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Jimmy Carter: American Experience This biography traces an ambitious country boy from a peanut farm in Plains, Georgia, to the Oval Office. It examines his leadership failures during the turbulent 1970s and explores the role religion played in his career. Since leaving the White House, Carter has devoted himself to bringing peace to war-torn countries, eradicating life-threatening diseases, and housing America's poorest citizens.G
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Global Voices "The Judge and the General" THE JUDGE AND THE GENERAL reveals the transformation of Judge Juan Guzm�n in Chile as he is assigned by judicial lottery to investigatethe first criminal cases filed against former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet. An international detective story, the film follows the judge as he uncovers the truth about the regime he had supported. D
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Soma Girls SOMA GIRLS (2009) explores the lives of girls growing up in a hostel in Kolkata, India. From ages 6 to 17, the film follows these intelligent, funny and high-energy girls as they overcome extraordinary circumstances to lead ordinary lives. Official Selection - 2010 South Side Film Festival, 12th Mecal International Short Film Festival (Barcelona), Indo-American Arts Council Film Festival. D
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Appalachians The many Native American tribes who lived in these mountains initially intermarried and traded with early European explorers. When the Scots, Scotch-Irish and others poured into the area in the 1740s, decades of fighting began. As the newcomers settled in, they retained their traditional music and culture in the mountainous isolation. Part 1 of 3G
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Appalachians President Andrew Jackson, a son of Appalachia, orders the removal of the Cherokee, marching them to what is now Oklahoma. In the Civil War, the mountains become a fierce battleground with families split between North and South. Timber, railroads and coal mining bring jobs to the area, but the outside investors also exploit the land and workers. Part 2 of 3G
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Appalachians The phonograph and radio expose mountain people to new influences and their own music reaches across America. The New Deal of the 1930s and the War on Poverty in the 1960s help relieve the area's continuing poverty. Outside investors still control much of the land, but today, the mountains' cities are vibrant and traditional culture is revived. Part 3 of 3G
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Idaho Reports 2012 Idaho Public Television's weekly coverage of the Idaho Legislature with host Greg Hahn begins. The one-hour show continues through adjournment.G
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60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music) Legends of the 1960s unite in this all-new live performance "My Music" special. Co-hosts Peter Noone and Davy Jones sing their biggest hits focusing on the years 1965 - 1969. This latest follow up to "My Generation - The '60s", includes pop sounds from Frat Rock to Surf Pop, the British Beats to the Breakthrough Bands, Motown, Soul and Pop classics -- with many artists and groups appearing for the first time on the "My Music" stage. Among the groups performing are Paul Revere and the Raiders doing "Kicks," Jefferson Starship with "White Rabbit," The Kingsmen with "Louie, Louie," and Chad & Jeremy with "A Summer Song."G
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Outdoor Idaho "Chasing The Light" Some of Idaho's professional landscape photographers share their secrets for positioning themselves to capture a special scene in a photograph, often waiting hours, even days, for the natural lighting they seek to preserve. OUTDOOR IDAHO travels with them to locations that encapsulate Idaho's treasured scenery.G
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Dialogue "Colum McCann: Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference" Marcia Franklin talks with Colum McCann, author of Let the Great World Spin. The book, which has been called the "first great 9/11 novel," won the 2009 National Book Award for fiction, and was Amazon.com's 2009 Book of the Year. The interview is part of Dialogue's ongoing "Conversations from the Sun Valley Writers' Conference" and was taped at the 2011 conference.G
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Jimmy Carter: American Experience This biography traces an ambitious country boy from a peanut farm in Plains, Georgia, to the Oval Office. It examines his leadership failures during the turbulent 1970s and explores the role religion played in his career. Since leaving the White House, Carter has devoted himself to bringing peace to war-torn countries, eradicating life-threatening diseases, and housing America's poorest citizens.G


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The women's draw for the BNP Paribas Open came out today, and TSF bracketologist Chris takes a look at who's going to end up the last women standing.
The WTA has had 8 different winners at this event over the past 10 years; 7 of those are in action here. All are in the top 32 and will get a bye into the second round.
Caroline Wozniacki: There's been a lot of debate recently about Caro's slamless #1 ranking. She went 31-5 on North American soil last year and has finalist points to defend here. She's drawn to play Pennetta in R16, which'll be the toughest test — along with questions about the legitimacy of her top ranking — on her way to the semis. Final.
Kim Clijsters: If we did our calculations properly, Kim needs to best Caroline by just one round to reclaim the top ranking. But her track record, both overall — 16-2 on the year and 27-3 since (and including) the 2010 US Open — and at Indian Wells — twice a champ (pre-retirement, in '03 and '05) — might not be enough to buoy her through the toughest draw of the top 4 women's seeds: Groth in R32, Petkovic or Bartoli in R16, Kvitova, Jankovic or Ivanovic in QFs. SF
Vera Zvonareva Vera's won her before (in 2009, the title that catapulted her in the rankings and helped her gain control of her emotions) and lost to a formidable Stosur in R16 last year. Of the top 4, she has the easiest route; the only woman in the way is Schiavone in the QFs. Win.
Sam Stosur: We're still waiting for Sam to bounce back from that loss to Schiavone at the French. The Aussie's 6-6 on the year and 10-11 since the US Open. Those SF points from last year are going to be hard to defend; we don't expect her to make it past the QFs with this draw: Hantuchova in R32, Sharapova or Rezai in R16, Li, Kuznetsova or Petrova in QFs. QF
Francesca Schiavone: It took seeing Schiavone in person at Indian Wells last year (she lost that match to Rezai) for us to appreciate her athleticism. She's never made it past R16 here (a three-set loss in '08 to eventual champ Ivanovic) but we're giving her a little bump past that. QF
Jelena Jankovic: The San Diegan (soon!) and defending champ has a dismal IW record (six first- or second-round losses in nine appearances) yet plays well on the California hard courts. That being said, she's only 7-4 this year and finished last year 5-11 after Wimbledon. Needless to say, this is the biggest slump she's been in for quite a while. Despite semi loses to eventual champs Wozniacki (Dubai) and Zvonareva (Doha), I thought she was in good form. R16
Li Na: She started 2011 with a title win in Sydney and an appearance in the AO finals. However, Li's lost in the first round of her two tournaments since. We're hoping this is just a period of adjusting to being on everyone's radar (Ed: even our non-fan parents are talking about her!). While she made the IW semis in 2007 (loss to eventual champ Hantuchova), Li probably needs one more post-AO tournament to get her back into form. She'll be back by Miami. R16
Victoria Azarenka: Vika's been many a journalist's pick for slam contention for quite a while now, but we don't agree. She needs to work on her mental state and physical fitness to match her potential. R16
Agnieszka Radwanska: We're putting her in the same lot as Azarenka (though we prefer her game over Vika's). Aga's a defending semifinalist and reached the QFs in '08 and '09. QF
Shahar Peer: A middling year thus far with an 8-5 record, but Shahar's hovering near her career-best ranking so she must be doing something right. QFs here in '07 (loss to Hantuchova) and R16 in the past two years. R16
Svetlana Kuznetsova: Sveta's had a better 2011 compared to how she did in 2010 this time last year. She played well as she handed Henin the Belgian's final career loss in Melbourne, and there was no reason why she should've lost that epic match against Schiavone. (Sveta got her revenge by taking out the Italian on the way to the Dubai final.) All that being said, after reaching the Indian Wells finals in 2007 and 2008 she lost her first match here in the last two years. What should we expect in 2011? We're thinking that seeing the ups and downs of her countrywomen — Safina's ranking slide (but now a doubles specialist!), Vera's potential ascent to #1 (something Sveta's yet to do despite having two majors), Dementieva's tearful retirement, and Sharapova's continued commitment to the game despite injury — will give her a little something more to fight for. She's only 25 (seriously?!) and can still get 5-7 years of play, so she should decide whether to push back to the top or be content in top 30 purgatory. Lucky for us, she seems to be on the Masha/Bepa train instead of Elena/Safina. SF
Petra Kvitova: All's good with the Czech, who's 16-2 record for 2011 matches that of Clijsters (whom she defeated in the Paris final). Her only losses are in the QFs in Melbourne (Zvonareva) and a two tiebreaks in Dubai to Morita. Kvitova's third trip to IW will have her in the same seciton of the draw as Jankovic and Ivanovic. We have her going out to Clijsters in the quarters. QF
Ana Ivanovic: Nowhere to go but up for the Serbian, who followed a title and a finals appearance (in '08 and '09) with a first round exit in 2010. Ivanovic got her act together and went 21-6 to finish the year, picking up titles in Linz and Bali. Unfortunately, she's sputtered in 2011 so far. Can the desert winds bring back some of her mojo?
Daniela Hantuchova: The two-time IW winner ('02 and '07) has done alright so far, taking the title in Pattaya City with a win over Zvonareva then lost to her in 3 tight sets in the Doha quarters. We're expecting her to take out Stosur on her way to the quarters. QF
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Jarmila Groth, Gisela Dulko, Greta Arn: All these ladies have won titles this year. Pavs and Groth are seeded but will run into Peer and Clijsters in the second rounds. We think Dulko'll go the deepest into the draw. Vania King shouldn't pose too much trouble in 1R and Kanepi (R64) and Wickmayer (R32) are always liable to be upset.
1 Woniacki d 13 Pennetta
9 Radwanska d 8 Azarenka
26 Hanutchova d 16 Sharapova
11 Kuznetsova d 7 Li
5 Schiavone d 10 Peer
3 Zvonareva d Dulko
12 Kvitova d 6 Jankovic
2 Clijsters d 15 Bartoli
Wozniacki d Radwanska
Kuznetsova d Hantuchova
Zvonareva d Schiavone
Clijsters d Kvitova
Wozniacki d Kuznetsova
Zvonareva d Clijsters
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Guns N' Roses Singer Axl Rose Suffering From Bronchitis and Montezuma's Revenge
It must suck to be Axl Rose right now. The Guns N' Roses singer, who granted VH1 Classic's 'That Metal Show' host Eddie Trunk an hour long interview on Sunday morning (Oct. 30) at the ass crack of dawn, is reportedly suffering from both bronchitis and Montezuma's Revenge. Yikes!
It's no fun to be sick while on the road, exposed to germs and far away from home. However, if Axl is indeed battling a chest infection and a raging case of traveler's diarrhea, then we can expect an outbreak of a different sort than that of his infamous cranky temper!
Blabbermouth reports that a source deep within Rose's management team revealed that the singer is afflicted with these terrible physical issues. Is it possible that a wave of canceled tour dates are on the horizon? Some of us would not be surprised if Rose postpones some concerts in the coming days. After all, he has a history of tardiness, even when he's not battling any diseases.
That said, we must give credit when it's due. It's worth noting that Rose has been playing three-hour sets with GN'R for the past few days and last night's Halloween show in Greenville, South Carolina was scheduled to go on as planned. So he is soldiering through his medical maladies. Montezuma's Revenge — that's no fun, whether you are are a famous rock star or an average Joe.
We hope Axl consumes plenty of tea and toast and gets better soon. Rose's interview with 'That Metal Show' is set to air on Nov. 11 as part of the network's 'National Metal Day.'


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1. Re: PhotoShop Server???OSLOT Jun 5, 2009 2:17 AM (in response to frangodom)
As far as I know there is no Photoshop Server. You could use a desktop version as a server for automating tasks but this is obviously not a real server. But honestly, I know more about IDS than Photoshop. There are a lot of other libraries and tools to do image manipulation (depending on the language you do your development).
InDesign Server can be used to crearte a preview in PDF or JPG based on an InDesign document. So do your image manipulation using any tool/lib and use IDS to create the preview.
2. Re: PhotoShop Server???Dirk Becker Jun 5, 2009 2:41 AM (in response to frangodom)
Your question rang a bell, but when I googled the keywords, I got to this page:
The Q&A has at least some links.
3. Re: PhotoShop Server???A.Held Jun 16, 2009 4:21 PM (in response to frangodom)
FullSWITCH or PowerSWITCH can help you further. I already programmed some photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and InDesignServer (with SOAP) workflows with SWITCHE. Is a very high performance software. Example her Flow-Example or www.enfocus.com
4. Re: PhotoShop Server???lhanneman Aug 9, 2010 7:24 AM (in response to OSLOT)
You mentioned that you can use IDS to generate a preview JPG for a document? Is it possible to use IDS to generate a preview of a single picture frame or text frame (or even grouped frames) ?
Thanks in advance!
5. Re: PhotoShop Server???OSLOT Aug 23, 2010 3:11 AM (in response to lhanneman)
@Loyd; I have never used IDS to export specific objects from a document/page but I know it is possible to export only the selected objects from a page from the InDesign desktop version (export>JPG>selection). Theoratically this should also be possible using javascript and IDS.
6. Re: PhotoShop Server???jlockman Feb 13, 2011 12:39 PM (in response to frangodom)
Please note that your EULA does not allow you to use Photoshop (or InDesign or Illustrator or Acrobat or...) on a machine that allows more than one user access to the program. That is to say, you can't write scripts for Photoshop and trigger those scripts from a hot folder if more than one user can have access to the hot folder.
That having been said, at the end of 2010, Adobe created licenses for programmatic use of both Photoshop and Illustrator. These special licenses allow you to deploy Photoshop or Illustrator on a server and make scripts available to anyone within the company. Let's say you have a graphics department that needs to convert large amounts of PSD files to jpeg and png, and you don't want to dedicate a person to that task. Or, let's say you regularly do profile to profile conversions. Or, that you have an image processing workflow that requires several steps for which you have created actions, and that you'd like everyone in the workgroup to do the same way. Programmatic Photoshop is a great solution for these and other regular image processing tasks.
Programmatic Photoshop and Illustrator are not Servers in the way that InDesign Server is a server. These are simply your desktop PS and AI, but licensed for programmatic use by a workgroup. For many companies, this license offers advantages in that it frees up one or more people to do money making tasks for the company rather than tedious image conversions. Also, it may allow companies to take capital deductions where they might not have before.
The user must build their own scripts and also their own interface to the scripts. Many companies use Apple Automator in conjunction with one or both of these programmatic licenses, since it is easy to build a hot folder that fires off AppleScript and then monitors the result. Since many companies already have Actions and scripts that they are using across the workgroup, this licensing option makes it easier for IT to manage the scripts by consolidating onto one or more central image processors running Programmatic Photoshop and/or Illustrator.
Talk to your local Adobe sales person to learn more about these new licensing options for Photoshop and Illustrator.
7. Re: PhotoShop Server???Harbs. Feb 13, 2011 12:51 PM (in response to jlockman)
Hi James,
I didn't know that. That's great to know. Thanks!
P.S. I just requested they give you an employee badge...
8. Re: PhotoShop Server???jlockman Feb 14, 2011 2:32 AM (in response to Harbs.)
Well, Gabe, this sure looks like an opportunity for you.
Get busy with your Illustrator and Photoshop scripting!
9. Re: PhotoShop Server???Harbs. Feb 14, 2011 3:16 AM (in response to jlockman)
Right now I'm gearing up for a major ID Server project. Maybe when that's behind me...
10. Re: PhotoShop Server???/forrest/ Feb 3, 2012 8:43 AM (in response to jlockman)
If I don't have a "local Adobe sales person", where can I find out more about the programmatic license?
11. Re: PhotoShop Server???lockjaw8y9 Feb 3, 2012 9:06 AM (in response to /forrest/)
See my note above; that's about all there is to it. Currently, there isn't a SKU that you can order from CDW or SHI or any other reseller. We (Adobe) need to be engaged in order to generate that custom SKU for the reseller to fulfill. If you need help in locating the appropriate Adobe Account Executive, then please feel free to contact me at jlockman at adobe dot com.
12. Re: PhotoShop Server???/forrest/ Feb 4, 2012 11:10 AM (in response to lockjaw8y9)
I had read your note above, but it wasn't as clear to me as what you just said. I work for a big company and am working on a proposal for something... just needed a quick answer without having to track down answers for questions like "who knows who our rep is?" and all of that stuff. Now I'm sure we can get a SKU so I'll put that as an option in my proposal. Thanks.
13. Re: PhotoShop Server???Printhouse Jan 23, 2015 4:10 AM (in response to jlockman)
I just spoke to an Adobe sales person through a chat and this is what he told me (about Illustrator on a server):
Stephen: You will be able to use the single user license as well which can be installed on the Server where you will be able to execute scripts form a hot folder on a server.
you: The software would be installed on a single machine within the company. The files would be sent to a hot folder on that machine from elsewhere. Is that permitted?
Stephen: Not a problem.
you: By "files" I mean for example an XML instructions for the script to be executed on Illustrator.
Stephen: The software can be installed on the single machine within the company and the files can be sent to a hot folder on that machine from anywhere and the files can be executed using Illustrator CC without any issues.
you: Oh, that's awesome.
you: So, why would one need this programmatic license? Just curious.
Stephen: You will need to have the programmatic license for more than one user.
Stephen: Since you are referring to the single user license you will be able to use the Individual software without any issues.
you: So by "user" you understand the installation rather than number of people that would send files to a hot folder on the machine where Illustrator is installed?
Stephen: Yes you are absolutely correct!
So he basically said it doesn't matter who accesses the hot folder as long as there's a single user executing a script.
How does it compare to section 220.127.116.11 (d) and (e) of the license?
22.214.171.124 For clarification and without limitation, the foregoing does not permit Customer to install or access (either directly or through commands, data, or instructions) the Software: (a) from or to a Computer not part of Customer's Internal Network; (b) for enabling web hosted workgroups or web hosted services available to the public; (c) by any individual or entity to use, download, copy, or otherwise benefit from the functionality of the Software unless licensed to do so by Adobe; (d) as a component of a system, workflow or service accessible by more than the Permitted Number of users; or (e) for operations not initiated by an individual user (e.g., automated server processing).
I'm confused!
Can an Adobe rep post a relevant section from the programmatic license, please? I would like to use Illustrator to execute a script based on the content of a hot folder on a server. Thank you.
14. Re: PhotoShop Server???Transcreation Feb 10, 2015 8:44 AM (in response to jlockman)
Hi there I wonder can you help, we need this Programmatic licence and no one in Adobe UK has heard of it?
15. Re: PhotoShop Server???Transcreation Feb 10, 2015 8:45 AM (in response to lockjaw8y9)
Hi great comment, but how, do we, in the UK get hold of the licence based on the SKU. Please advise.
16. Re: PhotoShop Server???jlockman Feb 18, 2015 1:42 PM (in response to Transcreation)
Mark, you need to contact an Adobe Enterprise direct sales person in the UK. There's a number on the Offices page at adobe.com, or you can always call Enterprise Sales (US toll free number) on Contact | Adobe
17. Re: PhotoShop Server???pubTone Feb 18, 2015 2:01 PM (in response to Transcreation)
Hi Mark, if you can, please PM me with your contact details and I will get someone back to you tomorrow.
18. Re: PhotoShop Server???Transcreation Feb 18, 2015 11:11 PM (in response to jlockman)
Hi there
We are in communication with Rupert Knowles and await his advice.
Thanks for this message.,
Sent from my iPhone
19. Re: PhotoShop Server???Transcreation Feb 18, 2015 11:23 PM (in response to pubTone)
I am talking to Rupert Knowles over here
Sent from my iPhone
20. Re: PhotoShop Server???pubTone Feb 19, 2015 2:33 AM (in response to Transcreation)
Ok great, thanks!
21. Re: PhotoShop Server???brittah99916075 Sep 14, 2015 3:56 PM (in response to Printhouse)
I have a similar question to the one posted here but have not been able to attract any takers yet:
Could an Adobe rep take a stab at this question?


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2002 Honda Civic ReviewThis car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale.
Hot Si puts some performance back into the lineup.
Honda completely redesigned its Civic lineup last year, coming out with all-new sedan and coupe models. This year, Honda has revised the entire Civic line to further improve handling and to reduce noise and vibration. The interior also gets some upgrades, particularly to the LX trim. That makes the 2002 Civic line the state of the art in Honda compacts.
Also new, is a hot new hatchback. The Honda Civic Si, a famous compact among performance enthusiast, adds some vinegar to the Civic lineup.
Regardless of model, the new Honda Civics offer quality, efficiency, pleasant road manners, and a comfortable cabin. They are among the best compact cars available.
Honda's engineers are masters at space efficiency. Civic sedan, coupe, and hatchback body styles were all designed to maximize space for people and minimize the room given for mechanical systems. Compared with the previous-generation Civics, the these new Civics are roomier inside, yet smaller on the outside. They are marvels of efficient packaging.
Honda Civics now come in three body styles: four-door sedan, two-door coupe, and three-door hatchback. Sedans and coupes are available in three primary trim levels: DX, LX, and EX.
Civic DX and LX are powered by a 1.7-liter four-cylinder engine rated at 115 horsepower. LX adds power-operated controls and luxury features.
EX models get a 127-horsepower VTEC engine, body-colored power mirrors and a remote entry system.
A four-speed automatic transmission ($800) is optional for DX, LX, and EX models.
Si is only available as a hatchback and the hatchback is only available as an Si. Civic Si comes with a high-output 2.0-liter i-VTEC engine rated at 160 horsepower. Si is not available with an automatic.
Prices range from about $13,000 for a DX to about $15,000 for an LX to about $17,000 for an EX to about $19,000 for the Si.
Capable of 44 miles per gallon, the Coupe HX ($13,610) comes equipped with a fuel-efficient lean-burn engine teamed to the standard five-speed manual transmission. The HX coupe lean-burn engine achieves 117 horsepower. HX is available with an optional continuously variable transmission, or CVT ($1,000).
There's also a Coupe GX with a natural gas-powered engine Honda claims is the cleanest internal combustion engine in the world. The DX, LX, and EX four-cylinder aluminum engines earn the government's ultra low emission vehicle, or ULEV, certification.
The styling of the Civic Si hatchback seems to polarize people. Some think it's ugly, others love it and are quick to defend it. It's edgy and wedgy. The huge, flat windshield is steeply raked. The nose slopes radically downward, giving the car excellent aerodynamics and driver visibility. The special Si mesh grille is framed by huge triangular headlamps. It's a bit slab-sided without any surface interruptions on the sides. Also, the wheels and tires do not visually look big enough for the bodywork. The Si gets a subtle roof spoiler, dual tipped exhaust, and comes standard with a moonroof.
The Sedan and Coupe are a bit more conservative in appearance. They offer a wedge-shaped profile with a high, curt tail and low, abbreviated prow. The hood is an amazing 2.6 inches lower than the hood of the previous-generation Civic. A compact engine is stuffed into a condensed engine bay, leaving more space for the interior. The clean, conservative face features a discreet horizontal grille set between larg triangular multi-lens headlamps that curve around the corners. A wide air intake stretches across the body-colored bumper with a low front spoiler added for downforce. Relatively flat flanks carry linear molding. Windshield pillars arch into the rolled roof to meet the rear arches of narrow C-pillars. Bold taillamps dominate the blunt rear panel underscored by a body-colored bumper.
Sedan and coupe differ in appearance, and more than three-fourths of the body panels are different. The coupe comes with a more aggressive windshield rake than the sedan for a sportier look. Civic coupe's taillamps offer a signature pattern of light at night. The sedan and coupe share the same wheelbase and structure. But the coupe has steel reinforcements for bulkheads, the floor pan and the front and rear roof pillars to compensate for the absence of the sedan's center side pillars.
The door handles are the lever kind, which are harder to operate than the kind you stick your hands through.
Regardless of body style, the Civic is a roomy car. Honda achieved this when it redesigned the Civic by raising the roof, moving the A-pillars forward and creating a flat cabin floor. Like most Hondas, the Civic passenger compartment feels airy and open.
The sedan seats provide excellent support and utilize a rigid structure with aggressive side bolsters. The seat cushions stand about an inch higher than the previous design to make entry and exit easier.
The Si seats are excellent, comfortable for long drives, and supportive for hard driving. They look and feel upscale with alcantara-like trim on the side bolsters and a sporty fabric in the middle with red accent stitching. The seating position in the Si reminds me of the Volkswagen Beetle, with the big dash and the sharply raked windshield. The Civic Si seems more comfortable than der Beetle, however.
The first thing people notice about the Si interior is that the shifter is mounted on the console like on an old Alfa Romeo. Though it looks odd at first, it turns out to be perfectly located for quick and easy shifting. It's close to the steering wheel. It's almost reminiscent of a formula car. Honda calls it rally style, but I've never seen a rally car with a console-mounted shifter. Regardless, it works really, really well and we instantly liked it.
In the coupe, the front seatbacks stretch broad and deep, and headrests are open at the center like a doughnut. Front seatbelts attach to a side anchor bar that slides out of the way when someone climbs into the back seat. The seat also cooperates for rear entry by sliding forward under power when the seatback tilts forward, then returns to its original position due to a memory setting. That forward movement creates the largest possible portal for rear entry, but it's still not an easy matter to fold your body into the rear seat of this (or any) coupe, much less haul yourself out.
The rear bench seat is large enough for two adults to ride comfortably. Three is a crowd. In the sedan, rear legroom increases by nearly two inches over the previous-generation (pre-2001) Civic sedan. The coupe gains about a half inch over the previous-generation coupe. Rear-seat space for hips and shoulders is fractionally larger in the new Civic than in the previous-generation model. The flat floor allows rear-seat passengers to spread their feet out, and is among the best compacts in this regard. This is particularly noteworthy in the coupe where traditionally a two-door format skimps on rear foot space.
The hatchback is quite practical with a big cargo compartment that opens up further when the rear seats are folded.
The cockpit looks clean and efficient with a new instrument panel tucked beneath a barrel cowl. Round white-on-black analog instruments include an oversized speedometer and tachometer in a central position flanked by smaller fuel and coolant gauges. In the coupe, gauges show silver highlights and glow with amber light at night. The Si features black numbers on white gauges, giving it a sporty appearance; a bright red Si badge adds color.
HVAC controls are wonderfully designed with large rotary dials for heating, ventilation, and fan speed stacked just to the left of the audio system controls. Separate buttons for air conditioning, recirculate, and rear-window defrost are arrayed just below the audio system. It's a clean design that's very easy to operate.
We wish we could say the same for audio system, which suffers from small buttons and knobs. Also, the stereo sounded only mediocre.
Safety equipment includes front seatbelt pretensioners for lap and shoulder, two-stage frontal airbags, three-point safety belts for five seat positions, child seat anchor brackets for the back seat and an emergency trunk release lever inside the trunk. Optional side-impact airbags are available, along with anti-lock brakes.
Driving Impression
Beneath the new styling, the Civic rides on a stiff new structure. All the Civics offer competent pavement manners, feeling more substantial, more upscale than we've come to expect from a Civic.
Civic ES with a manual transmission offers a sporty driving experience. With its more powerful engine, the ES produces lively acceleration, while the manual gearbox affords more driver control. This engine produces 127 horsepower and its torque extends across a broad rpm band, so the driver gets good throttle response at any speed. Shifting is smooth and precise, due to the revised feel of the stick with notched stop points added between gears. A four-speed automatic also works well with quiet and refined shifts, although the automatic dampens any pretensions of a sporty attitude.
Civic DX and LX models have less power available to them from the base engine and that translates to flat and tepid acceleration performance. This is most noticeable with the automatic transmission; a little more time is needed in the passing lane when trying to pass another vehicle at speed.
These are smooth, quiet cars. When driving at highway speed, riders may converse in a normal voice without distractions from mechanical or wind noises. Indeed, the quietness of the Civic rivals far more expensive cars. Ride quality is smooth and easy with the Civic's new suspension. (All models use MacPherson struts up front and a double wishbone in the rear.) Noise, vibration and harshness are low, largely due to improvements in structural rigidity, along with liquid-filled engine mounts plus noise- and vibration-damping materials added throughout the Civic's body. Wind noise is diminished through aerodynamic streamlining.
Most fun to drive is the Civic Si. Civic Si's engine uses Honda's latest i-VTEC technology (intelligent variable-valve and electronic timing). It's tuned for torque. Around town it's very tractable and very pleasant. You can short-shift through the gears: snick, waahh, snick, whaah, snick. Downshifting short is fun, too. Barely pushing in the clutch pedal, it's easy to go quickly but casually through the gears. The engine pulls from a fairly wide rev range. Out on the highway, the Civic Si's engine is very responsive, giving it good performance for passing. It accelerates from legal highway speeds to super-legal speeds fairly quickly. Stand on it and it does not deliver the rush of power nor does it make the exciting sounds that we loved from the old Prelude VTEC engine. The Civic Si can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in about 8 seconds, which is a tick slower than the Ford SVT Focus.
Civic Si's transmission ratios seem perfectly matched to the engine. The ratios are close together, allowing the driver to keep the engine in the power band.
The Civic Si's ride quality is very nice. It feels more upscale, more substantial than what we've come to expect from Civics. This is a very pleasant car around town, out on the open highway, and on winding roads. When pushed hard, it understeers a bit and transient response is a little squishy. An ultra high-performance set of tires may improve this. At high speeds, 80 or 90, the Si feels very stable. The Civic Si features firmer dampers and springs than other Civic models. It comes with front and rear stabilizer bars and firmer dampers and springs.
The Civic Si comes with larger disc brakes in front than the other Civic models, along with new rear disc brakes. Braking is well controlled. Stopping performance is about average for the class.
These are great compact cars. Honda's new line of Civic models feature improvements in power and efficiency, cabin space, safety equipment, and noise and vibration. They come with more standard equipment than before. With engines earning high fuel economy figures, all models qualify for ULEV status. Its improvements and positive environmental position moves the Honda Civic ahead of the curve in the compact class.
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Coupes: DX ($12,810) (EM2122PW); LX ($14,910) (EM2152PW); EX ($16,510) (EM2192MW); HX ($13,610) (EM2172PW) / Sedans: DX ($13,010) (ES1512PW); LX ($15,110) (ES1552PW); EX ($17,010) (ES2572MW) / Hatchback: Si ($19,000) (EP3352EW).
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I've looked for the same information myself. There's nothing definitive from Bp. Tikhon on it (at least on the Indiana list), so I'm assuming that it's still under consideration.luke
..if he is willing and sincere about desiring entrance into the OCA over all else, Abp. Lazar (and Bp. Varlaam) could be received as simple hieromonks rather than as bishops.
<snip>I seriously hope the OCA thinks twice about "bringing him in". What he has said in published material (thus far) seems normal, if a bit one-sided. What he hasn't said in the public arena (yet, anyway) is disturbing. I hope the OCA is careful and investigates who it is that they are receiving into their Church.Sorry for the post, I still don't technically participate at most general forums like this one, I just thought that (with the seemingly supportive words thus far) I had to post a bit regarding the "other side" of the issue. (I can't post again any time soon [lest I fall into the habit of frequenting this forum again], so if anyone wants the entire email to see the context email me: firstname.lastname@example.com )
It looks like the monastery believes it is already a part of the OCA:"The monastery is now part of the Canadian Archdiocese of the Orthodox Church in America."http://www.new-ostrog.org/history.html
The response from the OCA Communications Department was:"The Holy Synod of Bishops will be looking further into this matter and, once they have done so, appropriate announcements will be made via the OCA web site and paper.Hope this helps."Chrysostomos
IOW, Chrysostomos, we all have to just wait and seeMaybe, but maybe not. I've been told that Bp Tikhon voiced his strong disagreement with the idea at the recent Diocesan Assembly: Deacon Lev was deposed by the ROCOR and back to the ROCOR he should go.I don't generally engage in this sort of "hearsay," but have been given a specific blessing to do so, given the possible ecclesiological ramifications. I assume you are familiar with the circumstances surrounding his leaving the ROCOR and I welcome your thoughts. Cheers,Chrysostomos
IOW, it is really the ROCOR's and not the OCA's "problem"Hopefully, the Holy Synod realizes the implications of this.
QuoteThe Holy Synod, from what I know, is sincerely interested in repairing its relations with the ROCOR to the point where both jurisdictions can at least act fraternally, even if they disagree on some non-dogmatic points.
QuoteQuoteThe Holy Synod, from what I know, is sincerely interested in repairing its relations with the ROCOR to the point where both jurisdictions can at least act fraternally, even if they disagree on some non-dogmatic points.Which is more important for the Church than any one bishop's (or deacon's) career. If Bp. Tikhon said he's against it there's probably good reason it shouldn't happen.Love, luke
<snip>what a great chance for the OCA to pick up two bishops. Even if one is immediately retired the other, Varlaam, seems interested in being a vicar bishop to Bp Seraphim. The poor guy needs a vicar bishop--he's so "spread out"!>><snip>In Christ,anastasios
Bishop Seraphim (Sigrist) is not a bishop of the OCA, but under the jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate. He's been a friend of the OCA for years, so I'm sure that the idea of him serving would have been already considered. Since he's available at his blog, I'm sure he would field questions about it.Regarding the New England diocese, Bishop Nikon will be the bishop of both the Albanian Diocese and the New England Diocese sometime in the near future - this is what was reported to us. The Holy Synod's MO right now is to make someone an auxilliary bishop for a time to test him out, since they still feel a bit stung by the departed Bishop Innocent.Priest Thomas Soroka
To me it doesn't really matter if Ach. Lazar was ousted from ROCOR: the OCA is not in communion with ROCOR so it really doesn't matter.Anastasios, you put a smiley face at the end of this paragraph. Does that mean that the above is a joke or is this really your opinion?Thank you,Chrysostomos
Reacting to Fr Seraphim (Rose), did Fr Deacon Lev Puhalo believe in the bizarre notion of 'soul sleep' until the Last Judgement, an idea so off the wall only Jehovah's Witnesses teach it?If he did and wants to be Orthodox again, certainly he'd have to recant if he hasn't already.Then ROCOR could lift his suspension and there should be no problem IMO with him being received economically as Archbishop Lazar in an Orthodox church such as the OCA.The right thing for the OCA to do before receiving him would be to refer his case back to ROCOR since ROCOR suspended him.
AFAIK, Serge, the problem that Lazar had with the "toll house" teaching is that in the ROCOR it's become virtually dogmatized.Going by the statement, I didn't get that sense at all. I got the sense that the synod meant to convey that this was an area where not much has been revealed and great care must be taken. I also did not get the sense that the synod was trying to stifle deacon Lev, only the rucus he was causing and his alternative theory.The rest of Orthodoxy accepts it only as "theologoumen" (theological opinion) with which one may disagree and still be considered completely Orthodox.<snip> In Orthodoxy, a disobedient cleric is almost as bad, if not worse, than a heretic in a bishop's eyes.Good point. I don't think the point is specifically about toll houses and I would sooner have teeth drilled than get into a debate about the correctness/incorrectness of the teaching. I think this is about contributing to the Canonical Chaos in America. Chrysostomos
Hypo-Ortho, I don't think we're disagreeing here, are we? Sometimes I can't tell in cyberspace...
Many people hold that if you are not in SCOBA, you are not canonical. That was how I was using the word.
Quote from: cparks on November 06, 2002, 02:10:57 AMMany people hold that if you are not in SCOBA, you are not canonical. That was how I was using the word.And of course, they'd be wrong. God Bless them anyway.
I just received some messages from the [Metanoia] (orthodox-convert) list, which seemed to indicate Abp Puhalo has been received into OCA. Did I already miss this from the messages here? Is this confirmed?
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September 13, 2007
Holocaust Survivor Eva Mozes Kor refuses to be a victim, although she has plenty of reason to take that route.
Kor delivered a lecture to an overflowing crowd in the George D. Lovell Lecture Room Wednesday night. History Professor Stephen Morillo introduced the speaker and thanked Gina Bowman and Jerry Bowie for organizing the event. With an overflow audience of students, faculty members, administrators, and local citizens, Mrs. Kor spoke to the hushed audience bout how she survived Dr. Josef Mengele's experiments at Auschwitz Concentration Camp and how the experience has helped her develop life lessons.
Kor opened the talk with a humorous anecdote."I'm pleased to be here," she said. "I had dinner with the Dean and I really liked him. I have forgotten his name."
The crowd erupted with laughter as Kor broke the ice. The lighthearted opening quickly changed to reverence as she recounted the story of her imprisonment at the hand of the Nazis. The ten-year old and her family arrived at Auschwitz in a cattle car, and within 30 minutes Eva and her twin sister Miriam had been separated from their mother, father, and two older sisters.
"The Nazis pulled my mother in one direction and pulled us in another direction," said Mrs. Kor, who added she never saw her parents again. "I always wished I had the courage run back to her."
Eva and Miriam were processed into the camp, taken to a barrack, and tried to sleep that night. Rats were keeping Eva awake so she went to the latrine where she saw the scattered corpses of three naked children. Their eyes were wide open, looking up at her.
"I realized this could happen to me too," she said. "And I made a silent pledge that Miriam and I would not end up on that filthy latrine floor."
From that moment on, Eva acted instinctively in ways that would keep her and her sister alive. She would have a lot of work to do because she and all the twins at Auschwitz were to be used as guinea pigs for Dr. Mengele's experiments. Three days a week, she said, they were placed in a room, naked, for six to eight hours and measured head to toe. Another three days a week, they were taken to a blood lab and had blood taken away from the left arm and an unknown substances injected in their right arm. These injections made Eva very sick, and Dr. Mengele gave her two weeks to live. She was given no food or medicine, but Eva refused to succumb. She recovered and returned to the barracks.
One of Eva's pastimes at Auschwitz was watching American airplanes fly over. She reasoned that they were the good guys. As the number of planes increased, the number of experiments decreased and the camp was liberated in January 1945.
"I thought everything would go back to how they were before," Kor said. "I was a naive little girl. Things could never be how they were before."
Kor's trials led her to three life lessons. The first was to never give up. When she started lecturing in 1978, people would ask her about the experiments that she had tried to block out. In response she began sending letters to different media outlets to help her find other Mengele twins. By 1981, she had 500 media contacts. By 1983, she had the idea to start an organization to help survivors find each other to raise her profile so that she carried more clout.
The second lesson was about hate and prejudice.
"I, Eva Mozes Kor, survivor of prejudice, am prejudice when I see young men with pony tails, earrings, and anyone with tattoos and baggy pants," Mrs. Kor said. "Even I have to take the time to get to know the person."
Although her first reaction was to assume that people who look a certain way are bad people, she realized that the assumption was not necessarily accurate. She shared an analogy that she shared with another student at a previous lecture: imagine that every person's action is a pebble dropped into the water. The ripples that form touch each other. Everything we do in our lives touches the lives of other people, she said. And if people judged each other by their actions and not assumptions, the world would be a better place.
The final lesson was healing herself by forgiving everybody. After her sister died in 1993 from kidney failure connected to the drugs given to her at Auschwitz, Mrs. Kor met a Nazi doctor to try to understand Mengele's experiments. Dr. Hans Munch could not help her with that information, but his kindness to her and the suggestion of a former English professor prompted her to publicly forgive him and Dr. Mengele at the 50th anniversary of her liberation.
"I, the victim of Auschwitz, figured out that I had the power to forgive," Mrs. Kor said. "No one could give it to me and no one could take it away. I, the little guinea pig, had the power to forgive the God of Auschwitz. I immediately felt the pain lift from my shoulders. Finally I was no longer a prisoner of Auschwitz."
Mrs. Kor urged everyone to use this same power to make their lives and the lives of those around them better.
"After meeting with [Mrs. Kor] we decided she was very compelling and would definitely like to bring her here," said Center of Academic Enrichment Assistant Gina Bowman. "She is a part of the largest piece of history known to mankind. She survived near death and experienced testing done by Dr. Mengele. Her story of forgiveness and living her life here in America is like no other. An experience like this does not happen very often and the survivors are dying everyday."
"I think it was very interesting," said Filip Lempa '11, an international student from Poland. "Especially because I have been to Auschwitz and read a book about Dr. Mengele. I had no idea that she was going to have as many pieces of advice about prejudice and never giving up. I didn't know why she refused to answer questions."
"It was a good eye-opening experience," said Saidel Mayer '10, an international student from Afghanistan. "I actually realized what happened. It's different from reading it in a book. When you listen to someone who's lived it, it's really affecting."
"I thought it was very informative," sad Heather Olin from Ladoga. "To have someone who lives this close even and so humorous. The ripples in the water were a very good visual. Everyone needs to listen to that."
"I thought she was fascinating, witty, and strong," Alice Phillips said. "She is a good story teller. I think [her notion of forgiveness] is one of those well-thought out and sensible meanings of forgiveness. It makes me think of what forgiveness really means. I don't think many people could do that – to take back power of their own lives."


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It's Product Review Friday. You probably noticed that we took a much longer than expected hiatus from our reviews than we expected. Our last posted review was way back on August 9th. It's not because we were falling down on the job. Oh no! It was because we were sent a bunch of products that were simply not up to our standards and no one on the Dr Dick Review Crew wanted to use them let alone review them. I tell you this because it's so important that we all remain vigilant when we're buying any sort of adult product. There's still a lot of bad stuff in the marketplace.
Today, however, we have something very interesting to share with you. This product comes to us from the folks at Promescent. It is their signature product and I have Dr Dick Review Crew member, Greg, here to tell us all about this product.
Promescent (trial size) —— $19.95
I'm back! And it's way good to be back, too. I was one of the original Review Crew back in the day. Then, in 2010, I moved away from Seattle for love. Once my torrid love affair ended I high-tailed it back to the Emerald City and quickly hooked back up with Dr Dick so I could rejoin the Crew.
Apparently, it was just in the nick of time, too. Dr Dick asked me; "So would you like to review this?" As he handed me three-trial-size packages of Promescent. "What is it?" I asked. And he says, "It's the only FDA-approved product for Premature Ejaculation." "That's cool, I guess, but way are you giving it to me? I don't have that." And he says, "Well, did you ever want to last longer than you actually did?" "Sure!" I said. "OK then, have a run at this, and let me know what you think."
So here I am ready to testify that Promescent really works. Hurray!
Here's the deal. Like I said, I don't have PE (premature ejaculation). But I know a lot of guys who do; even some of my past partners have had a hair-trigger. And when they talked about it I knew it was devastating to them. I can only feel bad for them because it must be awful to lack control over your ejaculation. And then I remembered what Dr Dick asked me…do I ever want to last longer than I actually do. And yeah, there have been times, especially when I'm with a hot new partner when I felt that if I wasn't careful, I'd go off half-cocked, if ya know what I mean.
That's what I had in mind when I used Promescent. And I got to tell you, not having to worry about losing control makes having sex way more enjoyable. I don't have to count backwards from 100, ya know to distract my attention from the hot sex I'm having. I mean, who wants to do that?
But I'm getting ahead of myself. Before I used Promescent for the first time I went to their website to check it out. While the trial size packaging does have some information about use and other drug information, the print is so tiny that I thought it best that I go to the source for all the information I was looking for. By the way, I suggest that you do that too.
The Promescent website has tons of info about the product and how to use it. I learned that you spray a measured dose to the underside of your cock 10-15 minutes before sex. The active ingredient is lidocaine a pretty common local anesthetic. The cool thing about this product is that it penetrates the skin of your dick and it doesn't transfer to your partner. I mean, I always use a condom when I'm fucking, but still. I can see where this would be very important feature for a couple who doesn't have to use a condom.
I also learned that once Promescent has been absorbed (in about 10 minutes) and after any excess product has been wiped away, you can then use lube.
The trial size bottle is designed as a single use bottle and contains approximately 10 sprays. I like the trial size because it's easy to slip it into the back pocket of my jeans, which makes carrying it and using it very discreet. I mean you probably don't want to be advertising to a partner that you may have a little problem with control, right?
So you're probably asking yourself, what does it feel like? Does it numb your whole unit, or what? Well, it feels a little cool when first applied. And since Promescent works on the nerve ending under your skin, there wasn't any significant loss of sensitivity on my cock. That's great because I thought; I sure as hell didn't want my dick to be like totally anesthetized.
Listen, you guys, if PE is as prevalent as Dr Dick says it is, then a lot of you are needlessly missing out on a whole bunch of pleasure. And think about the disappointment your partners are probably experiencing because you can't control yourself. Of even if you are like me and have to, from time to time, think of something unsexy while you're getting it on, just to avoid untimely climax, then you too are missing out on a bunch of pleasure.
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Red Pack Grabs Fifth at Inter-Regional Rumbleby Brent Harris • October 16, 2010 Share:
A group of outstanding individual efforts combined for a solid team effort by the Wabash cross country team Saturday at the Oberlin Inter-Regional Rumble. The Little Giants finished fifth out of 31 teams while posting ten season-best times.
The Little Giants scored a total of 193 points to take fifth just days after moving into the US Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches national rankings for the first time this season. Wabash, ranked 33rd in that poll, competed against some of the top teams in the nation, including most of the teams the Little Giants will face at the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional at Hope College on November 13 and seven of the nine teams that will compete at the North Coast Athletic Conference Cross Country Championship meet. The conference championship event will be hosted by Wabash at Southmont Jr.-Sr. High School on October 30.
Seth Einterz finished fourth out of a massive field of 284 runners. Einterz ran his fastest time of the year by 40 seconds, finishing in 25:00.3. Kevin McCarthy also knocked more than 30 seconds off his best time of 2010, taking 21st place with a time of 25:40.1.
Donavan White finished 34th for the Little Giants. The junior bettered his season-best effort by almost 30 seconds, as well. Brian David was the fourth finisher for Wabash, taking 42nd place. His time of 26:08.6 was 40 seconds faster than any other 8,000-meter time this season. Kenny Farris trimmed 29 seconds off his best time this year, finishing 93rd with a time of 26:45.
Jake Waterman posted the best individual improvement for the season. He crossed the finish line in 118th place with a time of 27:02.2, more than 80 seconds better than his previous top time this season. Justin Allen was 121st with a time of 27:04.2, while Corey McFarland took 156th place.
Colin Dunlap's time of 27:41.50 was good for 168th place and was 38.5 seconds faster than his best time this year. Patrick Carter improved his best time by 47 seconds, finishing in 28:09.0 to finish in 201st place.
Michael Gough, Sam Starbuck, and Jacob Surface ran in the open race, with Gough and Starbuck posting season-best times. Gough took 15th place with a time of 27:41.1, less than a second faster than his best effort this year. Starbuck's time of 28:38.8 was good for 45th place and was 40 seconds better than his best time. Surface narrowly missed running his best time of the year, finishing in 29:20.6 to take 70th place. His best effort in 2010 came with a time of 29:20.0 at the Notre Dame Invitational.
Allegheny won the team competition with a total of 66 points. Elizabethtown College was second (130 points), followed by Carnegie Mellon (174) and Albion (188). Case Western Reserve followed Wabash with a sixth-place finish by scoring 199 team points. Ohio Wesleyan (237), Ithaca (254), Denison (275), and Mount Union (280) rounded out the top ten team places.
The Little Giants are off until the NCAC Championship Meet on October 30.


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Windows Forensic Environment - a forensically sound bootable CD/USB to acquire electronic media or conduct forensic analysis.
Windows Forensic Environment ("WinFE")
WinFE was developed and researched in 2008 by Troy Larson, Sr Forensic Examiner and Research at Microsoft. WinFE is based off the Windows Pre-installation Environment of media being Read Only by default. It works similar to Linux forensic CDs that are configured not to mount media upon booting. However, unlike Linux boot CDs, with Win FE one can use Windows based software. Thus it is possible to include various forensic software and general portable utilities. WinFE can also be configured to boot from a USB device, should the evidence computer have the ability to boot to USB.
WinFE can be customized to the examiner's needs through batch files using the Windows Automated Install Kit (WAIK) or through 3rd party utilities such as WinBuilder ([1]).
Some examples of Windows based forensic utilities that can run in the Windows Forensic Environment include: X-Ways Forensics [2], AccessData FTK Imager [3], Guidance Software Encase [4], ProDiscover [5], RegRipper [6].
Technical Background and Forensic Soundness
Windows FE is based on the modification of just two entries in the Windows Registry. The first key is located at "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\ControlSet001\Services\MountMgr". The DWord "NoAutoMount" has to be set to "1". By doing this the Mount-Manager service will not automatically mount any storage device. The second key is "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\ControlSet001\Services\partmgr\Parameters" where "SanPolicy" has to be set to "3". While both keys will avoid the mounting of storage devices the user has to mount both the evidentiary media and the storage drive manually by using the command-line tool DiskPart. Doubts on the forensical soundness of Win FE are circulating ever since the first information about Win FE leaked to the public. Intense testing by various people of the forensic community has shown that by just mounting the volume no write access will happen on the evidentiary media. However by mounting the partition (even in read-only mode) some sort of writing might occur - depending on the type of filesystem. Especially Linux/UNIX journaling filesystems like ext3/4 and zfs seem to be prone.
Windows Forensic Environment blog: [7] Article on Win FE in Hakin9 magazine 2009-06 [8] step-by-step Video to create a Win FE CD [9] WinPE Technical Reference: [10] Windows Automated Installation Kit: [11]


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Medium Ships Understaffed
If only we could hear you scream in space.
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Medium Ships Understaffed
First off, great work on the game. I love the gameplay, all in all, especially progressing to the larger ships in the heavy difficulty. I do think there should be a larger crew size in heavy, however -- you get 3 more rooms for each ship (2 of which are "large"), but the max crew size only goes up by 2 total which, in my view, diminishes the feel of commanding a larger ship. I'd love to see the difficulty increased to compensate for the extra crew size as well, perhaps 2 boarding parties coming on in different places on the ship, or a faster enemy weapon firing rate, or the enemy using their own shield room.
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I agree. When i was in my first bit sized ship.i was already heavily under staffed. And on top of that i had an e tra room that i couldn't use because all my staff was already assigned to a room.
"Your only stopping your self from achieving your goals...unless your fighting the grol then your screwed" -Soviet Zombie
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I agree and disagree... I felt it was okay but you can not fully staff all areas. Maybe if the large rooms gave 2 crew instead of 1 it would help a bit?
I am a volunteer player and do not work for War Balloon
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I think that would even things out quite well.Zavier wrote:I agree and disagree... I felt it was okay but you can not fully staff all areas. Maybe if the large rooms gave 2 crew instead of 1 it would help a bit?
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Cool, already reported it to the devs
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We might not have introduced in any way until eventually sandbox mode seemed to be set. Detect exactly how every one who examines the overall game is like "oh, it really is history pushed... Properly that's okay it really is nevertheless really good. inch?
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There is no such thing as a theme editor. Each theme has a few hundred files and a good knowledge of CSS, HTML, and possibly Javascript plus a unix-compatbile text editor ( windows return characters in the files = entire display is broken ) is necessary to edit these themes.fechter wrote: ↑Nov 30 2017 2:51pmNot in ProSilver theme.neptronix wrote: ↑Nov 30 2017 10:03amYou'll see it in the upper left in the board index, or in a category view.
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In a forum view, it's on the right.
The one place it's not visible is in the individual posts. Although... i might be able to jam it in by shuffling the theme around.
This theme just doesn't always have a consistent place for the link to go.
Just curious; is there a theme editor somewhere? Some features are present only in certain themes. Some features should be in all themes.
I sort of like the Milk theme except the font colors make some things really invisible.
It would be great if there was a view your posts or quick links button at the bottom of the page next to the Home and Board index, etc.
These newer phpBB themes are responsive and incredibly complex. For example, it took me about an hour to add the 'view your posts' link to 2 pages and reformat the CSS so that goofy things didn't happen in mobile versus desktop.
I will see what can be done about adding the 'view new posts' to prosilver as well.


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Name - Billie
Listed below are all of the songs that are about a girl called 'Billie'.
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This terra cotta pitcher and matching plate make it easy to imagine a sun-dappled patio somewhere in the Southwest where one might relax with a cooling drink alter a hard day's work. While you may never find yourself in such a pleasant situation, it is easy to make the pitcher and plate and the daydreams are free!
Step 1 Use a pencil to sketch the designs on the terra cotta bisque pitcher and plate. Outline a wide band at the bottom of the pitcher, then sketch on the pattern of triangles as shown in the photo.
For the plate, outline a band around the rim with the triangles just inside the band. Also draw a pattern of feather-like rays radiating from the center of the plate.
Step 2 Using a #6 sable round brush and referring to the photo, apply 2 coats of Black engobe to the bands and triangles on both pieces and to the handle of the pitcher. Clean the brush, then use it to apply 2 or 3 coats of Tangerine Red to the small triangles on each piece.
Step 3 Fire the pieces to witness (standard) cone 04 (1940°F-1060°C).
Step 4 Pour some slightly thinned Black dinner-ware-approved glaze into the pitcher. Roll and turn the piece until the inner surface is evenly coated, then pour out the excess glaze. Allow the pitcher to drain well and use a sponge to remove any glaze drips.
Step 5 Using a #6 soft fan brush, apply 2 Lhin, even coats of transparent matte glaze over the entire plate and to the outside of the pitcher. Be sure to apply the glaze in thin, smooth coats to avoid the milky effect that can occur when this type of glaze is applied too thickly.
Step 6 Fire the pieces to witness (standard) cone 06 (1830T-999°C) with a 15 to 20 minute holding time at the maturing temperature.
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■ Terra cotta bisque pitcher and plate.
■ Brushes-#6 sable round and #6 soft fan.
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The Home Team / Caution! I brake for dog owners
My son Greg and his fiancee, Kelly, gave each other a look. They'd seen this movie before. Just out of Jack's Coffee in Amagansett with our egg-and-cheese sandwiches and our java, they found me sitting on the wood bench, interviewing some guy about his cocker spaniel. This is something I've been doing pretty much constantly since I got over the intense-grieving stage for my Ricky the Beagle, who passed away last month. Ricky was my first and only dog, and I loved him like a son, but there were certain beagle characteristics that had always been ... difficult ... and I was trying to be open to a variety of different breeds.
I'd asked the 40-something dog owner why he thought the cocker spaniel, America's favorite dog for a long stretch when I was growing up, had dropped in popularity. As Greg and Kelly came out, he was telling me that for a time they'd been considered snappy and yappy, but now that had been bred out of them. "My dog is the most docile dog you've ever seen. You couldn't get him to bite you if you tried. Cockers are the best."
We finished our coffee, got on our bikes, and started to head back to the house but hadn't even made the first turn onto Indian Wells Highway when I jammed on the brakes and jumped to the sidewalk. Kelly had to swerve to avoid running into me. There was a couple walking a gorgeous dog that looked like a mini-German shepherd, and I had to stop and inquire. It had the shepherd's classic black-and-tan coloring, but was a good bit smaller. Turns out the dog was a mix, mostly border collie and Australian cattle dog, the owners told me. (They'd had a DNA test done.) They were madly in love with their mutt, who, according to the woman, was "smart, obedient -- the best dog we've ever had."
The three of us got back on our bikes, but when I stopped again -- on Bluff Road, this time -- Greg and Kelly waved, called out "See ya!" and kept on riding. They'd had enough of the dog interview process. Here was another couple walking a dog, and this time it was a bona fide German shepherd purebred, one of my favorite breeds. The woman, who was pregnant, said she'd grown up with shepherds, and that this one was her fourth. "They're unbelievably intelligent, loyal and great with kids," she told me. "I'd never get any other breed."
That evening, we parked our car in front of Cyril's Fish House. As we walked toward the front entrance, I spotted a guy with yet another great-looking dog. "A shelter dog from Puerto Rico," he told me. "Mostly husky." And, of course: "You couldn't ask for a better dog."
I don't confine my brake-and-interview routine to vacation weekends at the beach. I do exactly the same thing here, at home, in Westport. All the time. On one bike ride alone, on a recent sunny Saturday, I dismounted at the entrance to Compo Beach for a Westie, near Elvira's for a cavalier, and on Beachside for a golden. Not one owner had a negative thing to say about his or her dog.
I'm not sure where all this research is going to lead. To be honest, I'm probably more confused than I was when I started out. Although if I've learned anything, it's this: Every owner thinks his or her dog is "the best," and that his or her breed "is the only kind of dog I'd ever get."
Of course, quite a few of my blog followers have been wondering why I've even been bothering to conduct these interviews in the first place. They're convinced they already know which way the wind is blowing. As Jim B., one of this group, wrote, "You call yourself Beagle Man. The name kinda says it all, don't it?"
Hank Herman is a Westport writer. "The Home Team" appears every other Friday. You can also keep up with Hank's adventures on his blog, "Beagle Man," on the Westport News website, at http://blog.ctnews.com/beagleman/. To reach Hank, email him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter @BeagleManHank.