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Take a look at some of Friday's midday movers:
Verizon and AT&T - Both telecom giants traded near fou-year highs following an upgrade from Credit Suisse.
Leap Wireless International - Shares jumped as investors bet that the company could be acquired by AT&T.
Sony - The stock plunged to 32-year lows as investors express doubt it can turn around its struggling TV and Smart Phone business.
Career Education - The stock tumbled as total enrollments fell more than analysts projected. The company said students were showing less interest in for-profit education.
Edwards Group - The stock jumped in its IPO debut. The company makes vacuum pumps for the semi conductor industry.
Ignite Restaurant Group - The stock surged in its IPO debut. The Houston based restaurant group operates Joe's Crab Shack and Brick House Tavern.
Roundy's - The stock down more than 10 percent after the retail grocer lowered its 2012 earnings forecast amid sluggish consumer spending and increased price competition.
AVG Technologies - The stock up surged after the company handily topped first quarter expectations and forecast a strong full year. AVG is know for its free suite of anti-virus products. AVG shares had fallen 20 percent until Thursday's close.
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Tuesday Red Sox Delight - 6/18
After losing three-of-four in the home of "The Wire", the Boston Red Sox return home for a brief three-game, two-day homestand against the Tampa Bay Rays at historic Fenway Park. They'll kick it off this afternoon with the first game of a doubleheader.
First pitch is scheduled for 1:05 p.m. The game will be broadcast on NESN in the Red Sox television market. If you live in the Rays television market, you can catch the game on Sun Sports. And if you can't catch the game on television, you can always listen on the 2013 Red Sox Radio Network.
The Red Sox take advantage of MLB's 26th man rule for doubleheaders as Alfredo Aceves makes his sixth start (ninth appearance). In his previous eight appearances (five starts), Aceves is 3-1 with a 5.58 ERA. He picked up the win his last time out against the Rays as he allowed one run in six innings of work back on June 12th. He's made 20 career appearances (one start) against the Rays and is 3-1 with a 2.27 ERA and three saves. Aceves will have to be sent back to the PawSox after the game.
Chris Archer makes his fourth start of 2013 for skipper Joe Maddon. In his previous three starts, Archer is 1-2 with a 4.80 ERA. He took the loss in the June 12th matchup after allowing two runs in four innings of work. He's made two career starts against the Red Sox and is 1-1 with a 5.00 ERA (5 ER/9 IP). This afternoon's start will mark his first at the Fens.
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CLAXTON, Ga. -- Leesburg native Luke Bryan will traverse the southeast on his 'Farm Tour' throughout October, according to his website.
But if you're hoping for a stop in Southwest Georgia, Valdosta is about as close as you'll get.
According to Bryan's website, the concert tour will start October 3 in Claxton, Ga., head to Clemson, S.C.., October 4, jump to Auburn Ala., October 5, before heading to Valdosta on October 6.
The second half of the tour stops in Tallahassee, Villa Rica, Ga., and Athens before ending up in Macon on October 13.
The tour is sponsored by Great American Country, Harveys Supermarkets, BMI, Country Financial and Case IH Agriculture.
For more information on the tour or Luke Bryan, visit his website by clicking here.
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I went to a New England Java Users Group meeting tonight where Mark Fisher presented on Spring Integration. Aside from the presentation, I haven't used S.I. before, though I've used Mule and am starting to use JBoss ESB lately too. Given that I haven't used S.I., my feedback might not be worth much, but I want to offer it any way given that S.I. hasn't been released quite yet and so this is a critical time for feedback.
Wether S.I. is to be considered an ESB or not ... in any case, it basically competes with ESBs and ESB-like things. And so, it can learn a lot from strengths and shortcomings of those competitors. I already like a lot of what I see in S.I. compared to Mule. In particular, I was always annoyed that Mule forces the UMO concept with inbound & outbound routers, even when the scenario presented is just a chain of things that happen with no "real" central component (i.e. a Bridge UMO is used). In this case, S.I. (and JBoss ESB) are better, IMO. I also like the simplicity of the interfaces in S.I. (compared to both Mule & JBoss ESB). I haven't looked at your type coercion / transformation stuff but Mule did a good job in that department; not so much in JBoss ESB.
Since you don't have a release 1 yet, take care of important issues that are likely to have ramifications across the API if no care is taken now. For example, JCA transaction support, streamed message bodies, type information for the body, automatic transformation/coercion of message body types to that needed. Streaming in Mule seems to me like an afterthought.
Minutia: I'm not sure if there's much point to splitting MessageHeader from Message and in extending Message with subclasses. One class is simpler.
And finally, there is one feature that I'm hoping to see in ESBs. In JBoss Messaging, they have a really well done JMS bridge that handles several different QoS levels, plus message batching. It's general purpose, not JBoss messaging specific. The issues that the bridge has to deal with are similar to those that a well done ESB should handle. I submitted a feature-request for JBoss ESB that I hope is of interest here: http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBESB-1629
I've seen an example on S.I. where two JMS destinations are tied together. That is basically a poor-man's implementation, whereas the JBoss message bridge is the robust implementation that's probably perfect. See links on the issue I submitted for interesting references to this matter.


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An amendment to the $34 billion Senate budget proposal would keep Taunton State Hospital open for another year at a limited capacity while funding a study to examine potential expanded uses at the facility.
Massachusetts was among the original 13 colonies that grew into the United States of America. So it's fitting that the bald eagle, the sharp-beaked symbol of the nation, should fly not only over Massachusetts but over Fall River.
And it does.
The state Division of Fisheries and Wildlife said its first bald eagle nesting survey has verified 30 active nests in the state, including one in Fall River, at North Watuppa Pond.
The New England Intensity recently avenged an earlier season loss to the reigning league champion Montreal Blitz as the Intensity came away with an impressive 14-13 victory.
Nearly three years after a fire damaged Taunton's historic City Hall, city offices are still operating out of temporary locations, including the former Maxham School.
"Horrible customer service." That's what the newly fired IRS commissioner averred was the agency's only sin in singling out conservative political groups for discriminatory treatment.
In such grim proceedings one should be grateful for unintended humor. Horrible customer service is when every patron in a restaurant finds a fly in his soup. But when the maitre d' screens patrons for their politics and only conservatives find flies paddle-wheeling through their consomme, the problem is not poor service. It is harassment and invidious discrimination.
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As co-founder of the Bad Film Appreciation Society, Michael Poley recognizes a bad low-budget movie when he sees one. "Troll 2," for instance.
But as producer of the second annual Starlite Film Festival, which runs Thursday night through Saturday, Jan. 31-Feb. 2, at the Garden Theatre in Winter Garden, Poley also knows something about high-quality, low-cost cinema, too.
He helped select the seven feature-length films in the unusual movie festival, which honors microbudget filmmaking. The movies had to be good narrative films, 70 to 90 minutes in length and produced for $200,000 or less.
"They all win for being able to do that," Poley said.
Culled from 31 entries, the seven festival films competing for the Audience Choice Award were made for an average cost of $80,000. Bigger money does not equal better movies, Poley said, noting that "Battleship," a widely panned science-fiction movie based on Hasbro's naval-combat game, cost more than $200 million to make.
"We don't have budgets. We don't have stars. We don't have much of anything," said Chase Conner, 29, whose independent movie "Less Lost" will close the festival Saturday night. "But we have a lot of guts. We got a lot of heart."
His film, shot in Orlando and Daytona Beach, cost $20,000, most of which was spent on equipment rental.
Like many independent filmmakers, Conner, who is earning a master's degree in fine arts and film from the University of Central Florida, used his own money and some borrowed funds. He paid some bills with donations from a community fundraiser. He cut some production costs by leaning on friends to let him film scenes at their businesses, Guiseppe's Steel City Pizza, a restaurant in Port Orange, and The Shores Festhaus, a bar in Daytona Beach Shores.
"It's difficult for me to place where it's going to lead," he said of his film's inclusion in the festival. "But I'm both grateful and hopeful." Conner's movie, a slice-of-life story, examines the struggles of a Special Forces soldier as he tries to reconnect with his wife and child after his discharge from military service in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The festival lineup also includes "Hannah Has a Ho-Phase," a sex comedy written, directed and made by an all-female production team, and road movies such as "2xUno," about two brothers who run away from home in Mexico City. UCF graduate Brett Bonowicz wrote, directed and produced another festival entry, "Waterhole Cove."
A ticket to a single festival movie is $5. But a $30 all-access pass covers admission to the seven films and microbudget discussions with the filmmakers. The pass also provides admission to a talk by Robin Cowie, co-producer of the microbudget horror classic "The Blair Witch Project," and a $7 showing of "Midnight Son," a vampire story he produced.
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Gamini Ratnavira, an internationally-known wildlife artist famous for his scenes of rain forests, has been subverted to the Dark Side; and now not only paints minerals, but has begun a collection of choice, aesthetic toenail and thumbnail-sized specimens. Some of his collection will be on exhibit in Tucson in 2009 for the show. Please have a look at his work, which in deference to "our hobbyist world" is offered on commission at about 1/4 the price that his small bird and frog paintings sell for in the "real art" world. These specimens below were jointly selected by Gamini and I for this project. They do come with the original paintings he has made. However, now for sale are the first-ever prints he has released of his mineral paintings, which in the past have been only private-commission works. For more information on Gamini's wildlife art and his new offering of mineral prints (based on some of the originals below), Click Here for his home page: www.gaminiratnavira.com.
Both barite and Fluorite are famously known from these now-closed mines. However, gettin a great combination piece, where both are equally balanced and add to the whole, is very difficult. This specimen I find one of the most aesthetically appealing of all I have seen of this material, for the combination. I like the stark contrast of the forms of the barite and the fluorite, which Gamini emphasized in his painting. In person, the fluorites are more gemmy and transparent than they appear in either the photos or the painting. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
This dramatic specimen features a 6.5-inch (16cm) crystal standing straight up from a roseate cluster of brilliant, sparklling white cleavelandite blades. They are decorated with sparkling purple lepdiolite, like sugar. The albite is so lustrous and bright, that it is hard to photograph and so is appearing whited out and muted in the photos here. Like most larger Pederneira Mine pieces from the recent heyday of the mine from 1999-2005 or so, the crystal is repaired. In this case, it is repaired (cleanly) in 3 places - but this goes with the territory if you want these big rocket-like tourmalines at a fair price. This particular specimen is from the socalled "rocket pocket" and came out around 2000-2001. It is one I selected from a large stash at the time, for overall aesthetics and display quality for the price and size range, from amidst literally hundreds of specimens. Despite having a number of pricier pieces around the shop, this is the piece that Gamii wanted to paint out of all of them, for its aesthetic appeal to his eye. This mine is now, for all intents, closed and not producing at the moment. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
Kongsberg silver specimens are frankly not as rare as we would often like to think, when selling them. However, Kongsberg silvres with such character, and such intricate curling for the size, with calcite association no less...this is not so common! Like the gold above, Gamini picked this piece because he said it looked alive, and he wanted to try to convey that feeling in his painting (which I personally think he does). The lustrous, bright calcite crystals provide a contrast and an accent both, helping to give this piece a bit of life and 3-dimensionality because the eye tries to place them "on the tree" in 3 dimensions. I think that, for the size and price range, this is as good as any Kongsberg I have had and that the painting is simply a bonus to a great specimen that is worthy on its own merits. ex. Kevin Ward Collection. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
This specimen is an extremely bright crystallized gold consisting of unusually long spinel-twinned crystals to 5 cm in height, from which smaller crystals shoot off. his is an extremely well-crystallized, arborescent spray of gold crystals to a whopping 5 cm in length (that's 2 INCHES, folks!), literally shooting up like the old "Shazam" cartoon logo up into the air from a small bit of attached rock and quartz matrix at the base My kid thinks it looks like a preying mantis, though). The gold isn't as thick as the other major gold pieces here, but it is not fragile either (In other words it is typical, 1mm-thick Eagle's Nest gold, but in atypical aesthetic quality).
Sometimes we are surprised by a new fluorite find, despite having seen so many before! This is a mesmerizing specimen, which Gamini selected from about 20 pieces I had obtained from this unusual pocket found in early 2008, showing SHARP square phantoms inside the cube faces. It is hard to convey the gemminess in the photos anyhow, so we aimed to shwo the phantoms and depth of color - suffice to say, it is more gemmy in person. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
An unusual tourmaline, I would say! The reason is that pastel-colored tourmalines from here seldom have strong color depth, but this one does. IN other words , most pale tourmalines are second-rate, because of it. Somehow, it works for this piece - a strong pastel color that is NOT second-ran at all but rather just plain different than the normal Afghani style. Both the blue and the pink are deeply colored and unusual shades to find in combination with each other. It looks more like a popsicle than like a natural tourmaline, I admit. This cluster is also pristine, and complete all around as you can see here. It is 275 grams. The main crystal is 3.5 x 3 cm There are gemmier, more deeply colored tourmalines out there...but this one just has a unique quality to it that makes it stand out for color impact and beauty, even among the crowd. It is from the collection of Dr. Ed David, a remarkable collector and also a scientist in the real world; who was president Nixon's science advisor among other positions he has held. Ed collected very few crystals of the gem species, perhaps 10% out of 1000 specimens only, and so they each HAD to be unique for him to want them. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
3-dimensional cluster that gives new meaning to the words "aqua spray!" This pristine cluster is one of the best of this style I have seen recently, evoking a memory of a famous pocket that came out around 1988, where all the sprays were so dramatic (albeit with smaller crystal size). Now, such forms come as a trickle, a few per year perhaps. This one is particularly nice because of the size of the crystals, the deep color, the transparency throughout the upper 75%, the pristine condition , and the wonderful 360-degree symmetry and displayability. Mined in early 2007, this is a superb aquamarine cluster in its own right, painting aside. It is pristine and complete all around with no damage nor repairs. It has a wonderful bright lustre to it, and is more gemmy in person due to the difficulty of photographing gem crystals with depth in clusters, like this one (light refracts off slight veils in person to make the bodies of crystals in the camera's eye more cloudy than they actually appear to the human eye in person). Gamini said he was so taken aback by the sharpness, the geometric citylike growth, of this aquamarine cluster that he wanted to accentuate this feature in his painting by sharpening the edges and diminishing the gemminess so it looks like a carved ice sculpture. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
Truly COMPLETE stalactite clusters from the classic Ray Mine are uncommon and go for a premium already, painting or no painting. This piece is a particularly aesthetic miniature, complete all around, with surreal "reaching" stalks that are translucent and slightly curving as they reach out from the matrix base. This would be an older specimen, from the 1970s or early 1980s. Most specimens from the modern finds here just look different, and also tend to consist of smaller stalactites on larger matrix. I love how the quartz coating on the chrysocolla "dimples out" at the tips, creating a clear translucent cone atop each stalactite. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display.
ex. Wally Mann Collection This is a very fine cabinet piece from 2005 mining at this important amazonite district. It features a nearly 2 inch smoky quartz leaping out from surrounding amazonite. The stark contrast of color and form has always made these combination pieces treasured classics, and admittedly the world's best come only intermittently from a small area of Colorado! This specimen was purchased by the previous collector as soon as it was put on the shelf for sale by Joe Dorris, who mined it. We all thought it was mispriced, clearly as good or BETTER than pieces marked $12-15k and more with Joe and with his mining partners at another dealership. Like all of these clusters, it is multiply repaired but this goes with the territory and as long as the repairs are clean (which they are) , posed no objection when he brought it into a crowd of about 6 Dallas area collectors in the hallway at the Denver show that year to get a vote on it (which was unanimous). So my friend, collector Wally Mann, jumped on this at the time when he had not previously owned a good one that met his criteria for quality and aesthetics at this price range. However, I traded this from him last year in early 2008, and Gamini took it right off my shelf, as soon as he saw me putting it out. He, like I, loved the stark contrast, and the aesthetics of the dominant smoky atop the "blue mountains" - you can see that in the painting he tried to emphasize that effect of making the amazonites look like natural mountains as much as crystals. There are many amazonites out there to choose from, I admit. But this one I thought was first of a very good aesthetic balance and color; and secondly we all liked the price which was surprisingly reasonable (and remains nearly the same as what he paid). For under 10k, for a cabinet amazonite with good color, I think the paintingis basically a freebie and the piece is shockingly good for the price range. I'd happily take it back later , even, as I cannot get another like it for the price barring another price anomaly from the miners. Price includes specimen, painting, and custom lucite base for display. All Content and Design ©1996-2012 The ArkenstonePowered by http://mineralwebsites.comMineral Specimens by species; or by specimen id. |


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We believe that each of our lives has a divine purpose, and that by coming to this earth we are part of a great Plan that involves gaining a body, and being tested on how we choose to govern ourselves with the free agency endowed upon us by our loving Father in Heaven.
We believe that in the beginning, we all lived together as spirit children with our Father in Heaven. We were, and are, very literally brothers and sisters. We knew each other well, and we loved each other dearly.
Father in Heaven explained to us that the Plan involved being sent to an earth and gaining a physical body. This earth life would be our testing ground. It would be a time set aside when we would be given the free agency to choose between good or evil all on our own. The Plan was designed for us to retain a family support network. On earth, we would be given a family unit to dwell in, with a mother and father who's responsibility it would be to nurture, guide, love and teach, just as our Heavenly parents. Many would also have the opportunity to become parents themselves and extend the family chain.
We understood that after a period of time on earth, whether lasting only a few seconds, or many years, our mortal body would die. The mortal body would return to the earthly elements, our Spirit body would return home to the world where it was created, and thus we would continue on our eternal journey. A Savior, Jesus Christ, would be provided for us, and a promise was given that in the future a day would come when our spirit would be reunited with our body in a perfect form through Resurrection. Bringing us ever closer to becoming like our Father.
In order for this life to be a true test, we could not be allowed to remember our pre-earth life. A curtain, or "veil" would be placed over our minds. Although we would not be able to see into our past life, the light would be able to filter through to us.
Often people describe certain moments when the "veil is very thin", or in other words, when we can nearly grasp a memory or have a strong feeling that reminds us of that special time before this life. Perhaps we may even see or feel a glimpse of life after death, our future homecoming. Our memory of our Heavenly Father's love can never completely leave us for we are bound to Him as His child.
Our life, then is "a time to prepare to meet God". We are homeward bound. Death only ends mortality. It is the portal we pass through into our next phase of progression. Time is our precious and fleeting gift. What will we do with our time on this earth? How will we choose to spend it? Before we left our pre-earth life, we understood that this would be the time for us to gain education, serve others, learn to control human desires and passions and manage our appetites. Will we allow our eternal spirit to guide our daily lives? This is our choice. It takes great dedication and endurance. It is always easier to follow the downward slope. Many of us choose to act badly, to be unkind, to break God's laws. Many have chosen to ignore our Father's parting instructions given to us for our safety and happiness. Tragically, many children have chosen to disrespect their precious bodies and even to abuse the bodies of others. The family unit which is so critical and sacred to our Father's Plan is under attack, fractured, and often broken. So many have forgotten who they really are and what their true purpose is here on this earth.


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century St Nicholas' is an attractive city centre church standing in the heart
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backs onto a modern shopping centre and lies alongside busy Maid Marian Way -
the main dual-carriageway through the centre of the city.
Around the church itself is an historical graveyard with many ancient tombstones - many of which are attributed to Swithland, the slate headstones and lettering type having been famous in the eighteenth century. No burials have actually taken place in the churchyard since 1881.
The present building dates from the seventeenth century but it is known that there has been a church called 'St Nicholas' since medieval times, though historians think that it is probable that it was actually sited a little to the north of the present building. This medieval church was first mentioned as a parish church in the deeds of Lenton Priory, founded in either 1103-1108 or in 1109-1114. The Priory was founded by William Peverel who, in 1068, was ordered to build a castle at Nottingham by William the Conqueror following his famous battle in 1066.
In 1643, during the civil war between Charles I and his Cavaliers and the Parliamentarians, supporters loyal to the King launched an attack on the predominantly parliamentarian Nottingham. They entered Nottingham and headed for St Nicholas' - sited as it was opposite the castle, thereby providing an excellent position to attack the castle garrison under its leader, Colonel Hutchinson. Eventually the Kings supporters were routed but Colonel Hutchinson felt that the castle was so vulnerable that he ordered St Nicholas' church to be destroyed.
Following the destruction of the building, the congregation at St Nicholas' worshipped in St Peter's Church until this too was destroyed in 1644.
It's not clear what happened to the congregation at this time but we know that they started work on building a new church in 1671. This was completed in 1678 (some authorities believe completion may have been in 1682 - the year the first baptism service in the new building was recorded).
In 1863 the interior of the church was remodelled. Pews were installed and all the galleries removed except for the remaining one in the south west corner.
In 1953 the church was designated a listed building (grade II*) and in 1979 the chancel was redesigned with the choir pews being removed and a carpeted platform built. In 1982 a kitchen and toilets were added under the remaining gallery.
In more recent times, major renovation was carried out in 1991 with the removal of the pews and replacement with comfortable chairs, carpeting, effective heating and sound systems and a new platform at the front of the church. During this redesign, 27 graves and tombs were discovered under the floor and work had to be suspended while archaeologists examined and recorded the findings. Around 300 tons of sand were then used to fill in the tombs before a new concrete floor could be laid.
A further re-ordering was started in April, 2011 and will finish in November. we will cover this further on completion of the project. If you wish to find out more, please download our "imagine" document.
The window at the front of church (see below) was installed in 1913 and depicts St Nicholas' the patron saint of the church. Little is know about why his name was given to this particular church!
The only other stained glass window is in the south aisle. This was donated by J Frances Townend after the First World War as a thanksgiving for the safe return of his two sons; it depicts the Risen Christ in all his glory.
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Before beginning the lab, make sure you have Backtrack 5 R3 VM imported into VMWare Player/Workstation/Server/Fusion, or what ever Virtual machine environment you have chosen to utilize.
The following is an excerpt from the VMWare "Getting started with VMWare Player" VMWare Player 4.0 user guide.
Import an Open Virtualization Format Virtual Machine
You can import an Open Virtualization Format (OVF) virtual machine and run it in Player. Player converts the virtual machine from OVF format to VMware runtime (.vmx) format. You can import both .ovf and .ova files.
OVF is a platform-independent, efficient, extensible, and open packaging and distribution format for virtual machines. For example, you can import OVF virtual machines exported from VMware FusionTM into Player. You can import OVF 1.0 and later files only.
You can also use the standalone OVF Tool to convert an OVF virtual machine to VMware runtime format. The standalone version of the OVF Tool is installed in the Player installation directory under OVFTool. See the OVF Tool User Guide on the VMware Web site for information on using the OVF Tool.
- In Player, select File > Open a Virtual Machine.
- Browse to the .ovf or .ova file and click Open.
- Type a name for the virtual machine, type or browse to the directory for the virtual machine files, and click Import. Player performs OVF specification conformance and virtual hardware compliance checks. A status bar indicates the progress of the import process.
- If the import fails, click Retry to try again, or click Cancel to cancel the import.
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After Player successfully imports the OVF virtual machine, the virtual machine appears in the virtual machine library.
Your Lab
In this Lab, we are using Virtual Machine based attack hosts. The Hosts are Linux based Backtrack 5 R3 (based on Ubuntu Linux). The reason for using backtrack is that all of the modules, and associated dependencies for this lab are preloaded with the distribution. The module dependencies for SSLStrip are (these are already loaded with Backtrack):
- Python >= 2.5 (apt-get install python)
- The python "twisted-web" module (apt-get install python-twisted-web)
Additionally to utilize SSLSTRIP you need (Again already in Backtrack):
- Arpspoof or Ettercap (this lab we use Arpspoof, Ettercap has issues with wireless)
- IPChains / IPtables
- Netstat
Additionally when using backtrack or any Ubuntu distribution, it is a good idea to run APT to updates the existing packages. Backtrack has several custom distribution resources pre configured.
#Use this command to update: apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y && apt-get dist-upgrade –y
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Once your Backtrack virtual machine is installed and booted use the following credentials to log in:
Username: root
Password: toor
Start the desktop environment by issuing the startx command from the terminal session:
Note: It is not mandatory that you utilize a GUI desktop. But for the purposes of this lab it is recommended. Those not as familiar working in a Linux command shell will likely find it simpler to switch between the multiple terminal windows needed to perform the upcoming operations.
You should now see an environment similar to the following:
For the purposes of this LAB we will only be using a single interface, your virtual machine might be configured with multiple Ethernet interfaces. We will need to check if there are multiple (virtual) Ethernet interface enabled.
In the upper left hand corner of the desktop click on the Xterm link.
When see a terminal window open on the desktop you are ready to continue.
- Use ifconfig to determine what interfaces are on the virtual machine.
Ifconfig | grep "eth"
This command will filter out all the miscellaneous and just show us the Ethernet interfaces, like below.
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Adult Literacy and Adult Numeracy (ALAN) qualifications at Level 1 and 2 only are coming to an end from August 2012.
The final date for registering learners for ALAN at Level 1-2 was 31 August 2012.The final date for certification of ALAN at Level 1-2 is 31 August 2014.
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