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We are coming up on 10,000 postings. Cool. Our group has 25-30 postings a day on average (and going up), so that would mean that we will hit the 10,000 mark some time next week.
To make it fun, FB will send a Caputo 5-pack to whomever makes the 10,000th posting. We will have to be watching to see who it is -- then, you can send me an email.
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What are the official odds on the ten thousandth poster winner? I'm going with Janprimus. I don't know, its just a hunch. I'll wager that there's heavy action on Maver and Marcel, but it might pay to drop a side bet on the longshot Paulages to be on the safe side. The Jim's are a safe bet. Can they go on the form as one? If it's James, do we do a redo? Is he in the running? Perhaps James has contracted Dmun to construct a clockwork marvel which is calculating the exact post time to the fractal, and this is all an elaborate scheme to extort a five pack of Caputo? It's early to tell yet, but I know for one I'm excited.
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Where are total posts even posted? I have plenty of my 50# bag of FB caputo left, so I'm good.
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We are very into family betting. One time I won the family pool on the exact MPH we would have on a drive from Marin to Healdsburg. I had to drive like crazy the last mile to get the last MPH to tick up -- and I hit it right on as we can to the driveway. Something like 42MPH -- there was traffic.
On the other hand, I was way too low guessing the number of accidents we would see between the grapevine and Disneyland a few years ago. I guessed 9, and there were a lot more than that.
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There is a line at the bottom of the Forum page with the # of postings, registered members, and people online.
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is there a snipe program that I can use to get the proper timed posting?
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Only, 17 posts left.
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really 2 2 go but this one shouldn't count
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(jengineer) "really 2 2 go but this one shouldn't count"
(M) Why not, if mine count? All is fair in love and pizza.
Congratulations IF you won. With all your editing work you deserve at least a slice of Domino's Pizza
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(M) Both Patrick (jengineer) and I posted at 7:58 AM today, May 8th/2007
(M) dalucca's posting was at 7:57 before we reached 10,000 postings.
(M) Since James can't send 1/2 bag (unless he's as wise as Solomon) to each, I will concede first place to Patrick.
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After three months of wrangling, the congressional "supercommittee" charged with lopping $1.5 trillion from the US federal budget deficit over the next 10 years conceded today that it has failed to agree on a plan. According to the rules laid down when the committee was established in early August, cuts totalling $1.2 trillion over a decade should now be triggered automatically across the federal budget from 2013 onwards.
Exactly what that means for science won't become clear until next year, but the required cuts are so large that major projects and research facilities are likely to find themselves on the chopping block. Space missions, national laboratories and "big science" efforts in fields like ecology could all be threatened.
"It's going to be real bloodletting," says Michael Lubell, head of public affairs with the American Physical Society. "Everything is up for grabs."
Half of the cuts will fall on defence and national security. Spending to provide a safety net against poverty, including Social Security, is protected. So that means a roughly 8 per cent cut all around for other programmes, says Patrick Clemins, who analyses the federal budget for the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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These cuts may not fall evenly, however. Next year, after Congress agrees on the federal budget for 2013, the axe will fall on each number in the final spending bill. So President Barack Obama's administration, in how it words the 2013 budget request, and Congress, in how it writes the resulting spending bill, can try to protect certain programmes at the expense of others. This may mean frenzied lobbying for prized projects that could set groups of scientists against one another.
Which projects and labs look most vulnerable? That's hard to say, but the Department of Energy's system of national laboratories, which cost more than $10 billion a year to run, may come under close scrutiny. Earlier this month, the DOE's Inspector General, which acts as an independent watchdog, suggested that opportunities for "consolidation and realignment" should be considered.
The ageing Advanced Light Source at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California, used for materials science and to determine the structures of biological molecules, looks particularly vulnerable. More radical options could include cuts to Fermilab near Chicago, which recently closed its Tevatron accelerator, and an administrative merger with the Argonne National Laboratory, also in Illinois.
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At NASA, the seriously over-budget James Webb Space Telescope, which last week fought off an attempt to zero out its funding, may come under renewed pressure.
Other potentially vulnerable big-ticket science items include the Joint Polar Satellite System, seen as the future of remote sensing for weather, climate and ocean science, and the National Ecological Observatory Network, a series of long-term field sites that will monitor the impacts of climate change.
As Congress deals with fallout from the supercommittee's failure, some members – including former Republican presidential candidate John McCain – are exploring options for preventing the automatic cuts from coming into effect. As Bloomberg News noted earlier today: "Congress has a history of undoing previous attempts to require debt reduction."
For now, though, supporters of science are bracing for pain. "A viable alternative has yet to surface," Clemins says.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Kevin Durant scored 29 of his game-high 37 points in the second half to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder past the Philadelphia 76ers, 116-109 in overtime Saturday night. After having just eight points in the first half, Durant tallied 15 in the third period to key a 35-point period for Scott Brooks' Thunder. Northwest Division-leading Oklahoma City improved to 4-2 on the road while the Sixers dropped to 4-4 at home. Oklahoma City shot 4-for-5 from 3-point range in overtime after going just 2-for-16 from downtown in regulation. In what Sixers coach Doug Collins billed as the "Battle of UCLA" point guards before the game, Russell Westbrook (30 points, nine assists, five rebounds) was the clear winner over former Bruin Jrue Holiday (six points, 13 assists, three rebounds). The second half followed a pattern similar to the first in that the Thunder would take an eight- to 13-point lead and the Sixers would close the gap. Thaddeus Young paced the Sixers with a sea...
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If you can't change the science, change the scientists. This is what nine groups opposed to genetically modified organisms want to do according to their letter to the incoming President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, urging him to scrap the role of his chief scientific adviser (CSA).
The groups – including Greenpeace – disagree with the advice that British professor of biology Anne Glover, the current CSA, has given to the commission on the issue of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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In polarised and divisive policy debates, as we have seen with climate change, it is all the more important that scientifically accurate and rigorous advice is given freely and without fear or favour. Policy-makers or lobbyists who seek to remove scientists because they don't like their findings or advice do so at the peril of their citizens.
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In follow-up from Mr. Richards letter of September 26, the Commissioners received additional correspondence advising that a small tractor had overturned on Coopers Lane. He alleged that the accident occurred due to the pavement drop-off and the instability of the material recently placed on the shoulder of the road.
Carter Stanton, Director, Public Works, appeared and advised that Ed Spray, Superintendent, County Roads, was again investigating the possibility of dangerous road conditions and a report would be forthcoming.
In follow-up from last week relating to correspondence from Verizon Public Communications advising that the pay telephone located at the Court House did not generate the minimum revenue/usage requirements and offered to convert the telephone service to custom pay phone service with a $75.00 monthly service fee, the County Administrator advised that he discussed the matter with Circuit Court Judge J. Frederick Price and District Court Judge Floyd Parks. Both Judges Price and Parks concurred that the pay phone was needed at the Court House. Judge Price advised that he would incorporate the $75.00 monthly charge into the Circuit Court FY 04 budget. A motion was made by Commissioner Beck, seconded by Commissioner Newnam and made unanimous by Commissioner Fithian to fund the pay phone in the amount of $75.00 per month for FY 03 from the Contingency fund.
Wayne Morris, Director, Department of Water and Wastewater Services, appeared to report on the following issues:
Millington Water Project - The Commissioners received a copy of correspondence directed to Tom Revelle, Engineering Systems Team Leader, from Millington Mayor Dennis Hager, advising of written confirmation of the loan and grant from the Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, to proceed with the Millington Water Project and requested the installation of water line with the State Highway Plans for the MD Route 292 project.
Tolchester Service Area - Mr. Morris reported of request from Kenneth Reese for sewer allocation for his property located on Tax Map 35 D, Parcel 607, Lot 19.
The Commissioners approved and executed a Public Works Agreement providing sewer allocation for Danny and Bonnie Bennett for Tax Map 35 B, Parcels 565 and 566.
Worton Service Area- In follow-up from the pilot tests using liquid chlorine instead of gas chlorine for water treatment, Mr. Morris provided a quotation from ClorTec for sodium hypochlorite generation equipment in the amount of $15,865.00. Mr. Morris advised that he designated $14,000 in his current budget to purchase the system, however, due to a price increase, he would absorb the balance ($1,865.00) from his current budget. A motion was made was by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck and made unanimous by Commissioner Fithian to purchase sodium hypochlorite generation equipment in the amount of $15,865.00 to be covered in the Department of Water and Wastewater Services current budget.
Quaker Neck Service Area - Mr. Morris presented a map of the Quaker Neck Service Area and highlighted the areas he recommended to be included in the amended Water and Sewer Plan. He recommended that the Water and Sewer Plan be amended to include lots on Lovers Lane up to the lots for which Mr. Lawrence requested sewer allocations. Mr. Morris estimated the need for a total of approximately 28 EDU's, with 9 allocations available, leaving a balance of 19 requested EDU's. A motion was made by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck and made unanimous by Commissioner Fithian to proceed with the process to amend the Water and Sewer Plan by scheduling a public hearing. Commissioner Beck requested Heather Heights development be included in the amendment as well.
The Commissioners received correspondence from W. S. Ingersoll, Town Manager, Chestertown, advising that the Mayor and Council of Chestertown discussed the request for allocations from the County. He reiterated the Town Charter does not allow the extension water or sewer lines beyond the town limits and confirmed the number of available allocations.
The Commissioners approved the Eastern Shore 2010; A Regional Vision. This Resolution, agreed upon by six Eastern Shore Counties, will strive to protect the Eastern Shore from development through the use of voluntary preservation programs as well as preserving natural resources and managing growth. The original document will be forthcoming for Commissioner Fithian's signature. Commissioner Fithian read the document to be signed.
The Commissioners reappointed Thomas K. Beckett, Sr. and Edward M. Athey as
members of the Economic Development Advisory Board for a three year term ending January 6, 2006.
In response to correspondence received from Bob Rust, Director, Emergency Management, requesting approval to employ an additional full-time paramedic to have twenty-four hour, seven days a week, paramedic coverage, a motion was made by Commissioner Newnam, seconded by Commissioner Beck and made unanimous by Commissioner Fithian, to approve the advertising for another full time paramedic position to provide the County with twenty-four hour, seven days a week, paramedic coverage. The cost of this additional position will be funded out of contingency.
The Commissioners approved a Raffle Permit for Radcliffe Creek School to hold a fund raising event at the school on October 4.
The Commissioners approved and Commissioner Fithian signed a Release of Mortgage in the name of Phillip T. Wright and Mary S. Wright as it relates to the Housing Improvement Program.
In follow-up from September 3 relating to the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) pilot grant program for the provision of broadband transmission service in rural areas as reported by Shawn Mathiesen, Information Systems Manager, the Commissioners concurred that the next term of Commissioners should address the matter as it requires additional staffing as grant requirement.
At 9:55 a.m., a motion was made by Commissioner Beck, seconded by Commissioner Fithian, and passed by the majority of the Board to go into executive session with Ernest S. Cookerly, County Attorney, for legal counsel in accordance with State Government Article, Section 10.508 of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
Items of review included Memorandum of Understanding submitted by Chestertown Library, Inc.
The executive session adjourned at 10:05 a.m.
The County Administrator reported on SB 271 Correctional Facilities Inmate Welfare Fund, effective October 1. He advised that the Detention Center is aware of the new law and is in compliance with the requirements.
Formal signing of the Memo of Understanding as it relates to joint use of the building known as "Hearse House" located at 207 Calvert Street, Chestertown, was held today with the following present: Helen Guastavino, Chairman of the Chestertown Library Inc., Joan Horsey, President of Woman's Library Club of Chestertown, Inc., James Blake, Chairman, Board of Library Trustees, Gloria Urban, Library Director, Jerry Keiser, Assistant Director, and Commissioner Ronald H. Fithian. Check in the amount of $50,000 was presented by the Chestertown Library, Inc., to be used toward the renovation of this building.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Rev. Ronald T. Fisher, landlord for property 7430 Cedar Road, Chestertown, advising of several complaints he has made relating to loose and threatening pit bull dogs belonging to the property owners adjacent to his rental property. He reported that he has made numerous complaints to the Humane Society, Planning and Zoning Administration, Sheriff's Office, and the Health Department, to no avail. Rev. Fisher also advised of debris and unregistered vehicles located there as well. The County Administrator advised that he would follow-up on the matter and discuss the incident with the agencies involved.
The Commissioners reappointed Vernon "Jake" Downey as a member of the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for a four year term ending December 31, 2006.
The Commissioners received correspondence from form Robert Dezube, F.S.A., Consulting Actuary, Milliman USA, advising of the final valuations for the Law Enforcement Officers Pension System, (LEOPS). The annual charge to the County for law enforcement officers pension benefits will be $24,630 per year over the next twenty five years for a total of $273,230.00. A motion was made by Commissioner Beck, seconded by Commissioner Newnam, and made unanimous by Commissioner Fithian to fund the amount of $273,230.00 from the fund balance. These funds will be electronically transferred as soon as possible.
The Commissioners received correspondence from Stephen Lester, Consultant, Institutional Services, Valic Retirement Services Company, advising that accompanying the transfer of plan assets, a separate amount of $13,569.61, representing forfeiture contributions, was forwarded on July 12, 2002 to the Maryland State Retirement Plan.
At 9:00 a.m., a motion was made by Commissioner Beck, seconded by Commissioner Newnam and made unanimous by Commissioner Fithian to go into executive session to discuss personnel matters in accordance with State Government Article, Section 10.508 of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
The executive session adjourned at 9:10 a.m.
At 10:05 a.m., a motion was made by Commissioner Beck, seconded by Commissioner Fithian and passed by the majority of the Board to go into executive session to discuss personnel matters in accordance with State Government Article, Section 10.508 of the Annotated Code of Maryland.
The executive session adjourned at 10:15 a.m.
Carter Stanton, Director, Public Works, reported that last week while the Social Security Administration used a room in the Public Works Complex, a Social Security Administration, (SSA) client became intimidating to County employees. He recommended that Social Security Administration representatives be accompanied by a security guard, as provided to other Social Security Administration satellite locations. The County Administrator advised that he would discuss the matter with the Social Security Administration.
As recommended by the Director of Planning and Zoning Administration, the Commissioners approved to accept the Irrevocable Letter of Credit Number 525 from the Peoples Bank of Kent County, Maryland for the account of Petroleum Equipment, Inc., DBA Poore's Propane in the amount of $5,000 to guarantee compliance to the Sediment Control Ordinance as it relates to placement of propane tanks underground on the 2.49 acre lot, S/S Morgnec Road, Chestertown.
In follow-up from last week, the County Administrator reported that Carl Burke, Executive Director, Upper Shore Aging, is pursuing Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to fund the balance between the projected cost for construction for the Senior Center and the lowest bid. Commissioner Fithian requested correspondence be forwarded to Mr. Burke advising that he should continue to pursue all other sources of funding, however, should they not be available, the Commissioners would ensure the project proceed as planned without any modifications. The Commissioners concurred that moneys for the overage amount for the Senior Center should be funded from the fund balance rather than Contingency Fund.
The Commissioners received a copy of correspondence directed to Nancy Palmer, Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, from Margo Bailey, Mayor of Chestertown, requesting the possibility of Community Development Block Grant funding to assist with Senior Center project construction.
In follow up to discussion held last week on request submitted by Sheriff Price for purchase of two vehicles, the County Administrator reported that Sheriff Price advised him this past week there was no rush in making a decision on this matter. Therefore, the Commissioners did not take any action on this request.
Correspondence was received from Ronald Lipps, Acting Chief and Highway Safety Coordinator, Maryland Highway Safety Office, advising that the Kent County Community Traffic Safety Program as initiated by the Kent County Substance Abuse Program, has been funded to support the objectives of combating impaired driving, aggressive driving as well as other safety programs.
The Commissioners received notification from the Maryland Department of Environment, Water Management Administration, advising of the project to install a driveway, utilities and parking, inside non-tidal wetlands at Walnut Street, Rock Hall. The project will impact 5,979 square feet of emergent non-tidal wetlands and 500 square feet of regulated non-tidal wetlands buffer. More information may be obtained by contacting Chris Pajak, Non-tidal Wetlands and Waterways Division at 410 543-6703.
There being no further business to claim their attention, the Board adjourned to meet again on Tuesday, October 8, 2002
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Five Republicans and four Democrats from the House Judiciary Committee introduced the measure, which they dubbed the "Law Enforcement and Phone Privacy Protection Act of 2006," on the same day that a Senate subcommittee convened a hearing on the topic.
It's not entirely clear that the LEPPA measure is necessary. The Federal Trade Commission has for decades enjoyed the power to stop "deceptive" business practices, a term that also encompasses fraudulent behavior. In addition, state attorneys general have the ability to file civil and criminal suits to halt illicit business practices.
Congress has taken a particular interest in the topic of phone record privacy after reports that online brokers may be "pretexting"--that is, posing as legitimate customers--to obtain such records and then sell them cheaply on the Web.
Wednesday's proposal appears to call for some of the stiffest penalties of any of the bills introduced so far related to this matter.
According to a summary of the bill's provisions prepared by the Judiciary committee (the full text was not immediately available), politicians are proposing up to $250,000 in fines for individuals convicted of "fraudulently obtaining confidential phone record information of a telephone company," and $500,000 for organizations. Both people and organizations would face up to 20 years in prison.
The monetary penalties would remain the same for those convicted of selling or transferring such records and for those who knowingly purchase them. For both groups, the prison sentences drop to no more than 5 years.
The bill provides scope for all penalties to be increased if the illicit activity was carried out in conjunction with another federal crime, such as domestic abuse.
Other politicians have already requested information from companies suspected of involvement in phone record sales. The Federal Communications Commission has also stepped in, threatening $100,000 fines to two major phone service providers accused of failing to comply with federal standards for safeguarding the privacy of their customer records.
The phone record brokers accused of engaging in such activity also face a spate of lawsuits from wireless providers and from state governments.
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- That's a pretty stiff penalty when you compare it against what hackers and spammers have received in the past. The punishment should fit the severity of the crime. Garnering data on what phone calls were made and to what number can't be as devastating as a phishing attack that gets your credit card info and steals from your account. If I was to equate the punishment against the crime evenly, we would have to put phishers, hackers, and virus writers to death given the much higher severity of loss than getting data on phone calls. We need lawmakers from texas, they'd have no problems with doing that.
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|66 Terrell Stanley
ECU Head Coach Ruffin McNeill Welcomes Back 14 Returning Starters, 50 Lettermen
Defense Finishes Spring On Strong Note In Purple-Gold Scrimmage
ECU Opens Fourth and Final Week of Spring Drills
Sharp Passing Effort, Physical Play Dominate Second Scrimmage
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A high-impact and physical defender who will miss the 2014 season recovering from serious injuries suffered during an automobile accident on Feb. 12 ... Was on the way to an early morning strength and condition session when the mishap occurred on U.S. Highway 264 Alternate ... Was transported to Vidant Medical Center where he was listed in critical condition before his release from the hospital weeks later ... Currently undergoing rehabilitation work with an optimistic return date set for next summer ... Was expected to be a conference, if not national, post-season awards candidate at the end position heading into his junior season after a stellar sophomore campaign ... Has played in 26 career games with 13 starts and booked multiple tackles in 21 contests ... Has also registered at least one stop in 18-straight outings dating back to the Navy tilt in 2012 ... Was considered a standout performer in ECU's strength program before the accident, earning an "excellent" rating in coach Jeff Connors testing scale ... Recorded leaps of 30.5" (vertical) and 104" (broad), in addition to lifts of 400 pounds (bench press), 595 (back squat), 308 (power clean) and 275 (push jerk) in 2013.
2013: An All-Conference USA selection (honorable mention) as a sophomore ... Started 12 of 13 contests ... Tallied a total of 46 tackles (18 solo), which ranked ninth on the unit... Stood second on the team with 7.0 sacks (-46 yards) and third with 10.0 TFLs (-50 yards) ... Recorded at least a half TFL in nine of 12 contests ... Rated among the C-USA leaders in sacks (sixth) and TFLs (18th) ... Registered multiple stops in all 13 games ... Had seven-game streak with a TFL snapped against Tulsa ... Recorded a sack on six occasions with a career-best 1.5 against FIU (-11 yards) and Ohio (-10) in the Beef `O' Brady's Bowl ... Added additional quarterback drops against Florida Atlantic (1.0), Virginia Tech (1.0), North Carolina (1.0), Middle Tennessee (0.5) and UAB (0.5) ... Credited with two QBHs (Old Dominion, Tulsa) and a pass breakup at Tulane ... Tallied three or more stops eight times ... Matched a personal-best with an eight-tackle effort vs. Hokies ... Other outings of note came against the Wolfpack and Thundering Herd with six stops each ... Produced a season-high three solo hits against pair of Atlantic Conference Coast squads - Virginia Tech and NC State ... An integral member of a defensive unit that held six of 12 opponents to 100 or less rushing yards and six foes to 17 or fewer points ... Selected as the team's defensive linemen-of-the-year during the program's annual postseason awards banquet.
2012: Gained a wealth of experience at both nose tackle and end during redshirt freshman campaign ... Played in all 13 games, making lone start at Southern Miss (nose tackle) ... Booked 32 tackles (nine solo) to lead all reserve linemen ... Registered 4.0 TFLs (-23 yards) and 2.5 sacks (-19 yards) ... Posted quarterback drops against Southern Miss, Tulane and Marshall ... Booked multiple stops in eight contests with a career-best eight tackles (seven assist) against Memphis ... Recorded one tackle and recovered a fumble in his collegiate debut against Appalachian State ... In first career start at Southern Miss, produced two stops (one solo) and a sack (-7 yards) in the fourth quarter ... Also blocked punt against the Golden Eagles in the second quarter - the first by an ECU player since 2009 ... Added TFLs against South Carolina, Southern Miss, Memphis and Tulane ... Credited with a batted pass at North Carolina in the second quarter and tacked on a tackle (assist) in the fourth quarter ... Also had pass breakups against UCF (1), Memphis (1) and Houston (2) ... Other tackle totals of note were vs. Marshall (6) and UTEP (4) ... Logged at least one stop in 12 of 13 outings ... Member of a defensive unit that held four opponents to less than 100 yards rushing (USM/91, UAB/82, UH/28, TUL/9).
2011: Was redshirted during initial season in Pirate program and served as a member of the defensive scout team ... Officially signed with ECU in February.
High School: A three-year starter and two-time team captain for the Cougars who played both ways - serving as a tight end/fullback in addition to defensive line role ... A two-time First-Team All-Waccamaw Conference honoree and second-team selection as a sophomore ... A 2010 preseason NCPreps.com 3A All-State selection as a defensive lineman ... Guided South Brunswick to an 11-3 record and an appearance in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association 3A state quarterfinals during final campaign ... Booked 62 tackles, five sacks, two forced fumbles and one blocked punt as a senior ... Scored three touchdowns as a fullback on short-yardage carries in a 26-14 victory over Ashley ... Subsequently, was named the WWAY-TV Stevenson Automotive Player-of-the-Week after Ashley heroics ... Made eight receptions for 140 yards and a pair of touchdowns on offense last season ... Tallied 86 tackles, 16 stops for a loss and nine sacks as a junior ... Named the WWAY-TV Player-of-the-Week for August 25, 2009 ... A Second-Team Wilmington Star News All-Area honoree following junior season ... Labeled by prep coaching staff as an active and physical defender ... Invited to participate in the U.S. Army All-America Combine as a junior ... Named the defensive linemen's Most Valuable Player at the Wilmington/Jacksonville (N.C.) Schuman's National Underclassmen Combine ... South Brunswick head coach was Roman Kelley, who played at Appalachian State when current East Carolina associate head coach and linebackers coach John Wiley was in Boone ... According to ESPN.com, ranks among the top 100 defensive tackles in the country ... Also played basketball and ran track for the Cougars.
Personal: Full name is Terrell DeVonte Stanley ... Born May 28, 1993 at Wilmington, N.C. ... Son of George and Pamela Stanley ... Lists playing video games as top hobby ...Major is criminal justice.


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I edited and reworded this from a previous post. This will seem like some form of rambling, attack on EC-Council's cert, but its just an opinion. An opinion based on factual information and experience not only with EC-Council, but experience in the industry for well over 10 years professionally in security and too many to count in IT. As I wrote this, I thought long and hard about backlash involved in writing this, the naysayers who won't understand it, many thoughts ran through my mind, but I figured I'd take a hard look at the C|EH v6 since many have asked me about it. Without further ado, let's begin.
Take a common sense, logical view to the C|EH V6 exam. There are now 67 modules associated with the C|EH exam and according to EC-Council, you can take their 5 day course from the hours of 9am - 5pm and pass the exam. The mathematical break down to learn the C|EH if you follow EC-Council: 40 hours to cram 67 modules: 35 minutes per module. Is this realistic? Of course not, yet according to EC-Council's own wording: This class will immerse the student into an interactive environment where they will be shown how to scan, test, hack and secure their own systems. The lab intensive environment gives each student in-depth knowledge and practical experience with the current essential security systems. Really? Considering there are no pre-requisites, e.g., 1-2 years systems administration, 1-2 years networking experience, an exam taker will have to cram understanding the OSI layer, TCP/IP and networking as a whole in 35 minutes. A miraculous feat in training if you ask me. (http://www.eccouncil.org/Course-Outl...s%20Course.htm)
This premise of offering so called practical experience is highly disturbing considering that again, EC-Council makes no mention of candidates acquiring or having any kind of experience in any field be it networking, security, systems, nothing is mentioned. Continuing: Students will begin by understanding how perimeter defenses work and then be lead into scanning and attacking their own networks, no real network is harmed. Students then learn how intruders escalate privileges and what steps can be taken to secure a system.
Now I ask myself, how can a student understand the concepts of role based access controls, permissions, domains, LDAP and other technologies in this amount of time, I mean seriously think about this. How can a student learn to optimally "secure a system" when they're basing their experience on pre-configured lab machines. I've taken the C|EH v5 and I can tell you first hand its filled with tools. All flash no cash. This testing methodology EC-Council is offering conveys a false sense of "security" expertise. A candidate should understand the systems they're "hacking" or "securing" for one, they should know the networking involved with that system down to understanding at an RFC level TCP/IP and the OSI layer to truly understand the technicalities of it all. Otherwise, what is the point of the exam, to point out how many different modules a certifying body can place into an exam? How many tools can the exam creators discover, capture screen shots and label someone an expert at 35 minutes worth of knowledge on the TOOL - not the fundamentals.
The biggest misconception about this entire course is that it will make someone a security expert. While EC-Council may have the best intentions in the creation of the exam, exposing candidates to the different areas of security, the expectations of a candidate truly knowing and understanding even the minimal concepts to pass an exam after again, 35 minutes of teaching on each subject is insane. Snake oil at best. Moving on: Students will also learn about Intrusion Detection, Policy Creation, Social Engineering, DDoS Attacks, Buffer Overflows and Virus Creation. When a student leaves this intensive 5 day class they will have hands on understanding and experience in Ethical Hacking.
I disagree. There is no way I can think of someone leaving this course becoming "experienced" enough to call themselves a C|EH at its concept. What this course will produce is someone with a wide array of useless knowledge, akin to someone saying "I know TCP/IP like the back of my hands, it consists of packets!" Using pre-defined, often outdated tools does not make someone an experienced security professional let alone a hacker, monkeys can be trained to use tools. Because of the nature of the C|EH's structure, one million tools, 3/4's of them obsolete, I can see more security professionals snickering at the exam and the holders of the C|EH (all versions). A devaluation of the security professional.
Right now I'm currently in parallel studies on my own leisure for the NSA IAM, CISM and OPST with my seat for the CISM confirmed in December. From all I've read and learned, I value my OSCP more than the C|EH and look forward to the OPST exam. The OPST is more structured and realistic using real world experience coming from the most respected and trusted names in the industry. The creators of the OPST exam hold a lot more clout and credibility in my eyes than those of EC-Council. These are my two cents. Now, I've been in the security industry now for quite some time in fact, I've met some of my peers who would have been in diapers when I got involved in computing professionally. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to cobble together every security tool under the sun, give a base introduction to said tool, ask two questions on that tool, and label someone an expert.
If anyone ever criticized the CISSP for being a mile wide and an inch deep, I beg them to look at the concept that EC-Council is putting forward. A realistic expectation for someone to take this exam if it truly held its weight would be for the candidate to have at minimum six years experience with a mixture of industry experience, even then with the modules cobbled together, it's not asking for enough. From systems administration, to network administration and design, incidence response roles, programming to truly understand buffer overflows, the pre-requisites could go on and on.
Sadly I see the C|EH imploding within a few years as did the MCSE when everyone began labeling it the "Must Consult Someone Experienced" certification with everyone under the sun with zero knowledge acquiring this certifcation. At the core, EC-Council's concept seems to offer an unparalled level of expertise, but knowing the structure of the v5 exam, its content, after having taken the exam, I truly don't believe it's worth the paper its printed on, nor will the v6 be. Perhaps test takers care solely about the gimmicky "Got Hacked" t-shirts or the telephone book thick like books, whatever the case is, someone would have to be extremely clueless to expect a C|EH v6 to be an expert. Either that, or C|EH v6'ers will be uber security geniuses worthy of PhD's in information security at the end of a bootcamp.
Before many get bent out of shape, be honest with yourself, look at a module:
Module 17: Web Application Vulnerabilities
Web Application Setup
Web application Hacking
Anatomy of an Attack
Web Application Threats
Cross-Site Scripting/XSS Flaws
An Example of XSS
SQL Injection
Command Injection Flaws
Cookie/Session Poisoning
Parameter/Form Tampering
Hidden Field at
Buffer Overflow
Directory Traversal/Forceful Browsing
Cryptographic Interception
Cookie Snooping
Authentication Hijacking
Log Tampering
Error Message Interception
Attack Obfuscation
Platform Exploits
DMZ Protocol Attacks
Security Management Exploits
Web Services Attacks
Zero-Day Attacks
Network Access Attacks
TCP Fragmentation
Hacking Tools
Instant Source
SiteScope Tool
WSDigger Tool Web Services Testing Tool
CookieDigger Tool
SSLDigger Tool
SiteDigger Tool
Burp: Positioning Payloads
Burp: Configuring Payloads and Content Enumeration
Burp: Password Guessing
Burp Proxy
Hacking Tool: cURL
Acunetix Web Scanner
AppScan Web Application Scanner
Tool: Falcove Web Vulnerability Scanner
Tool: NetBrute
Tool: Emsa Web Monitor
Tool: KeepNI
Tool: Parosproxy
Tool: WebScarab
Tool: Watchfire AppScan
Tool: WebWatchBot
Tool: Mapper
63 concepts, tools, methods and counter-methods in this module. 35 minutes per module as inferred from EC-Council's own wording to learn and understand it all. Seconds to learn every tool, concept, method to make you an "expert." When you finish this course please contact me concerning shares of the Brooklyn Bridge at a deep discount.
Don't fret though, before one takes the test, EC-Council will verify where they work. Whether or not they will verify someone's duties and experience in the industry, is an altogether different story. A story I seriously find hard to believe. Good luck in attempting to label yourself an expert at anything in the security field by passing this exam. You'd better have a vast amount of experience which surpasses ISC2's requirements for the CISSP to back it up otherwise a C|EH v6 alone will be worthless no matter how much marketing is put behind it.
C|EH v6 seems akin to someone in medical school studying neurology, coming across a picture of the heart and labeling himself a cardiologist. Not only a cardiologist, but also a neurologist without even finishing up his studies and passing the necessary exams, having the right experience to qualify. Wonder what v7 will be.
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In 2011, he won the African Player of the Year award, and this year he features again on the list and is going for a second consecutive award a feat only been achieved by Senegalese El Hadj Diouf and the Cameroonian Samuel Eto'o so far. The Ivorian midfielder says his priority is to have a successful and fulfilled career. Yaya told Cafonline.com that he would be happy if voted the winner, but wouldn't be too heart-broken if it goes to another player as his rivals in the contest for the trophy are worthy players.
At 29, you have a record that is impressive. Among others, 2009 was simply exceptional with seven trophies; the Champions League, the Spanish championship, the champions of Spain, the King's Cup, the Europe Super Cup, the Spanish Super Cup and the World Clubs' Cup. This year you played a major part in Manchester City's English Championship win, their first in 44 years. Last year, you were crowned the African Player of the Year. How do you explain your growth and success?
I have always dreamed of making a name in football, of becoming a giant among the greats. This requires a lot of hard work and much sacrifice. In life one needs to know how to make the right choice, stick to it and do not deviate from the goals we set for ourselves. This is what I do.
It has taken you sometime to reach the highest level. You arrived in Europe in 2001 in Belgium. Then you moved over to Ukraine, and Greece and later spent a season in France before joining Barcelona in 2007. Barca is often considered as the best team in the world. What made you leave the club?
I cherish having more playing time, having a cordial relationship with the coach and my teammates, and not just playing once in a while or serving as a joker. That to me does not correspond to what I call building a career. I am at a club to play regularly.
You signed for Manchester City in 2010. What difference do you see between English and Spanish football?English football is more physical and more exciting. Basically, it is physically engaging in rhythm and intensity. On the other hand, Spanish football is more technical.
How can an African footballer perfectly integrate in European football? What qualities should he possess?
For an African, I think priority should be given to England, France and Italy. But a player can integrate in other championships. Consider, for example, what Wilfried Boni is doing in Holland. All the same, to really succeed, one must know how to care and look after himself. It is a fundamental requirement.
Since mid 2000, Ivorian football has continued to occupy the top rank, especially with two participations at the World Cup, meanwhile the continental trophy has often slipped out of your hands. Can we say the 2013 Nations Cup will be the last opportunity for this generation?
Time will tell. I don't want to engage in making forecast on our chances of winning the Nations Cup. But as an Ivorian and an African, I know that it is the most important competition, it is the biggest competition on the continent for African players.
Do you already have an idea on what you will do after football?
I adore football and it is my life. I think that I will continue playing till the end of my days. God willing.