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Samuel James - "Water of My Land: The Niger Delta's Illicit Fuel Trade"February 12, 2013 – April 7, 2013
Opening reception: Tuesday, February 12, 7:30 p.m.
"DARK WATERS of the beginning./ …/ Foreshadow the fire that is dreamed of."
- Christopher Okigbo, "The Passage"
New York, NY—On February 12, photographer Samuel James will open an exhibit at The Half King of his images of rogue oil 'bunkering' and refining on the Niger Delta in Nigeria. Throughout the Niger Delta, fires from hundreds of illicit fuel refineries burn every night. Concealed deep within mangrove swamps and raffia forests, men, women, and children manually run these refineries and sell the fuel downriver.
Opening night will feature Sam and Stacey D. Clarkson, Art Director at Harper's Magazine, discussing the stories and images in Sam's work.
"Apart from the lush beauty of his images, what caught our attention with Sam's story was his direct engagement with Nigerians eking out a toxic, undercover living—and the primeval forest itself," says Half King curator Anna Van Lenten. "The jungle is as much a character as the oil and the people making it. Haunting everything is the worldwide, unrelenting thirst for fuel."
The Half King Photography Series is dedicated to showing exceptional documentary photography. In tandem with its reading series, it fosters a dialog between photographers and writers that underscores the importance of their relationship. Co-curating its photography series are James Price, photo editor at Newsweek, and Anna Van Lenten, writer and editor.
Samuel James, a photographer and educator from Cincinnati, Ohio, is based in New York City and Lagos. Since 2008, he has pursued extensive documentary work in Nigeria, as well as independent projects, and assignments for a variety of publications. He teaches nonfiction storytelling at Tufts. While still a student, in 2010, he was awarded the VII Photo/ Exposure Alexandra Boulat Award to carry out his ongoing project about the Area Boys of Lagos.


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"Fish [Donghae], Dolphin [Junsu], Duck [Leeteuk], Cat [Heechul], Anchovy [Eunhyuk], Appa yah [Kangin], Yesung ♥, who I only become even closer to as the years go by. Thanks to you, I always feel secure."
Thank you so, so much to:
This is for you guys!
I, being the loyal ELF I am, had impatiently waited for this album to come out. And once it did, I immediately downloaded it and saved it on my iPhone to listen to as I sleep. Actually, it wasn't even available yet on any non-Korean downloading sites so I just merely took the audio from YouTube videos and saved it.
And I must say, I am far from disappointed with this album. At first, I had my doubts. I kept wondering how on earth they were going to fit the phrase, 'Sexy, Free and Single' in a song. I expected them to repeat it a few several times since Suju is known for doing that. Don't believe me? Well, let me take you back to their past singles:
Sorry sorry sorry sorry
Bonamana bonamana bonamana
Bwara Mr. Simple, simple
Of course, when I heard the teaser, my faith was immediately restored. I don't know if I'm just a really huge ELF but I became really excited after the teaser came out. I was like, 'Oh my God, they look so hot!' and 'Oh my God, this is so cool!' and 'Oh my God, Kangin's back!'. I could not stop replaying it.
And later on, when the full song came out, I was a bit disappointed. I expected to hear more clapping, just like the teaser provided. But nevertheless, I fell in love with the song anyway, along with all the other songs.
My favorites have got to be the following (in no particular order):
Like any other person, I have my share of likes and dislikes about this album.
1. Line Distribution
I like the fact that I hear a lot of Eunhyuk, Donghae and Sungmin's vocals in 6jib. (86 line for the win!) I especially noticed that Sungmin can be heard a lot in the album and my, my, he surely did not disappoint. I'm especially in love with his voice in 'Daydream'.
But unfortunately, I don't hear a lot of Leeteuk and Siwon in the album. Of course, I can understand Siwon's situation. He's travelling back and forth from China a lot lately; it's even preventing him from participating in album promotions. And I wish I could have heard more from Leeteuk. After all, this is his last album before he enlists.
2. Concept
Okay, so I adored their teaser photos, even if it is unrelated to their actual concept. Even my mom was impressed with the photography. I have to admit, I didn't really like the last album's teaser photos; they were too…far-out for me. But still, I enjoyed them. But I love the 6jib teasers more.
As we all know, they covered Eunhyuk's eyes once again. – sigh – But I don't really have much to complain about because he still looked very striking even with his eyes being covered with flowers and a single bubble.
Also, wow, Sungmin looked gorgeous. I guess that since Heechul's still inactive, their stylists have no one to dress up and apply feminine touches on anymore, so they settled on Minnie. But during performances on music shows, he looks hot with his messy blonde hair and occasional guyliner. I especially liked this look on him though:
Speaking of blonde hair, I love all of their hairstyles and hair colors right now. You guys won't believe how glad I was when I found out Kyuhyun finally cut his hair. I mean, I love Kyu and all but I prefer him with shorter hair. Also, I'm glad Eunhyuk has finally settled on one hair color after the period of various hair-dying he went through a few months ago. Altogether, they all look gorgeous.
On a side note, sometimes, it's hard for me to tell Sungmin and Shindong apart with them being both blonde and having almost the exact same bodies. Shindong's lost a lot of weight now; it's really noticeable.
Although…I don't see much of a difference in Donghae and Siwon's hair this time. But it's just as well, they don't usually change their hairstyles very often.
The one thing I was surprised at is the album cover. If they were going to make a cover like that, then they should have done it for Mr. Simple since the concept is supposed to be 'simple' and that's exactly what 6jib's cover is: simple. But after seeing Eunhyuk holding it during one of their SNL skits, I started thinking that it was kinda cool. When you hold it, it's like you're holding a book but really, you're browsing through pictures of our Suju babies, their thank you messages and song lyrics. xD
3. Music Video
As usual, they're dancing in boxes again. But my mother had enlightened me on this subject my reminding me that it's easier (and probably cheaper) to use their own sets instead of filming outdoors. It's easier to control the lighting, the sound, etc. And besides, I like how they decorated the boxes differently this time.
The outfits are definitely sexy. And the dance seems more complicated compared to 'Mr. Simple'. They must get a real work-out just by dancing the whole song.
There is one thing that bugs me though. I always get really annoyed whenever that ad at the bottom of the video pops up. SM's been doing that in all of their videos lately. I guess we'll just have to put up with it.
Oh, and I just have to say that I love that bit where they all walk towards the center in slow motion and then stand in one straight line, posing coolly. If these guys are trying to kill me with their sexiness, then they've already succeeded a million times.
4. Others
I love how another song composed by Eunhyuk is included in the album. Although 'Gulliver' took a little getting used to at first (whenever they chant 'Gulliver', I feel like I'm in some sort of tribal war), I can't get enough of it now. But I do wish EunHae's song 'Oh No' was included. I was looking forward to hearing a clearer audio version of it ever since they performed it at SS4 Tokyo.
And I'm thrilled that Kangin is finally back after three whole years. I can still recognize his voice after all this time. The one thing that makes me sad is the fact that this is Leeteuk's last album before he goes to the army.
Like everyone else, I mistook the lyrics for 'Sexy, Free and Single and ready to mingle'. The real lyrics don't seem to make sense at first but I've come to understand it. Let me explain my theory on this.
'Sexy, Free and Single I'm ready too bingo'. By saying this, they're saying that not only are they sexy, free and single, but they're also ready. And 'bingo' in this context doesn't refer to the game; it means 'good!' or 'daebak!'. So it's just like this: 'Sexy, free and single, I'm ready too. Bingo!'
And I'm not even offended by the slight mispronunciation of some lyrics in some songs. For example, Yesung pronouncing 'rockstar', 'lockstar' and him saying 'face' instead of 'fail'. In fact, I find it adorable. Also, who can resist Kyuhyun's, '`Cuz I'm a rocksterrrr'?
So all in all:
During Suju's appearance last year on Dream Team, when they were shooting the whole episode, they weren't in a very good mood.
They were involved in a fight right after/before winning the Mutizen on Inkigayo. This was Eunhyuk then:
I thought something was off. They had just won yet Eunhyuk looked upset and the other members stayed at a distance from him. I just assumed that this was when Heechul had told them he was enlisting soon. I stand corrected.
They didn't talk on the way to the set of Dream Team and they didn't want people to know that they were in the middle of the fight so they covered it up during filming.
They had a plan which consisted of Sungmin & Yesung starting things off, Leeteuk & Shindong bringing laughs to everyone and Eunhyuk & Donghae would finish things off. Unfortunately for them, things didn't go as well as planned and Sungmin, Yesung and Shindong were all out. They said it was because they were unfocused (because of the fight) and they were lacking teamwork. They then had to abandon their plan and Leeteuk actually finished the race instead of making a fool of himself to be funny.
But they gradually reconciled as they reached the end. They found themselves cheering on Eunhyuk as he finished the race (and in record time, too!). Afterwards, Eunhyuk gave a winning speech where he said how important the members were.
There's not much we know for sure but Eunhyuk and Leeteuk did confirm that they were involved in the fight. I don't know if it's just the two of them who had the spat or if other members were involved. Anyhow, they're alright now.
Also, they admitted that they've gotten into fist fights and have even flipped the dining table while they were eating.
My bet's on Heechul/Kangin/Leeteuk for flipping the table.
1. Yesung
2. Ryeowook
3. Kyuhyun
4. Sungmin
5. Donghae
6. Kangin
7. Leeteuk
8. Siwon
9. Heechul
10. Kibum
11. Eunhyuk
12. Shindong
1. Eunhyuk
2. Donghae
3. Shindong
4. Sungmin
5. Leeteuk
6. Yesung
7. Kibum
8. Heechul
9. Ryeowook
10. Kyuhyun
11. Siwon
12. Kangin
Sorry, Hannie wasn't included for some reason. -_-
Also, this isn't based on fan votes. This is based on the opinions of the SMEnt staff. Also, I think was made looong ago. The rankings might have changed by now.
They all look gorgeous with their hair up:
"Is 13 members too much?"
Siwon: During our comeback, we performed at three different music shows. Since it was our comeback, we were allowed two performances each. Twelve (excluding Kibum) members are on stage, so that means on the first day, we have 24 outfits. And by the third day, we have 72 outfits all together. Seeing the stylists and managers holding all those outfits (and shoes), we go, 'wow…'.
Donghae: When we go to a restaurant, we take up the whole place. After coming back from the washroom, you see all the staff and the members and at that time you'd think, 'wow, there's so many people'.
Heechul: We can't stand in one straight line on stage. If we do, someone will fall off. Yesung has fallen off before. And you need mics for live performances, right? For us, there aren't enough mics.
Donghae: On music shows, we want to do live performances but they would say, 'sorry, we don't have enough mics'. We have gone through such an experience.
Kangin: So we haven't been able to do as much live performances as we want.
Eunhyuk: After finishing recording for the first half of the album, we went out to eat meat. After eating, there are three cars. I went to the washroom so I was a bit late. I opened the door to the first car and because it was full, the manager said, 'Next car!'. So I went to the next car and the same thing happened, "Next car!" So I went to the next car. I saw it was full and they said, 'Next car!'. And then they left. There were no more cars left! I didn't know what to do so I called the manager, then they came back and picked me up.
Hankyung: Before going on stage, there is a waiting room, right? It was lunch time so the manager came and said, 'Time for lunch!'. If all the members said what they wanted to eat, it would become really noisy.
Kangin: For me, I have thought that there are many members. But I've never thought that there were too many members. When somebody isn't there, it feels like something is missing.
Sigh. Now they're up to nine active members. (And hopefully ten soon. Kangin hwaiting!) I bet now they'd (and we) do anything to stand on stage as thirteen members again. Even if it means one of the members falling off stage. Lol, just kidding.
Oh well, time will tell what will happen. :)

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text: Seth Rogen: Macklemore Used 'Anti-Semitic Jew Costume' Print article Send a Tip by Daniel Nussbaum 19 May 2014 post a comment Macklemore got himself into some trouble recently, after photos of the rapper wearing a fake beard, hooked nose and a wig onstage at a performance in Seattle on Friday night prompted charges of anti-Semitism from fans and critics. Actor Seth Rogen took the rapper to task on Twitter: .@macklemore, first you trick people into thinking you're a rapper, now you trick them into thinking you're Jewish? pic.twitter.com/3rtaE4GHje — Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) May 18, 2014 Macklemore issued a tweet of his own in self-defense, insisting the costume wasn't meant to be anti-Semitic: A fake witches nose, wig, and beard = random costume. Not my idea of a stereotype of anybody. — Macklemore (@macklemore) May 19, 2014 Rogen wasn't buying it: .@macklemore really?? Because if I told someone to put together an anti Semitic Jew costume, they'd have that exact shopping list. — Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) May 19, 2014It looks like Macklemore has some explaining to do.


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We live in a society where we have forsaken the virtues of simple living; we consume too much, we like spend too many hours in front of screens, and it seems that, collectively, we have accepted technology as a sort of higher power. This attitude has seeped into every nook and cranny of our culture, from television to books, and, most importantly, the sort of music that gains recognition. The possibilities of what you can do to a track with a computer program are endless. Of course, there are countless musicians with genuine talent who are able to utilize loops and sampling, but by the same token, there are numerous bands employing these technological feats in order to disguise vapid music with ornate bells and whistles, distracting from the lack of substance. That is why it was so refreshing to welcome Max Gomez into the WERS studio.
Unassuming and soft spoken, the singer-songwriter brought only an acoustic guitar with him for his performance on the Coffeehouse, exuding a quiet sweetness as he perched on the stool, strumming away. It's not so much of a departure for Gomez to come unplugged; although his full-length album typically features more instrumental backing, his unplugged performance at WERS was natural and organic sounding; his songs are suited to being acoustic just as well as they are to be fully mastered in a studio.
The first song Gomez played was "Rule the World," the title track of his full-length album. With just his guitar, it was a performance where Gomez's lyrical ability in the song took center stage. There was a surprising and lovely falsetto from Gomez on the repeated line, "What if I could rule the world?" He answers his own question himself in the lyrics: "I'd drown out the cries with redemption songs/I'd part the truth from the lies/And the rights from the wrongs," Gomez sang, the track telling the story of what one could do for the person they loved.
Following that, Gomez chose "What It Means," but prefaced the song with a quick explanation, saying how it was a song that was more like a story. Gomez said it's "a song that's partly written about being from a small town– I'm from a little town in northern New Mexico, Taos," and also added, "it's sort of one of the few honest songs I've written, it's just a little story."
It did have much more of a storytelling feel: the lyrics about the idea of escaping a small town to the big city ("I can go anywhere baby that the wind can blow,"), dealing with the ideas of wanderlust and love, which, when presented in Gomez's vocal and clean guitar strumming, come together to create a truly understatedly beautiful track.
To close his set on the Coffeehouse, Gomez played the wistful "Run From You," a song that he just released a music video for back in April. It's a track that's also brimming with his trademark beautiful imagery in the lyrics as he sings, "That's where I ran into you,/White blossoms and raven hair,/Got a funny feeling,/And a dead man's stare," a song that cements the idea that Gomez's ability as a storyteller is just as impressive as his ability as a performer.
He's not typical folk, or country—Gomez prefers to instead refer to himself as singer-songwriter. His unique talent has been getting him a lot of attention lately, including a tour with Patti Smith, and it's undoubtedly due to his refreshingly genuine performances and writing. WERS was lucky to welcome him into our studio for his unplugged set, and if you are interested in finding out more information or listening to his studio recordings, head to his website.
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Drama on the high seas
Piracy, long romanticized in the land of fiction, is back in the real world. And the modern truth is a lot less appealing than the historic fantasies.
June 7, 2010 4:56 by Samuel Potter
The security officer of the UAE-owned cargo vessel MV QSM Dubai has called for merchant crews to be weapons trained and armed to fight off piracy, reports the National.
Captain Maqsood Khan said the death of Captain Syed Jafar Jafrid, who was shot and killed in a gun battle with Somali pirates last week, had rocked the UAE shipping community. It is thought to be the first time the captain of a Gulf-owned vessel has been killed on duty, says the paper.
"Arms should be allowed on board. The crew should be trained to fight back," said Capt Khan. "The pirates know that the crew is unarmed and that is why they attack us. Taking pirates to the international court and filing cases against them is of no use."
The gun battle occurred after pirates from Somalia attacked the vessel and took control. Security forces from the Puntland region of the country stormed the ship and "outgunned" the pirates after the captain was killed and they refused to surrender.
And all this for a ship carrying a cargo not of oil, valuable metal, or electronics goods, but sugar.
The increase in piracy is a major concern for the UAE, which has made great progress in its efforts to become a shipping and trading hub. Throughput for Dubai ports alone is expected to reach 150 million tonnes this year, up from 139 million tonnes in 2009.
This latest hijack is one in a long line by Somali pirates who have a surprisingly sophisticated business plan, according to a Security Council report. A basic operation involves eight to 12 pirates at sea for long stretches of time. Each team needs two attack skiffs, weapons, provisions and a supply boat if possible. To be eligible for employment, it helps it the candidate already has a weapon – the ownership of which will entitle him to an A-share, as will provision of a skiff. Militiamen providing security on land (in the event of a successful hijack) receive a B-share. If a hijack is successful, supplies will be required for both pirates and hostage crew – this is usually provided by suppliers who forego payment until a ransom is paid, when they collect a significant profit.
The cause of this increase in piracy is hard to narrow down to any single factor, but mostly it is a combination of desperation on the part of the pirates, and opportunism on the part of financiers and investors (those with assets who often provide the start-up capital or seed money for operations in exchange for a share of the spoils). But both of these stem from the wider failure of Somalia as a state, reports Khaleej Times.
"As generally defined, a failed state is one that does not control all of its territory, provide public services, exercise authority over the state or represent it competently in international relations. Given all of that, the shorthand definition of a failed state is, Somalia," says the paper.
Which means that, despite the capture of 1,090 Somali pirates over the last two years, with 64 killed, pirates currently hold the highest number of vessels ever at the Somali coast, says the paper.
So until a solution can be found for the failed state that is Somalia, it seems unlikely that one will be found for the piracy plaguing the UAE – and global – shipping industry.
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- Summary: The battle for Middle-earth has just begun! PLAY FOR FREE and join thousandsworldwide to drive the Goblin hordes from the lands beyond the Misty Mountainsin The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-earth! Gandalf, Bilbo, Thorin and thousands of players require your help to pacify theGoblin threat in the new combat strategy game from Kabam. Play as an Elf or aDwarf, build up your city, and destroy the Goblins. But remember - the riftbetween Elves and Dwarves runs deep!Massively Multiplayer Strategy Action ? Join thousands of other players worldwide? Forge diplomatic alliances with other leaders? Train vast armies to rid the land of Goblins? Conquer enemies across Middle-earth? Upgrade buildings and weapons to strengthen your city? Plan strategy in real time live chat? Participate in tournaments for valuable rewardsElf and Dwarf Player Factions ? Play as Elf or Dwarf, with unique buildings, troops, and quests? Meet Bilbo, Gandalf, and other characters from the movie ? Appoint heroes like Legolas and Thorin Oakenshield to lead your troops? Conquer the terrors of Mirkwood and bring peace to Rhovanion? and much, much more!**************Important************** Note: A network connection is required to playWorks with iPhone 3GS, 4, 4S, iPod touch 3rd & 4th gen, and all iPadsRequires iOS 4.3 or later ************************************By downloading this game, you agree to the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and the License Agreement:http://community.kabam.com/forums/showthread.php?135924-Privacy-Policy-for-The-Hobbit-Kingdoms-of-Middle-earthhttp://community.kabam.com/forums/showthread.php?135925-Terms-of-Service-for-The-Hobbit-Kingdoms-of-Middle-earth… Collapse
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Nov 9, 2012Kingdoms of Middle-earth may be a competent release, but it's also a soulless one.
Nov 20, 2012The graphics and sound fit nicely into the world of Middle Earth. The music is soft and unobtrusive but adds a soothing element to the gameplay. I did notice some lag when scrolling in some portions of the game and it can sometimes take a while to load, but other than that I'd say it performs well.
Nov 15, 2012A very long game, that needs lots of time –and money, if we are inpatients– but that won't offer anything new. If you're familiar with this kind of free-to-play titles and The Hobbit doesn't appeal to you, you can keep on searching.
Feb 15, 2013The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-earth lures you in with the promise of a strategic city builder, but once you're on the hook, the fun dissipates as you are repeatedly penalized unless you keep a steady stream of costly mithril flowing through your city. I like strategic city-building games, and I like Tolkien's universe. I don't like The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-earth.
Nov 25, 2012A cynical reskin of Kingdoms of Camelot: Battle for the North, The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle-earth will be a disappointment to Tolkien fans and experienced freemium city-builders alike.
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Transportation (KORE Telematics and Navman Wireless) — KORE, which is currently the world's largest M2M wireless network provider, is providing the backbone for a Navman Wireless solution that has dramatically improved the way that a private bus company dispatches vehicles to transport more than 1,500 special-needs children to 200 different schools. The company realized an annual savings of $400,000, cut routing time in half and eliminated wasteful driving.
Built Environment (Jones Lang LaSalle and Pacific Controls) — The IntelliCommand solution created by the two company is a real estate portfolio monitoring and control system that provides detailed insight into performance of building systems. The technology is used to diagnose and fine-tune settings, and to optimize maintenance. The application generated 24 percent energy savings in just 11 months at one of the four pilot sites; the solution paid for itself in about six months.
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AE: So what was your high school experience like?
CT: Well, like I said, I've always kind of been an introverted person and I think I really struggled with my self-esteem in high school. I didn't do music, I didn't do drama, I was too shy to join all of these activities and I probably missed out a little bit. But being able to go back and see people and sort of share the accomplishments I've had in the past twenty years felt really great.
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Last season was one of those ETSU basketball coach Murry Bartow would just as soon forget. That's pretty much the tact he's taking as the revamped Bucs begin preparations for a new adventure.Comments
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In a renewal of a rivalry between two of the area's top football programs over the last four decades, Elizabethton travels to Stone Castle to take on Tennessee High in the teams' first meeting since 2008.Comments
The Milligan College soccer team is 2-6 so far this fall, but it's one of those seasons where the record and performance don't line up for coach Adam Laney.Comments
ESPN Tri-Cities Radio's Scott Gray and Tim Cable are in their 25th season broadcasting Science Hill athletics. They've had great seats for some of the Hilltoppers' memorable moments, and essentially, so have their listeners.Comments
East Tennessee State's Adam Chase is a champion in the steeplechase and an academic All-American. He's turning into a pretty good cross country runner, too.Comments
Tommy John won 288 games in his major-league career, but Unicoi County baseball standout Ethan Rice didn't want to be mentioned in the same sentence with him — at least not this way.Comments
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Celebrating its 25th historic year on Bleecker Street, the world famous Red Lion is still the destination location for New York City music royalty and tomorrows next big thing.
Born in the Summer of Love, built on 80s rock nested comfortably along side a multitude of other legendary night clubs such as the Village Gate, the Bottom Line, CBGBs and Wetlands the Red Lion has navigated its way into 21st Century as one of the last true music venues.
On any given night, at any given hour you will find our most beloved stage showcasing the true-blue heart of Rock & Roll. Live music 7 nights a week, performed nonstop from 7pm till 4am. Three acts will take the stage and perform where the likes of Gavin Degraw, Joss Stone, Dana Fuchs (Love, Janis, Across the Universe), Republic of Loose, Cyndi Lauper, John Mayer, John Popper (Blues Traveler), Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Loudest Whisper, Mundy, Luka Bloom, Shawn Mullins, Joannie Madden & Eileen Iver (Riverdance) and Kasabian just to mention a few have once performed.
Now thats the Red Lion story in the wee hours of a New York City night. But its in the legit daylight hours of week where the Red Lion really gets its landmark status.
This is where when the season commences, the Red Lion becomes an almost a 24 hour operation. With only a hot minute between the small hours of 4am and the early morning time On any given Sunday (or Saturday) opening its doors at kick off The Red Lion is transformed into the Home of European Sports: Soccer, Rugby, Cricket you name it.
No game too small or too early The Red Lion is open for business. Full breakfast and full bar whatever your team, whatever your looking for Premier League Football to Heineken Cup Rugby - we do it all. 7 large screens, Full Bar, Open Kitchen - the way weve been doing the last 25 years.
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A memorial service to remember and celebrate the life of our friend Mike Tait will be held in Greenwich Village Funeral Home on Sunday October 19th. Viewing hours will be from 3-5pm and 7-9pm. Followed by a musical tribute in his honor at the Red Lion.
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Richard Howell scored 23 points, including the go-ahead basket with 3:06 left, to help No. 16 North Carolina State rally past UNC Asheville 82-80 on Friday night. Howell finished with 15 rebounds and also knocked down two free throws with 5 seconds left to secure the win for the Wolfpack (4-1), who finally shook free of the Bulldogs late after trailing most of the way. UNC Asheville (1-5) led by seven with 8 1/2 minutes left before N.C. State finally inched ahead, pushing in front when Howell corralled a deflected pass and scored in the paint while drawing an intentional foul. Scott Wood added 14 points, including a pair of clutch jumpers in the final 3 minutes that helped N.C. State hold on. Jeremy Atkinson scored a career-high 28 points for the Bulldogs, who lost their fifth straight since beating Western Carolina in the opener. This looked like a game that would give N.C. State the chance to regroup after a 20-point loss to Oklahoma State in the Puerto Rico Tipoff championshi...
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This was my first helmet purchase. It's light, comfortable, and fits nicely. I also added the skull candy speakers and they work nice. I can even use the speakers just around the house or anywhere I would like some light volume music such as climbing. The speakers fit in the helmet nicely and the cords go inside so you only have one cord coming out the back.
My head is about 22 inches and I got the small. If you are on the cusp of sizing I would recommend sizing up for a little more comfort and room.
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Not sure why I'm not giving it 5 stars but I'm giving it 4. Good helmet and has taken a few big hits and protected nicely.
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I bought the Talon helmet first thinking it would fit better over a beanie and goggles. Man was i wrong.....the Talon was huge and looked ridiculous. The Blitz is exactly what I was looking for and the fit couldn't be better (although i'm sure it could improve w/ the BOA system found on some of Anon's other helmets). If you are looking for a helmet that's versatile to wear solo w/ the earpads, or w/o and rock the beanie and goggles underneath, this thing does it all w/ style. Couldn't be happier.
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re: V-E scanning & legalityAbsolutely true, but it had better bother someone
who is providing vulnerability assessment services on behalf of a client.
Just because the bad guys don't mind committing crimes in the course of
their actions doesn't mean we should as well, just in the name of simulating
them. Likewise, it should also bother a client who is considering employing
the services who thinks that the ends of such a test justify the means of
breaking the law to achieve them. There are many ways to test for emissions
without building an illegal device; the point here is not to be able to
reconstruct traffic, data, or the display on a video screen, but to suppress
ALL emissions. Otherwise, you can't be sure that you're really safe.
On another note, I remember that WYSE came out with a dedicated windows
terminal (to use with WinFrame or Terminal Server) with a flat screen that
was compliant, out of the box, as they claimed. Now, in truth, since this
terminal used standard 10/100BaseT connectivity, it was only compliant until
you actually plugged it into the network, but hey, that's not the box's
fault, is it? :-) I hadn't verified that the box was compliant at all, but
they did sell a lot of units to some TLA's, and I assume that some degree of
testing did take place. It's not a definitive answer regarding the
flat-screen immunity to this sort of attack, but it's something. I would
imagine that a plasma display is vulnerable, however, as they have much
higher power requirements...but then again, I remember GRiD's laptops that
were compliant all those years ago, which had plasma displays.
Hmm...maybe I'll just stick to testing web servers :-)
-----Original Message-----
From: Penetration Testers [mailto:PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM]On Behalf Of
David Alexander
Sent: Friday, November 10, 2000 4:41 AM
To: PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM
Subject: Re: [PEN-TEST] V-E scanning & legality
I don't think the legality issue is going to bother someone who is already
intent on an illegal act I.E. stealing information from another
On a separate note, does anyone know if the new LCD/plasma flat screens
are vulnerable to this ?
David Alexander
Project Manager & Information Security Consultant
Qualified BS7799 Lead Auditor
Triskele Ltd.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rob Shein [mailto:rshein () MAIL WASH AVERSTAR COM]
> Sent: 08 November 2000 16:08
> To: PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM
> Subject: Re: [PEN-TEST] Penetration Testing and Van Eck Scanning
> If I understand the laws correctly (and I am NOT a lawyer, thank god),
> construction of a Van Eck device is illegal in the U.S. The
> concept behind
> the law is similar to the law regarding ownership or
> construction of bugging
> devices. Frankly, I don't see how viable it really is for a typical
> commercial enterprise to go sufficiently TEMPEST-compliant to
> thwart this
> form of surveillance. If they're a small business, it's too
> expensive for
> their budget, and if it's a large business, it's too
> difficult to cast the
> net that wide and be sure that some high-level manager
> doesn't circumvent
> the controls because he doesn't want to deal with the
> inconvenience or cost.
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Penetration Testers
> [mailto:PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM]On Behalf
> > Of Johann van Duyn
> > Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 10:45 AM
> > To: PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM
> > Subject: [PEN-TEST] Penetration Testing and Van Eck Scanning
> >
> >
> > Just a thought I had while on a nicotine-and-caffeine break:
> >
> > Has anyone ever done a bit of Van Eck (aka TEMPEST) surveillance
> > as part of
> > a penetration test, just to show people what can be seen
> from a van in the
> > corporate parking lot when the security attendant is on his
> lunch break?
> > That could provide a few hot debates in boardrooms,
> especially if one were
> > to tune in to the Internet browsing habits of a few senior
> directors...
> >
> > Has anyone done it, or had/seen it done (esp. outside of a military
> > environment)? Are there any good references around re.
> proposed civilian
> > standards for 'safety' from Van Eck scanning? And where
> would one look
> > around either for people who do that type of surveillance, or the
> > equipment
> > to do that with.
> >
> > And, finally, if this is not the right forum for such
> discussions, could
> > anyone in the know point me to such?
> >
> > Very ta,
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- In this paper, we investigate the role of sub-optimality in training data for part-of-speech tagging. In particular, we examine to what extent the size of the training corpus and certain types of errors in it affect the performance of the tagger. We distinguish four types of errors: If a word is assigned a wrong tag, this tag can belong to the ambiguity class of the word (i.e. to the set of possible tags for that word) or not; furthermore, the major syntactic category (e.g. "N" or "V") can be correctly assigned (e.g. if a finite verb is classified as an infinitive) or not (e.g. if a verb is classified as a noun). We empirically explore the decrease of performance that each of these error types causes for different sizes of the training set. Our results show that those types of errors that are easier to eliminate have a particularly negative effect on the performance. Thus, it is worthwhile concentrating on the elimination of these types of errors, especially if the training corpus is large.
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- In recent years, research in parsing has extended in several new directions. One of these directions is concerned with parsing languages other than English. Treebanks have become available for many European languages, but also for Arabic, Chinese, or Japanese. However, it was shown that parsing results on these treebanks depend on the types of treebank annotations used. Another direction in parsing research is the development of dependency parsers. Dependency parsing profits from the non-hierarchical nature of dependency relations, thus lexical information can be included in the parsing process in a much more natural way. Especially machine learning based approaches are very successful (cf. e.g.). The results achieved by these dependency parsers are very competitive although comparisons are difficult because of the differences in annotation. For English, the Penn Treebank has been converted to dependencies. For this version, Nivre et al. report an accuracy rate of 86.3%, as compared to an F-score of 92.1 for Charniaks parser. The Penn Chinese Treebank is also available in a constituent and a dependency representations. The best results reported for parsing experiments with this treebank give an F-score of 81.8 for the constituent version and 79.8% accuracy for the dependency version. The general trend in comparisons between constituent and dependency parsers is that the dependency parser performs slightly worse than the constituent parser. The only exception occurs for German, where F-scores for constituent plus grammatical function parses range between 51.4 and 75.3, depending on the treebank, NEGRA or TüBa-D/Z. The dependency parser based on a converted version of Tüba-D/Z, in contrast, reached an accuracy of 83.4%, i.e. 12 percent points better than the best constituent analysis including grammatical functions.
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- Chunk parsing has focused on the recognition of partial constituent structures at the level of individual chunks. Little attention has been paid to the question of how such partial analyses can be combined into larger structures for complete utterances. The TüSBL parser extends current chunk parsing techniques by a tree-construction component that extends partial chunk parses to complete tree structures including recursive phrase structure as well as function-argument structure. TüSBLs tree construction algorithm relies on techniques from memory-based learning that allow similarity-based classification of a given input structure relative to a pre-stored set of tree instances from a fully annotated treebank. A quantitative evaluation of TüSBL has been conducted using a semi-automatically constructed treebank of German that consists of appr. 67,000 fully annotated sentences. The basic PARSEVAL measures were used although they were developed for parsers that have as their main goal a complete analysis that spans the entire input.This runs counter to the basic philosophy underlying TüSBL, which has as its main goal robustness of partially analyzed structures.
- A unified representation for morphological, syntactic, semantic, and referential annotations (2004)
- This paper reports on the SYN-RA (SYNtax-based Reference Annotation) project, an on-going project of annotating German newspaper texts with referential relations. The project has developed an inventory of anaphoric and coreference relations for German in the context of a unified, XML-based annotation scheme for combining morphological, syntactic, semantic, and anaphoric information. The paper discusses how this unified annotation scheme relates to other formats currently discussed in the literature, in particular the annotation graph model of Bird and Liberman (2001) and the pie-in-thesky scheme for semantic annotation.
- Braucht Nominalphrasenerkennung linguistisches Wissen? (2001)
- Maschinelles Lernen wird häufig zur effzienten Annotation großer Datenmengen eingesetzt. Die Forschung zu maschinellen Lernverfahren beschränkt sich i.a. darauf unterschiedliche Lernverfahren zu vergelichen oder die optimale größe der Trainingsdaten zu bestimmen. Bisher wurde jedoch nicht untersucht, in wie weit sich linguistisches Wissen bei der Aufgabendefinition positiv auswirken kann. Dies soll hier anhand des Lernens von Base-Nominalphrasen mit drei unterschiedlichen Definitionen untersucht werden. Die Definitionen unterscheiden sich im Grad der linguistisch motivierten Erweiterungen, die zu einer eher praktisch motivierten ersten Definition hinzu kamen. Die Untersuchungen ergaben, dass sich die Anzahl der falsch klasssifizierten Wörter um ein Drittel reduzieren lässt.
- From chunks to function-argument structure : a similarity-based approach (2001)
- Chunk parsing has focused on the recognition of partial constituent structures at the level of individual chunks. Little attention has been paid to the question of how such partial analyses can be combined into larger structures for complete utterances. Such larger structures are not only desirable for a deeper syntactic analysis. They also constitute a necessary prerequisite for assigning function-argument structure. The present paper offers a similaritybased algorithm for assigning functional labels such as subject, object, head, complement, etc. to complete syntactic structures on the basis of prechunked input. The evaluation of the algorithm has concentrated on measuring the quality of functional labels. It was performed on a German and an English treebank using two different annotation schemes at the level of function argument structure. The results of 89.73% correct functional labels for German and 90.40%for English validate the general approach.
- From phrase structure to dependencies, and back (2004)
- Transforming constituent-based annotation into dependency-based annotation has been shown to work for different treebanks and annotation schemes (e.g. Lin (1995) has transformed the Penn treebank, and Kübler and Telljohann (2002) the Tübinger Baumbank des Deutschen (TüBa-D/Z)). These ventures are usually triggered by the conflict between theory-neutral annotation, that targets most needs of a wider audience, and theory-specific annotation, that provides more fine-grained information for a smaller audience. As a compromise, it has been pointed out that treebanks can be designed to support more than one theory from the start (Nivre, 2003). We argue that information can also be added to an existing annotation scheme so that it supports additional theory-specific annotations. We also argue that such a transformation is useful for improving and extending the original annotation scheme with respect to both ambiguous annotation and annotation errors. We show this by analysing problems that arise when generating dependency information from the constituent-based TüBa-D/Z.


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On Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 6:59 PM, Fyodor <fyodor () insecure org> wrote:
I grabbed the latest oracle_login.rb from their svn repository and it
doesn't look like they give Nmap or oracle_brute author Patrik
Karlsson any credit in the script description, etc. I'll bug them
about that :).
Consider me bugged -- fixed, in r11975. I added Patrik as an Author.
Sorry about that -- I've actually been trading mail with Patrik the
last few days on some oracle-brute issues I ran into in testing, so I
of course appreciate the work.
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A little luck shined on me a while back on February 16th, when I was contacted by the organizer of the "NYC Tech Startup Tour Meetup: For Curious Developers" via a Linkedin message. It seems she was just starting up the group and was trying to gather the founding membership for the fledgling idea and offered me an invitation. I read over her concept and joined up thinking it was a great idea. The prospect of meeting some new people in the context of learning how they run their businesses was intriguing, and I was very curious what they would present to a room full of visitors…
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