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There are several tools, and the main question is: how pretty do you want
the tool to be? There are myriad command-line tools for capturing various
types of communication, from IM to email to HTTP, in reader-usable form
(that is, not getting things like TCP sequence numbers or individual data
about packets, but instead showing you the content itself, in human-friendly
format). The problem is, these tools stand alone, and have no real
management frontend; you get all the stuff, mixed together. They work well
for their purpose though. At the other end of the spectrum is, if it exists
anymore, SilentRunner, by Raytheon. This is incredibly sophisticated, and
can track and capture all sorts of data, but it's crazy expensive, probably
does WAY more than what you're looking for, and tends to fall over like a
toothpick placed on end if subjected to much traffic, as many people have
noted. Also, you mention forensics and pen-testing as applications; I think
the nature of your needs would differ greatly between those two roles. The
command-line stuff is excellent for that, since you can always winnow the
wheat from the chaff of your capture later, while in a forensics role, you'd
end up taking too long to find the needle in the haystack while the incident
in question continues. Which need is it you're looking to fulfill
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From: Kerri Sharp [mailto:kerri () dancetonight com]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 7:39 PM
To: forensics () securityfocus com; pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: digital surveillance techniques for forensics/penetration
Hi List
Anyone know of the tool which reconstructs captured data??
For example intercepted email with attachments or ftp data.
I saw a flash demo sometime ago at www.sainstitute.org about
digital surveillance techniques which they cover in
DefensiveForensics and DefensiveHacking. This demo has since been
removed :-( any ideas anyone?
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10.6: Exclude words from spelling auto-correction
Interesting one this. It would be less of a pain if reversing the auto-correction was easier. In Microsoft Word for instance, you press undo and all that is undone is the auto-correction. In Pages, undo kills the last letter or two typed as well so you just encounter the same problem over and over again, and the easiest way to stop it seems to be to keep typing and then come back and force the issue. In Numbers this is even more of a pain with the three-click focus to edit cell text issue.
10.6: Exclude words from spelling auto-correction
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Mountain Goat is about to turn 15 years old. Not sure how we've done it, but we're still intact and we feel the need to celebrate. First up, Dave has been busy creating a birthday beer – the Triple Hightail, while I have been doing my best to put together a short tour of some of our favourite craft beer bars around the country so we can have a beer with our friends. (The very same people who have helped us get to where we are now). So kicking off Wed 10 October where it all started – the Great Britain Hotel in Richmond (the first pub to give us a go back in 1997) we will be visiting 6 states plus the NT. We'll have a good line up of Goat kegs with us and a few bottles of Triple Hightail too (we're only bottling 250 cases of this one). Would love to see you for a beer along the way. Note: if you want to attend NT event at the Goat Island Lodge, you'll need a boat (or a helicopter).
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What – no Canberra? We love your beer too. I'm sure there is a venue you could hole up in for a night of great beer?
Congratulations on your 15th anniversary.
As you get older you realise that 15 years is really not such a long time, and yet so much has happened in those years that it seems like a lifetime ago. So many changes and challenges that you have had to overcome. Leading the craft beer movement in Australia for so many years has been a great achievement.
May your next fifteen be just as eventful (but perhaps not as hectic).
See you tonight at the Great Britain.
Thanks Rick!
Appreciate the kind words.
Buy you a beer tonight…
Hey Dave,
A big congrats on your 15th anniversary. Its our 15th anniversary too and we're celebrating this Thursday ourselves! I still remember coming to a very early MG gathering in 1996 straight after the 1996 GF when the Swans lost to Nth Melb! Will be there in Richmond on the 26th and look forward to seeing you then. Here's to another 15 years amazing years ahead of us both!
Congrats gentlemen!
It was at the 10th anniversary tour, I met you at the Paddo in Perth. Very wisely, Dave you told me not to become a brewer, unless your heart was in it because brewers don't make any money!
Five years later, I'm a brewer (earning very little money) and bloody loving it. Thanks for all of your beers that have inspired me along the way.
Although Steph and I are on "Ok-sober" (effectively banning us from all social drinking during Oktober) we'll be there on Friday night at Clancys Freo, and we'll even let you shout us a pub squash.
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Thanks David,
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But remember, same-sex "marriage" doesn't concern you!
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Monarchy and the common good
Father Edmund Waldstein has posted some excellent writings explaining the pre-modern (classical and Christian) view of politcs and defending it from its ill-informed liberal detractors. I particularly recommend them to Orthosphere readers, even though I know by now you've all heard plenty of arguments against modern autonomy-worship, because Waldstein bases himself on an understanding of the common good that, although a part of our philosophical patrimony, has been all but forgotten. To sum it up
the human good is a participation in a higher, divine good. Thus our good exists not principally in our selves, but principally in the divine realm, and secondarily in ourselves. The divine good is more our own good than the good which exists in our own souls.
the community of men reflects God more than an individual man just as the universe reflects Him more perfectly than any one creature. Recall what I said about participation a moment ago: my own good exists more in the divine than in my individual existence; a corollary can now be seen: the common good, the order of the community, is more my good than any private good of mine. The common good of order or peace is common in fullest sense of the word: all the members of the community share it without it being divided or lessened by this sharing. Thus the common good is not merely a useful good; it is not merely the conditions that enable individuals to get what they want, it is the best good that individuals can have, it is that in which they find their happiness.
By the way, Waldstein is guided on this subject by the work of early twentieth-century Thomist philosopher Charles De Koninck, whose writings are one of those many Catholic intellectual resources that seem to have been thrown out and forgotten during the post-Vatican II deluge.
Gulenism, Opus Dei, and the Mormons
Suppose you were a wise, religious man living a century or two ago. You see that modernity is here and that it will not be stopped. You see the walls of civilization bowing, cracking, groaning before it. You see pitiless, red eyes searching out enemies. You see its thirst for fire and steel. You see purity surrendering to its overripe sensuality. What do you do?
Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out: Variations on a Theme.
My current brace of columns includes one at Crisis Magazine about the trend away from concrete loyalties and objective principles toward radical subjectivity and a combination of money and bureaucracy as the basis for what's still called public life. The other one, at Catholic World Report, makes the obvious point that the result is unlivable and we should all go out and refound Christendom.
Hammer-and-nails Christians
Be ye followers of me, brethren, and observe them who walk so as you have our model. For many walk, of whom I have told you often (and now tell you weeping), that they are enemies of the cross of Christ; Whose end is destruction; whose God is their belly; and whose glory is in their shame; who mind earthly things.
– Philippians 3:17-19
Surely you've heard the news of a few legislative attempts to prevent entrepreneurs from being legally harrased into material complicity with evil by servicing gay "weddings" — gay "weddings" which, mind you, are not even legally recognized in many of those states (yet).
That's not especially alarming, or new, anyway; the free and equal new man cannot tolerate any restrictions on his liberty, even those imposed by the mere existence of the reactionary untermenschen who periodically crawl out of the sewer to contradict him. What alarms me is the extent to which Christians have thrown in with this particular anti-Crusade. In the last three days I have personally dealt with the libels of no less than three Christians, at least one of them an ostensibly "good" Catholic, daring to claim that a Christian baker refusing on principle to bake a cake for a gay "wedding" is morally deficient and contrary to Christian love; and my girlfriend (at least as fierce as me, but nowhere near as accustomed to leftist vitriol) has had to deal with several more, to her great distress. (Get it? You can't "judge" — i.e., not be 100% on board with — sodomites for what they publicly and repeatedly say and do, but you can surely read and know the hearts of far-away small-business bakery owners on the basis of third-hand reports of their conversations.)
Let us be clear; if your position is that the "love" which we mean when we say "God is love" or "God so loved the world that He sent His only-begotten Son" obliges you to sell needles to heroin addicts or to let children eat sugary cereal for every meal, then you are setting yourself against the plain letter of Scripture, the unanimous witness of Christian history, and the dictates of basic human reason. If your position requires you to view faithful Christians as crucifying Pharisees and aggressive, unrepentant sodomites as the hapless sinners who dined with Christ, then you have got absolutely everything backwards. If your position is that the Constitutional-rendering-of-the-moment has higher Magisterial status than the unbroken opinion of all saintly Christians for all of time everywhere, then maybe you should replace that little metal cross hanging around your neck with a stylized hammer and nails.
I have more comments on subsidiarity at Catholic World Report. Basically, I say that the concept is incomprehensible in a liberal technocracy, and to promote it we have to insist in principle on the autonomy of the family and the Church, and act in ways that make its value evident. I also have something about the sad state of internet discussion up at Crisis Magazine. The conclusion: preach the word in season and out of season even if people are morons. You never know who might be reading.
Democracy, authority, and the moral order
Much of this post will be old news for reactionaries, but it bears occasional reiteration. The tl;dr is as follows: It is a matter of divine revelation, and therefore binding on Christians to believe, that the rule of law was ordained by God and thus that political authority derives from his institution of the state as the minister of divine justice. This doesn't rule out, for instance, belief that democracy or anything else is the best (because most prudent) arrangement for the governance of society; but it certainly rules out the belief that democracy-or-anything-else is a moral imperative and that the legitimacy of the state is altogether dependent on one such choice to the exclusion of all others. Continue reading
Sex Matters
The modern instinct is to treat sex as a private matter that is of no real consequence to the body politic, and thus no legitimate concern of the sovereign, or of the public. Against this conservatives argue that sex has all sorts of important consequences for the health and welfare of the body politic, whether demographic, epidemiological, economic, pedagogical, or cultural, so that sexual morality matters to the polis a very great deal, and is therefore a fit concern both of the sovereign and the people.
These sorts of pragmatic objections to liberal social and sexual mores do tell, of course, and heavily. But they don't begin to get at the immense importance of sex in the long run – the really, really long run, under which the whole history of the universe is like an evening gone.
World without Men: A Novel of Totalitarian Lesbiocracy
When I teach my course on science fiction at SUNY Oswego, I concentrate on classic texts of the highest literary merit – those by Edgar Allan Poe, H. G. Wells, Olaf Stapledon, and Ray Bradbury. When I pursue my lifelong hobby I am less selective. When I discover an unknown paperback title in a second hand bookshop, I frankly judge the item by its cover while where content is concerned I hope for the best. Most of the mouldering paperbacks fall short of memorability. Occasionally, however, a jewel appears among the rubble, a short story or novel more or less forgotten that, for one reason or another, merits contemporary re-visitation. One such, which I encountered again three or four years ago after a lapse of decades, is Charles Eric Maine's World Without Men (1958), a novel about the long-term implications of birth control, abortion, and the so-called sexual revolution that treats these matters in a bold and prescient way.
Christendom: yesterday, today, and tomorrow
I have a new piece up at Crisis Magazine about the futility of generic conservatism and the need for Christendom as a goal, and one at Catholic World Report that says that Christendom is always with us, since there is always some scheme of connections, loyalties, and authorities that is in fact authoritative.


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Tomorrow there are two NFL playoff games on the docket: The Kansas City Chiefs against the Indianapolis Colts in Indy and the New Orleans Saints traveling to Philadephia to take on the Eagles. These two games have one thing in common for me: I see the team with the better running attack winning.
Chiefs vs. Colts 4:35 Saturday:
These two teams look very similar if you look at the records, both finished the season 11-5, the Colts had a 6-2 record on their home turf and the Chiefs had a 6-2 record on the road, so you would think that these two teams would stack up pretty evenly. I don't see it that way. I think the Chiefs are a far superior team to the Colts in reality. The Colts play in a terrible division, one in which they were able to coast through easily without any resistance, while the Chiefs division boasts 3 playoff teams (the Broncos and Chargers also made it) So they were playing quality teams all year long. The Chiefs also scored more points on the season (430 to 391) and they allowed less points (305 to 336).
I look for Jamaal Charles to have himself a big day tomorrow on that turf, he's a dynamic back who can be just as effective catching the ball in the flats as he in rushing out of the backfield.. The Colts are ranked 26th in the NFL against the run allowing 125.1 yards per game allowed on the ground, while Charles ranked third in the league in rushing with 1,287 yards rushing. I also expect the Chiefs defensive front seven to unsettle Andrew Luck by applying a ton of pressure. Luck having a huge day is the only way I see the Colts coming through this game with a victory.
Prediction: An easy victory for the Chiefs, 27-14
Saints vs. Eagles 8:05 Saturday:
This game featured two high powered offenses squaring off in what looks to be a very entertaining watch. This is another game that looks at lot better on paper than I think it will be played out on the field. The Saints are a Jekyll and Hyde team. They are a prolific team at home, not so much on the road as evidenced by their 8-0 home record and their paltry 3-5 road record. I don't foresee Drew Brees and the Saint offense clicking on all cylinders playing in the bitter cold on a Saturday night in Philly. I think with the elements playing a factor the run game will be extremely important and that provides the edge for the Eagles. LeSean McCoy the leagues leading rusher this season will be going up agianst the 19th best rushing defense. "Shady" put up an astounding 1,607 yard rushing, over 250 yards more than the next best back.
I think Darren Sproles and Jimmy Graham will create enough mismatches in the underneath game to keep the game close with Drew Brees, but I don't think the Saints will be able to get the ball deep the way they like to. If Nick Foles plays mistake free football and allows McCoy to lead the way the Eagles should prevail.
Prediction: Eagles win, just not as comfortably as the Chiefs earlier in the day. 23-17 Philly.
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Welcome to Melton Mowbray Victorian Fayre for 2014.
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That's the rumor anyway. I've read report after report that he might be targeted by the Cowboys or the Texans in the upcoming draft.
The Texans I can understand, but I really don't think this would be a great draft move for Dallas.
Manziel is being assessed as a blue chip quarterback, and that's not what we need in Dallas right now. We are expecting another few seasons out of Romo (his numbers continue to improve by the year), and I don't think Manziel is going to be willing to sit that long.
Plus, at this point, drafting Manziel would just give us another great quarterback to scramble for his life and spend the season stacking up injuries.
I do think we need to start thinking about our next team leader, but I think we can wait another season or two before addressing it.
I also am having a hard time telling the difference between Johnny Manziel and say…Colt McCoy.
I was anxious about the opportunity of the Cowboys drafting McCoy a few years back, letting him play under Romo while cutting his teeth in the NFL, and eventually taking the lead.
Of course that's not what happened, and McCoy disappeared into 2nd and 3rd string obscurity. Why was the current winningest college quarterback drafted 85th in the 3rd round? It was my understanding that he did not posses the measurables desired for a quarterback position in the NFL, namely his size. Colt McCoy stands at 6′ 1″ and is 215 lbs. Most NFL teams prefer a QB around 6′ 3″ or 6′ 4″.
So why is everyone falling all over themselves about Johnny Manziel who stands just under 6 feet at 207 lbs? What is it the he possesses that makes him so much more desirable? The Heisman?
McCoy was in top five contention for the Heisman every season, and has better college stats than Peyton Manning!
So why all the hype on Manziel? He's a great college quarterback, nobody's denying that. Unfortunately, that does not guarantee he will be a great NFL quarterback, especially at his small stature.
So, if he does end up in Texas I hope it is with Houston. I say we wait that extra season or two to find our next starting quarterback. Someone with the measurables more attractive for the NFL. He is coming…stay tuned.
That's the rumor anyway. I've read report after report that he might be targeted by the Cowboys or the Texans in the upcoming draft.


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Perhaps catastrophe is the natural human environment, and even though we spend a good deal of energy trying to get away from it, we are programmed for survival amid catastropheGermaine Greer
I have learned by some experience, by many examples, and by the writings of countless others before me, also occupied in the search, that certain environments, certain modes of life, certain rules of conduct are more conducive to inner and outer harmony than othersAnne Morrow Lindbergh
American culture is torn between our long romance with violence and our terror of the devastation wrought by war and crime and environmental havocKatherine Dunn
Birds are indicators of the environment. If they are in trouble, we know we'll soon be in trouble.Roger Tory Peterson
Be careful the environment you choose for it will shape you; be careful the friends you choose for you will become like them.W. Clement Stone
The phenomenon of emergence takes place at critical points of instability that arise from fluctuations in the environment, amplified by feedback loops. Emergence results in the creation of novelty, and this novelty is often qualitatively different from the phenomenon out of which it emerged.Fritjof Capra
Having yet another vote on refinery legislation that uses high oil prices as an excuse to weaken environmental protections and to give more legislative gifts to the oil industry is misguided in the extreme.Sherwood Boehlert
Man must cease attributing his problems to his environment, and learn again to exercise his will - his personal responsibility in the realm of faith and moralsAlbert Schweitzer
The first century of the new Millennium will belong … also to biotechnology which will bring unprecedented advances in human and animal health, agriculture and food production, manufacturing and sustainable environmental managementBen Ngubane
We are built to conquer environment, solve problems, achieve goals, and we find no real satisfaction or happiness in life without obstacles to conquer and goals to achieve.Maxwell Maltz
Water and its availability and quality will be the main pressures on, and issues for, societies and the environment under climate change.IPCC, 2007
All across the world, in every kind of environment and region known to man, increasingly dangerous weather patterns and devastating storms are abruptly putting an end to the long-running debate over whether or not climate change is real. Not only is it real, it's here, and its effects are giving rise to a frighteningly new global phenomenon: the man-made natural disaster.Barack Obama
We Americans have so much potential. We just need to cultivate an environment that allows us to let go of our Cro-Magnon nationalism and start living like citizens of earth.Steve Pavlina
There's been progress toward seeing that nature and culture are not opposing terms, and that wilderness is not the only kind of landscape for environmentalists to concern themselves with.Michael Pollan
(Plants should be regarded as) jewels in the devalued currency of our world environment.Uberto Tosco
It is an inflexible law that all living things must seek to dominate their environment.Edmund Cooper
(Plants) are superb opportunist among, the most of different combinations of water, air, soil, and climate. Their grip on the planet, their capacities for colonization, and their integration with the environment are due to an outstanding diversification and variety.Anthony Huxley�
What America does not do well is anticipate and avoid problems. Unfortunately, many environmental phenomena involve thresholds that, when passed, caused damage that is essentially irreversible. If we wait until the damage occurs and then respond, it will be too late.Denis Hayes�
Education and communication are vitally important in order to impress each individual of his or her responsibility regarding the healthy future of the Earth. The best way for students to recognize that their action can make a difference is to have projects organized by the school or community on which the students can work. Once convinced that they can help, people tend to change both their attitude and their behavior. New attitudes towards the environment will be reflected in decisions at home and in corporate boardrooms around the world.Vanessa Allison
Every human should have the idea of taking care of the environment, of nature, of water. So using too much or wasting water should have some kind of feeling or sense of concern. Some sort of responsibility and with that, a sense of disciplineThe 14th Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso
Children of a culture born in a water-rich environment, we have never really learned how important water is to us. We understand it, but we do not respect itWILLIAM ASHWORTH
In such an environment, I was able to study things that could be of immediate usefulness to the world. That learning experience undoubtedly served me well when I eventually entered the work forceKoichi Tanaka
Every living thing is a sort of imperialist, seeking to transform as much as possible of its environment into itself…. When we compare the (present) human population of the globe with … that of former times, we see that "chemical imperialism" has been … the main end to which human intelligence has been devoted.Bertrand Russell
I am not here as a public official, but as a citizen of a troubled world who finds hope in a growing consensus that the generally accepted goals of society are peace, freedom, human rights, environmental quality, the alleviation of suffering, and the rule of law.James Earl Carter, Jr.


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Tunku Abdul Rahman was the first Prime Minister of Malaysia. Find more on his life in this brief biography.
Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Famous as: First Prime Minister of Malaysia
Nationality: Malaysian
religion: Sunni Islam
political ideology: United Malays National Organisation (1946–1971)
Born on: 08 February 1903 8th February Birthdays
Zodiac Sign: Aquarius Aquarius Men
Born in: Alor Setar
Died on: 06 December 1990
place of death: Kuala Lumpur
father: Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah
mother: Cik Menjalara
siblings: Tunku Mahmud
Spouses: Meriam Chong (1933–1935), Violet Coulson (1935–1946), Sharifah Rodziah Alwi Barakbah (1939–1990)
children: Tunku Khadijah, Tunku Ahmad Nerang
education: University of Cambridge, St Catharine's College, Cambridge, Penang Free School
Works & Achievements: Founding Father of independent 'Malaysia'
Sir Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj ibni Almarhum Sultan Abdul Hamid Halim Shah was the Chief Minister of the Federation of Malaya from 1955 and became the country's first Prime Minister after its Independence in 1957. Born in a royal family in Kedah, Abdul Rahman was the son of 24th Sultan of Kedah and went to become the founding father of the independent Malaysia. Before attaining independence of the country, Abdul Rahman was also a member of the United Malays National Organization, an organization struggling against Britain's Malayan Union. Also known as Bapa Kemerdekaan, he became the first Prime Minister of the country after Sarawak, Sabah and Singapore merged to form Malaysia in 1963. He played a key role when the Organization of Islamic Conference was established in 1969 and served as its first Secretary-General.
Abdul Rahman was born on 8 February 1903.
Abdul was sent to a Malay Primary School in 1909.
Abdul was sent to Debsirin School in Bangkok.
He enrolled at St. Catharine's College in Cambridge University.
He graduated with a bachelor degree in Arts in 1925.
Abdul Rahman was admitted to bar in 1949.
He was made the president of UMNO.
Abdul Rahman began his campaign for Malaya's independence in 1954.
Abdul Rahman became the first Chief Minister of Malaya.
Malaya was declared independent on 31 August.
He started an international football tournament in 1957.
He was elected as the first president of Asian Football Confederation.
Abdul Rahman declared Islam the official religion of Malaysia.
He established the Islamic Welfare Organization (PERKIM).
Malaya became Malaysia in 1963.
Abdul Rahman became the first Prime Minister of Malaysia.
Singapore seceded and declared its Independence on 9 August 1965.
Abdul Rahman resigned from the position of Prime Minister on 22 November.
He resigned from the presidency of UMNO.
Abdul Rahman became the chairman of The Star.
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The Weslo Cardio Stride 3.0's low price is the first thing to catch the attention of many shoppers. Those looking primarily for an inexpensive, compact manual treadmill usually come away happy, but consistent problems with the electronic readout are a concern.
Simple, no-frills operation. The Cardio Stride 3.0 has the same 17-by-41-inch belt that drew mixed reviews for the Cardio Stride 2.0. "It's definitely not for big men with a long stride, but for a small woman (probably 5 foot, 6 inches or under) it's fine," suggests one reviewer on Walmart.com. Some taller exercisers say the Cardio Stride is fine for walking.
Several users complain about noise from the Weslo Cardio Stride 3.0's belt, but it's quite possible they haven't followed the lubrication instructions in the manual, which recommend frequent application. Some choose to place boards beneath the back end of the treadmill to reduce its fixed 15-percent incline.
Manual treadmills aren't for everybody. As with other manual units, you must grasp the handrails to keep from zipping off the back when you walk or run; this takes some by surprise. The simple build makes assembly easy -- as long as the parts fit together and the holes are in the right place, which isn't always the case.
On the upside, the easy-to-read display and overall light weight draws praise. The Weslo Cardio Stride 3.0 also folds easily; you just have to remove a spring pin to lift the deck (which weighs about 25 pounds).
The usual budget treadmill issues. Like its predecessor the Weslo Cardio Stride 2.0, the Cardio Stride 3.0 receives mixed reviews for its build quality and reliability. Some of the most common complaints include a flywheel cover that rubs against the treadbelt, making an annoying, loud noise; electronics that don't work, no matter how carefully you line up the sensors; and parts that just don't fit together correctly when you try to put them together. All of these are fairly common complaints for an inexpensive manual treadmill, and those that are willing to concoct their own fixes -- like removing the flywheel cover -- usually end up fairly happy.
Flimsy warranty doesn't inspire confidence. The Weslo Cardio Stride 3.0 is backed by a 90-day parts and labor warranty. Because this model is recently introduced, we haven't found any owner commentary about customer support. User feedback on warranty service for its predecessor, the Weslo Cardio Stride 2.0, is mixed; some report receiving prompt, efficient help, while others eventually gave up waiting on hold and just returned the treadmill to the store. Given these treadmills have such a short warranty, many consumers skip the call to customer service entirely and create their own solutions.
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More than three-dozen Walmart.com users review the Weslo Cardio Stride 3.0 treadmill, giving it an average rating of 3.3 stars. We found a few complaints about build quality and a loud, annoying noise from the flywheel cover -- but those who can rig solutions for these issues end up happy.
Review: Weslo CardioStride 3.0 Treadmill, Contributors to Walmart.com, As of November 2013
2. Kmart.com
Just over a dozen users review the Weslo Cardio Stride 3.0 at Kmart.com. Several complain about parts that don't fit together correctly.
Review: Weslo Cardiostride 3.0 Manual Treadmill, Contributors to Kmart.com, As of November 2013
3. Sears.com
At the time of this report, just two users have reviewed the Cardio Stride 3.0 at Sears.com, giving it a dismal 1.5-star average rating. They voice the same complaints we found at other review sites: electronics that don't work, and having to hold on to the treadmill handles as you walk or run.
Review: Weslo CardioStride 3.0 Treadmill, Contributors to Sears.com, As of November 2013
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Attention Faculty: Are you interested in teaching an Honors course? Consider applying to be one of the Honors Faculty Fellows. New Honors Faculty Fellows complete a New Faculty Fellows Proposal Form (Word Doc). Returning Honors Faculty Fellows who are already teaching an Honor course need to complete a Returning Faculty Fellows Form (Word Doc). Return forms to Jennifer Baggett at email@example.com by September 26, 2014 in order to be considered for Spring 2015.
In addition to teaching an Honors course, Richland's Faculty Fellows are involved in the Honors Academy community by attending events and sponsoring co-curricular and extra-curricular activities whenever possible.
The Faculty Fellows for the Fall 2014 semester are:
Dr. Caroline Austin-Bolt, English
Phone: 972-238-6140
Office: A110 (Access)
About the Course: The Honors section of ENGL 2321 will focus on a survey of major British texts in their historical contexts. Specifically, the course uses history of ideas to explore factors that influenced the production of each text and to explore how each text addresses or even transforms ideas within its cultural context. Close reading and scholarly research are also emphasized, especially for the final paper. The course includes a midterm and final exam, as well as in-class discussions. .
Dr. Kacem Ayachi, Government
Phone: 214-890-3840
Office: C286
About the Course: I hold a doctoral degree in Political Science from the University of Texas at Dallas. My area of expertise is Comparative Politics, which I think provides a necessary context for learning American Government in an increasingly global world. As we begin the new century, nations and governments have become more intertwined, the Government Honors course is an opportunity to discuss the American political system and its relevance to other governing systems. Students will participate in critical thinking and experiential activities that offer higher level of intellectual engagement such as film screening, attending exhibits and lectures, and developing material that brings an international perspective to class topics.
Dr. Jennifer Baggett, Biology
Phone: 972-238-6018
Office: L248
About the Course: For students majoring in science or pursuing an advanced health-related degree, the first semester of introductory biology is when you'll develop an understanding of the key biomolecules that create and maintain life. In Honors BIOL 1406, you'll take ownership for learning the basic concepts on your own so we can use more class time to discuss key experiments that led to what you learn about today, the new discoveries that will further our understanding of cellular function, and how studying individual cells can lead to applications in medical research and treatment. We'll also attend scientific presentations and visit a graduate research lab to see the connection between discovery and textbook knowledge firsthand. We'll use these experiences and our lab time to put scientific methodology into practice to advance your critical thinking and scientific writing skills.
Sara Cardona, Humanities
Phone: 972-761-6704
Office: F271
About the Course: I am a practicing, professional artist, with an interest in the intersection between visual art and theater. I hold a BFA from the UT Austin Plan II honors program, and a MFA from the Tyler School of Art. Humanities 1315 will offer students an opportunity to think about and participate in the creative process. The class will examine the role of artists in society and how images define and empower a culture. The class uses films, exposure to practicing artists, and live performances of music, theater, to further examine a variety of methods for communicating ideas, from beauty to protest.
Praveena Dhayanithy, Math
Phone: 972-238-6105
Office : L244
About the Course: In this course, we will discuss the concepts and objectives of Introductory Statistics. In addition, we will understand the role of analyzing data in selecting museum exhibits using a flipped classroom model, incorporating more discussions and cooperative learning techniques. Academic and civic engagement activities form an integral part of this course. I have two Masters Degrees in Mathematics, the first from Anna University in India and the second from University of Texas at Dallas and am currently working on my Doctoral Degree.
Jennifer Millspaugh, Speech
Phone: 972-238-3745
Office: C290
About the Course: Communication, or more importantly, effective communication is the key to a happy, healthy, and successful life. SPCH 1311 is often mistaken as a course on public speaking, but is in reality a course on improving your communication in all realms: within ones self, intercultural, with social media, interpersonal, small group, and yes, public communication. In this Honors Introduction to Communication course, well investigate how the changing role of demographics and the evolution of technology impact the way we communicate in all of these spheres. My goal for students who take this class is to gain new insights into how communication shapes us, and how we use communication to shape our world.
Robyn Robertson, Accounting
Phone: 972-238-6030
Office: B140
About the course: Given the fact that Accounting is the language of business, it is imperative for students not only to have an understanding of the subject matter, but also be able to communicate effectively in order to have a successful career, whether in accounting or another area of business. Students in Honors Accounting 2301 will have the chance to engage in a high-level learning environment and develop these necessary skills through a variety of learning experiences. Students can expect to develop oral and written business communication, to participate in discussion based lectures on current and historical events in accounting, and to apply accounting knowledge to analyze specific companys financial statements.
Curtis Thomas, History
Phone: 972-238-6307
Office: C262
About the Course: In Honors HIST 1301, our study of US history will focus on the African American Experience with emphasis on the American Civil War. Students will work in groups on a regular basis, discussing primary source documents and presenting findings to the class. Well also develop your writing skills through one major term paper and several shorter reflections. Because it is my hope that this course will help Honors students gain a greater understanding of the many unique contributions of African Americans to the larger fabric of American society, you will also be encouraged to engage with the community through educational visits and community service to primarily African American institutions.
Dr. Ifeoluwa Togun, Psychology
Phone: 972-238-6140
Office: A110 (Access)
About the Course: Psychology is one of the most misunderstood fields of study. It is much more than the study of mental disorders. Psychology is happening all around you. It's happening right now. You, reading this, is psychology; the decision to wear what you are wearing as you read this is psychology; everything you'll do once you're done reading this, from the mundane to the complex, is psychology. Everything is psychology. The goal, then, of this Honors Psychology class is to introduce you psychology's vast universe, starting with an exploration of the small (how a brain cell works) to the grand (what would happen to the human mind during a three month voyage to Mars). The beauty of an honors class is that it is smaller and more flexible. We'll watch films (documentaries and otherwise), have guest lecturers present past and current research, but above all, our main exploratory tool will be in-depth conversations in which we'll share our knowledge (and you know a lot more than you think) and experiences in order to gain a fuller, more complete understanding of psychological principles. Won't you join us?
Becki Williams, Chemistry
Phone: 972-238-6362
Office: SH279
About the Course: When you learn to think like a chemist, chemistry is fascinating and fun! Chemists' brains wonder and ask questions, identify patterns and make generalizations, uncover complexity and go below the surface of things, reason with evidence, and more! This honors CHEM 1411 class will provide an opportunity for your brain to acquire an enduring understanding of some BIG IDEAS in chemistry by "doing" chemistry --- in the lab, guided inquiry activities, and thinking routines. And, you'll create an ePortfolio to make your thinking visible. How would I know about such things as the BIG IDEAS in chemistry? I recently served on a 10-member National Science Foundation funded commission that redesigned the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) Chemistry course to help students develop an enduring understanding of the BIG IDEAS in chemistry.
Mary Wood, English
Phone: 972-238-6094
About the Course: In this Composition I course, students will learn the basic elements of academic writing while examining the idea of the American Dream. Students will analyze narratives, arguments, and other forms of communication that inform their understanding of both historical and contemporary issues in America. Students will be encouraged to cultivate a civic voice as they learn the importance of developing informed views on contemporary issues in our society.
If you are a current Richland professor interested in becoming a Faculty Fellow:
Proposal deadline for selection of Honors courses for the Spring 2015 semester is September 26, 2014.


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In 2001, the STIET (Socio-Technical Infrastructure for Electronic Transactions) Doctoral Research and Training Program received a $3.5+ million IGERT grant from NSF to fund doctoral fellowships and a multidisciplinary program in the University of Michigan School of Information, School of Engineering, School of Business and Department of Economics. The STIET 1 grant funded 35 one- or two-year fellows over the next six years and initiated a weekly seminar series, twice yearly research workshops, and research resulting in over 90 student published articles in peer-reviewed journals, conferences and workshops. It is especially notable that nearly all of our students have had at least one peer-reviewed publication by the end of the second year of their PhD studies.
In 2007, STIET received a highly-competitive five-year grant renewal with major innovations including a new leading-edge multidisciplinary research program emerging from our prior work, called incentive-centered design; a new summer research team program for undergraduates from underrepresented groups to stimulate recruiting into graduate programs and to simultaneously enhance our PhD training; and an expansion of the research and training program to Wayne State University to disseminate our training success, and to strengthen our recruiting efforts.
In July 2008, founding STIET director Jeffrey Mackie-Mason became associate dean for academic affairs in the School of Information and SI Professor Yan Chen became STIET director.
STIET Director, Yan Chen, was awarded a Research Experience for Undergraduates Site grant (SES 0755147) to support 10 undergraduates per year for three years under the mentorship of STIET fellows, providing them a valuable training practicum in addition to the exposure the undergraduates receive in incentive-centered design research.


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Commute to Downtown Huntington Park
Downtown Los Angeles CA is a five minute walk from the Metro Purple Line (805) and the Metro Red Line (802) at the Pershing Square Station stop.
This apartment is in the Downtown neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include Pershing Square, Angels Knoll Park and Highland Park Recreation Center.
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Nearby schools include Monsenor Oscar Romero Charter Middle School, College Ready Academy High #7 and College Ready Academy High #5.
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