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On 11/18/2009 06:12 PM, Richard Hughes wrote:
2009/11/18 Eric Christensen<eric christensenplace us>:Has anyone drafted a notice to go out on the Announce List explaining this vulnerability? If admins don't know to fix/remove PK then they are putting their systems at risk.I'm really bored of this conversation. The bikeshed is blue. There are much bigger problems in UNIX security than installing signed packages. We don't set a grub password by default.
Signed does not mean bug-free. Further, observe the broken logic:"Because local users might be able to break into the system with effort, it is pointless to have any safeguards at all."
[firefox|pidgin] exploit + PackageKit == trivial remote exploit. Jeff

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This large gigglepan is what I call a superpan with over 800 images making it up. It's well worth exploring. This is called "the floating harbour" because the water is held in by lock gates. Otherwise the boats would all end up resting on the mud at low tide twice each day. The SS Great Britain, built by Isambard Kingd...
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This book is one of the most established resources as any that are available. While it certainly isn't the answer if you're looking to focus on 4 mallet playing, it has became the standard source for sightreading, auditions, etude studies, etc... Overall it's a great book that any beginner to intermediate player will find challenging.
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I WANT to thank the Jackson Knights of Columbus for sponsoring a trip to Granite City. We stood in front of an abortion clinic and prayed. It was an eye-opening and emotional experience. That day alone, more than 33 girls went in to abort their babies. Thankfully, three girls spoke with a woman who provides a mobile ultrasound machine. The girls were able to see the life growing inside them, and they chose to keep their babies. I encourage everyone to attend a peaceful protest like we did. You will never be the same. Thank you.
Attention for autism
I WAS appalled by the comment saying autism does not deserve greater attention than other diseases. Autism has not received more attention. Autism is more prevalent than any other disorder, with stats being 1 in 150, yet autism receives less funding, less attention and fewer services than any other disorder. I am in no way discrediting any other disorder. But try being the parent of a child with this disorder and having to pay for everything because insurance does not cover anything. I know what a tragedy autism can be, and I know what a tragedy cancer can be. Neither is good, and both are deserving of all the help and awareness there can be. The difference is cancer gets it and autism doesn't.
ID concerns
THE NATIONAL Animal ID program is anything but what the U.S. Department of Agriculture is presenting. Would you like to have to register your home with a federal agency and have them require you to buy equipment to tag and track your movements? Our animals don't live in a vacuum. Where they go, we go. Would you like to have to pay for the privilege of reporting your movements? If you have ever signed up for a USDA program, you know that the good programs are the best-kept secrets in government. You have to go to the office and ask about them. Why is this one being pushed and why was it originally mandatory? There has been no cost analysis. The cooperative agreement to do it has only just been announced. The field trials are not on small farms but on the large farms that already tag and track. What is the impact on small farms? What is the impact on sale barns, feed stores and large animal veterinarians? You guessed it. We will all be history just like the small pig farms, dairies and chicken farms that are no longer in existence. The USDA needs to get out of its offices and find out how most farmers live. It needs to look at its own statistics. Most of us make less than $10,000 a year. Their own forms consider a "limited resource" farm one that makes less than $100,000 a year. If I made that, I would be doing great.
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THE COMMENT that American drivers are not cutting back due to rising gasoline prices is deceiving. Almost everyone is griping about rising gas and food prices. But drive by any high school in this area and you'll see that record numbers of kids who could easily ride the bus are driving their cars. Cape Girardeau and Jackson are small enough that people could easily carpool. What about putting out your own vegetable garden? Our family started gardening a few years ago, and we grow enough vegetables that the only vegetable we purchase the entire year is potatoes. Drive by a fitness center and see how many people drove to get there so they could walk around the track! Why not walk around the neighborhood, especially since many Cape Girardeau neighborhoods have sidewalks now? There is plenty that could be done if people were motivated enough to get to work.
How much longer?
IT'S ANOTHER day, and another handful of U.S. soldiers died today in Iraq. The same thing happened yesterday and the day before. How much longer will we continue to allow the future of our country continue to trickle away in a war that increasingly has little value, no recourse and no further options other than to assuage the stupidity that is the basis of all wars?
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THE SHERIFF of Scott County is sending a silent message to all citizens of Scott County by showing how hard the sheriff's department really works. Look at how many drug arrests they have made with the shortage of deputies. Pass the tax next time, and I bet the Scott County Sheriff's Department will be able to do even better. They have two deputies on, sometimes one, to cover the entire county. On top of their daily activities and patrols, these deputies are supporting municipal officers in Sikeston, Oran, Chaffee, Morley and Miner and cover all other towns themselves. I support the sheriff's department and hope others will change their minds and do the same.
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Caroline "Chuck" H. Grant
November 19, 1989
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Robert Grant Jr. (father)
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Caroline "Chuck" H. Grant (born November 19, 1989, in Lake Placid, New York), is a professional photographer. She is the sister of American singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey. She has done many photoshoots with Del Rey to promote Kill Kill, Lana Del Ray, Born to Die, Paradise, Ultraviolence and Honeymoon.
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Early life
Caroline grew up with her sister, Lana Del Rey (Elizabeth), and brother, Charlie in Lake Placid, New York. Her father, a web developer, and mother, an executive, had moved to Lake Placid from New York before Chuck was born. Del Rey was three when Chuck was born, and they are both older sisters to Charlie.
Young adult life
Chuck began photographing Del Rey from an early age. She continued to develop her skills while attending Parsons school in New York, at the same time Del Rey was attending Fordham College. The two shared an apartment.
Current life
Chuck, who recently graduated from Parsons in New York, continues to photograph Del Rey. The two continue to live together, with brother Charlie. She dated "Pretty Little Liars" actor, Keegan Allen, but it is unconfirmed if she is currently with anyone else.
Chuck has continuously shot Lana Del Rey since her musical beginnings and the two have amassed a large number of photoshoots and behind-the-scenes pictures. Though this information is as complete as possible, it may never be completely up-to-date.
Shoot #1 (Unknown, 2007)
Shoot #2 (Unknown, 2007)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - New York City, New York
Shoot #3 (Unknown, 2008)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - New York City, New York
"When we used to live together in New York I used to buy these electric fish tanks from the dollar store, and I used to make her [Chuck] take pictures of me in front of the fish tanks. My nails were really long at the time and I would press up against the fish tanks and it just looked crazy. Our style started to develop together creatively to kind of reflect our love for Americana kitsch. Whenever she'd leave for work she'd come back and there would be streamers in the house and banners from the party store that she hated, but it started this style that I started to set the short videos to."
Shoot #4 (Unknown, 2008)
Shoot #5 (September, 2008) for Kill Kill
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- Location 1 - Morey Piers, Wildwood, New Jersey
- Location 2 - Starlux Hotel Pool in Wildwood, New Jersey
- Location 3 - Starlux Hotel room in Wildwood, New Jersey
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Shoot #6 (September, 2008)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location 1 - Seaside Heights Beach, New Jersey (Casino pier)
- Location 2- "Wave Swinger" ride at Casino Pier, Seaside Heights, New Jersey
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Shoot #7 (June, 2008) for Lana Del Ray
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Shoot #8 (Unknown, 2008)
Shoot #9 (Unknown, 2008)
Shoot #10 (Unknown, 2008)
Shoot #11 (Unknown, 2009)
Shoot #13 (November 14, 2009)
Shoot #14 (Unknown, 2009)
Shoot #15 (Unknown, 2009)
Shoot #17 (February 14, 2009)
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- Location - New York City, New York
Shoot #18 (April 20, 2009)
Behind-the-scenes of the Edward Smith photoshoot.
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- Location - New York City, New York
Shoot #19 (Unknown, 2010)
Shoot #20 (April 2, 2010)
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- Location - Chuck's apartment, Upper East Side, New York, New York
Media use
Chuck used these shots in her portfolio for Parsons. They were shown in the Parsons Senior Thesis Photography Exhibition in the Calumet Gallery in Chelsea, New York. She received an honorable mention for them.
Shoot #21 (April, 2010)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Lower East Side, New York City, New York
Shoot #22 (Unknown, 2010)
Shoot #23 (Unknown, 2010)
These photos caused major debate on the internet in early 2012 after Chuck was mistakenly claimed to be actress Jennifer Lawrence. Chuck has stated that they were used in an art school project.
Shoot #24 (December 12, 2010)
These photos were taken behind-the-scenes of Chuck's shoot "Alpha Female"
Behind the scenes
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - New York City, New York
Shoot #25 (Unknown, 2010)
Shoot #27 (October 15, 2011)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Highline Ballroom, New York City, New York
Shoot #28 (January 14, 2012)
Backstage at Saturday Night Live.
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York City, New York
Shoot #29 (May 4, 2012)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Park Avenue/Surrey Hotel, New York, New York
Shoot #30 (May, 2012) for "National Anthem"
Shot by both Chuck Grant and Naomi Shon.
Shoot #31 (June 5, 2012)
- Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Shoot #32 (July, 2012)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Mulholland Drive, Los Angeles, California
Shoot #33 (Unknown, 2012)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Chateau Marmont, Los Angeles, California
Shoot #34 (Unknown, 2012) for "Ride"
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Shoot #35 (December, 2012)
Known as "Dreamland". Based off defunct Coney Island amusement park.
Shoot #36 (Unknown, 2012)
Shoot #37 (Unknown, 2013)
Shoot #38 (April, 2013)
Shoot #39 (June, 2013) for Tropico
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- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Los Angeles, California
Shoot #40 (Unknown, 2014) for Ultraviolence
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Shoot #41 (July 13, 2014)
Behind the scenes
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Shoot #42 (July 26, 2014)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Coney Island, New York
Shoot #43 (February, 2015)
Shoot #44 (Unknown, 2015)
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Shoot #45 (April 16, 2015) for "High By the Beach"
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Malibu, California
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Shoot #46 (May 18, 2015)
- Camera - Unknown
- Location - Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, California
Shoot #47 (July, 2015) for Honeymoon
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Shoot #48 (July, 2015)
Behind the scenes of a Neil Krug photoshoot for Honeymoon.