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Since it is for class, do you care about noise? If not, just start with a simple TCP/UDP port scan using your favorite scanner and modify your attack tree strategy based on what ports you find open....
Hello all. I am fairly new to BackTrack and this is my first post in these forums. I've played with BackTrack a little but never really got too in depth with it for any serious hacking.
Here's the situation that I have: I'm taking a class called Managing Network Environments and we are supposed to set up a full, functioning network with multiple domains and domain controllers, commercial grade routers, switches, and firewalls, user and object accounts, email servers, etc. My instructor asked if I would be willing to test the strength of our firewalls to see how well my classmates have set it up. He wants me to keep it quiet so it would represent a realistic network attack.
So I'm wondering if there's anyone here that might be able to give me some advice on getting started with this task. I imagine (but am not too sure) that BackTrack will have the right tools for this task. I'm using the latest BT4 Final distro on a bootable USB drive. I've tried searching for something along these lines but have been unsuccessful so far.The firewalls that we are using are Cisco PIX515E and we have one firewall between the internet and the DMZ and another firewall between the DMZ and the network. I'm hoping that there is a way I can try to get through both firewalls to really test the strength of our setup.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Since it is for class, do you care about noise? If not, just start with a simple TCP/UDP port scan using your favorite scanner and modify your attack tree strategy based on what ports you find open....
I just wonder why teachers/instructors/friends etc. always choose people for a "job" like this who have not the slightest idea/clue/imagination about what they are doing or what they should do.............
By the way, a point to show I'm just not talking smack: Myself and some other pen testers were assisted a local college last month to help do this type of thing. The students had set up a lab, and we evaluated the security of it. The course instructor didn't ask students to do something that they had no clue how to go about doing, he asked people with the knowledge, training, and tools to come in as independent reviewers to check the students' work. That's what happens in real life.
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
Between here and IRC I hear this story almost daily. Sometimes I delete them and sometimes I let a few through just in the small hope that someone new will actually read some one else's post on the subject and realize how ridiculous it sounds. My experience on the subject is sort of the opposite of Thorns. I went to a "Technical" school to get a degree. I would also venture to say that I had better linux/security/network skills that 95% of the instructors in the school. They were even aware of this and asked me to teach a few "breaking WEP" demos. What they did not ever do is ask me to attack any school machines and they never asked me to test the integrity of any of the server infrastructures we set up. The fact of the matter is that I was a student and they were the teachers and this type of thing is just not done. It even sounds ridiculous to say, okay class I want you to build a entire network and then test its security. Then give your self a grade. Well heck, I'll say my network is perfect and give my self a A+ every time.
As for the rest of the comments, thanks for using your time wisely to ridicule me and what I was asked to do. It's extremely helpful to be reminded that I'm learning how to use something and to be told what an idiot I am for asking the question in the first place.
Actually no one called you an idiot or otherwise. They did however (much as I will ) criticize your above story. No one really believes it,
one of the above posters doesn't even live in the US and has a different education background than one would find in the US and doesn't believe the story, so that in and of itself means something. While we are all for your learning, we won't spoon feed you nor will we easily believe stories that we have all heard many times before.
Furthermore you did receive a valid answer in the second post.
But a better question than yours would be to ask your teacher what you should do, since you are there to learn and you obviously have no idea what you are doing.
I mean you or someone is probably paying for you to go there, and get an education. Oh and part of getting said education is somewhere along the lines a bit on how to research.
Same applies here.
One more word to the wise; don't bite the hand that feeds you. Here it's not a suggestion.
Last edited by Archangel-Amael; 04-27-2010 at 05:36 PM.
There's a couple of posts in the archive forum that might be of interest to you, try searching them out in the forum. Just use the same keywords in your search, "firewall, audit, testing" etc.
Also I agree with what everyone else is saying. Not that your intentions maybe malicious, but something doesn't sound kosher. Good luck.
Last edited by Lincoln; 04-27-2010 at 05:54 PM.
Tell him to hire someone if he doesn't have the necessary knowledge/skills. Then go to his boss(es) and say "WTF is this guy teaching this course for if he can't figure out if what he's teaching us has any real world applicability?" Then go to the administration and tell them you want your money back.So I'm wondering if there's anyone here that might be able to give me some advice on getting started with this task.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.


text: Professor of Biology Emeritus On Faculty since 1973 Phone: (630)752-5303 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Education Ph.D. Biology, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1974 M.A. Biology, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1972 M.A. Theology, Wheaton College, 1985 B.S. Chemistry, San Diego State University, 1969 About Pattle Pak-Toe Pun Pattle Pun's research, publications and professional experience focus on microbial and molecular genetics, using primarily bacterial systems. He has recently devoted more time to the studies of genomics. He is also interested in the integration of the Christian faith with professions, having the opportunities to address these issues in numerous occasions in the States and abroad. He is actively involved in Sunday School teaching as well as outreach to international students. Courses Taught BIOL 361 Cellular and Molecular Biology BIOL 364 Microbiology and Immunology BIOL 353 Molecular Genetic BIOL 365 Electron Microscopy BIOL 358 Recombinant DNA BIOL 241 College Biology I BIOL 284 Introduction to Research BIOL 252 Biological Systems BIOL 317x Biomedical Ethics (Bioethics) BIOL 494 The Integrated Biologist BIOL 374 Bioinformatics Membership in Professional Societies The American Society for Microbiology The American Scientific Affiliation The International Society for Complexity, Information and Design Fellow of the American Scientific AffiliationWheaton College Scholastic Honor Society President of the Wheaton College Scholastic Honor Society, 1987-88 Research Collaborative research with the Chinese University of Hong Kong Bioinformatics Center and Wheaton College students by Dr. Pattle Pun gather bioinformatics evidence for the functional interpretations of the non-coding sequences of the human genome project. Papers Published and/or Presented Selected Publications "Introduction to Biotechnology Research: The Cloning of the Known Genes in Bacillus subtilis by Student Designed Primers", P.P. Pun, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL. Poster 25A, Eighteenth Annual Conference for Undergraduate Educators, American Society for Microbiology, BLENDING SCIENCE AND EDUCATION, June 2-5, 2011, Johns Hopkins University Homewood Campus, Baltimore, MD. Application of the Gene-Ratio Method in the Diagnosis and Prognosis of a Variety of Human Diseases, Nathan Gaines(1,) Christine O'Rourke(1), Pattle Pun(1), Gavin Gordon (2), (1) Biology Department, Wheaton College, Kenilworth Street, Wheaton, IL (60187), (2) Division of Thoracic Surgery, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 75 Francis Street, Boston, MA (02115), Journal of Biology, Biological Systems and Bioinformatics, Volume 3, Issue 1, 2009, p. 1-8. Pun, Pattle P. 2007. Integration and Confrontation of Contemporary Worldviews: Evolution and Intelligent Design. Perspectives in Science and Christian Faith, (June) 59(2): 102-109. Abstract 706.21: "Applicability of cDNA and Oligonucleotide Microarray to a Diagnostic Test of Human Disease using Gene Expression Ratios", Nathan Gaines(1), Ryan Wilke(1), Pattle Pun(1), Gavin Gordon(2), (1)Biology Department, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL (60187), (2)Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (02115); Experimental Biology 2007: Today's Research: Tomorrow's Health. 2007 meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biologists (FASEB), Washington, DC, April 28 – May 2, 2007. Pun, Pattle P. 2006. April 15 (Ephesians 5:17). In Stones of Remembrance 2: Wheaton's Living Stones, ed. Emily Louise Zimbrick, p 117, Wheaton, IL: Wheaton College. "Application of a Genomics-Based Diagnostic Test for Human Diseases." Christine O'Rourke(1), Gavin J. Gordon(2), and Pattle Pun(1). (1)Biology Department, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL (60187), (2)Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (02115). Abstract in Experimental Biology (EB) 2006 meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biologists (FASEB), San Francisco, CA, April 1 – 5, 2006. "Validation of a Genomics-Based Diagnostic Test for Lung Cancer and Mesothelioma" Brian Pottorf (1), Scott Snyder (1), Pattle Pun (2), Raphael Bueno (1), and Gavin J. Gordon (1). (1) Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (02115); (2) Biology Department, Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL (60187). Experimental Biology (EB) 2005 meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biologists (FASEB), San Diego, CA, April 1 – 5, 2005. Abstract 298.4. "The Three Domains of Life: A Challenge to the concept of the Universal Cellular Ancestor?", P.P.Pun, S. Schuldt, and B. Pun, Progress in Complexity, Information and Design, Vol. 4.2, November, 2005 "The Three Domains of Life: A Challenge to the concept of the Universal Cellular Ancestor?", Abstract presented at the 57th Annual Conference of the American Scientific Affiliation, August, 2002. Pun, Pattle P. T. , Evolution: Nature and Scripture in Conflict?. 1982. Zondervan. Grand Rapids. MI, USA. Chinese edition by Christian Renewal Ministries, E. Brunswick, NJ, USA. 1984, 1989, 1992, 1994. Web edition, 2002, Interdisciplinary Biblical Research Institute, Hatfield, PA, USA. Contributor to the book, Reading for Life, edited by Jeff Davis, Tom Martin and Lee Ryken, Xlibris publisher, Random House, 2001, p. 155-157. "Four taxa protein sequence analyses using protein sequence parsimony (PROTPARS) and neighbor joining (NEIGHBOR) methods suggest sequence assortments into the three domains of Archeae, Bacteria, and Eucaryaas independent lineages", P.P.Pun1, S. Schuldt1, B. Pun1, T. Wood2 and C. Ihm1, 1Wheaton Col. Wheaton, IL and 2Clemson Univ., Clemson, SC, Abstract, 100th General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology, Los Angeles, CA, May 21-25, 2000. "Towards an Ethics of the Human Genome Project", Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation. (Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith), September, 1998, p. 164-175. "The Cloning and Sequencing of the Indoleglycerol Phosphate Synthetase Gene (trpC) of Bacillus megaterium". L.M. Jablonski, P.P.T.Pun, D.S.Hudspeth, D. Stevenson and P.S.Vary (manuscript in revision). "Genetic Engineering and the Future of Man". Christian Arts Press, Taipei, Dec. 1995 (in Chinese). Second printing, Sep. 1997. "Critical nucleotides in the Interaction of a LysR-type Regulator with Its Target Promoter Sequence: catBC promoter Activation by CatR". M. R. Parsek, R. Ye, P. Pun and A. M. Chakrabarty, Journal of Biological Chemistry, Vol. 269 (15), April 15, 1994, p. 11279-11284.


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Enjoy the Sights and Sounds of Causeway Bay's Exotic Commercial Centre at the Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Causeway Bay
You stay in the center of the Hong Kong Island, as the hotel is located at the commercial hub of Hong Kong.
Travel from the Hong Kong International Airport to Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Causeway Bay via the Airport Express Railway, the journey takes about 40 minutes. Meanwhile, limousine transfer between the Hong Kong International Airport and hotel can be arranged by our Reservations or Front Desk staff in advance.
It is a good-value choice for everyone, as hotel provides every guest with a complimentary set breakfast each morning and free internet access via Wi-Fi.
Kids under 18 years old stay free when he / she are sharing the same room with the parents.
Doing business is convenient at the Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong Causeway Bay, with a host of corporate headquarters in the nearby Times Square and Hysan Place; meanwhile the Causeway Bay MTR station is only 2 minute walk from hotel. Hop on the MTR for some direct trains to most of Hong Kong's tourist attractions, it includes the Lan Kwai Fong, Victoria Peak, and Avenue of Stars. For families, we are a 10-minute taxi ride from the Ocean Park, and 60 minutes from the Hong Kong Disneyland.
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Little boy at the Nude Beach.....
A mother and father take their 6-year old son to a nude beach.
As the boy walks along the sand, he notices that many of the women have boobs bigger than his mother's, so he goes back to ask her why.
She tells her son, 'The bigger they are, the sillier the lady is.'
The boy, pleased with the answer, goes to play in the ocean but returns to tell his mother that many of the men have larger things than his dad does.
She replies, 'The bigger they are, the dumber the man is'
Again satisfied with her answer, the boy goes back to the ocean to play.
Shortly thereafter, the boy returns and promptly tells his mother,
'Daddy is talking to the silliest lady on the beach, and the longer he talks, the dumber he gets.'
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SE Portland House Fire Started by Drug Activity
Portland fire crews could see a large column of black smoke as they responded to the fire on Southeast 82nd and Lambert. When they arrived the one story house was fully ingulfed in flames. Crews were worried about the fire spreading to other homes because of nearby trees. They didn't want the trees to catch fire and carry the flames to other houses. Fortunately that didn't happen. Crews did have to deal with some power lines falling though.
One man was injured in the fire. He did make it out of the house but was taken to the Emanuel Burn Center. It's not known how badly he was hurt. Before he was taken to the hospital though, he told crews there was drug activity in the basement. Fire Lieutenant Rich Chatman says there was no meth lab in the basement, but investigators are still trying to determine what kind of drugs were involved. He says they are sure it led to the start of the fire.
In addition to the fire, crews had to deal with an equipment failure on one of their newer ladder trucks. Lt. Chatman says on the way to the fire, a front tire fell off. Neighbors heard a loud boom and saw the truck sitting in the middle of the road without a front tire. Maintenance and safety inspectors are checking out the vehicle. The maintenance manager says in his 20-plus years on the job, he's never seen anything like this. No one on board the truck was hurt.


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Photo Gallery: Fatal car crash in Mentone
MENTONE -- A 21-year-old man was killed Friday after he crashed his car into a drainage culvert on a narrow, rural road and was ejected from the vehicle, a CHP officer said.
The victim had apparently been drinking and driving.
Empty Tecate beer cans were found scattered on the front and back seats of the mangled Toyota Camry and on the road as well, said the CHP officer, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
An officer said there was a strong smell of alcohol coming from the driver and vehicle.
The man, who just turned 21, was traveling west on Florida Avenue, just east of Greenspot Road, when he struck the culvert, causing his car to spin out. He was ejected from the car and landed in a drainage culvert on the south side of the street, the officer said.
The man, whose name and city of residence were not made available, was pronounced dead at the scene, the officer said.
A tow truck had the crushed Camry hoisted and ready to be hauled to a CHP impound yard around 6:30 p.m. A child's seat covered with yellow police tape sat in the back of the car, but no other people were in the car at the time of the crash, the officer said.
During the investigation, a motorist driving a pickup, who was traveling east on Florida Avenue before coming to the roadblock, became stuck in the drainage culvert while backing up and attempting to turn around, needing the assistance of a tow truck to get him out. That operation was still in progress as of 6:30 p.m.
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Really excited to have Martin Buschkamp on the show. Unbeaten at 6-0 with 1 no-contest he is one to watch in the European Featherweight scene. But this is toughest test to date against the experienced Finnish fighter Matteus Lahdesmaki (12-8-3)
Buschkamp in action
Plus Brum/Pastor is a bout that should of happened ages ago both guys impressed last year in CWFC action and i can't wait to see what happens when they meet
Really looking forward to this fight, Pastor poses some serious problems with his heavy hands and nasty guillotine.
It should be a cracking scrap.
If Brum gets the job done here surely he deserves a title shot?
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So is Brum
Pastor is a very awkward and unpredictable opponent and James is one of the most improved fighters in the UK in my opinion. It's a hard one to call this one. Good luck to both guys.
Got a problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer


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I tried these services on BloggerStop.Net, in 3 phases:
– Kontera alone
– Kontera + Infolinks together (Although Kontera doesn't allow you to run another in-text ad service simultaneously 😉
– Infolinks alone
According to my experience I found Infolinks way better than Kontera. Although Kontera is a well established advertising network but it fails to impress the bloggers at an important criteria – revenue sharing.
While selecting an advertising service, you must compare the eCPM values from different advertisers. eCPM in simple terms is the revenue being given to the publishers per 1000 ad-clicks. And so it is the basic criteria of selection of an advertising program.
And the difference in the eCPM values between Kontera and Infolinks is not by a few cents but you will be amazed to know that they are differed by 10-20 times. Now that means, to earn any particular amount (say $50), if it requires 30 days through Infolinks, then it will approximately require 300-600 days (1-2 years) through Kontera…
The 10-20 times difference has been observed by me, if you read reviews across different blogs and forums, different bloggers have reported that Infolinks has 4-5 times to 20-40 times better eCPM than Kontera.
Now one problem that I have been facing in Infolinks, is that the ads are highly irrelevant to the linked text. The problem is due to lack of advertisers in the network. I think with increasing popularity this may be easily solved, already the traffic details from Alexa, shows a rapid increase in Infolinks as compared to Kontera:
Statistics from Alexa for Infolinks
Statistics from Alexa for Kontera
Update: Infolinks has clearly overtaken Kontera as per the statistics from Alexa, see the screenshot below
One more problem that I have found in both of them, is that the ads are opened in the same window, which actually takes away our visitors, so i will be writing to them regarding this issue, and it would be a great help for me if you do the same too.
Bottom line: Out of Kontera and Infolinks, I would advice you to join Infolinks to earn better.
Other than these two, there's another advertising agency – VibrantMedia, but it's first qualification requirement says:
Your website must receive a minimum of 500,000 page views (per month) to qualify for Vibrant In-Text Advertising
I hope I would soon be able to try this out 🙂


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13 Dogs Who Are So Ready to Celebrate New Year's Eve
It's true the holidays are easily the greatest time of year, but it can also be the most exhausting. After so much preparation, it sort of feels like we want to nap for weeks. It also doesn't help that we ate our weight in ham and stuffing and chocolate, so we're currently nursing a major food hangover. But it's time to rally, people! We can't forget one of the greatest parties is coming up in just a few short days-- New Year's Eve.


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Young diabetics not meeting diet recommendations
Many adolescents and young adults with diabetes have diets that fall far short of what's recommended to help manage their disease, according to a new study.
While their eating habits reflect what's typical of Americans in general - high in saturated fats and low in fruits, vegetables and fiber - these nutritional shortcomings are particularly troubling in young diabetics, researchers say.
Diabetics should eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low-fat dairy, and keep saturated fats below 10 percent of their daily calories. The goal is to help control blood sugar levels in the short term so the risk of complications like heart disease and stroke, which is already higher in diabetics, is reduced in the long term.
"It is extremely important that dietary habits in youths with diabetes promote long-term health," Dr Elizabeth J. Mayer-Davis, the study's lead author, told Reuters Health. Mayer-Davis, a diabetes researcher at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.
Of the nearly 1,700 diabetics between 10 to 22 years old in the study, only 6.5 percent limited saturated fat to recommended levels, while less than 20 percent met recommendations for fruits and vegetables. Diets were also low in vitamin E and fiber, and none of subjects ate enough whole grains, according to the report, published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association.
Most of the subjects had type 1 diabetes, caused by an abnormal immune system that attacks pancreatic cells, which produce the blood-sugar-regulating hormone insulin.
Eleven percent had type 2 diabetes, which is related to obesity. Yet these kids often had poorer nutrition than their peers with type 1 diabetes - consuming less calcium, magnesium and vitamin E, and twice as much sugary soda.
Although the study did not look at the reasons for the poor diets, it's possible that families would benefit from nutritional counseling, Mayer-Davis said. She recommends parents help their diabetic children choose heart-healthy foods like fresh fruits and vegetables, fiber-rich whole grains and low-fat dairy foods.
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SOURCE: Journal of the American Dietetic Association, May 2006.
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I'm so excited!!!! The Chinese Government Approved ARTPOP to be released in China with all 15 songs! Next I hope I can come to perform!
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Jason Kubel and the Arizona Diamondbacks made spacious Petco Park look like a hitter's park.
Kubel hit two of Arizona's four home runs to help the Diamondbacks beat San Diego 8-5 Saturday night, snapping a seven-game losing streak against the Padres.
Aaron Hill and Justin Upton had solo homers as Arizona finished with 15 hits. Upton's home run went an estimated 443 feet to dead center field.
''It's still a big park,'' Upton said. ''We just got into a few balls and they carried.''
Upton had a season-high four hits and Jake Elmore added two RBIs as the Diamondbacks closed to 5 1/2 games behind St. Louis for the second NL wild-card berth.
''It's nice to finally beat these guys,'' Kubel said. ''It seems like a really long time. We really need wins, as many as we can get, and this is a start.''
Kubel hit a two-run homer in the first inning. Hill led off the third with his 22nd homer before Kubel followed two pitches later for his career-high 29th home run.
''We came out swinging the bats, everybody really,'' Kubel said. ''We scored early and kept it going.''
Upton connected off Miles Mikolas in the fifth inning on a line drive that gave the Diamondbacks a 7-4 lead.
''To be honest with you, I was trying to hit the ball back up the middle and he left the ball up,'' said Upton. ''I won't say it was a no-doubter over the fence, but I knew it was going to carry to at least the fence.''
Rookie Wade Miley (15-9) won despite giving up five runs and eight hits in 5 1-3 innings. The left-hander struck out six and had three walks to snap his streak of 24 consecutive starts without issuing more than two walks.
''I got frustrated early and stayed frustrated,'' Miley said. ''I threw pitches in middle of the plate and they made me pay.''
Said Upton: ''He's been good for us all year, and it was our turn to return the favor. It was nice.''
J.J. Putz struck out the side in the ninth for his 29th save in 34 chances.
San Diego had outscored the Diamondbacks 48-25 during the seven-game win streak.
The Padres, who came in having won 13 of 17 games, lost at home for just the sixth time in 23 games.
''When we made a mistake, they had a pretty good swing at it,'' San Diego manager Bud Black said. ''Even when we made some pitches, they had some good swings.''
Kubel broke out of a recent slump with his fourth multi-homer game this season. He was batting just .140 (6 for 43) in his last 14 games.
''Lately, it's been coming around and I have been hitting balls harder,'' Kubel said. ''It's starting to feel better, more consistent. Just hoping to keep the feeling going.''
Both of Kubel's homers and Hill's home run came off rookie Casey Kelly (1-1), who only lasted into the third inning in his third major-league start.
Kelly, a prized prospect acquired by the Padres from Boston in the Adrian Gonzalez trade, was hit hard for the second straight start. The righty allowed six runs and eight hits in 2 1-3 innings.
''Obviously today, you never want it to happen,'' Kelly said. ''But at the same time, I'm going to learn a lot from this. It's just going to make me better down the road.''
After Kubel hit a two-run homer in the first, Jesus Guzman got San Diego even with a two-run double in the bottom of the inning.
Logan Forsythe hit a two-run homer for San Diego in the fourth to cut Arizona's lead to 6-4.
NOTES: Kubel has 10 multi-homer games in his career. ... Miley has given up more than three earned runs only six times in 25 starts. ... San Diego LF Carlos Quentin missed his second straight game and third this week with right knee irritation. ... Padres starting pitcher Clayton Richard was back with the team after his wife, Ashley, gave birth to a son. .. The series concludes Sunday with a pair of rookies throwing - Arizona LHP Patrick Corbin (5-6, 4.13 ERA) and San Diego LHP Andrew Werner (1-1, 3.00).


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WEMBDON II continued their solid start to the season with a 54-run victory over Frenchay II on Saturday.
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If you're interested in my recent rankings for the 2014 MLB Draft, here's my Top 50 and here's an index of all my content for the 2013 MLB Draft.
This is the first of the two part reveal of my MLB prospect list, with a twist relative to other industry lists. Like many other lists, I rank current minor leaguers (with rookie eligibility still in tact; sorry Tyler Skaggs) based on their upside, chance to reach it and distance to the big leagues. The twist is that this is a true MLB prospect ranking in that everyone not currently in the big leagues is listed, including domestic amateurs and professionals from the Japanese and Cuban leagues. Active MLBers with rookie eligibility that would make the list if demoted are ranked below.
Some of these international players are in their mid-to-late 20's but I thought it was more important to list all the top potential impact big leaguers rather than just the ones of a certain experience still in the minor leagues. The likelihood of being posted/defecting for foreign pros is not factored in their ranking (but noted in the comments), they are ranked purely on prospect value, like the minor leaguers. Once the season ends, I'll start ranking many more prospects, first by organization, working up to a Top 111, integrating the BUBBA System to put a dollar value on every prospect.
Top MLB Prospects, Ranked 26-50
26. Henry Owens, LHP, Red Sox (AA - Portland)
6'6/205, L/L, Age: 21.10, Acquired: 2011 1S-36, HS - California
6'6 lefty is moving quicker than expected, bumping 98 mph with three pitch mix and striking out more than one batter per inning.
27. Jonathan Gray, RHP, Rockies (Hi-A - Modesto)
6'4/255, R/R, Age: 21.81, Acquired: 2013 1-3, U of Oklahoma
Recent #3 overall pick flashes plus-plus fastball/slider combo and worst case scenario, barring injury, looks like dominating closer.
28. Max Fried, LHP, Padres (Lo-A - Fort Wayne)
6'4/185, L/L, Age: 19.61, Acquired: 2012 1-7, HS - California
Lefty has made solid progress this year and is flashing above average stuff across the board; could take a big step forward if command improves as expected.
29. Lucas Giolito, RHP, Nationals (SS - Auburn)
6'6/225, R/R, Age: 19.12, Acquired: 2012 1-16, HS - California
Fried's prep teammate will always be compared to him and is just a hair behind right now, just getting back on the mound from Tommy John, but ceiling is higher and velocity is already back.
30. Clint Frazier, CF, Indians (RK - AZL Indians)
6'0/190, R/R, Age: 18.97, Acquired: 2013 1-5, HS - Georgia
Recent #5 overall pick is true outlier with no obvious MLB comparables; plus-plus bat speed and raw power along with plus speed reminds me of Gary Sheffield.
31. Tyler Glasnow, RHP, Pirates (Lo-A - West Virginia)
6'7/195, R/R, Age: 20.01, Acquired: 2011 5-152, HS - California
The most improved prospect in baseball this season is shooting up prospect boards with fastball that regularly hits 97 mph, plus hook and solid changeup; has 32 K in last 14 IP.
32. Robert Stephenson, RHP, Reds (AA - Pensacola)
6'2/190, R/R, Age: 20.51, Acquired: 2011 1-27, HS - California
Fireballing, athletic righty is in upper 90's in every start with plus curveball and was recently promoted to Double-A at age 20.
33. Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez, RHP, Cuba (Free Agent)
6'2/185, R/R, Age: 26.93
One of a handful of Cuban standouts that have recently defected, Gonzalez is already a free agent and signed a deal with the Phillies for over $50 million in July; it was voided reportedly over elbow issues, but Gonzalez still has mid-rotation potential.
34. Kohl Stewart, RHP, Twins (SS - Elizabethtown)
6'3/195, R/R, Age: 18.89, Acquired: 2013 1-4, HS - Texas
Recent #4 overall pick has frontline potential but focus on football has him behind some of the other recent elite prep pitchers at the same stage.
35. Nick Castellanos, RF, Tigers (AAA- Toledo)
6'4/210, R/R, Age: 21.48, Acquired: 2010 1S-44 HS - Florida
Game power still hasn't come around as hoped and he's moved to right field as feared but advanced feel to hit and elite bat control give Castellanos clear MLB regular future.
36. Eddie Butler, RHP, Rockies (AA - Tulsa)
6'2/180, R/R, Age: 22.45, Acquired: 2012 1S-46, Radford U.
Righty had above average stuff and good command out of college but took step forward this year, working 95-99 mph with above average off-speed in Futures Game.
37. Erik Johnson, RHP, White Sox (AAA - Charlotte)
6'3/235, R/R, Age: 23.66, Acquired: 2011 2-80, California U.
Under-the-radar sinker/slider righty stands out in terrible White Sox system for his MLB-ready mid-rotation potential via above average stuff and command.
38. David Dahl, CF, Rockies (Lo-A - Asheville - DL)
6'2/185, L/R, Age: 19.40, Acquired: 2012 1-10, HS - Alabama
Elite prep bat has had up-and-down first full pro season but flashes five above average tools and advanced feel to hit.
39. Lance McCullers, RHP, Astros (Lo-A - Quad Cities)
6'2/205, L/R, Age: 19.90, Acquired: 2012 1S - 42, HS - Florida
Power righty has less-than-ideal size but flashes plus-plus fastball/curve combo and is racking up K's and GB's in first full pro season.
40. Shohei Otani, RHP, Japan (NPB - Nippon)
6'4/190, R/R, Age: 19.14
Hailed by many as the successor to Yu Darvish's throne as the next elite Japanese arm, he passed on MLB out of high school last year and won't be posted for a long time, but athletic 6'4 righty is into upper 90's with projection, athleticism and nasty off-speed.
41. Aaron Sanchez, RHP, Blue Jays (Hi-A - Dunedin)
6'4/190, R/R, Age: 21.15, Acquired: 2010 1S - 34, HS - California
Power righty sits 95-98 mph and flashes above average secondary stuff but consistency and command is all that's holding him back from being above average MLB starter.
42. Lucas Sims, RHP, Braves (Lo-A - Rome)
6'2/195, R/R, Age: 19.29, Acquired: 2012 1-21, HS - Georgia
Power righty has less-than-ideal size but already flashes three above average pitches with some feel and could move quickly.
43. Andrew Heaney, LHP, Marlins (AA - Jacksonville)
6'2/190, L/L, Age: 22.23, Acquired: 2012 1-9, Oklahoma State U.
Advanced lefty doesn't blow you away with stuff or size but everything he does is above average and could be ready to contribute in 2014.
44. C.J. Edwards, RHP, Cubs (Hi-A - Daytona)
6'2/155, R/R, Age: 21.98, Acquired: 2011 48-1464, HS - South Carolina
Signed for $50,000 as a 48th round pick two years ago and took a giant step forward this season before being traded for Matt Garza; super athletic righty is just scratching the surface with 91-95 mph heater and potential plus curve.
45. Eduardo Rodriguez, LHP, Orioles (AA - Bowie)
6'2/200, L/L, Age: 20.39, Acquired: IFA - Venezuela
Formerly projectable lefty has steadily added weight, velocity and polish since signing at 16, now works with three above average pitches, flashing mid-rotation upside.
46. Colin Moran, 3B, Marlins (Lo-A - Greensboro)
6'4/190, L/R, Age: 20.90, Acquired: 2013 1-6, U. North Carolina
Recent #6 overall pick isn't a sexy prospect but flashes a 60+ bat with some power projection and ability to stay at third base long-term.
47. Alex Meyer, RHP, Twins (AA - New Britain)
6'9/220, R/R, Age: 23.65, Acquired: 2011 1-23, U. Kentucky
Massive righty has had trouble with injuries, command and consistency and may still end up in the bullpen but, this week was sitting 95-100 mph with a plus slider.
48. Kyle Crick, RHP, Giants (Hi-A - San Jose)
6'4/220, L/R, Age: 20.74, Acquired: 2011 1S-49, HS - Texas
Big, Texas-bred fireballing righty flashes shades of Matt Cain and has mid-90's fastball with potential plus curve, but feel to pitch and changeup have been spotty this year.
49. Joc Pederson, OF, Dodgers (AA - Chattanooga)
6'1/185, L/L, Age: 21.35, Acquired: 2010 11-352, HS - California
Less-exciting OF counterpart to Yasiel Puig at AA Chattanooga this season brings less bat flips to the table but has five average or better tools, headlined but a plus bat and great makeup.
50. Jonathan Singleton, 1B, Astros (AAA - Oklahoma City)
6'2/235, L/L, Age: 21.94, Acquired: 2009 8-257, HS - California
Suspended for first 50 games of 2013 for smoking weed, but is back on the field and above average bat/power are almost ready to start contributing for historically-putrid Astros lineup.
Next 7 Domestic Prospects
1. Mike Foltynewicz, RHP, Astros (AA - Corpus Christi)
2. Allen Webster, RHP, Red Sox (AAA - Pawtucket)
3. Tyler Kolek, RHP, Shepherd HS (TX) (HS - Senior)
4. Christian Bethancourt, C, Braves (AA - Mississippi)
5. Rafael DePaula, RHP, Yankees (Hi-A - Tampa)
6. Eddie Rosario, 2B, Twins (AA - New Britain)
7. Franklin Barreto, 2B, Blue Jays (SS - Bluefield)
Next 7 International Prospects
1. Jose Abreu, 1B, Cuba (Free Agent)
Another Cuban player that has defected and will likely be a free agent this winter (once he clears OFAC) is more hype (rumored price tag higher than Yasiel Puig) than substance to scouts I talked to; they said husky 6'3/250 slugger is big league ready but much more Kendrys Morales than Prince Fielder.
2. Shintaro Fujinama, RHP, Japan (Hanshin)
Some scouts preferred Fujinama to Otani in last year's top-heavy Japanese high school class; the 6'5 teenage righty runs it up to 97 with advanced slider and splitter but also won't come to the MLB for awhile.
3. Kenta Maeda, RHP, Japan (Hiroshima)
His Japanese club has told teams he definitely will be posted this offseason and while it's only #4 starter type stuff and he isn't a huge guy, he's MLB-ready, the track record is great and the command helps stuff play up.
4. Alexander Guerrero, 2B, Cuba (Free Agent)
Defected and was subject of wild rumors of a deal with Dodgers; could play 2B in the pros and has some hit/power tools but has more of a solid everyday player upside.
5. Jose Fernandez, 2B, Cuba (Matanzas)
Best hitting prospect on the Cuban team that recently played a 5-game set vs College Team USA, Fernandez can stick at 2B and flashes above average raw power but is more of a line drive game hitter that struggled at times against top shelf college arms, though he's put up big numbers in Cuba.
6. Yusei Kikuchi, LHP, Japan (Seibu)
Passed on MLB out of high school but not without rumors he could spurn NPB; lefty with solid-average stuff and good command won't move across the Pacific for awhile.
7. Yulieski Gourriel, 3B, Cuba (Sancti Spiritus)
Long-known and scouted player has faded in recent years from being considered the top player on the island, but still has good hands and hitting tools to be MLB regular if he ever surprises clubs and decides to defect.
Rookie Eligible, In MLB & Top 50 Prospect Caliber
1. Xander Bogaerts, SS, Red Sox
2. Christian Yelich, OF, Marlins
3. Mike Zunino, C, Mariners
4. Carlos Martinez, RHP, Cardinals
5. Michael Wacha, RHP, Cardinals
6. Travis D'Arnaud, C, Mets
7. Danny Salazar, RHP, Indians
8. Matt Davidson, 3B, Diamondbacks
9. Casey Kelly, RHP, Padres
10. Jake Marisnick, CF, Marlins
11. Sonny Gray, RHP, A's
12. Jarred Cosart, RHP, Astros


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A practical gift box selection of wine-related accessories for the modern wine lover. This collection contains a Vacu Vin Wine Saver, a WineWeaver wine aerator in the colour of your choice and a Murano Corkscrew from Waiter's Friend, all elegantly housed in an attractive Festive Red giftbox tied with ribbon and a hand written gift tag.
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By PAUL LOCHER
Staff Writer
PLAIN TWP. -- The Fort Tyler tumulus, unfortunately, ended up going the way of so many other Indian earthworks in Wayne County.
In his 1878 "History of Wayne County, Ohio," author Ben Douglass recorded that Thomas Bushnell of Hayesville, Ashland County, whom he identified as "an archaeologist of local repute, having for half a century had knowledge of this tumulus, and believing that the interests of archaeological science might be promoted by exploring it, resolved to penetrate it, and see if within its depths there was not an answer to its own dark mystery."
On June 17, 1877, Bushnell, aided by George C. Andrews and John Blanford, began excavating the earthwork. They reportedly started digging in the center of the mound, and after digging down about six feet, discovered a human skeleton.
"Some of the bones ... were entirely gone, others much wasted, and others, again, in a fair state of preservation," wrote Douglass. The excavators believed the body, that of a male about 6 feet tall, had been undisturbed since the time of its interment. They pronounced the "structural intention" and contour of the body as being "rather massive and heavy."
Douglass further added, "The thigh bones, femur heads and sockets were large. The skull was in pieces, with the exception of the upper part and frontal section, and directly underneath where it lay, was a deposit resembling fine sifted dirt. The forehead was low, but the general cranial development was full."
In continuing his description of the skeleton, Douglass noted that 10 sections of vertebrae were found in a fair state of preservation. "The nasal bone was readily identified, though the teeth and jawbones were missing. The shoulder blade and ribs were present." Douglass said, "The arm, hand and finger bones were in an exceptionally well conditioned state, and seemed to be near the center of the chest region of the skeleton, a proof that the arms were folded in death. The bones lower than the ankle joint were entirely gone."
The overall position of the skeleton, the historian wrote, "was face-upward, indicating a civilized burial." Bushnell was unable to detect the slightest trace of a coffin, but a stone weighing more than 200 pounds was found lying in the abdominal region of the skeleton.
Members of the family that had owned the Tylertown property over the years had no knowledge of any burial in the mound, and Bushnell, who had repeatedly visited the site over a 50-year-period, said there had been no interment there.
Source: "History of Wayne County, Ohio" by Ben Douglass
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For the past 4 months or so, I have been working on a tool for generating fonts out of icons. This tool allows you to select a number of icons, and then you can assign these icons to different letters. The resulting font will therefore be small and efficient for web embedding using the @font-face rule.
You can also download a free version of this tool if you go to the Downloads page.
I'm still trying to find the best method for selling the full version. Do you think it fits any of envatos marketplaces or categories? And how much do you think it should cost?
Any thoughts or suggestions is appreciated
By the way, if you care, that promotional web site that I've made for this product is responsive, and it has a high google page speed of 94
This is amazing Jim!!! I think you should find your own way to sell it
Update: the full version of IcoMoon is now available for sale for only $30
What browsers does it work in?
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What browsers does it work in?
You mean in what browsers you can use the generated font? @font-face font embedding is supported in even IE6 . http://caniuse.com/#search=font-face
However, before and after pseudo elements are not supported in IE6 and IE7 . So depending on the way you use your web font, browser support for it varies.
Haha! What are the chances to find the guy that made IcoMoon here on ThemeForest? Great job! I really like it! However I have a question. Can I use the free icons in templates here on ThemeForest? I plan to purchase the full version, but right now, being relatively new here, I need a way to get started.
Looks nice. I've saw similar project on github, but they have only social icons.
Hi Keyamoon,
I first discovered your website a couple of months ago and I instantaneously felt in love with. It is an awesome service you are offering to everyone. Big fan of your website. Nice Job!
I would really want to know how to you make these fonts, I've been trying to generate my own fonts with your site and it's awesome, but I want to be able to do my own fonts with custom shapes. I would appreciate some indication here. Thanks.
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I would really want to know how to you make these fonts, I've been trying to generate my own fonts with your site and it's awesome, but I want to be able to do my own fonts with custom shapes. I would appreciate some indication here. Thanks.
You can upload your own shapes to the same app in .svg format. You can pretty much do anything with it.


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I've read some interesting articles about the anti-adoption movement.
There is a lot of corruption in the adoption industry as it stands today. The fact that it is a multi-billion dollar industry is problematic in itself. Some state that guardianship instead of adoption is more respectful of the children involved.
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No one has introduced more people to the secret realm of espionage than James Bond. The man we know as 007 has been the brutally handsome face of clandestine operations for more than half a century, giving readers and movie audiences glimpses of a hidden world few could imagine.
Bond and his onscreen exploits represent fiction informed by the truth—some of it drawn from author Ian Fleming's own experience in covert operations as a WWII British naval intelligence officer. In books and on screen, the ablest agent of British Secret Intelligence service MI6 faces threats—from Cold War cliffhangers in the Caribbean to mass-media manipulation in the 1990s—that seem fantastic at the time, but sometimes foreshadow future headlines.
In Bond's flamboyant adventures, he tantalizingly deploys techniques and technologies that genuine spies use—or will, when fact catches up with cinematic imagination. His onscreen gadgets are said to have inspired innovations in disguise and communications technologies by real intelligence agency technical services units.
Experts and former intelligence officers explore the intersecting powers of James Bond in fiction and fact in this series, presented in conjunction with the International Spy Museum's exhibition Exquisitely Evil: 50 Years of Bond Villains. They place Bond and his nemeses in historical context, exploring how the evildoers and their plots have changed to reflect their times.
When Ian Fleming created James Bond in 1953, he drew on his own espionage career with British naval intelligence during WWII. Explore the roots of Fleming and Bond with Alexis Albion, an intelligence historian who served as a guest co-curator of Exquisitely Evil and is a former 9/11 Commission staff member. Learn how the Bond of Fleming's novels evolved to become the suave superspy universally known for his impeccable taste, quick wit, and incredible physicality. Albion is joined by Burton Gerber, a former CIA Clandestine Service Officer and Station Chief in critical Cold War hotspots, who uncovers the realities of operating behind the Iron Curtain.
Bond's fictional world changed after the fall of Communism—just as the collapse of the Soviet Union brought the western intelligence community a range of challenges, from the absence of a major adversary to slashed funding. Hear from the International Spy Museum's Executive Director Peter Earnest, a former CIA Clandestine Service Officer, on the transition from the Cold War to the post-Soviet era, and how Bond's adventures mirror the real-world issues and villains of the late-20th century. Jack Platt, a former CIA Clandestine Service Officer, provides some chilling firsthand observations of the fall of the USSR, the decline of the Russian economy and way of life, and the growth of syndicated crime and corruption in the country.
The museum's former Historian and Exquisitely Evil co-curator Mark Stout, a former CIA intelligence analyst, brings you up to speed on the latest Bond villains and their connections to reality. How does Skyfall's Raoul Silva reflect Julian Assange of Wikileaks? How has radicalism and terrorism altered both Bond plotlines and our approach to intelligence? Cindy Storer, a former CIA officer in the Counterterrorism Center, adds perspective on how the intelligence business has changed in response to terrorism.
The museum's Adult Programs Director Amanda Ohlke explores the role of women in Bond's universe, from beautiful-but-deadly villains like Elektra King to Judi Dench's impressive take on spy boss M. Former CIA Officer Melissa Mahle discusses what it was like to undertake an espionage career in the shadow of the femme fatale. Did the Bond girl mystique help or hinder her career? She shares how she took control of the stereotypes and turned them upside down.
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On this page there are postcodes of Vega Alta (Puerto Rico). First of all, you can find the codes depending on administrative division of countries. You should click the link above in the list of places and just find post code you need.
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Big Ten Recognizes Spring Academic All-Conference Honorees
June 6, 2011
Park Ridge, Ill.—As the 2010-11 academic year comes to a close, the Big Ten Conference recognizes a total of 1,078 spring and at-large sports student-athletes who have been named to the Academic All-Conference team. The list of honored student-athletes features 95 baseball players, 80 softball players, 128 women's rowers, 55 men's and 48 women's golfers, 50 men's and 55 women's tennis athletes, 141 men's and 158 women's track standouts and 124 men's (representing ice hockey, volleyball, lacrosse, fencing, rowing and pistol and rifle) and 144 women's (representing water polo, ice hockey, fencing, synchronized swimming, lightweight rowing, lacrosse and pistol and rifle) at-large athletes. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, student-athletes must be letterwinners who are in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.
At least 15 Big Ten student-athletes have maintained unblemished GPAs. Six women's track and field student-athletes boast cumulative 4.0 GPAs in Illinois' Elizabeth Boyle (Sr., Secondary Education), Indiana's Vera Neuenswander (Gr., Graduate Counseling), Iowa's Kelsey Hart (So., Integrative Physiology) and Hannah Roeder (Gr., Public Health) and Minnesota's Kathryn Ritter (Jr., Pharmaceutical Studies) and Elizabeth Yetzer (Gr., Education). Also with perfect GPAs are Indiana softball player Kelsey Brannon (So., Elementary Education), Iowa men's tennis player Garret Dunn (So., Finance/Accounting), women's golfer Gianna DiGrazia (So., Human Psychology) and women's rower Anna Kolden (Sr., Elementary Education/Spanish), Michigan State men's golfer Dave Ellis (Jr., Finance), Minnesota men's track and field athletes Max Hanson (Gr., Applied Kinesiology) and Joey Schwecke (Sr., Applied Kinesiology), Ohio State men's tennis player Nelson Vick (So., Biology) and Wisconsin women's hockey player Becca Ruegsegger (So., African Language & Literature).
The conference office will also present the Distinguished Scholar Award at the end of the academic year. Student-athletes eligible for the Distinguished Scholar Award must be letterwinners in at least their second year in residence at their institution. Qualifying student-athletes must have earned a GPA of 3.7 or higher for the current academic year, excluding summer school. The Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Award was established by conference Faculty Representatives as an addition to the conference's Academic All-Big Ten program.
The complete listing of 2011 Spring and At-Large Sports Academic All-Big Ten honorees can be found by clicking the link at the top of the story.
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On average, a hair grows for 3 to 6 years. Average hair grows about half an inch each month during that time, but at the temples, it tends to grow a bit more slowly. After this time, it slows its growth for a few weeks, then rests for a few weeks before being shed. There are always people whose hair will grow longer than 3-6 years or for less time than that. Variation is normal, of course! Hair on the legs and in the armpits grows at a similar rate to scalp hair.
How Fast Does Hair Grow?
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A Full Year's Worth of "Weekend Projects"
By NCRS member Tom Benford! Part of enjoying your Corvette is the weekends spent tinkering before a Sunday drive. Whether updating to a modern brake system, repairing wear and tear, or installing a custom audio system, these projects make your 'Vette unique and enjoyable.
This book walks you through a full year's worth (52) of step-by-step weekend projects explaining the special tools, tips, and tricks involved. Each project takes less than a weekend and can be accomplished by enthusiasts of all skill levels.
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Spectracom Extends Local Service to the Asia-Pacific Region
Spectracom, a business of the Orolia Group, has extended its global service capability through a partnership with EZU Technologies. Joining Spectracom service centers in North America and Europe, EZU Technologies will support Spectracom users throughout the Asia-Pacific region from its facility in Hong Kong. Initially, services will include equipment calibration and repair services. Over time, more capability will be added... read more


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I've found where I thought the boot images were stored that load as BT3 is being booted which was in /etc/bootsplash/themes/Linux/images and copied them, changed them, and copied them back replacing the originals. However, when I boot, it STILL has the old BackTrack image with the "The quieter you are, the more you are able to hear" slogan at the bottom.
How is this possible? Obviously there must be a second location where these files are stored, however i have searched for all boot*.jpg, boot*.png, splash*.jpg and png etc and found only the ones I have changed.
Can someone tell me what I need to do to fix this and have my altered boot images show instead of the original bt3 boot image? Even the config file located in /etc/bootsplash/themes/Linux/config is pointing to the ones I created so I don't know what to do.
I was able to get the splash screen that loads in pieces changed last night no problem, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong with the boot image.
Thanks for the help in advance to anyone who helps.


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Explore highlights of the collection through a variety of tours.
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text: Chapman is going to be very expensive as relievers go. I think the market is limited with teams that can afford the luxury and the Reds really aren't one of them. The idea that the Reds could deal him for whatever they want is a Redszone delusion. The idea that the Reds can afford all these guys and replace Choo is another. They have in house replacements for Arroyo and they have some decent depth for the bullpen. The Reds need to retool with cheaper guys who can be productive players and dealing the one guy who can net 3 or 4 of them while having in house depth to replace him seems the way to go IMO.


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Topic: Trouble swallowing food
My girlfriend dx'd with Klatskin tumor early in July is now receiving
external radiation treatment, and has had about twenty treatments.
After about the second week she started to have pain in the upper
GI areas just below the esophogus. I read that this happens to patients
and should go away a few weeks after the radiation treatments end.
The problem is that this keeps her from eating. She is down to 107lbs
from 137, when this nightmare all started.
She is taking marinol to try to enhance her appetite, but that gives her a
headache. She tries Xantac for the heartburn like pain.
I have read about cachexia and the way that the tumor becomes nourished
instead of the nutrients going through the blood to the organs, tissue,
muscle and bones. Anyone with any suggestions on how she can
at least maintain some weight without feeling this pain? She is
wasting away.
Her oncologists were trying to get her to go on an oral chemo regimen,
but she trurned it down. She has been washing down extra strength
tylenol with her protein shakes. Solid food does not cause her nausea,
but pain.
I check this site several times a day and there is a lot of good infromation
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Wingate, N.C. - The Brevard College men's tennis team took a 4-2 lead with three matches to play in the de facto SAC regular season championship at Wingate University, but the #39 Bulldogs rallied back on courts 4, 5 and 6 to win 5-4 and capture the title.
The Tornados fall to 13-7, 7-2 SAC, while Wingate improves to 16-3, 9-0 in conference play.
Fernando Montemurro and Greg Machado put Wingate on the board first with their 8-6 victory over the Tornados on court no. 3. Scott McCormick and Beau Wills evened up the match on court no. 1, improving to 9-0 in the conference with their 9-7 victory over Andrew Owen and Flavio Rathsam. Matthew Lichtenstein and Braeden Patchell however gave the Bulldogs the 2-1 lead with their 9-7 win over Sam MacNeil and Cole Altizer on court no. 2.
McCormick evened the score in singles play, taking the match on court no. 1 over #36 Lichtenstein, winning in straight sets, 6-3, 6-4, snapping a two match skid in singles play. Sam MacNeil improved his record on court no. 2 to 9-0 in conference play as the freshman defeated Owen in straight sets, 6-4, 7-5. Wills made it a sweep through the first trip on the courts at the WU Tennis Complex as he outduel Rathsam on court no. 3, 6-3, 7-6 (10-4), leaving Brevard just one point away from clinching the match and winning the title.
However, almost similar to last year's match in the 2010 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference tournament, Wingate came roaring back, taking the match on court no. 6 behind Forbes' 6-0, 6-1 victory. Wingate evened the score on court no. 4 as Patchell defeated Altizer, 6-2, 6-2 and Montemurro clinched the match with his 6-1, 6-2 victory.
The Tornados will now wait to see where they are seeded in the 2011 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference, with seeds 3-6 playing on Wednesday morning at the Rock Hill Tennis Center in Rock Hill, S.C., while the top two seeds receive byes into the semifinal rounds.
Singles competition
1. Scott McCormick (BCM) def. #36 Matthew Lichtenstein (WIN) 6-3, 6-4
2. Sam MacNeil (BCM) def. Andrew Owen (WIN) 6-4, 7-5
3. Beau Wills (BCM) def. Flavio Rathsam (WIN) 6-3, 7-6 (10-4)
4. Braeden Patchell (WIN) def. Cole Altizer (BCM) 6-2, 6-2
5. Fernando Montemurro (WIN) def. Jarred Fisher (BCM) 6-1, 6-2
6. Ryan Forbes (WIN) def. Shane Apps (BCM) 6-0, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. Scott McCormick/Beau Wills (BCM) def. Andrew Owen/Flavio Rathsam (WIN) 9-7
2. Matthew Lichtenstein/Braeden Patchell (WIN) def. Sam MacNeil/Cole Altizer (BCM) 9-7
3. Fernando Montemurro/Greg Machado (WIN) def. Jarred Fisher/Shane Apps (BCM) 8-6


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The Next Step Program allows contract qualified Verizon associates who are members of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) or the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree in Telecommunications Technology from a participating college.
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'''He felt at this point it was in his best long-term interest to play in his home country for a year,'' said Evans. ''I don't think it was a matter of happiness or unhappiness. It's just something that he wanted to do.'''
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Little-known artists Gotye and Fun. are expected to reach new heights in the United States after their Grammy wins yesterday.
Some 28.1 million Americans watched the Grammy awards show on television - a predictable 30 per cent drop from last year's emotion-filled ceremony following the death of singer Whitney Houston, according to ratings data.
Despite the lower numbers, the 3.5-hour show broadcast live on CBS was the second-largest TV audience for the music industry's big night since 1993, and many critics gave the show a thumbs up.
"For the first time in too long, the Grammys telecast was a good time in and of itself — a refreshingly coherent celebration of our increasingly incoherent popscape," wrote Chris Richards of the Washington Post.
In the absence of new music from big names such as Lady Gaga or Beyonce, Sunday's Grammy show highlighted rising stars and younger artists and spread the top prizes over a wide variety of acts.
British folk band Mumford & Sons won Album of the Year for Babel, indie-pop trio Fun. won Song of the Year for We Are Young and Australian singer Gotye won Record of the Year for Somebody That I Used to Know.
Many of the winners and performers found themselves high on the iTunes sales chart on Monday, with Justin Timberlake leading the charge with pre-orders for his upcoming album The 20/20 Experience, his first since 2006.
Fun.'s album Some Nights and Babel were also among the Top 5 on the iTunes albums chart on Monday.
When the upcoming New York indie band released We Are Young as the lead single for their second studio album Some Nights in September 2011, it went largely unnoticed, only garnering some attention from online critics and quickly fading off the Billboard Hot 100 after debuting at No. 53, according to Deadline.com.
Fun., like Gotye, may have stayed relatively unnoticed had it not been for Fox's popular musical show Glee .
Both artists were covered in pivotal scenes, with Gotye's Some-body That I Used to Know performed by Glee's Matt Bomer and Darren Criss on April 10, last year.
"Gotye is one of those artists that's been around for a while," Criss told InsideTV.ew.com at the time. "I've been a Gotye fan for awhile.
"When you see the songs on the second page of the script — you open up and you'll see five or six songs and it doesn't say who's singing what — so when you see a song like that, you're like 'Oh my God! Please! Please! Please!'."
The performance kicked off a string of high-profile performances of Somebody That I Used to Know, including by Phillip Phillips on American Idol the next night and by Gotye and Kimbra on Saturday Night Live three days later.
It propelled the song to No. 1, turning it into a mega hit overnight, having only premiered at No. 91 in the U.S. in January, 2012, according to Deadline.com.
The success has gone both ways, with the Glee versions of Fun. and Gotye's songs also enjoying blockbuster sales.
Glee music supervisor PJ Bloom admitted he was reluctant at first.
"Glee doesn't break bands," he told Billboard last year. "We celebrate existing pop success — that's our core model."
But things have begun to change for both Glee and the Grammys.
Richards, of the Washington Post, wrote about yesterday's Grammys: "There were A-game performances, trophy-hoarders who deserved to win them and very few reasons to wince, grouse or wish you were watching 'Downton Abbey'."
Mikael Wood of The Los Angeles Times said smaller, intimate moments, like Rihanna's stripped down balled Stay, stood out among the bigger production numbers on Sunday night's show.
"In a 3.5-hour blur of high-tech spectacle, these performances felt like reaffirmations of core musical values — honest, unaffected, simple," wrote Wood.
Rob Sheffield at Rolling Stone Magazine noted that in the past few years "the Grammys bash has turned into the awards show that really aims to capture the crackle and sparkle of pop music, in all its demented excess. And last night was full of demented moments. It had R&B crooners and big-cheddar teen smoothies."
Sheffield said Taylor Swift's Alice in Wonderland-themed opener "set the tone for a whole night of over-the-top performances."
Sunday's telecast also featured Sting, Rihanna and Bruno Mars joined Ziggy and Damian Marley in a tribute to late reggae singer Bob Marley. Elton John teamed up with Mumford & Sons, Mavis Staples, Zac Brown Band and Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes for a tribute to late US rock musician Levon Helm.
The 2012 Grammy telecast attracted 39.9 million viewers and was the second-largest Grammy TV audience ever, thanks largely to British singer Adele's six wins and performance comeback after throat surgery and the drowning death of Houston in a bathtub in a Beverly Hills hotel the night before show.
Reuters, with Aja Styles.