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By Ashley Marshall / Special to MLB.com | August 1, 2012 6:16 PM ET
After all, he batted .206 in 27 July contests for Peoria, and he had recorded just three hits in his previous 20 at-bats. Anxious to put those struggles behind him, he knew one good performance could set him up for a strong finish to the year.
Geiger went 3-for-5 with two homers and eight RBIs as the Class A Chiefs rallied past the Quad Cities River Bandits, 11-10.
"Everything was clicking and I saw the ball very well," he said. "I've never had a game like today. You could say it might have been a career day.
"I had a good month in June. From a home run standpoint, July was decent, but from an average standpoint, it was not where I wanted it to be. I told myself this morning, 'It's August 1. It's a new month and I need to make the most of it. I want to finish strong.'"
Batting fourth and serving as the Chiefs' designated hitter, the 20-year-old smacked a three-run homer to left field with one out in the first inning.
"The first pitch was a ball outside and I fouled a fastball off down the third-base line," Geiger said of his first at-bat. "[Hector Hernandez] threw me a 1-1 changeup, and when I saw it was up in the zone, I wanted to swing at it. I was hoping to hit it deep to the outfield to get the run in, but it was a line drive over the left-center field fence."
After grounding out to end the third, Geiger took Hernandez's 1-0 fastball and ripped a bases-clearing double to the left-center field gap in the fifth to give Peoria a 6-5 lead.
He flew out for the second out of the seventh, but got the last laugh by delivering a go-ahead two-run homer -- his 13th longball of the year -- in the top of the ninth.
"They brought in a sidearm guy," Geiger said. "Javier Baez just one-hopped the wall, so I was looking to get him home from second base. He hung a slider that stayed up in the zone. I wasn't sure I had got all of it, but it got over the wall and gave us the lead.
"Everybody got on base for me today and gave me a chance to produce. It was an up-and-down game and I think the lead changed six times. To have a good performance like this in a three-and-a-half hour game, great emotions were running."
Geiger's eight RBIs tied a team record set by Joe Jumonville at Kane County on April 14, 1995. It was later matched by Andy Bevins on May 15, 1998 against South Bend.
The third baseman, who had two homers against Burlington on July 4, is the first Chief to have two multi-homer games in a season since Anthony Giansanti achieved the feat last year.
"All the credit goes to the coaching staff. I've been working with the hitting coach [Barbaro Garbey] and he has helped shorten my swing.
"I went down to the instructional league last year and we cut down on my leg kick. This year we moved my hands; they were in a higher slot, but now they're lower. We wanted to make sure I stayed back and got my front foot down on time."
The outing raised Geiger's average to .258, and he hopes, signals a change in fortunes at the plate.
Selected by the Cubs in the 24th round of the 2010 Draft out of Merritt Island High School in Florida, Geiger spent the first two months of the year on the disabled list after breaking the hamate bone in his left hand.
"It was the last day of Spring Training. I remember it well because it was the day before we shipped out," said Geiger, who stayed in Mesa, Ariz., to rehab the injury.
"I was set to go to Peoria to start the season, but in my first at-bat that day, I fouled a pitch off and felt a pain shoot through my hand. I went out to play defense and when I realized I couldn't close my glove, I knew I had to call the trainer."
Geiger is now in his third year of pro ball. He hit .244 in 35 games for Chicago's Arizona League affiliate in 2010, and he batted .264 with three homers and 33 RBIs across two levels last season.
On Wednesday, right-hander Bryce Shafer (1-2) earned the win after striking out four batters over 1 2/3 innings. He allowed one hit and lowered his ERA to 5.48. Cubs starter Zach Cates allowed four runs on five hits and two walks while striking out four batters over 2 2/3 innings.
Quad Cities' Dixon Llorens (0-1) surrendered three runs over an inning of work in the losing cause.
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i love bt 3 it works like a charm on my macbook core duo
need new drivers for the track pad non double click and drag and drupe
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yeah, everything works on my macbook, wireless and all. But rememebr when beta2 came out and everything worked? then when 2 final came out there was that button echo problem? i hope that doesnt happen again! :S looks awesome in the 1280x800 though
I would just like to add that the MacBook C2D is 100% functional as well besides the trackpad as explained above.
Does anyone know of a drive that could possible work? I was playing around with this yesterday and was not able to write or find one comparable.
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Im on a macbook pro core duo (not 2) and i get the no screens error.
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i have a macbook and it works fine with me. Only thing is kismet is going working right , it keeps saying that i need to configure it? any ideas?
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My 5-year-old boy doesn't want to drink milk.
I am worried about my son who is now five years old. He doesn't want to drink milk after I breastfed him when he was over two years of age. I envy those mums who buy milk cans for their kids. Seems like my child is lacking the nutrients he should be taking and he wouldn't eat vegetables either. Even if I put some chocolate flavor in his milk, he still doesn't want to drink it.
15th September 2013 05:46 AM #2
Hi chawiarashi,
Firstly I would like to say how great it is that your breastfed your son until he was over 2 years old. This will have given him lifelong health, emotional and social benefits.
Some children just don't seem to like the taste of milk. There is some colloquial evidence that this is more the case with breastfed babies. However, it is fine for children to not drink cows milk as long as they get their Calcium intake elsewhere in their diet. They could get these through other milk products such as yoghurt or cheese. Alternatively, how about milk used in food such as porridge made with full fat milk (with an interesting topping such as chopped dates)?
Five year old children need to get about 1000 mg a day of Calcium. This is really important for healthy bones and teeth. There are also many other sources of Calcium which you may not have considered. Raw tofu is rich in Calcium and there is also plenty of Calcium in Spinach, Tahini, greens and Wholegrain bread. Have a look on the labels to check how much Calcium they will contribute to your son's diet.
I would try to avoid putting chocolate in his milk as it is best to keep sugar to a minimum and this is likely to start a habit of needing food and drink to be sweetened.
In terms of the vegetables, it is very normal for children of this age to go through a fussy stage. Try not to draw attention to this or make food associated with emotions but keep food fun and family-orientated (e.g. making mealtimes full of fun family times). How about involving your son in choosing and creating a 'menu' for dinner? Or making nutritious smoothies together? What about food cut into fun shapes with cake cutters or making 'pizza faces' together?
Please let me know if any of these ideas help and, if not, I can offer some more suggestions.
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Thanks Lj! I will surely do all you mentioned. Thanks a lot really.
16th September 2013 06:24 AM #4
You are very welcome. Please let us know how you get on.
There's also a useful article by Dr. Sears (the well-known attachment parenting doctor) on Feeding the Picky Eater here. One of the suggestions is to have a 'graze tray' where your child can come and go through the day grazing on healthy snacks such as vegetable sticks with dips (kids often love to dip their food), steamed chicken, chopped dried fruit etc.
Warm wishes,
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Hi chawiarashi
After many years managing children's services I can attest to LJs claim that fussiness around vegetables in very common with young children. LJ has offered you some great advice. Using a good internet search engine and searching for terms like fun foods for kids brings up some great ideas. I particularly like this site: Taste.com
Personally I use a two pronged approach - I encourage them to eat visible vegetables on the plate, while also hiding them in foods at every opportunity. This way I can both encourage the eating of vegetables while also achieving nutritional targets while working on that!
I make my own spaghetti bolognese sauce, loaded with mushrooms, red kidney beans and good quality frozen vegetables. It is half vegetable and half lean beef mince, along with tomato paste and tinned tomatoes. I use a food processor to process down all the vegetables making them invisible. If your child is a fan of macaroni cheese, this can be made with a good dose of cauliflower: Fast Ed Cauliflower Pasta
Another one that works well at our house is tacos (or burritos if you prefer). I make an effort to use cute bowls to put each of the toppings in - grated cheese, tiny cubes of cucumber, quartered cherry tomatoes, shredded lettuce, strips of capsicum, home made guacamole (or just mashed avocado), a little sour cream, sweet chilli sauce, and obviously either mince of chicken strips. The fun of the construction lends itself well to actually eating them and while there is always some bits left on the plate there is a steady progression towards eating it all.
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Hi Mumof2IVFmiracles,
I thank you for the recipes. Hahaha. Just perfect. My son likes to eat pasta! How come I have never thought of mixing vegetables to the sauce before. I will check that site too. Thanks!
17th September 2013 05:25 AM #7
I love your 'two pronged approach' mumof2IVFmiracles! Perfect - the kiddies get their nutritional needs met (in the 'hidden vegetables') and learn that eating fruit and vegetables should be part of almost every normal, balanced meal (in the 'visible vegetables').
Chawiarashi - we now get a local organic vegetable box delivered each week. I often roast vegetables such as aubergine, squash, courgettes or marrow and then liquidize them and mix them into pasta. You can keep the roast vegetables for snacks/ another day too.
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This guest post was written by Marcus Taylor, founder of TheMusiciansGuide.co.uk, a music promotion site offering resources to help musicians succeed in the music business.
After a few years of many musicians using Twitter only as a promotional tool, I'm glad to finally see musicians starting to use Twitter effectively — my Twitter feed this morning was full of musicians having conversations with their fans and sharing interesting, exclusive content. Phew!
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The Usurper - The Book of the Kingdoms 2
This is book 2 of The Kingdoms. After Kedryn meets Taws, Messenger of Ashar, he comes away blind, but did not kill the Messenger. Now he must search for a way to cure his blindness. With the help of Wynett, Sister of the Light, he sets out on a journey that will take him into the netherworld. After returning with his sight restored, he finds that Taws has gone into the Kingdoms and set up his pawn to become King. This puts the Kingdoms on the brink ...
The Way Beneath - The Book of the Kingdoms 3
Book 3 of The Kingdoms. Kedryn is King and Wynett is his Queen. Ashar plans on revenge for Kedryn beating Taws and has figured out to break out of the Beltrevan. He captures Wynett and thereby insuring that Kedryn will go into the Netherworld to save her, which is where he has set his trap....
The Wrath Of Ashar - The Book of the Kingdoms 1
The Messenger of the fire-god Ashar has arrived. He is gathering the tribes of the Beltrevan together to create the Horde to destroy the Kingdoms. The Lord of Tamur and his wife, the Lady Yrla (former Sister of the Light) have a son who may be the Chosen One. Kedryn only knows he wants to prove he is a man. What awaits him at the Lozin Forts will show him what he is and what the Prophecy has foretold may be true....
Yesterday's Kings
Yesterday's Kings is the story of two races: the Kandarians and the Durrym. The Durrym were forced out of their ancestral lands by the iron-bearing Kandarians so there is little love lost between the two peoples. The Durrym made a new home for themselves across the river, which they use as a barrier to keep the Kandarians out. There they shape nature with their magic and are involved in their own petty clan disputes. Little do they know that the Kandaria...


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There are many roads to the NCAA Tournament. For the bulk of the field, entrance to the tournament is based on building a strong, season-long resume. This year, however, for MAAC champion Canisius and America East champions Stony Brook, earning their respective spots the dance meant finding a spark at just the right time to make a run at the conference title and the league automatic qualifier.
The Canisius Golden Griffins (6-7, 5-3 MAAC), who are set to play No. 1 seed Loyola this Saturday, suffered a discouraging four-game losing streak during the middle of the season, capped by a 14-2 loss to conference power Siena. The team was wracked with injuries, especially at defense and the face-off position, forcing coach Randy Mearns to experiment with his roster.
"It was a downward spiral," says Mearns. "We had to have resolve and persevere. We had to find ourselves, trust each other on defense, and on offense, learn what works, have players know their roles, know when we were doing too much, or not enough, all those dynamics."
The Griffins roster eventually produced results though. Midfielder Kevin Collins moved from midfield to LSM just four weeks ago, shoring up the midfield defense. Freshman defenseman Adam Donnor found a spot on the starting defense and played admirably through the MAAC Tournament. Face-off man Mike Moran started to find consistency. A better defense helped the team's most vaunted position, the attack unit, featuring senior Simon Giourmetakis (47 points), Jimmy Haney (36 points) and Travis Gibbons (34 points).
The Griffins turned the corner in late April, earning consecutive wins against VMI and Marist to earn their spot in the MAAC Tournament. They rode that momentum into the conference tourney with wins against Detroit, 12-10 and Siena, 9-8, redeeming the brutal regular season loss. For the Canisius seniors, it was the first time they had ever beaten the Saints.
"We had to play a phenomenal game to beat Siena," says Mearns. "We performed, and shut them out for a half. The team showed tremendous resolve. They had a game plan, and at the end of the day they performed. My hats are off to them."
Now the Golden Griffins face their biggest test of the year in the No. 1 seed Greyhounds this Saturday. "They are legit," says Mearns. "Their guys can put the ball in the net, their face-off guy is at 55% and they are No. 1 seed. They've had a phenomenal year and they played in tremendous stadium that I've never seen before. It's going to be an experience for our guys."
America East champ Stony Brook (7-9, 6-1 America East), who will face No. 2 seed Johns Hopkins Sunday at 3 p.m., also suffered early season struggles this year as well. The team graduated a tremendous senior class after the 2011 season, including All-American midfielder Kevin Crowley, and former coach Rick Sowell moved on to an open position at Navy. New coach Jim Nagle in turn spent a good portion of the year establishing a new system for his team, a process he says is still a "work in progress."
"It was more a general philosophy than any changes of personnel. The team had played these 21-14 games, and I knew that style was simply not going to work," says Nagle. "We had to play a more conservative, team-oriented style on defense, and use a more patient offensive style."
The season-long adjustment in philosophy led to a several tough, closes losses for the Sea Wolves in the regular season. Six of those nine losses were by just one goal, and three of those losses were happened in overtime. Stony Brook's four conference wins were well timed, however, and earned them the No. 1 seed in the America East Tournament.
In the final run to the conference championships, those one-goal losses turned to wins (12-11 over Albany in the final regular season game, 9-8 over No. 4 Hartford in the AE semis). And in a positive sign heading into the NCAA Tournament, the Sea Wolves' biggest goal output of the year came in their 14-9 AE championship win over Albany.
Freshman Mike Rooney has been the breakout star for Stony Brook this year, putting up 33 goals. Robbie Campbell, Matt Bellando, Russ Bonanno, Jeff Tundo, Nick Watsno and Kyle Belton have also put up double-digit goals this season.
"We've been trying to preach sharing the ball, and the scoring has been spread, which is great to see," Nagle says. "I don't think we have one guy that you have to stop. We can collectively score in a few different areas."
With Stony Brook's 2012 offensive and defensive philosophies essentially mirroring how Johns Hopkins does business, special teams could be where Stony Brook wins or loses the game Sunday. "They are physically strong, and they ride hard," says Nagle of the Blue Jays. "We're going to try and not let their riding, and their physicality on the ride and transition, hurt us."


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Lorde under fire after blogger labels lyrics racist
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Lorde's "Royals" has topped the Billboard Hot 100 for a second week in a row, but the young singer is now facing backlash over some of her lyrics.
An American blogger on the site Feministing.com has come out calling the hit "deeply racist." Veronica Bayetti Flores acknowledges that Lorde's intention is to critique wealth and class culture, but writes that Lorde is thinking of "black folks" and "rappers" when she sings about "gold teeth, Cristal, and Maybachs."
Bayetti Flores says Lorde should be taking shots at activities associated with "old-money folks who actually have a hand in perpetuating and increasing wealth inequality."
Fans, in the meantime, have taken to Twitter to defend the 16-year-old singer against the racial criticism. CNN quotes another blogger from her native New Zealand named Lynda Brendish, who is calling the backlash "ignorant." Brendish adds that "not everything in this world is an instrument of oppression."
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When I first went to Al‑Anon, I came in the door to fix the one who had a problem. I stayed because I saw some kind of hope. I came to realize that until I could help myself, I could not be sane enough to know what was right—for the alcoholic, for myself, or for the rest of the family.
I denied that anything was seriously wrong—until I hit rock bottom. I didn't plan on having an addicted child. I had that moment when I realized that something was wrong and I didn't want to put up with it anymore. I felt conflicted. I loved him, but I wanted him to go away. I wanted him to leave and let me live in peace.
A trail that leads back to sanity, serenity, and a manageable life is possible. It starts by accepting what appears to be unacceptable. I am powerless over the addiction, but I am not helpless. I have the choice to ask for help. There is a Power greater than my problem, and that Power is there to help—if I ask. When I got tired of the merry-go-round and decided to jump off, I was on my way to begin taking care of myself, so that I could be good, not only for myself but also for the people around me.
Al‑Anon is the lifeboat that has allowed me to stay alive. It helped me get back some sanity, and begin to build a manageable life. I am learning to take care of myself. I am learning to set boundaries. The key is to ask for help. I do not want to broadcast to the world the overwhelming problems at home. But I cannot overcome a problem that I do not accept, and I cannot find the help, wisdom, and support to get to the place of sanity by myself.
As I grow, and find my way back from the edge of the abyss, I learn ways to cope with and even overcome the challenges I face. I am stronger than I think. I can learn the skills, tools, and attitudes that will let me deal with life around me.
I do not have to put up with the lies and the insanity. I can find a way to help myself. And when I have begun to help myself, I will find the love, wisdom, and strength to know what to do about the crazy world around me.
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ORANGE – Ryan Seacrest and a host of young celebrities inaugurated a new multi-media studio Friday at Children's Hospital of Orange County with a live radio broadcast and visits to patient rooms.
Seacrest hosted his 102.7 KIIS-FM radio show from the new Seacrest Studios, which is the fourth to open in a pediatric hospital. The 652-square-foot glass-paneled studio was built during construction of CHOC's new tower, which opened last month.
Seacrest's nonprofit foundation outfitted the studio with five guest microphones, production-quality video cameras and a green screen.
"We just got off the air moments ago," Seacrest said during a ribbon cutting ceremony with singer Miley Cyrus and hospital mascot CHOCO the bear. "It all works. Everything connects; not only to the patient rooms, but to the entire country."
Bryan Mundia, media program coordinator, said CHOC plans to expand to five-day-a-week radio broadcasts and use the studio to film events such as puppet or magic shows.
The hospital's old radio station, while a popular activity for patients, did not have video capability. Now programming can be broadcast into rooms for patients who can't go downstairs.
"We teach them how to deejay, how to be producer, how to use video components," Mundia said. "It's state-of-the-art. It's the best you could possibly put in a radio station."
Patients will continue to call in to the station from their rooms to tell jokes or request songs.
"We tend to play a lot of Justin Bieber still," Mundia said. "Second is probably the Beatles."
After their radio interviews, celebrities spent time with patients.
Leukemia patient Catherine Ordaz, 7, was introduced to the Disney show "Shake It Up" during a previous stay at CHOC. She couldn't stop laughing and smiling when one of the show's stars, Zendaya Coleman, came to her room.
The two chatted about movies, purple and playing the piano.
Catherine's mother, Magaly Ordaz, said the visit lifted her daughter's spirits.
"This is a treat for her," said Ordaz, who lives in Santa Ana. "There are days where she's just bored."
Nolan Torres, 10, who receives treatment at CHOC for benign brain cysts and a suppressed immune system, appeared on Seacrest's show early in the morning. Seacrest then surprised him with a call from Angels outfielder Josh Hamilton.
"That was the best thing ever. That was awesome," said Nolan, who is from Corona.
The moment made his mother, Kris, cry.
"I have never seen my kid that happy," she said.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there is hereby authorized to be appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $400,000 in full and final settlement of all claims and demands of the Indians of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in North Dakota, composed of the Arickarees, Gros Ventres, and Mandans, which claims are based upon stipulations of an unratified treaty dated July 27, 1866 (Kappler's Laws and Treaties, vol. 2, p. 1052): Provided, That the amount when appropriated shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the Indians of the Fort Berthold Reservation and shall draw interest in accordance with existing laws: Provided further, That not to exceed 5 per centum of the amount herein authorized may be used
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I actually knew I wouldn't be able to make it for 2010, so I started my planning early.
Who's already plotting what they will be selling this coming year? (I hope I'm not alone.)
What are you planning to sell?
What is your experience?
I will do the usual prints. I'm also working on some comic sequence pages to print out with some short stories for some booklets. Of course, that's some of the normal stuff. I also plan to do various Japanese hair pins at affordable prices and Edo style hand bags which I have hear has had a new resurgence in Japan due to their flexibility and usability.
I have some of the flowers and handbags on my deviant art page.
I do have my concerns though. I'd like to do more elaborate hairpins but I don't want them to be unaffordable since the economy took a dive. Has anyone had any trouble selling their stuff because of this?
Also, has anyone had any need for making receipts, I stayed up the majority of the previous night making nice letterhead on long and short receipt templates.
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Real Music. Real Artists. A Real New York Gem: The Bowery Ballroom
The Bowery Ballroom is the spot to see raw, up-and-coming talent, as well as indie acts, and established yet under the radar musical geniuses'. Skip the inflated Ticketmaster price (it's general admission), and let your eyes and ears be soothed by raw acoustic, inspired by climactic verse, or rocked with … Read More
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'Over the past three games, all losses, Buffalo has outscored the Penguins, 8-0, after two periods. This lopsided late scoring indicates the Penguins are tired and that the decision of Coach Ivan Hlinka to go primarily with three lines in the regular season and the playoffs was a massive miscalculation.'
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- Jacob Roberts admitted it was
"a little bit odd" to be registering for college less than three
weeks after graduating from high school. But the Owensboro, Ky.,
did just that on Friday at Lindsey Wilson College, along with more
than 360 other students who will be freshmen this fall at the
liberal arts college.
Roberts, who graduated from Owensboro High School on May 21, was
one of 366 students who participated in an LWC EDGE day May 31-June
2. Two more EDGE days will be held this summer, July 20-21.
EDGE -- which stands for education,
development, growth and experience -- is a daylong orientation
program for incoming freshmen. The event introduces freshmen to the
LWC community and gives them several opportunities to meet faculty,
staff and students.
In the morning, student EDGE leaders conduct team-building
sessions that introduce freshmen to other incoming students and
talk to them about what's required to be successful in
"It's up to you -- what expectations you are going to set for
yourself in college," LWC Freshman Advisor Laura Burwash told a
classroom of freshmen gathered Saturday morning in Dr. Robert and
Carol Goodin Nursing and Counseling Center. "It's a little scary to
come to college and seem like you are starting over, but there are
a lot of people who are here to help you succeed."
After lunch, incoming students and their parents convened in
Biggers Sports Center to finalize financial-aid paperwork, receive
a parking permit and library card, receive a class schedule, and
view LWC's academic and extracurricular opportunities.
"It was a good way to meet new people," said Roberts, who will
major in sports management while playing on the Blue Raider
baseball team. "They give you a lot of information you need for
when you get here in the fall. It's a little bit odd to be doing
this (right after high school graduation), but this is a good
transitional thing to do right now."
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Hi i'm new here (and new to Back Track) so bare with me if i ask anythin stupid. I'm currently working on my dissertation for my final year of university and I've based it on the different types of hardware and software VPN solutions, the protocols they use and their security.
I need to prove that there is encryption for the tunnelling protocols that i've employed for my various VPN configurations, and exploit any weaknesses if possible!
However, I have no idea how to do this.
So far i've only been able to prove the tunnel is encrypted by sticking Wireshark in the middle of the network and identifying the header types.
My supervisor suggested I tried here to get some advice on which tools to use.
So far I have 3 VPN's to test:
- A server 2003 based remote-access VPN (2 servers: Domain server, VPN server, RADIUS (IAS) server) using L2TP/IPSec with certificates.
-A client to site VPN using a Cisco 2620 router as the VPN server and a Windows XP client
-Site-to-site VPN using numerous 3600 routers and a GRE tunnel (with IPSec). This is simulated on GNS3
I am also studying Hamachi, so if anyone knows anyway I can test the security on the tunnel technology that it uses it would be great!
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Steven Tyler: Wedding Crasher
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Steven Tyler's latest engagement might have gone sour, but that doesn't mean he's opposed to going to weddings. He apparently attended a reception when he wasn't even invited.
"The New York Post" says the Aerosmith frontman became the surprise celebrity guest at the Washington, DC reception for New York real estate broker Jeffrey Roseman and his new bride when he "accidentally strolled" into the party last weekend. But the newlywed couple didn't mind. Roseman says the rocker "could not have been more gracious and accommodating," and even posed for photos with him and his new wife.
He adds that Tyler seemed to be having a good time. Roseman says he believes the rocker would have stayed out with them "all night," but Tyler's "ornery bodyguard" made sure that didn't happen.
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Brevard Softball signs two newcomersNovember 26, 2008
Brevard, N.C. - Coach Britne' Stubbs and the Brevard softball team are pleased to announce the commitment of two new players. Brittany Jones and Nicole Heusel will continue their academic and athletic careers at Brevard in the fall of 2009.
Jones, an outfielder, comes to Brevard from Fort Mill, S.C. Jones will graduate from Nation Ford High School in the spring of 2009. Coached by Michael Kidd, Jones batted .410 for Nation Ford in 2008 and won the team's hustle award. Jones also plays volleyball and basketball at Nation Ford, and is the daughter of Randy and Julie Jones. Jones plays club softball for the Charlotte Cobras under head coach Marci Turso.
"Brittany is a true centerfielder and is very strong at tracking down just about anything that is hit in her direction," Stubbs said of her new outfielder. "We look for her speed in the outfield and her discipline at the plate to be a very tough force to reckon with."
Heusel joins the Brevard family from Lawrenceville, Ga. A second basemen for Collins Hill High School, Heusel batted .341 in 2008 and was named to the All-Region 7-AAAAA team in Georgia. Heusel is coached by Billy Dooley; she is the daughter of Chris and Katie Heusel.
"Nicole was a big contributor to her team her senior year," Dooley said of his pupil. "Not only is she a fine softball player, she is even finer young lady. Brevard is lucky to add such a well-rounded student-athlete."
"Not only is Nicole a great player on the field, she is also an excellent student," Stubbs said. "She will bring a lot of hard work and determination and that is exactly what we need. She is fundamentally sound at the second base position and will add a strong bat to the lineup."


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She was bawling. Right there in Starbucks. In front of God and everybody. Just down the road from Nashville, in the Bible Belt, where people are loving and generous and not prone to let others cry in public without offering to pray for them or something. I had studied her throughout the afternoon as I [Read More…]
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Many book review journals are now available through online subscription databases and through the OhioLINK Electronic Journal Center. Various terms can be used to search these databases, including subject, keywords and relevant dates. Most databases allow access by current YSU faculty, students and staff from off campus, although a few are restricted to in-library use only. For more information about connecting from home, see off-campus access.
These databases provide a starting point for your research. To see other available databases, visit the Research Databases page.
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AIA St. Louis hosts its annual National Photography Competition for Architects. Winning images, judged by an expert panel, will be displayed at the AIA 2011 National Convention in New Orleans and appear in the 2013 Rizzoli Engagement Calendar. Top winners earn cash prizes. Submission deadline is March 1.
Learn more at aia-stlouis.org.
Washington, D.C.
Seeing Green
The new International Green Construction Code—now under development—promises significant changes to practice. The AIA is helping to shape the code and invites your insights and opinions now. You can help make the code better.
Learn more and comment at www.aia.org/advocacy.
Washington, D.C.
Contract Docs
Four new and updated AIA Contract Documents relating to residential and regional planning projects are now available. The B109 deals with the unique challenges of multifamily residential development and mixed-use development, while the B509 is a guide specific to condominium projects. The B107 is a standard form of agreement between an architect and a developer-builder for a single-family residential prototype. The B212 is a new standard agreement for an architect's services for regional or urban planning.
Learn more at www.aia.org/contractdocs.
Haiti Relief
Stacey McMahan, AIA, LEED AP, is the first Sustainable Design Fellow funded through a joint effort by the AIA, U.S. Green Building Council, and Architecture for Humanity. She is working directly with Haitians committed to rebuilding their shattered communities.
Read her observations at ayearinhaiti.tumblr.com.


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Raymond Duchamp-Villon Roman Bronze Works
Seated Woman
Raymond Duchamp-Villon
French, 1876-1918
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Seated Woman, cast 1915
Bronze, gold wash
71.1 x 20.3 x 24.1 cm (28 x 8 x 9 1/2 inches)
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Duchamp-Villon's Seated Woman offers a modern reaction to the modeled forms of traditional sculpture. The artist constructed the female figure using a pared-down geometric vocabulary to represent her head, torso, and limbs. Her parts, streamlined and patinated to constitute a machine-tooled body, resemble the uniformly turned wooden components of a jointed artist's mannequin. In 1914 Duchamp-Villon exhibited a dark bronze cast of this sculpture in Paris, then sold the plaster model to New York collector John Quinn. Following the artist's directions, Quinn had this model cast at the Roman Bronze Works in Brooklyn, New York.


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The noise underground has been flirting with techno more than ever recently. RA's Justin Farrar introduces some of the essential acts.
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In June 2000, an unknown assailant sexually assaulted a woman in a Madison parking ramp.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice's Crime Laboratory Bureau's (CLB) DNA data bank, which contains DNA profiles from convicted felons, did not contain a DNA profile that matched the unknown rapist's DNA recovered during the rape investigation.
Following felony convictions in 2010, officials obtained a DNA specimen from Christopher R. Golden and uploaded it to the DNA data bank, generating a hit on the 2000 sexual assault that ultimately led to his conviction for sexual assault.
Unfortunately, these convictions were not Golden's first contact with the law.
In 1994, Golden was arrested for a felony child abuse offense and was subsequently convicted of misdemeanor battery and intimidation of a witness. On several other occasions before 2000, he was again convicted for misdemeanors.
Had Wisconsin law authorized DNA collection upon his felony arrest in 1994 or for his misdemeanor convictions before 2000, Golden's DNA profile would have been in the DNA data bank and would have likely led to his identification earlier.
The CLB's DNA data bank has assisted law enforcement in matching DNA left at crime scenes in 3,995 cases since 1998 with DNA collected solely from convicted offenders.
Unfortunately, the CLB reports that 7,735 DNA profiles developed from crime scene evidence remain unidentified as the DNA data bank does not contain a matching offender profile that would permit identification of a potential suspect in these crimes.
With a simple swab inside of an individual's cheek to obtain a DNA sample, Wisconsin can do more to bring justice to victims and protect our citizens from offenders whose crimes have gone unsolved.
To this end, I have requested the Wisconsin Legislature to expand the number of offender profiles in the DNA data bank by authorizing the collection of DNA samples from persons arrested for felonies and select misdemeanors; and convicted of any misdemeanor offense.
By expanding DNA collection, Wisconsin will join the federal government and 28 states that allow the collection of DNA at arrest.
Collecting DNA from felony arrestees helps solve crimes and reduce additional victimization.
In Virginia, one of the first states to require DNA collection at arrest for certain violent felonies, authorities have received 785 hits on unsolved cases through the Virginia's arrestee data bank, including 117 hits associated with sexual assaults.
Studies from other jurisdictions have demonstrated that the failure to collect DNA at arrest may prevent the timely identification of offenders engaged in violent patterns of criminal activity.
In Chicago, a study of the criminal histories of eight violent felons demonstrated that DNA collection at the time of the first felony arrest could have potentially prevented 60 additional violent crimes and victimizations, including 22 murders and 30 rapes.
Expanding collection of DNA profiles to include felony arrestees serves several important purposes.
First, it helps law enforcement and prosecutors efficiently and successfully investigate and prosecute crimes that may otherwise go unsolved.
Second, it increases the likelihood that law enforcement can identify perpetrators of previously unsolved crimes and apprehend them before they commit future crimes.
Third, including arrestee DNA in the data bank has the potential to exonerate innocent persons wrongfully charged or convicted of certain crimes.
Fourth, DNA collection at arrest will substantially enhance the ability of law enforcement to accurately identify persons in custody.
Although the United States Supreme Court will rule on the constitutionality of DNA at arrest later this year, Wisconsin should enact laws that expand the DNA data bank to include DNA collected from offenders arrested for felonies or convicted of misdemeanors.
Based upon the reasoning of several courts that have considered this issue, I believe that the Supreme Court will uphold these laws and have joined a number of other state Attorneys General in an amicus curiae brief supporting the collection of DNA upon arrest.
Further, the Supreme Court's decision on the constitutionality of collecting arrestee DNA will not likely impact the constitutionality of collecting DNA from convicted misdemeanor offenders.
As Attorney General, I am committed to protecting the privacy of offenders' genetic information.
My proposal does not change any restrictions that limit the release or use of the collected specimens or DNA profiles for any purpose other than legitimate criminal justice purposes.
Further, this proposal also contains provisions that require the CLB to destroy DNA specimens and purge the related profile in the DNA data bank of those offenders whose DNA has been collected at arrest and who were not charged with the crime, or, if charged, were not convicted of a crime.
Legislation authorizing law enforcement to collect DNA for felony arrests and upon misdemeanor conviction significantly furthers crime solving objectives without unduly compromising privacy or due process rights.
It is time for Wisconsin to join many other states and the federal government, and pass this vital legislation.


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Tuesday, November 3 2009 - Open Letters
Truth Advocate News, November 2009
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2) Exciting News from Australia ... November 14-21 - The Hard Evidence Tour Down Under 2009
This international conference will feature some of the world's leading experts and activists in the 9/11 Truth Movement. The two-day Sydney event will include Dr. Steven Jones (Physicist), Richard Gage (AIA), Janice Matthews (911Truth.org), Cosmos (TruthAction.org/11th of Every Month Campaign), Luke Rudkowski (WeAreChange NYC), Paul Mason (Structural Engineer), Dr. David Leifer (Architect), James O'Neil (Barrister), John Bursill (Engineer), , Dr. Frank Legge (Chemist and Co-editor, Journalof911studies.com), Ken Jenkins (Psychologist, engineer and filmmaker), Hereward Fenton (Anthropologist, radio host and webmaster).
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France, Italy and California in the U.S. are famous for their wines, but don't forget about Australia. The country is high on the list of the largest exporters of wine and quite successful at it. Winemaking contributes to their economy and has left its mark on cultivation and production processes. Buy Australian wine online at Wine Chateau to taste the many varieties and styles coming from down under.
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None of the grapes grown in Australia are native to the country, but winemakers have managed to produce a wide range of varieties and styles from highly drinkable wines to valuable aged bottles. They are best known for Shiraz and contribute red and whites, including Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and more. Shop online for sales on Australian wine by the bottle or the case.


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Master P's wife wants $67 million for divorce
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Master P's divorce may end up costing the hip-hop mogul a hefty chunk of change.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ.com, his estranged wife, Sonya Miller, is asking for more than $67 million worth of his estimated $178 million wealth. Much of that will come from his No Limit Records empire, which she values at $136 million. It also includes eight of their 31 properties and a Cadillac Escalade.
Sonya is also demanding that she get one of their $300,000 chandeliers and her $28,000 wedding dress.
Earlier this month, Sonya claimed that Master P had been holding three of their underage children against their will. Following the accusations, Master P videotaped their children denying the claims. He also hinted that Sonya's alleged marijuana and alcohol use is having a negative influence on the kids.
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