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Arcadia, CA, Oct. 2 -- With the prestigious Breeders' Cup only a month away, HRTV (R), The Network for Horse Sports, is launching a multi-platform "watch and win" promotion designed to educate visitors and viewers about the championship horses in the 2012 Breeders' Cup World Championships.
The contest begins on Wednesday, October 3 and includes 13 chances to win prizes, with a grand prize of an Apple iPad given to a lucky winner chosen from among all entries.
The contest, "Horse Tales: Meet the Horses of the 2012 Breeders' Cup World Championships and Win," will be launched on HRTV's Facebook page, through special announcements on the network's Race Day America show and online at the network's video website, www.tvg2.com <http://www.tvg2.com/> .
Individual vignettes featuring interesting stories about 12 prominent horses in contention for various Breeders' Cup races will be aired on HRTV and posted on hrtv.com over the course of the contest, which ends on October 31. Viewers are challenged to go online at www.tvg2.com <http://www.tvg2.com/> and respond to a question answered in the video. Twelve winners selected from among the entries to each individual contest will receive a beautiful commemorative engraved bowl.
The Apple iPad, chosen specifically to highlight the fact that HRTV.com is available to viewers anytime and anywhere, goes to one lucky winner chosen from among all entries.
"Across all of our HRTV audiences -- racing fans, English riders and Western competitors and viewers who simply like to watch horses -- there is a true appreciation, and love, for horses. The Breeders' Cup Championship provides HRTV with the perfect framework to acquaint our viewers with potential equine world champions," said Scott Daruty, President of HRTV.
The year's Breeders' Cup is set for Santa Anita, the home base for HRTV's operations, on Friday, Nov. 2 and Saturday, Nov. 3.
About HRTV
HRTV, The Network for Horse Sports, is a television-based multimedia network dedicated to equine sports. HRTV's programming features horseracing from top U.S. and international racetracks, as well as a wide range of world-class English and Western horse competitions, news, original programming and award-winning documentaries covering the world of horse sports. The live stream of HRTV is available on a subscription basis to high-speed Internet users worldwide at www.tvg2.com <http://www.tvg2.com/> . In the U.S., the HRTV television network is available via telco, cable and satellite in over 19 million homes.
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going to sound like a complete newbie here but what exactly can someone gain from this, eg passwords, usernames? .... i am still a learner but not a complete newb,
I've just watched the online tutorial for SET. I can follow it right up until the server is supposed to open and start listening on the specified ports. After that I receive this error msg:
After that, it takes me right back to the 'Website Attack Vectors' menu.Code:Enter choice yes or no: yes Enter the port to listen for on OSX: 8080 Enter the port to listen for on Linux: 8081 Created by msfpayload (http://www.metasploit.com). Payload: osx/x86/shell_reverse_tcp Length: 65 Options: LHOST=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX,LPORT=8080 Created by msfpayload (http://www.metasploit.com). Payload: linux/x86/shell/reverse_tcp Length: 50 Options: LHOST=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX,LPORT=8081 Something went wrong... printing error: No module named pexpect
I'm running ubunto (karmic) and have openjdk installed.
Any ideas?
going to sound like a complete newbie here but what exactly can someone gain from this, eg passwords, usernames? .... i am still a learner but not a complete newb,
There is a plethora of information on the internet about this. I would suggest looking at some of the following:
How malicious hackers attack | Security Central - InfoWorld
Hacker (computer security) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
How To Become A Hacker
The multi encoded payload is detectable by Avira Antivirus every time I test it. Is this the same for everyone else?
Can someone give me a hand here, I keep following the tut but when it comes to actually creating the "evil" webpage I keep getting this error.
"[*] ERROR: You have something running on port 80. (Apache?)
Exit whatever is listening and restart SET."
I've tried googling around and using commands such as kill -TERM $(cat /usr/local/apache/logs/httpd.pid) to stop the service on port 80 but nothing seems to be working.
How do I stop the services running on port 80?
Thanks again
Is anyone else having trouble with the java_signed_applet? The first time I tried it(one month ago) it worked perfectly, but now not at all. I have set the home_variable and installed rjb but my web browser doesn't recognize what is one the fake site, neither does it show the copied site.
Here's the msfconsole error message
Did an update change the exploit or something? I'm quite certain I have the prerequisites.Code:[-] JVM not initialized. You must install the Java Development Kit, the rjb ruby gem, and set the $JAVA_HOME variable. [-] Falling back to static signed applet. This exploit will still work, but the CERTCN and APPLETNAME variables will be ignored.
Thanks in advance.
Is there a way to change the http port? I checked in the config but seen nothing, googled too...!
If so, is there a way to port forward it within backtrack. (because my router seems to not support the PF. Thanks
Hi, I have done this exploit and had it successfully working the problem is that I can't use the command "sendEmail" because it never sends the message and tells me I have a problem with my port 25.
So what I do instead is send it through my regular email address but when I send it and write "http://192.168.X.XX" in the message whenever I check my email on my target computer it shows my ip address instead of the website it is supposed to. Other then that the exploit works perfectly. Thanks so much purehate, great write up

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Ronnie Jakamarra Lawson was born in the desert between Balgo W.A. and Tanami Downs N.T. c. 1930. He is Pintupi/Walpiri, his country is Rilyi-rilyi and his Dreamings are Kartna (Women), Janmarda (Bush Onion) and Wintiki. As part of the Donald Kahn Collection his work has toured Europe and exhibited in Miami U.S.A. Ronnie currently lives in Katherine with his family. SOLO EXHIBITIONS1992 'Ronnie Jakammara Lawson" The Mornington Peninsula Regional Art Centre Vic. 1992 'Ronnie Jakammara Lawson Recent Paintings" Lyttleton Gallery, MelbourneGROUP EXHIBITIONS1993 'Raka" Ina Potter Gallery, University of Melbourne, Melbourne1993 'Walpiri Men's Painting from Lajamanu' National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne1992 'Australian Aboriginal Art from the Collection of Donald Kahn' Touring Exhibition 1992 Miami, U.S.A. Florida Lowe Art Museum1992 Salsburg, Austria, Museum Carolino Augusteum1993 Berlin, Germany, Old Nazareth Church in Wedding1993 Tel Aviv, Israel, Museum of Art1993 Budapest, Hungary Museum of Ethnology1992 'Collecting Art: Critics' Choice' Macquarie Galleries, Sydney1992 'Audette: Lawson: Waller – New Paintings' Lyttleton Gallery, Melbourne1991 'Third World and Beyond – An International Confrontation of Contemporary Artists', Galleria Civica D'Arte Contemporanea, Sicily, Italy1991 'Ronnie Lawson Jakamarra and Louisa Lawson Napaltjarri', Deutscher Brunswick Street Gallery, Melbourne1989 'Mythscapes: Aboriginal Art of the Desert', National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne REPRESENTED National Gallery of VictoriaPrivate Collections: U.S.A., U.K., Italy, Australia.
BIBLIOGRAPHYLance Bennett, 'Aboriginal Participation: Ground painting made by 12 members of the Walpiri Tribe' Central Australian Foundation, 1983'Australian Aboriginal Art from the Collection of Donald Kahn' Lowe Art Museum University of Florida, Miami.1991'Ronnie Jakamarra Lawson' Lyttleton Gallery, Melbourne 1992 'RAKA 1993 Ruth Adeney Koori Award' University of Melbourne, Melbourne'Tanami Desert Painter: Ronnie Jakamarra Lawson' Brian Buckley, La Trobe Library Journal, Vol 13 No. 50, 1992
My name is Ronnie Jakamarra Lawson.I now live at Lajamanu N.T. I been here for about twelve years now.I don't know how old I am, I was born in the bush, there were no white fellas there – that's the problem – nobody knows how old.I remember when I was a big boy in that second world war, all the planes flying overhead – I am probably about sixty, I don't know I never went to much school.I been born in the desert, a long way between Balgo W.A. and Tanami Downs N.T. I was born in the middle. My parents took me to Tanami Town area. I grew up here, in the bush, away from the white fellas.When I was a little bit older my father told me all that story, paintings and the ceremonies, public ones not secret. I don't get the stories from my mother only my father.I am a man now – I take paintings from my father and my Dreamings for my father and for myself – my Dreamings.You see I get these Dreamings from Father. I get Bush Bean, Bush Onion and Water Dreamings. They all come from W.A. from my Father. Sometimes I do another one, you know, that Winturke: Little Bird, this Dreaming comes from my Grandfather. My most important Dreaming is the Bush Onion – it has special ceremony, it's not a public one, it's a secret one.We not telling these people, or these people, it's a family Dreaming.My Dreaming is my painting. I can only do paintings from the Jakamarra and Jupurrula, that's the right skin.If other men take these paintings or my ceremony there'll be big trouble.They're my Dreamings from my Father, the same way I can't use anyone else's Dreamings or ceremonies.I've had painting exhibitions, we had a big one in Perth. People from all over the world buy my paintings.My paintings are important, we not take those paintings as fun, that's our business. Blackfella Law really important that's why we paint. They tell my life, my story, my family story, they keep that story alive. That story will not finish – my son will take him, my daughter can't take him, only my son.Transcribed from taped telephone conversation with Ronnie.


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MILL CREEK, N.S. — A spokesman for Emera Newfoundland and Labrador says the $1.5-billion Maritime Link project should create about 300 jobs in both Newfoundland and Cape Breton over the lifespan of the project.
Jeff Myrick made the prediction during a public information session Tuesday in Mill Creek, N.S., about four kilometres south of where two subsea transmission cables will come ashore at Point Aconi, N.S.
The 500-megawatt transmission lines — each one the diameter of a two-litre pop bottle — are expected to stretch between Granite Canal, N.L., to a substation in Woodbine, approximately 18 kilometres southwest of Sydney.
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Photo(s) of the Day—Dos Arquitectos Españoles:
Spanish architects Andrés Jaque and Luis Úrculo are speaking at LIGA, Space for Architecture, in Mexico City tonight. Read more on Jaque's Office of Political Innovation from ARCHITECT contributors Carolina A. Miranda and Christopher Hawthorne.
Trouble in Hipsturbia: A new 30,000-square-foot home is going up in Westchester County, N.Y., and it's not Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Who else would be building a house whose garage (at 3,572 square feet) is larger than most of the Tudor and Colonial homes there in Hastings-on-Hudson? That would be Steven Holl Architects, whose clients appear unrepentant about the complex geometry and geothermal wells involved in the tear-down. While some residents sound pleased for the influx of property-tax dollars, and at least one neighbor is simply happy that it's not a condo increasing the density of Hudson, many more residents are upset. This number includes architect Peter Gisolfi, AIA. "A village is a collection of buildings that relate to each other and to the landscape," the City College architecture professor said. "Steven Holl is a significant architect and I respect what he does. But it's usually a one-off, and relates to itself." [The New York Times]
Mr. Fix-It: Architecture critic Alex Bozikovic examines the legacy of the Bloomberg era in New York, and how programs such as PlaNYC serve as a model for cities such as Toronto. It wasn't just Janette Sadik-Khan or the High Line that did the trick. It was also Hizzoner's willingness to share data and strategies with other cities. Transparency may be one of Bloomberg's greatest legacies as an urbanist, although increasing inequality is another one. Bozikovic's take on the Bloomberg years is worth your read, even if you lived through it. [The Globe and Mail]
Quote of the Day: "I realized that to my grandfather the environment that he lived and worked in was his most important influence. If he could not create a beautiful environment for himself, how could he do it for others?" —Eric Lloyd Wright, grandson of Frank. [National Real Estate Investor]
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To The Bone: Steve Doocy Whiffs On Sequestration
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Fox News host Steve Doocy downplayed the effects of looming automatic budget cuts by comparing them to the national budget, a meaningless comparison since these cuts focus on a specific aspect of the budget known as discretionary spending, which would have a significant effect on many programs.
On Fox & Friends, Doocy downplayed the automatic budget cuts, known as sequestration, by saying the cuts are "not going to cut to the bone anyway. The president has described it as a meat cleaver because it's simply an across-the-board cut. It is like a 2.5% cut. It is not really meat cleaver, it's more of a slight little haircut that we're talking about here":
But Doocy is wrong about how the cuts will affect the federal budget. Though these cuts are 2.5% of total government spending, they would primarily affect discretionary spending, a much smaller portion of the budget. The Washington Post's Fact Checker blog noted that those who claim the sequestration would cut 2.5% of the budget do not provide the necessary context to understand what these numbers mean:
Virtually all of the $85 billion in reductions are being made in the discretionary budget -- which is only about 31 percent of federal spending. So this figure, cited by many Republicans, is based on the wrong-sized pie.
Discretionary spending must be funded year after year by Congress, whereas so-called mandatory programs (Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and the like) are on automatic pilot unless Congress changes the law. The mandatory programs are largely untouched in the sequester -- though Medicare providers must take a 2 percent haircut -- even though projections show that mandatory programs are most responsible for the growth in spending.
In effect, that means one-third of the budget is carrying the burden of almost all of the cost reductions. And then on top of that, the cuts must be done in about half a year. Do the math -- the percentages add up very quickly.
The Bipartisan Policy Center issued a report that calculated the impact of sequestration on discretionary spending, finding that failure to reach a deal would amount to cuts approaching 8% for many non-defense programs and almost 13% for defense programs:
The report further found that sequestration would cause non-defense discretionary spending to fall to "modern-era lows as a share of the economy":
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Crooked Numbers: Baffling big flies
Pair of slams, bevy of back-to-backs highlight wild June
By Benjamin Hill / Special to MLB.com | July 1, 2010 5:52 AM ET
To Be Continued...: The box score will note that Wilmington's Chris Dwyer pitched the first complete game of his professional career on June 13. But this nine-inning effort was achieved in an exceedingly unique fashion as the game took place over a five-day period. Dwyer started against Winston-Salem on June 13 and pitched three scoreless innings before the game was postponed due to heavy rain. The action resumed June 18 in Wilmington with the Blue Rocks playing as the road team in their home ballpark. Dwyer picked up right where he left off, striking out 11 batters over the game's remaining six innings en route to his fifth win of the season.
Making Up for Lost Time: Gregorio Petit of the Oklahoma City RedHawks hit a grand slam in the fifth inning of June 22's game against New Orleans, marking the first time in 2,795 at-bats that he had done so. The 25-year-old shortstop didn't have to wait long for his next one, however, as he blasted another grand slam in the eighth to break a 5-5 deadlock. Petit became just the fourth player in Pacific Coast League history to hit two grand slams in one game, joining Pete Schneider (1923), Babe Pinelli (1929) and A.J. Pierzynski (2000).
Charlotte Shutdown: The Charlotte Stone Crabs' bullpen went 18 games and 48 1/3 innings without allowing a run, a streak of superb relief work that finally came to end when Chris Andujar yielded an RBI triple on June 16.
A Little Help: On June 15, the Corpus Christi Hooks tied a Texas League record by recording just one assist in the entirety of a nine-inning ballgame. The lone assist occurred with the bases loaded in the top of the seventh inning when second baseman German Duran fielded a groundout and threw to first to retire Mitch Canham. The Hooks recorded 13 strikeouts, 10 fly outs and three ground outs to first during this most anomalous contest and edged the San Antonio Missions, 6-5.
Back-to-Back Goes Back-to-Back with Back-to-Back-to-Back: The Indianapolis Indians hit five home runs in the span of just two innings en route to a 15-3 romp over Toledo on June 27. Jeff Clement and Brian Myrow hit consecutive shots to lead off the second, but were trumped one-inning later when Brandon Moss, Alex Presley and Steve Pearce hit three in a row. The icing on the cake of this offensive explosion was that Presley ended up hitting for the cycle.
Adventures in Game Saving: Wilmington's Eric Basurto entered June 5's contest against Potomac with the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning and retired the lone batter he faced in the frame. The right-hander still managed to allow two runs, however, issuing a pair of balks before inducing Jose Lozada to fly out to left field. Basurto returned to pitch the ninth, striking out the side in order. His efforts earned him a save in the Blue Rocks' 6-4 victory.
Ups and Downs: On June 8, the Visalia Rawhide managed to overcome a four-run deficit and blow a five-run lead over the span of three innings. Down 4-0 after five, the club scored five in the sixth and four in the eighth to take a 9-4 lead. The Lancaster JetHawks scored sixth in the bottom of the eighth, however, setting the stage for a three-run Visalia ninth that resulted in an 12-10 victory.
The 639th Time's the Charm: It took three seasons and 639 at-bats, but on June 6 Peter Hissey of the Salem Red Sox did something he had never done before: he hit a home run. The 20-year-old's first dinger came in the third inning of a game against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans and proved to be the difference as the Red Sox eked out a 5-4 win.
Take Your Base: Seth Loman was hit by a pitch five times in the month of June, running his season total in this painful category to a whopping 21. Loman is on pace to far exceed the Carolina League single-season record for plunks; the current mark of 24 was set by Rusty Crockett in 1989.
Pitcher Designated to Hit: Marcus McBeth is a reliever by trade, but on June 13 he served as the designated hitter for the injury-decimated Sacramento River Cats. The moonlighting hurler acquitted himself well in the unfamiliar role, going 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI. McBeth was drafted by the Athletics as an outfielder in 2001 but switched to the mound in 2005. His stint as a DH marked the first time he had batted in a regular-season game since Sept. 6, 2004.
Rarities: The bottom of the second inning of June 23's contest between Lehigh Valley and Norfolk included two seldom-seen occurrences. Josh Bell reached on catcher's interference to start the frame, benefiting from the wayward glovework of backstop Paul Hoover. Three batters later, Robert Andino ended the inning when he was called out on the rarely utilized "automatic strike" (apparently he failed to comply with home plate umpire Travis Brown's warning to get back in the batter's box). Andino was thrown out of the game after arguing the ruling, and as an encore Hoover was called for yet another catcher's interference the following inning.
Anything but a Miracle: The Fort Myers Miracle lost the first seven games they played against the Palm Beach Cardinals this season, with three of those defeats occurring in the ninth inning or later. The most demoralizing of this string of defeats occurred June 14 when Richard Racobaldo hit a two-out grand slam on an 0-2 count to give the Cardinals an 8-5 advantage. The game-winning slam was the only home run that Racobaldo has hit in 258 at-bats this season, and it made a loser out of Billy Bullock. The 22-year-old Bullock went 0-4 for the Miracle before receiving a promotion, and three of these losses were to Palm Beach.
Doublin' Port: The Stockton Ports pounded out a season-high 21 hits in a blowout 14-3 win over Bakersfield on June 15. Eleven of these hits were doubles, tying a California League record. The first seven batters in the Ports lineup all had at least one two-bagger, with third baseman Steven Parker contributing four. Parker's two-base prowess marked the 14th time in Cal League history that a player was able to accumulate so many doubles within the span of a single game.
At Home on the Road: Matt McBride of the Akron Aeros reached basely safely in his first 30 road games of the season, a streak that was finally snapped on June 20 in Portland. This remarkable streak has only resulted in modest stats as McBride is batting .286 on the road this season while reaching base at a .352 clip.
Cycle of the Month: Cycles don't come any speedier than the one Dexter Fowler enjoyed on June 20 against the Las Vegas 51s. The Sky Sox center fielder needed just five innings and four at-bats to accomplish the feat, and did it in reverse order to boot. Fowler homered in the first, tripled in the second, doubled in the fourth and singled in the fifth as the Sky Sox coasted to a 13-4 victory.
The Third Out Is the Hardest: The Reno Aces scored 11 runs in the seventh inning June 21, a massive frame that gave them a decisive 13-5 win over Fresno. The Aces were able to put together this big inning despite the fact that nine runs scored after there were two outs no one on. Ed Rogers was caught stealing for the second out of the frame, but this miscue was followed by three walks, a two-run single, a hit batter, another two-run single, a walk, an RBI single, a run-scoring fielder's choice, yet another two-run single and an RBI single before John Hester lined out to finally end the inning.
Irreplacable: Second baseman David Narodowski took the mound for the South Bend Silver Hawks on June 30, assuming mop-up duty with his team on the short end of an 11-3 score. The moonlighting middle infielder pitched a 1-2-3 eighth against his West Michigan opponents, recording three consecutive ground outs. Narodowski then switched places with shortstop Victor Estevez in the ninth, but Estevez allowed four runs while retiring just two batters. This precipitated a return trip to the mound for Narodowski, who retired Michael Rockett on a ground ball to shortstop Estevez to end the frame. All told, Narodowski pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings over the span of 10 batters.
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You ARE aware how bad Trans-fat is for you right? Do you notice how things that once had it, now got rid of it, and not because of a ban? (And how everything boasts to not have any Trans-fat) And the smoking issue...I can't say I have pity. Tho I do understand for the folk who do it. But they are affecting others by it. Even in open areas.
Also people, this isn't the cure all, or a majot advancement in stopping obesity. It is meant to HELP. And if people follow it, it will. A simple formula I learned in school is the 250 calories less/more. (Consume 250 less calories and do at least 250 calories worth of exercise...burn it off that is) Do that 7 days a week, you lose a pound a week. Simple stuff. No one is too busy to burn off 250 calories a day. Tho the fact of being force and told what to do is annoying...I understand that. I just don't think it's ever going to happen unless something like this happens.
Like I mentioned global warming earlier, I honestly feel it's gonna be too late before enough of a change is made because people don't want their conveniences to go away. I feel if we are to save ourselves from ourself, we gotta be forced. Slightly off topic and pessimistic (on the human race) but I don't think I'm too far fetched.


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Will the cd boot other computers?
Hi, Sorry for posting this here. Ive been searching for an answer to my problem for the last couple of days. While Ive found plenty similliar issues none that quite matched what Im having a problem with.
I am currently running a dual boot system vista/ubuntu 9.04. I do not want to install BT4 as of yet and would like to run it from the livecd. However when booting from cd it goes into the grub console.
I have assured that my cd drive is the first bootable device and have tinkered with many other options I have found in my searches in hopes of getting this to work. However I have failed in all attempts.
So basically my question is... Is it possible to boot to the cd using the grub console?
Thank you ever so much in advance all help is most appreciated.
Yes, It boots up on my other pc and laptop just fine. Both are just single boot however and not running any other linux OS.
Weird stuff. I had the same setup as you did, and it worked just fine for me (now running win7+buntu 9.4+backtrack 4 prefinal).
Try disabling/enabling "boot other device" options in the BIOS.
And (this seems like a stupid question but I have to ask): are you sure your laptop has a DVD drive?
Did you by any chance burn the image to a dual layer DVD, or a rewritable one (that could also be the problem).
Your CD drive could be on the fritz. Make sure your CD drive can read DVDs if that is what you burned the ISO onto.
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
Thanks for the replies, I will give that a try. No question is a stupid question (tho others may beg to differ.) I am however positive my pc has a DVD drive. In fact it has two, both a DVD writer and a blueray drive.
I burnt the disk to a memorex +R dvd at 4x (the lowest rate available).
Im pretty sure that either of my drives are on the fritz as the system is less then a month old and has never gaven me any issues other then this. Also the disk is being read by both vista and ubuntu once booted up.
The sad part of this in my opinion is that I just graduated AIT in the US ARMY as a IT analyst/specialist with high honours lol. Yet cant seem to get this to work. Im sure its something simple Im overlooking and perhaps taking a break and coming at it in a couple of days.
Thank you again for all your help. As i said ill give your suggestion a shot.
If I could ask, what rank are you? Just curious I might be going into the army soon. Rangers batallion then SF. Oh as for the whole cd problem, try burning another one in windows, if that doesn't work try using an external DVD drive if you have one laying around.
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
Hi sadly im just a private, fresh out of AIT about only a month ago. Ive tried reburning the disk to see if it was the problem and no luck there either. Im really at a loss here.
Ah that sucks man. Anyways lets get back on topic and stay there. (Sorry for taking it off track ) Did you try my external drive idea? Maybe a VMware install?
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
Heh, Im just a lowly private as I stated earlier fresh out of AIT. As for the disk not booting. I havent yet found a solution on my desktop however I have opted out for just installing it on my laptop. Prolly a better bet in the long run anyways.
Its up and running but now Im faced with a whole new problem lol. connecting to a network >.< We were taught linux at AIT however never really went into networking a linux box thru the CLI.
Being use to xp,vista and ubuntu im searching everywhere for a box to click that says connect here. Im sure to figure it out tho. Thank god I love learning lol


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head fixed in pelvis? what does that mean?
I have been told today my baby's head is "fixed" in the pelvis @ 34+3 weeks. What does this mean? I was under the impression that the correct terminology was engaged ?/5ths. Is fixed different to engaged?
12th December 2013 07:53 AM #2
Hi mlbrookes,
Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your pregnancy!
Your baby's head being 'fixed' in the pelvis means the head is fixed in the pelvic brim and is not going to move out of there. The baby's head will begin to move further down through the different fifths of engagement.
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Buying organic groceries always seems to be too expensive, but DailyWorth has some ideas for you to save.
When it comes to blueberries, my daughter can polish off a pint in one sitting. She's always been a huge berry-lover, which is something I can't complain about. They're filled with vitamins and antioxidants and are a healthy way to satisfy her sizeable sweet tooth.
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What I agonize over, however, is the price. A pint of conventional (aka with a side of pesticides) blueberries is $3.99 at my local grocery store. The organic variety cost $5.99 a pint – 50 percent more. (New York City prices, I realize, are ridiculous. As a comparison, a supermarket in Milwaukee sells conventional blueberries for $2.50 a pint and organic for $3.99. Cheaper, yes, but still a 60 percent cost difference.)
It's only a couple of bucks, but if I load my cart with organic, natural and non-genetically modified foods instead of conventional ones, eventually those few dollars add up. So, how can I spend my dollars wisely and find the best deals on the foods I prefer to feed my family? It's actually easier than I realized.
Buy in Bulk
Wholesale clubs such as BJ's, Sam's Club, and Costco have seized upon the demand for organic goods and offer many fruits, vegetables, and other grocery items in bulk quantities. Organic eggs and milk also move in large quantities at these stores and are therefore often cheaper.
"I can usually get a big bag of organic apples at Costco for $1 a pound," says Fanny Seto, author of "Eating Organic on a Budget" and editor in chief of Living Richly on a Budget. "Shop for what's in season and what's on sale and sometimes it's even cheaper than the conventional product."
Seto and her family try to eat all the produce they buy before it goes bad. But if not, freeze the extra. Or, if you're especially industrious in the kitchen, Seto recommends canning foods when they're in season so you can enjoy them later.
Read on for more.
Go Wild
Seafood is the wild west of the natural foods movement. Not only is most of it farmed (meaning it's not free in the ocean, eating its usual diet and thus naturally creating its own heart-healthy fats and proteins) it is often mislabeled. Oceana, the ocean conservation organization, published a report in February 2013, showing that out of 1,200 seafood samples analyzed from 21 states, one-third were mislabeled entirely. Snapper was by far the most mislabeled fish, followed by tuna. In some cases, farmed fish was labeled wild. One in five cases of mislabeling fraud was found in grocery stores. (To be fair, this was the lowest rate of mislabeling. Sushi restaurants had the worst record.)
Beyond the fraud, mislabeling presents health risks as well. In the study, 84 percent of tuna samples were actually a fish called escolar, a fish that has a naturally occurring toxin called gempylotoxin. Because of this, it is banned in Italy and Japan and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration advises against (although has not banned) its sale.
So, how can you protect yourself? Wild fish is still better than farmed, despite the risk of mislabeling. Wild salmon was one of the most rarely mislabeled fish, according to the Oceana study. The online grocer Fresh Direct tries to prevent mislabeling by sourcing their fish directly from the fishermen who harvest it. Ask your fishmonger, whether at the grocery store or local fish store, where they get their fish and how they know it is what they say it is. If you're lucky enough to live near where fish is still locally caught, odds are you're getting properly labeled, and fresh, fish. And look to the freezer case, recommends Jayson Calton, Ph.D., who co-authored "Rich Food Poor Food" with his wife Mira, a licensed certified nutritionist — frozen fish, marked wild, is often sold at a lower price than fresh fish at the counter.
Head to the Farm
The price tag on organic meat, chicken and eggs can be heart-stopping. Conventional lean ground beef at my grocer runs about $5.50 a pound. The organic variety is $8.99. But that's nothing compared to chicken — $3.99 for conventional vs. $11.99 for organic boneless, skinless chicken breasts. What's a buyer to do?
"Find a local farm that offers a cow-share or pig-share," says Jayson Calton. "You can get 1/16 of a cow, or up to 1/2 a cow. Then you get yourself a freezer full of meat. We pay $4.44 a pound for beef no matter what cut it is, whether it's filet mignon or not."
By visiting the farm, Jayson says, you can see for yourself that the animals are grass fed and allowed out to pasture instead of being penned. You can talk personally with the farmer and be sure any feed is organic. To find a pasture-based farm in your area that sells meats direct to the consumer, visit EatWild.
Straight from the farm, or from the farmers market, is also a great place to get economical organic eggs, fruits, and vegetables. "Go to farmers market and see what's cheap and affordable," says Seto. "It will be fresher, and will stay fresher longer, than something that's imported from Chile."
To find a farmers market near you, visit the U.S. Department of Agriculture directory or LocalHarvest.org.
Read Labels
Many food items boast claims such as "Made with Organic Ingredients" or "All Natural." But to really know what you're paying for, you have to read the nutrient facts, says Mira Calton. "The ingredient list is the last bastion of hope," says Mira Calton.
If the box says "all natural" but the ingredient list contains offenders such as corn syrup, soy lecithin or isoflavones, odds are it contains genetically modified organisms (GMOs), which have been engineered to resist pesticides and to kill the pests who try to destroy the plant as it is growing. Corn and soy are among the most abundant GM foods, says Mira Calton. "People shouldn't be wasting their money on products that still have GMOs," she says.
To avoid GM foods, look for the USDA Organic or "Non-GMO Project" verified labels. Or check out the Center for Food Safety's grocery store app, that allows you to quickly search an item to see if it is GM-free. This way you'll know before you buy whether a product is worth its premium price tag.
Stick With Safe Non-Organics
Not every food you buy needs to be organic, because not every food has the same pesticide load. The Environmental Working Group has identified the "Clean 15" fruits and vegetables that have the lowest pesticide risk. So feel no guilt when you buy the conventional, and cheaper, asparagus, avocados, cabbage, cantaloupe, sweet corn, eggplant, grapefruit, kiwi, mangos, mushrooms, onions, papayas, pineapples, frozen sweet peas, and sweet potatoes.
If you want to avoid GM foods as well as pesticides, the Caltons recommend you steer clear of papaya and corn. Foods worth the organic investment, due to the pesticide usage, are the "Dirty Dozen" and include apples, celery, cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, grapes, hot peppers, imported nectarines, peaches, potatoes, spinach, strawberries, sweet bell peppers, kale/collard greens and summer squash.
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The Honda CR-V has built a reputation for being a steady, reliable vehicle for crossover buyers. Debuting in Japan for the 1996 model year, the five-passenger compact utility vehicle Honda CR-V was introduced to North America in early 1997. The Honda CR-V first appeared solely as a four-wheel drive model powered by a 126-horsepower 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. In 1998, the Honda CR-V expanded to offer a lower-cost two-wheel drive model. Engine output was improved on the 1999 Honda CR-V as the four-cylinder powerplant climbing to 146 horsepower. The Honda CR-V was completely redesigned for the 2002 model year providing a new i-VTEC engine and greater cargo space. A refreshed appearance for the 2005 Honda CR-V added a new headlight design and standard 16-inch wheels. Significantly redesigned for 2007, the Honda CR-V received a conventional liftgate and a five-speed automatic transmission. Engine power for the 2007 CR-V was rated at 166 horsepower and was upgraded to 180 horsepower during a 2010 vehicle refresh. A new grille design and increased convenience equipment was also part of the 2010 Honda CR-V. The Honda CR-V received a new aerodynamic look as part of a brand-new fourth-generation model.
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The CR-V continues its longstanding tradition of delivering an exceptionally well-rounded vehicle at a reasonable price.
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The best-selling Honda CR-V crossover SUV returns with slightly refreshed features for 2016.
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The popular Honda CR-V crossover is a dependable and technology enhanced crossover SUV designed to conquer on and off-road adventures.
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A compact SUV that blends utility, comfort, and safety, the 2014 Honda CRV is now standard with Pandora and automatic on/off headlights.
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Fresh off of last year's re-design, the 2013 Honda CR-V is a compact SUV with seating for five.
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Completely redesigned for 2012, the Honda CR-V is a compact SUV that offers multiple premium options and seating for five.
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The 2011 Honda CR-V enters the model year as a top-selling, smaller sport utility vehicle for the United States marketplace equipped with a considerable standard assortment of wants and needs.
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The 2010 Honda CR-V is a five-passenger compact crossover SUV that has received updates to the exterior and interior styling, as well as more power and fuel economy from the 2.4L engine.
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A top seller that makes sense, the 2009 Honda CR-V five-door SUV is safe, agile and ergonomically friendly.
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A small SUV, the 2008 Honda CR-V features a 166 hp engine that moves the vehicle smoothly while achieving over 20mpg both in the city and on the highway.
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The 2007 Honda CRV is a five-passenger crossover SUV which has been redesigned for the new model year and is available with FWD or AWD.
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The Edge by Rocky Patel
With the runaway success and outstanding ratings that the Vintage line received, most cigar enthusiasts seemed eager to see if Rocky could sustain the momentum with the newer blends. That was back in late September of 2004 and since then I have redefined my perception of Indian Tabac and Rocky Patel from a maker of good quality and flavorful cigars to that of a true Master Blender which produces some of the hottest blends available today.
There is no doubt that the Edge is a full-bodied cigar however it is not the strength of this cigar that I find so intriguing. Rather it is the exceptional level of flavor and complexity that I experience while enjoying one. From the very first draw this cigar is incredibly smooth…not something I have come to expect from a Corojo wrapper. The flavor is rich and leathery but without bite or being peppery. A few more inches in and the complexity really begins to become noticeable. While the flavor of this cigar remains relatively constant throughout, the variations in the flavor are what sets this cigar apart from countless others. The construction is nothing short of flawless and as of yet I have not had to sacrifice one to a poor draw. Add to this the voluminous clouds of smoke this cigar is capable of producing and it is easy to see why Rocky's cigars are being held in such high regard and score ratings in the stratosphere.


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Cisco Systems promised to issue firmware updates removing a backdoor from a wireless access point and two of its routers later this month. The undocumented feature could allow unauthenticated remote attackers to gain administrative access to the devices.
The vulnerability was discovered over the Christmas holiday on a Linksys WAG200G router by a security researcher named Eloi Vanderbeken. He found that the device had a service listening on port 32764 TCP, and connecting to it allowed a remote user to send unauthenticated commands to the device and reset the administrative password.
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It was later reported by other users that the same backdoor was present in multiple devices from Cisco, Netgear, Belkin, and other manufacturers. On many devices this undocumented interface can only be accessed from the local or wireless network, but on some devices it is also accessible from the Internet.
Cisco identified the vulnerability in its WAP4410N Wireless-N Access Point, WRVS4400N Wireless-N Gigabit Security Router and RVS4000 4-port Gigabit Security Router. The company is no longer responsible for Linksys routers, as it sold that consumer division to Belkin early last year.
The vulnerability is caused by a testing interface that can be accessed from the LAN side on the WRVS4400N and RVS4000 routers, as well as the wireless network on the WAP4410N wireless access point device.
"An attacker could exploit this vulnerability by accessing the affected device from the LAN-side interface and issuing arbitrary commands in the underlying operating system," Cisco said in an advisory published Friday. "An exploit could allow the attacker to access user credentials for the administrator account of the device, and read the device configuration. The exploit can also allow the attacker to issue arbitrary commands on the device with escalated privileges."
The company noted that there are no known workarounds that could mitigate this vulnerability in the absence of a firmware update.
The SANS Internet Storm Center, a cyber threat monitoring organization, warned at the beginning of the month that it detected probes for port 32764 TCP on the Internet, most likely targeting this vulnerability.


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AMES, Iowa — A romance between hydrogen and oxygen, a modern classical ode to prairies and dogs asking us not to pollute: Water Rocks! music videos are as varied as the uses of water.
Water Rocks! is a statewide youth water education campaign in which music is used as a primary component.
"We use music, science, math, art, videos and technology as the means of reminding students of the fact that water is elemental to life," says Comito. "Music is also elemental to our lives. Something sung is more powerful and easier to remember than spoken word. It triggers our imagination and touches our heart."
Original songs for the campaign are written, composed and performed by Smiling Stone Soup comprised of Jacqueline Comito and Ann Staudt, along with central Iowa musician Todd Stevens. Some songs have guest musicians including guitarist Nathan Stevenson and Ames percussionist Anthony Stevens, formerly of The Bone People.
Many of the songs have been made into music videos; others can be heard through the music player on the Water Rocks! website. The music videos are appealing to a variety of ages, incorporating a diverse blend of musical genres and artistic styles.
The song "Will U B the H 2 my O?" is a sweet high school romance between hydrogen and oxygen, and chronicles their "attraction" to one another. While the costuming is designed with a 1950s theme, the song itself features a modern pop sound. The music video features Ames High School students and helps young people understand the chemistry of water molecules.
"We All Live in a Watershed" features animation by Josh LaVille. On the music video a squirrel and mouse sing about what a watershed is and who is a part of it. The tune is simple so the younger kids can quickly sing along. The animation also shows where water goes within the watershed after a rain.
A parody of 1980s big-hair hard rock, "Cover Crop Anthem" shouts the many benefits of cover crops. The music video is set as a heavy metal stage show, including long hair, dueling guitars, screaming vocals, explosions and even dancing biomass.
A sampling of other music videos include: "What Does A River Want to Do?" with kids and puppets; a bluesy "Wetlands Have Real Important Jobs to Do;" "Isle of Plastic," addressing accumulation of plastics in the oceans; "Everybody Poops," which helps youth understand how waste and water quality are related; and the theme song "Water Rocks!," highlighting many bodies of water in Iowa and beyond.
The Water Rocks! team teaches songs to elementary classrooms in Iowa during classroom visits. Many songs include hand and body motions to get the kids up and active. The team visits schools by request at no cost, and offer age-appropriate learning activities for kindergarten through high school. A visit request form is on the Water Rocks! website.
All the music videos can be seen on the Water Rocks! website, YouTube and TeacherTube. Audio recordings of other original water-related songs can be found on the website, too, including "Climate Change Remix," "The Drinking Song" and "Itsy Bitsy Spider Rap."
Water Rocks! delivers entertaining and engaging activities to inspire kids of all ages to appreciate water resources. The campaign brings awareness and education to a wide variety of audiences using different learning approaches. Through classroom visits, an interactive website, an award-winning computer game, songs, music videos, dogs, enhanced learning activities, public service ads, teacher/peer mentor workshops and geocaching, Water Rocks! offers an original, light-hearted approach to this vast topic. Visit the website to learn more or to request a classroom visit: www.waterrocks.org. Water Rocks! is also on Facebook and Instagram.
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As far as my skill level goes, I consider myself to be in the transition from a beginner to an intermediate rider and realized the beginner boards I was using were no longer helping me improve. I haven't ridden many different boards but the second I hopped on this board, the difference was night and day! Edging has never been easier! I've improved quicker in just a few sessions with this board than I had with any of those beginner boards. I ride exclusively on cable parks and this board is great for it. I'm excited to become even better and I strongly believe this board will allow me to do so.
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Warner, Mar 2004, 5.99, 352 pp. ISBN: 0446613746 The letter bombs hit Helm-Harris syndicate newspaper offices in several cities. At the flagship paper, the Chicago Daily Mirror, the bomb squad dismantles the deadly letter. The common thread is that each letter was addressed to advice columnist Shelby Simon. The Chicago police, in agreement with Shelby's editor, decide to take her out of harm's way and thus protect others. Chicago PD Lieuten...
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FRESNO, Calif. -- On a night Fresno State celebrated its football history, quarterback Derek Carr etched his place in it.
Carr threw for 412 yards and connected with Davante Adams on four touchdown passes on a record-setting homecoming night as No. 17 Fresno State beat UNLV 38-14 on Saturday for its best start in 12 seasons.
Carr and Adams set the tone against the Rebels (4-3, 2-1 Mountain West) with a 75-yard touchdown on the opening play of the game to the delight of a crowd that included a few hundred former players on hand for a pregame celebration. The Bulldogs (6-0, 3-0) equaled their start in 2001 when Carr's older brother, David, led the team to six straight victories to open the season.
"When the best quarterback to ever play here is your big brother and you can have both your names in a book someday that says you have records together, it means a tremendous deal to me," Carr said. "Not only is he my big brother and the best quarterback to ever play here, he's my role model. I want to be just like him."
That streak ended 12 years to the day before this game in an upset loss to Boise State. Carr and Adams made sure there would be no similar disappointment this year and have the Bulldogs in their best position since then to get that long-awaited BCS berth. The first BCS standings will be released Sunday.
Carr completed 33 of 46 passes, breaking Paul Pinegar's career school records for completions and touchdowns with 849 and 85, respectively. He joined Pinegar and Kevin Sweeney as the only Fresno State quarterbacks with 10,000 career yards passing.
Adams, who had eight catches for 221 yards, tied the school record held by Charlie Jones (1995) and Jim Molich (1942) for touchdown catches in a game. He tied the career mark of 25 touchdown catches held by Jones, Bernard Berrian and Henry Ellard with half of his sophomore season remaining.
"He's got a lot of natural ability," coach Tim DeRuyter said. "He's a very good player, he works very hard. Tonight they tried to play some man coverage against him, and when they did he was a handful one on one. Derek finds him and Davante makes plays. It's a nice combination."
Caleb Herring threw one TD pass and Tim Cornett ran for 49 yards to break Mike Thomas' career school rushing record with 3,158 yards before leaving with a lower-body injury. But UNLV had its four-game winning streak snapped. The Rebels haven't won five straight since a seven-game streak in 1984 when Randall Cunningham was the quarterback.
Any chance the Rebels had of winning this game ended early in the third quarter when they failed to take advantage of a short field after returning the second-half kick to the Bulldogs 45.
UNLV went three-and-out and Carr responded with an 11-play, 84-yard drive capped by the 37-yard TD pass to Adams that made it 35-14. The Rebels had no points and 89 yards in the second half.
"We felt like we a little bit of momentum after our second score going into the half," Herring said. "We were pretty optimistic. We just didn't come out and put points on the board."
Fresno State got off to another fast start, scoring touchdowns on the first four drives starting with the deep pass from Carr to Adams just 9 seconds into the game.
"If they want to cover us one on one, we treat it as disrespect," Carr said. "(Davante) loves one-on-one coverage so hopefully we continue to see it."
After converting a fourth down on the second drive, Carr connected with Adams again from 27 yards out for another score and Josh Quezada's 2-yard TD run on a rare play when Carr took the snap from under center gave the Bulldogs a 21-0 lead early in the second quarter.
"It's what he does every week," UNLV coach Bobby Hauck said of Carr. "He's good. We had no allusions about who they were on offense. They made their plays."
But UNLV fought back, taking advantage of some questionable decisions by Fresno State to make it 28-14 at halftime. Shaquille Murray-Lawrence scored on a 77-yard burst up the middle for the Rebels' first score. Herring threw a 13-yard TD pass to Marcus Sullivan late in the half after Fresno State receiver Isaiah Burse threw an interception after taking a lateral from Carr.
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ya'll believe lies like ya'll was catholics/i rap in arabic so my message is just immaculate/my rap alabarynth/drink a 40 and blaze a sack to it/my aim is accurate, take your brain and blow out the back of it......Originally posted by Skop@Jun 13 2005, 02:13 PM
"Bust a motherfuckin' gat to this"
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aim : jawnMcCain
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i think theyre a bit lame sometimes, but i have done a few spur of the moment ones <_<
'' Stop Biting ATS Style, Toy '' extremely lame
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peiced-up tag eh...Originally posted by FuLa@Jun 13 2005, 09:51 PM
a tag could also be your piece....maybe he means your "pieced-up tag"..that's how i read it at least...
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A hidden truth.
Mortal enemies.
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Marked as special at an early age, Jacinda knows her every move is watched. But she longs for freedom to make her own choices. When she breaks the most sacred tenet among her kind, she nearly pays with her life. Until a beautiful stranger saves her. A stranger who was sent to hunt those like her. For Jacinda is a draki—a descendant of dragons whose greatest defense is her secret ability to shift into human form.
Forced to flee into the mortal world with her family, Jacinda struggles to adapt to her new surroundings. The only bright light is Will. Gorgeous, elusive Will who stirs her inner draki to life. Although she is irresistibly drawn to him, Jacinda knows Will's dark secret: He and his family are hunters. She should avoid him at all costs. But her inner draki is slowly slipping away—if it dies she will be left as a human forever. She'll do anything to prevent that. Even if it means getting closer to her most dangerous enemy.
Mythical powers and breathtaking romance ignite in this story of a girl who defies all expectations and whose love crosses an ancient divide.
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"Magnificent and masterful! A world so captivating, you'll never want to leave!" — Kerrelyn Sparks, New York Times bestselling author
"Jordan's compelling addition to the supernatural star–crossed lovers theme is equal parts taut suspense and sensuous romance." — Booklist
"Just surrender to the sizzle." — Kirkus Reviews
"Jordan executes a refreshing and exciting tale of forbidden supernatural love and desire. Jacinda is strong and spunky, just like her story. Readers won't be able to put down this remarkable YA debut. An ethereal series start, Firelight should not be missed." — Romantic Times Starred Review
"Jacinda and Will's intensely sexy scenes together will leave romance readers fired up for the planned sequel." — Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
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Ouch! Hospital to review woman's $83,046 scorpion sting bill
CHANDLER, Ariz. – A hospital that billed a woman $83,046 for a visit that included administering two doses of scorpion antivenom said Wednesday that it plans to adjust the woman's bill and review its price for the specialty medication.
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Marcie Edmonds provided a copy of her bill to The Arizona Republic last week that showed Chandler Regional Medical Center charged her $39,652 per dose of Anascorp, a scorpion antivenom approved by the Food and Drug Administration last summer. She received two doses to treat her symptoms during a three-hour stay in June after a bark scorpion sting.
Edmonds' insurer, Humana, paid Chandler Regional $57,509 for the bill. The hospital has asked Edmonds for the balance of $25,537. She also has received another bill from the hospital's emergency-room physician for $1,302.
It's unclear whether Chandler Regional will agree to drop the entire balance of Edmonds' bill, but the hospital apologized to Edmonds for any distress caused by the treatment cost.
"Our patient financial-services team is working directly with Ms. Edmonds to adjust the high out-of-network cost of the Anascorp antivenom she received," the hospital said in a statement Wednesday. "In addition, we are also currently reviewing our pricing of this expensive specialty medication."
Chandler Regional Medical Center said several insurance companies don't cover the cost of Anascorp.
Edmonds was tearing open a box of air-conditioner filters in her garage in June when she felt a sharp sting in her abdomen. She had no intention of seeking medical help, but within an hour of the sting, Edmonds' mild tingling sensation worsened with throat tightness, blurry vision, darting eyes and tense muscles. She could not walk and had trouble breathing.
The Arizona Republic reported last year about the pricey markup Arizona hospitals were charging for the antivenom made in Mexico. Pharmacies in Mexico charge about $100 per dose.
After the Food and Drug Administration approved the drug last year, Tennessee-based Rare Disease Therapeutics sold the drug to a distributor for $3,500 per dose. The distributor charged hospitals about $3,780 per dose.
Edmonds said Wednesday that she was advised by her attorney not to discuss her hospital bill until it's resolved.
Edmonds, who is a counselor, said last week that she knows the intricacies of health care billing, but she believes the hospital's charges should be explained to the public.
"Everyone I talk to says, 'You've got to be kidding,'" she said last week.
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POMONA - Terrorism suspect Arifeen David Gojali often prayed at a downtown Islamic center where today, fellow congregants said they were surprised by the news the FBI has accused him and three other Inland Empire residents of plotting to kill Americans in Afghanistan.
"It shocked me. I was surprised," said Binisa Mokhtar said while he prepared to drive away from the Islamic center. "All I can do now is pray for him."
Gojali prayed at Masjid al-Sabireen Cham American Muslim Community, a Garey Avenue Islamic center a couple blocks south from the Los Angeles Superior Court house in downtown Pomona. president Krya Jacques said Gojali prayed at the center for about 10 years, but Gojali did not outwardly show interest in violent jihad.
"I'm surprised. I hope it's not a set-up for him," Jacques said. "I want justice for him. I'm not his side. I'm not on anybody's side."
The FBI has arrested Gojali, 21, of Riverside, and three others on suspicion of conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists. The FBI has also accused Sohiel Omar Kabir, 34, an Afghanistan native and former resident of Pomona; Ralph Deleon, 23, of Ontario and a native of the Philippines and
Miguel Alejandro Santana Vidriales 21, of Upland of planning to attack American military personnel and bases overseas.
Gojali previously lived in a south Pomona neighborhood, but neighbors said he and his family left several months ago. Residents said Gojali and others in the home rarely interacted with his neighbors.
"I hardly saw them," Andrew Salazar, 19, said.
At Masjid al-Sabireen, Jacques' remarks seemed to indicate that he had few personal interactions with Gojali.
"People come to pray," Jacques said. "Other than that, if they come quietly, they go. That's it." Masjid al-Sabireen member Gamal Adia said the Pomona Islamic center often provides food and other assistance to area homeless without regard to religion. He also said hundreds of millions of the world's Muslims reject terrorism.
"It's not from our religion," Adia said.
Adia said Gojali presented himself as a helpful member of the Islamic center who was quick to offer favors to others.
Gojali was also a smoker who favored Marlboro cigarettes, said Adia who seemed puzzled by the other man's tobacco use.
Adia did not say whether he expects Gojali to be exonerated or proven guilty, but that anyone who is guilty of terrorism deserves to be punished.
"I respect the law," Adia said.