government and the opposition in order to organise the 2020 elections in a transparent manner, had its Human Rights Mission expelled from Burundi at the end of 2018 at the request of the government. This will further complicate the country's relations with the international community, which has already expressed its concerns about the fate of political opponents. The International Criminal Court (ICC), from which the country withdrew in 2017, is investigating alleged crimes against humanity, including murder and torture, and there have been media reports of torture camps for opponents of the regime. Burundi also refused the African Union's request to send human rights observers and military experts to the country. Negotiations orchestrated by the East African Community (EAC) ended in failure after President Nkurunziza pulled out of the Arusha Summit, citing timing issues. Since the crisis began in April 2015, nearly half a million Burundians have fled the violence and economic stagnation in Burundi. The political crisis has undermined efforts to improve the business environment (168th in Doing Business 2019) and governance, which remains among the weakest in the world according to World Bank indicators, particularly in the areas of political stability (201st) and the rule of law (194th).
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How to Strip Wire Overview
Safe, durable electrical connections begin with clean, accurate wire stripping. You have to remove the outer layer of plastic without nicking or slicing the insulation or wires underneath; otherwise, your connection might break or an electrical short might occur.
In a pinch, you can strip almost any wire or cable with nothing more than a sharp pocket knife or utility knife. We'll show you how to strip wire safely and carefully. But for fast, accurate stripping, we recommend the specialized stripping tools we demonstrate in this article. They're affordable and easy to use, and they produce high-quality results. Be sure to select the wire stripper labeled for the type of wire you're working with.
All the tools we show are available at home centers and electrical supply stores. Buy each as you need it, and you'll soon have exactly what you need for any home wiring task.
How to Strip Wire: Electrical cords
Photo 1: Score the jacket
Score a circle around the cable jacket, but don't cut all the way through the plastic. This technique may look dangerous, but it's safe as long as you apply very light pressure with the knife and keep your thumb on the opposite side of the cord. Carefully guide the knife around the cable until you reach your starting point.
Photo 2: Bend and break
Bend the cable at the scored line to break the plastic covering. Bend it the opposite way to tear the other side and slide it off. Inspect the insulation on the wires underneath to make sure the blade didn't nick them. If you see slices, cut off the cable and try again.
Photo 3: Strip the wire
Align the wire with the notch that matches the wire gauge and squeeze to cut the insulation. Then hold the wire with one hand while you push the stripper with your thumb to remove the insulation.
Photo 4: Alternative knife method
Slice through the insulation at an angle all the way around the wire. Then twist and slide the insulation from the wire. Inspect the wires for nicks and gouges.
A knife works best for stripping sheathing from cords. It takes a sharp blade, a steady hand and concentration to control the depth of the cut precisely. But once you master the technique, you'll be surprised how quickly and accurately you can remove cord sheathing.
We're showing the technique on a cord, but it also works on plastic-sheathed cable. Practice with the blade extended (Photo 1) or barely visible to see which technique works best for you.
When it comes to stripping individual wires, a wire stripping tool (Photo 3) is faster and more accurate, but in a pinch you can use a knife (Photo 4). With all of these techniques, the key is to control the depth of the cut to avoid cutting or gouging the conductor.
Plastic-sheathed cable
Photo 1: Strip sheathing
Align the plastic-sheathed cable with the notch that matches the wire gauge you're using—either 14/2 or 12/2—and squeeze down to cut the sheathing. Slide the sheathing off to expose the wires underneath.
Photo 2: Alternative knife method
Score the plastic sheathing with a sharp knife if you don't have a special tool. Don't cut all the way through the plastic. Apply very light pressure with the knife and keep your finger on the opposite side of the cable. Bend and break the sheathing and slide it off.
Photo 3: Pull conductors through stripper
Strip individual conductors by lining them up in the correct notch and squeezing the stripper to cut through the plastic. Keep the stripper perpendicular to the wire. Tilting the stripper can cause nicked wires. Push against the stripper with your thumb to slide the insulation from the wire.
Stripping plastic-sheathed (NM, for nonmetallic) type cable is a two-step process. First you remove the outer plastic sheathing. Then you strip the individual conductors. There are many methods to remove the plastic sheath, ranging from a simple knife technique (Photo 2) to special tools. The stripping tool we're using is unique because it combines both sheathing removal and wiring stripping in one tool (Photo 1) and works perfectly for both tasks. It's well worth the price if you do any amount of home wiring. Otherwise, buy a less expensive, general purpose stripper, and use a knife (Photo 2) or other method to remove the outer sheathing.
Underground cable
Photo 1: Peel an edge
Peel the plastic sheathing from the wires underneath with a sharp utility knife. Slide your thumb along the underside of the wire while you pull the knife along the top to remove a thin slice of plastic. This technique takes practice. If you cut through the insulation on the wire underneath, cut off that segment of cable and try again.
Photo 2: Pull back sheathing
Expose a few inches of wire at the end of the cable. Grab the ends of the wires with the stripper in one hand and the plastic sheath in the other, and peel the sheathing back to where you started the cut.
Photo 3: Cut excess sheathing
Slide your knife between the loose sheathing and wires and cut toward the unstripped cable to remove the excess plastic sheathing.
A special type of plastic-sheathed cable called UF (underground feeder) requires a slightly different technique. Since the sheathing surrounds each conductor, you can't just score it and slide it off. Photos 1 – 3 show how to strip UF cable.
This technique on how to strip wire requires practice to master. Develop your skill before trying it on a real project. The key to success on how to strip wire is controlling the depth of the cut by keeping the angle of the blade low, almost parallel with the cable. When you get it right, you'll be able to feel the blade riding along the top of the insulation of the wire underneath. Remember, if you gouge the insulation or nick the wires inside, cut off the cable at that point and try again.
Coaxial cable
Photo 1: Adjust cutter depth
Test cutter depth on a cable scrap. Adjust the two cutting blades one at a time to fine-tune the depth of the cut. Turn the adjusting screws clockwise with the Allen wrench (included with the tool) to make a deeper cut.
Photo 2: Position the cable
Set the stripper to match your coaxial cable size. Open the jaws and position the cable as shown. Check the icon on the tool's handle to make sure the cut end of the cable is pointing the right direction. Rotate the cutter about five or six times clockwise.
Photo 3: Remove wire sheathing
Remove the cutter and slide off the sections of cut sheathing. Scrape the metal foil from the plastic insulation with your fingernail.
Adding F-type connectors to coaxial cable requires a two- or three-step strip on the end of the cable, depending on the connector. With care, you can make the strip with a utility knife, using the technique shown in Photo 1 and a regular wire stripper. But the dedicated tool we show here makes the job quick and accurate. Read the packaging to match the stripper to the type of coaxial cable you're using. The strippers you find in home centers work on common household coaxial cables.
Read the lettering on the sheathing to determine whether your coaxial cable is RG-58, RG-59 or RG-6, and adjust the slide on top of the cutter to match your cable type. Make a practice cut and adjust the blades if necessary (Photo 1).
Sheathed communication wires
Cable stripper
Use a cable stripper tool to remove the sheathing from communication wires.
Photo 1: Score the cable
Open the jaws on the stripper slightly and slip the cable into the largest groove. Rotate the cutter clockwise. If it doesn't score the outer sheathing, move it to the next smaller slot and try again.
Photo 2: Remove the sheathing
Bend the cable to break the sheathing. Then slide the scored sheathing from the wires. Inspect the twisted pairs of wires to make sure the insulation isn't sliced.
With high-speed Internet lines and household computer networking becoming more common, you may soon find yourself installing new communication cables that can handle the greater bandwidths. Here's an inexpensive tool that makes short work of removing the outer sheath from these small cables without nicking the conductors inside. The cable size notches aren't labeled, so you'll have to experiment to find the one that works.
Thin wires
Photo 1: Stranded wire stripper
This stripper removes the insulation from 16- to 26-gauge stranded wires. Similar tools strip larger-gauge stranded wires and solid wires.
Tiny communication wires are tough to strip without nicking and weakening them. The key is to match the stripper to the wire you're using. For example, you may be surprised to discover that there's a special stripper for stranded wire (Photo 1) that's just slightly larger than the same size solid wire. There are also strippers for those tiny little wires you find on doorbells and telephone lines. Read the packaging before you buy to find the stripper that's right for your job.


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General Information
The M14Kc processor core is a superset of the popular MIPS32® 4KEc™ core, enhanced with additional features such as reduced interrupt latency, enhanced MMU, parity support, comprehensive debug capabilities and AHB-Lite bus interface unit.
The M14Kc core implements the MIPS32 Release 2 Architecture with a 5-stage pipeline design delivering performance efficiency of 1.5 DMIPS/MHz
The M14Kc core is one of the first MIPS cores to incorporate the microMIPS™ code compression Instruction Set Architecture (ISA).
In addition, the M14Kc includes a MIPS32 compatible instruction decoder. The M14Kc offers a high-performance, compact, low-power design that delivers a superior solution for cost-sensitive embedded applications such as home entertainment, personal entertainment and home networking.
Linux Support
Support for both MIPS32 and microMIPS are available in Linux kernels version 2.6
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Statement on Auditing Standards Issued by the Auditing Standards Board AICPA American Institute of Certified Public Accountants April 1982 41 Working Papers ( Supersedes Statement on Auditing Standards No. 1, section 338, " Working Papers.") 1 1. The auditor should prepare and maintain working papers, the form and content of which should be designed to meet the circumstances of a particular engagement. 2 The information contained in working papers constitutes the principal record of the work that the auditor has done and the conclusions that he has reached concerning significant matters. 3 1This statement amends SAS No. 1, section 230, " Due Care in the Performance of Work," paragraph 4, by deleting the second sentence of that paragraph. 2This statement does not modify the guidance in other Statements on Auditing Standards, including the following: • The letter of audit inquiry to the client's lawyer required by SAS No. 12, Inquiry of a Client's Lawyer Concerning Litigation, Claims, and Assessments, paragraphs 8- 9, or the documentation required by paragraph 10 when a response to the audit inquiry letter is received in a conference. • The written representations from management required by SAS No. 19, Client Representations • The notation in the working papers required by SAS No. 20, Required Communication of Material Weaknesses in Internal Accounting Control, paragraph 4, if material weaknesses in internal accounting control are communicated orally to senior management or its board of directors • The written audit program or set of written audit programs required by SAS No. 22, Planning and Supervision, paragraph 5 • The representation letter from a successor auditor required by SAS No. 37, Filings Under Federal Securities Statutes, paragraph 11b, when an auditor has examined the financial statements for prior periods but has not examined the financial statements for the most recent audited period included in a registration statement 3However, there is no intention to imply that the auditor would be precluded from supporting his report by other means in addition to working papers. Copyright © 1982 by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Inc. 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10036- 8775 1234567890 AudS 898765432


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Battery has been an investor in my company for over many years, and they have been valuable and insightful investors. It is very true that the experience one has with Battery is very much a function of the Partner one deals with since interactions with other partners in this firm is very limited (even if you are a portfolio company). Avoid the associates if you want to get your ideas funded and try to reach one of the key partnersPRIVATE: Members Only (516 Characters)


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In cooperation with helicopter safety experts within the industry, the International Helicopter Safety Team (IHST) has developed a Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS program) toolkit. The free manual will serve as a step-by-step guide for helicopter operators considering or currently implementing a HUMS program or condition-based maintenance program. The guide also will address some unique maintenance challenges specific to helicopter operations.
HUMS programs are designed to automatically monitor the health of mechanical components in a helicopter, as well as usage of the airframe and its dynamic components. They enable aircraft to record structural and transmission usage, transmission vibrations, rotor track and balance information, and engine power assurance data. They also monitor the health of rotating components such as gearboxes, bearings, shafts, engines, and rotors through vibration, and can record parametric data from the aircraft's bus for usage and event analysis.
The intelligence gained from the use of a HUMS program allows aircraft maintainers and fleet operators to make informed decisions about flying and maintaining their aircraft. As a result, HUMS programs can enhance safety, decrease maintenance burden, increase availability and readiness, and reduce operating and support costs.
This new IHST guide includes case studies, industry best practices, and detailed information of management decisions. Additional HUMS program guidance and resources are included as appendices to the document. The online link to the guide is http://ihst.org/Default.aspx?tabid=3050.
The International Helicopter Safety Team (IHST) promotes safety and works to reduce accidents. The organization was formed in 2005 to lead a government and industry cooperative effort to address factors that were affecting an unacceptable helicopter accident rate. The group's vision is an international civil helicopter community with zero accidents with a goal to reduce the international civil helicopter accident rate by 80 percent by 2016.
IHST members also establish international partnerships in countries with significant helicopter operations and work to encourage the overseas industries to carry out accident analysis and develop safety interventions. Worldwide partners now supporting the work of the IHST include government and industry participants from the United States, Canada, Brazil, Japan, Australia, India, Russia, and multiple countries in Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
More information about the IHST, its reports, its safety tools, and presentations from its 2011 safety symposium can be obtained at its web site at www.IHST.org and on the IHST Facebook page.


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SEATTLE, June 10, 2014 (Korea Bizwire)–Amazon today announced that Kindle for Android and Kindle for iOS are getting even better, with a free software update that builds a seamless listening experience right into the app. With Whispersync for Voice, recently called "Amazon's killer new app for books" by the Wall Street Journal, the Kindle app now lets you switch instantly between reading a Kindle book and listening to the companion audiobook from Audible—all with just one tap, without leaving the book.
"We're working hard to help customers find more moments each day to enjoy a great book," said Russ Grandinetti, Senior Vice President, Amazon Kindle. "Integrating professional narration into our Kindle apps means you never have to put down a favorite book—start reading at home, get in the car and simply tap a button to continue listening without losing your place."
"We continue to hear from a growing number of Whispersync for Voice converts who tell us the innovation has profoundly changed the way they read—in fact, switching back and forth between reading and listening has become their preferred way of experiencing stories," said Audible founder and CEO Donald Katz. "And the feature has gotten easier and easier to use, as this exciting integration into Kindle apps attests."
Professional narration is available for more than 45,000 Kindle books and growing—including popular best-sellers from an array of genres. You can easily add professional narration to your favorite Kindle books with one click using Matchmaker (www.amazon.com/matchmaker), a service that scans your Kindle library to find which of your Kindle books have a companion Audible version available. Audio upgrades are available for as little as $0.99, with upgrades to bestsellers like the Outlander series and The Hunger Games series available for as little as $3.99.
To learn more about the Kindle apps, go to www.amazon.com/kindleapps. Download the new version of the Kindle app from Apple Appstore, Amazon Appstore for Android, or Google Play today. Learn more about Whispersync for Voice at www.amazon.com/wsv.
About Amazon.com
Amazon opened on the World Wide Web in July 1995. The company is guided by three principles: customer obsession rather than competitor focus, passion for invention, and long-term thinking. Customer reviews, 1-Click shopping, personalized recommendations, Prime, Fulfillment by Amazon, AWS, Kindle Direct Publishing, Kindle, Fire, and Fire TV are some of the products and services pioneered by Amazon.
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3DS & DSi Games
- Try different search words
- Clear all selections to show more results.
- Browse from the home page
- Find a club near you
Affordable Nintendo DS Games
Sam's Club has all the best Nintendo DS games that you and your whole family will love. The Nintendo DS is all about the games, which is why we've got great games at low prices, so you can buy all the games you want and keep the fun going hour after hour.
If you've got kids, Nintendo DS games make great gifts. You can take the Nintendo DS wherever you go, which means it's great for keeping kids busy on those long car rides or whenever you need the kids to enjoy some quieter playtime by themselves. Of course, that doesn't mean adults can't have lots of fun with Nintendo DS games as well.
When you look for Nintendo DS games through Sam's Club, you'll find adventures for all ages, including classic Mario games, LEGO games, and games based on your and your kids' favorite movies. There are 3D games, sports games and more as well.
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MyCandyCrafts.com Giveaway
I love trying out new websites for various cupcake liners. I have a few go-to places that I always order from, but sometimes it's nice to mix things up. When I saw this Eversave for MyCandyCrafts.com, I thought I'd give it a shot. And while I was adding things to my cart, I decided to order and extra one to give away on here.
One lucky winner will receive a $24 voucher for MyCandyCrafts.com. This voucher expired March 1, 2012 and cannot be used towards shipping fees or taxes.
Giveaway rules (CLOSED):
– Winner will be chosen using Random.org
– US shipping addresses only
– Giveaway is open until 11:59 PM EST on Thursday, January 5th (that's today!)
– To enter, answer the following question: What is your favorite kind of cupcake liner? Do you like solid colors? Prints? Bright bold colors? Brown or black?
– For an additional entry, Tweet the following "I want to win a $24 voucher for www.MyCandyCrafts.com from @beantownbaker www.beantownbaker.com" (leave a separate comment saying you Tweeted about the giveaway)
Note: MyCandyCrafts.com has no idea I'm doing this giveaway. I just saw a great deal and thought I'd share it with you!
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Operators are used to refine the results and to maximize the search value. They are your tools as well as ethical hackers' weapons
Basic Operators: +, -, ~ , ., *, "", |,
Advanced Operators: allintext:, allintitle:, allinurl:, bphonebook:, cache:, define:, filetype:, info:, intext:, intitle:, inurl:, link:, phonebook:, related:, rphonebook:, site:, numrange:, daterange
Basic Operators !!
(+) force inclusion of something common Google ignores common words (where, how, digit, single letters) by default: Example: StarStar Wars Episode +I
(-) exclude a search term Example: apple –red
(") use quotes around a search term to search exact phrases: Example: "Robert Masse" Robert masse without "" has the 309,000 results, but "robert masse" only has 927 results. Reduce the 99% irrelevant results
Basic Operators (~) search synonym: Example: ~food Return the results about food as well as recipe, nutrition and cooking information
( . ) a single-character wildcard: Example: m.trix Return the results of M@trix, matrix, metrix…….
( * ) any word wildcard
Advanced Operators:
"Site:" Site: Domain_name Find Web pages only on the specified domain. If we search a specific site, usually we get the Web structure of the domain Examples: site:http://coolhackingtricks.blogspot.com
Advanced Operators: "Filetype:" Filetype: extension_type Find documents with specified extensions The supported extensions are: – HyperText Markup Language (html) – Microsoft PowerPoint (ppt) – Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf) – Microsoft Word (doc) – Adobe PostScript (ps) – Microsoft Works (wks, wps, wdb) – Lotus 1-2-3 – Microsoft Excel (xls) (wk1, wk2, wk3, wk4, wk5, wki, wks, wku) – Microsoft Write (wri) – Lotus WordPro (lwp) – Rich Text Format (rtf) – MacWrite (mw) – Shockwave Flash (swf) – Text (ans, txt) Note: We actually can search asp, php and cgi, pl files as long as it is text-compatible. Example: Budget filetype: xls
Advanced Operators "Intitle:"
Intitle: search_term Find search term within the title of a Webpage
Allintitle: search_term1 search_term2 search_term3 Find multiple search terms in the Web pages with the title that includes all these words
These operators are specifically useful to find the directory lists Example: Find directory list: Intitle: Index.of "parent directory"
Advanced Operators "Inurl:"
Inurl: search_term Find search term in a Web address Allinurl: search_term1 search_term2 search_term3 Find multiple search terms in a Web address Examples: Inurl: cgi-bin Allinurl: cgi-bin password
Advanced Operators "Intext;"
Intext: search_term Find search term in the text body of a document. Allintext: search_term1 search_term2 search_term3 Find multiple search terms in the text body of a document. Examples: Intext: Administrator login Allintext: Administrator login
Advanced Operators: "Cache:"
Cache: URL Find the old version of Website in Google cache Sometimes, even the site has already been updated, the old information might be found in cache Examples: Cache: http://coolhackingtricks.blogspot.com
Advanced Operators .. Conduct a number range search by specifying two numbers, separated by two periods, with no spaces. Be sure to specify a unit of measure or some other indicator of what the number range represents Examples: Computer $500..1000 DVD player $250..350
Advanced Operators: "Daterange:"
Daterange: – Find the Web pages between start date and end date Note: start_date and end date use the Julian date The Julian date is calculated by the number of days since January 1, 4713 BC. For example, the Julian date for August 1, 2001 is 2452122 Examples: 2004.07.10=2453196 2004.08.10=2453258 Vulnerabilities date range: 2453196-2453258
Advanced Operators "Link:"
Link: URL Find the Web pages having a link to the specified URL Related: URL Find the Web pages that are "similar" to the specified Web page info: URL Present some information that Google has about that Web page Define: search_term Provide a definition of the words gathered from various online sources Examples: Link: coolhackingtricks.blogspot.com Related:coolhackingtricks.blogspot.com Info:coolhackingtricks.blogspot.com Define: Network security
Advanced Operators "phonebook:"
Phonebook Search the entire Google phonebook rphonebook Search residential listings only bphonebook Search business listings only Examples: Phonebook: robert las vegas (robert in Las Vegas) Phonebook: (702) 944-2001 (reverse search, not always work) The phonebook is quite limited to U.S.A
But the Question rises What can Google can do for an Ethical Hacker?
Search sensitive information like payroll, SIN, even the personal email box
Vulnerabilities scanner
Transparent proxy So how but if i tell u a different way to search k lets do this type in the following statements n c d results we can only provide u the guidelines, now u need to implement your Creativity to Keep it rolling.
Salary filetype: xls site: edu
Security social insurance number
Intitle: Payroll intext: ssn filetype: xls site: edu
Security Social Insurance Number
Payroll intext: Employee intext: ssn Filetype: xls Filetype: xls "checking account" "credit card" – intext: Application -intext: Form (only 39 results)
Financial Information
Intitle: "Index of" finances.xls (9)
Personal Mailbox
Intitle: Index.of inurl: Inbox (inurl: User OR inurl: Mail) (220)
Confidential Files
"not for distribution" confidential (1,760) Confidential Files "not for distribution" confidential filetype: pdf (marketing info) (456)
OS Detection
Use the keywords of the default installation page of a Web server to search.
Use the title to search
Use the footer in a directory index page
OS Detection-Windows "Microsoft-IIS/5.0 server at" OS Detection – Windows Default web page? Intitle: "Welcome to Windows 2000 Internet Services" IIS 5.0 OS Detection –Apache 1.3.11-1.3.26 Intitle: Test.Page.for.Apache seeing.this.instead OS Detection-Apache SSL enable Intitle: Test.page "SSL/TLS-aware" (127)
Search Passwords
Search the well known password filenames in URL Search the database connection files or configuration files to find a password and username Search specific username file for a specific product
Search Passwords
Inurl: etc inurl: passwd
Search Passwords
Intitle: "Index of..etc" passwd
Search Passwords
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Idaho hunters kill 96 wolves
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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho officials say hunters have killed 96 wolves so far in the 2012-2013 hunting season.
Idaho Fish and Game officials tell the Coeur d'Alene Press (http://bit.ly/Wfbhb0) that through Thursday 16 wolves have been killed in Idaho's Panhandle wolf zones since the season opened Aug. 30.
Also on Thursday the 2012-2013 wolf trapping season opened and runs through March 31 in the Panhandle zone.
Phil Cooper of Idaho Fish and Game says it's difficult to determine how the pace of this season's wolf harvest season compares to last season. The statewide total for the 2011-2012 wolf season was 255 killed by hunters and 124 killed by trappers.
Cooper says trappers are learning how to be successful, while hunters who kill a wolf are often out for elk or deer.
Information from: Coeur d'Alene Press, http://www.cdapress.com
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Zero Punctuation: MadWorld
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Mmmmm! Pedigree Chum :3...
I expected this one. And I agree with you. No lets bring out the games which are really funny to review. An embarrisingly bad game, or a suprisingly funny good game, not these strange "Okay" games.
Okay, Yahtzee, we get it, you don't like the Wii.
like the ending ;D
Great as always, thank you Yahtzee.
Sounds like I have no need to complain about the lack of a release here (nonetheless, FUCK YOU SEGA) or the botched PAL conversion the rest of the territory gets (how the hell do you manage to make a game in 2009 that slows down for 50Hz mode and does not support 60Hz at all?) but then again I knew I wouldn't have to ever since I played No More Heroes and figured out that stylish, gore-driven beat 'em ups are no fun to me anyway and NMH didn't even have waggle on the regular attacks. Then again I should probably have figured that out by the time I played God of War on the PS2 and noticed that it applies to ALL beat 'em ups.
I don't really get why he complains about the game being on the Wii though, the system would hardly be a "casual gaming system" if it had more good core games so saying it shouldn't get them kinda makes that a self-fulfilling prophecy, no?
Holy crap, 15 minutes and we're already on the second page.
Good review as always. I doubt this game would have gotten near as much attention if it was released on the PS3/360/PC.
Aye the Wii is a console that will try to boast about a violent game more than a animal rights activist would try to save the last tiger in the world.
Pedigree chum? Wow, yahtzee does have a sick mind.
Funny as always, but I must say that Yahtzee seems to always pick on the Wii itself a lot. Especially considering the massive exaggeration present with his complaints about the motion sensor. Come on, it works pretty well and the delay between 'input' and game registry is only a fraction of a second.
Although I do agree that it does tend to get more boring towards the end of the game.
The Clockwork Orange reference made me lol
They need to stop using the Wiimote just for the sake of it. If you can find a good way to implement it then fine, otherwise just use the good old fashioned buttons.
Oh boy, I can't wait to see some of the posts about this. Madworld fans are very touchy about any criticism.
Also, does this mean Yahtzee liked Godhand?
the song in the Gears of War add isn't the Tears For Fears version its the Gary Jules version...
Awesome video anyway. One of your best
Nicely done Yahtzee.
By chance, does anyone know who the target audience was for this game? You'd think that the Wii would want to distance itself from gore since most of the Wii owners are 9 year olds and pudgy old ladies.
Why does Yhatzee never mention a games music? I never noticed it until now but the music in madworld was interesting and stood out and I as someone who does not generally like hip-hop enjoyed it.
I don't think the console, its maker or the vast majority of its userbase even give a shit about violent games, just a few 12-24 year olds who want to feel mature by playing a game that has the word on the box. Meanwhile I'm looking forward to an FPS with water guns.
I don't think that the fact that MadWorld was on the Wii detracted from it. I think it helped it if anything. I found MadWorld to be a good stress reliever with it's motion-sensitive violence. Sure it wasn't spot-on, but I think we've all become accustomed to the compromising we've had to deal with with Wii Responsiveness, much like we had to during early internet multiplayer FPSes. Anyone who has played the game and enjoyed it, can you honestly say that you think the game would have been more enjoyable if all the actions and deaths were mapped to buttons and QTEs, or if they were just turned into cinematics that you just started with a button?
Anyway, Loved the humor in the review as always, but I'm finding the Wii bashing to be tiring. Yes, Yahtzee's allowed to dislike a console, but he's really starting to sound like a PS3/360 fanboy, which is somethng I figured he'd try not to be. The whole issue with the motion sensing controls seems to be subjective as well (some people find it intuitive, others find there's too much delay, etc.). Nevertheless I respect his hatred of the Wii and understand why.
Though in all actuality some of it just may be exaggerated nitpicks. Maybe he's purposely imitating Wii-haters. Who knows.
Of course. The game could look and play exactly the way it does now, and so long as it wasn't a Wii exclusive he'd like it.
But of course, his endless, tedious anti-Nintendo drama whoring brings in more traffic, which means more ad revenue for The Escapist and more people buying his T-shirts.
Yahtzee complaining about a targeting system! GTFO
In all seriousness though, he seems to have that kind of problem with whatever game he reviews.
Considering that most reviews on Madworld are the complete opposite of what's seen in this video, all of the humor I was hoping for quickly dissipated into nothing, much like the balloon analogy.
It's really hard to laugh at another 'Wii Remote controls are bad' when everyone says the opposite for this game. Oh, and considering that most controls are handled with the A and B buttons, you can tell that something has gone wrong during Yahtzee's playthrough.
It's also really hard to laugh when saying the cel shading doesn't work when some reviewers are calling it an artistic achievement altogether. I could just as easily make this point with God of War, since the game has you zoomed out about 100 yards away from the action to hide its piss-poor textures and low-poly characters.
It's also just really hard to laugh when... well, when there's not really a whole lot of jokes to laugh at. I can see why Nintendo haters would love this video since they need something to entertain them while they wait for the next PS3/360 title to come out, but otherwise, this video felt dull and uninspired.
Oh yes, that's the right idea. There are developers who have been pumping out a lot of mediocre games for the Wii, so the right idea is for developers of good games to just stop trying, and let the mediocre developers run the place while they retreat to the 360 and PS3. Yeah. That makes total sense.
Exactly. Every time he reviews a Wii game, he reiterates all his nitpicks about it before getting down to the actual review. In this video alone, he spent 48 fucking seconds bashing the Wii before he even mentioned the game he was supposed to be reviewing.
And what's even more annoying is the way he paints himself as a victimized minority being persecuted by a mythical endless army of Nintendo fanboys, who are apparently much worse than every other type of fanboy for some arbitrary reason.
Excellent video, very amusing, and I had to chuckle at the "Soylent Green" link in the beginning. Mad world doesn't look particularly deep to be honest, although I knew very little about it before, and probably everything about it now.
Pretty funny, as always. Wasn't there supposed to be a fix for the Wii controls or something? I remember them making sort of a big deal about it and then it just never happened. Where did that go?
Also is throwing a chainsaw and getting it lodged in someone's head a move in that game or did he make that up for the video? I would probably rent it for the 3 hours he says it's entertaining if it had crazier stuff like that.
I just rented the "Wanted: WoF" game, I wish he'd review that. As fun as I think it is to watch bullets go around corners in slo-mo, it does have some flaws and I think he would enjoy hating it.
Didnt MadWorld bomb in sales to? In the end that waited Nintendo easy money never came to Sega...
Meh, give the wii some violent games if not soley to destroy the "omg kiddies" label shoved down it's poor rusty throat.
I love the ending message.
"Must be difficult doing up your fly with a chainsaw arm." but compared to the other recent ZP's, it's not as good.
Great review as always Yahtzee :D
You have to admit he's right, having a ultra-violent game on the WII is like trying to show Ultimate Fighting on Nick for Kids, it's just not going to fly.
That's pretty much the logic of Nintendo hatedom. They take it as a personal affront whenever the Wii gets a good game.
It seemed to work for No More Heroes and Resident Evil 4...Maybe not as violent as MW but still major earners of their M ratings.
Ironically enough, this 'mythical' army has popped up in the thread spearheaded by yourself. lols.
Madworld was one of my next games to play on the Wii and I even had a pre-order. Fortunately I saw a YouTube clip of someone playing it showing their frenzied waggling and how detached from the game it was and thought I would pass and cancelled my pre-order. My Wii still lies in unplugged pieces next to all my other consoles.
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Gangster Franco
I can't find the snark and I won't try and I won't lie: I am obsessed with Gangster Franco. Like, I think I might love him.
Gangster Franco > Casper Smart
This is the first time I've ever wanted to be Selena Gomez.
No, I'm not sure what James Franco is doing in a movie (Spring Breakers) starring Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens that, so far at least, has them running around in bikinis the whole time. I'm guessing he plays their pimp. FINE. Whatever. He can play whatever he wants. Just...
I'd rather the Gangster Franco who isn't so precious about his goddamn art.
Or is The Artist Franco going to try to sell me on the artistic merits of Spring Breakers when it comes out like it's on par with My Own Private Idaho? OK that made me laugh. OMG I actually want that to happen. Also if Gangster Franco comes between Selena and Bieber I will cry really hard.
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Can a small, mostly rural, family medicine-based accountable care organization (ACO) provide high-quality, coordinated care for its Medicare patients while also saving Medicare money? Nine independent family medicine practices in Nebraska are betting that the answer is yes.
The small practices (see sidebar), which are spread over nine counties, recently banded together in the South East Rural Physician Alliance (SERPA) ACO, which began operation in January as an advance payment ACO in the Medicare Shared Savings Program(www.cms.gov). The individual practices range in size from three to about eight FPs, with a total of 48 FPs overall. Together, they care for about 10,500 Medicare patients.
As an advance payment ACO, SERPA-ACO and its practices received about $400,000 up front from Medicare to help pay for infrastructure, according to Robert Rauner, M.D., M.P.H., the ACO's medical director. The practices continue to receive fee-for-service payments, but they also get an $8 per-member, per-month payment from Medicare through the ACO until June 2014.
If SERPA-ACO succeeds in saving Medicare an amount each year that meets or exceeds a minimum savings rate, the ACO will earn a share of the Medicare savings if it reports yearly on 22 of 33 quality measures, said Rauner. Medicare collects data for the other 11 measures from claims or patient satisfaction surveys. In year 2, the ACO can lose some of its portion of Medicare savings if it doesn't meet Medicare quality benchmarks. Medicare will recoup the advance payment money from the savings that the ACO earns.
The ACO also now has contracts with Medicaid and some commercial plans, said Rauner.
Story Highlights
- Nine small, independent family medicine practices in Nebraska have banded together to form an advance payment accountable care organization (ACO) in the Medicare Shared Savings Program.
- The ACO received a $400,000 advance payment from Medicare to help pay for infrastructure; Medicare will recoup the payment from any Medicare savings the ACO earns.
- Since the ACO doesn't include a health system or hospital, the FPs are free to refer when needed to specialists who demonstrate high quality and reasonable costs regardless of their health system affiliation.
Proactive Leaders
Many of the FPs in the SERPA-ACO practices already knew one another through serving in leadership positions in the Nebraska AFP. When managed care became a concern in the 1990s, they and other FPs decided to be proactive and formed the SERPA independent practice association (IPA), in part to give their practices more clout when contracting with insurance companies, according to Robert Wergin, M.D., a member of the SERPA-IPA board of directors, a past president of Nebraska AFP and the AAFP's current president-elect. Over time, the IPA grew to include about 110 physicians, including some in other specialties.
When the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, which proposed the ACO model of care, passed in 2010, "there was lots of confusion and anxiety about how this was going to affect our small practices," said Wergin. Rather than adopting a passive, wait-and-see attitude, the FPs decided once again to be proactive and form an ACO.
"We knew we could be at a disadvantage if we waited for other ACOs to approach us," Wergin said. "Such ACOs might offer small practices like ours a take-it-or-leave-it contract with no negotiation possible. We didn't want that."
Also, most ACOs in Nebraska develop vertically, sponsored by a hospital or health system. Such an ACO usually wants referrals to be made to specialists within its system, according to Wergin, who said, "but who can do the highest-quality, cost-effective aortic valve for your mom? It might be someone outside of that health system." SERPA-ACO's horizontal structure enables its physicians to pick a specialist based on quality numbers and without considering system affiliation.
And those quality numbers are becoming available. Some specialists already have approached SERPA-ACO with good quality and cost numbers, said Joleen Huneke, the ACO's executive director. "These are the types of people we want," she said.
Clinics in SERPA-ACO
- LifeCare Family Medicine of Bellevue, P.C., Bellevue
- Central Nebraska Medical Clinic, P.C., Broken Bow and Sargent
- Butler County Clinic, P.C., David City and Shelby
- Fillmore County Medical Center, P.C., Geneva
- Family Medical Center of Hastings, Hastings
- Family Practice Associates, P.C., Kearney
- Plum Creek Medical Group, P.C., Lexington, Ellwood and Eustis
- McCook Clinic, P.C., McCook
- York Medical Clinic, P.C., York, Stromsburg and Exeter
Wergin said the ACO was formed with independent practices to make it nimble and able to adjust quickly as it gets up and running. SERPA-ACO will look at adding the practices of employed physicians, such as Wergin, after the ACO is established and successful.
Agreeing to Change
To be in the ACO, the nine independent practices each had to have an electronic health record (EHR) and be at or close to meaningful use stage 1, according to Rauner. The practices also had to agree to work toward certification as a tier 1 patient-centered medical home (PCMH) through Nebraska's Medicaid program and to hire an onsite care coordinator, if they didn't already have one.
In addition, "when we recruited these clinics, we all knew at least one physician in the clinic who was a leader, oftentimes in the Nebraska AFP," said Rauner. These lead physicians are needed to champion the changes each practice must make to be in the ACO.
Challenges to Overcome
Making those changes sometimes has been challenging.
"These physicians are in independent practices for a reason, and many of them, especially the older ones, were taught in medical school to be the captain who runs it all," said Rauner. "But practicing as a team means the doctors had to give up some power to their staffs. The doctors also had to learn to do some things in common with the other ACO practices.
"They've made lots of progress, though they still have their moments."
Logan Pritchard, D.O., of the Family Medical Center of Hastings is the youngest lead physician in a SERPA-ACO practice. He said that some of the changes that concerned older physicians didn't bother him at all. "What my quality measures are, for example," he said. "Because in residency training, we monitored quality measures and adjusted our practice accordingly."
But he said he shared some of the other concerns of his older colleagues, "such as when Medicare or Medicaid has us do things just because the government tells us to. I find it just as frustrating as they do."
Pritchard said the increased need for communication has been a challenge in his practice. "For each change, we have to tell everyone what we are trying to accomplish and why," he said.
The physicians also had to give up the idea that they know the best way to do everything in the clinic. "That's often not the case because we are not doing the process, so we have to let go and ask nursing staff how it should be done," Pritchard said. His practice now has more processes where nurses have autonomy to do things automatically, instead of having everything approved by a doctor.
Pritchard would like to see more changes in the way the practice works, but he acknowledged it's hard to do in a fast-paced practice with limited space. "If we could just hit pause and then install all of these changes and then resume patient care, it would be better," he said. "But we can't do that."
Facts About the Nebraska AFP
Chapter EVP: Marcia DeRoin
Number of chapter members: more than 1,200
Year chapter was chartered: 1948
Location of chapter headquarters: Omaha
2014 annual meeting date/location: March 27-29, Embassy Suites Old Market, Omaha
Yet, according to Pritchard, the host of benefits, such as better patient care, lower costs, better satisfaction for physicians who feel they've really helped patients, better communication between primary care physicians and specialists, and ultimately better ownership by patients of their own health care, will be worth the frustrations. "I would have a hard time joining a group that wasn't open to concepts that are common to ACOs and medical homes," said Pritchard.
Another challenge that SERPA-ACO has faced is uneven buy-in within the practices. "My latest round of meetings has been to explain to all the people in each clinic why we are doing this," said Rauner. "When staff understand this, they really buy into it. I think they like the fact that we are focusing so much on quality."
Gerald Luckey, M.D., the lead physician at the Butler County Clinic in David City, said staff members in his practice have bought into the concept very well. "They see the value in it and the improvement in care," he said. "But they also do more work than they did before, making sure we've done the best we can for each patient. And I meet with the office manager, care coordinator and lead nurse every week to solve problems, something I didn't do before. It's all very challenging."
That said, Luckey also is happy that his practice is moving toward the way he's wanted to practice for the past 40 years -- "a system where we're doing things that count as far as quality of care is concerned, not just generating volume," he said. "This is the future of health care."
One of the biggest challenges for SERPA-ACO has been compiling data for the 33 quality measures Medicare requires. Although data for 11 of the measures come from claims data compiled by Medicare, data for the other measures must be pulled from the EHRs in the ACO practices -- and there are six different EHR types.
"Fortunately, we found a vendor who can interface with four of the six EHR types," said Huneke. "The other two practices will have to extract data by hand until their EHRs have interface capabilities. The vendor will aggregate the data our practices provide and the claims data from CMS, and then we will submit the resulting file to CMS."
Encouraging Numbers
CMS recently sent SERPA-ACO aggregated 2012 claims data, including claims data for ER visits, hospitalizations and hospital readmissions, that showed how the SERPA-ACO practices as a group performed before their Medicare ACO contracts started in January. CMS also provided aggregated 2012 claims data for the other ACOs whose Medicare contracts started in January. "While we can't share the data for the other ACOs in our cohort, I can say that we were pleased with how our data looked in comparison," said Rauner.
The SERPA-ACO data also compares well with utilization data posted on the CMS website regarding all ACOs in the Medicare Shared Savings Program. The SERPA-ACO practices were well below the median in the posted data for hospitalizations, ER visits, and ER visits with hospitalization per thousand assigned Medicare beneficiaries.
"We think these data show that our practices were starting from a good place, and that our approach to care is working," said Rauner. "If we can make this work, it really will make primary care different and the way it should be. And we're getting more confident as we go."
Words of Advice
The three lead physicians interviewed for this story also had words of advice for Academy members who might be contemplating the future of health care and possible involvement in an ACO.
"Excellence in chronic disease management is going to be mandatory in the future," said Luckey. "Your success and impact are going to be much better if you get into a system that is quality-based instead of volume-based. This is where you need to be."
Nebraska AFP President Brian Finley, M.D., the lead physician at LifeCare Family Medicine of Bellevue, noted that some family physicians say they'll wait until insurance companies pay them to change. "But I say that we need to direct some of that change," said Finley. Big medical centers are forming ACOs, "but they may never understand the complexity of primary care and how to support it. Change will result in a better product if we are involved from the beginning."
Finley also encouraged physicians to take advantage of chapter educational offerings about the PCMH and health system change. He said the Nebraska AFP for years has offered such educational presentations, and the chapter also has looked for ideas from both sides of the political aisle to change and improve health care delivery. "Because what we are doing now is not sustainable," said Finley. "I don't know anyone who would argue that point."
Pritchard had some advice for medical students. "I would encourage you to consider family medicine," he said. "With the way health care seems to be changing, I think primary care has the most potential for gain. I would make the same decision again, to go into family medicine."
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I have heard people say that a major goal of number theory is to understand the absolute Galois group of the rational numbers $G = \mathrm{Gal}(\bar{\mathbb{Q}}/\mathbb{Q})$. What do people mean when they say this? The Kronecker-Weber theorem gives a good idea of what the abelianization of $G$ looks like. But in one of Richard Taylor's MSRI talks, Taylor said that he's never heard of anyone proposing a similar direct description of $G$ and that to understand $G$ one studies the representations of $G$.
I know that there is a strong interest in showing the Langlands reciprocity conjecture [Edit: What I had in mind in writing this is evidently Clozel's conjecture, not the Langlands reciprocity conjecture - see Kevin Buzzard's post below] - that $L$-functions attached to $\ell$-adic Galois representations coincide with $L$-functions attached to certain automorphic representations. And I've heard people refer to the Tannakian philosophy which I understand as (roughly speaking) asserting that $G$ is determined by all of its finite dimensional representations.
Here is a representation of $G$ understood not to be a representation of $G$ as an abstract group but as a group together with a labeling of some of the conjugacy classes of G by rational primes (the Frobenius elements)?
When people talk about "understanding $G$" do they mean proving [Edit: Clozel's conjecture] (in view of the Tannakian philosophy)? If not, what do they mean? If so, this conceptualization seems quite abstract to me. Is this what people mean when they say "understand $G$"? Can [Edit: Clozel's conjecture] be used to give more tangible statements about $G$?
Something that I have in mind as I write this is the inverse Galois problem (does every finite group occur as a Galois group of a normal extension of $\mathbb{Q}$?) and Gross' conjecture (mostly proven by now) that for each prime $p$ there exists a nonsolvable extension of $\mathbb{Q}$ ramified only at $p$. But I am open to and interested in other senses and respects in which one might "understand" $G$.


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To supplement San Francisco's imported water supplies and save valuable drinking water, recycled water will be used for applications such as landscape irrigation, toilet/urinal flushing, cooling and water features.
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Municipal Code
Public Works Code, Article 22
Effective Date
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Also, for what it is worth, I sent out some applications tonight and found some hidden fee waivers.WUSTL, Vanderbilt, Baylor were all being coy.
Magnifique,If your LSN page is accurate, you have a billion fee waivers, why the complaints?
So how do these "hidden fee waivers" work? How would I know if I had one? Just apply and be pleasantly surprised when they don't request my credit card information?


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Hey Lovelies! So it is late, but I want to just check in and let you know what my fabulous co-hosts have been doing this week.
Jill at Creating my Way to Success made an adorable Nightie for one of her daughters. How cute is this Snowman Nightie? It was so simple to make. Hop on over to her blog to see how.
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A variety of Democrats, including former Gov. Bill Ritter and DNC delegate Anthony Graves, paid tribute to outgoing party chair Pat Waak tonight at the annual Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner.
After the program ended, I had to tease her, asking "So, how does it feel to have your tribute last longer than the keynote speech?"
She laughed. She said Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick asked her if he should cut his speech short and she said no, not a single word. Good thing because folks like former Speaker Terrance Carroll tweeted that it was one of the best JJ speeches in years.
Democrats singled Waak out for her demeanor, and praised her as a party chair who really cared about Democratic ideals, from health care to the environment.
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13 surrender in Illinois fraternity drinking death
CHICAGO (AP) -- About half of the 22 fraternity members charged with hazing after a pledge died following a night of heavy drinking in Illinois had turned themselves in as of Tuesday night, police said.
Members of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity were charged after an investigation into the Nov. 2 death of NIU freshman David Bogenberger, 19. He was found unresponsive at the fraternity house in DeKalb, the community about 65 miles west of Chicago that's home to Northern Illinois University. The DeKalb County Coroner's Office said toxicology results found his blood alcohol content was about five times the legal limit for driving.
Police Lt. Jason Leverton said the DeKalb Police Department has seen other hazing incidents in the past, but they typically have involved a handful of people suspected of hazing one or two others. He said this case was different because of the number of people -- both pledges and fraternity members -- believed to have been involved.
"This is something we haven't quite seen before," Leverton said.
The coroner ruled Bogenberger's cause of death was cardiac arrhythmia, with alcohol intoxication as a contributing cause.
The DeKalb Police Department said its investigation found about 19 pledges, including Bogenberger, attended the Nov. 1 event. Police said the event was referred to as "Parent's Night" because pledges were assigned "Greek dads and moms" -- upperclassmen and women from the fraternity and associated sororities -- who served as mentors. Several pledges besides Bogenberger reported getting sick and passing out, according to police.
"The event that night involved the pledges rotating between several rooms in the fraternity house, being asked a series of questions, and then being provided cups of vodka and other liquor to drink," police said in a statement. "This resulted in the pledges drinking a large quantity of alcohol in about a two-hour time period."
Leverton said pledges were told to drink regardless of whether they answered questions correctly.
Five men face charges of felony hazing; police say those men were most involved in the planning of the event. The 17 others face misdemeanor hazing charges.
Of the 13 men to surrender so far, seven did so in DeKalb. Leverton said those seven posted bond and were released. He said he didn't know if the others, who turned themselves in to police in other communities, also had posted bond.
In a statement Monday, Bogenberger's family called on college administrators and fraternity officials to help put an end to hazing and other "initiation rituals."
NIU said 31 students are accused of violating the school's code of conduct. Those students could face penalties ranging from reprimand to expulsion.
University officials also said they work with fraternities and sororities to educate members about the risks of drinking, blood alcohol content, responsible drinking, signs of intoxication and alcohol poisoning. Training is held at the start of the academic year for members of the Greek community, and more than half of an organization's members must participate in a training session in order to hold a social event that includes alcohol.
NIU policy requires fraternities and sororities to register social events and get university approval. The university said Pi Kappa Alpha leaders did not officially register the Nov. 1 event with NIU or the fraternity's national chapter.
The international fraternity suspended the local chapter and said it would cooperate in the investigation. In a statement from its Memphis, Tenn., headquarters, the fraternity said it has "strict standards with respect to alcohol and hazing."


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Step 1. First off, nix the gift wrap. Instead, take out an empty egg carton. Cut out two egg cups and one of those little center egg carton bumps.
Step 2. Cut some quick petals into both egg cups and round the petals with your fingers. Trim the little bump.
Step 3. Cut out some leaves from the flat part of an egg carton top.
Step 4. Glue petals, leaves and bump together as shown.
Step 5. Prepare your gift. Mine is a set of crocheted dishwashing cloths I made as part of a teacher gift. I folded each nicely and stacked 'em neatly.
Step 6. Tie some string around your gift. A few lengths together make a nice impact. Trim the string ends to a length slightly wider than the gift itself.
Step 7. Display the remaining string ends into a starburst.
Step 8. Take a small piece of egg carton top and cut it into a rough little circle. Punch a hole into it. Offset the hole a little.
Step 9. Use 2 of the string lengths to tie on the little egg carton circle. Dab some glue onto the circle.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) Syracuse's Jim Boeheim seems to take everything in stride, no matter what's swirling around his Orange.
For the second time in the past year, Boeheim has lost a player due to eligibility concerns. On Saturday, the university announced just before the Orange's tipoff against Villanova that senior James Southerland was out indefinitely.
A year ago, center Fab Melo missed three games in late January due to an academic issue, then was reinstated. But just before the start of the NCAA tournament, the sophomore was ruled ineligible again. He did not play another college game and was drafted by the Boston Celtics.
Although Boeheim cited privacy issues in declining to elaborate on Southerland's status after the Orange's 11-point win over the Wildcats, he was somewhat more open during a tour of ESPN studios in Connecticut on Monday.
``Kids are going to get in situations and over the years they have,'' Boeheim said. ``We have been fortunate to be very careful. We have two academic advisers, we have several people that work with our players through all kinds of issues and I think that's why we never had that many problems over the years. But when they do strike, obviously, it is troubling.
``We will get through it and, hopefully, James will get through this.''
The sooner the better for the team.
Syracuse (16-1, 4-0 Big East), which moved up one notch to sixth this week in the national rankings, will play at top-ranked Louisville on Saturday. Louisville (15-1) moved up from No. 3 on Monday after losses by Duke and Michigan over the weekend and has won 10 straight games since losing to Duke in the championship game of the Battle 4 Atlantis.
Southerland has blossomed in the sixth-man role that has become so important at Syracuse since he arrived. He watched Scoop Jardine, Kris Joseph and Dion Waiters excel as the first off the bench and embraced it when it was his turn, leading the team in scoring for much of the season after a career-high 35-point outburst that included nine 3-pointers in a win at Arkansas in late November.
Southerland has averaged 26.3 minutes and 13.6 points to rank third on the team in scoring, just behind leader Brandon Triche (14.1). And he's raised his overall game to a much higher level. A streaky shooter, the lanky, 6-foot-8 Southerland also is averaging 5.2 rebounds and has 21 steals and 16 blocks.
With his long reach, and his energy, he has become a key defender in Boeheim's signature 2-3 zone defense.
``Southerland's a big part of our team,'' said C.J. Fair, who was named Big East player of the week Monday, following in the footsteps of Southerland and Triche earlier in the season. ``James stretches the floor. He gets a lot of attention from the defense. When he's not in there, they pack it in and force us to take 3s.
``We miss James out there.''
In Southerland's absence, freshmen Jerami Grant, Dajuan Coleman and redshirt Trevor Cooney stepped up, combining for 25 points, three steals and two blocks in 61 combined minutes against Villanova.
At least Southerland was on the bench in street clothes, occasionally smiling as the Orange rallied for the win after trailing by a basket at halftime.
``James always makes you laugh. He's always doing something funny to get you going,'' Fair said. ``He's still there behind the scenes motivating us. He just can't play.
``I think we can still reach our potential, but James being out is a big blow to our team. Nobody expected this. We just have to find a way to make up for his production.''
So far, so good.
``I guess it will be a day-to-day thing,'' Cooney said. ``You just have to prepare to go out there and play without him if he's not here. If we get him back, it will be just great.''
The team was off Monday, the first day of classes in the spring semester.


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Nothing showing up in Smart Content
I had previously installed an older version of Daz Studio 4 standard 32bit which I had handy, and everything worked more or less as expected. I don't remember the exact version, but it was something like 4.0.0.xxxx. The "smart content" tab was called something like "my stuff".
I've just upgraded to Daz Studio Pro 64-bit 184.108.40.206, and now nothing's showing up in my smart content tab. I can get to things by browsing the content library, but if I click on Genesis itself nothing shows up. This goes for the smart content tab, the surfaces tab, and the shaping tab. Whether I'm set for "files" or "products", both are completely empty; all I have is "All", and clicking on that nothing shows up.
I tried uninstalling everything, including all content and the content management service; I even deleted the DAZ 3d folder after the uninstalls. I reinstalled from scratch. No dice, it's exactly the same.
Any ideas?
On the Content Library tab, click on the Options menu (the rectangle with horizontal lines in the upper corner) and choose "Content DB Maintenance" > "Re-Import Metadata".
If that doesn't fix it:
Make sure you Stop the CMS before uninstalling it, and either delete the databases or install them to a different location when you reinstall DS4. When you start up DS4, if you are not prompted to import the metadata, do the Re-Import described above.
Asmor Posts: 0
That did it! Thanks for the fast response! If I ever run into you, I'll buy you a cookie.
That was good information.. its just to bad that neither of those tips worked for me.. i just installed adz studio on my macbook and had the same problem. Seeing as it was a fresh install and i havent installed any of my addons i cant figure out why my smart content tab is still blank. any help would be great
First we need to be sure your content is installed into the proper folder. Then we need to know if your DS is pointing to that folder so it can be read by DS.
Please List which folder is the Default Content folder. Then list which folder you have installed any other content into.
After that could you please open the DS Pref's (That's under the Edit Menu) and the Content Library then the Content Diroectory Manager and expand all the listed folders like this. Then post it.Content-1.jpg459 x 371 - 41KPost edited by Jaderail on
everything is in this location.. this is a completely fresh install because i wanted a clean install of mountain lion. So everything is basically right where the installer wanted to put it. Prior to the system reset everything was showing up on the smart content panel.
sorry i took so long to reply.Screen_Shot_2012-08-02_at_7.35_.33_PM_.png1920 x 1080 - 366KPost edited by Kyu2130 on
Do this for me. Check in your Documents folder and Find the Daz3D folder and open it. It should have a Studio folder with a My Library folder inside it.
Your full path to the Content should be "DRIVE":/Users/Your Name/Documents/Daz3D/Studio/My Library
I'm not Mac so I'm not sure if the Drive Letter shows in your paths or not.
If that path is your full path. You need to change the Daz Studio Formats path to the Full path
And then do the same to the Poser Formats path in your prefs.
You can add your other Poser Runtime path after you have the Full DS path listed as a poser path.
You want both to end at the My Library folder if it exist on your PC.
Let me know if this helps. You will need to close DS and run it again before the new paths will be read by DS. If you still do not have Smart Content try the Import Metadata tip from before.
I hope this helps.Post edited by Jaderail on
nope that didn't work.. i do remember that before i reset the system i had a Studio folder.. but i can't find it since i reinstalled DS. i tried creating file thread but that didn't work either. little frustrated. i did try the earlier tips as well again...
if i i reinstall DS should i create the folder thread and point to it in the setup..
DS4 is supposed to create that folder at install. It is where all the included content goes with a default DS4 install. Let me try to find you a Mac user and get you some help. I know at least one of the Admin's can help I'm just not sure what time zone they are in. It might take me some time.
I am on an older Macbook Pro and had the same issue. Though when I first installed v4.0.x.x it worked fine until I had installed a few more products then it just stopped working. I uninstalled everything including content when I reinstalled v4.5. I reinstalled all my content and it is the same. The content library does show everything correctly, just the Smart Content tab is empty.
AH... That sounds like the CMS is not running. Can you check your processes and see if the CMS (Content Management Service) is running?
I looked in my process list and there didn't seem to be anything of the sort. Though I might be looking in the wrong place. How would I start it?
I'm PC so I'm not sure. I'll PM the resident Mac user and see if we can get him in this thread for you.
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The script to start the CMS (assuming it was installed properly) is at:
/Applications/DAZ 3D/DAZStudio 64-bit/service/Start DAZ Content Management Service
Nothing in that folder... I do remember the "Customize Content Service" button during install, I don't think I checked it if that makes any difference.
Ok I found it. It was in /Library/DAZ3D/Content Management Service/
I wonder if this was left over from a previous version. I opened the latest log and it says:
Sun Aug 5 2012 01:20:50.288744 (TID 140735075514112): ERROR 0xFFFFFFD9: Cannot open 'master' database
I suppose I have to specifically uninstall it and reinstall DAZ again?
That worked.
If I uninstall the old CMS, then uninstall/reinstall DAZ studio, it will reinstall the CMS properly and the smart content is back.
I'm so happy for you, if only it was easier to fix than that. At least you dont lose content and need to redo it.
I don't suppose there are any other options available here? I'm having the same issue and have checked my file pathing (attached screencap), have run the Content DB Maintenance several times and it DOES give me a notification that it about importing the meta data, but still nothing showing up in the Smart Content tab. I DO see the items in the content library, but I'd really like to remedy the SC issue.
appreciate any assistance,
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On the Content Library tab, is there anything under Categories?
Thanks for your rapid reply. The Daz and Poser formats are filled, but no, there is nothing under either Products or Categories as you asked. I take it I'm missing something there?
Monte323 said:Thanks for your rapid reply. The Daz and Poser formats are filled, but no, there is nothing under either Products or Categories as you asked. I take it I'm missing something there?
That suggests the CMS isn't actually running, or is being blocked. What OS and version of DS are you using, and what security program (antivirus/firewall)?
I'm running Mac OS 10.7.4 with McAfee - I tried adding all Daz folders to the exclusion list and then clicking on the "Start DAZ Content Management Service" item in its utility folder, and then refreshing the Meta from within Daz, but unfortunately still no luck. I did try this with McAfee completely disabled as well.
Not sure what else to do, if you may have any other thoughts? Either way, thanks for your time.
Let me see if I can find a Mac person. When you start the CMS, does it show under active processes?
No, I don't see it in the activity monitor
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do you see anything in the logs from the CMS? console.log or system.log, using the "System messages" application?
And in your CMS folder there is a folder named vlogs, does that log files in vlogs say anything interesting?
/ Totte
Good afternoon and thanks for your reply. I don't see anything in there. I just uninstalled my virus software completely, dropped my firewall and reinstalled DAZ 4.5. I still don't see anything in the smart content tab and don't see the CMS running in activity monitor. Highly frustrating, really hope I can solve this!
Totte Posts: 10,818Monte323 said:Good afternoon and thanks for your reply. I don't see anything in there. I just uninstalled my virus software completely, dropped my firewall and reinstalled DAZ 4.5. I still don't see anything in the smart content tab and don't see the CMS running in activity monitor. Highly frustrating, really hope I can solve this!
What does the 'DAZ Content Management Service_YYYYMMXX_HHMMSS.log' say in vlogs in the CMS directory or does it even create such a file?
Hi Totte, sorry if my response was unclear. There are currently no files at all in the vlogs folder
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i am also having the same problem... i tried everything but cms fails to run. here are my vlogs....
Tue Aug 28 2012 21:13:11.627000 ContentManagementServer (4.8, Kernel 4.8 )
Licence license_emb_4422548148518942 is registered to DAZ3D.
Valid until 9999-12-31. Subscription valid until 2013-02-08.
Maximum number of connections: 5
Tue Aug 28 2012 21:13:13.047000 (TID 2148): VProject facilities are disabled since no appropriate license found
Tue Aug 28 2012 21:13:13.047000 (TID 2148): Server started
Tue Aug 28 2012 21:13:13.047000 (TID 2148): Non-secure port: 27997
Wed Aug 29 2012 09:52:30.810000 (TID 2344): (UID 472) Client has been disconnected due to the transfer timeout
smarties Posts: 1
I was experiencing the same problem on Mac, until I read this thread and started experiencing.
I solved the problem by navigating to /Library/DAZ 3D/Content Management Service/databases and deleting all the folder content (I noticed they were old — since I installed DAZ Studio 3 one year ago, means never been used by the software).
I then opened the Content DB Maintenance as mentioned above on the thread, and checked Re-import Metadata, let it process and everything was solved since. Now I can see Smart Content populated, finally!
I hope this will help you.Post edited by smarties on