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Baldwyn coach Jimmy Dillinger probably felt like Christmas had come early for him after all the gifts the Forest High offense handed over during the first half.
Forest's first offensive possession ended when quarterback Lavadius Lyles turned the ball over on an inteception.
Baldwyn went 50 yards in nine plays and took an early 6-0 lead that would build on just moments later.
On the third play of Forest's second possession, Baldwyn scooped up a fumble and returned if for a touchdown. The two point conversion put the Bearcats of the north up 14-0.
Just three plays later, Lyles threw his second pick of the day on an ill advised throw.
Baldwyn was unable to make much happen on their drive and were forced to punt. A jailbreak ensured which resulted in a blocked punt that set up Forest 1st and ten from the Baldwyn 27.
Three plays later Lyles plunged in from a yard out to bring the score to 14-6.
BHS answered right back with an eight play 73 yard drive that stretched the lead out to 21-6.
Lyles fourth and fifth interceptions of the day came in the next two Forest possessions, but the half came to merciful end with the south state champs trailing just 21-6.
Forest spent the most of the first half shooting themselves in the foot and it appeared they reloaded at halftime and kept firing when the third quarter began.
Baldwyn kicked off to Forest to begin the second half and the Forest return man muffed the kick and BHS recovered.
A 20 yard scoring strike to senior Dorian Berry marched the lead out to 28-6.
On the first play of the ensuing drive, Lyles broke containment and sprinted some 70 yards down the field only to fumble the ball away again.
After a Baldwyn punt, Lyles threw yet another interception giving him six on the day.
Despite the shortfalls of the offense, Lavadius kept plugging ahead and led his team on a scoring drive in which he did the honors himself on the scoring run and the two point conversion.
Baldwyn answered right back with perhaps the most methodical drive of the day. It took the Bearcats 15 plays to drive 75 yards all on the ground to essentially put the game away 35-20.
Forest would add another score late, but a failed two point coversion made the remaining plays academic as Baldwyn won one for the north.
3A Tylertown vs. Louisville
Most followers of high school football had pretty much penciled the Wildcats of Louisville in as the 3A state champions.
Apparently somone forgot to tell Tylertown.
The Chiefs came out and gave the defending champs all they wanted. If the visitors from Walthall County were intimidated by the moment, they never showed it.
After a pair of non-productive drives Tylertown drew first blood on an end around play that covered eighteen yards.
Louisville answered right back on a 57 yard touchdown catch and run by junior wideout Markeith Triplett. The point after failed leaving the score at 7-6.
Tylertown took over on their own 35 yard line and marched down the field and padded their lead with a 34 yard touchdown pass. The conversion made it 14-6.
After both teams lost fumbles, Louisville took the lead for the first time on a double pass when Dennis Thames found Triplett to put the 'Cats up 20-14.
Tylertown was not content to just make a game of it. The south state champs put together another impressive drive with the big blow coming when Brandon Thompson hauled in his second touchdown pass on the day. The point after put Tylertown back up 21-20 with a quarter to play.
Louisville would not go quietly. Dennis Thames began to exert himself and really take charge of the game. After racking up four first downs on the drive, the Wildcats retook the lead 26-21.
Tylertown would make a last minute drive, but with all three timeouts spent an ill advised quartback scramble resulted in a tackle in bounds that allowed the final seconds to tick away.
Louisville was the only 2007 state champion to repeat.
4A Noxubee County vs. D'Iberille
The Tigers and the Warriors both came into the game undefeated, but only one could leave that way.
After a scoreless first quarter that saw D'iberville miss on an early field goal, both teams appeared to settle down.
Both teams second drives of the second quarter resulted in points. The Warriors took an early lead on a 45 yard field goal and the Tigers came right back to find paydirt on a long touchdown pass to Vincent Sanders. The exta point was blocked leaving the Noxubee lead at 6-3.
Noxubee County would build on that lead after the half on a 10 yard scoring pass to increase their lead to 12-3. The two point try was no good.
D'iberville put together their best offensive outburst of the night to answer with a 12 play 77 yard drive that ended with a 13 yard touchdown pass to Kevin Norwood. The PAT was good and the Warriors were down just two as the fourth quarter began.
The teams would trade punts before D'iberville would string together another good drive aided by a fake punt that set the Warriors up on the Noxubee side of the 50.
A quick out to Norwood on 3rd down set the stage for a potential game winning field goal, but the win was not to be as the kick came up just a couple of yards short of the crossbar.
Pat Patterson lined up as quarterback and salted away the games final two minutes with a few nice runs to keep the clock moving.
The Tigers stellar defense does it again as Noxubee County won 12-10.


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Mary Salas
|Mary Salas
|Current candidacy
|Running for Mayor of Chula Vista
|General election
|June 3, 2014
|Current office
|Chula Vista City Council, Seat 4
|In office
|1996 - 2004, December 4, 2012 - Present
|Term ends
|December 6, 2016
|Years in position (current service)
|Years in position (previous service)
|Elections and appointments
|Last election
|June 3, 2014
|First elected
|June 2012
|Next general
|November 4, 2014
|Term limits
|2 terms (8 years)
|Prior offices
|California State Assembly
District 79
|2006 - 2010
|Office website
Salas is a 2014 candidate for mayor of Chula Vista, California.[1]
Committee assignments
During her time in the legislature, Salas served on the following committees:
- Health Committee, California General Assembly
- Jobs, Economic Development, and the Economy Committee, California General Assembly
- Veterans Affairs Committee, California General Assembly (Chair)
- Water, Parks and Wildlife Committee, California General Assembly
Sponsored legislation
Salas's sponsored legislation includes:
- AB 261 - Pupil records: privacy rights
- AB 286 - Vehicles: additional registration fees
- AB 847 - Sales tax: Adult Entertainment Venue Impact Fee
For details and a full listing of sponsored bills, see the House site.
The city of Chula Vista, California held mayoral elections on June 3, 2014. Pamela Bensoussan, Jerry Rindone and Mary Salas faced off in the general election. Because no candidate received more than 50 percent of the vote, the top two vote-getters - Salas and Rindone - will meet in a runoff election on November 4, 2014.[2][3][4][5][6]
|Chula Vista Mayor, 2014
|Vote %
|Mary Salas
|Jerry Rindone
|Pamela Bensoussan
|Total Votes
|Source: County of San Diego
Salas was eligible but did not seek re-election in 2010. She instead ran for election to the California State Senate, Seat 40. She was defeated by Juan Vargas in the June 8 primary.
In 2008 Salas was re-elected to the California State Assembly District 79. Salas (D) finished with 74,051 votes while her opponent Derrick Roach (R) finished with 32,526 votes.[7]
|California State Assembly, District 79, Special Election, 2008
|Vote %
|Mary Salas Incumbent
|Derrick Roach
|Total Votes
Campaign donors
2008Salas won re-election to the California State Assembly in 2008. During that election cycle, Salas raised a total of $444,041.
|California State Assembly 2008 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to Mary Salas's campaign in 2008
|California State Council of Service Employees
|California Teachers Association
|California State Council of Laborers
|Southwest Regional Council of Carpenters
|Pechanga Band of Luiseno Mission Indians
|Total Raised in 2008
|Source:Follow the Money
Capitol Weekly, California's major weekly periodical covering the state legislature, publishes an annual legislative scorecard to pin down the political or ideological leanings of every member of the legislature based on how they voted on an assortment of bills in the most recent legislative session. The 2009 scores were based on votes on 19 bills, but did not include how legislators voted on the Proposition 1A (2009). On the scorecard, "100" is a perfect liberal score and "0" is a perfect conservative score.[8][9]
On the 2009 Capitol Weekly legislative scorecard, Salas ranked as a 100, along with eight other Democratic members of the state assembly.
Salas is a member of the American Association of University Women, California Trade and Commerce Agency, Kiwanis International, MANA, South County Economic Development Council Board, and Sweetwater Authority.[10]
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See also
- Chula Vista, California
- Chula Vista, California mayoral election, 2014
- United States municipal elections, 2014
External links
- Profile from the City of Chula Vista
- Biography from the City of Chula Vista
- Legislative Profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Campaign contributions: 2008, 2006
- ↑ City of Chula Vista, "Candidate Log - June 3, 2014 General Municipal Election," accessed April 1, 2014
- ↑ City of Chula Vista "Elections," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ The Charter of the City of Chula Vista "Article III, Section 300.A.3," accessed March 10, 2014
- ↑ City of Chula Vista "Candidate Log - June 3, 2014 General Municipal Election," accessed April 1, 2014
- ↑ San Diego Source, "Chula Vista mayor's race, council seat 1 undecided," June 3, 2014
- ↑ KPBS, "June 3, 2014 Primary Election Results," June 3, 2014
- ↑ California Secretary of State, "Official 2008 General election results," accessed May 15, 2014
- ↑ Capitol Weekly, "Capitol Weekly's Legislative Scorecard," December 17, 2009
- ↑ Fox and Hounds Daily, "Random Thoughts on the Political Scene," December 18, 2009
- ↑ Project Vote Smart, "Biography," accessed May 15, 2014
|Political offices
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Ben Hueso
- California
- Former member, California State Assembly
- City council official of one of the 100 largest United States cities by population
- Current city council member, Chula Vista
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Paranoid Penguin syslog Configuration
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GFX Mainstream Linux
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Focus on Embedded Systems
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As Linux continues to play an ever increasing role in corporate data centers and institutions, ensuring the integrity and protection of these systems must be a priority. With 60% of the world's websites and an increasing share of organization's mission-critical workloads running on Linux, failing to stop malware and other advanced threats on Linux can increasingly impact an organization's reputation and bottom line.
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Security Basics
mailing list archives
Well, I would agree that GoToMyPC is a security risk but there are always risks out there. The
trouble is deciding what is acceptable risk for your current environment. Personally, I'd like to
see GoToMyPC go away but that decision is not mine to make. To answer the question as to how do I
know an employee hasn't bought the product for himself and installed it without my knowledge. Your
right I could put hands on every machine and do physical audits, or I could just watch connections
over Port 8200 and match those with authorized machines. We run static IP's on our internal so that
is pretty easy. Or I could just only allow connections thru my firewall on Port 8200 for those
machines that are authorized with an ACL (Which is what I do.)
When speaking about security and remote connections - how can you trust that a home user with VPN
connection doesn't take company data and move it to his home machine, how can you be assured that
their systems are secure, that there is no bridging between their open internet connection, that
they are running a fully updated Anti-Virus program. There is risk involved in every connection.
All the policies and procedures in the world can't secure the network without monitoring and
enforcement. In theory we can dictate that personal machines on the remote end of a VPN fall under
our control and must conform to our policies but how often does this happen in the real world?
People are people and they are going to do what they want. By establishing system security in such
a way that it hampers an employees ability to do their job they will find a way to work around it.
By setting up system security in such a way that channels the employees workflow with minimal
impact, you can control and monitor what is happening.
I'm not sure how things are in your environment but there are plenty of decisions that I have no
part of but still have to make them work as securely as I can. At the end of the day, IMHO, the
network is there for one reason, to allow the employees to do the business of the company. As the
security administrator, my job is to make is as secure as possible without undue interference to the
company workflow. It's all a balancing act. What I'd like to have happened to secure the network
and what I can actually implement can be different. It all comes down to what level of risk is the
company willing to take in order to do business.
Graydon S McKee IV - GSEC
Firewall/Security Administrator
ORC Macro - Macro International
11785 Beltsville Drive
Calverton, Maryland 20705
301-572-0583 Fax: 301-572-0982
From: Steve Marin [mailto:steve () skabnmarin com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 6:53 PM
To: graydon.s.mckee.iv () orcmacro com; Scott.Swenka () sunhealth org; security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: GOTOMYPC Corporate?
GoToMyPc in my opinion is a severe security risk. Why you ask? Well for the fact that, how do you
know for sure that an employee has not signed up for the service and can now access his machine and
corp LAN without the knowledge if any person in management. The answer is you will not know unless
you do an audit of eevery machine. So if you have any data that is proprietary or confidential, it
can be accessed without the company's knowledge.
Granted I'm extremly biased to my own product (which automatically blocks off GoToMyPC) but if you
really read what GoToMyPC is all about it is not as "Secure" as they claim, not only that they say
that it will bypass your firewall that is in place.....
----- Original Message -----
From: "Graydon McKee" <graydon.s.mckee.iv () ORCMacro com>
To: <Scott.Swenka () sunhealth org>; <security-basics () securityfocus com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 6:12 AM
Subject: RE: GOTOMYPC Corporate?
We are using it here with pretty good results. One of the benefits is that the user can access
their machine from any other machine without the need for special VPN software or hardware. We
don't have any issues with HIPAA or PHI so that was never a factor for us. The only thing that
causes a concern for me right now is that every machine that has it loaded is constantly
to the gotomypc servers via port 8200. gotomypc is rather closed mouthed about this and only
indicates that they utilize "unused bandwidth" and this does not cause an issue. Granted that may
be the case but I have been concerned when 18% of my current bandwidth consists of these machines
connecting to gotomypc even when they are not in use. Since the decision to utilize this software
was decided at paygrades above mine, I can only monitor the situation and gather information.
I find issues with its use then I'll make a move to re-evaluate the deployment of gotomypc.
Aside from that one issue, our experience has been rather positive.
Graydon S McKee IV - GSEC
Firewall/Security Administrator
ORC Macro - Macro International
11785 Beltsville Drive
Calverton, Maryland 20705
301-572-0583 Fax: 301-572-0982
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott.Swenka () sunhealth org [mailto:Scott.Swenka () sunhealth org]
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 12:20 PM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: GOTOMYPC Corporate?
So what is the general consensus on GOTOMYPC Corporate?
Personally, I don't have alot of trust or warm and fuzzy feelings about it,
due to the risks it poses, and the possible potential of PHI
(Private/Personal Health Information), and Financial data being leaked out.
As well as the concerns with it pertaining to HIPAA compliancy.
What is everyones elses feelings on it?
Personally, I would rather have them come in on a VPN client, and use a
internal VNC (or other remote desktop) solution.
Scott C. Swenka
Network Security
Sun Health Corporation
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I'm trying to get my app working as a plugin, and I seem to be having problems with (or generally misunderstanding) plugsync~s first outlet (far left). It says pretty clearly that it outputs an int of 1 while playing and 0 while paused or stopped. However, I just get a continuous "1" from Logic 7.2 (PPC). I configured it exactly as shown in the help file, using a change object on the outlet. Any ideas? Is there a "known bug" that only I don't know about?
[ ps - I also updated the Pluggo Runtime, and re-installed 10.4.6 using the Combined updater. ]
hmm… the flag check (rightmost outlet) seems to suggest that transport isn't supported in Logic. Lame. Can anyone verify this?
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Nmap Development
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Hi all,
on the last nse brainstorming meeting, I was tasked with looking
into recent VMWare and OpenSSH vulns and selecting the ones
which would be suitable for nse scripts. This is what I've found.
I've browsed trough VMWare security advisories for this year.
Most of the vulns are local privileges escalation and guest to
host escape vulns. I have found only three remotely exploitable
vulns, which are pretty specific.
Those are:
VMware Virtual Machine Remote Device Denial of Service
VMWare has the ability to attach remote devices, like CDROMs or such, to
a virtual machine. An attacker that controls the remote device, can exploit
this vulnerability to cause Denial Of Service against the VM.
Since this vulnerability requires a control over remote device,
without it we are unable
to check for this vuln. Only way would be by fingerprinting the VMWare software
and matching the vulnerable version.
ESX NFS traffic parsing vulnerability
There is a vulnerability in ESX(i) when parsing NFS traffic.
An attacker that can control NFS traffic can exploit this vulnerability to
cause Denial Of Service against the VM or even achieve remote code execution.
Same comment applies for this one. It might not be impossible to trigger the
bug by NSE script, but it will most certainly be very very difficult.
Apart from that obvious complexity, the advisory is lax on details which would
make it even more difficult. Also, it would require a pretty specific ESX setup.
The vCenter Chargeback Manager (CBM) contains a flaw in its handling
of XML API requests. This vulnerability allows an unauthenticated
remote attacker to download files from the CBM server or conduct a
denial-of-service against the server.
This one might not be that hard to check for or even exploit. But
again, very specific software which I don't think is freely available,
and lack of info in the advisory.
For all this vulnerabilities, easiest way to check for them is to
match fingerprints.
When we have VMWare Workstation or player, only thing we can access remotely is
vmauthd whose version rarely changes and which doesn't reflect the VM version.
So that one is useless for out purpose.
Another thing is fingerprinting ESX. I've discussed this with David,
and there are already
service probes for it, so fingerprinting would be done by version scan.
I've looked into metasploit's vmware scripts, and only two pre-auth
scripts are vmauth brute, which we already have, and ESX
fingerprinting which I've discussed above.
I must say that I'm somewhat disappointed as I can't say that any of
these vulns
would be suitable for NSE scripts.
Maybe the original author of the idea on the ScriptIdeas page has some
further ideas?
Now for OpenSSH vulns:
Idea here was to go trough recent OpenSSH vulns and select ones that
are _practical_ vulns and not theoretical crypto flaws, and select the
ones that would make a nice NSE script.
There is really only one problem here. There weren't that many OpenSSH
vulns in the past 10 years.
Only vuln I could find that might be suitable for NSE script and
wasn't more than 10 years old was Tavis Ormandy's CRC DoS vuln from
2006 which would very well be detected by version matching.
Believe me, I am as sad as you are that there are no more OpenSSH vulns...
Again, if the original idea author has some specific ideas, please share.
And of course, if anybody has some ideas about these two topics, please
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After citizens' concerns over feral and free-range cats were raised at a Front Royal town council work session in April, Warren County has looked into possible solutions, one being a licensing ordinance.
County Attorney Blair Mitchell said the town could adopt a licensing or leash law, something that would act as "a first step" to combat the problem.
"We don't really have a problem with them in the county," he said. The town could peruse an ordinance, or some kind of 'catch, spay, release' program.
"Some localities have waived associated fees to encourage participation in those programs," Mitchell added.
Town Councilman Shae Parker brought the issue up after he'd "been receiving complaints" from citizens.
"I wanted to open up the discussion," he said. The town is preliminarily not looking for a "leash law," Parker said, but might be open to adopting an ordinance.
"We can adopt something, but would Animal Control, through the Sheriff's office, be willing to enforce that on the town's behalf," he questioned.
A licensing ordinance would make it easier for those citizens negatively affected by feral or free range cats, to track down an owner and have the cat removed.
"Now, unless the cat is injured, animal control can't do anything," Parker said. "I don't want to see us rounding up all the stray cats and euthanizing them. That's not a solution."
Parker also noted that large numbers of cats urinating and defecating around businesses, can easily become a public health issue.
"Right now there is no remedy, nowhere for citizens to go to have a cat removed," he said. "If it were a skunk, rabid raccoon, a coyote, even a dog, there are some remedies. But when it comes to cats, it's a grey area."
The issue will be further discussed between town and county officials at their liaison meeting on May 17. Parker encouraged concerned town residents to alert their representatives through calls or letters if they are experiencing problems due to feral or free-range cats.
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Huh? Another better idea from another ambulance chaser? This attorney comes up with the idea of a licensing ordinance for free ranging feral cats? Hmmm, isn't there one obvious major problem with this concept.... how does one determine who owns an undomesticated feral cat and then make the owner purchase a license? Imagine yourself as a town policeman assigned to this investigative task.
Isn't licensing of free-ranging feral cats the same thing as determining who owns the deer that just ate the roses off your rose bush, the raccoon who raided your trash can, the squirrel who emptied the bird feeder?
County Attorney Blair Mitchell? Oh, that explains everything.
Exactly my sentiments, Jacko. Will someone PLEASE license and penalize the deer that keep eating my shrubs? If there's a civil servant that can fix that problem, you've got my vote. By the way, what's the next thing you guys will think of regulating? Mice? (Whose population will certainly increase when you jail the cats.)
When I moved to Warren County, I "inherited" a colony of cats that lived on my property. We decided to manage the colony ourselves. The first major problem in Front Royal is trying to locate a veterinarian that will adjust their inoculation, spay and neuter prices, to be affordable for someone who is managing a large cat colony. Sadly, there are none in Warren County who are willing to help. The prices they charge for spay and neuter are ridiculous, even rivaling more expensive places like Fairfax and Loudoun County.
The veterinarians in Warren County we contacted, did not care that you were attempting to address an issue that would better the community. It was all about the money. Luckily, we were able to find a great vet in Shenandoah County, who really cares about animals, and would work with you to make it affordable.
The second issue, was dealing with the Wagner Shelter. My impression of the philosophy at the time, was to euthanize any feral or stray cat that came in the door within days of receipt, after all "it's only a cat" not a dog. I don't know if that mentality has changed, but at the time, the people I dealt with at the Julie Wagner Shelter were not shy to let you know that were pro-K9, and felines were viewed upon as a public nuisance.
Another issue, folks do not know there is a distinction between a feral cats and a homeless/stray cat, which the later I believe is more of an issue facing Warren County and Front Royal. Feral cats are classified as those born in the wild, and will strive to have little or no interaction with humans, their behavior is stealth, not to be seen. Stray cats will allow you to approach them to a certain point, and will tolerate some human presence. I believe we have more strays (abandoned/lost) than feral cats.
I agree we need a mechanism in place to address this issue, on the other hand, we also need a mechanism to help us manage and deter the population. In my opinion, the veterinarians that have practices in Warren County/Front Royal have failed the community.
In my opinion, when licensing veterinary offices, the town and county should have a condition on that license, that requires those offices to provide a certain percentage of "at cost" services to individuals who work on projects that benefit the community. Such as those who manage a cat colony; coordinate rabies awareness; run adoption, spay and neuter, and rabies clinics; and sponsor pet care vouchers for elderly and low income individuals.
JT is VERY correct about the fees. Luray has a vet that offers the same service at half the cost of local as well. Nor is some ordinance going to help solve the problem. "Here's your sign" Mr. County Attorney.
Richmond at one time was doing a catch, spay, release program funded mostly by a telethon. Obviously that wouldn't work here in FR/WC, we are too small. But if you get a good organizer, I am sure some sort of annual or every other year event could be worked out to fund such an operation. Get the pet stores in on the deal and look towards neighboring counties for cost efficient operators if no one wants to step up to the plate locally, I'm sure they wont mind the free press of being cheaper. Its a very successful way to treat the problem as long as you have the right spearhead.
To take one outbreak of rabies caused by cats and use that as a reason for mass euthanization puts one in the same crowd as trying to fine non-existent owners.
I wish they would do something about the BEARS in the town. We have at least 2 bears visit our neighborhood and create havoc each night. One almost killed my dog last year. I've called the police several times, because animal control won't do anything about them. The town's "bear-proof" answer to trash cans (Lord knows how much they spent on those chains and hooks) is a joke. The bears break them the day the town fixes them. The town won't let us buy our own bear-proof trash cans because their trucks can't pick them up. Our complaints and concerns are ignored. I don't want to see the bears hurt (it's not their fault they are overpopulated and starving in the National Forest), but I don't want to see any of our pets or, God forbid, our children hurt, either. My grandchildren are terrified to be outside after dark. Now we are beginning to see the bears during the day as well.
JT, look up the Shenandoah Spay and Neuter clinic in Harrisonburg, their prices a decent.
Warren county is worried about stray cats, I know of a few dog owners that I have yet to see them get their dogs vaccinated or licensed, so good luck getting the feral cats licensed.
It was not my intention, to ignore the information you provided. However, I was distracted by the distributing diatribe from Woodsman001. I've heard of Harrisonburg S & N, and their prices are reasonable. Nevertheless, I was able to locate a vet much closer in Strasburg who has reasonable fees as well, especially when you inform them you are proactively managing a cat colony.
It's a sad story to think of all the animals that end up destroyed. They are just doing what nature tell them to do: reproduce. There certainly is no simple solution to this cat problem, I will admit. Unfortunately too many people fail to take responsibility for animals they have and it quickly turns into this overpopulated cat issue.
Yes, more vets should be helping out. Everything should not be about money, money and more money. Responsible pet owners know the expenses they face when an animal is ill or injured. Many of us see our pets as family and we care for them.
I started feeding a starving cat about four years ago. This poor creature was so dirty and skinny, you couldn't even tell what kind of cat he was. He just had these big, sad, pleading eyes and was so hungry. I made up a box to give him some shelter from the cold. As the weeks went by, I continued feeding him until finally I could see a fluffy tail emerging from his slender body. He welcomed the daily brushing and attention.
Well for you who care about animals, you probably know how this story goes. I didn't need another cat of course (had two others that I rescued) but today he is a big, fluffy, handsome, 17 pound, long-hair yellow Tabby. If he could talk about his struggle to survive, it would be the story of thousands who will never be lucky enough to find a home, much less a name.
Obviously you hate cats, that's fine. I'm sure I could spend a little time on google and find plenty of stories of rabid dogs. Or even a step further of non-rabid dogs killing other pets and/or people. Or some other story of deaths caused by a rabid wild animal bite.
A'Katrina, I have to generally agree with you. I have not taken in any feral cats (I adopt from shelters), but I have a friend who has done very successfully several times. It does disturb me, however, that so many of these feral cats are suffering horribly. Is it better to die of starvation than to be euthanized? Not an easy answer.
Nice to see I ticked you off enough to show more of your true inner hate. Are you perhaps our local making his own hats?
All snark aside, We do have "A" cat. We adopted in Richmond as a kitten. The closest she gets to outside is the window except for her vet visits. I will make sure she knows you are concerned and she had better never escape for you are waiting to put her in a "shot-dead grave"
May you continue your bliss!
Got it. I like that. Living creatures, no matter what kind or strain, have a history of being cruel. It is just my nature to say, do it quick and painless. We can decide, they can't. It is because our brains are a little more compex. So, we can all kill unwanted animals quick right? No us smarter ones can not do that consistently. Maybe a few, but not that Funk(or any other dumb red) who's grandad should have been eliminated themself too.
Woodsman001, there will be a Liaison Meeting of the Front Royal Town Council and Warren County Board of Supervisors on Thursday, May 17, 2012. The meeting will take place at 6:00 pm in the Caucus Room of the Warren County Government Center.
Joe, I doubt Woodsman001 could provide any actual facts to the board, that are not based on a fear driven extrapolation. What he fails to realize, just because he reads something on the internet, and to keep repeating the same DOES NOT MAKE IT TRUE, and certainly not applicable to the situation in Warren County.
Woodsman001 is on a hate/fear driven mission to rid the world of every cat. Obviously, even his own posts shows it's not grounded in fact. His statement, "Fleas and rats not even required if you have cats around. The cats themselves are carriers and spreaders of the plague. Totally disproving that oft-spewed myth about lack of cats causing the plague in Europe. Cats would have made it worse."
The plague that affected Europe during the 14th through the 19th century, was in fact carried by fleas that specifically inhabit the bodies of mice and rats and other ground rodents, not cats. Cats kill mice and rodents, thus reducing the rodent population and the spread of the disease.
Just Google "Woodsman001" you can read his spiel all over the net, some of it is quite comical. He even suggests that his IQ is so high it cannot be measured, and 99.9999% of us are all morons, when compared to him...LOL. I didn't know tin foil hats came in blaze orange.
Woodsman001 is afflicted with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, the same disease that affects the evangelical anti-abortionist doctor killers.
Woodsman001 does not live in Virginia. He is a dangerous fanatic so deranged he must be viewed as a threat to take someone's life for simply disagreeing with his kill-all-cats philosophy. If you Google "Woodsman001" you will find that he posts on many forums in many cities and states across the country, wherever the feral cat issue is discussed. He must have a Google "alert" set to kick out every cat discussion in the country so he can cut, paste, and post his extremist view of shooting cats on sight. He tells the same story over and over, how he and his trusty gun cleared his land of cats with cheap bullets. His statistics are too warped to be taken seriously. If cats were the disease carriers he portrays, cat ownership would have become illegal long ago.
I am a narrow-minded nut job who bashes narrow minded nut jobs. I am driven to this calling because I have CDO. It's like Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, only in alphabetical order, like it should be.
LOL (I googled). I tried to go back and see if it was the same copy&paste poster from the HLI rally story but the story list doesn't allow for that.
Woodsman, from the link you posted, here is a quote, "Plague is endemic in the southwestern Colorado community and throughout the western United States. It exists within the natural, complex cycle of wild rodents and rabbits and their fleas."
You have stated elsewhere, your goal was to restore the wildlife on your property by destroying all outside cats, and in doing so, to increase the number of wild rodents and small game on your property.
Aren't you building a habitat for other animals that equally are a threat to the human race? Rodents and rabbits are the true carriers of plague, that's been proven over and over. So shouldn't you be destroying them as well? Have you tested every mouse, mole, and rabbit on your property for plague? Unless you can prove all the small wild animals on your property do not have plague fleas, shouldn't you be killing them them as well? By your own admission, you are encouraging the spread of plague by increasing the number of carriers. You are acting as an instrument, abiding a threat against the human race. By the standard you apply to cats, should you destroy yourself?
Or are you exempt from your hypocrisy?
Please, before reading, sit down so you won't fall down from laughing.
Let's invite Woodsman001 to tell us in his own words how smart he believes he is:
Woodsman001's verbal score is not the only credibility degradtion he faces.
There once was a deranged fellow, a twisted genius, who lived a solitary, friendless life in a one room cabin in the woods of Montana. Remember Ted Kaczynski? Remind you of anybody now posting on this forum?
I look forward to your angry, incomprehensible reply.
Well for those with a rational thought process, if you google "successful TNR programs" you can find MANY places where they are handled well. Its easy to take a bad example and try to use that as the reason not to try something. But if that's the way the situation is to be looked at, then one might as well lock themselves in an underground shelter because everything from driving to eating to using the internet comes at a risk to ones self.
Not that it really matters, but I would stand on the side of any possible viable alternative irregardless of what type of animal is involved. I still don't really like the deer we are killing because we knocked out woods to put up new housing/schools and then complain about the "over population" of the animals whose homes we just took from them. While I live in one said area dealing with bears/deer, I COMPLETELY understand the need of it, I just don't like it. I just don't feel we are in a situation where our only option is to start killing cats. (No matter what some internet troll goes on and on about)
*Miss/Mrs/Ms Walter, other sites you can see they ask the troll to go, he just keeps on, just so you are aware.
Woodsman001, your conclusions are based on an uncontrolled study at your location, and are therefore inconclusive. The information that you compiled based on your sole location is inconsistent with any acceptable scientific testing model to consistently extract data, to establish fact from theory .
I have a large cat population living on my land, and have so for years, my experience is contrary to yours. I have never had a rodent in my residence. I do occasionally find a dead one outside on my land from a hunt, but never any in the house, the barn, or any of my outbuildings.
It seems that you had an extreme experience, that is inconsistent with more than likely 99% of others experience. Yet based on your sole experience, you feel justified to go on a crusade to exterminate, maim, or blind any cat that is outside, whether it is somebody's pet or not, or whether the cat is on private land not yours or not. On a different site, you even provided instructions to others on how to accomplish this feat.
Nevertheless, not withstanding the subject at hand, I truly find your posting behavior deeply disturbing. The mannerism and style of your writing seriously concerns me. Your writings and some of your self-promoting claims are shockingly similar to other people, who in time turned out to be very problematic to the world, others such as Charles Manson, Jim Jones, Timothy McVeigh, David Koresh, and Ted Kaczynski, just to name a few.
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Woodsman's 'hermit living in a cave' superiority complex fuels her narcissism. Examination of her endless hate filled writings reveal a miserable, unremarkable personality desperately seeking recognition as a superior intellect. Woodsman's greatest academic accomplishment ( perhaps a high school graduation marred by unjustly being robbed as Valedictorian or humiliated as "second fiddle" Salutatorian, or something equally as insignificant as attainment of a Bachelors Degree in a mundane field like Home Economics ) did not fulfill her competitive needs for male attention to replace that of her prolonged Electra Complex tinged with sadomasochism. What better mechanism for satisfaction of aberrant masochistic cravings than publicly broadcasting the shock value of killing beloved pets? Posting flaming comments on public forums guarantees respondents will provide heaping helpings of orgasmic abuse.
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"We don't really have a problem with them (stray, feral cats) in the county," he said.
Years ago, a family friend who grew up in Austria during Hitler's time described how they ate "roof rabbits" aka cats during that time. I can't even imagine that!
All I can say is that I totally empathize with anyone having problems with stray/feral cats on their property because unfortunately I do as well. When we moved here there was already a huge population of feral cats all around the property. One of our neighbors who had lived here all their lives said it had gotten totally out of control, but catching them was not easy. THEN a cat lover moved next door and she "adopted" them all as pets daring anyone to do anything to her "babies"!
This cat loving lady feeds them...I have seen the HUGE cat food bags in the trash BUT this lady never neuters or spays them and they breed several times a year and most are in bred and a lot of them are so diseased and scraggly looking you don't want to be near them!! A responsible cat owner would include some shots and neutering/spaying in her pet care, but that point is lost to her! My granddaughters want to pet them, but as diseased looking as they are I tell them NOT to touch them!
These cats are on MY property all the time getting into trash cans, doing into our outbuildings, sitting all over my patio furniture getting cat hair on everything, they dig in my tomato plants and mulch and leave their feces all over the place!! Do they get rid of mice? Heck no!! Too full from all the cat food I guess, but we still have mice! As I try to count how many cats roam our property now, I can only say it is well over 20 and increasing all the time!
I (and most of our neighbors) would love to find a solution, but this lady has really complicated the problem by calling them her "pets", so if you go shooting them, you are now the one in hot water! What do you do??
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The ip address is still 18.104.22.168This router is the chattiest little bugger I think I've ever seen. The PnP traffic and such on the LAN borders on stupid.But I think its getting close to having some fun time, so stayed tuned for hacking 101. Any who is still blasting away at the 604 and wants me to leave it up, let me know.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
OK after three cheap home routers no one has been able to get a file onto or off of the victim PC, qrkx was able to sneak some packets by the NAT Device, but marginal consequences if any.I'm going to build a XP SP2 (no patches beyond SP2) and we are going to see just how well XP's built in firewall does as it also takes a ton of flak, but before I do that I would like people to know just how vulnerable the victim PC is and so I'm going to stick it out on the internet and the challenge will be to own the system before one of the locally infected bot systems does (like most ISP Shaw has no shortage of infected and scanning systems). Now please do not blow the system up (as its beside my desk), don't whack anyone else who is 'visiting' and don't put up anything other then text files claiming you were here (ie no exe's etc and no PORN). I will be nuking and repaving the whole system afterward as I prepare the XP SP2 system. I'll leave the system up for a while so people can visit it and do so in different ways.Think of the system as a large wall which is available for your txt graffiti and treat it responsibly but also remember it is likely to be owned by some bot(s) etc as time goes.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
The IP Address is 220.127.116.11The system will be logged so we can see who is first BBR folk or local worm. Currently the system is behind a Linksys WRT54GS but will be pushed onto the internet via being placed in the Linksys's DMZ, which will leave it completely out in the open. This should also serve as a warning about using port forwarding or DMZ as the router can't protect you there.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
System was owned within 7 minutes by a local bot.Edit -> I'll leave the system up unless it goes into a major scanning and infection mode for awhile and we will do the XP SP2 thing tomorrow morning if that is OK with everyone as it is Friday night.Blake
Just to clarify Blake, the system that was owned so quickly is XP SP2 (no further updates) placed in the DMZ with the windows firewall disabled?Edit: I just re-read a prior post of yours and see that for this test the windows firewall was disabled.
First to leave a txt file in the shared directory would be ??Blake
This system is a totally unpatched XP system, no service packs, no patches, as the NAT Device was the only thing protecting it from a quick death as what happen when I pushed it out into the so called DMZ.I'll put up the XP SP2 system tomorrow.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
Thanks for the clarification and for creating this very interesting challenge.--dltbw
The winning bot:the exploitNov 04, 2005 16:29:34.315 - (TCP) 22.214.171.124 : 2413 >>> 192.168.1.102 : 135 RPC ScanNov 04, 2005 16:29:34.355 - (TCP) 126.96.36.199 : 2415 >>> 192.168.1.102 : 135 RPC ScanNov 04, 2005 16:31:13.238 - (TCP) 126.96.36.199 : 1800 >>> 192.168.1.102 : 135 RPC Scanthe call back to get the rest of the wormNov 04, 2005 16:32:08.417 - (TCP) 192.168.1.102 : 1152 >>> 22.214.171.124 : 9317I put the system into the DMZ at about 16:25:10Blake
Routers don't act like pc users.Maybe by getting the end user to download a file when it opens a webpage is the only way to affect the pc behind the router.I say this because this seems to be the goal in this challenge. Then, the challenge is how to get the file on the pc without being noticed.Am I correct ? --Happy Dell PC Owner.
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No... the goal is to get past the NAT router. It has nothing to do with requiring a user to take an action - we all know users are stupid. We think NAT routers are smarter.
I was 'extending' your statement, BT, not contradicting it. As originally phrased, it was subject to misconstrual as being nothing but a marketing ploy, hence my "not just 'sold' (emphasis added); my point was that there's actually a bit of substance in this case.--Regards, Joseph V. Morris
I see. Text will do that sometimes =(I didn't follow your meaning.--Captain of the ATU Tux Racer Clan.
Everyone had a shot at the victim pc that wanted to as its time to start the nuke and pave.Blake
Stop your scans/attacks/whatever as I have disconnected the victim and will now start rebuilding it for our XP SP2 firewall test. Hopefully anyone who tried found it rather simple to get onto this system, and hence that the NAT Device was able to defend this open system successfully as no one got onto it before.I'll get the XP SP2 system up for testing tomorrow around noon local time.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
I shut down the victim system after noticing that it went into scan/attack mode and having a little bit of time tonight I thought I would just take a quick look and see what bots I could find that had installed themselves on the unprotected system in the short time that I left it up.C:\WINDOWS\System32\dfrgfat32.exedfrgfat32.exe - infected by Backdoor.Win32.SdBot.afuC:\WINDOWS\System32\msftp.exemsftp.exe - infected by Backdoor.Win32.SdBot.afuC:\WINDOWS\System32\i - Trojan-Downloader.BAT.Ftp.abC:\WINDOWS\System32\winPE.exewinPE.exe - infected by Backdoor.Win32.Rbot.vaC:\WINDOWS\System32\USBhardware8.exeUSBhardware8.exe - infected by Backdoor.Win32.Rbot.genC:\WINDOWS\System32\service.exeservice.exe - infected by Backdoor.Win32.Rbot.ulSo you can see the system picked up at least 4 bots in about 2 hours. I didn't surf anywhere other then BBR once which is safe, don't have email, chat, P2P, whatever, so the only way these bots got onto the system was via network exploits, which the NAT Devices where previously protecting the system from.Blake
I should also comment that I did block outbound IRC traffic from the system when I pushed it onto the internet otherwise it likely would have been much worse as the botmasters would have installed even more malware then there was.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
But did you see any outbound IRC traffic attempts in the logs from the system during that time interval?--Regards, Joseph V. Morris
Blake,One of the tests that you should perform is how each of the boxes you have deals with fragmentation.NAT does not perform reassembly of IP datagrams but the packet filtering on the box might do some. In both cases interesting opportunities arise. I remember an old IPFilter problem where incorrect fragmentation parsing lead to exposing filtered ports...rgds.
As you've implied a couple of times, local testing would certainly seem to be a faster way to determine some of these details. Blake's the one with all the spare boxes, and you're the one with expertise, so perhaps the box-specific "de-fragmentation" test and others are best handled after the public challenge phases are over?Thanks again to both of you for a real learning experience.-- B--In a realm outside causality and function
I used to love fragmented packets OK next victim is almost ready. This is a Windows XP Pro, SP2 system, meaning there are not other updates etc applied, just what was on the install CD. It is configured as per default settings, except I turned off automatic updates. It will be running Link Logger as I will move it into the DMZ so it will be open for all manners of attacks, but I'll be able to log those attempts. Also I will be running a sniffer on the LAN to see if anyone gets it. So get ready to rumble gang.The idea here is to get past XP's native software firewall.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
The setup information for our new victim:IP Address : 184.108.40.206Default Gateway : 188.8.131.52DNS 1 : 18.104.22.168DNS 2 : 184.108.40.206There is an admin user Bob with a password of Bob and an open file share on the system.Blake
Would it be better to expose it directly to the broadband modem? I mean, are we completely sure that forwarding all ports via the pseudo-"DMZ" on the SOHO router is exactly equivalent to a raw connection, from a security perspective?-- B--In a realm outside causality and function
did anyone test the router's with spoofed tcp packets? i mean link logger connected to a host and someone else sending spoofed tcp packets using the same ports and ip's? The router should check the sequence number, i guess but you never now..
Sorry guys I had to pull the cable there for a minute as I thought I saw something interesting but there was so much traffic that I had to pause it somehow, but it was nothing and so game on.Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel
A request if I may for someone at QWest who is scanning but includes x pings per port scan, can you skip the pings? Trust me I'm here, but your pings are not being responded too (also what scanning package are you using?).I could turn a response for those on at the firewall, but I doubt XP firewall is going to respond to them either (anyone confirm this?).Blake
I do much prefer be behind an active NAT Device when I'm running a sniffer as there are freaking tons of events in the sniffer so its hard to even find anything as I'm seeing every hit that is being stopped by XP's firewall and when Link Logger is logging at least 10,000 hits per hour you can guess what the sniffer is logging as it gets each packet (minus the syslog events from the router).My one concern at the moment is if I pull the router out, that I might be a new IP address.Also does anyone think they have a winner yet (you can IM if you wish).Blake--Vendor: Firewall Logging Software »www.SonicLogger.com - SonicWall and 3Com »www.LinkLogger.com - Linksys, Netgear and Zyxel


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"homophobic" is a made up word. It doesn't exist in the context you cite. Being against sinful and damaging behavior is not a phobia but right.thinking. Since the KKK was the terrorist am of the Democratic party and it is well know that Nazism was a homosexual invention I do believe you are confused as to who the true haters are.