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Round 1
|1.1 (1st overall)
|Mike Trout LF/CF.. LAA
|1.2 (2nd overall)
|Ryan Braun LF/RF MIL
|1.3 (3rd overall)
|Joey Votto 1B CIN
|1.4 (4th overall)
|Miguel Cabrera 1B/3B.. DET
|1.5 (5th overall)
|Robinson Cano 2B/DH SEA
|1.6 (6th overall)
|Matt Kemp OF LAD
|1.7 (7th overall)
|Prince Fielder 1B/DH TEX
|1.8 (8th overall)
|Justin Verlander SP DET
|1.9 (9th overall)
|Andrew McCutchen CF PIT
|1.10 (10th overall)
|Albert Pujols 1B/DH LAA
|1.11 (11th overall)
|Jose Reyes SS TOR
|1.12 (12th overall)
|Giancarlo Stanton RF MIA
Round 2
|2.1 (13th overall)
|Carlos Gonzalez LF/RF COL
|2.2 (14th overall)
|Justin Upton LF/RF ATL
|2.3 (15th overall)
|Troy Tulowitzki SS COL
|2.4 (16th overall)
|Clayton Kershaw SP LAD
|2.5 (17th overall)
|Buster Posey C/1B SF
|2.6 (18th overall)
|Stephen Strasburg SP WAS
|2.7 (19th overall)
|Josh Hamilton LF/CF.. LAA
|2.8 (20th overall)
|Adrian Beltre 3B/DH TEX
|2.9 (21st overall)
|Dustin Pedroia 2B BOS
|2.10 (22nd overall)
|Yu Darvish SP TEX
|2.11 (23rd overall)
|Evan Longoria 3B/DH TB
|2.12 (24th overall)
|Felix Hernandez SP SEA
Round 3
|3.1 (25th overall)
|Ian Kinsler 2B/DH DET
|3.2 (26th overall)
|David Price SP DET
|3.3 (27th overall)
|Joe Mauer C/1B/DH MIN
|3.4 (28th overall)
|Jose Bautista 1B/CF.. TOR
|3.5 (29th overall)
|Matt Cain SP SF
|3.6 (30th overall)
|Ryan Zimmerman 3B/LF WAS
|3.7 (31st overall)
|Bryce Harper OF WAS
|3.8 (32nd overall)
|Brandon Phillips 2B CIN
|3.9 (33rd overall)
|Jason Heyward CF/RF ATL
|3.10 (34th overall)
|Jay Bruce RF CIN
|3.11 (35th overall)
|Ben Zobrist 2B/SS.. TB
|3.12 (36th overall)
|Starlin Castro SS CHC
Round 4
|4.1 (37th overall)
|Edwin Encarnacion 1B/3B.. TOR
|4.2 (38th overall)
|CC Sabathia SP NYY
|4.3 (39th overall)
|David Wright 3B NYM
|4.4 (40th overall)
|Madison Bumgarner SP SF
|4.5 (41st overall)
|Pablo Sandoval 3B SF
|4.6 (42nd overall)
|Matt Holliday LF STL
|4.7 (43rd overall)
|Ian Desmond SS WAS
|4.8 (44th overall)
|Adam Jones CF BAL
|4.9 (45th overall)
|Jacoby Ellsbury CF BOS
|4.10 (46th overall)
|Hanley Ramirez SS LAD
|4.11 (47th overall)
|Adrian Gonzalez 1B LAD
|4.12 (48th overall)
|Jered Weaver SP LAA
Round 5
|5.1 (49th overall)
|Paul Goldschmidt 1B ARI
|5.2 (50th overall)
|Cole Hamels SP PHI
|5.3 (51st overall)
|Chase Utley 2B PHI
|5.4 (52nd overall)
|Elvis Andrus SS TEX
|5.5 (53rd overall)
|Cliff Lee SP PHI
|5.6 (54th overall)
|Mark Trumbo 1B/LF.. ARI
|5.7 (55th overall)
|Yoenis Cespedes LF/CF.. BOS
|5.8 (56th overall)
|Gio Gonzalez SP WAS
|5.9 (57th overall)
|Carlos Santana C/1B/.. CLE
|5.10 (58th overall)
|Zack Greinke SP LAD
|5.11 (59th overall)
|R. A. Dickey SP TOR
|5.12 (60th overall)
|Shin-Soo Choo LF/CF.. TEX
Round 6
|6.1 (61st overall)
|Aaron Hill 2B/3B ARI
|6.2 (62nd overall)
|Allen Craig 1B/LF.. STL
|6.3 (63rd overall)
|Jose Altuve 2B HOU
|6.4 (64th overall)
|Desmond Jennings CF TB
|6.5 (65th overall)
|Michael Bourn CF CLE
|6.6 (66th overall)
|Jimmy Rollins SS PHI
|6.7 (67th overall)
|Rickie Weeks 2B MIL
|6.8 (68th overall)
|B. J. Upton CF ATL
|6.9 (69th overall)
|Billy Butler 1B/DH KC
|6.10 (70th overall)
|Aroldis Chapman RP CIN
|6.11 (71st overall)
|Austin Jackson CF SEA
|6.12 (72nd overall)
|Asdrubal Cabrera 2B/SS WAS
Round 7
|7.1 (73rd overall)
|Will Middlebrooks 3B BOS
|7.2 (74th overall)
|Yadier Molina C STL
|7.3 (75th overall)
|Mat Latos SP CIN
|7.4 (76th overall)
|Alex Gordon LF KC
|7.5 (77th overall)
|Adam Wainwright SP STL
|7.6 (78th overall)
|Mike Napoli 1B/DH BOS
|7.7 (79th overall)
|Max Scherzer SP DET
|7.8 (80th overall)
|J. J. Hardy SS BAL
|7.9 (81st overall)
|Freddie Freeman 1B ATL
|7.10 (82nd overall)
|Craig Kimbrel RP ATL
|7.11 (83rd overall)
|Jonathan Lucroy C/1B MIL
|7.12 (84th overall)
|Aramis Ramirez 3B MIL
Round 8
|8.1 (85th overall)
|Jason Kipnis 2B CLE
|8.2 (86th overall)
|Curtis Granderson LF/CF.. NYM
|8.3 (87th overall)
|Shane Victorino CF/RF BOS
|8.4 (88th overall)
|Matt Wieters C BAL
|8.5 (89th overall)
|Alex Rios RF/DH TEX
|8.6 (90th overall)
|Victor Martinez 1B/DH DET
|8.7 (91st overall)
|Chris Sale SP CWS
|8.8 (92nd overall)
|Carlos Gomez CF MIL
|8.9 (93rd overall)
|A. J. Pierzynski C/DH STL
|8.10 (94th overall)
|Brett Lawrie 2B/3B TOR
|8.11 (95th overall)
|Johnny Cueto SP CIN
|8.12 (96th overall)
|Wilin Rosario C COL
Round 9
|9.1 (97th overall)
|Kris Medlen SP ATL
|9.2 (98th overall)
|Anthony Rizzo 1B CHC
|9.3 (99th overall)
|Melky Cabrera LF TOR
|9.4 (100th overall)
|C. J. Wilson SP LAA
|9.5 (101st overall)
|Jonathan Papelbon RP PHI
|9.6 (102nd overall)
|Roy Halladay SP PHI
|9.7 (103rd overall)
|Yovani Gallardo SP MIL
|9.8 (104th overall)
|Jason Motte RP STL
|9.9 (105th overall)
|Pedro Alvarez 3B PIT
|9.10 (106th overall)
|Ryan Howard 1B PHI
|9.11 (107th overall)
|Mike Moustakas 3B KC
|9.12 (108th overall)
|Salvador Perez C KC
Round 10
|10.1 (109th overall)
|Jake Peavy SP SF
|10.2 (110th overall)
|Dan Haren SP LAD
|10.3 (111th overall)
|Jeff Samardzija SP OAK
|10.4 (112th overall)
|Kyle Seager 3B SEA
|10.5 (113th overall)
|J. J. Putz RP ARI
|10.6 (114th overall)
|James Shields SP KC
|10.7 (115th overall)
|Justin Morneau 1B/DH COL
|10.8 (116th overall)
|Ike Davis 1B PIT
|10.9 (117th overall)
|Matt Moore SP TB
|10.10 (118th overall)
|Fernando Rodney RP SEA
|10.11 (119th overall)
|Rafael Soriano RP WAS
|10.12 (120th overall)
|David Ortiz DH BOS
Round 11
|11.1 (121st overall)
|Hunter Pence RF SF
|11.2 (122nd overall)
|Eric Hosmer 1B KC
|11.3 (123rd overall)
|Jon Lester SP OAK
|11.4 (124th overall)
|Brandon Morrow SP TOR
|11.5 (125th overall)
|Miguel Montero C ARI
|11.6 (126th overall)
|Jordan Zimmermann SP WAS
|11.7 (127th overall)
|Josh Willingham LF/DH KC
|11.8 (128th overall)
|Ian Kennedy SP SD
|11.9 (129th overall)
|Alcides Escobar SS KC
|11.10 (130th overall)
|Carl Crawford LF LAD
|11.11 (131st overall)
|Martin Prado 2B/3B.. NYY
|11.12 (132nd overall)
|Doug Fister SP WAS
Round 12
|12.1 (133rd overall)
|Josh Rutledge 2B/SS COL
|12.2 (134th overall)
|Jim Johnson RP DET
|12.3 (135th overall)
|Mark Teixeira 1B NYY
|12.4 (136th overall)
|Lance Lynn SP STL
|12.5 (137th overall)
|Paul Konerko 1B/DH CWS
|12.6 (138th overall)
|Matt Harvey SP NYM
|12.7 (139th overall)
|David Freese 3B/DH STL
|12.8 (140th overall)
|Josh Johnson SP SD
|12.9 (141st overall)
|Hiroki Kuroda SP NYY
|12.10 (142nd overall)
|Nick Markakis RF BAL
|12.11 (143rd overall)
|Anibal Sanchez SP DET
|12.12 (144th overall)
|Joel Hanrahan RP DET
Round 13
|13.1 (145th overall)
|Tim Lincecum SP SF
|13.2 (146th overall)
|Alexi Ogando P TEX
|13.3 (147th overall)
|Jesus Montero C SEA
|13.4 (148th overall)
|Brett Anderson P COL
|13.5 (149th overall)
|Mariano Rivera RP NYY
|13.6 (150th overall)
|Trevor Cahill P ARI
|13.7 (151st overall)
|Kenley Jansen RP LAD
|13.8 (152nd overall)
|Carlos Beltran RF/DH STL
|13.9 (153rd overall)
|Mike Minor SP ATL
|13.10 (154th overall)
|Brian McCann C/1B/DH NYY
|13.11 (155th overall)
|Sergio Romo RP SF
|13.12 (156th overall)
|Homer Bailey SP CIN
Round 14
|14.1 (157th overall)
|Phil Hughes SP MIN
|14.2 (158th overall)
|Chase Headley 1B/3B NYY
|14.3 (159th overall)
|A. J. Griffin SP OAK
|14.4 (160th overall)
|Jon Niese SP NYM
|14.5 (161st overall)
|Ryan Vogelsong SP SF
|14.6 (162nd overall)
|Greg Holland RP KC
|14.7 (163rd overall)
|Alejandro De Aza LF/CF BAL
|14.8 (164th overall)
|Brett Gardner LF/CF NYY
|14.9 (165th overall)
|A. J. Burnett SP PHI
|14.10 (166th overall)
|Angel Pagan CF SF
|14.11 (167th overall)
|Danny Espinosa 2B/SS WAS
|14.12 (168th overall)
|Norichika Aoki RF/DH KC
Round 15
|15.1 (169th overall)
|Huston Street RP LAA
|15.2 (170th overall)
|Addison Reed RP ARI
|15.3 (171st overall)
|Ichiro Suzuki OF NYY
|15.4 (172nd overall)
|Steve Cishek RP MIA
|15.5 (173rd overall)
|Brandon McCarthy SP NYY
|15.6 (174th overall)
|John Axford RP PIT
|15.7 (175th overall)
|Jason Grilli RP LAA
|15.8 (176th overall)
|Grant Balfour RP TB
|15.9 (177th overall)
|Todd Frazier 1B/3B CIN
|15.10 (178th overall)
|Casey Janssen RP TOR
|15.11 (179th overall)
|Ernesto Frieri RP PIT
|15.12 (180th overall)
|Joe Nathan RP DET
Round 16
|16.1 (181st overall)
|Tom Wilhelmsen RP SEA
|16.2 (182nd overall)
|Starling Marte LF/CF PIT
|16.3 (183rd overall)
|Clay Buchholz SP BOS
|16.4 (184th overall)
|Chris Perez RP LAD
|16.5 (185th overall)
|Dexter Fowler CF HOU
|16.6 (186th overall)
|Matt Garza SP MIL
|16.7 (187th overall)
|Andre Ethier OF LAD
|16.8 (188th overall)
|Erick Aybar SS LAA
|16.9 (189th overall)
|Glen Perkins RP MIN
|16.10 (190th overall)
|Ricky Romero RP TOR
|16.11 (191st overall)
|Jonathan Broxton RP MIL
|16.12 (192nd overall)
|Dan Uggla 2B SF
Round 17
|17.1 (193rd overall)
|Mike Fiers P MIL
|17.2 (194th overall)
|Jeremy Hellickson SP TB
|17.3 (195th overall)
|Brandon Belt 1B SF
|17.4 (196th overall)
|Brandon League RP LAD
|17.5 (197th overall)
|Hisashi Iwakuma SP SEA
|17.6 (198th overall)
|Nick Swisher 1B/RF.. CLE
|17.7 (199th overall)
|Lance Berkman DH TEX
|17.8 (200th overall)
|Ryan Doumit C/LF/.. ATL
|17.9 (201st overall)
|Zack Cozart SS CIN
|17.10 (202nd overall)
|Josh Beckett SP LAD
|17.11 (203rd overall)
|Everth Cabrera SS SD
|17.12 (204th overall)
|Jarrod Parker SP OAK
Round 18
|18.1 (205th overall)
|Chris Davis 1B/3B BAL
|18.2 (206th overall)
|Emilio Bonifacio 2B/3B.. ATL
|18.3 (207th overall)
|Wei-Yin Chen SP BAL
|18.4 (208th overall)
|Ben Revere CF PHI
|18.5 (209th overall)
|Ryan Dempster SP BOS
|18.6 (210th overall)
|Manny Machado 3B BAL
|18.7 (211th overall)
|Eric O'Flaherty RP OAK
|18.8 (212th overall)
|Nelson Cruz LF/RF.. BAL
|18.9 (213th overall)
|Derek Jeter SS/DH NYY
|18.10 (214th overall)
|Kyle Lohse SP MIL
|18.11 (215th overall)
|Alexei Ramirez SS CWS
|18.12 (216th overall)
|Josh Reddick RF OAK
Round 19
|19.1 (217th overall)
|Wade Miley SP ARI
|19.2 (218th overall)
|Coco Crisp CF/DH OAK
|19.3 (219th overall)
|Jayson Werth RF WAS
|19.4 (220th overall)
|Michael Morse 1B/LF.. SF
|19.5 (221st overall)
|Rafael Betancourt RP COL
|19.6 (222nd overall)
|Jose Valverde RP NYM
|19.7 (223rd overall)
|Julio Teheran SP ATL
|19.8 (224th overall)
|Marco Scutaro 2B SF
|19.9 (225th overall)
|Tommy Milone SP MIN
|19.10 (226th overall)
|Vance Worley SP PIT
|19.11 (227th overall)
|Wil Myers CF/RF.. TB
|19.12 (228th overall)
|Tommy Hanson SP CWS
Round 20
|20.1 (229th overall)
|Shaun Marcum SP CLE
|20.2 (230th overall)
|Carlos Quentin LF SD
|20.3 (231st overall)
|Lorenzo Cain CF/RF KC
|20.4 (232nd overall)
|Jaime Garcia SP STL
|20.5 (233rd overall)
|Justin Ruggiano OF CHC
|20.6 (234th overall)
|Michael Saunders OF SEA
|20.7 (235th overall)
|Tyler Clippard RP WAS
|20.8 (236th overall)
|Jason Hammel SP OAK
|20.9 (237th overall)
|Chad Billingsley SP LAD
|20.10 (238th overall)
|Jurickson Profar 2B/SS TEX
|20.11 (239th overall)
|Torii Hunter RF/DH DET
|20.12 (240th overall)
|Bobby Parnell RP NYM
Round 21
|21.1 (241st overall)
|Jed Lowrie 2B/SS.. OAK
|21.2 (242nd overall)
|Jedd Gyorko 2B/3B SD
|21.3 (243rd overall)
|Dan Straily SP CHC
|21.4 (244th overall)
|Jason Kubel LF MIN
|21.5 (245th overall)
|Dustin Ackley 2B/LF.. SEA
|21.6 (246th overall)
|Santiago Casilla RP SF
|21.7 (247th overall)
|Marco Estrada P MIL
|21.8 (248th overall)
|Carlos Marmol RP CIN
|21.9 (249th overall)
|Cameron Maybin CF SD
|21.10 (250th overall)
|Andrelton Simmons SS ATL
|21.11 (251st overall)
|Luke Gregerson RP OAK
|21.12 (252nd overall)
|Adam Eaton LF/CF CWS
Round 22
|22.1 (253rd overall)
|Adam LaRoche 1B WAS
|22.2 (254th overall)
|Hyun-Jin Ryu SP LAD
|22.3 (255th overall)
|Leonys Martin CF/RF TEX
|22.4 (256th overall)
|David Hernandez RP ARI
|22.5 (257th overall)
|Kendrys Morales 1B/DH SEA
|22.6 (258th overall)
|Corey Hart 1B/RF.. SEA
|22.7 (259th overall)
|Alfonso Soriano LF/RF.. NYY
|22.8 (260th overall)
|Dee Gordon 2B/SS LAD
|22.9 (261st overall)
|Adam Dunn 1B/DH OAK
|22.10 (262nd overall)
|Adam Lind 1B/DH TOR
|22.11 (263rd overall)
|Alex Cobb SP TB
|22.12 (264th overall)
|James McDonald SP CHC
Round 23
|23.1 (265th overall)
|Trevor Bauer SP CLE
|23.2 (266th overall)
|Rick Porcello SP DET
|23.3 (267th overall)
|Javier Lopez RP SF
|23.4 (268th overall)
|Edwin Jackson SP CHC
|23.5 (269th overall)
|Michael Young 1B/3B LAD
|23.6 (270th overall)
|Ryan Ludwick LF CIN
|23.7 (271st overall)
|Howie Kendrick 2B LAA
|23.8 (272nd overall)
|David Murphy LF/RF.. CLE
|23.9 (273rd overall)
|Drew Storen RP WAS
|23.10 (274th overall)
|Lonnie Chisenhall 1B/3B.. CLE
|23.11 (275th overall)
|Edinson Volquez SP PIT
|23.12 (276th overall)
|Tim Hudson SP SF


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Social Media – Managing your presence on the net
A short one day course designed to provide professional guidance on how to manage your reputation on the net whilst using social media platforms to promote campaigns, engage in debates and make political comment..
Introduction to Political Research
This course provides detailed guidance on how to produce research projects capable of being used by politicians, think tanks and voluntary agencies.
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I gave in to peer pressure.
Today was a�rough day � and not just for me. It seemed everyone on the features desk was putting out small fires, so when someone mentioned craving a cookie, I mentioned that I had considered taking on a 12 Days of Christmas Cookies challenge for Everybody Eats.
�That�s a great idea!�
�You should do it! And bring the cookies to work!�
I told them I�d have to start today if I was to do this.
�And the problem is?�
OK. It looks like I�m taking on a Christmas cookie challenge.
To be honest, I�ve had a hard time getting in the Christmas spirit this year. Our house is decorated and all my shopping is finished, but without any snow on the ground, it doesn�t feel like Christmas. Maybe baking a different type of cookie for the next 12 days will help.
Or it will lead into my New Year�s Resolution � lose the cookie challenge weight.
Recipe No. 1 --- Cherry Pecan Chews � was chosen because I knew I had everything I needed to make these cookies at home. Plus the red tint of the cookies just looks festive.
Note: The dough must chill before baking; preheat oven to 350� F when ready to bake.
Whisk flour, baking powder and salt togther; set aside. Cream together butter, sugar, vanilla and almond until fluffy. Beat in egg. Mix in cherries and pecans. Add flour mixture, mixing until well incorporated. Pat dough into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap or wax paper, and chill for at least 1 hour, although overnight is best.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or spray with nonstick spray. Using a small cookie scoop, portion dough onto prepared baking sheet, spacing cookies 2� apart. Bake for 11-12 minutes or until lightly brown around the edges. Allow cookies to cool for at least 5 minutes before removing to a cooling rack.Source: The National Cherry Foundation at www.nationalcherries.com


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The San Diego Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs, according to McShay, are looking at fourth-tier players. San Diego has the No. 18 pick and the Chiefs have the No. 21 pick. McShay's fourth tier begins at No. 18. Several players both the Chargers and Chiefs will consider are in the fourth tier.
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The St. Louis Rams selected Hagans in the fifth round (144 overall) of the 2006 NFL Draft. He spent three seasons with the Rams before being picked up by the Kansas City Chiefs for the 2009 campaign. Hagans finished the 2009 season with the Washington Redskins and was released in the summer of 2010 after injuring himself in off-season workouts.
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The Kansas City Chiefs and the 31 other NFL teams made their way to the Florida pro day on Tuesday to see a handful of players work out.
The player we'll focus on is C Mike Pouncey, brother of Pittsburgh Steelers C Maurkice Pouncey. Though the 21st pick may be a bit early for an interior offensive lineman, several folks have mocked Pouncey to the Chiefs.
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Beckett Grading is Coming to San Antonio!
Every time you make a purchase at Sports Cards Plus you are eligible to enter our drawing for a total of $500.00 in Gift Certificates to Sports Cards Plus. Drawing will be held at close of business on November 29th, 2014.
1. Your total purchase amount will determine your prize entry amount. EXAMPLE: Buy $350 in products at Sports Cards Plus. You can fill out up to 10 entries of at least $25 which total $350. If your purchase amount is less than $25, you may fill out one entry for the amount you purchased. The number of entries you may fill out is your total purchase amount divided by $25, plus one entry for the amount left over. Ten is the maximum entries you may fill out in one day.
2. Exactly $500.00 in Gift Certificates will be given away on August 31, 2010 at store closing. Need not be present to win.
A. Entries will be pulled out of jar until we exceed a total of $500.00 in winners. The last winner will be limited to the amount on the winner's entry minus the total amount in excess of $500.
1) For example: First four winners total $450.00. The fifth winner had an entry value of $150.00 which gives us a total of $600. This amount is $100 over the limited amount of $500 in total winnings, therefore the fifth winner has won $150 - $100 = $50.
2) One person may have more than one winning entry and is eligible to win the total winnings of $500.
B. Winners over 18 years old will be published on our web-site. Winners under 18 years old will only be publish with the consent of their parents.
My friends are filling the void for great collectible shows in San Antonio. Although my interests are limited to Sports Cards and Sports Memorabilia, this show will feature some of the state's best collectibles vendors in the areas of Sports, Comics, Coins, Gaming, Knives, Historical and Estate Jewelry. If you collect it, you will find it at this show.
Sports Cards Plus hasn't done a show in nearly twenty years, but we will be front and center for this show November 14th to the 16th at the Embassy Suites Hotel at I-10 and Loop 410. See www.krownproductions.com for more information. Save the date and have some fun.
You know that Michael Jordan Autographed Basketball you have is real. But, unless you get it authenticated by a well known, reputable company, you'll never get half of what its worth when you try to sell it. Get your valuable autographs authenticated by the very best, James Spence Authentication (JSA). JSA will be at Sports Cards Plus to do IN-STORE AUTHENTICATION on Thursday, November 13th from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.


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Bauer Techlite TH20 Youth Multi-Sport Helmet
Bauer Techlite TH20 Youth Multi-Sport Helmet
X-Small = Youth
- Great Protection - Lightweight youth helmet with impact absorbing, hydrophobic EPP liner
- Perfect for hockey, snow sports, biking
- Multiple vents provide excellent airflow
- CSA, HECC, CE Certified
- Comfort: Polyurethane comfort padding
Bauer Techlite TH20 Youth Hockey Helmet Sizing
|Bauer TH20 Youth Helmet Sizing
|Helmet Size
|Head Circumference
|X-Small = Youth
|18.8 - 20.4"
|48 - 52 cm
what is the next size up? is it available?
By Liette from Detroit, MI on October 19, 2013
By Customer Service on October 21, 2013
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The incident that led to the Rob Kardashian vs. Paparazzo arrest didn't appear to be a "joke" when it was happening ... because the photog told police, "He tried to kill me" ... and it's all caught on tape.
TMZ broke the story ... Rob was handcuffed and arrested early Sunday morning after chasing after a paparazzo and cornering him in a bong shop. Rob insisted he was just "joking" with the pap.
But new footage has surfaced ... which shows Rob was in a very heated argument with a super attractive female moments before the incident. It appears Rob gave chase to the pap AFTER he realized the argument was being recorded.
The pap ran to the nearby smoke shop to hide out ... but Rob spotted him and followed him inside. Cops saw the chase and darted inside the shop ... bursting into the store as Rob was closing in on the photog.
Once the pap sees the cops ... he yells out, "He's attacking me ... he chased me ... he tried to kill me." During the video, Rob never lays a hand on the pap.
The officers grabbed Rob and asked him why he was in the shop ... to which the reality star replied, "I'm shopping."
Kardashian was placed in handcuffs and warned, "Don't resist."
According to the police report, obtained by TMZ, Rob confirmed to cops that he gave chase because he "did not like the paparazzi filming him."
Eventually, cops determined there was no altercation, and let both men go.
wow that pap was just a big fat coward baby.
Not that i would ever defend rob but whats with the cop saying over and over....stop resisting.
That pap is a p****!!! He tried to kill me ohh noo he chased me haha. It's not like rob is scary one bit he's def not charles manson or mike tyson chasing you. If he would of caught him at worst he would of maybe taken his camera and broke it.
i can't stand the Kardashians, but the paparazzi are such dbags, and those cops were on a power trip.
i hope that guy (photog) jokes on a tomato and dies
That's Rita Ora he's arguing with. I wonder if they really are dating.
Let me guess. This will be featured on the next episode of Kim Takes New York or Khloe & Lamar in Pheonix or whatever their shows are called.
Jay Leno was such a toady to K.K on 3/21 show. And the prompted audience response was so obvious.
So the "attractive" female is Rita Ora, a singer on Jay Z's ROC NATION label, allegedly Rob and her are dating? The photog is a stunt queen and a liar and should have charges for lying to police about the incident. So now paps can invade someone's privacy for profit and then lie when confronted, attempting to get the other person in trouble? What a world!
Once again a paparazzo from a foreign country, they should of checked his papers and made sure he was he in the USA legally. Rob Kardashian show should unleash his lawyers on this paparazzo!
How much did you pay for the video from this s***bag paparazzo TMZ?
By the way TMZ....He wasn't arrested? So your headline is off base and extremely misleading!
What's really amazing to me is how clear the footage is and how steady the camera is. If this were truly filmed as it unfolded, one you think the camera would have been shaky! Could this have been STAGED?
Hey Rob Kardashian...I have a little secret????? If you don't want the media to follow you.....then get the hell off television and Americans will be glad to see your botox, do anything for fame, fur wearing, face-lifting family off our televisions. This kind of thing happens when you have nothing to do with your time. How about you and your family get REAL jobs like most Americans. We are frankly tired of seeing your family and they do not represent most Americans ;infact, they represent an example of what most Americans do not want to be like. Get it? We don't want to see your family anymore...you're whole clan is pathetic!!!
I also agree, that foreigners (esp. from Great Britian) are coming into this country and turning America into britian (trash magazines)...most of them are from Great Britian...it is time that they stop controlling our media BUT it's up to Americans to stand up and take over our media again!!!!! Foreigners are trashing our country


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Q. How can a parent persuade a teenager not to smoke cigarettes?
A. Dr. Moshe Ephrat, president of the Long Island Ear, Nose and Throat Society, addresses this question with teens every year when he visits high schools to talk about November's Great American Smokeout.
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--Let teens know they are disappointing you if they smoke. "Be very aggressive in saying no."
--Don't smoke yourself. "It sends mixed signals."
--Empower them with knowledge -- for instance, that cigarettes contain formaldehyde, used to embalm bodies. Let them know they would be inhaling known carcinogens that may not affect them today, but will accumulate down the road.
--Give them anecdotes of family members or others they know who have suffered because of smoking. "When you're a teenager you feel so invincible. 'I'm not going to die till I'm 60. It's far away.'" Ephrat, who practices at ENT and Allergy Associates in Lake Success, has, for instance, taken care of a smoker younger than 40 who has had to have her voice box removed.
--Shoot down myths, such as "If I smoke, I'll lose weight."
--Point out smoking is a smelly habit, he says. Remind them it can cause coughing and a higher risk of developing asthma.
--If they already smoke, give them tools to quit. Urge them to do physical activity to reduce cravings. A doctor can prescribe medication to help. For more information, call the state hotline 1-866-NYQUITS.


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I'm graduating by the end of next year and preparing for a massive job search. Does anyone know of any new grad programs in the Bay Area (California) or wherever--(I can move for a good program)? I'm very flexible, as long as I get employed, but thought I might as well include some criteria to narrow down my search:
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Russia's Lavrov says "reset" with U.S. cannot last forever
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia and the United States must do more to strengthen relations because the "reset" in ties cannot continue forever, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview published on Wednesday.
President Barack Obama called for the reset in ties before taking office in 2008 but relations have been strained by differences over issues such as missile defense, human rights and the conflict in Syria.
"If we talk about the 'reset', it is clear that, using computer terminology, it cannot last forever. Otherwise it would not be a 'reset' but a program failure," Lavrov told the Kommersant business daily.
"Instead of dwelling on the name of this or that stage, we should think about how to develop our relations. Or, again using computer specialists' terminology, we should update the software."
Lavrov said deepening economic cooperation would help improve ties between the former Cold War enemies but that some moves would have to wait until after the U.S. presidential election next month.
Republican candidate Mitt Romney has accused Obama of being soft on Moscow during his four-year term and described Russia as the United States' "number one geopolitical foe".
The jailing of three women from the Pussy Riot punk band for two years in August over a profane "punk prayer" against President Vladimir Putin in a Russian Orthodox cathedral also prompted criticism from Washington.
Lavrov said there was a distorted image of Russia in the West and dismissed suggestions the verdict was politically motivated or that it amounted to pressure on the opposition.
He reiterated that Russia would not back efforts to topple President Bashar al-Assad to end the conflict in Syria, saying this would be "incitement to fratricidal war" that put at risk hundreds of thousands of lives.
(Writing by Timothy Heritage; Editing by Jon Hemming)
Take a look at who the Russian electorate have made President or Prime Minister these last 21 years: Soviet-era Communist Party members. As if such Quislings could even get their names on a ballot if the "collapse" of the USSR were legitimate!
Now you know why Russia's foreign policy is (1) out of step with all other democratic nations; and (2) why Russia's foreign policy is the same as Communist China's.
For more on this neglected subject, read KGB defector Major Anatoliy Golitsyn's 1984 book "New Lies for Old" (available at Internet Archive) , the only Soviet-era defector to still be under protective custody in the West, proving (1) the collapses of the USSR/East Bloc were strategic ruses; and (2) that all other Soviet-era defectors who followed Golitsyn were still loyal to their respective Communist intelligence agencies, since all of them provided incorrect intelligence on the future of the USSR/East Bloc.
Unless you've read "New Lies for Old" and become familiar with the Communists' "Long-Range Policy" (which all Communist nations signed onto in 1960 as their "new" and more subtle strategy to neutralize the West), you are ignorant of all matters concerning foreign policy.
Rather than believing all of Golitsyn's assertions (which I understand include the suggestion that the Sino-Soviet split was a planned charade by the Communist world — an assertion contradicted by the real subsequent divergence of economic & fiscal policy between these two powers); I'm more inclined to believe instead that Golitsyn's defection was itself an elaborate deception designed to make Western powers self-destruct by searching for "reds under the bed" and veering to the political right as an irrational knee-jerk reaction to this perceived threat (so as to eventually send us into the political wilderness of diplomatic isolation — the REAL long-term threat to our system).
These opposing theories (Golitsyn's, and the one described above) are almost equally incredible (the KGB's alleged belief that the British Finnish leaders were their agents seems delusional — it's clear that some people within the KGB were believing their own propaganda). So I demonstrate why the words of alleged traitors are rarely useful for us in formulating policy. (For another example of this principle, remember how "Curveball" featured in Colin Powell's presentation to the UN Security Council?)
Ironically, the Sino-Soviet split happened after Krushchev gave a famous speech suggesting a shift from a Stalinist policy of creeping world domination, to a new policy of peaceful coexistence and cooperation with the West and with capitalism/ free market economics etc. Krushchev wanted to start being more friendly toward the West. Mao felt that Krushchev was betraying the true Marxism and the legacy of his former ally, Stalin. While Krushchev wasn't going to tolerate U2 spy plane overflights, and planned to compete freely and aggressively with the West (ostensibly, a principle we believe in supporting); he was even in favour of a joint American/Soviet moon mission, and other friendly ventures.
The Americans' reaction? After wasting a decade or more sending American boys to fight in Vietnam before realising the strategic importance of the Sino Soviet split; Nixon+Kissinger (ostensibly, America's chief anti-communists) opportunistically made diplomatic overtures to Mao, to exploit the political split between former Communist allies, so as to isolate their Soviet rivals. The fact that American overtures were to the Chinese rather than the Soviets only underlines the primary motive of the Americans at the time: FEAR. They were scared crazy about the Soviet Union's ICBMs and nuclear weapons. So it didn't matter how friendly the Soviet Union wanted to be; they would be friends with anyone AGAINST the Soviet Union, rather than be friends with a nation who had the power to destroy them. They even supported the Taliban against a comparatively good Soviet-friendly Afghan leader. (These American follies go against the principle once explained by a British officer: that it is better to be neighbours with a man who keeps a loaded pistol in a locked drawer, rather than a maniac who is determined to stab you in the eye-ball with a pencil.)
The Americans succeeded in their diplomatic and covert military initiatives: they isolated the Soviet Union. Soviet generals became increasingly paranoid, Soviet spending was increasingly concentrated on the military, popular discontent and nationalism escalated, and their system collapsed. If anyone thinks this collapse was intentional, fully controlled, and beneficial to the protègés of the old Soviet system; they are only fooling themselves. The world has become more dangerous for almost everyone (except a few fortunate free people in Eastern Europe) because of the disorderly (rather than planned & organized) collapse of that system.
If there's any grand Communist deception going on, or, any "long game" being played AGAINST the West; it is far more likely to be a Chinese gambit rather than a Russian one. For while the Chinese military system has never yet had the power to destroy the world, the Chinese political system has never yet rescinded the old Marxist/Communist principle of inevitable competition/confrontation => ideological objective for ultimate world domination by their own system (indeed, their continued belief in this principle was one original reason for their spat with the Soviets).
The Chinese are now engaging in economic warfare with us. They are using state-sponsored "capitalism" to gradually prise entire markets out of our hands, one by one, in a deliberate and pre-planned strategy; starting with low-margin heavy industries (useful for war-materiel) and working their way toward the higher-margin, high technology industries (useful for missile & UAV control). Our system is presently withering on the vine with unemployment & hopelessness because of almost unrestricted free trade with a system that is inherently unfair, and which has no genuine good will toward us (they don't care about our unemployment, as long as it doesn't affect them). Instead of righting these wrongs, our politicians are corruptly partaking of the spoils, and using cheap "competition" as an excuse to withdraw social benefits fought/worked/paid for by generations of people in the West. Our politicians have acquiesced in this quiet, creeping, anti-competitive Chinese ascendancy as long as the Chinese maintain the surface APPEARANCE of capitalistic fair play (we ignore the abuses because they send us cheap imported goods), and as long as the Chinese keep the campaign donations flowing via their American global corporate partners/ political proxies. By the time we realise what is happening, it may be too late.
If only our politicians would wake up… If only someone would start talking about this grave strategic threat to our freedom!
I appreciate the Chinese people as a peace-loving, hard-working, dignified people. Only, if only they and we were led better, we might all enjoy better lives, none of us would be threatened by a system that pushes us toward slave labor, and we might all enjoy health & social benefits, and through our hard work earn the right to use those privileges with dignity: we would all have a chance to earn our keep. I'm for a more equal world for everyone; which will only happen after serious, principled reform in both East and West…
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Learning Language
- Tuesday, June 14, 2011
We've all admired young children speaking what seemed to be the most elegant French or a particularly articulate Chinese, thinking that the child in question must certainly be exceptionally gifted. But upon reflection, we reason that this is obviously the child's mother tongue, and we realize that we, too, would have had the same capacity to dazzle non-English speakers when we were toddlers.
Often the ability to speak two or more languages is reserved for those lucky few raised in bilingual households, but that doesn't have to be the case. Anyone with the capacity to learn a first language has the aptitude to learn a second. So why does it seem so daunting?
Many parents have themselves studied languages in classroom settings throughout their student careers, unfortunately without ever having gained any real competency. Thus, the way in which one learns a language remains a mystery to most and seems a formidable subject for many homeschool parents to approach. It may be comforting to know that over the past century the language experts also have struggled and experimented in this area, and they certainly have not finished their work. However, looking at how language was taught in the past and examining the thought behind the methods developed over the last century can help dispel the "it's all Greek to me" aura that often hovers over this important study.
Two Historical Methods
A very early technique of language learning is the Grammar-Translation Method, historically used in the study of classical languages (Greek and Latin) and applied to the study of foreign languages at the end of the eighteenth, throughout the nineteenth, and into the twentieth centuries. Simply described, this approach centers on the translation of phrases and literary texts, focusing on grammar and its rules. Lessons are taught in the student's native tongue, and vocabulary is learned through translation. The Reading Method is a variation of this approach, developed in the 1920s under the supposition that limiting the activity to reading alone was the most practical and effective way of learning a language.
These historical, formalistic methods are often considered to be what one thinks of as traditional language learning. The major disadvantages are that the target language is not actively used, vocabulary and grammar are taught isolated from context, and the texts themselves are treated as mere exercises. In the twentieth century the focus of language learning shifted from academic reasons to communicative necessity, prompting a plethora of theories, studies, and new approaches. Many of these methods attempt to imitate or capture, each in its own way, the process of mother-tongue language acquisition.
The Direct Method
Perhaps in complete opposition to the Grammar-Translation Method is the Direct Method. Developed in the first half of the twentieth century, it places its emphasis on the student actively using the target language in realistic situations. The mother tongue is never used; translation is forbidden; material is first presented orally with an emphasis on speaking and listening skills; grammar and culture are taught implicitly. Instead of going back and forth between two languages, thinking in the target language is encouraged. Techniques include reading aloud, the pairing of images and words, role-playing, and employing paraphrases and synonyms to explain words.
The Direct Method strives to replicate the total immersion of a child learning his native language, but can this experience be duplicated at an older age and/or in a classroom several times a week? Many of the principles of this method have validity; however, strict adherence to a system of this sort, particularly outside the country of the target language and with relatively minimal contact time, can sometimes lead to frustration.
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Bobby Brown's DUI arrest might be the best thing that ever happened to him -- 'cause friends are telling TMZ the singer has finally snapped out of denial and realized he has a drinking problem.
Sources close to Brown tell us ... even though Bobby has been through rehab before, he didn't take it very seriously in the past ... because he didn't truly believe he was an alcohol abuser.
But now, we're told Bobby is extremely embarrassed by his newest arrest ... and understands that his drinking has become a big, big problem in his life.
One source tells us... Bobby is strongly considering checking back into rehab ... but so far, no decision has been made. We're told his friends support the idea ... but they don't want to push him too hard because they know treatment will only be effective if Bobby makes the decision by himself.
I think we've heard this song and dance before. He probably considered it during a black out.
INSAINTY is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result!
Yeah,Yeah, we've heard this all before. There really is no hope for this man. He's a f*cking looser...he'll never learn. Please judge put this man in jail and throw out the key. He'll never recover because he won't stay in rehab. He's really setting a great example for his kids. Look at Bobbi Kristina... following her father's foot steps. I actually feel sorry for that young lady. She still greiving the loss of her mother. I pray for her. As for Bobby Brown? He can go to hell!!
Multiple DUI's, he's a well-known drug addict and his wife died of an overdose, now his teen daughter is drinking and he's "considering rehab"? It's a bold-faced lie, if you want to get clean you don't "consider" anything, you either do it or you don't, and he hasn't. Judge will give him few choices due to his history and high-profile addiction. Be a father and get clean or just keep being a loser and stay clear of your daughter, right now he's just another tool who's death we'll mourn for about 4 seconds. Hope he proves me wrong, but I doubt it.
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Mandalas at my show! (at Chapterhouse Cafe & Gallery)
This is from my show at Chapterhouse Cafe & Gallery. It will be up until October 12th so there is no excuse for you to not go and see it if you are in Philly. Thank you to all those wonderful friends that showed up and I'm happy to have made new ones. I love you all!
New work. Wart, cone 6 English Porcelain, underglaze,gold luster,plastic flower, 2013. Photo by: Cara Long
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I just wanted to ask everyone if they would be amazing and go to https://www.facebook.com/CenterforCreativeWorks and like the page!
This is the Facebook for a non-profit organization I work at that helps adults with developmental disabilities by allowing them to be creative and explore different mediums to express themselves. We guide them and try to make an environment where they feel safe and that stimulates them to have better self-esteem. We also try to have art shows in different galleries where they can present their work and feel part of the community. When they sell their work part of the profits goes to the artist and a little bit to the center to be able to keep the place running and have all the supplies they need to keep creating.
The participants are amazing human beings and have taught me infinite lessons that I wouldn't have learned otherwise, I have never met anyone as caring and loving as them.
I am also setting up an Etsy shop that will hopefully be available soon with cards, ceramics and paintings they have done as well as a couple other treats. Once it is all done I will upload the link and would love for everyone to check it out and maybe buy a couple things. Their artwork is beautiful.
Please spread the word and show us some support, we would really appreciate it!
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Type sketches!!! This one is for a client who's son just got married and wants me to put together a book of well wishes from friends and family. I will probably end up doing it all in watercolor and ink.
More updates to come as I work on it.
Books for Pointed Press. Doing this relaxes me, plus the final product is going to be amazing! Hopefully will have more pictures coming up.
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Dusit Throne Hall
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This 1903 white hall built for King Rama V and originally used for meetings and banquets, houses a mother-of-pearl throne topped by a regal umbrella.
The umbrella may appear a bit tatty, but that's because it is only changed when a new king accedes to the throne, and the current King Bhumibol Adulyadej is the world's longest reigning monarch.
The hall is home to an interesting array of work crafted by members of the catchily named Promotion of Supplementary Occupations and Related Techniques Foundation (SUPPORT), which is sponsored by the Queen. Handicrafts range from traditional clothes and baskets to silverwork and sculptures made from beetle wings.
Proper dress is necessary and be warned, clothes cannot be hired here. Bags, shoes and photographic and filming equipment must be left in lockers.
More detailsJust down the road from Vimanmek Teak Mansion within Dusit Park
Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-16:00
How to get there: The Throne Hall is a short distance east of Vimanmek Mansion in Dusit Park. To reach the park, buses 5, 18, 56, 70, 72, 503 and 515, all pass within a reasonable walking distance.
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Silnylon floors are the same 30d as the shelters. Cuben floor are the same .75oz sq/yd as the shelters. Thanks
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A formulaic faith may involve us in well-meaning, passionate, even spiritual exertions. But it will not build the church and it will not bring the Kingdom of God to earth as it is in heaven.
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On Thu, Jun 03, 2010 at 09:21:58AM +0200, Marc Ruef wrote:
As I have announced in my post to the nmap-dev mailing list in
mid-May, I wrote another nse script[1]. This script adds the
functionality of a basic (derivative) vulnerability scanner. The
first public release can be downloaded at my personal web site at:
You have to create a sub-folder "vulscan" in your scripts directory
of your nmap installation. Put the script and the txt files into
that folder. Afterwards, you are able to execute the script with the
following command:
nmap -PN -sS -sV --script=vulscan -p80 www.scip.ch
It is a requirement to use the option -sV to enable version
detection. This data gathering is used to lookup potential
vulnerabilities within the local data base.
As data base a (improved) edition of the osvdb csv/txt export is
used. It is possible to update this data base yourself by
downloading the current export at the project web site and to
override the files in your vulscan folder. [2]
An example of an output is shown below. As you can see, the osvdb id
and the title of the vulnerability is shown for every port/service
that could be fingerprinted and matched within the data base (in
this case Exim smtpd).
25/tcp open smtp syn-ack Exim smtpd 4.69
| vulscan: [5330] Exim Configuration File Variable Overflow
| [5896] Exim sender_verify Function Remote Overflow
| [5897] Exim header_syntax Function Remote Overflow
| [5930] Exim Parenthesis File Name Filter Bypass
| [12726] Exim -be Command Line Option host_aton Function Local Overflow
| [12727] Exim SPA Authentication spa_base64_to_bits Function Remote
|_[12946] Exim -bh Command Line Option dns_build_reverse Function
Local Overflow
The current implementation uses, if executed with no further
options, a full-text search of the title field in the
vulnerabilities table to determine affected products. The reason for
this simple approach called title lookup is, that nmap and osvdb do
not share the same naming conventions for products and osvdb does
not provide full support of the linking between products and
vulnerabilities. This mode may cause some false-positives (e.g.
Apache httpd). [3, 4]
The script supports another mode called correlations lookup which
can be enabled with the following argument:
nmap -PN -sS -sV --script=vulscan --script-args
vulscancorrelation=1 -p80 www.scip.ch
In this case the determined product is looked up in the products
table of osvdb. Further links to the vulnerabilities are determined.
This causes a lot less false-positives. But such a correlation
lookup takes more time and because of missing data there might be
some false-negatives. Additional details about the current
implementation is available at [5] (German only).
As you can see in the comments of the scripts, there are some todos.
For example, I would like to add support for other data bases as
well (e.g. SecurityFocus, CVE and Secunia). And the correlation mode
might also support taking the version of an installation into
account (because there are some further differences between
nmap/osvdb this will be another challenge). I am going to publish
new releases of the script at my web site and announce them at my
twitter feed[6].
I would like to thank a number of people which supported me
developing this script: Stefan Friedli, Simon Zumstein, David
Fifield and Doggy Dog. If there are any suggestions, feature
requests or bug reports, please let me know.
[1] http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q2/527
[2] http://osvdb.org/database_info
[3] http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q2/547
[4] http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q2/564
[5] http://www.scip.ch/?labs.20100603
[6] http://twitter.com/mruef/
Marc Ruef | marc.ruef () computec ch | http://www.computec.ch/mruef/
I get massive ammounts of false-positive with this script. For example I am using patched up-to-date version of Debian
stable OpenSSH: OpenSSH 5.1p1 Debian 5 (protocol 2.0)
Results I get with vulscancorrelation=1:
22/tcp open ssh OpenSSH 5.1p1 Debian 5 (protocol 2.0)
| vulscan: [781] OpenSSH Kerberos TGT/AFS Token Passing Remote Overflow
| [1853] OpenSSH Symbolic Link 'cookies' File Removal
| [2112] OpenSSH Reverse DNS Lookup Bypass
| [2557] OpenSSH Multiple Buffer Management Multiple Overflows
| [3938] OpenSSL and OpenSSH /dev/random Check Failure
| [4536] OpenSSH Portable AIX linker Privilege Escalation
| [5408] OpenSSH echo simulation Information Disclosure
| [5536] OpenSSH sftp-server Restricted Keypair Restriction Bypass
| [6071] OpenSSH SSHv1 PAM Challenge-Response Authentication Privilege Escalation
| [6245] OpenSSH SKEY/BSD_AUTH Challenge-Response Remote Overflow
| [6248] Multiple SSH Client ssh-agent Forwarding Information Disclosure
| [6601] OpenSSH *realloc() Unspecified Memory Errors
| [16567] OpenSSH Privilege Separation LoginGraceTime DoS
| [29266] OpenSSH GSSAPI Authentication Abort Username Enumeration
| [29152] OpenSSH Identical Block Packet DoS
| [32721] OpenSSH Username Password Complexity Account Enumeration
| [22692] OpenSSH scp Command Line Filename Processing Command Injection
| [9562] OpenSSH Default Configuration Anon SSH Service Port Bounce Weakness
| [3456] OpenSSH buffer_append_space() Heap Corruption
| [29264] OpenSSH Signal Handler Pre-authentication Race Condition Code Execution
| [34600] OpenSSH S/KEY Authentication Account Enumeration
| [730] OpenSSH Channel Code Off by One Remote Privilege Escalation
| [2140] OpenSSH w/ PAM Username Validity Timing Attack
| [2114] Multiple SSH Client X11 Forwarding Information Disclosure
| [795] Multiple Vendor SSH CRC-32 detect_attack() Function Overflow
| [2109] OpenSSH sshd Root Login Timing Side-Channel Weakness
| [504] OpenSSH SSHv2 Public Key Authentication Bypass
| [839] OpenSSH PAMAuthenticationViaKbdInt Challenge-Response Remote Overflow
| [642] OpenSSH Multiple Key Type ACL Bypass
| [341] OpenSSH UseLogin Local Privilege Escalation
| [688] OpenSSH UseLogin Environment Variable Local Command Execution
| [6072] OpenSSH PAM Conversation Function Stack Modification
| [5113] OpenSSH YP Netgroups Authentication Bypass
| [53021] OpenSSH on ftp.openbsd.org Trojaned Distribution
| [9550] OpenSSH scp Traversal Arbitrary File Overwrite
| [69658] OpenSSH J-PAKE Public Parameter Validation Shared Secret Authentication Bypass
|_[70873] OpenSSH Legacy Certificates Stack Memory Disclosure
What is the correct way not to get false-positives as otherwise this script does not help at all :)
Best regards,
Henri Salo
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Employees of the treasury for Millcreek Township in Pennsylvania was asked if they would accept payment in coins. Soon a woman appeared and proceeded to pay her $200 sewer bill with a box of coins. After requiring four employees to spend an hour each of their time counting the coins the Township decided to adopt a policy prohibiting large payments in coins. As reported in Erie Times-News the new policy limits residents to using $10 in unrolled coins or $20 in rolled coins when paying bills.
Business owners know that accepting large quantities of coins is a hassle that results in lost productivity and potential bank fees. But can a business owner legally refuse to accept coins or bills?
The answer to the question varies based on whether or not the goods or services of already been delivered. Any legal tender currency whether coin or paper must be accepted by a business in any quantity when he customers paying a bill. In some states, but not Michigan, refusing to accept legal tender currency can avoid a bill.
However, if the payment is for goods or services not yet received a business has the right to limit the quantities of each type of currency it will accept. If the customer refuses to abide by a stated policy the business is able to refuse to deliver the goods or services the consumer wants.
Therefore, if you want to limit the number of pennies, nickels, dimes or quarters that you are willing to accept you need to post a policy new your register and make sure the customer is aware of the policy. Remember that at the moment you deliver the goods or services your obligation to accept legal tender currency becomes mandatory and you can no longer stipulate how the bill is going to be paid.
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Pulpit Freedom Sunday is this coming Sunday.
The Alliance Defense Fund wants ministers to preach about politics on Sunday to the of point telling their flocks who they commend for various political offices.
I hope this does not catch on.
It may be Constitutional, but it doesn't seem good. Churches have a job to do that can be hindered by ministers exercising this right. I have been in churches where such a freedom would split a church. I have witnessed disputes at church meetings over political issues. Congregants who think like the pastor on politics might feel empowered but the risk is great that those who don't agree will feel intimidated in their own church family.
The church of Christ is called to peace and unity surrounding a spiritual calling and agenda, not a political one. Many churches already have tension over how to interpret the Bible on social and cultural matters. Some members home school, some support Christian schools, while others believe the public schools should be supported. Some members support military interventions around the world, and others don't. Some support the death penalty; others don't. The issues are many and existing tensions over these matters will only be heightened by pastors choosing sides from the pulpit.
I do believe Christians should be knowledgeable citizens and we should seek wisdom about our vote and participation in our communities. However, none of us are so enlightened as to have the right answer on all things political. Pastors are no exception.
I Corinthians raises some valid teaching about offending others with your liberty. The Apostle Paul encouraged Corinthian believers to voluntarily check certain freedoms for the sake of peace with other brothers. It is not weakness of will to regard the peace of the church over freedom to give your opinion from the pulpit. Pastors, think twice before you make politics more important than the people in the pews.
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The "Beast" (6 neck guitar) is here!
I was watching BBC Breakfast news (I know… how sad) when I heard the mention of the beast!
The beast is this seven headed guitar!
Priced at £750, it is very cheap… however naturally I worry about the sound quality if a 6 necked guitar is that cheap!
There is however a demand for this monstrousity! Macaris Intruments stated "When Gary Hutchins shipped us a five neck guitar we thought we'd put it in the window to get a reaction - It was sold with half an hour ! Since then , we have sold another eight !!!! Thats 40 Necks !!!!" Source: http://www.macaris.co.uk/
I personally think that a 6 headed guitar is literally impracticle to play! It is a novelty and "YES!" if I had £750 to spare, I might consider buying it as a collection however, I am not a great fan of it. It is extremely heavy to pick and you cannot reach down to the bottom guitar if you try to play it when wearing the guitar!
What next? The Son of the beast? A 12 headed guitar?
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Scott Crichton
Defensive End, Oregon State University
Overall Player Evaluation
As one of the premiere defensive ends in the PAC-12, Crichton made his presence felt early on in his Oregon State career, recording 74 total tackles (48 solo, 26 assisted), 14.5 tackles for loss and 6.0 sacks as a true freshman. In his sophomore season, Crichton looked even more impressive, sacking opposing QBs 9.0 times and tackling ball carriers in the backfield 17.5 times in 2012. In 2013, while Crichton's sack total did go down to 7.5 sacks, he increased his tackles for loss total in his junior season to 19.0 tackles for loss which ranked T-11th in the country. Over Crichton's career as a Beaver, he has recorded 10 forced fumbles along with 9 passes defended, amazing considering that Crichton spent most of his time at the defensive end position. Although Crichton doesn't have the defensive stats that LB Trent Murphy, Anthony Barr or DE Aaron Donald have, he is still as viable an option as any to be drafted in the first round by somebody needing defensive talent. This past season for the Packers, B.J. Raji's production was noticeably absent from the Packers defensive line. I believe that if the Packers pick Crichton or another defensive prowess, they could either move Raji over to the nose tackle position or they could get rid of Raji completely and try out Crichton in his place. Regardless though, the Packers desperately need a force that can help put pressure on the QB, while still being able to go and hunt down ball carriers in the backfield with precision and speed. I think in the 6'3″, 265-pound Crichton the Packers can find a reliable pass rusher who has the ability to get past blockers with his dazzling array of strength and expert use of his hands. His bull-rush technique has been proven to be relatively successful, however it is his inability to quit on plays that has made Crichton one of this year's most underrated defensive lineman.
Film Analysis vs. Boise State (brought to you by draftbreakdown.com)
Setting: 2013 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii.
In his final game as a Oregon State Beaver, junior defensive end Scott Crichton did not disappoint, recording three tackles for loss for -15 yards while adding another -3 yards on a sack in the Beavers 38-20 win over the Boise State Broncos. From the start of the game, you could tell that Crichton was making the most of his bowl game opportunity. On multiple plays during the first quarter Crichton was seen showcasing his elite 4.73 40-yard speed on bull rushes, forcing the QB out of the pocket and on the run. What was great about Crichton's play early on was his pure presence on the defensive line and ability to create traffic and block potential running lanes for running backs. What Crichton is greatest at is playing almost a zone run, forcing running backs or quarterbacks to find other ways around him. His mere ability to penetrate the offensive line makes him one of the best PAC-12 defensive ends and one of the top defensive ends in the country. For example on a first-and-10 play on the Broncos' own 15, Crichton was able to get through the Boise State offensive line, follow the running back and drag him down for a big loss. On the very next play, Crichton was able to elude offensive lineman and force Boise State's QB to fumble the ball, which was eventually returned by the Beavers for a touchdown. What I saw from the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl footage was that Crichton's speed is grossly underrated. His capabilities to blow past defenders with his combination of speed and quickness is something that NFL scouts and the Green Bay Packers should definitely look for in a defensive lineman. At times during his game against Boise State, Crichton showed that he could be an active difference maker, recording three solo tackles as well as putting constant pressure on Boise States' offensive lineman and QB. What really stood out was his burst of speed off the line and use of the bull rush/spin move to get around defenders. If Crichton can use those same skills in the NFL, the sky is the limit for the former Henry Foss High defensive end.