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If you live in the good old US of A, you only have a few more hours to get out to the polls and rock the vote (with Mariah Carey, Snoop Lion and Questlove). Well, if you're still undecided, perhaps this will sway you one way or the other: The Internet's most adorable/hipstery cat, Lil Bub, has a message for YOU.


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TRAVERSE CITY -- Tuesday brought us back to the friendly confines of Wuerfel Park where the Beach Bums were looking to get back on track against the Frontier Greys. T.C. only needed a pair of runs behind a strong effort on the mound frmo Johnny Omahen. The Bums blanked the Greys 2-0.
Jose Vargas and Marcus Nidiffer each with RBI's for the Bums and closer Nick Capito slammed the door in the ninth to preserve the victory.
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Hilarious bit about what happens when students are made to memorize great poetical works and can recite them at will for life, even when drunk and wandering the streets in the dead of night. [ READ MORE ]
There's a great series of student job search[link get real fast] posts up at Phil's Career Blog. The articles hit on three different students, their respective education paths, and how each one tends to move through the world. [ READ MORE ]
Whatever. Teenagers start the day angry. Trying to please them only makes them understand that you are their bitch. Also, they will immediately begin subversive activities, like bringing in Cheetos and Pepsi from the outside< to ingest and to sell at a profit to their slower-on-the-uptake peers. [ READ MORE ]
What has risen 400% in 25 years? Not housing prices in San Francisco, but that's an excellent guess. Nope, it's college tuition. That one-liner factoid takes me out at the knees and makes me want to hurl. [ READ MORE ]
Wiley comes at the problem trying to figure out what it means to be at Penn State and how to go about finding the amazingness that is still Penn State[ READ MORE ]
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Kentucky Christian School has released its honor roll for the fifth six-week grading period. Those students are:
All A's
First grade - Ben Bertram, Larkin Floyd, Jacob Eads, Jeffrey Nolley, Treyton Steele and Shelby Wilds.
Second grade - Sydnee Beard, Mattison Blakeman, Geoff Bruns, Kaylee Burton, Kate Cheatham, Jack Ford, Cole Frazier, Faith Gaddis, Sarah Matthew Grimsley, Layton Hord, Samuel Kessler, Peter Lowe, Caleb Pace and Kendall Roller.
Third grade - Brandi Blakeman, Will Miller, Cory Pace and Roger Dale Witham.
Kentucky Christian School was well represented at the Association of Christian Schools International Speech Meet, which took place recently in Shelbyville. Pictured are, from left, front: Lynsey Smith, Jack Ford, Jacob Eads, Jeffrey Nolley, Kendall Roller, Katie Cheatham, Cory Pace, Mattison Blakeman and Jon VanMeter. Middle: Korri Briggs, Molly Lowe, Danielle Dickens, Jake Smith, Roger Dale Witham, Will Miller, Alexis Underwood, Shelby Wilds and Faith Gaddis.
Student members of God's World PRIDE Club at Campbellsville Child Development Center discovered creative possibilities for trash during spring break.
The children were asked, "What can you make out of trash?" Their answers ranged from cars towing trailers to jewelry boxes to bears.
A Taylor County resident was honored recently at Lindsey Wilson College.
Steven Warner, a human services and counseling senior from Campbellsville, was inducted into Who's Who Among Students American Universities and Colleges by Lindsey Wilson Vice President of Academic Affairs Bettie Starr at a ceremony in Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center.
A group of Taylor County Elementary gifted and talented fifth-graders took part in a unique learning activity, a simulated space mission called Rendezvous with a Comet on March 12. The mission took place at The Challenger Learning Center of Hardin County in Radcliff. Students were accompanied by Taylor County Gifted Coordinator Debbie Gumm and TCES teacher Shannon Cox.
Eleven acts recently competed in the 4-H Variety Show at Campbellsville University's Ransdell Chapel.
Lindsay Cissell and Chloe Cox where selected as the champion acts and will represent Taylor County at the Area Showcase of Stars on Saturday at Lindsey Wilson College.
Cissell sang the song "Our Song," and Cox played the piano and sang "My Redeemer Lives."
Samuel Kessler and April Massengale were selected as reserve champions. Kessler played "Motion Machine," on the piano and Massengale played "It Is Well With My Soul."
Gregory Scott Chelf of Campbellsville was among 74 new members inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, an academic honor society, at Somerset Community College on Sunday, Feb. 24.
To be eligible for induction into the SCC Omicron Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, a student must have completed at least 12 transferable credit hours of college level work and have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Dana Genean Fisher will receive her master of arts in human resource management from Webster University on May 17.
She obtained her bachelor of arts in sociology from the University of Louisville in 2002.
Fisher is currently an analyst for Humana Inc., where she has been employed for the past five years.
A 1997 graduate of Campbellsville High School, she is the daughter of Kenneth and Mable Fisher of Campbellsville.
Lindsey Wilson College is making professional development a little easier for the region's teachers.
Beginning this summer, Lindsey Wilson will offer a master's degree in education. The unique program - which is open only to full-time teachers - will be offered on weekends. Students who will enter the 30-hour program as a cohort will be able to earn their master's degree in 14 months.
Classes for the first cohort are scheduled to begin in June.
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Tuesday - Turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, sweet potatoes, hot rolls, peach pie and milk.
Wednesday - Chicken patty, macaroni and cheese, pinto beans, coleslaw, Fruit Juicee and milk.
Thursday - Taco, chips, lettuce, tomato, cheese, hash brown, pineapple and milk.
Friday - Grilled cheese, corn, French fries, tossed salad, Elf Grahams, applesauce and milk.
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JBoss got its mojo back?
Interview: Mark Little discusses JBoss EAP 6
JAX:You've just come off the back of JBossWorld 2012 - how was that?
Mark Little: It was great. The biggest JBossWorld I can
recall, with a lot of buzz around things like EAP 6, JBoss Data
Grid and the JBoss Way announcements we made last week. It was
really nice to hear people talking about the JBoss mojo
You spoke on your blog of this, JBoss EAP 6, being the most important release for some time. Can you give more insight into how long planning for EAP 6 took, how many JBossians were involved and why you believe it is a pivotal release in JBoss history?
Well planning for EAP 6 started before we had released EAP 5. So in that sense it's been in the works for over 3 years. However, real engineering effort didn't begin until late 2009 when we started the work on what would become the JBoss Modular Service Container - the heart of AS7. In terms of how many people have been involved in the EAP 6 development and release, I'd estimate close to 200 when you include the community involvement we've had.
As to why I believe EAP 6 is a critical release for us,
it's a combination of things: first we have proven that EE6 doesn't
require bloated implementations; secondly we've shown that
standards such as CDI, which we drove, are a great basis for
simplifying the development of enterprise Java
Obviously it has been a few years since the last EAP 6 - how have you adapted this time round to accommodate the changes in technology?
The last major EAP release was EAP 5 in 2009. At that point we were just starting to see cloud really taking off. Also mobile and embedded devices were still not considered the domain of enterprise applications. Today cloud is everywhere and ubiquitous computing has entered the enterprise age. So we needed to ensure that EAP 6 would not only be cloud ready from the start so that it'd be running on OpenShift, but also that we could use it as the basis for work we're doing on mobile and embedded. The lightweight nature of EAP 6 helped us in both cases.
What have you learnt from the JBoss AS7 release and implemented here?
That it's possible to build an EE6 application server that
supports the Full Profile and can run unmodified in the Cloud and
on constrained devices. It's running on a Raspberry Pi, for
instance! And we spent a lot of the last 3 years looking at how we
can improve developer productivity for EAP releases as well as
simplify things such as configuration management. So many of the
improvements in EAP 6 and AS7 are because of related technologies
such as JBoss Developer Studio.
How did the Early Access Program help you and the team in the long-run when gauging opinion for EAP6?
We got a lot of good feedback from our community users
when we released AS7 last year and AS7.1 earlier this year.
However, we often find that our enterprise customers put our
platforms through things that we don't typically get with
community. So it was good to get their feedback and it helped us to
prioritise some feature development over other
It seems that JBoss EAP and in Red Hat in general have positioned themselves well for cloud environments. Can you explain what is new in EAP6 to help users get their applications in the cloud?
As I mentioned previously, EAP 6 has been designed to be cloud-ready from the start. With the fast boot times, below 3 seconds for the Full Profile, and minimal footprint, this allows us to get the high densities needed on Cloud for PaaS. We've also been working very closely with the OpenShift team for well over a year to ensure that every deployment of AS7 and now EAP 6 is integrated with the work they're doing on payments, dynamic clustering, fail-over etc.
Furthermore, the JBoss Developer Studio/JBoss Tools team
has worked with then OpenShift team to seamlessly integrate PaaS
deployments into our Eclipse environment - it really is as simple
as a single click to deploy into EAP 6 running in
How does OpenShift fit into this? How important is it to link EAP6 and OpenShift together for JBoss looking into the future?
The future for a lot of developers is the Cloud and we believe that OpenShift and EAP6 are the right PaaS. Lots of other things we'll be bringing to OpenShift, such as BRMS and SOA-P, layer on EAP so having a solid basis on which to work is important for much more than just the EE6 users who will be taking advantage of EAP 6.
What were some key design goals heading into the project - what did you feel the need to improve upon?
Lightweight, fast, dynamic adaptability, easier to
understand and use. I think we delivered on all of
Can you tell us more about how it links up with other JBoss/Red Hat products?
As with previous EAP releases, EAP 6 will be the basis for
all of our platforms. So whether it's SOA Platform, Data Grid, or
Portal, they'll all use EAP 6 in one way or another. This means
that their users will get the benefits I've mentioned
In terms of middleware, what has been improved upon and which middleware components in JBoss EAP6 excite you the most?
We've improved upon a lot in EAP 6 from previous releases,
but the ones that really excite me the most include the new JBoss
Modular Services Container (it's key to our ability to be
lightweight and have lightning fast boot times), CDI (via Weld and
soon DeltaSpike) and Infinispan (yes, there are aspects of our data
grid technology within the EAP 6 base platform).
The JBoss Way initiative was announced at the recent JBossWorld - can you explain what it is and the thinking behind this?
I think it's much easier if people watch the
videos. However, in summary the JBoss Way is our attempt
to bring together the masses of information we've accumulated over
the years, but from our own teams, community involvement and
customers, and present the best ways to accomplish various tasks.
So the JBoss Way will include things like best practices,
tutorials, quickstarts etc. It'll also impact the way in which our
projects and products progress in the future as we make a conscious
decision to think about the JBoss Way from the start rather than in
Has planning already begun for JBoss EAP 7 - it might be early to say but what sort of features can we expect there?
Yes, planning has started. I was in a 3 day long meeting last week with some of the engineerings teams involved in this. As we're an open source company, the things we discussed and the plans we're developing will appear in the community very soon for feedback. But I think some of the things you can expect to see will include EE7 support and more emphasis on a JBoss fabric, which we discuss at the JBossWorld 2011 keynote.


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Ted Siefer's City Hall: Despite confusion, public comment is welcome at meetings
Gatsas told me the policy on public comments had simply not been fully hammered out. "If people think we were trying squelch anyone, that's not the case," he said.
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Could full-day preschool again be considered by the school board?
The topic came up following a presentation made by Superintendent Debra Livingston based on a recent report that gave further support to the importance of children being able to read at grade level by the third grade. The issue is something of a mantra for Mayor Gatsas.
"The goal," Livingston said, "is all students doing well. That would close that gap."
The idea has the perhaps unlikely support of Gatsas and Ward 3 board member Chris Stewart, both Republicans.
"I support the mayor on all-day kindergarten," Stewart said. "If we're going to get into a discussion about busting the tax cap on the school side during our budget discussions, it would be great if we could look at that."
If you've had the pleasure of attending many school board meetings, you're probably aware that administrators have a fondness for acronyms. There's IEP (Individualized Education Program); EL (English Learner); STEM, or, ahem, STEAM, as the mayor insists on calling it, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math.
In one document, outlining the first phase of the federally funded Innovation Zone plan to improve 10 city schools, there was SAM, SIG and NWEA, without an explanation of what they stood for.
Livingston replied, "Yes we can." Long pause.
Langton: "Tonight?"
Livingston had to rifle through some paperwork, but then produced the answer: "Specific, Measured, Attainable, Relevant and Time-based."
Ted Siefer is the City Hall reporter for the New Hampshire Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com and followed on Twitter: @tbsreporter.
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muraLAB is the Mural Arts Program's experimental creativity hub for investigating muralism in the twenty-first century – a think-tank for advancing Mural Arts' dual role of expert in traditional community-based public art practices and leader in the conversation about muralism's future.
muraLAB organizes public events and exhibitions, artist residencies and special projects that investigate the rapidly evolving intersection between muralism, public art and contemporary art. These activities draw on a widening circle of artists, curators, social scientists and urban leaders from around the world to infuse our explorations with fresh perspectives, broader contexts and new urgency.
One of muraLAB's foundations is the tradition of community-engaged artmaking that has been central to Mural Arts' work for decades. This means exploring new ways of engaging communities in deep and meaningful ways, examining issues that are timely and relevant to people's lives, and giving voice to marginalized populations.
Another foundation is the tradition of muralism, a worldwide movement from which Mural Arts draws great strength and to which Mural Arts lends vision and leadership. This means looking at how muralism will evolve as artistic media evolve, as new technologies and techniques emerge, as the concepts of real and virtual communities merge, and the lines between public and private space continue to blur.
muraLAB's work is not only essential to Mural Arts' creative development, it is also a leader in advancing the field of public art in Philadelphia and beyond. The conversations muraLAB instigates find their way into Mural Arts' everyday artistic practices and the projects it is planning for the future. They are also a prominent voice in the vigorous discussions that are taking place about the relationship between public art and urban change.
Join muraLAB this spring as we continue our exploration of the newest frontiers for social practice public art.
Throughout the year, guest artists and curators are exploring how artist collaboratives, community arts organizations, museums, universities and city agencies are creating unique opportunities for artists to expand their social practice – and redefining notions of creative agency, public space and civic dialogue along the way.
Contextual Practice
Jon Rubin, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh
Associate Professor of Art
Chair, Contextual Practice Program
Fellow, STUDIO for Creative Inquiry
February 5, 6 p.m., Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, auditorium
As We Live, So We Work
Salem Collo-Julin, Marc Fisher, Temporary Services, Philadelphia and Chicago
April 2, 6 p.m., Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, auditorium
Justin Langlois and Danielle Sabelli, Broken City Lab, Windsor, Ontario
Co-founders, Civic Space
Date and location to be announced
Watch the muraLAB web page for more information about about for these events, as well as updates about additional speakers.
muraLAB's Thought Experiments and Artist Residency programs are funded by the Ford Foundation.
muraLAB's Visiting Curators Initiative is funded by the Pew Cultural Management Initiative.


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text: content LE Magazine July 2004 The Fires WithinInflammation is the body's first defense against infection, but when it goes awry, it can lead to heart attacks, colon cancer, Alzheimer's and a host of other diseases. By Christine Gorman and Alice Park © 2004 TIME, Inc. Reprinted with permission. IS YOUR HEART ON FIRE?Not long ago, most doctors thought of heart attacks as primarily a plumbing problem. Over the years, fatty deposits would slowly build up on the insides of major coronary arteries until they grew so big that they cut off the supply of blood to a vital part of the heart. A complex molecule called LDL, the so-called bad cholesterol, provided the raw material for these deposits. Clearly anyone with high LDL levels was at greater risk of developing heart disease. There's just one problem with that explanation: sometimes it's dead wrong. Indeed, half of all heart attacks occur in people with normal cholesterol levels. Not only that, as imaging techniques improved, doctors found, much to their surprise, that the most dangerous plaques weren't necessarily all that large. Something that hadn't yet been identified was causing those deposits to burst, triggering massive clots that cut off the coronary blood supply. In the 1990s, Ridker became convinced that some sort of inflammatory reaction was responsible for the bursting plaques, and he set about trying to prove it. Rheumatoid Arthritis: Something—possibly a viral infection—provokes macrophages and neutrophils to attack the joints. The skeleton becomes increasingly deformed To test his hunch, Ridker needed a simple blood test that could serve as a marker for chronic inflammation. He settled on C-reactive protein (CRP), a molecule produced by the liver in response to an inflammatory signal. During an acute illness, like a severe bacterial infection, levels of CRP quickly shoot from less than 10 mg/L to 1,000 mg/L or more. But Ridker was more interested in the low levels of CRP—less than 10 mg/L—that he found in otherwise healthy people and that indicated only a slightly elevated inflammation level. Indeed, the difference between normal and elevated is so small that it must be measured by a specially designed assay called a high-sensitivity CRP test. By 1997, Ridker and his colleagues at Brigham and Women's had shown that healthy middle-aged men with the highest CRP levels were three times as likely to suffer a heart attack in the next six years as were those with the lowest CRP levels. Eventually, inflammation experts determined that having a CRP reading of 3.0 mg/L or higher can triple your risk of heart disease. The danger seems even greater in women than in men. By contrast, folks with extremely low levels of CRP, less than 0.5 mg/L, rarely have heart attacks. Physicians still don't know for sure how inflammation might cause a plaque to burst. But they have a theory. As the level of LDL cholesterol increases in the blood, they speculate, some of it seeps into the lining of the coronary arteries and gets stuck there. Macrophages, alerted to the presence of something that doesn't belong, come in and try to clean out the cholesterol. If, for whatever reason, the cytokine signals begin ramping up the inflammatory process instead of notching it down, the plaque becomes unstable. "This is not about replacing cholesterol as a risk factor," Ridker says. "Cholesterol deposits, high blood pressure, smoking—all contribute to the development of underlying plaques. What inflammation seems to contribute is the propensity of those plaques to rupture and cause a heart attack. If there is only inflammation but no underlying heart disease, then there is no problem." At this point, cardiologists are still not ready to recommend that the general population be screened for inflammation levels. But there's a growing consensus that CRP should be measured in those with a moderately elevated risk of developing cardiovascular disease. At the very least, a high CRP level might tip the balance in favor of more aggressive therapy with treatments—such as aspirin and statins—that are already known to work. A NEW VIEW OF DIABETESBefore dr. frederick banting and his colleagues at the University of Toronto isolated insulin in the 1920s, doctors tried to treat diabetes with high doses of salicylates, a group of aspirin-like compounds. (They were desperate and also tried morphine and heroin.) Sure enough, the salicylate approach reduced sugar levels, but at a high price: side effects included a constant ringing in the ears, headaches and dizziness. Today's treatments for diabetes are much safer and generally work by replacing insulin, boosting its production or helping the body make more efficient use of the hormone. But researchers over the past few years have been re-examining the salicylate approach for new clues about how diabetes develops. What they have discovered is a complex interplay between inflammation, insulin and fat—either in the diet or in large folds under the skin. (Indeed, fat cells behave a lot like immune cells, spewing out inflammatory cytokines, particularly as you gain weight.) Where inflammation fits into this scenario—as either a cause or an effect—remains unclear. But the case for a central role is getting stronger. Dr. Steve Shoelson, a senior investigator at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston, has bred a strain of mice whose fat cells are supercharged inflammation factories. The mice become less efficient at using insulin and go on to develop diabetes. "We can reproduce the whole syndrome just by inciting inflammation," Shoelson says. That suggests that a well-timed intervention in the inflammatory process might reverse some of the effects of diabetes. Some of the drugs that are already used to treat the disorder, like metformin, may work because they also dampen the inflammation response. In addition, preliminary research suggests that high CRP levels may indicate a greater risk of diabetes. But it's too early to say whether reducing CRP levels will actually keep diabetes at bay. CANCER: THE WOUND THAT NEVER HEALSBack in the 1860s, renowned pathologist Rudolf Virchow speculated that cancerous tumors arise at the site of chronic inflammation. A century later, oncologists paid more attention to the role that various genetic mutations play in promoting abnormal growths that eventually become malignant. Now researchers are exploring the possibility that mutation and inflammation are mutually reinforcing processes that, left unchecked, can transform normal cells into potentially deadly tumors. Alzheimer's: Glial cells in the brain are supposed to support neurons. But in an attempt to return things to normal, they release too many cytokines and trigger greater destruction How might that happen? One of the most potent weapons produced by macrophages and other inflammatory cells are the so-called oxygen free radicals. These highly reactive molecules destroy just about anything that crosses their path—particularly DNA. A glancing blow that damages but doesn't destroy a cell could lead to a genetic mutation that allows it to keep on growing and dividing. The abnormal growth is still not a tumor, says Lisa Coussens, a cancer biologist at the Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of California, San Francisco. But to the immune system, it looks very much like a wound that needs to be fixed. "When immune cells get called in, they bring growth factors and a whole slew of proteins that call other inflammatory cells," Coussens explains. "Those things come in and go 'heal, heal, heal.' But instead of healing, you're 'feeding, feeding, feeding.'" Sometimes the reason for the initial inflammatory cycle is obvious—as with chronic heartburn, which continually bathes the lining of the esophagus with stomach acid, predisposing a person to esophageal cancer. Other times, it's less clear. Scientists are exploring the role of an enzyme called cyclo-oxygenase 2 (COX-2) in the development of colon cancer. COX-2 is yet another protein produced by the body during inflammation. Over the past few years, researchers have shown that folks who take daily doses of aspirin—which is known to block COX-2—are less likely to develop precancerous growths called polyps. The problem with aspirin, however, is that it can also cause internal bleeding. Then in 2000, researchers showed that Celebrex®, another COX-2 inhibitor that is less likely than aspirin to cause bleeding, also reduces the number of polyps in the large intestine. So, should you be taking Celebrex® to prevent colon cancer? It's still too early to say. 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Many parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire had their first snowfall of the winter yesterday, with coastal areas suffering the largest falls with around 10cms (4 ins) of fresh snow being reported by yesterday evening.
Temperatures could easily reach -10C (14F) in rural locations where there's snow cover during the next couple of nights.
But by the end of the week and into the weekend, things will become much more interesting, as weather fronts make the first of what could be two attempts to bring less cold air in from the Atlantic, with a risk of snow and disruption to travel.
As is always the case in these situations there's a lot of uncertainty about how fast the less cold air moves north-eastwards.
Experience suggests that computer models are often too quick to replace cold continental air.
Current indications are that the first Atlantic weather front will push across our area through Friday night and into Saturday as a weakening feature, bringing some increasingly light snow.
The next more active weather front will bring heavier snow on Sunday, which will eventually turn to rain as less cold air spreads eastwards.
But to highlight the uncertainty, some solutions are quicker with the snow and bring it across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire on Friday, with others slower.
There's bound to be changes to the timing of these systems as we get nearer the event, but there's clearly a risk of disruptive snow as we head into the weekend.
Next week looks very unsettled, and although the air will be somewhat less cold, temperatures are still likely to below average, with rain at times which could easily turn to snow in places, especially over the hills.
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UK Outlook for Sunday 20 Jan 2013 to Tuesday 29 Jan 2013:
Turning more unsettled than of late, with spells of rain, which will be heavy at times in the west and southwest, and some hill snow, which could fall to lower levels at times in the north and east. The best of any drier weather will tend to be towards eastern areas. Windy at first, with the risk of gales in exposed coastal areas, and remaining windy at times throughout the rest of the period, especially in the south and west. There will continue to be fairly widespread frost overnight, as well as the risk of icy stretches, with most areas staying cold or rather cold, although perhaps occasionally near normal in the west and southwest.
#1 - The met office summary for the final 2 weeks of Jan appears reasonable to me - there is no way the met office would be any more detailed than that. If it was a book, it is a nice introduction setting the scene for the reader and hinting at some excitement to come . . .
As you will know, I have flagged up the less cold air replacing our mini cold spell by the weekend, Sat or Sunday will be fine !
I agree with Paul that the synoptic situation will become increasingly entertaining during the remainder of January. The colder air will be mainly PM but at the end of Jan it may become more meridional and prelude a colder spell in Feb - we'll see.
"Experience suggests that computer models are often too quick to replace cold continental air"
Int it strange how met office computers always predict a warmer scenario.
Time to remind you all of the rules. If it's hot weather it's global warming. If it's cold it's climate change.
John Cogger: greetings from a dry 16th of January area of Scotland where last night it got down to -13C where Piers Corbyn predicted over two weeks ago it would be -16C in the 14th-16th period. In the last 2-3 days the Beeb were gave at least 4 different estimates of minima in the last 48 hrs. Not bad and then there's those blizzards coming on Friday too.
Beeb reporting -12C in East Anglia, Kismet!
The MO seem to do a pretty good job with the weather once they get the type right. So, now it is cold they'll get the associated local/regional pretty accurate. Trouble will come when getting the timing of the change and the extent of any snowfall associated with that transition. But, they can't change the weather only try to give guidance as to what may happen. Unfortunately for the forecasters, most people will stick their head outside and declare it cold enough to snow and be fairly accurate.
The question is do the public actually need the amount of weather forecasts that are put in front of them each day from all manner of media sources not working to any recognised standard. As an example, R4 Today presenters can summarise the weather for their transmission area (UK) in half a dozen words. Paul H spends several minutes on regional tv going into much detail - which is more accurate? No wonder there's so much chattering about how useful all this info is.
The NCDC/NOAA temperature anomalies have now been published and show very similar changes to those for NASA/GISS, although the fall in SH anomaly is slightly larger than for GISS.
I haven't looked at the monthly rankings in detail but the annual rankings make 2012 the 10th warmest on record, since 1880, i.e. the same as GISS.
This should point to a similarly large fall in the HadCRUT3/4 anomalies, with a HadCRUT3 of below 0.3c for December, which might make the annual figure as low as 0.41c.
newdwr54, please see my comment on GISS rankings in the last post on the previous topic, before it closed.
some things never change . . .
No impression of any pullback here from Auntie or the consensus. Quite astonishing really.
@6 Boanta
Well strike me down, he nearly got the temperature right, although is East Anglia part of North and Central UK? How's it going on the dry forecast for the whole of the UK? Or the pressure?
11 John Cogger: Oh dearie me, you'll be doing Scrooge at next season's Panto next. That MO-Beeb chart and pattern of precipitation for Friday looks very like that profile he put out several weeks ago, doesn't it? Up here in 'Ghillie-Jockoland' we tend to think that Soothmooths believe Cheshire is in the north so goodness knows where East Anglia is in the West Saxon mindset.
@12 Boanta
Ah I see we forget the current forecast and just move on to the next...nothing to see here.... fingers in ears...
John Cogger: Actually, it was me who quoted Piers wrongly, as the area he predicted a possible -16C in did include East Anglia, where I gather it also got down to -13C in places. Yes the 14-16th period ends today, so we are moving on to the 17th-21st period on his chart, with the MO-Beeb now concurring with his predictions. Yes move on John, but remove your blindfold before doing so.
All the weather sites seem to agree that we will get some disruptive falls of snow on friday, maybe 6 inches. Not really disruptive tho is it people, the 18 inches of 2010 was disruptive! Just been talking to my friend from Tomsk in Russia - they don't stop their kids from going to school til the temp is in the -30's! and in this country we panic at a few inches of the white stuff. Bless us.
@14 Boanta
Did he say -16 in East Anglia? His forecast says 'Very cold in North and central parts (-16)'
That's North and central UK. No wonder he is always right if you can move places about.
John Cogger: Keep wriggling on the hook John My apologies to Piers that I underestimated the area of Britain he was right about
@18 Boanta
He had the whole of the UK as dry, so it's much easier to see how he was wrong on that one.
And not sure how Marham being -13 makes him more right when it's outside of the area he said would be coldest...
ENSO becoming a focus of attention, some positing an "Unprecedented Third Consecutive La Nina", for me it is way too early to call and if it does happen how can it be claimed to be "unprecedented"? However it is a fact that SSTs are cooling ENSO areas 1 through 3.4 SSTs have dropped into negative.
BOM have their latest update "Tropical Pacific ENSO neutral":-
Which includes their latest POAMA Long-Range Outlook:-
It shows ENSO on the cool side for the first half of 2013.
Actual ENSO SSTs are heading down with all areas lower in the first 2 weeks of the year than in Dec 2012.
Will be interesting to see how it develops.
well if the ENSO forecast(s) are halfway close to being accurate, that will be another year where continued warming is clearly visible if you squint one eye and stand on one leg etc.
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Reports are in that JT and Jessica Biel secretly wed over the weekend.
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MailSecurity: IMAP Proxy
Implement an IMAP proxy. Provides filtering and scanning functionality for those that use this type of mail retrieval. It rounds out our offering to include all 3 of the major ways users access mailboxes.
For securely publishing internal IMAP and IMAP servers with additional anti-virus scanning and content protection a reverse IMAP proxy would be very helpful.
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Jacob commented
I agree. Essential feature.
utmadm commented
Lack of IMAP support is nearly a show stopper for our company as we evaluate UTM vs. the alternatives.
With the widespread use of IMAP between desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones, the lack of this feature is disheartening, to say the least. POP and SMTP are also must-haves, but without IMAP, Sophos appears to be falling behind.
traxxus commented
What's the status of this feature request? Ignoring?
IMAP is a must if you would like to call this feature mail security. And please start driectly to implement SSL/TLS for IMAP.
Hartmut Mench commented
Whats the argument to sell Mailsecurity?
It must be possible to scan Mails from providers like google mail.which not support pop3
Mark Doorey commented
With all respect Bob, I added this request for IMAP Proxy for all those MAC's out there that use IMAP. Not all UTM's are installed in enterprise environments. I install them in consumer and SMB environments. It would be good to add this function even if "Apple" users think that they are immune to threats.
Bob Alfson commented
With all due respect, I think Gert threw this idea out to measure support and likely was surprised at the number of votes it got. I think this idea should be rejected.
Here's how to use UTM Email Protection to get AV and AS with Quarantining for IMAP email with a domain you control: http://www.astaro.org/gateway-products/mail-protection-smtp-pop3-antispam-antivirus/49131-9-106-16-pop3-proxy-mails-not-sync-server.html#post244819
It is possible to add this? If yes, at which version?
This feature is essential today because there are lots of mail servers using this!!!
Sebi commented
Essential feature!
marcel commented
A IMAP Proxy would be great
I also need this Feature
Adrian Baxter commented
It's disappointing that there is no response from Sophos about this.
I think that perhaps the most relevant point is that many competing products already have this, and Sophos UTM will need it to remain competitive as IMAP becomes more and more prevalent.
MS commented
Need this
ol@fson commented
I absolutely agree. IMAP Proxy for antispam and -virus is essential!
Dirk commented
A really good idea. I am only using IMAP for my 1&1 post boxes as well as with Gmail to have access to everything being at home or on the go. Unfortunately I am not able to scan those traffic with my ASG120. So I also would appreciate a IMAP proxy in addition to the POP3 and SMTP Proxy due to the reason that many small offices/companies not allways having a own Mail server which downloads (POP3) and send (SMTP) the emails on its own. For the same reason as I use IMAP many small companies does it. So it really would improve the ASL.
Matthias Fleschütz commented
@christian: ok, you've just pointed out the reasons more detailled.
But the way Bastian tried to say his comment is a fact, ignoring other markets and products is simple what i wrote....
christianlouis commented
@Bastian: This is arguable to a degree. Probably, most enterprise environments that are Sophos' target customers have a sort of Groupware system that does not necessarily use IMAP as its core protocol (Groupwisse, Notes, Exchange, you name it). If they don't run their own on-premise Groupware system, they'd either use a managed Exchange installation or use groupware systems that are purely browser-based (such as the Google Apps suite).
However, you're under the (in my opinion) wrong impression that the UTM's target market is sorely the enterprise network. However, more and more UTM deals are about provider installations or other installations that have to deal with a more open network; whether it would be public Hotspots, university networks or ISP installations. Within those networks an IMAP proxy is not only nice, but in some deals mandatory - I've personally seen Astaro not be picked because of its lack of IMAP proxy capabilities in the past.
On the other hand, unencrypted IMAP protocols are hard to find in the industry anymore. So if we are talking about an IMAP proxy here, it needs to be able to deal with SSL encrypted sessions, similar to how the HTTPS proxy can deal with End-to-End encrypted sessions as well.
@Matthias: Most companies don't want to use Microsoft products, but - yes, this is a hard truth to face for open source evangelists/community members - they do it anyways. The alternatives are simply not as widely spread as Exchange is. And, calling some other opinion "BS" without giving examples or a further reasoning earns you the red herring of the day IMHO.
Matthias Fleschütz commented
@Bastian Haas: sorry, but that is BS! I know a lot of companies that really dont want to use M$
Bastian Haas commented
No one really needs IMAP in today's enterprise environments. Everyone uses solutions like Blackberry oder Exchange ActiveSync.


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Zesty Jack and Chicken on Ciabatta gets its zest from the pepper jelly that's spread on each roll of this golden sandwich.
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The 6-7 Webster-Chan made six starts early in the season before transfer Jabari Brown became eligible and averaged 2.5 points and two rebounds in 32 games, including a team-leading 11 against Norfolk State. Webster-Chan, who is from Scarborough, Ontario, made 16 3-pointers.
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My return to teaching has been joyful, poignant, sweet. And I look forward to seeing more of you on the yoga mat and enjoying our downward dogs together!
Held in Love
Yesterday was the anniversary of 9/11. On that day in 2001, I was at 9000 ft, in the red rocks of Utah, immersed in a yoga training. The news came on a small TV during the 7 am class, which I had opted out of in exchange for a phone call to the east coast. Little did I or my mother know what would happen shortly after our call ended. Once the news broke, phone lines to NY were jammed for hours. The only call I was able to successfully make was to my friend and teacher, Catherine Ingram, who was in CA at the time.
We spoke about Love… specifically Love in the face of tragedy; and how sometimes the longing for and pain surrounding Love becomes so twisted that people act in tragic, tragic ways. We also spoke so tenderly about how tragedy awakens us to love, even through the most grotesque of griefs with which we are confronted.
Today, I'm reflecting on and celebrating all the many, many ways in which Love shows up in my life (both the luminous and the "tragic" expressions); and most of all, the beauty of that Love that we are at once "choicelessly" immersed in and being magnetically pulled home to.
My hip surgery required me to rest for more hours in the day than I would usually indulge. Gazing out the sliding glass doors to the garden, I repeatedly rested in the Love that is holding all of us, choicelessly. In other words, even when we are not choosing to rest in this love, it still holds us.
The day after 9/11, it was my turn to student teach in the yoga training I was attending. I was overwhelmed, thirsty, and profoundly aware of the enormity of life events surrounding all of us. Spontaneously, a quote I'd heard years prior came to my heart; and it hasn't left since:
"Be there a lover of God who is kept safe from falling, I know not of it. For it was not shown to me.
But this was shown to me: that in rising and falling and rising again, we are always held in the same precious Love."
- Julian of Norwich
Panini, Poetry, and Playfulness
One of the greatest blessings of these past many weeks is the continuous opportunity to connect with friends in a myriad of ways. I recently celebrated friendship with a "Panini and Poetry" party. Everyone brought ingredients for building panini sandwiches and for "building" poems. The challenge that I drew from the hat: write your own "Invitation" (based on Oriah Mountain Dreamer's version).
Our sandwiches were not perfect, but they were perfectly delicious. And, like this, our poems did not have to be perfect, just perfectly spontaneous. In the spirit of playfulness, I'm sharing mine with you here:
It doesn't interest me what your resume says, even your life resume. I want to know where you've been willing to wander into the wilderness of your longing. And if you haven't wandered, how you've kept your heart alive inside the boundaries you imposed.
It doesn't interest me to know what you own, but rather what owns you – what compels you in the middle of the dark night, in the luminous sky of dawn, when your life swells with hopefulness, and when it ebbs with dissappointment?
It doesn't interest me to know what other people did to you… I want to know what you did in return. How did you hold their heart in yours?
I want to know if you've welcomed loss or fear or even minor frustration as a whisper from the beyond, saying "Here, turn here for love's calling."
I want to know if your heart breaks when you see injustice, poverty, human righteousness, or violence. Do you grieve these separations from God?
I want to know the vastness in you – like the night sky – that welcomes the twinkling stars that emerge when darkness settles.
Even more, I want to know that you know your own vastness; that you welcome darkness – your own, mine, humanity's – to open your heart to what shines within the night.
I want to know that love touches and frightens you – that you get goose bumps when you see the God in another: a school child on a swing, an elderly woman holding up traffic as she crosses the street, the light in the eye of one who has just remembered.
I'm not interested in which organizations you donate money to, I want to know that you salivate to be of service, and that you will follow through on your big dream – whether it's re-building Haiti or working with orphans in Mumbai.
It doesn't interest me how much yoga you can do nor how far you can hike. I want to know that you can feel the pulse of nature in your bones, and respond as an instrument in the orchestra of God. Do you know how to rise, how to crescendo, how to soften, how to profoundly rest, how to allow your body to lead you in the music?
Anne Hillman reminds you of the journeys into love that you have tasted and been haunted by, Rumi makes your heart flutter, James Hollis quenches a certain thirst, Mary Oliver echoes your awe, Rainer Marie Rilke sends you into the expanse of sky that knows no right-doing or wrong-doing…
You don't have to resurrect your playfulness. In spite of some of the turmoils of life, your laughter still rises spontaneously.
And friends know you'll welcome them in any condition…without launching advice or competing with their thunder. In fact, you're the one they call, and you're not too old for a slumber party to console or to celebrate!
Still, you crave a beer after sweaty garden work and pizza sounds good with football games. You play Scrabble as a contact sport; and useless TV brings your right hemisphere back to the planet…
Plans don't control you, but you've got pickles in the fridge when you're having burgers on the grill. Once in a while, you're missing an ingredient – and the need for creativity excites you!
It doesn't interest me to know what you think of you, I want to know who you've been to others…and I want to know that your family is the family of humanity, an all embracing, ever widening invitation for your heart to sing.


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The Chasqui Adventure
Joining The Two Lost Cities Of The Incas
Machu Picchu has always been known as the Lost City of the Incas, but in recent years, another lost city was discovered: Choquequirao. In this exciting trip, we will connect both Choquequirao and Machu Picchu.
Day 1: Arriving in Lima
We will be waiting for you at the Peru Airport arrivals, right outside the baggage claim area, to take you to your hotel for a repairing rest after a full day of traveling.
- Overnight: Hotel in Lima
- Meals: None
- Elevation: Sea Level
Day 2: Arriving in Cusco
We want to be in Cusco early, so we need to leave Lima early. Inca Runners will take you back to the Lima Airport to catch our flight to Cusco in the morning.
A short one-hour flight puts us in Cusco. This is our first encounter with elevation (11,500 ft). After Lunch, our private transportation will take us to visit the Archaeological Park around the City of Cusco, where we will see incredible sites such as the Sacsayhuaman Fortress, as well as the Kenko ruins. These activities will help us to keep acclimating our bodies to the long journey ahead.
Our first dinner, in a great downtown restaurant, will be magical. We will start the Peruvian cultural experience with a Pisco Sour, appetizers and soft Andean live music.
- Overnight: Hotel in Cusco
- Meals: Breakfast (B), Lunch (L), Dinner (D)
- Camp Elevation: 11500 ft / 3400 mt
Day 3: Archaeological Park & Sacred Valley
- Optional: Early morning run from 6am to 8:30am
After breakfast, our private transportation will take us to visit to The Sacred Valley, located one hour outside of Cusco, and is 2,500 ft lower in elevation. This valley was one of the main agricultural areas during the Incan Empire, and is still harvested by the local famers. The Valley has views of ancient ruins surrounded by fields of gold, dramatic snow-capped peaks, and quaint villages.
In the Sacred Valley, we will visit the small town of Pisaq, where we will have lunch at a local outdoor restaurant.
After lunch, we will visit Ollantaytambo. Ollantaytambo is an attractive little town located at the western end of the Sacred Valley, and it lies at the foot of some spectacular Inca ruins. After a ten-minute uphill walk, we will reach the ruins, where we can see the Valley and the entire ruin complex. Our guide will talk about and show you around the ruins before we head back to Cusco.
We will be back in Cusco just in time for dinner and a preview of the amazing trails that
we will adventure toward over the upcoming days.
- Overnight: Hotel Cusco
- Meals: B,L,D
- Camp Elevation: 7800 ft / 2400 mt
Day 4: Cachora to Chikiska
Today we start very early making our way up to the little town of Cachora. Cachora is where our adventure begins.
We will start our hike/run from Cachora. The first five miles are slightly uphill with incredible views of the mountain range and plenty of photo opportunities. The next four miles are downhill, to the bottom of the Apurimac Canyon. This section of the trail offers incredible chances for condor sightings, mango fruit picking and 360-degree views of phenomenal scenery.
Here our camp will be set up and will be waiting for us, along with a well-deserved dinner. We will camp and sleep under the Southern Cross.
- Overnight: Camp
- Meals: B,L,D
- Camp Elevation: 7500 ft / 2200 mt
Day 5: Chikiska to Choquequirao
We will leave our camp very early in the morning and arrive at Choquequirao 5 hours later. This is a six-mile stretch uphill for the first part, and then flat terrain to Choquequirao.
We will spend the rest of the afternoon visiting and walking around these amazing ruins, watching condors fly overhead and enjoying a view of the sunset on top of a glacier above our heads.
- Overnight: Camp
- Meals: B,L,D
- Camp Elevation: 10500 ft / 2800 mt
Day 6: Choquequirao to Maizal
After breakfast, it's time to hit the trail again. The first part of the trail is downhill, followed by an uphill to our next camp, where our staff will have everything set up for us.
We will have lunch by the Rio Blanco (White River). Day 6 has been rated by past clients as one of the most challenging days of the trip, and very rewarding and fun!
Another evening of a hearty dinner, relaxation and stargazing.
- Overnight: Camp
- Meals: B,L,D
- Camp Elevation: 11000 ft / 3000 mt
Day 7: Maizal to Yanama
We will begin running or hiking after a hearty breakfast. Day 7 will lead us to Yanama, going uphill the first five miles to Veronica pass. These miles are amazingly beautiful. We will have the chance to see sections of the so-called "Royal IncaTrail," a section of the trail that was exclusively used by the Inca Emperor and family.
Lunch will be waiting for us at the pass. The next three miles are downhill, and lead us straight to our next camp.
Upon our arrival at Yanama, our camps will be made, a full meal will be waiting for us, and another promising evening for more Inca tales, stargazing and relaxation.
- Overnight: Camp
- Meals: B,L,D
- Camp Elevation: 11600 ft / 3500 mt
Day 8: Yanama to Totora
Another great morning starts surrounded by the beauty of the Andes at their best. Today's hike and run will lead us up and over Yanama pass, followed by a great descent to our next camp. This part of the trail is one of the most beautiful sections of the adventure. You will see incredible views of glaciers, winding rivers, and gold wheat fields.
As we descend from the pass, you will witness dramatic changes in the environment surrounding you. On this day, we will go from the typical highland vegetation to being surrounded by jungle-like vegetation.
Dinner, more Incan history and fun are waiting for us at the end of the day. You might even decide take part of a small soccer game with the locals.
- Overnight: Camp
- Meals: B,L,D
- Camp Elevation: 11500 ft / 3410 mt
Day 9: Totora to Machu Picchu
Very early and after breakfast, we will catch our 1 hr 45 min. ride to the train station. The train is our final link to Machu Picchu. The train will drop us off at the town of Aguas Calientes, which is a 1.5 miles beneath Machu Picchu. From Aguas Calientes, you can either hike up to the ruins or take the shuttle.
We should be at the ruins by 11am. We have until 4pm to visit the site.
Our guide will provide a comprehensive explanation about the Machu Picchu ruin site. We will then head back to Ollantaytambo on a 90 minute comfortable ride in the Vista Dome trains.
A night of celebration, joy and great food is waiting for us upon our return to the City of Cusco where we'll spend the night at our hotel.
- Overnight: Hotel
- Meals: B,L,D
- Elevation: 11073 ft / 3300 mt
Day 10 Return to Lima - Fly Back Home
We will leave Cusco around mid day to return to Lima. Once in Lima, you have the option to spend the rest of the afternoon resting in your hotel, or you can go for a walk around the Miraflores neighborhood. You will be taken to Lima Airport that night to take your flight back home.
- Overnight: None
- Meals: B,L
- Elevation: Sea Level
Trip Dates - Year 2013
June 7th - 20th - Special Itinerary!
(With Anastasia Kuzmina)
Min 6 People
August 10 - 18th
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If the above dates don't work for you, we can arrange private trips for your family, group of friends, or just the two of you. Simply pick the dates that work best for you, then contact us to schedule!
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Response to: Great article, but there's a better downside to VNC
Charles --
Please, would you write that article,
so that we can all learn to tunnel --
Pick it up, right from here. and, in
the same style and 'weight'.
Showing messages 1 through 3 of 3.
Great article, but there's a better downside to VNC
2004-01-13 22:58:48 anonymous2 [View]
There's a great GUI app for OSX for SSH Tunnels:
SSH Tunnel Manager
i wrote an ariticle about using ssh tunnels to secure email (pop and smtp):
VNC via SSH
2003-09-23 15:48:49 tychay [View]
Here are two .command scripts that will start and stop your an SSH VNC tunnel:
USERNAME=<username on remote machine>
HOSTNAME=<ip address of remote machine>
BINDPORT=<local port to bind to: VNC # + 5900>
VNCPORT=<remote port to bind to: VNC # + 5900>
VNCSESSION=<path to VNCSession file>
ssh -c blowfish -l $USERNAME $HOSTNAME -L $BINDPORT:localhost:$VNCPORT -f -N
open $VNCSESSION
Obviously you have to customize the first part. The first VNC port is the bind port you have on your VNC client (for instance 1->5901 and you are binding to localhost:5901 in your VNC session file. The first line contains the syntax to set up the tunnel and the secibd line opens your VNC session file that is bound to localhost:6901--NOTE: I use VNCDimension not ChickenOfTheVNC so YMMV! Note also that this does not start the VNCServer running on the remote computer/Mac. You have to use OSXvnc or "Share My Desktop" to do that and there is the caveat that if you logout of VNC your session is killed and needs to be restarted! Note also that this script isn't automated since it will ask you for a password (your password on the remote machine). To fix this you have to follow a hint which I won't give (it's in the OReilly Mac OS X hacks book as many other places) and use an SSH keychain tool. For the cheap among you, do a lookup of "ssh-agent" and Mac clients for it as well as passwordless ssh login for tutorials on the web.
To close the script down....
BINDPORT=<local port to bind to: VNC # + 5900>
VNCPORT=<remote port to bind to: VNC # + 5900>
for X in `ps xww | grep $BINDPORT:localhost:$VNCPORT | grep -v grep | awk '{ print $1 }'`; do
kill $X;
This will destroy your tunnel but it leaves the VNC server running on the remote machine.
Write these as text files with the name "start.command" and "stop.command" (or whatever) and then turn on executable (with get info) and double click. Obviously with AppleScript Studio and the AppleScript basics provided in this article, you can roll your own interface. :)
Note, I should mention that on LANs this is not much of an issue. VNC uses a challenge/response password verification system that will protect the password from being hacked so the only thing you are transmitting out in the open are the VNC controls.
Take care and happy hacking,
Great article, but there's a better downside to VNC
2003-09-22 14:44:20 csoto [View]
I'm pretty sure there's an article somewhere on tunneling using SSH. I'll look and post the URL of what I find.
OK. Found one, right here on Oranet:
Simply follow the instructions, but instead of connecting via VNC to the remote host, connect to localhost, on the port that you have forwarded. The VNC team has a "Making VNC more secure with SSH" page at:
SSH is super useful. I just hope Apple gets off their tuckus and patches the current vulnerability!


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Academy Announces Winners for 2010 Student Academy Awards®
Beverly Hills, CA (May 17, 2010) — Thirteen students from 10 U.S. colleges and universities have been named winners in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' 37th Annual Student Academy Awards competition. Academy members will view these films at special screenings and vote to determine the winner's placements. The student filmmakers will be brought to Los Angeles for a week of industry-related activities and social events that will culminate in the awards ceremony on Saturday, June 12, at the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater. One student filmmaker from the United Kingdom also has been selected to receive this year's Honorary Foreign Film award.
The winners are (listed alphabetically by film title within category):
"Multiply," Emily Henricks, University of Southern California
"Surface: Film from Below," Varathit Uthaisri, Parsons The New School for Design, New York
"Departure of Love," Jennifer Bors, Ringling College of Art and Design, Florida
"Dried Up," Isaiah Powers and Jeremy Casper, Kansas City Art Institute, Missouri
"Lifeline," Andres Salaff, California Institute of the Arts
"Dreams Awake (Suena Despierto)," Kevin Gordon and Rebekah Meredith, Stanford University, California
"Rediscovering Pape," Maria Royo, City College of New York
"Yizkor (Remembrance)," Ruth Fertig, University of Texas at Austin
"Down in Number 5," Kim Spurlock, New York University
"God of Love," Luke Matheny, New York University
"The Lunch Box," Lubomir Kocka, Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia
Honorary Foreign Film
"The Confession," Tanel Toom, The National Film and Television School, Beaconsfield, United Kingdom
While U.S. winners know they will each receive an award, their placement – Gold, Silver or Bronze – will not be revealed until the June 12 ceremony. Gold Medal award winners receive cash grants of $5,000, Silver Medal award winners receive $3,000 and Bronze Medal award winners receive $2,000. The Honorary Foreign Film winner receives a $1,000 cash grant.
The U.S. students first competed in one of three regional competitions. Each region was permitted to send as many as three finalist films in each of four award categories. Academy members then screened the finalists' films and voted to select the winners.
"The Confession," the Honorary Foreign Film winner, was selected from a pool of 61 entries representing 36 countries.
The Academy established the Student Academy Awards in 1972 to support and encourage excellence in filmmaking at the collegiate level. Past Student Academy Award winners have gone on to receive 40 Oscar® nominations and have won or shared seven awards. At the 82nd Academy Awards earlier this year, Pete Docter, who earned a Student Academy Award in 1992, took home the Oscar for Animated Feature Film for "Up." He also earned a nomination for the original screenplay for the film. Additionally, Gregg Helvey, a 2009 Student Academy Award winner, received his first Oscar nomination in the Live Action Short Film category for "Kavi."
The 37th Annual Student Academy Awards ceremony on June 12 is free and open to the public, but advance tickets are required. Tickets may be obtained online at www.oscars.org, in person at the Academy box office or by mail. The Samuel Goldwyn Theater is located at 8949 Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills. For more information, call (310) 247-3600.
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