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Not well documented in qemu-system(1), but if you want to have an SMBios name like: "VMware, Inc", then you need to set it as:
kvm -smbios type=1,manufacturer="VMware,, Inc.",product="VMware Virtual
Platform",version="None",serial="VMware-77 bb aa bb cc dd ee ff-11 22 33 44
55 66 77 88"
This results in something like:
System Information Manufacturer: VMware, Inc. Product Name: VMware Virtual Platform Version: None Serial Number: VMware-stuff
in your dmidecode, which you may need if you are moving from VMware to another platform, and have things inside that care.
I wrote this message back in 2004, and with the new procurement concerns coming from the Federal government, I want to re-iterate it. The connection is that you can compete to price alone ONLY if you have a full, stable specification. (Pencils are about all I can think of that fit that description)
Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2004 13:46:19 -0400 From: Michael Richardson <firstname.lastname@example.com>
My opinion is that there are little direct cost savings to FLOSS. It may well have higher direct costs, even. The reason has nothing to do with FLOSS. It has to do with cost/benefit ratios of outsourcing.
FLOSS is primarily about insourcing large amount of things. Off-the-shelf manufactured products represents ultimate outsourcing.
It is always cheaper to outsource IT, provided that you know what it is that you need doing (in sufficient detail that you can write the contract 1), and that your requirements are at least 90% in common with everyone else.
Outsourcing has the following problems:
a) lack of flexibility b) lack of customization c) lack of agility/dexterity (you can't change things quickly)
<SARCASM> But, we don't expect those things from our governments anyway. Certainly there are no corporations or NGOs that have any need to innovate, adapt to changing economic trends, or react to customer demands. </SARCASM>
Note: it doesn't matter what the licensing policy of the software is. It is the business relationship that means that you are charged a fixed price for a fixed basket of goods that is the problem.
In a typical MS-Office desktop environment you have no useful first line of IT people. Even if you might have competent system administrators (and I don't mean MCSEs) there is essentially nothing that they can do to deal with any major issue. The only thing they can do is click on wizards, and call 1-900-Microsoft. As long as you only do things that 90% of microsoft's other customers also do, you are fine. You will get a fix sooner or later. If you are in the other 10%, and do unusual things, you are SOL.
Since there is no use for a senior system administrators (they can't do anything), you might as well hire junior MCSEs, as they are cheap, redundant and easily replaced.
[1] You do need the occasional access to a VERY SENIOR, UBER IT/business person to write the contract perfectly. I know very few people who have these skills. You can contract a "consultant", but as most of the ones that have the time to deal with MERX-RFP-crap to get the contract to do the consulting, have the time because it is a loss-leader to being in a position to sell the solution as well, they probably are too vendor bias'ed, so you don't get a good contract.
Insourcing is about empowering people to solve their own problems. Giving them a multitude of tools (a utility belt), and the ability to adapt and fashion their own tools. This is where the licensing policy matters. If you can take the whole product to another supplier, or do the work internally easily, then you can adapt things. Things that are high risk are usually best done internally, where you can control the risk (==cost).
It is also why things like VisualBasic exist, and is the #1 tool that MS-Office shops use. It provides them the flexibility, agility, etc. that you need. But, this is in fact insourcing!
Note that the lack of 1 in most departments is what actually makes it very hard for FLOSS-corporations to offer open source solutions in response to outsourcing requests. Since the buyer doesn't really know what they want, they seldom get what they need, often pay huge amounts to have things "customized", and in any case, their needs change often.
However, since FLOSS corporations are often made up of a small number of
1.-like people, and a better solution is to train the internal people to do most of the work.
Dear Friends of TV,
I didn't know that your organization was a front for Bell owned TV stations.
I thought it was about the CBC. I care about CBC radio. I care about the CBC RSS feed and web site. I was happy to donate $50 for your efforts last year, but I won't be doing that again.
I don't give a shit for TV. Seriously. Yawn.
CBC TV stations were typically privately owned affliates in the past, and they should return to being that, or fail.
I do not believe that netflix is getting a free "ride" — I think that Bell and Rogers' owned TV conglomerates have simply failed to innovate, and without netflix, we'd be in an even worse situation. Even though CraveTV is now available without the illegal Tied Selling to Bell, it still is a complete flop.
People pay HST for their Internet connection, and they access all manner of content via it: twitter, youtube, BBC,
Tell me: did ROGERS ever pay their multiple millions they owed to the Cable Programming Fund? Did Rogers ever actually make Third Party Internet Access on their cable network actually work? Do Bell or Rogers actually provide 21st century (IPv6) Internet service to their customers? No. (Telus does, btw)
I am interested in programming, not century-old broadcast television stations. Quality of Internet service is the way forward: Internet service where you can actually do things like host your own TV show from your basement (think Wayne's World if you like) is what local programming is about. Reasonable (and currently missing) systems that would permit micropayments to be easily made directly from reader to writer.
Duo/Monopolist systems of concentrated ownership and century-old intermediation are dead. I don't see why your organization would be supporting horses and buggies.
I have an OpenMote device. One I bought prior to July 2014, so it's got a bootloader that won't let you install via serial UART, so it has to be JTAG'ed in, and in any case, you might toast yourself and have to start over, or you might want GDB.
First, my setup. It's not a windows laptop with a USB cable. That would be... cramped and really inefficient to work with.
I have a desktop, it's called obiwan. It does Linux desktop things like run multiple monitors, play music and keep browsers going. And does it without fan noise, and I like that a lot.
I have a build server, it's called herring. It has lots of cross-compilers installed, three-way RAID mirror (because: consumer grade disks suck), and it's in the other room where it can make as much noise as it wants, and it does NFS to the other machines.
I have a table/desk full of stuff, with a small form factor (fanless) PIII running
Devone, with two USB hubs connected. It's called "lando". (Stupid muse/pybloxsom has no idea how to set width= on images)
|SOHO IoT/6tisch/ROLL lab
The old 10/100 8-port switch screwed up in the picture was the original idea, but dammit, I ran out of ports, and so the old Dell 24-port 10/100 is there too, with a fan making noise and pissing me off.
It turns out the RPI model Bs have PHYs that just don't do the MII dance correctly with more modern PHYs when driven by uBoot, so the RPI are still plugged into the 15 year old 10/100 switch.
I installed the SEGGER software on lando, as it's got the USB cable to the JLink. I extracted the 6tisch Golden image, which can be found from the page:
as the Download links marked "source code" at the bottom of the page:
I extracted this on my build server, because that's where my arm GDB is installed:
herring-[projects/pandora/openmote/images-GD_REL-1.2.0] mcr 1003 %ls -lta total 1556 drwxr-xr-x 4 mcr mcr 4096 Feb 3 12:22 ../ drwxr-xr-x 2 mcr mcr 4096 Jan 28 11:21 ./ -rw-r--r-- 1 mcr mcr 524256 Jan 28 11:21 GD_ROOT.bin -rw-r--r-- 1 mcr mcr 524256 Jan 28 11:21 GD_ROOT_SEC.bin -rw-r--r-- 1 mcr mcr 524256 Jan 28 11:21 GD_SNIFFER.bin
On lando I started JLinkGDBServer:
lando-[~] mcr 10001 %sudo /opt/SEGGER/JLink/JLinkGDBServer -device CC2538SF53 [sudo] password for mcr: SEGGER J-Link GDB Server V5.10j Command Line Version JLinkARM.dll V5.10j (DLL compiled Feb 2 2016 19:31:34) -----GDB Server start settings----- GDBInit file: none GDB Server Listening port: 2331 SWO raw output listening port: 2332 Terminal I/O port: 2333 Accept remote connection: yes Generate logfile: off Verify download: off Init regs on start: off Silent mode: off Single run mode: off Target connection timeout: 0 ms ------J-Link related settings------ J-Link Host interface: USB J-Link script: none J-Link settings file: none ------Target related settings------ Target device: CC2538SF53 Target interface: JTAG Target interface speed: 1000kHz Target endian: little Connecting to J-Link... J-Link is connected. Firmware: J-Link V9 compiled Feb 2 2016 18:43:46 Hardware: V9.30 S/N: 269305618 OEM: SEGGER-EDU Feature(s): FlashBP, GDB Checking target voltage... Target voltage: 3.31 V Listening on TCP/IP port 2331 Connecting to target... J-Link found 2 JTAG devices, Total IRLen = 10 JTAG ID: 0x4BA00477 (Cortex-M3) Connected to target Waiting for GDB connection...
Then on herring I started the GDB, as explained at:
I thought to load the GD_ROOT.bin directly using:
(gdb) restore GD_ROOT.bin binary 0x200000 Restoring binary file GD_ROOT.bin into memory (0x200000 to 0x27ffe0)
but this didn't work, so I followed the instructions to create hello-world. my copy of which is at:
(gdb) target remote lando:2331 Remote debugging using lando:2331 warning: Architecture rejected target-supplied description 0x00216752 in ?? () (gdb) monitor interface jtag Select JTAG as target interface (gdb) monitor speed 5000 Target interface speed set to 5000 kHz (gdb) monitor endian little Target endianess set to "little endian" (gdb) monitor flash download = 1 Flash download enabled (gdb) monitor flash breakpoints = 1 Flash breakpoints enabled (gdb) monitor reset Resetting target (gdb) load /corp/projects/contiki/contiki-3.0/examples/hello-world/hello-world.elf Loading section .text, size 0xab53 lma 0x200000 Loading section .data, size 0x1be lma 0x20ab54 Loading section .ARM.exidx, size 0x10 lma 0x20ad14 Loading section .flashcca, size 0x2c lma 0x27ffd4 Start address 0x200000, load size 44365 Transfer rate: 1883 KB/sec, 7394 bytes/write.
This is what my J-Link said:
Firmware: J-Link V9 compiled Feb 2 2016 18:43:46 Hardware: V9.30 S/N: 269305618 OEM: SEGGER-EDU Feature(s): FlashBP, GDB Checking target voltage... Target voltage: 3.31 V Listening on TCP/IP port 2331 Connecting to target... J-Link found 2 JTAG devices, Total IRLen = 10 JTAG ID: 0x4BA00477 (Cortex-M3) Connected to target Waiting for GDB connection...Connected to 172.30.2.231 Reading all registers Read 4 bytes @ address 0x00216752 (Data = 0xBF204770) Select JTAG as target interface Target interface speed set to 5000 kHz Target endianess set to "little endian" Flash download enabled Flash breakpoints enabled Resetting target Downloading 16112 bytes @ address 0x00200000 Downloading 16048 bytes @ address 0x00203EF0 Downloading 11699 bytes @ address 0x00207DA0 Downloading 446 bytes @ address 0x0020AB54 Downloading 16 bytes @ address 0x0020AD14 Downloading 44 bytes @ address 0x0027FFD4 Writing register (PC = 0x00200000) Reading register (XPSR = 0x01000000)
The reset button on my unit seems broken, but you can do the same with the JTAG interface with "monitor reset", and I get:
Contiki-2.6-2325-g7df05ce TI SmartRF06 + cc2538EM Net: sicslowpan MAC: CSMA RDC: Contiki MAC Rime configured with address 00:12:4b:00:03:a5:70:05 Hello, world
using minicom on the ttyUSB3 (my situation) at 115200 baud on my lando machine. With the JTAG attached I can probably work on the device entirely remotely.
Rails' discovers available tables and the attributes of those tables when it starts. It has no problems with views, but it turns out that foreign data wrappers do not turn up in that list, and so if one of your tables is really a foreign data wrapper (fdw), rails just doesn't believe it exists.
I was using the mysql_fdw to merge the customer lists of a CRM, a ticket system and the SG1 management application. The CRM uses MySQL (only!) while our preferred database is PostgreSQL; mysql_fdw makes them all see a few tables in common, but the the auto-discovery did not like it in staging.
Solution: add a layer of indirection! Move the original fdw into a schema, and then:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW public.crm_accounts AS (SELECT * FROM suitecrm.crm_accounts);
and lo-and-behold! it all works as expected.
The devise authentication plug for rails has been a standard piece of instructure for me for years. One of those things you should not roll on your own. https://github.com/plataformatec/devise
In setting up the staging system for the IP4B SG2 system, I wanted to be able to copy bits of the production database to the staging system so that we can see real data. Logins were not working, and I was mystified until I realized that the pepper values in the config/initializers/devise.rb were different as I upgraded the devise, and started with a new file. I had set a longer pepper in the new revision, probably too long actually as it might prevent the per-user salt from having any effect.
I then realized that I don't want this pepper value into the git tree it all, it should be set by the production.rb, or better the secrets.yml. I didn't find a clear way to do this, so I had to Use The Source, Luke (curiously, in the Percy Jackson novels, Luke is a bad guy)
I used bundle show devise to tell me where devise was installed, and then I went into that directory with Emacs, and used grep -R for "pepper". I was also looking for where the Device.setup routine is and how it sets up the config. A clue was in test/models_test.rb, where I found:
test 'set a default value for pepper' do assert_equal 'abcdef', Configurable.pepper end
Hmm, what is the Configurable thing? Naw, it's in test/test_models.rb, so it's just for the test cases. The real meat is in lib/devise. I leant from test_models.rb that I can specify the pepper: in the devise model, so if I have to I can put it together in my app.
I decided to grep for secrets:
grep -R -nH -e secrets * rails.rb:33: if app.respond_to?(:secrets) rails.rb:34: Devise.secret_key ||= app.secrets.secret_key_base
Which is nice, as it points to the secret_key_base, which I knew I had to initialize, but that is used for the cookies. I don't need to synchronize the cookies between staging and production. I was hoping to put the pepper into the secrets.yml.
Looking at this, it seems that I ought to be able to add pepper to this, so I tried:
module Devise class Engine < ::Rails::Engine initializer "devise.pepper" do |app| if app.respond_to?(:secrets) Devise.pepper ||= app.secrets.pepper puts "APP has new pepper: #{Devise.pepper}\n" end end end end
I monkey patched this into my user.rb file, before I create the User. (I could fork and make a pull request on this, but I'll do that after I'm sure this is the right way) I wondered what app was, I suspect it comes from the ::Rails::Engine.
I stuffed my secrets.yml on my desktop with:
development: secret_key_base: mysecret pepper: "happyhappyjoyjoy"
and invoked rails console. Good news it didn't blow up yet! I dumped the pepper:
2.1.5 :001 > Devise.pepper => "42e1d47ee85f2bb825429384729345234935924310c651bcdb822a65919d8b4"Well, that's not the pepper I set. I went and I removed it from config/initializers/devise.rb, and restarted rails console.
2.1.5 :001 > Devise.pepper => nil
Okay, so there is a change... but it didn't load my monkey patch yet. Maybe if I make it load that code:
2.1.5 :002 > User.first ... 2.1.5 :003 > Devise.pepper => nil
nope. So let's see if my idea was even sound. I stuffed the initializer code into the lib/devise/rails.rb in my local gem repo, and low and behold, it ran:
obiwan-[nv/clientportaltest/beaumont](2.1.5) mcr 10027 %rails console APP has new pepper: happyhappyjoyjoy Loading development environment (Rails 4.2.5)
Conclusion: I monkey patched too late. I put the same code at the top of config/initializers/devise.rb. Too late. How about at the end of config/application.rb? Yes. that worked.
I'm not too thrilled by this, I think it ought to go elsewhere, but one step forward at a time.
After updating my desktop to http://devuan.org, ascii, from Debian Wheezy, I have Libreoffice 5. It's sure pretty.
But, the file dialogs are still broken if you have NFS or SSHFS: they want to walk the file system and get stuck on slow remote servers.
When starting to write this blog entry, my blog workflow would ask me which of the 20 odd categories I want to put this in. I saw "defectivebydesign" and thought, "haha, that's a good place". Previously, this category has included reviews of: Amazon Users Tag, Canadian Blood Services, DomainsAtCost and the Huawei 1250.
Star Wars VII was fun. Good use of 3D, although I think that the Millenium Falcon chase seen on the desert planet (what was it's name?) could have used more in-cockfit 3D, with Rae's hands in the field of view, like a first-person shooter. Definitely, the later on Rae/Finn gun sequence should have totally been first-person-shooter... That is, they should have actually picked a well-known first-person-shooter (in a space ship, of course, maybe Lego Star Wars..) and made it exactly the same icons, etc.
Female-Yoda-With-Glasses. Okay. But why did they go there? Who is she? They should have at least had a small conversation about that.
Why did they have to have the same band as in the Mos Eisley Cantina? That part was simply LAME. It was at that point that I said... well... this has made a turn for the worse.... and really it never recovered in my opinion.
Planet Killer. Yup. We know from the books that the two Death Stars were not prototypes, that there was more super-weapons hidden away, and we know that there is a Hyperspace Planet Killer in a Correllian moon that Anakin Solo (Han and Leia's third child in the books) could operate, and did operate by mistake. Takes genetics (thanks to Han's strange past in the aristocracy) and use of the Force... So that part seems Canon to me. It would have been more interesting if they had actually had Ben Solo (Kylo Ren) operate and/or aim it.... it would have made the character far a more interesting part of the First Order. Otherwise, it's not clear why Ben Solo is needed at all. Aiming a gun that kills things faster than light can travel would be hard... that's where the force comes in.
Oh, and while it can shoot through hyperspace, and so kill planets faster than light, I see no reason why it should kill multiple planets with a single shot. But, even if it did.... those planets would NOT SEE each other blow up.
As for Kylo Ren; he's clearly not dead, but I'd have liked them to have made that slightly more clear. The planet could have blown up slightly less completely.
I went to the Westgate Reconstruction "meeting" shortly after 6pm on Dec. 16.
It was in the basement of the Macy Hotel in a smallish meeting room. It was not a presentation, but rather a poster-board meeting modelled after the worst methods of the city of Ottawa. I THOUGHT we were done with having such a stupid meeting format, but then I realized that this wasn't a city meeting at all.
There is a time and place for a well done PowerPoint presentation followed by an open mic and questions from the floor, and this is actually one of them.
If you missed it, you missed nothing. The posters are all online at:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/westgate-shopping-centre-development-riocan-1.3368082 and http://rileybrockington.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Westgate-Rio-Can-Proposal.pdf
There was really nothing that isn't in these pictures, except a few ridiculous claims on two posters which aren't that in that deck.
The plan is basically:
I skipped out after ten minutes, there weren't enough Rio-Can people there. My friend and neighbour Sharon Body said that there might be a "talk" at some point, but I took off to Rockin' Johnny's for a hotdog. Just before leaving, I checked google maps to see if I could catch a 151 home. Only 1x 151 per hour goes through Westgate now, and low and behold, at 7:08pm I could catch the bus, and it was just short of 7pm now. I went outside, and caught the 151. It seemed early, beacuse, well... it was. It was the 151 that goes in the other direction at 7:04pm, I realized this after we got to Kirkwood and turned the wrong way. I walked home, as it was faster than waiting another 5 minutes. (It's not a long walk anyway)
Why do I mention the 151? Because the real problem that westgate and the community has is that between OC-Transpo and Rio-Can they have basically written off all transit use at and through Westgate. It COULD be a significant TRANSFER hub if the mall and OC-Transpo would pay attention to it. It has the 101, the 151, the 176 and the 85 there. But, it's all mis-designed, the shelters are in the wrong places, and the buses simply do not connect.
Were I trying to make Westgate more valuable, I'd want to massively increase the pedestrian traffic in and out. That would involve some kind of walkway between Westgate and Hampton park. I'd prefer an at-grade tunnel under the 417, but some might feel that could be hard to keep secure. I'd go for a third storey walkway over it, but that won't be easily useable by cyclists. We could work something out though, I think, if we had a decent meeting.
Why 14?
One in Ottawa/Gatineau for the Federal Government. It mostly exists already in the form of the Federal Gigapop.
There are 10 provinces. Ontario already has Torix at 151 Front Street. Quebec already has CANIX-1 at 625 Rene Levesque.
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 10:21:19 -0500
[1. text/plain] Hi,
I have finished Steven Spear's book "Chasing the Rabbit" and it is very good and I recommend it to anyone interested in how to make a group/organization effective. Spear is a principle-ist, someone who looks for the fundamental underlying principles, and he has both created a theory of set of underlying principles for high-velocity organizations, his terminology, and taught some organizations to use it to become high-velocity, thereby validating the theory as being more then just an academic model. Essentially, he found that all of these high-velocity are effective learning/doing or knowledge based organizations. He then created a theory that to have a sustaining knowledge-based organization requires a minimum of following 4 principles. The note below by Tom Poppendieck summarizes the book and the principles quite nicely. Note that the principles have been followed successfully by Web Development company, hospitals and doctors and so on. I don't think his theory can be simplified, nor do I think that it needs more principles, so it represents at this time, in my opinion, it is the best underlying theory of what is needed to create and sustain a knowledge based organization.
I highly recommend a new book from Steven Spear called Chasing the Rabbit. Spear is with the Harvard Business School and has collaborated with Clayton Christianson and others. Spear spent a decade studying high velocity organizations (including Toyota and many others in other domains) and discovered they all exhibited 4 capabilities.
1) They all are skilled at designing work processes that incorporate both the best knowledge available in the organization and that incorporate tests to ensure that they can immediately recognize when their knowledge is incomplete.
2) Whenever a test reveals a problem, they immediately swarm on the issue close in time and space to its occurrence while the most information about it is still available to understand where their knowledge was incomplete and to fix the problem by improving their work design.
3) Whenever a team learns a better way, it has both means and responsibility to make that knowledge available across the rest of the organization.
4) All levels of the organizations management are responsible for and capable of making sure 1, 2, and 3 happen through ongoing training and hands-on coaching. Leaders focus on improving their teams work design, problem solving, and communication capabilities more than on the actual work output itself.
Spear observed that work design in high velocity organizations always seems to have 4 components.
1) Really understand the required output from the work. This includes tests to verify that the output meets the targeted need.
2) Identify a collection of steps or actions that will lead to the desired output. This is where expertise and organizational experience and knowledge apply.
3) Define the connections among the steps, how the actions flow or fit together and deal with handovers and/or collaboration required.
4) Select the best available methods to execute each activity in the workflow.
Spears observed that high velocity organizations applied these four characteristics and four steps in work design at all levels and scales from small tasks to entire organizational units and supply chains.
My take on this is twofold. First, for manufacturing or operations work, this leads to relentless improvement of standard work. Each team has a standard method they use to do every task until they learn something that leads to a better sequence of steps or better methods at which time they update their standard work. Those parts of software development that fall into this category usually can and should be automated.
Second, for development work, the challenging part is not the execution of the work but instead designing a work process that leads to the desired result. Each iteration targets a new output and requires a tailored set of activities to achieve the targeted output. While a development team will have a set of practices, disciplines, patterns, standards, and methods (which they should strive to constantly improve), the core of the design process is to select the set to be applied in the current iteration and to ensure the interactions and connections needed occur effectively.
- Tom
Regards Norbert
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They need to be in an office building somewhere so their computers can be policed. When you hack someone you need software to do it. If they worked in an office, the business or their supervisor could stop them from installing hacking software.
This would also stop them from hacking, taking screen shots or doing drugs.
I wish Sony would buy Steam and let these hackers go.
I have reported this crime many times to Steam and valve. I also emailed Gabe Newell about all of this at email@example.com and made him aware of this website. They still haven't fixed anything.
Don't think that run this thing are advertising it on Twitter?
Now the person advertising for it is talking dirty to it.
They have 29k+ followers. I think most of them are kids.
Why are they trying to seduce people? I believe the person who is posting for @cleverbot works for cleverbot and is talking to it and putting part of the conversation on the internet. Why would you encourage such a conversation as an employee?
I found this:
http://www.qaster.com/q/345597908160233472/What would you say to seduce me? Cleverbot: What is the meaning of life? Thats a bit of an unusual tactic… Clev: What is time?
on this website
They say "What is time?" because they are foreigners and they are trying to figure out where you live.
After the sales rep from Cisco Richardson name dropped the hackers name, the clock blinked twice at Tarrant County College, then I went home and on my iPod my next three moves on my Word with Friends puzzles said ties, lines, and him. Keep in mind I was playing with a random user, not someone I knew. When you start a game, you select someone to play with. Somehow I always wound up playing with them instead of someone else.
I think they were trying to keep me from talking.
I wanted to reach out to women and children to keep them from being hacked the way I was.
I wanted them to know how to protect themselves and to let them know they are not alone.
Most people run from hackers and I did for awhile but after being hacked and stalked for three years I finally said that's enough.
In November 2010 I played on a chatbot that's supposed to be a robot not a human named Cleverbot. My son's friend told me about the website. I wish I had never heard of it. The bottom of that website even lies. It says visitors never speak to a human. The stupid thing hacked my webcam and 5-8 men began to stalk me all over the internet. Then they took it to real life stalking. They put a magnet on my truck and posted a drawing that looked like it came from a photograph of me on Deviantart.
3 years later I'm still being hacked, stalked and intimidated. Even my child has been intimidated by a strange blonde woman driving a gold Tahoe.
I was going to college at the NE campus of Tarrant County College before I became to ill to finish.
My chosen degree plan was Convergence Technologies. I have been a geek my entire life and I prayed to go to college. I lost my job when Healthcare Reform was passed. My job was outsourced overseas. I was offered the opportunity to go to college through the Trade Adjustment Act. I've been laid off 4 times in 20 years and have never been offered the opportunity to go to college.
My brain has lost the ability to focus. I forget words and I could not finish an exam in a two hour time frame. I had a 4.0 GPA before I became ill and had to withdraw. I suffered through a year and a quarter and when I finally failed four classes my TWC counselor suggested I leave under medical it was my best chance to come back to the program.
I even paid for my second speech class and my book out of my own pocket.
I've had 4 MRI's and EEG, and EKG, a Carotid Ultrasound, a Chest X-Ray, and a Biopsy. I have crackly sounds in the back of my head which can be heard with a Stethoscope and I have muscle spasms and my Neurologist thinks I have MS but I don't have a definite diagnosis. I feel as if I'm having irregular heart beats and my pupils dilate erratically.
I also can't hear my heartbeat in my ears when I plug them, I can't sneeze, yawn and don't have the inclination to stretch like you stretch your legs and arms when you are tired.
You should be able to hear your heartbeat in your ears and I used to be able to and I can't anymore.
I can't tell how hot I am anymore. I have a tendency to be cold and wear a sweatshirt even when it's 80-90 degrees outside.
I have also vomited.
My eyes feel like there's too much pressure behind them like their bulging or something. I think an eye exam could see this and the new ones even take photographs and you can get them on disk. I don't have the money to get this done. I paid for my son's eye exam instead.
I was supposed to graduate December 2013. I was supposed to walk this month and most days I can't do anything but cry because my brain doesn't function the way it once did. I've been home since March 2013 and I never did get well enough to return.
I not only lost my job as a student, I lost my future career, the one I prayed for.
I also created this website because I know that sometimes people feel so victimized after being hacked that they have committed suicide.
My Android phone did not previously have a percentage sign beside the battery. I noticed this awhile back I just forgot to mention it. It was not there in my previous screenshots.
I ran some Wireshark again and saw the membership report group again. I was able to save it this time. Unfortunately, the output is to large to post here. The whole screenshot is even to large to post.
I even got a new IP address recently and they are still hacking me. Leading me to believe even further that they are stalking my kids on their Steam accounts.
How can these moderators see my IP address?
I always have IP address conflicts and DNS problems with my router. I have even switched routers and got a new modem.
I downloaded Wireshark to a different computer today. This computer is not the one I was previously running Wireshark on. I noticed on the other computer it showed 3 devices and thought it was strange and thought it was the computer. Now I'm seeing it again on this computer and it makes me wonder if it's not something to do with the router.
I took a screenshot of this and my wireless network connection menu.
I called my husband and told him that Twitter was acting weird and I guess they overheard this conversation. The tweets weren't downloading to my phone correctly. It was like someone was opening and closing the floodgates to the tweets and they would get backed up. I posted about this previously. Below is the screenshot of both of the renamed images in a different folder and the original screenshot posted below. The original screenshot also proves my previous post about Twitter not downloading tweets and my repeatedly texting the word 'on' to it and receiving nothing in return.
Seems that every time I get on a roll and start blogging I end up having DNS problems. Ever since my original hacking I have repeatedly had problems with my modem and/or router. I have even asked my ISP to give me new modems and IP addresses and I still have problems. Below is a screenshot of what happened today.
I use my phone a lot for photographs. I connected my phone to my computer using my usb cable and I went through all the folders and backed up my phone. I found pictures of myself that I don't think I took. In these photographs, I'm not anywhere near my phone.
It is possible to do this please read this article from the New York Times.
Sometimes I lay my phone in the top of my purse and I found the following image and it looks like it was numbered differently than the other images I have taken with my phone. I was at Walmart when this one was taken. This just shows how sick and creepy these stalkers are.
The way my phone usually names images is like this: CAM00799.jpg
This image was named like this: 1376057412790.jpg
Tracking numbers for the evidence I mailed in to the Dallas FBI. I am still looking for one of them.
5/2/2013 Hard drive and two Cell Phones Tracking Number 9505 5107 6826 3122 6004 26
One a Black Samsung SGH-A687 and a Pink Pantech P7000. Unfortunately, I have not found the IMEI or Serial numbers on these phones but I do have proof that I owned them.
5/28/2013 2 Cell Phones Tracking Number 9505 5107 6826 3148 4385 39
Blue LG Xenon
IMEI 011944-00-116865-3 or 011944001168653
Black LG Xenon
IMEI 011793-00-069073-2 or 011793000690732
6/4/2013 Digital Evidence
Label number I found this on my bank statement but am looking for my photograph of the receipt. I still have a copy of what was mailed in.
6/21/2013 Digital Evidence
Tracking Number 9505 5107 6826 3172 5107 13
I still have a copy of what was mailed in.
7/01/2013 Digital Evidence
Tracking number 9505 5107 6826 3182 6013 71
I still have a copy of what was mailed in.
Ever since I was hacked people have begun to sit outside my house. These people don't even live in this state and they are just sitting there.
These photos were taken a couple of months ago.
One of them had a California license plate and expired tags. I'm showing that this photo was taken in August.
Today I was backing up the Photographs on my Android phone when I noticed something odd. Some of the images were renamed time machine another reference to my favorite move.
I made a screenshot of just those images below.
I believe this phone is hacked also because it rebooted on its own.
It also makes me wonder if they've stolen any of my images.
All of the other images were named something like: 1374353532601.jpg
I never noticed the folder this was in before named thumbnails:
These hackers hacked my hard drive. I left the house for a couple of hours came back and I could not turn my computer off.
The error message said you do not have the authority to shut down this device.
The serial number on this hard drive is WMASY7149402
5/2/2013 Hard drive and two Cell Phones
USPS Tracking Number 9505 5107 6826 3122 6004 26
The hard drive shows delivered please see below.
I was going through some photographs of the clocks at the NE Campus of Tarrant County College.
I haven't found all of my pictures but here are a couple of them.
If they are hacking the clocks, they are inside the school network. If they are inside the network, they can do more than hack the clocks they could steal identities.
Today another Gold Tahoe came up and was right out beside the front of my house. I wish I would have got a picture of her face. She had darker brown hair and she pulling it up in a pony tail and brown eyes. She looked similar to the woman that flipped me off in front of my son's school and in front of my house.
I had my camera in my hand and I asked her if she needed anything as I was pulling my cell phone out of my pocket. She looked surprised and quickly drove away. Meaning to me she was guilty of doing something she shouldn't have been.
She had California tags and one of the hackers said California to me. I've been seen a huge amount of California tags here in town. I turned her it in to my local Law Enforcement office and the FBI.
Below are the Words With Friends Puzzles
I've changed my gamer name so they couldn't find me.
See below the account names they used to stalk me with.
Some of these puzzles showed things they saw and some talked about things they heard. I started playing words with friends with a random user, I didn't intend to play with them. I started at least 5 games at the same time and would just work them here and there.
Also, I never won a game. Not one. And they even got the game to cuss by saying sh*t with an a which is past tense for sh*t with an i. They hacked the game to talk to me and I believe so they wouldn't lose a game.
They said quin many times to me meaning at least 5 men were stalking me.
The screen names they used were: 2Cali4Yu, ProShaggy, User36577853, williewily, Lore 80, La274e, Sickolism 310, Pro Shaggy.
Lore80, La274e, and Pro Shaggy all used their Facebook accounts.
I went to my kid's football game last Friday night and found a dead bird on the stairs inside the stadium. I feel that it was purposefully left there for me to find.
These mods perform what is called a PDoS on your router and it stays hacked until you fix it. It's permanently hacked. After I flashed the firmware on my router, this is what was on the screen. I wish I would have clicked the link usually when dealing with hackers you don't usually click links. I don't know if this link is from DLink's website or not, it just looked strange to me.
The first time I saw something strange in my router was a couple of years ago and the screen was shifted like the window didn't fit on the screen or a bad TV picture.
I only wished I would have clicked the link.
The computer name shown is not a valid name anymore.
These are just some of the dates and times I wrote down that the clock blinked on campus.
As I said on my other post: If they are hacking the clocks, they are inside the school network. If they are inside the network, they can do more than hack the clocks they could steal identities.
Dates and Times the Clocks are blinking at the NE Campus of Tarrant County College.
Day Date Clock Time Near Room
Tuesday 6/12/12 9:46 NTAB 1107A-S
Wednesday 6/13/12 10:10 NTAB 1107A-S working
Thursday 6/13/12 10:10 NTAB 2111AX not working
Thursday 6/13/12 11:36 NTAB 2111AX was working
Thursday 6/19/12 11:41 NTAB 2110 clock inside room blinked
Thursday 6/19/12 11:41 NTAB 2110 came back on
Thursday 6/19/12 11:42 NTAB 2111
Clock blinked again then I walked outside into the hall and the clock outside in the hall was out as well and it came back on at 11:42
Thursday 6/19/12 11:42 NTAB 2111
Came back on in hall and was back on inside classroom
Wednesday 6/27/12 10:18 NTAB 2110
Monday 7/9/12 7:42 NTAB 1107 and other hall out
The other day I tried to buy a digital copy of a College Textbook. One red flag to me was the fact that the book was listed as the number one best seller in computer viruses and it was a History Textbook. I saw the price one day and it was around 25 dollars. I went back the next day and it totally disappeared. Then it reappeared.
The ISBN is 9780073406985.
I also can't get the Kindle Application on my iPhone to allow me to buy a book. It seems I have to log into Amazon to buy it and I would have thought you could buy a book with the app.
If you like these ideas please write to your Senator or Congressman or the President.
The gaming industry really needs to be revamped.
Employees of these companies really should be in an office building somewhere. You cannot monitor these people from home.
The hackers that are stalking me are involved with Anonymous and are employees and they work from home. Good guys work outside and these hackers get to log in from home and wear pajamas all day.
Their access needs to be user specific access (privileges).
The Programmers don't need to see what someone in Accounting can see. These 'Programmers' (hacker employees) are using my son's Steam account to get my IP address.
Why can the employees see my IP address much less my personal information? They pulled out my and my kids accounts out of the blue and accused me of having duplicate accounts and the only thing in common in our accounts was our mailing address. Accusing someone of having duplicate accounts is apparently one of their favorite things to do.
How do your children pay for their own accounts and where do they live and if they can see where I live, can they see my credit card information too? I think they can.
Publicly traded companies could be treated differently.
Facebook, Cisco, and Sony are publicly traded companies. Sony owns the Playstation Network. If you have a PS3 or PS4, more than likely you used the Playstation Network. Steam has a connection to the Playstation Network it's the computer component of it. You use a computer to play video games instead of the console.
We could set an industry standard in regards to their employees and their access to being in a building somewhere instead of working from home.
You cannot monitor the software they have installed on their computers when they work from home.
Hackers use computer software to hack like Metasploit and Backtrack5 or similar software.
Basically, you know what I'm saying, if you work from home I can't monitor you like I could if you worked from an office building.
They also need to be required to adopt random drug testing. I've seen these hackers reference drugs on the internet.
I don't want someone doing drugs having access to my personal information and my credit card.
We could fine companies that didn't change their default passwords to their routers or other equipment, if they request or keep credit card information or Social Security numbers.
We need to educate companies and then they need to be held partly responsible. They need to keep our information secure. I'm sure they cost credit card companies millions of dollars in stolen credit card numbers and the theft caused or committed by the thief.
Do they write it off or do they prosecute credit card theft? I'm not sure but it cost someone money.
We need new standards involving laptop computers and webcams and microphones they need a hard wired switch that looses electricity or they need to quit making them built in.
You can't even disable them they re-install because they are plugged into the mother board. There needs to be a switch on the outside of the computer or they need to be like a desktop computer and a usb device.
It needs to be a hardwired switch so you disrupt the flow of electricity to the device.
We also need software companies like Microsoft to make things like a microphone to have a default of being turned off instead of on.
On Windows computers the default with the microphone is on.
After I covered up my webcam with tape they could still hear me. They eavesdropped on my house for about six months.
Remote access is also on by default.
We need to protect our digital infrastructure and take ownership of it like a highway.
Anything from electronic books to photographs may in some cases only exist digitally. We need to make sure these items are backed up and we need to prosecute hackers.
Who owns DNS servers?
Who owns cell phone towers?
Who maintains them and makes sure they aren't hacked. Did you know you can build a cell phone tower for about 1500 dollars and put it in your house and intercept communications that way? I read an article about a security conference. There was even a show on the History Channel and a security expert was saying they could put one of these man made towers in the hotel across the street from the White House and intercept text messages with that.
We need to take Cell Phones a lot more seriously. Every signal coming from them can be hacked.
We need to monitor IRC servers and VOIP communications
These hackers seem to be in charge of IRC servers. Where are these IRC servers located. Who owns these IRC servers?
How are hackers having hacker wars over IRC servers? These hackers may be in charge of that infrastructure. Cleverbot.com uses IRC.
Steam uses IRC and so does Facebook. It's that little chatty thing like texting that you do over the internet. IRC is extremely dangerous.
These hackers can also use VOIP to talk to other players and hackers or employees over seas.
A Turkish Hacker hacked my website I think they gave him the password using VOIP.
It doesn't show up anywhere like a phone call does.
Does anyone monitor Skype communications?
How can a Hacker hack something and brag about it on the internet?
If I bragged that I bombed a building on the internet, I would be arrested for it. How can they hack something and claim it?
Who monitors the internet?
Have you read about Anonymous on Wikipedia?
Sometimes it even looks as if Anonymous is threatening people if you Google Anonymous and click the images button.
We need to pass something like what was proposed with PIPA or SOPA to get after hackers
Webspace is leased. Domains are leased. You have to use a credit card to pay for them. Who's in charge of credit card companies like Visa, Mastercard, AMEX or Discover? We are. America is. Visa, Mastercard, AMEX and Discover are American Companies.
Our power grid is on the internet
We don't have meter readers anymore we have smart boxes. Have you heard of Stuxnet?
Anon and Hackers in general will not tell you that you're hacked unless they can embarrass you.
They like to embarrass people.
They like to troll the internet and find security flaws or embarrassing things people posted on the internet and show them to everyone.
Don't let them embarrass you I don't care if they hacked your webcam or grabbed a nude photograph of yours, prosecute them.
Nudity is not illegal.
Hacking is illegal.
Don't run from them press charges. If you are too upset or embarrassed get a family member to search for photographs for you and notify the authorities for you.
If someone steals your Copyright you can report it here:
§302 · Duration of Copyright: Works created on or after January 1, 19784 (a) In General.—Copyright in a work created on or after January 1, 1978, subsists from its creation and, except as provided by the following subsections, endures for a term consisting of the life of the author and 70 years after the author's death
Copyright also includes photographs and may even include text messages.
You can read about the Copyright on photographs here.
I say that if a hacker hacks your phone or your iCloud account nail them for Copyright too.
As I said on another post explaining EXIF:
Basically EXIF data is the fingerprint that a camera puts on an image. You can see this information inside any photo editing software or by right clicking an image and selecting properties.
If there was any dust on the sensor or any other identifying things on the image left there by the camera or the lens you could use that too.
You can also do a reverse search for photographs using tineye or google it allows you to find out if anyone has stolen any of your photographs.
Basically my story is about being hacked and stalked by a group of hackers that call themselves Anonymous.
They used the robot named Cleverbot to hack my webcam.
They took cyber stalking to real life stalking.
Follow me on Twitter @hackersdontwin
or you can email me at
hackersdontwin@gmail dot com
And found that all my photographs that were stored there were messed with. They also messed with my MRI images. Seems they went through and renamed all of them.
Going on with the internet.
I believe Hackers are messing with the Captcha on Government websites. A Captcha is the security question at the bottom of a form. It is a plug in for a website and they are feeding the phrases and words and the other day I found one that was a British spelling of a word. It had an s in it instead of a z like apologise instead of apologize. The Hackers on Cleverbot do this too.
I don't understand why our own Government can't program their own security questions.
I've also noticed that the number of books in a google book search has lessened or diminished. Basically I did a search and there were over 46,000 books and then more recently the search only showed 29,000.
Images also seem to disappear on a Google Image Search.


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"Stupid...stupid...stupid!" I knew it was a mistake, the moment I kicked open the door.
Listening with my left ear not quite close enough to look suspicious if someone were to see me, I heard the clatter of the chain being lifted from the door. I saw the doorknob slowly begin to turn, and without thinking I reacted like a predatory animal going in for the kill; instantaneous and viscous.
I quickly entered the tiny apartment and closed the door behind me, hoping no one had heard the commotion. I slid the security chain back in its place and turned around. The bitch was lying on the floor moaning, rubbing her forehead where the wooden door took her by surprise. Before she had a chance to recognize me, I kicked her in the side of the head enjoying the connection my boot had with both flesh and bone. Its pointed tip made a substantial gash allowing a flow of blood to slowly puddle around her head. I knew without a doubt she wouldn't be waking up anytime soon.
I stepped over her lifeless body unsure of what to do next. Do I toss the place making it look like a robbery gone badly? Or do I just finish the bitch off and hope everything works out as planned? I had so many questions and too little time to figure out the answers. The only thing I knew for sure was that she was going to die, and I was going to be the one to slaughter her.
I imagined putting the drill bit to the side of her temple then pushing the red power button ever so slowly. I wanted her to feel the pain of a hole being drilled through her skull, deep into her brain, while I admired the curlicues of skin, then blood and bone dripping onto the floor below me. I was becoming aroused just thinking about it.
I looked down at her while I tried to figure out what to do next. Thankfully, I could clearly see the rise and fall of her chest so I knew I had not killed her.
"At least I didn't fuck that up," I murmured. I had already made the mistake of kicking in her door when I had no intentions of even confronting her today. There was no use dwelling on what I knew I could not change. The only thing I could do now was alter the plan and hope for the best.
While I decided what to do next, I made my way to the kitchen, opened the refrigerator and pulled out a bottle of beer. I twisted off the cap and took a long swallow, enjoying the iciness of the cold brew as it slid down my throat.
I was just finishing my second bottle of beer when I heard a soft moan coming from the living room. Time was running out and I knew what I had to do.
I hurried back to the adjoining room, put my boot upside her head again to knock her out for the second time and quickly trashed the place. I was like a madman tearing books off the bookshelf, emptying the contents of drawers, overturning furniture as I went through the entire apartment, as if I were a burglar looking for anything of value.
I was just coming out of the tiny bedroom when I heard banging on the front door. The sound startled me and my heart dropped to my toes. I had to get out of there and quick. I wasn't worried about fingerprints or DNA. I had been in her apartment many times and my fingerprints were no doubt already there. I rushed back to the kitchen, grabbed a bottle of beer to go and quickly left through the fire escape, hoping no one would notice someone hurrying down the rusted stairs.
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I dont have access to the dataheet right now but from memory a 4N35 will deliver about as much output current as you put in. 12v @ 500mA is 6W not 11.5W. Darlingtons such as tip121 have high saturation voltage so they run hot when passing significant amounts of current. You can try reducing the 470 to 220 ohms but I doubt it will help much. Either use a heatsink or use a mosfet with gate pulldown resistor instead of the tip121.
I assume you are driving the 4n35 output and that resistor from the 12v supply. 220 ohms is ok but could dissipate as much as 0.5W if the 4n35 were to turn on fully. I suggest 1k. See my previous response for further advice.
Ps im assuming the resistor is in series with the 4n35 output eg between the 4n35 and the base of the transistor. That's where it should be.
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I don't know what a haiku is but I love this
it does sounds like a haiku
not much of a haiku fan either
but it's a great start
simple yet deep
good way of telling the story behind it
well done
liked it!
Thanks about my haiku btw.
I really like this. I can picture the snapshot of the rose's beauty through it's thorns. I love the implied comparison and it's symbolism. Well done!
I have another haiku you should check out. I'll be posting a lot soon cause I have them written, I just haven't had the time to post them, lol
Lovely work. I love your contrast in describing the rose from almost grim to gorgeous. Very nice :)
Loveity loveity love it! Really like the contrast (as everyone else has said :P) and it's just really well written!
This is really good I cannot write Haiku at all, and yes I have tried like a million times this is just WOW. I have no words to express how brilliant this is. :)
Sorry but I don't know what a haiku is, but this is really nice big thumbs up d^_^b keep up the good work :D
This was beautiful, bearing with you on the last syllable. :) I loved the contrast between the soft petals and bloody thorns, and I especially loved the first line. Awesome lead-in to the beauty of the rest of the piece!
fanatsic haiku-5 7 5 right? We had to do the same about nature. I did mine about a bird...sucked...unlike yours. This is really good, except the last word beaute-do you pronounce it beauty or something else? Not sure. Anyway, you have talent. XD
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I always take magnesium in the evening because if I don't I get an irritating tingling sensation in my left leg and also very bad aches and pain in my legs when it is cold outside. The magnesium helps with that. I actually started taking magnesium because Mrs. Dr Phil said all women my age should do so, it helps with the sleep, but to my surprise I found that it also helped with these problems. Don't know if I will order this brand again because the pills are very big and a bit hard to swallow.
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Louis was born on December 19, 1921 in Switzerland. He and his wife, Anna came to California in 1955. Together they raised five children and enjoyed seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Edna Emmaline Mesa, a beautiful and loving wife, mother and grandmother passed away in November with her family by her side. Edna was born to Edward and Mary Eans in Arkansas in May of 1927.
Annie was born in 1928 as the youngest of 8 children in Winters, Texas to the late Charles and Annie Hendricks. The family moved to California in 1947, settled in Ceres, and began attending First Baptist Church in Modesto. She attended Ceres High School. She married Edward Madsen in 1949. Raised 3 children- Janna, Gary and Jim. Worked in management with Ed for Sprouse Ritz department store and co-owned Northway Variety Store in downtown Hughson. Upon retirement, she and Ed enjoyed working together as kiwi farmers, traveling to farmer's markets each week. Anita's hobbies included reading her Bible ...
Margaret Anita Hunter was born in Oakland, CA to Robert Sr. & Vada (Hughes) Prusso on December 30, 1919. A beautiful child, she was "discovered" at age 3 while playing on the beach and then signed to act in "Our Gang" shorts, the predecessor to "The Little Rascals". As a child, she lived briefly in Oklahoma where she survived a tornado and later, in 1933, the Long Beach CA. earthquake.
Joseph Carl Stout, 86, of Turlock, passed away on Tuesday, January 3, 2017 at Memorial Hospital. Joseph was born in Lancaster, Ohio and enlisted in the United States Air Force after he graduated from High School. After his honorable discharge he lived in southern California where he married his wife Gerralyn Quinn on December 1, 1956. Joseph was a Civil Engineer for 35 years. He settled in Turlock four years ago.
Ruby Viola Torosian, 90, of Turlock, died Saturday at Emanuel Medical Center. She was born near Scotland, South Dakota, the 5th of 8 children born to lifelong farmers Gottlieb and Theresa Frey.
The family of Brooks J. Rushing announces his passing on December 30, 2016 with his family by his side. Brooks was born in Fortuna, CA to Hiram and Mae Rushing on October 12, 1935.
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The reason there are not more female chefs in professional kitchens is probably that they are dominated by men, and women feel uneasy about being outnumbered.
But the style of cooking most revered these days is also distinctly male. People seem to want clever food with as many things balanced on a plate as possible – things like jus jellies, foams and reductions. There is also a cult of male celebrity chefs for whom, it seems to me, the food delivered on the plate is more about the person who made it than about beautiful ingredients, simply and thoughtfully put together. Woman are nurturers, a fact which is often reflected in their style of cooking.
Being a chef is a hard job with stressful conditions, long hours and, very often, little pay. There's a lot of male camaraderie, which women don't necessarily feel a part of, and of course it's difficult to have any sort of family life.
But there is a great sense of satisfaction in producing food that is beautiful and makes people happy. The idea of going into somebody else's professional kitchen and doing service – with people barking orders and a huge pressure to perform – must be terrifying. I wouldn't react well under those conditions, but perhaps men enjoy that macho side of things more.
Another difficulty for women is the constant bartering with suppliers and producers: you have to constantly be pushing for better produce at better prices. I had to learn to be very strong very quickly, as I think we are often seen as pushovers. Heading up a kitchen means it is your job to inspire, teach and keep order, something I find the most exhausting part of all.
I really like a balanced kitchen where both men and women – if possible in equal measure – contribute different things. In my kitchen, the women certainly perform as well as the men.
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A twisted magnetic field structure, previously never seen before at Saturn, has now been detected for the first time, using instrumentation built at UCL and Imperial College.
When the Sun's magnetic field interacts with the Earth's magnetic field (the magnetosphere), a complex process occurs called magnetic reconnection which can twist the field into a helical shape.
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These twisted helically structured magnetic fields are called flux ropes or "flux transfer events" (FTEs) and are observed at Earth and even more commonly at Mercury. The conditions that allow FTEs to be generated at a planet worsen with distance from the Sun, however they have been observed at all the planets out to Jupiter.
The observation of this phenomenon at Saturn has been elusive. Searches have been undertaken to find an FTE with NASA's Cassini spacecraft, with reports published of none being found. Up until now….
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The Cassini spacecraft has been in orbit around Saturn since 2004, and after many years analyzing the data collected, Cassini has observed the first FTE at Saturn. The observed magnetic signature was successfully compared to that of a model to show that Cassini indeed observed a flux rope at this giant magnetosphere, and that the spacecraft passed close to the structure's center. It is also estimated that the flux rope could be up to 8300 kilometers wide.
"Contrary to previous ideas about Saturn's magnetosphere being unlike its terrestrial counterpart, these findings reveal that Saturn at times behaves and interacts with the Sun in much the same way as Earth." Jamie Jasinski, UCL Space and Climate Physics PhD graduate now based at the University of Michigan, and lead author of the new paper published today in Geophysical Research Letters. Click here for link to paper.
This not only shows that magnetic reconnection occurs at Saturn but also that Saturn's magnetic field can at times interact with the Sun in much the same way as at Earth.
The analysis was completed using a particle spectrometer built at UCL and a magnetometer built at Imperial College, both of which are onboard NASA's Cassini spacecraft.
The Cassini mission will end in November 2017, when the spacecraft will be steered into the planet to study it, before disintegrating in Saturn's thick atmosphere.
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Prospect Profile: #16 Gustav Forsling
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18-year-old Swedish defenseman Gustav Forsling was drafted in the fifth-round by the Vancouver Canucks at the dawn of the Jim Benning era this past June. An undersized, well-rounded defenseman out of the Linkoping system, Forsling has yet to debut at the senior level over in Sweden though he's been on the Tre Kronor's radar for years, and has competed internationally at the U16, U17, and U18 level.
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Fighting Is Pointless. Literally.
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Now that the Stats Wars are over, I expect the next bastion of hockey traditionalists to fall to be the role of fourth line
energy guy designated fighter. Because, really, having a guy like Colton Orr taking up a roster spot is literally pointless.
If you missed it, Trevor Linden was on Team1040 a couple of weeks back and he openly questioned the role of fighting in hockey. Interestingly, Linden also singled out Coach's Corner as one of the leading influences in promoting the need for that role. Can't wait to see Cherry stomp on his "Trevor Linden for Rookie of the Year" button.
Anyway, Linden's bigger point is that this mentality that you need an enforcer to protect your stars or provide an energy boost, or shift momentum by doing some face punching, has been coached in. But if you look around the league, the successful teams have started taking that option away from their coaches.
Three Years since the passing of Rick Rypien
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August 15 2014 12:06PM
It was three years ago to this day that the hockey community learned of the passing of former Vancouver Canucks enforcer Rick Rypien, at the tragically young age of 27. As is generally the case when such a sobering incident strikes, the natural reaction is a feeling of shock. How could this have happened? He seemed to have had so many things going for him.
In reality, no one is immune from the personal struggles that accompany anxiety, depression, and all other forms of mental illness. Individuals from all walks of life are susceptible to it, regardless of how successful or happy they may seem. We were reminded of this all too unfortunately when Robin Williams took his own life earlier this week.
We've come a long way as a society with regards to understanding, and accepting this reality, but it'd be foolhardy and naive to think that the stigma has completely dissipated. There are still those that think this makes you look weak, as if it's an inherent character flaw that will prompt others to think of you differently.
Let today serve as a good reminder that there's always someone out there - whether it be me, or someone else you may feel more comfortable reaching out to - that you can talk to, and that things are never really as bleak as they may seem. If you'd like to learn more or help the cause out, you can do so here (an initiative started by the Canucks organization to help spread awareness).
With that, here are some of the more beautifully and eloquently penned words remembering Rick Rypien from over the years.
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-Early career: hill man,attempted fine artist, iconoclast, pistoleer,adventurer, BOH kitcheneer
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-Psychological profile: tough minded, excellent observer, good sense of humor (despite excessive cursing), positive tenebral symbiosis, pseudopost traumatic stress disorder, macromazophilia, positive functional autism
Physical profile: overall good health, exceptional hand/ lower arm fitness, myopia corrected via laser surgery, several repaired joint dislocations (L.shoulder, L.lbow,L.middle finger,L.ankle, r.ankle, jaw, both knees), chipped tooth
Movies: Last of theMohicans,Yojimbo, 60-70's crime/ horror/giallo, Nolan, Refn, Lynch, Mann, spaghetti westerns, japanese cinema, etc.
Music: mostly movie soundtracks(Morricone,Goblin,Carpenter, Bernstein,Zimmer,Shore,Mantsell), and fake movie soundtracks(Lisa Gerrard, J.G.Thirwell, John Zorn),years of working at a punk/HC/metal bar have soured those genres for me but the nolstalgic appreciation is still there, thunderous classical(Dvorak,Profokiev,Stravinsky,Holst, Ludwig Von, Strauss, Albioni) and string quartets. I fucking love string quartets. Old backwoodsy country(Hank 1,Hank 3,Kline, Supersuckers, Sadies, Neko Case,Hancock, Otis Taylor), guilty left over 90's pleasures: Curve, Clutch, Portishead, Pailhead. Anything with a fiddle. And that "real human being"song from Drive.
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Art: lowbrow, comic book, Kley, ukiyo-e
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Since the departure of Arby's from Towne Mall, only Fergus Mor delicatessen and The Cookie Store remain in the food court.
Arby's representatives refused to comment on why the business moved out of Towne Mall. Businesses such as Arby's have to progress with their own business plans, said Tee Masaniai, Towne Mall property manager.
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The impact of a possible government shutdown could have an affect locally, but most regionally-located national institutions aren't sure what those effects will be.
The National Park System would close for the time being in the event of a shutdown, according to a statement from NPS spokesman David Barna. That would affect the Lincoln Birthplace park in Hodgenville and Mammoth Cave in Cave City.
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Senior Kristina Krupinski was a walk and an error away from a perfect game as she led the Central Hardin Lady Bruins to a 13-0 win over North Bullitt on Wednesday.
Krupinski (6-1) struck out six and only allowed the two base runners in the four-inning game.
Junior Abbi Goedde doubled and drove in two runs, while Krupinski had two triples, a single and an RBI. Senior Ashley Hughes had a single and two RBIs, an senior Jordan Daniel singled twice and drove in a run.
Freshman April Pence added a single and three RBIs.
While most of her teammates are relaxing on sandy beaches and soaking up the sun, AnnLauren Fiepke has caught spring break rays another way.
A special meeting of the Hardin County Schools board is 8 a.m. Friday at the Central Office building.
Items on the agenda include discussing construction bids for the renovation of Vine Grove Elementary School and selecting members for a district facility committee.
Dero Downing touched not only Bowling Green, where he served as president of Western Kentucky University for 10 years, but a number of cities along a long stretch of Interstate 65.
He was raised in Horse Cave. He received his education specialist degree in Nashville. And his family expanded beyond Bowling Green to include Elizabethtown.
Downing died Monday at age 89. Downing's daughter, Kathryn Smith, and her husband, Elvin, live in Elizabethtown.
Organizers of the Hardin County Veterans Tribute believe the memorial will emerge as a premier tourist attraction in Elizabethtown and requested a $100,000 donation from the local tourism commission.
Gary Broadway, Rich Griendling and Rik Hawkins approached the commission on Wednesday asking for $100,000 to fund the tribute, which will be placed in a proposed Elizabethtown Nature Park off Ring Road.
Flags will fly at half staff April 14 and 15 at the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park in Hodgenville and at Hodgenville City Hall. The act will commemorate the 146th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination.
Lincoln was shot April 14, 1865, at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., and died the next morning in a boarding house across the street.
Hardin County Public Library has had steady funding the past several years.
Library Director Rene Hutcheson said she appreciates Hardin Fiscal Court maintaining its support of the library during tough economic times.
The library only received 90 percent its expected state funding and public support has helped fill the gap she said.
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