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Cool Urban Gardens of New York City
The city of New York plays host to nearly 51 million visitors a year and is home to over 19 million residents in the New York, North New Jersey and Long Island areas. It is a city of urban landscaping, millions of people and surprisingly, some of the coolest urban gardens and natural elemental designs in the world. For travelers looking to explore NYC off the beaten path and away from typical New York tourist attractions or for residents looking for an escape from dense city life, here are 8 of the best, coolest and most beautiful urban gardens New York City has to offer.
The High Line
For a one of a kind experience, visitors to New York should visit The High Line. Rich in New York history, this elevated outdoor railway which was originally built in 1930 has been remodeled as a state of the art, 22 block public park. Guests walk above crowded streets and among gorgeous greenery in this park which can only be visited through elevator access at four of its nine entrances. For serenity and urban views, The High Line is a unique and exceptional park for tourists and residents alike.
Brooklyn Grange Farm
The largest rooftop farm in America, and quite possibly the world, is located in the heart of New York City at Brooklyn Grange Farm. This small New York urban farm has over two acres of rooftop soil and foliage. Since the farm's birth in 2010, the farmers of Brooklyn Grange have sold over 40,000 pounds of vegetable and now keep egg laying hens and cultivate bees. Open for tours, internships and private events, this fully functioning rooftop farm is a must see in the concrete jungle of New York.
Empire State Building
For a different type of artistry and garden experience, a trip to the New York's iconic Empire State Building is in order. Guests to the top of the building can see a garden of city lights and silhouetted high rises against a setting sun. This "garden" is best seen at twilight but the building is open until 2 AM for visitors looking to view the lights of the "City That Never Sleeps."
Central Park Conservatory Garden
The Central Park Conservatory Garden is home to three smaller gardens, each embodying different genres of gardens found throughout the globe. To the north, the conservatory garden is home to a French-designed garden with fantastic seasonal flora displays and a center fountain titled "Three Dancing Maidens." In the south section of the conservatory, a quaint and charming English styled garden can be found. This garden is dedicated to Frances Hodgson Burnett, the author of the children's book, The Secret Garden and at the end of a water lily pool, a statue of the book characters, Mary and Dickon, can be found. In the center of the conservatory, large sweeping stairs lead to an Italian inspired garden. Twelve foot high fountains play at the west end of the large and perfectly manicured lawn and guests revel in the beauty of a wisteria covered pergola also found in the center section. This garden in New York is an oasis away from the shape angles of skyscrapers and allows visitors a tranquil and unique experience with Central Park.
Top of the Rock Observation Deck
For a view of the entire New York skyline, guests can visit a three story observatory at the top of the Rockefeller Plaza. Guests can get a complete view of the New York City garden-like skyline of tourist attractions such as the Brooklyn Bridge, Central park, the Empire State Building and the entire New York skyline.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
This picturesque garden allows visitors to see herb and rose gardens as well as a widespread amount of indoor plants, a Bonsai museum and pavilions featuring desert, tropical and temperate zone plant life. Other exhibits exist in this exceptional garden in the heart of Brooklyn but guests are truly transported out of the city with a trip to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden aquatic house. Raised out of ashes (literally built on an ash dump from the 1800s,) this garden is a must see for travelers looking for a different and naturally pleasing New York attraction.
The New York Earth Room
For those who travel to New York for its artistic flare, then The New York Earth Room a NYC must-see. This interior earth sculpture is home to 3,600 square feet floor space covered in 250 cubic yards of earth. Guests can see the sculpture and its 22 inch deep wall of earth for free in the colder winter months and it truly is an artistic rendition of earth. Originally this sculpture was third in a set of three created in 1977, but now is the only one remaining in the world. Weighting in with 280,000 lbs, this unique, incredibly earthy and serene sculpture is off the beaten path of New York tourist attractions and is just plain cool.
Storm King Art Center Sculpture Park
Located a short hour outside of New York City, the Storm King Art Center is a 500-acre sculpture garden. Guests can walk among giant works of art in an outdoor setting that includes works from famous artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Alexander Calder, David Smith, Sol LeWitt, Louise Nevelson, and Magdalena Abakanowicz, among several others or take a 35 minute shuttle tour around the park. Mountains, fields and expansive artwork make this garden a New York oddity and transports guests into a cool and almost tranquil experience.
Whether a walking park above the city, a botanical garden or a New York loft filled with earth, the cool garden attractions of NYC set it apart as one of the coolest cities in the world for natural design.
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its an awsome school and has great school spirit. its very aware of people with disabilites and other stuff and helps them, and is really good at helping smart students go their farthest.
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The latest round of events included a flag football game, a soccer game and a sprint competition with the winner of each event earning one point. The Army took two out of the three events, losing only a very abbreviated football game. (Which was a lot closer than the actual ARMY-NAVY football game.)


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A commission I got at Megacon from marquisespinneretmindfang of one of my Fantrolls. IT CAME OUT SO GOOD OMGOSH!
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We have a winner. This is my Trolls fighting style.
Some of the God Tiers you all know. Most of the others were designed by Conekiller, Epicmurdock and myself. Some were taken and modified from other sources as well.
Custom tiers for Nurse, Chef, Lord, Rogue, Mage, Judge, Monk, Queen, Duke and Guard.
wB: And it was in that moment,
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Your name is CODER.
You are a disgrunted ex-EA software engineer who, while working for the beta of The Sburb's, stumbled across an interesting bit of code.
You are now gifted with the powers of a FIRST GUARDIAN, and have set about to shape the Incipisphere as you see fit.
You seem to have forgotten that the BETA TESTERS are also in this session with you. You pay them no mind however.
You are a most TERRIBLE HOST.
Posting this now because I finally remembered. No one will prob see it at this hour, but what the hell.
Team Codekiller + Their Trolls. More sprites and names soon, just posting this before I keel over and pass out.
Daryan Ropoda - Monk of Sound
Another Custom God Tier Sprite. I'm proud of this one because from sketch to sprite in little less than a few hours.
Headcanon: Heroes of Sound's hoods cover their eyes no matter what kind of like Seer. The idea is that in God Tier, the Hero of Sound relies more heavily on their hearing than any other sense, being able to hear any sound over miles and being able to single it out.
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AB Precision (Poole), or ABP, are an established engineering company founded in 1965. They are a member of the DMA, the APPSS and ISO 9001 accredited.
The EOD and remote vehicle business unit are responsible for a number of projects, in service with the UK MoD and worldwide. These include the Needle, Pigstick and Hotrod water jet disrupters, the ABL 900 (Dragon) de-armer and the ABL1000 recoilless disrupter / de-armer. ABP works with other companies to produce bespoke EOD and defence solutions.
De-armers / disruptors
ABP manufacture a wide range of conventional and recoilless disruptors and de-armers for use against a variety of IEDs or conventional munitions, now including 'stand back attack' options. The newest additions are ABL 2000 and ABL 3000 recoilless disrupters, Needle Plus, and the ultra lightweight disposable disruptors (ULDD) Mantis and Scorpion. Other products include limpet mine disposal equipment (LMDE).
The Dragon (ABL900) de-armer render a variety of air dropped munitions, land service ammunition and IEDs safe. This is achieved by projecting appropriately shaped steel slugs at high velocity into the fuzes or pistols of conventional munitions or into the bodies of IEDs.
Limpet mine disposal equipment (LMDE) has been developed to disrupt thin cased mines that have been attached to the hull / structure of a ship or underwater.
The Hotrod disruptor is an established piece of equipment for disruption of IEDs that are contained in larger or better protected enclosures, while the Needle Disruptor defeats letter or small parcel IED devices.
The Needle Plus is a 'leadless' cartridge and breach system which allows standard command cable to be connected in a manner common to ABP's other disruptors, such as Pigstick and Hotrod.
The Pigstick disruptor is an established equipment for disruption of thin walled Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). The Mantis lightweight disposable disruptor has been designed to provide equivalent disruptive performance to the Pigstick, thus providing the de facto standard capability in disruption of IEDs.
The Scorpion high-power disruptor is capable of carrying out safe procedures on IEDs of approximately suitcase size, and smaller, better-protected targets.
ABP manufacture a range of recoilless disruptors and de-armers for use on remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) / unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and when in confined spaces to reduce secondary damage. ABP's conventional disruptors and de-armers have a proven track record, over the past 35 years, with security forces around the world.
Our EOD products include the non-magnetic mine prodder, the Minex miniature single channel exploder with removable shock tube adaptor, the detonator crimp tool (also known as the crimp tool L30A1) and the abrasive water cutting system (AWCS).
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(02/19/13) - Blight and crime are two major issues affecting many Mid-Michigan communities.
Flint's Mayor announced that millions of dollars could be on the way to demolish eyesores in city neighborhoods.
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Many say abandoned homes increases crime. One city leader feels the Mayor didn't do enough to address this problem on the north side of Flint.
"I have stayed in the place since 1983 and I've seen it just go down, down, down, down, down," said Flint resident William Monroe.
After 30 years, Monroe has seen the change in his north side Flint community. He's frustrated because he doesn't see it getting any better.
"Crime is growing and the blight is there I guess because of the unemployment," he said.
Blight has been a big problem in the city of Flint. City Councilwoman Jackie Poplar says it's even bigger in her ward - on the north side.
It's something she believes was missed in the Mayor's State of the City address.
"I want to see right now is I want to see houses come down, not us continually talk about them. I need to see some action," she said.
Mayor Walling says help is on the way, not just on the north side, but in the entire city.
"Today, we have the full details being released on the $3.7 million grant from the state of Michigan. One of them is around Flint Northwestern High School, another is around Flint Northern and the last is around the South Saginaw Corridor and so two of those areas are on the city's North side," said Mayor Walling.
Beginning with blight, some believe is the way to get a handle on the city's crime problem.
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True or False: Electric cars are slow.
False. The 2008 Shelby Aero EV (EV means "Electric Vehicle") used two electric motors to generate 1,000 horsepower. It had a top speed of 208 miles per hour.
OhioState Universitybuilt an electric car called the Buckeye Bullet that topped out at 320 miles per hour at the Bonneville Salt Flats in 2010.
True or False: Electric cars can't go very far on a single charge.
False. In 2010, an electric Audi A2 traveled 372 miles nonstop on a single charge.
Also in 2010, an electric Daihatsu Mira van traveled 623 miles on a single charge.
It is estimated that the average American drives about 40 miles each day. Range should not be a big problem.
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Probably false. Some people believe that it will be difficult to find a place to recharge electric cars. That is unlikely to be much of a problem. In many colder climates, cars have engine block heaters installed to help start them in very cold weather. The power for these heaters is provided at homes and many businesses. The ability to provide electricity for charging should not be a problem.
Some energy sources, wind and solar for example, may be good for generating electricity for charging batteries. Although there have been advances in both wind and solar power, it does not appear that they will be able to provide a significant source of electricity to meet the demands of running homes and businesses in most areas. However, they may serve as very good sources for the demand of charging vehicles over the course of a day.
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Mahan Law provides a vast array of legal and professional services to both Kentucky and Ohio (specifically Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Grant, Pendleton, Hamilton, Clermont, Warren, Butler, Montgomery counties). Our office is located at 16 West 4th Street, Suite 202, Newport, KY 41071, with an additional meeting location in Franklin, OH. We will also come to meet you at a more convenient location at no additional charge.
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Investors await the Fed's president speech for clues about the economy and tapering.
U.S. equity futures were unchanged in early premarket trade ahead of some key earnings reports, notably from drugstore chain CVS (CVS). Also, a speech from Federal Reserve President Charles Evans could move markets this morning.
In other news, the Reserve Bank of Australia cut its benchmark interest rate to a record low of 2.5% from 2.75%. The RBA Board noted that they expect growth below trend in the near term and that they see further downside for the Australian dollar.
The Italian economy shrunk less than expected in the second quarter. The first estimate of second quarter GDP was reported as a contraction of 0.2%. Economists were looking for a contraction of 0.4% compared to last year's contraction of 0.6%.
British industrial production rose sharply in June, climbing 1.1% compared to the forecast of 0.6%. The prior reading was a flat 0.0% and June's reading is the highest since January of 2011.
S&P 500 futures fell 0.3 points to 1,702.20.
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Spanish 10-year government bond yields fell 1 basis point to 4.58%.
Italian 10-year government bond yields were flat at 4.28%.
Gold fell 0.93% to $1,290.30 per ounce.
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Asian shares closed off of the lows with some major indices closing higher following the RBA rate decision. The Japanese Nikkei 225 Index gained 1.00% and the Topix Index rose 0.75%. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng Index fell 1.34% while the Shanghai Composite Index rallied 0.49% in China. Also, the Korean Kospi fell 0.5% and Australian shares declined 0.11%.
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European shares were mixed in early trade following mixed earnings reports from companies across the continent. The Spanish Ibex Index gained 0.39% and the FTSE MIB Index rose 0.22%. Meanwhile, the German DAX was flat and the French CAC 40 Index rose 0.22% while U.K. shares fell 0.08%.
Commodities were lower overnight as the RBA warned on the decline of the resource boom. WTI crude futures declined 0.27% to $106.27 per barrel and Brent crude futures fell 0.29% to $108.39 per barrel. Copper futures rose 0.44% to $318.20 per pound. Gold was lower and silver futures declined 0.28% to $19.67 per ounce.
Currency markets were on the move as the euro climbed following the Italian GDP report. The EUR/USD was higher at 1.3277 and the dollar fell against the yen to 98.25 from 98.30. Overall, the Dollar Index declined 0.1% on weakness against the euro, the pound, and the yen.
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Hologix (HOLX) reported third quarter earnings per share of $0.38 vs. $0.37 expected on revenue of $626.1 million vs. $626.84 million expected.
Tyson Foods (TSN) reported third quarter earnings per share of $0.69 vs. $0.58 expected on revenue of $8.73 billion vs. $8.64 billion expected.
Kindred Healthcare (KND) reported second quarter earnings per share of $0.12 vs. $0.33 expected on revenue of $1.41 billion vs. $1.47 billion expected.
Black Hills Corp. (BKH) reported second quarter earnings per share of $0.41 vs. $0.42 expected on revenue of $279.8 million vs. $285.94 million expected.
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TRW Holdings (TRW) shares declined 1.42% premarket after the company sold 10.3 million shares in a secondary offering.
Einstein Noah Restaurant Group (BAGL) shares declined 4.56% premarket as the company announced a secondary offering of 1.5 million shares on behalf of Greenlight Capital, the hedge fund run by David Einhorn.
American Eagle Outfitters (AEO) shares declined 17.28% premarket as the company slashed earnings per share guidance to $0.10 from a prior range of $0.19-0.21, below analyst estimates of $0.21.
General Motors (GM) shares fell 0.46% as the UAW is selling 45.5 million of its warrants in the stock.
Notable companies expected to report earnings Tuesday include:
CVS Corp. (CVS) is expected to report second quarter earnings per share of $0.96 vs. $0.81 a year ago on revenue of $31.14 billion vs. $30.71 billion a year ago.
Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) is expected to report second quarter earnings per share of $0.44 vs. $0.38 a year ago on revenue of $22.87 billion vs. $22.68 billion a year ago.
Emerson Electric (EMR) is expected to report third quarter earnings per share of $0.98 vs. $1.04 a year ago on revenue of $6.44 billion vs. $6.48 billion a year ago.
Dish Network (DISH) is expected to report second quarter earnings per share of $0.54 vs. $0.50 a year ago on revenue of $3.65 billion vs. $3.57 billion a year ago.
FirstEnergy (FE) is expected to report second quarter earnings per share of $0.54 vs. $0.60 a year ago on revenue of $3.61 billion vs. $3.87 billion a year ago.
On the economics calendar Tuesday, the weekly Redbook is due out followed by the JOLTS job report and the weekly four-week bill auction. Also, the Fed's Evans is set to speak and the Treasury will also auction three-year notes and STRIPS. Overnight, the Bank of England inflation report and a speech from BOE Governor Mark Carney are expected.
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Gabriel Martinez Coronado, 87, of Shelley passed away Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2011, at his home.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday, Feb. 21, 2011, at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church on 9th and Lee Streets in Idaho Falls. The family will receive friends Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Nalder Funeral Home (110 West Oak) in Shelley. A Rosary service will start at 5 p.m. on Sunday at the funeral home.Â
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POCATELLO — Lyle Donald Hoskins, 76, passed away Friday Feb. 11, 2011, at his home in Pocatello. He was surrounded by his loving family and friends and his faithful companion Bosco Dog.
Lyle was born Aug. 25, 1934, in Blackfoot, son of Lyle Donald Hoskins and Mary Reta Wallace Hoskins.
SHELLEY — The 4A High Country Conference sixth district wrestling tournament was held on Wednesday at Shelley High School. The twelve time defending district champion Blackfoot Broncos were once again tabbed as the favorite heading into the tournament and they didn't fail to disappoint, as they crowned 7 district champions and qualified 22-wrestlers to the state tournament en route to capturing their thirteenth straight district title with 505 team points.
BLACKFOOT — A trial has been scheduled for Anthony Clarke, one of the five individuals charged with misdemeanor offenses from incidents that allegedly occurred during the basketball season last year at Blackfoot High School.
The pretrial conference for Clarke was rescheduled after neither Clarke nor his attorney Dean Brandstetter were present at the first scheduled pretrial. At that time Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Randy Smith said they were near reaching a plea agreement but had yet to meet in person with Clarke, who is attending Boise State University.
John Thomas Clark, known among his friends as "John", "Tom", "Johnny" and "J.T." to his railroad buddies, passed away at his home after a short illness with a cancerous brain tumor.
He was born Oct. 16, 1926, in Moreland to Harold Adams and Mary Edna Bunn Clark, joining his older sister Jeanne Siddoway, brother Keith Harold Clark and later a younger sister, Audrey Randall.
SHELLEY — The Shelley Russets drilled 11 three point baskets, 4 of those from the hot shooting Chad Leckington, as the Men in Red disposed of the Bonneville Bees 72-52 in the first round of the sixth district tournament at Shelley High School on Tuesday night.
BLACKFOOT — The trials for two of the five former Blackfoot High School athletes charged with various misdemeanors stemming from incidents that occurred last year during the basketball season will not be moved, pending the outcome of a jury selection scheduled for today.
Jury voir dire will occur today for Nathan Walker's trial. Walker is charged with five counts of misdemeanor false imprisonment and one count of aiding and abetting.
"We already have 100 prospective jurors coming in," Roos said. "I think it's best, since we have already summoned those people in, we make the attempt."
BLACKFOOT — Members of Boy Scout Troop 202 in Blackfoot took part in a flag retirement ceremony Tuesday evening.
Michael Prudhomme headed this project to complete his Eagle Scout project.
"When flags are no longer in any condition to be displayed, a flag retirement ceremony is conducted," Prudhomme said.
Prudhomme explained the design of the flag.
John Thomas Clark known among his friends as "John", "Tom", "Johnny" and "J.T." to his railroad buddies, passed away at his home after a short illness with a cancerous brain tumor.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 18, 2011, at the Moreland LDS Chapel, 740 W. 175 N. in Blackfoot, with Bishop Keith Keller conducting.
The family will meet with friends and relatives from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011, at Hawker Funeral Home, 132 South Shilling Avenue in Blackfoot and again for one hour prior to services at the church.
George Robert Ney, 79, of Blackfoot passed away Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011, at his home.
George was born Feb. 21, 1931, in Decatur, Ill., to Carl Winter Ney and Pearl Susan Dunkel. He was raised and educated in Decatur.
George served in Japan during the Korean Conflict in the United States Navy, his ship, the USS Preston, went throughout the world during his service. After serving in the Navy, he lived in Southern California from 1958 to 1972, until he relocated to Blackfoot in 1972. He has lived here ever since.


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mm ! Volume 38 Number 50 Weber State College - Ogden, Utah May 2, 1978 Morley Safer featured as next convocation speaker Morley Safer, veteran television newsman, will appear Thursday at noon in the Weber State College Val A. Browning Center as part of the college's convocation series. Safer is now in the eighth season as co-editor of "60 Minutes," the highly rated CBS News television magazine. Before joining "60 Minutes," Safer was chief of the CBS News London bureau from 1967 to 1970. In that post, he reported on British events, fighting in the Middle East, the Soviet invasion of Czeshoslovakia, religious strife in Northern Ireland, the war in Vietnam, the incursions into Cambodia, and the Nigerian civil war. Before taking his London post, Safer was head of CBS News' Saigon Bureau in 1965. He spent two tours in Vietnam. Safer has won a number of major broadcasting honors for his reporting, including three Overseas Press Club awards, the Paul White award, the George Foster Peabody award, and the George Polk Memorial award. Safer was a. correspondent and producer with the Canadian-Broadcasting Corp. before coming to CBS. Safer's talk will be open to the public without charge. Long time faculty members retire Two Weber State College faculty members long associated with automotive instruction will close their careers in June. They are Blaine M. Hartog and John A. Gaz, who have worked side by side in the auto shops of the college. Both carry the rank of assistant professor of automotive engineering. They both began their duties on the former lower campus of the college at 25th and Jefferson, utilizing shops in the vocational education building. Gaz started in 1942 instructing the aircraft engine mechanic learner program for Hill Air Forec Base when the nation was gearing for the demands of World War II. He was assigned to teaching auto mechanics in 1952, and in 1962 he was made chairman of the auto mechanics department. Gaz has remained in that department until the present time. During his 41 years as a teacher Gaz taught also at Carbon County High School and at Carbon College. He is a graduate of Utah State University. According to Gaz, he may do some consultant work in his field and teach temporarily as opportunity occurs. Hartog began his service at the college in 1945 as an evening school instructor in auto body and parts courses. The following year he went full time and has since remained in the area of auto mechanics, which since then has enlarged into automotive engineering technology. He has served as an officer on the WSC Credit Union since its inception in 1957. The office of the Credit Union then consisted of his office in the Technical Education Building, where he handled loans for several years. He had been a member of the credit union's board oi directors and was treasurer-manager until 1976. Hartog notes that the organization has loaned around $26 million to employees and families of the college. He also officiated for seven years as homecoming chairman, a period that spanned the years of transition from a two-year to a four-year institution. His schooling includes Weber, Colorado State College and institutes offered by the General Motors and Ford motor companies. After retirement Hartog plans to spend considerable time with a partner raising two breeds of horses Thoroughbreds and Quarter Horses at "Colorama Ranch" in Taylor. i t . r; CONVOCATION: Morley Safer, CBS News correspondent and co-editor of "60 Minutes", will be guest speaker for Thursday's convocation. Safer will speak in the Browning Center at noon. There will be no admission charge. ! r Xt -- - A-f , -.- ' " - rr ... . -. . ST V . - . L ri L-J- JZ-:.JT.., - . V-.rJjU!-;v r t ; . - k- l I V; . ' f rfS - -if 1 j . - s ifti I; I - - : j .'fit:. - i J - r '.' T - - . ' I I l , j--j-,i" " ,.. . j ClT m in mi i I injuria III iiin-i)rrain-n"-lrmii t ' ' - - rami m tmif HIM 1 ir 11 Ogden 's faithful steed heads for the pastures THE LIFE-SIZED stallion atop Head Brother s Furniture Co. on 24th and Kiesel Streets will soon step dow n to make way for progress. The model, a replica of a former race horse, is made of fiberglass with iron hooves: it i the third to adorn the building. The predecessors, made of rawhide and wood, deteriorated under the weather. Photo by John Shupe.
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|Signpost (Weber, Utah), 1978-05-02, Vol. 38, No. 50
|Weber State College
|Associated Students of Weber College; A generous grant from the Utah State Library and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
|Weber's current student newspaper, the Signpost, first appeared on September 29, 1937. For two years prior to that time, campus news was disseminated via announcements posted on a bulletin board known as the "Signpost". As a result, the masthead of the first issue of the paper itself featured a rudimentary wooden sign with the title spelled out in rustic-looking letters. Over the years the paper has been published continuously, though the look, size and style has changed several times.
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Where Are You on the BBC's Global Fat Scale?
The BBC in the UK offers a calculator that takes your age, height and weight to help you figure out where you are on the global fat scale.
How the Calculator Works
The calculator uses population and weight data from WHO and the UN to calculate not only what your Body Mass Index (BMI) is, but how your BMI compares to people your age and gender in every country, and in which country you represent the average.
Implications of Global Weight Gain
Researchers see that the implications on world heath and resources of global weight gain are a bigger threat than population growth.
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My own BMI is below average in the United States, (and Tonga, Croatia, Somoa, and Kuwait), and, of course, above average compared to most of the world's population. The app finds that I am most like someone from South Korea!
This is a pretty neat app; it's interesting to find out where your BMI is on the BBC's global fat scale.
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How about all those 'spaghetti westerns,' filmed in Spain with wide-gauge trains unlike anything ever seen off the Iberian Peninsula? (4-wheel wagons in the American West?)
Never mind that the extras (or the wardrobe weenies) didn't have a clue about how to shape a Stetson...
Larry, about "Chattanooga Choo Choo." I am sure you (and everybody else who has been in Penn Station) noticed that the train was out in the open, and not underground.
Another thing that got me was showing the train as it crossed into Tennessee--out in the country. Of course, had it gone through Asheville, it would have crossed thus. Had it gone the shorter way, it would have crossed in downtown Bristol, Virginia/Tennessee (a spot quite familiar to me).
Norm48327It's not just railroads.
I had the opportunity to hear Randolph Mantooth (Johnny) of the show "Emergency" speak a few years ago. Among the things he told us about the show was the reason that Roy always drove - seems he drove the day they were doing "stock shots," so after that he always had to drive to maintain continuity.
The sounds of the sirens were, of course, dubbed in during post-production. Occasionally the wrong siren would get used (the squad had an electronic siren, the engine had a "wind-up" (motor driven) siren.
Norm48327It's not just railroads.
I had the opportunity to hear Randolph Mantooth (Johnny) of the show "Emergency" speak a few years ago. Among the things he told us about the show was the reason that Roy always drove - seems he drove the day they were doing "stock shots," so after that he always had to drive to maintain continuity.
The sounds of the sirens were, of course, dubbed in during post-production. Occasionally the wrong siren would get used (the squad had an electronic siren, the engine had a "wind-up" (motor driven) siren.
My personal favorite "Emergency!" continuity gaffe was a sequence where there was a fire (or rescue, I don't recall which) in a rail yard and the audio featured the clearly audible sounds of a Steam locomotive (the show was filmed in the early to mid 1970's and had a comtemporary setting)...
Although I didn't catch this faux pas watching the show first run (when I was under 10 years old) It did strike me when I saw it in re-runs in the 1990's.
At first I assumed that the production and sound effects staff where just not paying attention but now I choose to believe that the technician in charge of dubbing effects into the soundtrack was a railfan and chose to put his own homage to steam in the episode, a more romatic explanation...
"I Often Dream of Trains"-From the Album of the Same Name by Robyn Hitchcock
I remember that series "Iron Horse" with Dale Robertson. Didn't like it, too much "cowboy and indian" stuff and WAY too little railroad action. Must have been low-budget.
I even remember (barely) the "Tales of Wells Fargo" series. I've still got the train from the Marx playset. Still runs too!
friend611As a final note, the whistle on a steam engine used in a episode of "F Troop" sounds a lot like a N&W hooter.
Can't forget that the locomotive sounds in the movie "Polar Express" were recorded from Pere Marquette 1225. Per a magazine article (Trains, I think), even the process of changing the bulb in the headlight is based on reality - SRI videoed a bulb being changed after the recording crew had left. How it was pulled off in the movie - by the engine crew while in motion - was hardly accurate, but the changing of the bulb it self is correct.
Larry Resident Microferroequinologist (at least at my house) Everyone goes home; Safety begins with you My Opinion. Standard Disclaimers Apply. No Expiration Date Come ride the rails with me! There's one thing about humility - the moment you think you've got it, you've lost it...
A unique ad, from 1962 (per http://www.vintageadsandstuff.com/adsmaidenform.html ):
The New York Central's 3rd-rail electrified suburban trains and I believe the wye at Spuyten Duyvil were background to the 1967 TV-movie "The Borgia Stick", starring Inger Stevens and Don Murray, among others:
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Borgia_Stick : "Shot in New York City, the film was one of the highest-rated events of the 1966–1967 season.[1] The film was the first-ever "made-for-TV" movie.[2]" The surprise twist ending occurs along the tracks . . .
- Paul North.
The opening credits of That Girl (Marlo Thomas) show train tracks as might be viewed from the front window of a moving M.U. car.
The opening credits of That Girl (Marlo Thomas) show train tracks as might be viewed from the front window of a moving M.U. car.
That Girl's opening footage was shot from the back of a train on the tracks that parallel I-95 at the present location of Secaucus Junction, NJ. If the train was actually going forward, it would be on the wrong track, but more problematic is that if you look closely, all the vehicles on the nearby I-95 are all backing up very quickly. They simply ran the film backwards to get the illusion of going forward on the track.
Now this is the opening for That Girl, who moved from Brewster, NY, to Manhattan. I am still trying to figure out why that would involve a train in New Jersey moving away from Manhattan. The purist would have wanted to see footage of going down the tracks of MTA's Harlem line, towards the Big Apple.
Baltimore & Ohio's 4-4-0 no. 25 "William Mason" was used in The Great Locomotive Chase and Raintree County, among other films. I'm pretty sure that's also the engine they used in Gods and Generals. In Gods and Generals, she was supposed to represent an RF&P loco; but in the film, her tender lettering is V&T. Considering the fact that the V&T was in Nevada and hadn't been built in 1863, that's not very plausible. Yes, there was also a Virginia & Tennessee, but it was a couple hundred miles away and (I think) used a different gauge, so it's not likely that the RF&P had borrowed the engine. Incidentally, the fake stock cars in the film also carried V&T lettering. Wouldn't it have been easier to just slap some impermanent paint on the tender and add four characters: R F & P?
Of course, that's not the worst problem with that film.
Yeah, I was wondering about that "V&T" marking on the locomotive in "Gods and Generals" myself. You're right, not the worst problem with that film. Too short for a mini-series, WAY too long for a feature film, too much redundancy, (OK we know Stonewall's a devout Christian, you don't have to tell us over and over and over) , too much talk, not enough action, I could go on and on. It was all downhill from that wonderful opening with Mary Pfahl singing "Going Home" and those beautiful flags.
Still, it had its moments. Someone should have gotten more agressive with the editing.
You're being kind. The editor (who was the same guy who did a pretty good job with the companion film, Gettysburg) should have used a meat cleaver. I think somebody else got involved and gave him bad advice. Interesting that the closed captioning for the hearing impaired was very good on G&G, but it was laughably HORRIBLE on Gettysburg. But I digress.
ACY, I agree with you on "Gettysburg", I enjoyed that one tremendously. Well, I thought Martin Sheen was miscast as General Lee, but he was OK when you got used to him. I just didn't think he was awesome enough in bearing to pull off the Lee character. I didn't think his forced southern accent was all that good either. I live in Virginia and know what Virginians should sound like, although it's debateable what they sounded like in the 1860's.
Now, Charlton Heston, who was still alive and in good health at the time, HE would have made an awesome Lee!
Not so sure about Heston. Robert Duvall just about nailed it in G&G. Too bad that movie had too many other flaws. Agree Sheen (a fine actor in the right role, by the way) wasn't the best choice. The accent was wrong, as you say, but I also had a hard time looking at him and believing he was Lee. Maybe he needed to stand on a box when he berated Jeb Stuart. And maybe he should have sat on a telephone book when he was in the saddle. Lower camera angles (looking up at him) would have helped. Too bad G&G's poor showing at the box office ensured that the third film would not be made.
Back to other films: A film made in France, The Red Shoes (late '40's or early '50's), featured quite a few American-built SNCF 141-R Mikados in context, plus the charms of Norma Shearer. Hard to beat that.
Hi ACL (Tom)!
Oh yes, "The Red Shoes." Fine, fine movie. Oh, that was MOIRA Shearer, not Norma Shearer. Norma was retired from films by that time, and actually Moira wasn't to far away from retiring from dance herself, which led to the rise of Margot Fonteyn, a great ballerina herself.
The BEST movie involving French railroads is obviously "The Train" with Burt Lancaster. Super film with a very powerful ending. "Was all this worth the cost?"
Firelock76The BEST movie involving French railroads is obviously "The Train" with Burt Lancaster. Super film with a very powerful ending. "Was all this worth the cost?"
The realism and effort put into that movie makes it one of my favorite movies of all time. Considering the technology, they did a fabulous job. And a great view of European railroads under steam. A somber film, spectacularly done.
Edit: Looking around Railpics, I found these. Pretty powerful.


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Running doesn't mean you always have to stay in between the lines. Sometimes just off the beaten trail you find an amazing treasure. So go ahead – make your own path. Blaze your journey today!
*This Pin-spiring pic was created by the Women's Running team from a reader's photo. Do you have a scenic photo that we can use our crafty skills to jazz up? Send us your pics to firstname.lastname@example.com, and you might just see it on our site! Motivation always welcome!


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Solving RogueCoder's SQLi challenge
So I'm hanging around on #vulnhub (freenode) when RogueCoder silently drops a SQLi challenge, which you can find here:
At first I ignored it since well I'm usually not that big a fan of challenges. Mostly because they are not realistic or because they require you to solve them how the author intends them to be solved. After a while though I decided to give it a try (due to Slurpgeit nagging me to do it together) and well this was one of the more fun SQLi challenges that I've done. It was realistic and RogueCoder didn't impose any "correct solution". If you hadn't noticed yet this post will give away the solution, only read on if you have already solved it or if you want to spoil the challenge for yourself.
Now instead of firing up our favorite tool, let's first understand how the challenge works. When you perform the first request with ID set to 1 you'll get the following response:
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Username: shp0ngl3
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Now that seems like a normal response, let's try non existing IDs like -1, 0 or 99999 in all cases I'm just assuming they don't exist, but you have to start somewhere right? There are two very distinct responses:
Response to id=-1
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Nice try!
Response to id=0 or id=99999
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
The line that caught my eye was "Nice try!" this seems to indicate that some kind of hack detection is in place. Let's try and see if we can determine what kind of protection is in place:
Several requests with ',",\,%00,\',\",\\ all ended in the same message. Which led me to believe that only numbers are accepted, which in turn made me think that would be really weird since it would be almost unsolvable. Let's go back to basics and see what happens if we do a request with id=02:
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Username: RexorZ
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
So that works, let's try adding a 'a' behind it or enclose it in brackets like '(02)':
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Nice try!
Now this seems more like it, although you now might wonder why? Well because we now are pretty sure that indeed there is some filter in place that only seems to accept numbers. This is pretty important information if you eventually want to use any of the available SQL injection tools. One of the characters that we have not tested yet, but is actually pretty important is the space character, so let's do a request with id=0 2:
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Username: RexorZ
Email: email@example.com
Fun! Why? Because it tells us that spaces are not immediately rejected but probably replaced by nothing. Depending on the SQL injection point this can be really useful to bypass filters by splitting payloads up, in this case not so much though. So this is the point where we start thinking about how the programmer might have implemented this and try to think of the defenses he might have used.
I didn't get that chance though, since I was doing it together with Slurpgeit he had already gone through the list of possible characters and had identified a character '%OA' (line feed) that was allowed, since issuing the request id=2%0a produces:
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Username: RexorZ
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
You might be saying but I see no difference with a request that just does id=2, in this case that's a good thing. Since it's a line feed and it produces the same result as a valid request. To really know if this is the magical character we are looking for let's try a bit of SQL magic with the following requests:
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Oracle hates @miss_sudo
Username: user
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Excellent! We just solved the SQLi challenge. Our first request evaluates to false and thus adds 2 to the id resulting in a total of 4 which is an id with no information associated, our second request evaluates to true and thus adding 1 to the id resulting in a total of 3 which is an id with information associated. I decided to retrieve the current database user with the user() function the "clumsy" way:
Using that request as a template I used Burp Intruder with the "cluster bomb" payload type to cycle through every possible combination to find the current user.
Slurpgeit will probably respond to this blog post with a more efficient way of retrieving information and RogueCoder will do a whole blog post on this challenge including source and a more in depth explanation of the filters and why the '%OA' characters works to bypass them.
Hope you enjoyed this quickly written walk through and I hope that the big take away is that before using SQL injection tools it really really really helps to have solved it manually and actually understanding the why's and how's.
Finally i'd like to thank RogueCoder for making this challenge, Slurpgeit for convincing me to do it and #vulnhub for being an awesome channel :)
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Here we go. Just pasting some raw notes here, but these payloads should work :)
Check if it works:
Get stuff like current user, db:
Get table names for current db:
Get column names for both the "users" and "insults" table:
Get all data from both the "users" and "insults" table:


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Panasonic LX5 vs LX3 spec-sheet comparison
Most of what is known about the Panasonic LX5 so far is what is published at the Panasonic website, so we did an A/B test comparing that spec-sheet to the one of the LX3, also from the Panasonic website. Please note that this may contain typos or errors!!!
LX5 vs LX3 spec-sheet differences (LX5 mentioned first)
+ Different lens, 24-90mm f2-3.3 vs 24-60mm f2-2.8
+ 10 elements, 9 groups, 3 aspherical lenses on 5 aspherical surfaces vs 8-6-4-4
+ LX5 has slightly different focal range for video recording
+ PowerOIS vs MegaOIS
+ Manual Focus jog-dial vs joystick
+ LX5 adds ISO 12800 (as if, but I digress)
+ 2-axis +/- 9-step vs 10-step WB adjustment
LX5 has 1:1 aspect ratio (added to LX3 via firmware update)
+ 2.5fps (5 standard, 3 fine) vs 2.5fps (8/4)
+ CIPA 400 vs 380
+ LX5 adds 1/4000 shutter speed
+ LX5 adds optional EVF
+ LX5 adds SDXC support
+ ID-Security 3.6V/1250mah battery vs 3.7V/1150mah (no ID-Security crap)
+ LX5 gets new software versions, ArcSoft dropped?
+ LX5 HDMI-out, VieraLink
+ three composition line guides vs two
+ built-in memory 40MB vs 50MB
+ different Extra Optical Zoom numbers
+ LX5 adds unicorn tears
+ and more...
Please note this is not a comprehensive listing of all their differences. The above is based on comparing the two spec sheets at the Panasonic support website. It is possible that there may inaccuracies or errors!
UPDATE July 22
The global Panasonic.net website has a detailed and color-coded description of the new Panasonic LX5, where they point out additions and differences in the LX5 with red colored fonts.


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