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Posts by Mike 137
75 posts • joined 10 Sep 2009
Vulnerable utilities, telcos, top of new Aussie natsec centre's to-do list
"40% unknown"
It says something about the threat intelligence service that (according to the graph in the image) it's failed to identify 40% of threat actors. Presumably the comment "Advanced Threat actors are getting smarter" is based on the assumption that the "unknown" 40% are smarter than the analysts.
Forget passwords, let's use SELFIES, says Obama's cyber tsar
strange reasoning
"We glue the wings on airplanes with evostick and they keep falling off, so let's abandon airplanes" - that's no sillier than this commonly repeated argument about passwords. We define them poorly and manage them worse (just for example, the last time I asked el Reg for a password refresh I was emailed my existing password in plain text), so they must be intrinsically crap.
They don't have to be, were we to get our act together, but we're stuck in a sloppy mind set that will actually make any alternative authentication method pretty much equally open to abuse.
Those who implement password controls must stop thoughtlessly repeating mantras ("special symbols and squirrel noises") and take notice of a vast and growing body of rigorous scientific research on both the psychology and technologies of authentication and breaches. The problems are actually much simpler than we have been led to believe, but require more effort and imagination that we have brought to them so far to solve.
So no, passwords are not dead - they just need to be created and used intelligently with reference to the real world. Then they are just as good as any other authentication method in their own context.
Just when you thought you were alone in the bath: Hi-res mapping satellite ready for launch
Objects as small as 30cm
Is 30cm the resolution limit, the pixel size or the size of an arbitrary object that can be recognised in the image?
Resolution limit means the ability to resolve a pair of high contrast lines not less than that wide, pixel size is typically a quarter to a ninth of the area of the minimum resolvable dot. Neither mean that objects of this size could be recognised from the images. I would guess that the size of a minimum recognisable object is more likely to be in the order of 1.5-3 meters.
'Things' on the Internet-of-things have 25 vulnerabilities apiece
Re: Use case?
"...I don't see it as any of my lightbulb's business if my electric car has paired with my washing machine..."
The light bulb, being quite bright, may be worried by the potential nature of the offispring...
Just TWO climate committee MPs contradict IPCC: The two with SCIENCE degrees
Re: No Surprise
I spent a few years working on this (blind denoising of tree ring width series) in the '90s. The only moderately reliable first order separation was between signal components common to multiple concurrent series from a specific site and signals uniquely present in individual series. The assumption on which my work was based was that individual variation is less likely to be driven by a common influence, so removal of individual variation should leave a better approximation to the common signal indicating the common influence.
Admittedly this is a fairly loose argument, but my work did show fairly conclusively that high frequency components tend to be local to individual series and low frequency components have a better chance of being common to all the series. Unfortunately, the then (and I believe still) common practice of "detrending" by normalising each individual series to its own low frequency spline before any analysis tends to mask the lower frequency components that might be some of the most interesting in terms of climate change.
However tree rings are not alone in providing rather tenuous and noisy signals. All currently used climate proxies suffer from this, each in their own way, so using them has to be done with a great deal of caution.
NASA: ALIENS and NEW EARTHS will be ours inside 20 years
Fundamentally flawed thinking
"...the possibility we're no longer alone in the universe..."
reminiscent of Columbus "discovering" America - the native populations didn't even know it existed until he turned up and told them...
NSA man says agency can track you through POWER LINES
"...the secret signal sauce..."
"...the secret signal sauce that allowed location to be determined..."
An interesting culinary sidelight on what would otherwise seem to be a pure DSP problem.
Traffic lights, fridges and how they've all got it in for us
Re: No they haven't
The most serious culprit in all this is the EULA. As soon as you "license" rather than sell the product (or the software component of the product even if you just paid for the hardware) all the established legal protections relating to safety, functionality and even fitness for purpose suddenly cease to apply. Consequently there's absolutely no incentive to make the software secure or even robust against failure. In short - the EULA is a perfect get out clause and that's very unlikely to change due to the pressure of the vendor community on legislation.
It's ironic (and self-defeating) that you can, just for an obvious example, buy a car (a potentially lethal machine) the mechanics of which must meet increasingly stringent safety standards in order to prevent fatalities, but the software that controls many of its safety critical functions can be complete garbage and there's very little comeback. Indeed someone usually has to die before any action is taken, and even then there's financial penalty, but no guarantee the next piece of software will be any better.
If you aren't convinced yet, read http://www.safetyresearch.net/Library/Bookout_v_Toyota_Barr_REDACTED.pdf then extrapolate its findings to the entire hypothetical IoT. That's not unrealistic - the flaws Barr described are _seriously_ basic stuff - the kind of mistakes a student would be marked down for on any adequate programming course, and furthermore protecting the vendor's IP seems from that report to have taken precedence over the level of facilities provided to a court-appointed expert examiner. Does that not shout volumes about the way forward?
Then of course there's the rather funnier (in hindsight) incident of the Satanic Renault http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/02/15/satanic_renault/
DARPA crazytech crew want to create HUMAN-FREE cyber defence systems
I have a dream...
How about spending all that money and ingenuity on teaching people to write code that isn't a bug-ridden load of excement in the first place...
Laser deflector shields possible with today's tech – but there's one small problem
Prior Art
'"Another possible application of this principle may be for trapping radiation inside a shell of plasma rather than excluding it" said Toohie.'
Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle invented this (the Langston Field) in 1974.
When ZOMBIES attack: DDoS traffic triples as 20Gbps becomes the new normal
what study?
It would be a nice gesture to identify (or even link to) the original study. We should not have to do our own legwork to find Incapsula and then locate the study in question (which has proved impossible anyway).
The Register is apparently joining the ranks of "parasites" - sites that merely rehash other people's conent without any value-add or proper referencing to sources.
Climate change will 'CAUSE huge increase in MURDER, ROBBERY and RAPE'
Re: Time to get the calculator out
"... and don't call me Shirley..."
Object to #YearOfCode? You're a misogynist and a snob, says the BBC
What really wrong with this
The most obvious fatal error in this whole "cunning plan" is the assumption that "coding" should be the objective. Coding is merely the manipulative mechanical skill used to realise programming (an instance of intellectual and creative problem solving).
If we just teach our kids "coding" we will finish up with echelons of unemployable incompetents, whereas teaching programming can result in expanding their mental capacities (just as chess or Latin do) for those with an appropriate mind set to start with, which should make life more interesting for them, quite apart from any direct benefit for employment as software developers. The undeniably abysmal quality of software today (monthly "patches" to fix silly mistakes, security breaches &c.) is a direct result of too many people already just learning to code rather than to program.
The second, and equally egregious, error is the assumption that teachers can be taught to teach "coding" in "a day" (http://politicalscrapbook.net/2014/02/tory-boss-of-government-coding-education-initiative-cant-code-lottie-dexter/), or indeed any other short period without a preparatory grasp of both the first principles that underlie the technologies and a grounding in analytical and logical thinking.
Oh dear, did I say "thinking" - how absurd...
PayPal 'n' Google's FIDO drops 'simpler, stronger' secure login spec
To paraphrase Blackadder
"there are two tiny problems with that theory..."
The two major misconceptions here are:
[1] that the problem is primarily "weak passwords". Yes, the passwords exposed by major offline cracking attacks are generally weak, but before offline cracking can be carried out the authentication server has to be breached so the password database can be stolen. That is the real root problem we have to solve, and it remains regardless of the authentication mechanism in use. There must always be, somewhere, a record of legitimate credentials in some form or other to compare authentication attempts with. It may be made more difficult to abuse it, but the threat cannot be eliminated.
[2] that biometrics should be used for authentication. Biometrics are validly used for identification, as the identity of a supplicant is not expected to change. But using a biometric for authentication (i.e. validating that the supplicant has presented their legitimate identity) is fundamentally flawed. The reason is simple - how do you change the credential when it gets compromised? Eye and fingerprint replacements are still the stuff of Hollywood, and will remain so.
Would you hire a hacker to run your security? 'Yes' say Brit IT bosses
The biggest real problem
The greatest real problem we face in corporate information security is the over-emphasis of technocentric attack skills and countermeasures at the expense of adequate preparedness and basic "digital hygiene".
Contrary to popular report, well over 80% of all successful attacks do not need highly sophisticated skills to accomplish, but are push-overs due to mismanagement - e.g. systems being left wide open - by the victim.
For adequate defence, we need people who can take a holistic view of business processes, data processing and infrastructures, identify weaknesses and cover for them in advance much more than we need people who can find and exploit the individual holes that are merely symptoms of mismanagement.
Hold on a mo: Brits blow £56m a year on the blower to gov minions
Re: @Benjamin 4
not everyone has a mobile either.
0300 numbers are not included in the "all in" packages for BT land lines, so they cost extra, but 0845 and 0800 numbers are. So whether or not you get a free call depends on the service you sign up to - a very strong argument for publishing all the alternative numbers - geographic as a fundamental prerequisite, 0845 or 0800 and 0300.
Provision of a geographical number should be the minimum obligation (particularly for govt. and essential services), as it not only provides a means of contact but also offers a validation of the authenticity of the agency - geographical numbers are by definition tied to addresses, whereas no-geographical numbers are not.
CONFIRMED: Driverless cars to hit actual British roads by end of year
Re: All at once or none at all - or maybe only a few?
"Your fully autonomous vehicle can see them coming via radar a few hundred yards off..." Yes, that'll work while only one or two cars are using radar in the same space. However, when the idea catches on and every one of hundreds of cars is pinging constantly, the system is going to break down. Even if it's not based on "radar", the sheer number of independent comms channels required will exceed practicability if channel separation is maintained, or alternatively there will be loss of signal integrity and consequent errors (aka accidents).
The very simple alternative solution would be to teach folks to drive properly - it's not that hard.
Human error blamed for toxic Russian rocket explosion
Re: Big Bang Expletives
Strictly "by the big blue egg [singular, familiar form] (or testicle [singular]) of St. Cyril..."
Young blokes blinded by video-game addiction: THE FACTS
Valid research?
The validity of this kind of research depends entirely on the nature of the population from which the samples are drawn. If for example, we draw both the experimental sample and the control sample from a population of extremely unperceptive people who generally just mooch around with their eyes half shut (aka students), those who play video games might well score higher than those who don't. Were the samples to be drawn from a society of hunter-gatherers or orchestral musicians, a different outcome might be expected.
A damn sight too much social and behavioural science research ignores this key issue. It's entirely wrong to assume that the whole human population behaves identically - regardless of delightful that assumption is to politicians and marketeers.
A pre-ticked box in web forms should NOT mean consent - EU report
El Reg please note
You might like to take note of this yourselves, starting with your annoying grey bar...
Frenchmen's sperm plunges by a third in quality and quantity since '89
Re: But I am an Englishman after all.
Let me correct that for you:
British Library tracks rise and fall of file formats
file formats?
HTML is not a file format - it's a page description language.
Astronomers tell story set a LONG time ago in a galaxy far, FAR away
magnify? Light
"...the gravity of foreground objects warps and magnifies the light from background objects"
How do you magnify light? Images can be magnified by deflecting light. Light can be amplified, diffused or concentrated, but magnified? Surely "magnified means "made bigger", which could only be accomplished by adding more photons from somewhere (thus effectively meaning the same as "amplified"). Or have I missed something?
New hottest-ever extreme temperature records now easier to achieve
hot temperature?
A temperature may be high or low - not "hot" or "cold". Temperature is a description or measure of hotness or coldness. You can't have a "fast speed" or an "expensive price" for similar reasons.
Forty Canadian birds BONKING against windows EVERY MINUTE
where's the paper please
It would be nice if the link actually pointed to the relevant paper, rather than to an index page where it can't be found. As we don't know the title of the paper and a search for "Bayne" on the linked page yields nothing relevant, it's impossible to find it.
Don't get sued or cuffed on Twitter: Read these top 10 pitfalls
Re: Copied Tweets?
In UK copyright law at least, the issue isn't attribution - it's permission. So retweeting might indeed constitute copyright infringement the original tweeter had not given permission and were to decide to be a literalist. Courtesy of the media moguls who are powerful enough to buy the law and just want our money any which way, it's technically almost impossible to avoid copyright infringement unless we stay silent and never write anything in public.
But in practical terms, due to the cost of litigation, it all comes down to money (like just about everything else). Unless it were a recognised catch phrase (e.g. a movie or pop song quote or a commercial strap line) it would be a very wealthy copyright owner to complain about the use of half a dozen words on Twitter. But it's worth reviewing the restrictions imposed recently in relation to a major sporting event in London, see http://www.keystonelaw.co.uk/other/keynotes/2012/june/restrictions-of-olympic-proportions
Although these particular restrictions rest largely on trade mark law, it's clear that the whole IP system is getting out of hand - becoming a source of revenue rather than it's original purpose of protecting creative works against debasement.
Deadly pussies kill more often than owners think
Re: Bird numbers
Well this is only "anecdotal", but I had a wide variety of small songbirds visiting my garden bird feeders for several years - I usually had to refill them daily. Then two neighbours introduced three young cats around Christmas time 2011. This year I have only recorded two visits to my bird feeders since January, and the untouched seed goes mouldy in the feeders.
A huge amount of the comment here and elsewhere on this research anthropomorphises cats - accusing them of "murder", "torture" &c. &c. All this misses the point entirely. Cats are much more hard-wired than many of us would like to believe. They are to a large extent stimulus-driven automata, pre-programmed to pounce on small animals that move in their field of awareness.
That means it's the responsibility of the "owner" (although nobody really 'owns' a cat - it simply occupies a territory that you may also occupy) to minimise the damage a cat can do - particularly in densely populated urban environments. The simplest fix is a collar with a bell on it, but it has to be a sensible bell, not the tiny token gesture fitted as standard to most commercial cat collars.
A bell does not so much alert the prey as distract the cat by spoiling its stealth as it springs - provided the cat can hear the bell and it is fitted when the cat is young enough. If it works, operant conditioning eventually sets in, reducing the incidence of the predatory behaviour.
Nevertheless, the biggest problem for prey species is not the behaviour of the individual cat but excessive predator density. Where I live, nine or ten cats have "homes" within an area of one acre (18 residences). This is at least 20 times the natural predator density, and is only sustainable for the predators because the cats are artificially fed. It is however, completely unsustainable for many of the prey species.
Global warming: It's GOOD for the environment
important question
I wonder how many who have commented here have actually read the full paper. Minor point maybe, but...
London Olympics 'not immune' to cyber attack
not quite the right approach
Despite the prevalent myth of the Superhacker, there's plenty of solid evidence that most breaches are total pushovers. Just for example, Verizon's 2012 report (on 2011 data) concluded that 96% (4% more than the previous year) of attacks were "not highly difficult" and that "97% of breaches were avoidable through simple or intermediate controls".
So what we really need is not a few expensive cyber whiz kids on short term assignment for the duration of the London jamboree, but for ordinary IT staff at all levels to be competent in basic security housekeeping. It would be much safer and vastly more cost-effective, and would also release the real experts to protect us against the occasional attacks that are not so trivial.
However, it's not in the interest of the attackers, the defenders or indeed many security researchers to point out how easy cyber attacks currently are to accomplish, as they would all lose face (and, in many cases, huge revenue streams or big salaries). So we are kept in ignorance by an informal (and albeit uncomfortable) collaboration of deception on the part of pretty much all those who know the real situation. It would be incredibly difficult for government to justify proposed levels of expenditure on "cyber defence" if it was well known that the vast majority of their appallingly frequent security problems stem from the incompetence and slackness of the implementers and defenders of their systems. But we are up against a very determined adversary, so we have only one real choice - face facts or lose.
Standing NEXT to an HTML coder is like standing NEXT TO GOD
Maybe this explains why so many web applications are security nightmares? See http://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/blog/2011/12/14/software-insecurity-thrives/474.aspx
Ice age end was accelerated by CO2
What is "rising carbon"?
"...rising carbon precedes accelerating warming"
Perhaps someone could explain what "risng carbon" is? This kind of sloppy thinking contributes to the huge confusion that surrounds "global warming" in the public mind. Please let's get our fundamental terminology right - shouldn't be too hard.
Adobe auto-update eases Flash update chore - on Windows only
Re: Major version 11 introduces auto update
Yes, it's be rather nice if someone (anyone) could write software without crass errors in it after all these years
Powerful, wallet-sized Raspberry Pi computer sells out in SECONDS
It's a small single board computer - so?
I fail to see how this device will help many school kids get to real grips with microprocessor technologies. In the late '60s-early '80s we bought chips, obtained the support manuals, learned the device architectures and instruction sets and built ourselves (admittedly idiosyncratic and limited) microsystems from scratch, and we learned to do all this without formal instruction by trial and error. We could do this solely because the devices were simple and transparently documented.
This device, neat as it is, is extremely complex and non-transparent in terms of hardware and, by virtue of using a high level OS, presents to the user such an abstracted view of the machine that very little more can be learned than would be possible using a conventional PC running linux.
A much better starting point for imparting fundamental principles to school kids would be based on a simple device such as mid-range PIC (for which many affordable demonstrators are already available), coupled with programming in C and assembler. The essential task is not to take the current "hacker kids" to a higher level (they're already self-motivated enough) but to bring a basic understanding of systems principles to as wide a sector of the population as possible - so we must start simple. This offering sits half way home, rather than at the starting line.
BT biz broadband staggers to its feet after 4-hour titsup
Providing useful information
Useful place to report service outage - on the web-based status page!
'NHS bosses must master Twitter, Facebook to halt staff antics'
not "as seriously" but more seriously
I'm concerned about the idea that posting on a social network is in any way comparable to pinning a photo on an internal noticeboard. See http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/twenty-something-asks-facebook-his-file-and-gets-it-all-1200-pages-121311 to find out one of the big differences
Scotland Yard trackers operate fake mobile base stations
and reappear
Not only is making the link a potential invasion of privacy, the mere evisaged use of the means to do so brings it squarely within the provisions of the UK Data Protection Act. This covers information that identifies a living person and information that would do so if combined with other information that might come into the Data Controller's possession. If an established mechanism is in place for obtaining the further information, it's a cut and dried case - except if there are exemptions for law enforecement. There might be via other legislation.
So many risks, so little time
trigger a risk?
"may in turn trigger a governance and compliance risk." How do you "trigger" something that's an intrinsic attribute of an object or process? "Incident" may be what is meant here. The word "risk" is so widely misused in the IT community I'm surprised it still means anything at all.
French officials: 'Don't worry about fatal nuclear explosion'
"don't worry - be happy..."
Reminds me of the production lines in the movie THX 1138
Who'd buy a fake battery?
a teaspoon of vodka?
"1.3m litres" - did you mean "1.3M litres"? if so, you're only a factor of 10^7 out.
Councils dole out social-care payment smartcards
What happened to the "Right to a Private Life"?
This will brand recipients of social care as a card-holding sub-class. Has this been considered?
SanDisk attacks PC hard disks
life span?
"There can be ... 120TB of data written to the 240GB Ultra"
That's only 500 full-volume write cycles. Which makes such a device very poor for large volume writes such as disk backups, and, given the way SSD handles erasure, only moderate for small volume dynamically updated data. So what''s it best for? Storing your photos and MP3s I guess.
Oz DNA tester's privacy shocker
"...staging a public hanging of whoever set up robots.txt on its Website..."
Anyone who thinks robots.txt is a security feature that would have protected against this kind of leak needs their head examined. The real problem here is a wide-open database.
ARM daddy simulates human brain with million-chip super
Which one per cent?
"...only going to be able to simulate about 1 per cent of the complexity inherent in the human brain"
So which one per cent are they going to choose? The classic error of artificial intelligence gurus that keeps the intelligence truly artificial is to consider the brain as a single entity with intellect as its prime purpose. The brain is actually an integrated assemblage of several organs - evolved independently and performing multiple separate functions (admittedly with many local overlaps). But fundamentally, as Robt. Ornstein pointed out some 30 years ago, the brain is a body controller. The rest is extra. So an arbitrary replica of one per cent of the number and interconnections of synapses in an average brain dedicated to intellectual processing is not a model of the brain - nor would a similar replica of 100% of the number be.
So this is all good fun, but really has nothing to do with a decent quality human brain. The Californian definition of artificial intelligence draws from the Californian definition of intelligence, and that of Southampton similarly - but they may not be identical, and neither may be all that representative of the real thing. Mr. Spock was a non-feasible fantasy too.
Plus, think of the energy consumption. I can work till lunchtime on a couple of slices of toast and some coffee. A million CPUs (even ARM CPUs) are going to clock up some serious electricity bills. Then you have maintenance - we'll be back to the reliability problems of the early vacuum tube computers. So why bother Steve?
Burnish your blacklists to patrol internet access
the white list or not the white list?
If a white list can be circumvented by "...running apps from USB sticks to get their jobs done" it's not much cop as a security tool, is it?
90% of visitors declined ICO website's opt-out cookie
More than just "cookies"
Having participated in a UK forum on this legislation I feel I should point out that Mr. Roper is mistaken on an important count. The European legislation does _not_ just relate to cookies in the strict technical sense - it relates of all tracking methods, and the exemption for functionality is being very narrowly interpreted.
The underlying aim of the legislation is self-management of personal privacy, so that makes perfect sense. I have actually raised the issue of server-side session-to-session state with the ICO and have been told it does come within the remit of the legislation unless it is strictly and solely used for direct benefit to the user.
Connectivity: the weakest link in cloud computing?
A Clear and Present Threat
There are so many ways connectivity can fail -
The benefits of a fully redundant cloud data centre are only any good if you can reach it. But there's more at stake than just access to the cloud. We're rapidly replacing a wide range of well-proven infrastructure with faster, more convenient but much less reliable alternatives - and also converging all our communications onto fewer and fewer of those less reliable channels. There'll be a tipping point very soon.
Automation begins with keeping track of your assets
Are these your only assets?
Not a bad notion - but it doesn't cover the whole ground by a long chalk. Your most important assets are your business information. These need to appear on the inventory too, otherwise you're just talking about empty boxes.
ISO 27001/2 requires you to identify your "most important information assets", but how can you do that unless you know about all of them? For much too long we have concentrated on the technologies at the expense of their business purpose. Information is what matters to your business - your IT is just a tool for making use of it.
Wiltshire Council on its Windows 7 roll-out
What was the project really?
"Amalgamation of four separate authorities, 270 offices ... reduced into four hubs..." Was this primarily a Windows 7 rollout, or a business restructuring with Windows 7 thrown in? I think the distinction is critical to the argument for its results. Can it really be said that moving to Windows 7 per se will save "some £85 million over 25 years" as mfraz has queried, or is it the reduction of an excessively complex business structure to something more practicable that might achieve this? Why should Microsoft get the credit for a business rationalisation programme undertaken by Wiltshire County Council?
Nano-materials could recharge phones from keyboard taps
Wots "electrical culture" then?
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I did not see myself as racist because I was taught to recognize racism only in individual acts of meanness by members of my group, never in invisible systems conferring unsought racial dominace on my group from birth. Likewise, we are taught to think that sexism or heterosexism is carried on only through individual acts of discrimination, meanness, or cruelty toward women, gays, and lesbians, rather than in invisible systems conferring unsought dominance on certain groups.
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To the first man, who I met by the Eiffel Tower my second week in Paris, when I didn't know better. Who took me out four times, who waved little red flags that I tried to ignore. Like asking me…
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This article is fantastic. And so is this comment:
Nobody wants to believe that if given power, they'll use it badly. Especially when they've been attacked by those with power earlier in life. In other words, nobody wants to think when a ship full of their friends crash on a desert island, they'll end up as Piggy holding the conch shell.
Bit of an obscure metaphor for some, but I think that's really the heart of the matter. (And it doesn't just apply to nerd boys.) I really like hearing people thinking about this stuff.
This is a fantastic article. I have to say, I enjoyed this line;
Many a female creator or publisher has had the experience of convention guests coming up and addressing all of their questions to the man at the table… despite being told many times that the man is often the assistant, not the talent, only there to provide logistical support and occasional heavy lifting.
I have totally had people come up to me at cons and ask "when is the guy who draws this comic going to come back?" Granted, I kinda took it as a compliment, in the sense that I feel like it proves that it really doesn't matter what I am as long as the comic gets updated and folks get a chuckle.

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Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) held Mohun Bagan goalless in the fifth round of the I-League football tournament at the Nehru Stadium here on Friday.
In an even contest, the pressure was on Mohun Bagan which had won its last two matches, to score. But, Bagan was unable to capitalise on its chances. Bagan's star striker Odafa Okolie had an injury midway through the first half and was unable to work his usual magic. Syed Rahim Nabi missed a chance close to the right post, which Snehashish Chakraborty had set up for him. ONGC did press hard early and towards the end, but it was Bagan that controlled the contest for the most part.
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It was something of a contrast from the beaming smile she flashed as she touched down in Melbourne.
Elizabeth Hurley looked a little strained as she arrived back in the UK following her rendez-vous with new love interest Shane Warne.
The romantic trip had perhaps not been quite as she had anticipated.
The model and her cricket star love were pursued by news crews wherever they went, at one point requiring a police escort.
And Valentine's Day must have been soured slightly when allegations surfaced that Shane spent a night with a porn star after exchanging racy texts with her.
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Today's blog goodness
1. Say no to Brett Favre.
2. Matt Jones got caught with nose candy.
3. Big-10 versus Pac-10 to start off the college football season? Man, that would be awesome.
4. Reffing a soccer match will make anyone a drunk.
5. So, wait a second, the Lakers won the NBA Championship this year?
Today's other site goodness
1. This NCAA logos quiz was ridiculously hard for me. But that might be because I like pro sports better, or because I'm stupid. Either way, take it and see how you do.
2. Remember that one legged kid from Kentucky who plays baseball? He's back and kicking some major butt.
3. Rich Harden is making his first Cubs start against my pathetic Giants on Saturday. How will he do?
Tonight's TV goodness
There's nothing like WNBA basketball and low grade soccer! Sweet.
Motor sports: NASCAR Sprint Cup, practice for LifeLock.com 400, in Joliet, Ill. (5 p.m., Speed); NASCAR Nationwide Series, final practice for Dollar General 300, in Joliet (7 p.m., ESPN2); NASCAR Sprint Cup, LifeLock.com 400 pole qualifying (8:30 p.m., Speed)
Soccer: MLS, Chivas USA at Los Angeles (11 p.m., ESPN2)
WNBA: Los Angeles at Sacramento (9 p.m., ESPN2)


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Cowboys pass rusher suffered dislocations Brad Biggs
Dallas Cowboys outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware will undergo surgery on his right shoulder with a goal of preventing it from dislocating in the future.
Todd Archer of ESPN Dallas reports the hope is Ware will be ready to return to action in time for training camp, indicating this is a serious surgery that will require a lengthy rehabilitation process. It's not uncommon though. Players who suffer frequent subluxations will undergo the surgery to tighten the joint and prevent it from popping out.
Per Archer, a determination has not yet been made on whether or not Ware will also require surgery on his hyperextended right elbow. That situation is not deemed to be as serious.
Ware will be replaced in the Pro Bowl after being named for the seventh time in his career. By the time he's ready for on-field action again, perhaps he will be learning a new position. The Cowboys could be making the move to a 4-3 front after firing defensive coordinator Rob Ryan.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. — Josh Hamilton, the newest member of the Anaheim Angels, has created a stir by saying Dallas-Fort Worth isn't a "true baseball town."In a TV interview with CBS 11's Gina Miller, Hamilton said: "Texas, especially Dallas, has always been a football town. They're supportive, but they also got a little spoiled at the same time pretty quickly."Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington didn't bite at a chance to react to Hamilton's comment, but said: "There were 3.5 million fans that came through the turnstiles. That answers it right there; but I have no comment on Josh's comment."Hamilton said he had no regrets about leaving the Rangers, and expects mixed emotions from fans when he returns to Rangers Ballpark on April 6.Read more here: http://sportsblogs.star-telegram.com/foul_territory/2013/02/josh-hamilton-doesnt-feel-dfw-is-true-baseball-town.html
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Drop in, tune in, turn on. The opposite of psychedelic.
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Fright Fest 2011: Mom's Gold Star Edition
We've all heard that Halloween is the Devil's Christmas, but now we know WHY. Halloween is for the Devil with a Capital D because it's ANTI-Jesus. As a (non-practicing) Jew, I feel like now I finally get why so many people hate the popular holiday. Bless these women for doing God's work and leading me from the darkness into the light so I can SEE!
For the longest time I thought people hated Halloween because it involves eating candy for two weeks straight and experimenting with face paint that may or may not cause your skin to break out, but now I understand it's because the day was actually created by the Devil to spite Jesus! The Devil was all, "Hmm, how can I really piss off Jesus? I've already Rick Roll'd him and sprayed shaving cream in his gym sneakers and…AH! I KNOW! I'll campaign to start a holiday that supports spooky, creepy, evil stuff (like me!) and inspires people to dress up and eat chocolate and decorate their homes with ghoulish spider webbing! AND JESUS. WILL. LOSE! HAHAHAHA!!!!! You're going down skinny man!!!"
It all makes sense now. But, there's one thing I don't understand. Why does T. say, "Just a few more days and happy Christmas stuff will be out!!" when everyone knows that Christmas stuff has already been out for a month? As far as K-Mart is concerned, the two holidays can intermingle! Who knew that could be considered "progressive" or controversial? I thought it was a consumerist marketing tactic! Silly me.
I'm just glad there are people like S. who aren't afraid to frighten their disapproving friends with an unapologetic love of Halloween. To me, publicly disagreeing with these ladies on Facebook is FAR scarier than any haunted house or horror movie, so congrats S. for taking home this week's Gold Star! Bonus points for bringing your comment around to leftover turkey and mashed potatoes. That was a delicious stroke of genius.
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The Houston Texans decided not to take a quarterback with their No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, instead going with South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. The Texans didn't address the quarterback position till Saturday, the final day of the draft, when they took Pittsburgh quarterback Tom Savage with the their lone fourth-round pick.
Less than a week after the draft the Texans have reached an agreement with Savage according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Texans reached agreement with fourth-round pick, former Pitt QB Tom Savage.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 15, 2014
Savage will likely play behind a veteran at quarterback like Ryan Fitzpatrick, who was signed in the offseason. It was one of the reasons the Texans signed Fitzpatrick, to mentor Savage.
"I think that was the plan all along," Fitzpatrick said, via the Houston Chronicle. "The biggest thing I can do is to provide an example with my work ethic and how I approach the game – a lot of things I've been through, whether it's been successes or mistakes, just sharing some of those experiences.
"A big thing for a quarterback is sharing some of the experiences you go through.
"My approach doesn't change at all. I try to be the best player I can be, the best teammate, and trying to be an extension of coach (Bill) O'Brien and (quarterbacks) coach (George) Godsey on the field."
The Texans are trying to set up Savage for success.
Tom Savage gets $2.52 mil over 4, including $300,584 signing bonus.
— John McClain (@McClain_on_NFL) May 15, 2014
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The Estate Tax is Back
New rules still require careful planning for maximum benefits.
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At the end of 2010, Congress cobbled together a compromise estate tax bill that was an improvement on what would have otherwise been the case....
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$1,550—$2,702 Studio—2 bed 801 15th St. South, Arlington VA, 22202
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The rent at Archstone Pentagon City Apartments ranges from $1,560 for a studio to a $2,702 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 1% more expensive than the Aurora Highlands average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
Archstone Pentagon City Apartments is a four minute walk from the Blue Metrorail Blue Line and the Yellow Metrorail Yellow Line at the PENTAGON CITY METRO STATION stop.
This apartment is in the Aurora Highlands neighborhood in Arlington. Nearby parks include Virginia Highlands Park, Nina Park and Fort Scott Park.
Archstone Pentagon City Apartments has a Walk Score of 86 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Potomac Crescent Waldorf School, Hoffman-Boston Elementary School and Calvary Children's School.
The closest grocery stores are Costco, Harris Teeter and Horizon House Condominium Unit Owners Association.
Nearby coffee shops include Espresso Bar at Nordstrom, Starbucks and Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include Chevys, Fyve Restaurant Lounge and SUBWAY® Restaurants.
Archstone Pentagon City Apartments is near Virginia Highlands Park, Grace Murray Hopper Park and United States Air Force Memorial.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. Archstone Pentagon City Apartments is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips. Bike sharing is available from Capital Bikeshare.
Archstone Pentagon City Apartments is located in the heart of Pentagon City, just minutes from Pentagon City Metro, The Fashion Centre, Reagan National Airport and the center of Washington, DC. This smoke-free community offers unparalleled convenience and is just seconds away from sophisticated shops and diverse dining. These beautiful apartments are available in a full range of floor plans, ideal for entertaining, each with custom finishes and private balconies. Many homes feature amazing city views that reach beyond expectation. Residents will enjoy the year-round rooftop pool and 24-hour fitness center, on-site convenience store, valet dry cleaner and nearby public tennis courts.
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MERRILLVILLE | U.S. Rep. Pete Visclosky, D-Merrillville, will be the guest speaker at the Tuesday meeting of the Crossroads Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Visclosky will talk about current issues in Washington, D.C., that are related to Northwest Indiana's economic growth and well-being.
The luncheon costs $17 for members, $25 for nonmembers and is in the Celebrity East Ballroom at the Radisson Hotel. Networking is at 11:15 a.m.; lunch is served at noon.
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EA's Q&A session for NHL 12 at E3 2011 really got me thinking about the game, and if it'll be more fun than NHL 11. Well, they said it is, and I sure do hope so. Last year's game was a bit stiff and felt kinda like Madden on ice.
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Pack Rat is a company that according to their TV add that leads you to their web site. They are a company that offer a service for moving your household goods from your old home to your new one in a sort of partnership of self-move with them as your partner.They bring a container that rides on the back of the truck and drop it off at your place. When you have loaded all your household goods they then pick it up and either deliver to your new home or to a storage facility. Your choice.The website basically promises you a quote online once you answer many questions and give up much of your private information. A somewhat laborious process by the method they do it as opposed to most online services and the many questions they ask of you and the information they require you to fill out page after page which supposedly once you are done doing so just hit submit and they will give you a price quote.No way. The very short answer is no matter what you try to do they process your submitted info or at least record it, give you a confirmation number and then require that you call an 888 or 800 series number with the confirmation number will they will discuss what it is you seek. You cannot get anything remotely resembling a price quote online. And of course after you call if the price is not right they still have all your information.It's people like Pack Rat that make many people reluctant to use the Internet to try and attain a service in detail and costs. The online site is simply to get your info and drive you to a representative for gosh knows what.ADDENDUM: In comparison you can to the website of a self-mover like U-Haul and online without entering any private information get an exact quote and all the information you need to reserve a truck and all other necessary information.
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Well if they put prices online they couldn't upsell you and thats the whole point of getting you on the phone.
The hallmark of a bs operation. I saw this commercial the other night on one of the syndicated rerun channels and got a vibe that they're right up there with those no-exercise weight loss and male enhancement advertisers.A well-designed site will be easy for just about anyone to figure out and use, and integrate the upsell items into the primary offerings in a manner that will attract and appeal to customers but doesn't bonk them on the head with a frying pan in the process. Collecting some general information such as the city/state or ZIP at the origin and destination would be legit to determine whether they can provide service...there is no need to capture identifying/contact info at that point. Give the quote and present the options to either proceed or save what they've entered for say 5-7 days. At that point it is appropriate to ask the prospect to identify themselves (if only their email address and phone number), because they have received what they came for. It won't guarantee a buy, but it does build goodwill. That is good advertising and customer service.Probably not a good idea to do business with these folks.--"Dance like the photo isn't being tagged; love like you've never been unfriended; and tweet like nobody is following."
The difference is with U-Haul they upsell you on everything at the counter when you go to pick up the truck. Pack Rat and PODs and other similar services must upsell you in advance before they roll a truck to your location.I worked for a moving company in college. Let me offer a bit of advice for moving. Before reserving any sort of self-moving service do some research on how to properly pack and load a truck/container. All of these self serve companies thrive on the fact that the average person has absolutely no clue what they are doing and they use entirely way too much space to pack and load. It is not unreasonable to be able to pack an entire 3 bedroom house into a 14' U-haul. But they will tell you that you need a 20' minimum. Which is true if you don't know what you are doing. But an easy way to spend a hell of a lot more money than necessary.Also, rent the moving blankets. Get twice as many as you think you will need. They will recommend a certain amount which is about double what you will really need. It's worth the cost though if you value your furniture.Another pro-tip. If you can get your hands on a big roll of shrink-wrap use it to entirely wrap up your couches with all the cushions and pillows inside. Then stand them up on end inside the truck and tie them to the wall with some cheap rope. That saves a significant amount of space.
Funny thing I got an email from them today saying they hoped I liked the quote they sent me and also included some other standard boilerplate info.The strange thing is what they advertise or offer is very convenient to people in my position and overall makes great sense. There should be a big market for what they advertise.I'll eventually call them as I am curious as to how their prices compare to renting a U-Haul type truck for the move of about 500-700 mile range. (Final destination not yet decided upon.)I will eventually call them but I will try their website one more time first to see if my altering some stuff I get better results.After all my email address obviously went through OK to them.
Uhaul also offers the "pods" now as well. They do the drop off/pickup thing or will put it on a trailer that you can tow.--This Space for Rent...
The difference is with U-Haul they upsell you on everything at the counter when you go to pick up the truck.
Yes, most are versed in proper loading, that is why i recommended he do some research as well as offered a good tip.And it may not have been your particular store saying "how can we screw the customer." The decisions on sizes do come from corporate. But corporate's mind set is "how can we screw the customer." Well not exactly in those terms. It's more like "how can we maximize our profit." Profit is maximized by overselling the customer.
Show me a company not interested in maximizing profit and I will show you a company that won't be around in a year or two..I understand your point though. There are profit margins and there is taking advantage of the populous.
I wasn't saying that it's not OK for a company to maximize profit. I was simply trying to help someone save a buck.
The difference is with U-Haul they upsell you on everything at the counter when you go to pick up the truck.


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I keep making elborate excuses and reasons why I shouldn't have to do certain things but it takes more effort than if i just did said things in thefirstplaceaarrrrrrrrgggg
I don't want to see nick anymore. he's getting boring and he's getting muscular. I'm the one who improves guys until they hit their peak and then they charge out into the crowds of bitches who form at their every stomp and wink and I'm left to smoke bud out of my bathroom window with diggy scratching at the door…as if he's worried. Diggy always looks worried. He has an anxious face
I ate twix and I feel gross. I'm also eating chips, and they're disgusting too. I ran into someone and he looked really sad. Wait no, I saw someone and I tried to run away before he saw me and my bloated pimply face but then he did see me and in the brief moment when I caught a glimpse of his face, he looked really sad. I wish it would have been okay for me to give him a hug, he looked like he needed it.
so now I get off just by thinking about giving head. like what the gruth buss?
what is up with guys and rim jobs? i don't mind it, but if it were my own mouth i wouldn't be so willing.
oh funny story: david mitchell reminds me of this guy I wanted to fuck and then didn't care for and then had a dream about and now want to fuck again.


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Today the Eagles announced plans to honor the 1960 Championship Team during the 2010 season opener with the Packers. How will they pay homage? By having the players wear kelly green throwbacks of course. Very nice.
Just look at these beauties. I wouldn't mind seeing them worn for every home game in 2010, but I'm sure there's some ridiculous NFL merchandising rule that stipulates how often alternate jerseys can be donned. Bummer. At least they're a vast improvement on the last throwbacks (ugliness after the jump).
Remember these abominations from 2007?
Yuck. They look like costume clothing designed for dolls.
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You are invited to attend my annual "Ninth District Day" conference in Washington, D.C. on May 8th, 2014. PLEASE RSVP HERE
Ninth District Day is a forum that brings together Washington state constituents, as well as policy, media, and other leaders in Washington D.C. In recent years, speakers have included Washington Senators Patty Murray, Maria Cantwell, and John McCain, CNN Terrorism Expert Peter Bergen, Meet the Press moderator David Gregory, ABC News Anchor George Stephanopoulos, then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, then-House Minority Leader Roy Blunt, NBC News Political Director Chuck Todd, and Special Operations Command (SOCOM) Commander Admiral T. Eric Olson.
This year I would like to again present a wide array of bipartisan speakers from the government, business, and media communities. We are reaching out to speakers now and will update this page when we confirm.
The objective will be to talk to constituents on issues ranging from technology and foreign policy to the domestic priorities and this year's congressional agenda. This variety of topics and speakers will provide my constituents with an opportunity to gain a better understanding of how our government works. Please join me for this exciting and informative event!
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I have written a few times how 2010 is shaping up to be a time when stars are aligning for me and that I am going to do some butt whooping. 2008-2009 was not fun and I am taking my revenge on 2010.
I have accepted an invitation to present at The Fordyce Forum 2010 this June in Las Vegas. This will play a big part in the whooping of 2010.
For those not familiar with The Fordyce Forum it is annual event for the Search Firm industry. Or to put it another way, this is where the Big Dogs go for their event and to be asked to speak is a big thing for me, well, anyone.
The Fordyce Letter is the source of information for the Search Firm industry and I will be able to do an article leading up to my presentation.
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text: If you're into both fashion and decor, it's likely a Missoni throw has crossed your mind — for good reason too! A blanket like this is an iconic piece no matter how you style it, but the $1,540 price tag is a bit hard to swallow. Instead, keep warm with this woven stripe throw ($40, originally $68). It has a similar color and pattern . . . and just as much style!


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A handy internet usage widget for Mac OS X, for customers of the Bell Sympatico. Makes staying on top of your shrinking bandwidth easy! Widget displays your internet usage statistics, including downloads, uploads and total usage.
Bell Sympatico Internet Usage Meter 2.2 License - GNU General Public License (GPL). Freeware download of Bell Sympatico Internet Usage Meter 2.2, size 247.55 Kb.
The Internode Monthly Usage Meter (MUM) is a free Windows utility designed primarily to monitor download usage for anyone on an Internode broadband plan. Usage information is updated automatically every hour with data retrieved directly from Internode's webserver. (MUM does not monitor usage for dial-up users nor does she monitor usage for. Freeware download of Internode Monthly Usage Meter 188.8.131.52, size 1.10 Mb.
Videotron Internet Usage Monitor is a nice information widget, sitting on the Dashboard, that can tell you how much of your monthly quota you've used so far. Preferences are: Videotron username (something that looks like vlxxxxxx), and the upload and download quotas applied to your account.. Freeware download of Videotron Internet Usage Monitor 1. 3. 2009, size 335.87 Kb.
The Net Usage Project is aimed at providing internet usage indicators for the Firefox browser. It works by fetching numbers from an XML feed or usage web page provided by the ISP. This project is targetted towards Australian Broadband Users whose broadband connections are encumbered with download (and sometimes upload) limits. However, this meter. Freeware download of Net Usage Item 1.2.314, size 94.21 Kb.
SquidRestrict is a Web based tool that allows multiple time restrictions to be placed on internet usage for firewalls that use the Squid Web Cache (http://www.squid-cache.org/).. Freeware download of SquidRestrict 1.0, size 425.54 Mb.
Reduce employee personal Internet usage during the working day.Increase respect of your corporate Internet usage policy, provide open and honest feedback such as WebMail use during work hours.Plugs into an existing proxy or firewall such as Squid.
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As mobile devices adopt more and more PC capabilities, performance speed and power consumption become critical issues. NetQin Mobile Guard is designed to improve your mobile phone performance by removing junk, minimizing power consumption, blocking harmful sites and protecting your mobile phone against malware. This product also helps manage. Freeware download of NetQin Mobile Guard V2.4, size 709.63 Kb.
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- Goglosh 11.03.2013 at 1:54 pm
and I have been misusing them by reading them.
- DiegoPorras01 05.13.2012 at 9:07 pm
Reminds me of my dreams.
- JustHer 04.11.2012 at 5:20 pm
It reminds me of Germany because of the blond boy and Nazis burning books, but also the Berlin wall looks like possible some Russian or other than the English "Fuck You". basically using books and its knowledge to get past the shitty view of the world and into the best beyond that. and imagination vs an unfortunate child's surroundings. Awesome picture though. like Montag's realization that his world and the firemen weren't the only option for life.
- Kurt 03.29.2012 at 7:16 pm
Reminds me of my childhood.
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16 Kbps to 50 Kbps upload speed currently in non-primetime; its best to do one task (URL, upload, etc) at a time. If "multi-tasking," more page errors will be seen.Maybe Friday or next week a truck roll will come and replace TRIA. Diagnostic information suggests everything is OK.Rx SNR: 11.4 dBTx RF Power: 34.5dBmTx RF Power will vary, with higher or lower readings. I wonder if they can see this upload issue on SVT or not? Or see if different Modulation/Coding is being used.Download speed around 6 AM CST is still great, but upload is in the toliet .
That low of upload could impact your TCP traffic.
Using User Agent Switcher 0.7.3 add-on for Firefox, and using iPhone mode. Web pages come up much quicker now on many sites...saves bandwidth also, but one may not see full edition of those web pages made for a lite version for mobile viewers.
Curious, around 11 PM CST, upload speed is upto 48 Kbps. Must be fewer users online, when compared to early AM result. Tx RF Power is on high side, but that might not represent actual radiated power.
48kbps is still pretty low.Have you noticed any sizeable impact on TCP downloads like Linux ISOs?
Around 7:40 AM CST, I downloaded Linux Mint 14 "Nadia" - Cinnamon (64-bit) at average download speed of 1.3MB/s; but afterwards, I did several Testmys afterwards....something stinks here. I'll have to wait until primetime. I called service tech to cancel appointment.Exede 5 Around 8:17 AM CST for download
all of this started when they started enforcing the DAP i noticed--Broadband Companys worst nightmare
all of this started when they started enforcing the DAP i noticed
My Conclusion - Being installed on beam's fringe area, I may have around a 2 dB loss of uplink power when compared to those within boresight (or beam's central area). Since this dish is peaked, with good SNR, this may lockin my uplink Modulation/Coding.If Modulation/Coding is based upon SNR, then I suspect ViaSat's equipment might be throttling via limited time slot for uplinking.If Modulation/Coding is based upon SNR, its too bad user does not have a means (backdoor key or their equipment) to change Modulation/Coding if increased uplink speed would result in this situation.As I understand, all users are given an uplink time slot, but without knowing the specifics of how they setup timing/coding aspects, I can't say what other option(s) might be possible. I assume my uplink signal does not have enough punch, but I don't know if packets are being resent, or they throttle time interval downward within this time slot when packets come up missing.Again, I'm on beam's fringe area, its just the uplink speed being affected, and this is not an issue of beam overloading; I think its a uplink power issue, where I don't have enough output power to compete with those closer to beam's central area.


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1. #7 Florida Gators (6-0, 0-0)- Last Week: W 79-66 vs. UCF, W 82-49 vs. Marquette: There is no denying that the Florida Gators are the team to beat in the SEC. They have been steam rolling their way through their schedule so far. With the combination of Kenny Boyton, Eric Murphy and Patrick Young, they are going to be tough to beat. They were an upset away against Louisville for a showdown with Kentucky in last season's Final Four, and with most of their starters returning form last season, they are a force to be reckoned with. This Week: 12/15 @ Florida State
2. #16 Missouri Tigers (6-1, 0-0)- Last Week: W 68-65 vs. VCU, W 72-56 Appalachian State: The Tigers have only one blemish on their record and that's against the the Louisville Cardinals. The addition of Alex Oriachi has paid off thus far as Mizzou is ranked 5th in the country in rebounding. Oriakhi is averaging 8.3 boards on his own. Junior guard Phil Pressey is having a stellar year thus far averaging 13.6 points per game. Though the Tigers haven't really defeated anyone of note, they are still stacking up W's in the win column. This Week: 12/ 4 vs. Southeast Missouri State, 12/8 vs. Tennessee State
3. #8 Kentucky (4-3, 0-0) Last Week: L 64-50 at Notre Dame, L 64-55 vs. Baylor: Stop worrying. All is well. Well, kind of. There are some glaring problems, but everything is fixable with these young Wildcats and they have played arguably the most difficult early schedule in the country. The team is still trying to find an identity and a point guard. Now that Cal has run through the early gauntlet, he has a month to get his team ready for the next challenge at Louisville. The Wildcats should be 8-3 heading into the Yum! and the team should have it mostly figured out by then. This Week: 12/4 vs. Samford, 12/8 vs. Portland
4. Alabama (6-1, 0-0) Last Week: W 75-47 vs. Lamar, L 58-56 at #17 Cincinnati: Anthony Grant's team has been winning with their trademark defense. They have not exceeded 80 points yet, but did reach that mark once. Junior guard Trevor Releford has assumed the leadership role on the team and is leading with 17.5 points per games. Trevor Lacey, who was once recruited by John Calipari, is leading the Tide in assists with 3.9 per game. He was recruited as a scoring specialist and is pitching in nicely with 13.9 points per game. It's not the football team, so the 'Bama fans really aren't interested. This Week: 12/5 vs. Dayton
5. LSU Tigers (5-0, 0-0) Last Week: W 75-50 vs. Mississippi Valley State, W 72-67 vs. Seton Hall: The LSU Tigers held up their end of the bargain in the Big East/ SEC Challenge by taking out the Pirates of Seton Hall. They are quietly having a nice early season thus far. The Commonwealth's own Anthony Hickey is scoring 10.2 points per game and dishing out 5.2 assists. Forward Johnny O'Bryant III is second in scoring and first in assists. Their non-conference slate is not what you call challenging and we will see what they are made of when they make it to SEC play. This Week: Do not Play until 12/11
6. Ole Miss Rebels (6-0, 0-0) Last Week: W 91-45 vs. Lipscomb, W 80-67 vs. Rutgers: Don't look now, but the Rebs are thrid in scoring in the country with an average 87 points per game. While Ole Miss isn't playing anybody, but they are winning by a lot. They, like LSU, don't play anybody meaningful until their first game against Tennessee when conference play opens up. Wake me up with they compete in the SEC. This Week: 12/8 vs. Mississippi Valley State
7. Tennessee Volunteers (4-2, 0-0) Last Week: W 77-50 vs. Oakland, L 37-36 at #20 Georgetown: I was going to put the Vols ahead of Ole Miss and LSU until I saw that score against the Hoyas. That is an embarrassment to college basketball. Still, the Vols only two losses have come against quality teams. But they have to figure out a way to score. They are averaging only 65 points per game. Jarnell Stokes is beastly as usual as he leads the team in points (13.3) and rebounds (7.7). They have a difficult slate of games coming up against Wichita State, Memphis and Xavier. Unlike LSU, Alabama and Ole Miss, they are playing quality teams. This Week: 12/5 at Virginia


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Our art department is looking to create an online collection of art works that includes various bits of department-defined information (like the artist's statement) and wants suggestions of software they could use. In the end they want the collection to be searchable and to have control over which parts of the record are publicly viewable, but for now I'm focusing on locating feasible software and leaving the evaluation for later.
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Is there anything obvious that I'm missing? I took a digital libraries class in grad school and I know I worked with CONTENTdm (though of course I couldn't think of the name when the art people were in my office!), but other than that I'd have to consult my notes. ;-) I suspect we'll be leaning toward open source, but at this point I want to provide all of the possible options.


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Smokey Robinson, an architect of the Motown sound, will make his debut with John Morris Russell and the Cincinnati Pops this summer at Riverbend.
The three-concert series will include Tony Award-winning star Brian Stokes Mitchell in a night devoted to Broadway and Hollywood blockbusters, and the Pops' annual July Fourth spectacular.
Robinson will open the Pops' summer season on June 8 with some of his biggest hits, including "Tracks of My Tears," "Going to a Go-Go," "I Second That Emotion," "Ooh Baby Baby" and "Tears of a Clown."
The R&B pioneer was the silky-voiced leader of the Miracles, which scored 27 pop-soul hits in the 1960s. Robinson urged Berry Gordy to start Motown Records, and the group's "Shop Around" was the label's first No. 1 hit. Robinson became one of the most important figures in the Detroit-based Motown music industry, who also wrote and produced for artists such as The Temptations, Mary Wells, Marvin Gaye and others, earning a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Friends of the Pops will host its popular fundraiser, Boat Ride to Riverbend, before and after Robinson's concert. Fans will ride from Steamboat Landing to and from the concert on Celebrations Riverboat "The Queen."
On June 22, Mitchell will join Russell and the Pops for an evening of hits from Broadway shows that also became popular on the silver screen. He'll be singing tunes from such hits as "Les Misérables," "Chicago," "South Pacific" and "My Fair Lady."
Mitchell, who made his Pops debut in September 2011, has been a leading man of Broadway, film and TV. His television credits include roles on Glee, Frasier, Crossing Jordan, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Ugly Betty.
The Pops' patriotic extravaganza "Red, White and Boom!" returns July 4. This year, Russell and the orchestra will pay tribute to the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and the Gettysburg Address. Guest artists will include the May Festival Chorus and the Classical Roots Community Mass Choir, comprised of choir members from dozens of area churches. The evening will conclude with Rozzi's Fireworks display.
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Single tickets start at $15 in advance and go on sale today. Tickets for children 12 and under are half off, or free on the lawn. Ticket prices will increase by $5 per ticket on the day of the show.
Information: 513-381-3300, www.cincinnatipops.org
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