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September 2013
September Events:
9/4 Request for Sustainability Fund proposals released.
9/ 6, 2pm refreshments, 2:30 lecture: New Horizons in Engineering Seminar – our future energy resources., BH Snell 213
9/12, 7pm: Bidder 70 -film about Tim DeChristopher. Student Center Forum
St. Lawrence U. Climate Conference –September 17-19, 2013, Eben Holden Hall:
In the News:
CU Research Team Analyzes Health of Lake Ontario
CU Celebrates Grand Opening of Wind Turbine Blade Test Facility
Air Purification System Researched at Granted FDA Clearance
CU Research Team Analyzes Relationship Between Frogs and Roads
CU Students Develop Potsdam Sewage Treatment Model
Projects, research, classes… sustainability is indeed being integrated into everything we do on campus. Read below and see links to events and research to stay abreast of sustain@clarkson!
$CORE to be Piloted this Fall Semester
Students from the Sustainable SYNERGY club are initiating a program, $CORE (Student and Community Outreach on Rental Efficiency), which will increase the water- and energy-efficiency in off-campus student housing. This program strives to educate the renters and landlords on how to lower their energy bills by making their homes more efficient through simple and inexpensive adjustments, such as using energy efficient light bulbs or setting thermostats to optimal temperatures. Clarkson student energy assessors will go to students' rental homes and provide nearly $50 in free materials, including compact fluorescent light bulbs, low-flow shower heads, and window sealants. This program will be the first of its kind to launch in the northeastern United States. Interested in being an auditor or having an audit completed in your apartment? Contact Emma or Connor.
Clarkson's student leaders of the $CORE program will present their concept at the Climate Conference Sept. 18, 4 pm in Eben Holden Hall @ SLU.
S13 Sustainability Fund Projects to Reduce Solid Waste Generation
Two projects funded through 2013 Sustainability Fund grants aim to increase the use of re-useable items instead of their disposable counterparts.
One project is using the funds to subsidize the sale of Nalgene water bottles to students, especially freshmen. The goal is to reduce purchase and use of disposable bottled water and to make the most use of our growing number of water bottle refilling stations, which were installed through a S12 Sustainability Fund grant. Water bottles will be sold in the student center for the next couple of weeks.
The second project was organized by a student team and Campus Dining Services. Re-useable to-go boxes are now available so you don't have to take and throw away a paper box. AND – you don't even need to clean and store your reusable box! Simply return the box to a campus eatery and get a token to be used to get a returnable box the next time you are getting food to go. The most important aspect to making this project succeed will be keeping the boxes in circulation. Please return the boxes promptly!
Do you have your own ideas to make campus more sustainable? Look for an announcement the first week in September with the details for submitting a proposal to the Sustainability Fund.
Freshmen Welcomed with Sustainable Jeopardy Game Show
A rousing game of Jeopardy was included as part of the first year student orientation to share with them the breadth of student projects and sustainability initiatives on campus. The team representing Cubley came in first and Price Hall second. All participants received a water bottle and winners will receive T-shirts and re-useable bags. The highlight of the evening was the response "What are toilets?" to the statement. "You can save thousands of gallons of water per year by only operating this appliance only when full." Of course the right answer was washing machines. Efforts to engage freshman with our culture of sustainability on campus will continue with their first year seminar.
Climate Change Conference at St. Lawrence University
Tim DeChristopher, an inspiring young man who used civil disobedience to disrupt the sale of oil and gas drilling rights in western states will be the kick off keynote speaker for the SLU Climate Conference. DeChristopher will speak about his use of peaceful uprising to reduce our dependence on fossil fuel to mitigate climate change. Other keynote speakers are highlighted in the events section to the left and are on the Clarkson Calendar.
As a prequel to the Climate conference, Bidder 70 the documentary about Tim DeChristopher will be shown on our campus Thursday Sept 12, 7 pm in the Student Center Forum.
Focus on a Sustainability Related Classes – Joe Skufca's MA363 Math Modeling class
Students in MA363 learn construction of system models by assembling a collection of component models. The course is built around large scale, open ended project problems. The goal of the first class project was to develop an end-to-end model of a PV powered Data Center that could then be used for optimal decision making. The students were tasked with performing the necessary literature review to develop a transient model that included light intensity, PV system power, a battery, and a data center, where the data center required power for both computing and cooling, with the cooling affected by the environmental conditions. The sustainability component shows up in the class discussions, where we (even as modelers) have to consider the question of "why are we modeling this …."
New Horizons in Engineering Seminar - Steven Zinkle to speak about materials engineering challenges in fission and fusion energy
Friday, September 6, at 2:30 p.m. in Clarkson's Bertrand H. Snell Hall Room 213. Refreshments will precede the lecture at 2 p.m. The lecture is free and open to the public.
Steven J. Zinkle, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Nuclear Science and Engineering Directorate chief scientist and corporate fellow, will speak next month about materials engineering challenges in fission and fusion energy. Zinkle's lecture will focus on the development and deployment of a diverse mixture of economic and environmentally sustainable energy sources, which are essential for international energy security. Nuclear (fission) power currently provides 20 percent of the nation's electricity. A variety of fission and fusion energy concepts is under consideration for meeting future energy needs. http://www.clarkson.edu/news/2013/news-release_2013-08-19-1.html
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Former ILLINOIS Business Professor Receives Nobel Prize in Economics
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced yesterday the awarding of the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel for 2012 to Alvin E. Roth, currently a visiting faculty member at Stanford University. Roth was a faculty member in the Departments of Business Administration and Economics at ILLINOIS from 1974 to 1982. He shares the award with Lloyd S. Shapley, a professor at the University of California, for their work on market design and matching theory.
According to the RSA press release, Shapley is credited with a theory that enables optimum matching between agents in a cooperative arrangement. A key issue for economists has been how to ensure that a systematic matching "is stable in the sense that two agents cannot be found who would prefer each other over their current counterparts."
Roth is recognized for his work extending and applying Shapley's results. Through his efforts, Roth "helped redesign existing institutions for matching new doctors with hospitals, students with schools, and organ donors with patients."
Larry DeBrock, Josef and Margot Lakonishok Endowed Dean of the College of Business and a co-author of a 1981 research paper with Roth, expressed his congratulations upon receiving the news. "Al is a brilliant economist with an uncanny ability to form applicable insights from conceptual ideas. His work has had remarkable real world impact on important allocation problems. He was an outstanding colleague during his years hear at the College of Business. Everyone on campus should be proud of his achievement."
Poets & Quants tells a good story about Roth: http://poetsandquants.com/2012/10/16/hbs-professor-wins-nobel-prize/

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Each bite of these sweet treats bursts with cherry and chocolate flavor, making it hard to avoid the temptation to eat bonbons all day!
Preheat oven to 350°F. In small bowl, combine flour, cocoa and baking powder; set aside. In medium bowl, cream butter and sugar using electric mixer. Add egg and cherry juice to sugar mixture; mix well. Stir in flour mixture; mix until just combined.
Shape dough into 1-in. balls. Place on ungreased cookie sheet, 1 in. apart. Gently press down center of each ball with thumb to create an indentation. Place a cherry in each indentation.
Bake 12-14 minutes or until cookies are lightly browned. Cool cookies 3 minutes on cookie sheet. Transfer to cooling grid; cool completely.
Melt Candy Melts following package instructions. Drizzle over cooled cookies.
Makes about 24 cookies.
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Internal Audit
The Internal Audit Office was established by the Board of Supervisors as an independent appraisal function to examine and evaluate county activities as a service to the county executive and all levels of management. The office conducts performance audits and management advisory projects covering operational, financial, and information technology areas.
Internal Audit reports directly to the county executive. Our audits are conducted in accordance with Government Auditing Standards.
Types of audit projects include:
- Operational Audits
- Business Process Audits
- Information Technology Audits
- Management Advisory Projects
- Follow-up Reviews
Other areas of Internal Audit focus and involvement
Performing contract related review projects upon request
- Architect & engineer (A&E) reviews
- Pre-award reviews
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- Coordinating and investigating allegations of fraud or ethics violations
- Coordinating and obtaining answers for employee ethics questions
- Participating in an advisory capacity during systems development life cycle (SDLC) projects
- Providing training and make presentations to increase knowledge and raise awareness about risk, internal controls, fraud and ethics
"Auditing is essential to government accountability to the public. Audits and attestation engagements provide an independent, objective, nonpartisan assessment of the stewardship, performance, or cost of government policies, programs, or operations, depending upon the type and scope of the audit."1
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WATCH: Billy Crystal's Emotional Tribute to Robin Williams at Emmy Awards
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Billy Crystal gave an emotional tribute to Robin Williams during Monday's Emmy Awards.
Following an in memoriam montage for all the beloved stars lost over the last year, featuring a performance by Sara Bareilles, Crystal eulogized his longtime friend by recounting his comedic gifts and warm spirit.
It was incredibly moving.
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Edward C. Marshall, 14th Attorney General
An 1881 article in the Sacramento Bee recalls Marshall's handling of a particularly disruptive crowd, wherein Marshall coolly addressed the audience, ". . . I want it to be understood that I came here to make a speech tonight, and I am going to do it, or else there will be a funeral or two." Died in San Francisco in 1893.


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Frequency domain Study help needed.
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October 4, 2012 6:38pm UTC
Frequency domain Study help needed.
I am attempting to do a frequency domain study in order to find what my resonant frequencies are. I keep encountering an error and do not know how to resolve it. the error reads:
"Failed to find a solution for the initial parameter.
Out of memory during LU factorization.
Returned solution is not converged."
it is a piezoelectric material sandwiched by a top and bottom electrode. The top is assigned a voltage while the bottom is ground. Please help, I have included the model in hopes that someone can see what i may be missing.
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October 5, 2012 5:30am UTC in response to Doyle Baker
Re: Frequency domain Study help needed.
I'm not by my WS so I cannot check your model, but if you use the frequency sweep to identify modes one often get into trouble with the limited damping that is in the model (by default, except if you add some explicitely) that tend to make the solver fail at the first sharp peak.
Another issue is that the peaks are far appart and often narrow and the solver must either take small steps to not jump over any, or you must know and guide it where the peaks are.
Therefore I always run an eigenfrequency scan, and then generate a set composed of a series of
{range(,,,) range(,,) ...}
lines for my frequency scan values,
Unfortunately, I do not know how I can easily define in COMSOL such ranges as "parameter" and quickly plot them out over an eigenfrequency scan to ensure I have enough points, so often I miss something and have to resolve, which is ennoying as it takes a long time
I have suggested some improvement here already a few years ago, this I have not seen arrive, but many other things yes (COMSOL developpers are really reactive on our suggestions),
Even a small script that detect the eigenmodes of a scan and proposes a time stepping could be made. It looks like the COMSOL developpers do not really model many true engineering cases of complex mode shape, under tighht time stress, which is our job, as end user ;)
Good luck
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October 5, 2012 2:45pm UTC in response to Ivar Kjelberg
Re: Frequency domain Study help needed.
So how would you plot impedance in 4.2. I have done a frequency domain sweep and it shows some displacement after I apply 5V to the terminals.
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October 6, 2012 8:28pm UTC in response to Doyle Baker
Re: Frequency domain Study help needed.
a comment:
in your model, add a Definition View, then under the sub node Camera deselect Preserve aspect ratio, it helps for MEMS cases and it's easier to select in this view, then you can easily switch between the true and scaled view
For admittance, have you checked the COMSOL predefined parameters linked to the terminal port ?
See Results Derived Values - Global Evaluation - select variables (>< icon, or type CNTRL SPACE in the Expression field)
Good luck
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Kickoff Relay Season with Colleges Against Cancer Club and the
American Cancer Society. Learn more about our 4th Annual Relay for
Life which will be held in March 2013. Attendees will be able to
sign up teams, join committees, and find out this year's Relay
Want to get started now? Go to http://www.relayforlife.org/mtstmaryny
to sign up your team and start fundraising!
For more information, contact Caitlin Houlihan in Student
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California Chrome wins Preakness, keeps Triple Crown hopes alive
The hopes of a horse racing Triple Crown are still alive after Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome won Saturday's Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore. California Chrome sat third most the race before breaking out front in the final turn and beating Ride On Curlin to the line for the win. California Chrome is the 13th horse to win the first two legs of the Triple Crown since 1978, when Affirmed made history by winning all three. Affirmed is the last horse to accomplish the feat. Social Inclusion finished third. The Belmont Stakes will complete the Triple Crown on June 7th.
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McKissick Museum presents Morriss photography exhibit
McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina will exhibit the works of F. Tobias Morriss, a beloved adjunct instructor who was tragically killed earlier this year, Aug. 28 – Dec. 18.
F. Tobias Morriss
Titled "Silver Yana: The Photography of F. Tobias Morriss," the exhibit features black-and-white images processed with silver gelatin, which produces a stark, haunting effect.
Also part of the exhibit are handmade cameras and some of Morriss's works that have appeared in Illinois, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and South Carolina. The exhibit is curated by Eric Plaag.
A native of New Orleans, Morris moved to Columbia in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina and became an adjunct instructor of photography at USC in 2006. He mentored photography students and helped non-photographic artists hone their craft and discover inventive solutions to overcoming philosophical and mechanical artistic challenges, until he died in February in a motorcycle crash.
A public reception is set for 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 9, on the second-floor lobby of the museum.
For more information, visit www.cas.sc.edu/MCKS/, or call 803-777-7251.
McKissick Museum is located on the University of South Carolina's historic Horseshoe with available parking in the garage located at the corner of Pendleton and Bull streets. All exhibits are free and open to the public. Museum hours are 8:30 a.m. – 5p.m. Monday thru Friday and 11a.m. – 3 p.m. Saturdays. The museum is closed on Sundays and holidays.
'Silver Yana'
- What: Exhibit of the photography of F. Tobias Morriss
- When: Aug. 28 – Dec. 18
- Where: McKissick Museum


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Haylor break-up song?
Listen to Taylor Swift on iHeartRadio
Just a day ago, Taylor Swift tweeted that she was back in the studio, doing what she does best. But it would have been a little too soon for an official "Haylor" break-up song to be leaked on the internet. But a YouTube video with lyrics surfaced online, of such a tune, with the singer sounding eerily like T-Swift, causing many to think it was really her.
The songs lyrics obviously call out Harry Styles:
"Those green eyes, those lips"
"New York City, what a beauty to our eyes, you held my hand for the first time."
"No one's ever gonna sing Stevie Wonder to me again."
"I'll miss your kiss and your curly hair."
"You walk around naked and cover my eyes."
The song is was titled "I'm Alright," but usually Swifty's songs are a little bit more subtle. This song is blatently about Harry. "I'm Alright" was recorded and uploaded to a SoundCloud page by "JerseyGreenII" and later made its way to YouTube and to the ears of everyone expecting Taylor's next big break-up anthem.
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This is a short entry for those other Sun employees who have 64-bit Windows machines at home who wish to be able to connect to SWAN via the VPN without resorting to running OpenSolaris or Linux inside a VM.
Cisco do not provide a 64-bit compatible VPN client for free. However, a third party, Shrew Soft, do. Shrew Access Manager can be downloaded from http://www.shrew.net/download/vpn - I can confirm that development build 2.1.5-rc4 definitely connects to SWAN on Windows 7 release.
The steps to configure this are very basic:
- Download and install Shrew Access Manager (http://www.shrew.net/download/vpn)
- Visit the Sun download library (https://downloadlibrary.central.sun.com/) and download vpn_client_profiles.tar.gz. This file can be found by following the download trail for VPN 3000 and selecting Linux as the client
- Extract the relevant pcf file for your GEO (in my case this is EMEA_UK.pcf)
- From Shrew Access Manager select File->Import to import the relevant pcf file
- Connect and enter your Sun VPN userid and provide a token generated with button 8 on the token card
It's also worth pointing out that I also have Punchin configured, so ITOps have a public certificate for me on file.
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Five parts today.
I don't think the drawing looks much like Neil Patrick Harris at all.
I said it before a couple of weeks ago but Rose McGowan is taking this Liza Minelli 70's thing a little far.
Cara Santana and Jesse Metcalfe out at Chateau Marmont.
Demi Moore sent this to Rumer Willis for her birthday. Interesting.
Tom Hardy poses with a dog in London.
Apparently Tara Reid thinks she looks good in bikinis because she keeps taking photos of herself wearing them.
Tori Spelling chose to cover up this weekend while
Bethenny Frankel did not.
Will Arnett is ready for that TMNT sequel.


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Local bike riders have found the body of a 24-year-old motorcyclist more than 30 hours after he was apparently thrown from his motorbike after leaving a party at Nelson Bay in the Hunter region.
Police say the mountain bikers came across the body of the man in bushland about 11am yesterday.
Investigators believe the body had lain next to the mangled bike in bush by the side of the road for around 31 hours.
It's believed the rider left a party about 4am on Thursday and crashed into a tree at high speed not long after.
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Fox's Economic Argument For Secession Would Actually Create A "Confederacy of Takers"
Fox News' The Five argued that petitions created and signed by people calling for secession from the United States following President Obama's re-election were justified because conservative-leaning "red states" are more financially responsible than liberal-leaning "blue states." But data shows that secession would lead to what is being called a "Confederacy of Takers" because "red states" tend to receive more in federal benefits than they pay in taxes, while "blue states" typically receive less.
In 2011, Obama established a mechanism [1] for people to create and sign petitions on the White House website, and if any petition receives [2] 25,000 or more signatures within 30 days, White House officials will respond to the petition. In the days following Obama's re-election, people have filed [3] secession petitions for several states, including Mississippi and Alabama.
Fox's The Five gave credence to the states calling for secession, suggesting that some of the red states that filed the petitions have an economic argument. Co-host Greg Gutfeld proposed pitting "red states" featured in the secession petitions -- such as Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas -- against "blue states" and seeing who succeeds financially. Guest co-host and Fox regular KT McFarland suggested it was the "richer states," particularly the Southern states, that will have to bail out "bankrupt" states like California. Co-host Kimberly Guilfoyle was similarly frustrated at states "sponging off the states that are making money."
However, according to 2010 data compiled [4] by Talking Points Memo from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis and the Internal Revenue Service, "red states" generally are receiving more from the federal government in benefits than they pay in taxes when compared to "blue states." Indeed, a chart made by TPM shows that several of the states calling for secession (and defended by Fox News) pay on average less in taxes than they receive in federal benefits:
The Washington Post's Dana Milbank offered similar arguments [5] in a November 13 column on the irony of "red states" wanting to secede from the union. He showed that the majority of "red states" receive "far more from the federal government in expenditures than they pay in taxes," citing statistics from an analysis of tax and revenue data by the nonpartisan Tax Foundation in 2006:
Red states receive, on average, far more from the federal government in expenditures than they pay in taxes. The balance is the opposite in blue states. The secession petitions, therefore, give the opportunity to create what would be, in a fiscal sense, a far more perfect union.
Among those states with large numbers of petitioners asking out: Louisiana (more than 28,000 signatures at midday Tuesday), which gets about $1.45 in federal largess for every $1 it pays in taxes; Alabama (more than 20,000 signatures), which takes $1.71 for every $1 it puts in; South Carolina (26,000), which takes $1.38 for its dollar; and Missouri (22,000), which takes $1.29 for its dollar.
Since the effort gained attention this week, copycats in all but a few states have joined the petition drive. To be fair, White House officials could refuse the secession petitions of states Obama won, such as New York (which gets only 79 cents on its tax dollar), Michigan (85 cents) and Colorado (79 cents).
What would be left is a Confederacy of Takers, including relatively poor states such as Alaska, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi. One of the few would-be Confederacy members that pays more than it receives is Texas, which because of oil money is roughly break-even at 94 cents of benefits for its tax dollar. (The statistics, from an analysis of tax and revenue data by the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, were published in 2006, but the broad pattern doesn't vary much over time.)
Co-host Eric Bolling eventually made this very point, saying, "if you break it down by red or blue, the red states definitely receive more than they put in."
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Why do you think anything has been burnt? Nothing new has been shown.
The Dev Team would not be so stupid.
Apple chipsets:
iPhone 4, iPad 1, iPod Touch 4G = A4 chipset
iPhone 4S, iPad 2 = A5 chipset
iPad 3 and possibly next iPhone = A5X
Just needed to clarify this for some people.
Now OT, I will wait for an iOS 6 JB just like I have since iOS 3 and then proceed to tweak the heck out of it.
I am fully aware of what a beta is.
We will have to see what is in the release version.
I disagree for the one thing you listed about no jailbreak yet because people should know already to not update their A5 devices and A4 users like myself can downgrade if we don't like it
I have update iOS 6 beta 3 on my device.
jailbreaking iPhones is legal within the u. s., though Apple has declared that the apply "can violate the warrantee
Of course, for alittle minority of you, iOS 6 could negate the requirement for jailbreaking. enhancements like fullscreen mode in safari, Facebook and Twitter links in Notification Center, and new options for several of the stock apps may mean that the tweaks you jailbreak for are not any longer necessary.
You think that I might give up Jailbreaking?
Are your posts just to advertise your business in your sig link?
He/she has got a point confucious, some people like my buddy will only jailbreak for certain things like 3G FaceTime. He's uninterested in all the rest although I think that comes from a lack of understanding. I for one will never give it up because of themes alone. Not to mention all the extra tweaks that interest me. Apple will probably never include theme customization of any sort in IOS...
Actually, Jailbreaking your iPhone is NOT illegal in the USA. While it is OK to JB your phone tablets are still a little gray. The DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) made the acception in 2010 and it will be up for review at the end of 2012.
You are correct that JB will void your warranty, although only if Apple can catch you. I have been through 3 iPhone 4S models for various hardware issues, all we jailbroken then restored before returning to Apple, Apple was non the wiser so my warranty is still intact.


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I suggest you take a look here: http://www.offensive-security.com/me...urity_Training
I have Backtrack 4 R2 installed and have started using it and going through tutorials on the web. I have a question which I haven't been able to find the answer for yet.
What is the relationship between the exploits(*.rb) found in the metasploit exploit folder
and the exploit files downloaded from exploit-db.com in
In the exploitdb folder there are some .rb files as well as other source code for exploits.
When I 'use' an exploit in metasploit I assume those listed are from '/pentest/exploits/framework3/modules/exploits' as well as when I 'search' from the msfconsole.
Is this correct? If so how to I use the exploits from the exploitdb folder?
Many thanks in advance.
I suggest you take a look here: http://www.offensive-security.com/me...urity_Training
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
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My traffic shaper will NOT manage upload speeds. Ive done everything I can
think of. Different PCs, different cards, different versions of m0nowall.
Ive deleted upload rules. Ive tried everything. It manages the download
speeds flawlessly, and impressively. But the upload Is untouched no matter
what I do. If I set it to both 128kbps both ways, the download speed is
perfectly throttled, but the upload is untouched. Right now I have it set to
something like 1000 down, and 75 up through a bridged connection between my
WAN and my OPT interface. Every once in a while, if I fool around long
enough, it will work. But then after a few mins, or if I make one settings
change, it will stop working, regardless of where I made the change. I've
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Anyone got blank stickers in Europe? Some good waterproof ones?
PM me
Still got the 7 roll of stickers for sale/trade. Hit me up. Also got 30 empty O-ink markers with mo-hair nibs.
If anyone's got a shitload of blank stickers in Europe hit me up (Sale)
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also got 2 used mini wides and 2 brand new mini wides, taking offers on those
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ALSO painty makers. i need them also.
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(NEWSER) – Who knew the Pogues' "Streams of Whiskey" was more than just a metaphor? A mix-up at a Chivas Brothers plant in Scotland in the wee hours of Tuesday morning resulted in around 4,750 gallons of whisky—about $750,000 worth—getting flushed down the drain, reports the Scottish Sun. The mistake occurred during the night shift; workers washing out the equipment were supposed to drain the water and cleaning solution from the tanks, but the whisky got released instead.


text: You would think being on a show for nine years on a hit network show would provide you with some type of financial stability, but not if you are the legally and personally challenged Gary Dourdan. The former CSI actor has filed for bankruptcy and says that he only has $321 in disposable income despite a monthly salary of $15,000. The actor says he is filing for bankruptcy to try and save his home from foreclosure. If you are wondering where all of his money went, it presumably went up his nose. When you are on a show for nine years and have only $3K in your bank account, you did something with the money. He chose to do drugs with his money.


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One of the aims of ALSA is to provide full compatibility for OSS applications. ALSA has a powerful OSSEmulation which provides the following OSS devices:
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Some distributions have the device files like /dev/midi0 and /dev/midi1. These are not for OSS. They are for tclmidi, which is a totally different thing.
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Pushback Growing to Planned Alamo Gun Rally
Push back is growing to a planned 'open carry' gun rights rally which is set for Saturday on Alamo Plaza, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Several groups and prominent individuals, including State Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson, who wrote the state's concealed handgun law while he was a member of the Texas Senate, plan to gather at the Alamo carrying loaded rifles, including some weapons which are categorized as 'assault rifles.'
"We cannot stand by any longer in silence," says a statement by a group called 'Don'tComply.com,' which is one of the organizers. "They (police agencies) have been left unchecked too long. October 19th we will stand under weight or arms and declare 'THIS IS OUR LINE IN THE SAND!" We will stand as free men and women!"
Even though a concealed handgun license, which required a training course and a background check, are required to carry a handgun in a concealed holster, Texas law allows rifles and other long guns to be carried openly, without any training or permitting required.
Michelle Green, who heads the Texas chapter of a group called 'Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America' says that law, which dates to the 19th Century, was passed to make sure people could hunt game in rural areas unmolested, and it was never intended to allow people to carry AR-15s in the downtown areas of big cities.
"The thought of walking around a Wal-Mart or a Starbucks with a loaded long rifle is alarming, and it is completely disproportional to what anybody needs," Green said.
Gun rights advocates say it is not up to the government to decide what level of weapon they 'need,' and say the Second Amendment is clear that no laws can infringe on the right to bear arms.
Several people organizing the rally say they are concerned that police departments around the state are targeting law abiding gun owners. A man is on trial in Belton after he was arrested while carrying a long rifle down a country road while hiking with his son. DontComply.com says San Antonio Police Chief William McManus has authorized 'a policy of harassing law abiding citizens and gun owners.'
Green says most members of her group own guns and all support the Second Amendment. But they say carrying a loaded rifle to a downtown rally goes over the line for them.
"I think most of us understand the need for hunters to be able to carry their guns when they are hunting out the country," she said. But she called the Saturday rally 'alarming and sickening' and said the 'Come and Take it, Line in the Sand' organizers are a 'fringe group.'
Adding to the controversy is the fact that the Alamo is generally off limits to political rallies, and permission for dozens of political rallies were rejected by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas when they operated the Alamo. But the Alamo is now under the control of Patterson's General Land Office.
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Six potential drug overdose deaths in Cuyahoga County
(Cleveland)—The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's office says there were as many as six possible drug overdose deaths this past weekend. As to whether they were overdose deaths, the ME's office says confirmed testing has to be done, so the cases are still under investigation.
This comes the weekend after there were 23 suspected heroin overdoses in Lorain County, three of which resulted in death. Six people have been arrested in those cases, and police agencies in Lorain County have tied those arrests to a dangerous blend of heroin called White China.
In the Cuyahoga County cases, medical examiner Dr. Thomas Gilson says testing of the cases will be expedited to determine causes and manners of death, and will coordinate with local, regional and federal agencies as appropriate.
Gilson is expiditing these cases because of what happened in Lorain County, and because of a statewide epidemic of heroin overdoses. He is also hoping that friends and family of heroin addicts can understand that the sooner someone gets medical help after an overdose, the better the chances that the addict can survive and recover.
Through the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, Gilson says a heroin antidote kown as Naloxone can be obtained at MetroHealth Medical Center and the Free Medical Clinic of Greater Cleveland.
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I was JUST saying how much I really missed peach ice cream since going vegan. As soon as I manage to get an ice cream machine, I'm making this! Thanks!
Peach Melba Ice Cream
Fit for an opera star, the original peach melba kept all components separate: Ice cream melting coldly in one corner of the plate, raspberry sauce congealing somewhere nearby, and peaches slowly losing warmth all by their lonesome. The idea was that the warm fruits would bring up the temperature of the ice cream enough that it wouldn't threaten the precious vocal chords of Nellie Melba, Australian soprano of the late 19th century, and thus allow her to enjoy a frozen treat.
When executed properly, this concept is a brilliant study in simplicity, but for recreating at home, it's a bit more complicated to pull off. Integrate all of those elements into one make-ahead dessert that merely needs to be scooped and served, and you'll have one or two fewer things to worry about. Recipe and photo courtesy of Hannah Kaminsky, from Vegan a la Mode.* Reprinted with permission of the author and Skyhorse Publishing.
Makes about 1 quart
- 1 pound fresh, ripe peaches (about 3 medium)
- 14-ounce can (1 3/4 cups) full-fat coconut milk
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon arrowroot
- Pinch salt
- 1 tablespoon Limoncello, or 1 tablespoon vodka + 1/2 teaspoon lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2/3 cup seedless raspberry jam
- 2 tablespoons water
First things first, pull out your blender and add the peaches (pits removed), coconut milk, sugar, cornstarch, arrowroot, and salt to the container. Puree on high, until completely smooth; pass through a fine strainer to ensure there are no remaining pieces of unblended fruit in the final base, if using a lower powered machine.
Pour the peach and coconut puree into a medium saucepan and cook on the stove over medium heat. Stir often to make sure nothing sticks to the bottom of the pan, until the mixture comes to a boil. Cook for a minute longer, then remove from the heat. Add the limoncello and vanilla, stirring to incorporate.
Chill thoroughly in the fridge, at least 3 hours, before churning in your ice cream machine according to the manufacturer's directions. Meanwhile, microwave the jam for 30 seconds, just to loosen it up a bit without getting it too hot. Stir in the water, mixing until smooth and pourable.
Once finished but still soft, transfer scoops of the fresh ice cream to an air-tight container, and drizzle some of the jam over each addition. Lightly stir everything together, to marble the jam throughout but not completely mix it in. Once the jam appears to have been distributed in approximately even ribbons, cover and store in the freezer. Let rest for at least 4 hours to further solidify before serving.
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Sabres defenseman Rhett Warrener is out indefinitely after sustaining a concussion in Buffalos 5-2 victory Tuesday night against Philadelphia. Buffalo forward Taylor Pyatt also sustained a possible concussion and will not play Wednesday against the Rangers in New York, coach Lindy Ruff said.
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Using whatever criteria you want, what three outfielders would you choose for the All-Time Reds outfield? I'm very light on the first half of the 20th century, so let me know if I left anybody off. Since the 1950's, frankly we've had a tremendous number of good outfielders. I can see why in 1960, Reds fans named Edd Roush the top Reds player up to then.Excellent answer - Vada Pinson is one of those unsung players who was absolutely fabulous, but played in the shadow of many other great outfielders of his day (Robinson, Aaron, Mays, Mantle, Cededa, etc - and I know I'm leaving off some others).Vada Pinson or Eric Davis
Tough Question. I'll take Vada's Career (but I'd rather have Davis at his peak).
But Eric Davis in his prime was just unbelievable.
We've been blessed as Reds fans to have some very terrific outfielders down through the years. I doubt you could ever really do justice to an all-time Reds outfield.
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Index of African-Americans
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The information was abstracted from the local Grand Rapids Newspapers and other Michigan newspapers by Professor Carl Bajema. The information was placed in 9 three-ring binders and placed in the Local History Department of the Grand Rapids Public Library - Main Branch. These records cover a time period from 1830 - 1935.
A index was made by Evelyn Sawyer. This index is on our site with a brief description of the article. To find out exactly what the article contains you will need to contact the Grand Rapids Public Library. firstname.lastname@example.com.
A-B, Ca-Co,
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Main Entry = This is the column that is alphabetized. The information under this heading includes categories, locations, personal names and organization names. The categories are: Advertisement, Black, Civil War, Crime, Education, Emancipation, Entertainment, Event, Incident, Military, Miscellaneous, Organization, Political, Race Problem, Railroad, Religion, Slavery, Sports, Underground Railroad and Women.
Ethnic = AA = African-American, IN
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Name = y = name, n = no name
Title = A short discription of what the article contains
Source = The code for the newspaper in which the article was located
News Date = The date the article was found in the newspaper
Date = The month and day the article was found.
Year = The year the article was found.
Volume = The volume in which the article is located in the 3-ring binders at the Grand Rapids Public
Page = The page on which the article is located in the 3-ring binders at the Grand Rapids Public Library
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Primetime Super 60 AAU Basketball Tournament
For the second year, the Allstate Sugar Bowl will sponsor the Primetime Super 60 AAU Tournamentat at multiple locations in New Orleans on Memorial Day weekend. The primary headquarters of the event will be the Alario Center in Westwego. Last year's event featured nearly 300 boys teams from third-grade to 11th-grade playing 500 games as they booked an estimated 1,500 hotel rooms around the city. The tournament, hosted by SAAU Boys' Hoops, included young athletes from 18 different states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin.
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"The Sugar Bowl is well-known for staging one of the best college football games each year, but we also have a long and proud history with the sport of basketball," said Sugar Bowl CEO Paul Hoolahan. "We are very pleased to be a part of the Primetime Super 60 tournament and look forward to welcoming all of these young men and their families and fans to New Orleans for Memorial Day weekend."
The Sugar Bowl, which has a rich history with the sport of basketball dating back to 1936, is scheduled to sponsor three major high school tournaments this year. The roundball schedule began with the third annual Allstate Sugar Bowl National Prep Classic in January; it continues with the Primetime Super 60 tourney and will wrap up with the 60th annual New Orleans CYO High School Tournament in December. In addition, the Sugar Bowl Committee was a key part of the Local Organizing Committee for the 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four as well as the 2013 NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four this past spring.
The mission of the Allstate Sugar Bowl is to sponsor and promote amateur sporting events which will foster revenue and spark economic growth in the city of New Orleans and the state of Louisiana. Through all of its year-round slate of events, the organization has generated over $2 billion of economic impact for the city and the state in the last decade alone.


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Former Curatorial Interns Matthew Hyland and Gabrielle Moser will discuss The Power Plant exhibition Andrea Bowers: The Weight of Relevance (200708) as part of The Power Plant's 25th anniversary programming.
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Asustek has launched an Ion-based nettop, the EeeBox PC EB1501 in Taiwan.
The EeeBox PC EB1501 allows a full PC experience with built-in DVD burner, up to 4GB of memory, wireless connectivity and Windows 7 Home Premium, Asustek highlighted.
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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.
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ICL conducts research that solves complex problems in areas of computer science, information technology, communications, networking, and socio-technical systems. Research for public and private clients supports national security; emergency response; integration of health care systems; interoperability and security of interconnected systems; education and learning; technology strategy, planning, and decision support; development of public policy; and commercial product realization.
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WHEN David Cameron called for Army involvement in dealing with the country's flooding and weather emergency it meant action stations for many soldiers in Tidworth.
More than 100 soldiers from Tidworth-based 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers were sent to Berkshire and were busily engaged in building flood defences as part of a multiagency effort at Wraysbury.
The soldiers are from Zulu Company.
Meanwhile engineer soldiers from nearby Perham Down were sent to Dorset to help shore up sea defences with their heavy equipment.
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'''You have to learn things and experience them,'' Miller said. ''It just tells you the type of character person you are when you can battle through it. And I feel like the type of person who can step up to the challenge.'''
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Kanye West sued by photographer
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Kanye West is headed back to court thanks to the ire of infamous attorney, Gloria Allred.
According to reports, she will be representing the photographer who was allegedly attacked by Kanye at LAX last month.
While the City Attorney was not expected to file charges, the high-profile civil suit may add some pressure to prosecute.
Allred will be holding a news conference this afternoon.
No word on what Kim Kardashian thinks of this dust up. Stay tuned.
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It's easy to fall in love with the charms of Cibo. And who knows? Maybe some of that magic will rub off on your date, too. The building itself is a lovingly restored historic bungalow, with wood floors, a brick fireplace, pretty windows throughout, and an inviting front patio, which twinkles with white lights after sundown. Proprietors Tony and Karen Martingiglio and their son, Michael Krassner, run the restaurant with the kind of passion and personal service that makes first-timers feel as welcome as regulars, while Italian chef Guido Saccone creates scrumptious pizzas and lovely antipasti that will certainly help your cause to win someone's heart — through his or her stomach, of course. It's a classy but affordable menu. And if all that isn't enough to nurture a budding romance, well, there's always the Chianti.
To the uninitiated, chef Joshua Hebert's contemporary American restaurant concept may take some getting used to. He calls it "improvisational cuisine," and in the same way that a jazz musician gets in a groove and spins off an impromptu melody, Hebert plays around with ingredients in unexpected, unpredictable ways. And while some of the Valley's top chefs are constantly tweaking their menus based on what's in season, Hebert eschews a menu altogether. Instead, guests guide their dining experience with a checklist indicating how many courses they'd like, which featured meat and seafood appeals (or doesn't appeal) to them, whether they'll eat raw foods, and any other preferences. (If it's reminiscent of omakase dining at a sushi bar, where you trust the chef to feed you well, that's because Hebert did a stint at Tokyo's Miyako Hotel several years back.) Beyond that, dinner is a series of tasty surprises — scallop carpaccio with radish, pickled grapes, and squash blossom pesto; foie gras with citrus coulis and spun sugar; mushroom-braised veal with morels, peas and fresh mint. Seafood is Hebert's forte, but he's also fond of the exotic, like roasted kangaroo. To be sure, the Posh kitchen can handle the most finicky diners, but the customers who'll have the most fun will simply leave their meal in Hebert's capable hands.
Now this is what we call progress. After years of light-rail construction — when the streets were torn up, local businesses took a hit, and most of us avoided the area altogether — the Central Corridor has bounced back in a big way. Our favorite sign is the emergence of new restaurants along the rail path, exemplified by a charming neighborhood spot called Maizie's Café & Bistro.
Just steps from the station at Camelback and Central, it's hip, affordable, and friendly, thanks to the hospitality of the Miller family, who opened this place last year. And the menu at Maizie's has personality, from the "not your average quesadilla" (Brie, sun-dried tomatoes, artichoke hearts, and pine nuts in a spinach tortilla), to the bacon- and blue cheese-stuffed "inside out" burger, to the breakfast pizza (served on weekends). If Maizie's is a sign of good things to come along the light rail, it's a bright future, indeed.
In the midst of a gloomy summer that saw the demise of too many favorite Valley restaurants, the debut of The Parlor was undoubtedly a bright spot. To stop by on a weeknight in July (when many places in town were scraping by) you would've been fooled into thinking you were here on a weekend during tourist season, in a much better economy. What is everyone lining up for? A recession-proof menu of pizzas from the wood-fired oven (we love the one with Schreiner's sausage), handmade pastas, sandwiches, and killer craft cocktails like the basil gimlet, made with fresh herbs from the restaurant's own garden.
The atmosphere's great, too, thanks to an eco-friendly renovation of the 53-year-old building, which used to house Salon de Venus. That's right, father-and-son owners Dan and Aric Mei (who own Nello's in Ahwatukee) have tranformed a beauty parlor into a pizza parlor — and it's every bit the hit we'd hoped for.
The historic Coronado District's restaurant row, stretching along Seventh Street between McDowell and Thomas, is full of great restaurants, but to get to one of our favorite spots in the area, you'll have to take a small detour. Nestled in the residential heart of the neighborhood, Tuck Shop does have an unlikely location (before its opening, some locals pitched a fit, and the city had to limit its business hours to dinner). Still, it's worth seeking out for its cozy mid-century atmosphere and its Southern-influenced comfort food.
Fried chicken, red beans and rice with sausage and Creole shrimp, and juicy skirt steak with mashed Yukon potatoes are just a few highlights. Tuck Shop also has a reasonably priced wine list and excellent cocktails. As you can probably tell, Tuck Shop is quite a find.
To walk into Joe's Real BBQ, right in the middle of downtown Gilbert, you'd think you'd stepped right back in time to the 1940s. The building itself, all gorgeous red brick, was constructed in 1929 as a Safeway Pay'n'Takit (ah, they just don't make 'em like they used to), while the restored John Deere tractor in the middle of the dining room is an authentic '40s relic. And just like an old-fashioned cafeteria, you grab a tray and get in line to order up plates of slow-cooked meats smoked over pecan wood — beef brisket, luscious pulled pork, and pork ribs so tender you'll gnaw them down to the bones. Homemade root beer and retro sodas in glass bottles only add to the vintage vibe. Amazingly, Joe's Real BBQ has been in business since only the late '90s, but it's still a total blast from the past.


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1. first of all, do i need a seperate 7VDV battery pack for each motor? i think if i try to split the current from 1 pack to 2 motors, the current draw to each motor will be halved which would decrease my torque output, which is not good. am i right?
2. if i use a seperate 7v battery for each motor, how do i make a power regulator circuit for each one? i have no idea how to come up with the circuitry for it so help would be appreciated?
3. i also need to power up my microelectronics, which means that i need a seperate battery pack for them?? can i just use the battery output from one of the motors for powering the microelectronics?...i dont think my microcontroller draws more than 450 mA so the torque output of that one motor should not be affected too much......
[...] can someone give me a list of all kinds of circuits i need for my robot (e.g. h-bridges, power regulator etc.).....thnx!!!!!
anyways, i have decided that i am using 2 -7.2VDV motors and a microprocessor that uses 5V. I am going to use a single 9V battery for each motor and and and a 9V battery for the microprocessor. So I am going to place 3 - 9V batteries in parallel and connect them to a power regulating circuit and connect the circuit to my 2 H-bridges (each of which connects to a motor), AND the microprocessor. How would I go about creating such a circuit (i.e. what is the schematic of the circuit and what components does it have)?
[...] every page i go on, some dude uses random capatitance values
[...] and etc for his regulator circuit and they dont say anything about why or how they arrive at the circuit.
[...] and since i am a little tight on project time, i thought it might be helpful hitting the forums and having someone who has years of experience, to explain to me some basics in layman's terms.
i beleive this circuit here: http://That.Homepage.dk/PDF/24V+5V_PSU.pdf was refered by you regarding a similar topic. however, AGAIN i do understand where all the numbers and capacitance/resistance values and stuff like that come from.
2. i need to understand the circuit: i) for my own curosity, but if your dont have the time to explain it, you dont have to.
ii) because im not using the exact same voltage source (im using 7.2 V instead of 24V) and i want to find out if i have to change the resistance/capacitance values in the circuit.


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Huskies Heading to China in 2015, Will Face University of Texas
LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The University of Washington men's basketball team will take part in the first ever regular-season contest by a U.S. collegiate or professional team in China, as the Dawgs will face the University of Texas in Shanghai on Nov. 13, 2015, Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott announced today.
The non-conference game, which will be televised on ESPN live in the United States, is a major landmark event in the Pac-12's Globalization Initiative, which is an unprecedented effort to promote the Conference and its member institutions in China through student-athlete exchanges and sport.
"We're very excited to be a part of this trip and to represent the Pac-12," said University of Washington head coach Lorenzo Romar. "Basketball has become one of the most popular sports in China in the last decade and we're excited to get over there and compete. This will be a very unique educational experience for our team and we're really looking forward to it."
The vision for this event is to become an annual component of the Pac-12 men's basketball season with a Pac-12 team playing against a non-conference opponent. In addition to the event, the Pac-12 and the local Chinese host will develop ancillary events to promote the game and the participating universities.
"The Pac-12 and our universities are proud to be pioneers in China," said Commissioner Scott. "This event is a great step forward for our initiative designed to use sport and cultural exchange to support the international strategies that many of our universities have embarked on to extend their reach into China."
"We are excited to represent the Pac-12 as its launches this innovative addition to the basketball season," added University of Washington Director of Athletics Scott Woodward. "The event offers a unique bonding experience for the student-athletes early in the season and an excellent forum to showcase the university and connect with Washington alumni in China."
The game will tip at 11:00 a.m. local time in Shanghai, which puts it at 7 p.m. on the U.S. West Coast, and 9 p.m. in Texas. ESPN will broadcast it to a national audience.
In addition to the 2015 regular season game, Commissioner Scott announced that the Conference will send a Pac-12 All-Star Men's Basketball Team to tour in China in August 2014. The team will travel to at least two cities in China and play two to three exhibition games against top Chinese professional teams and one game against a leading Chinese university team.
Oregon State University Head Coach Craig Robinson will be the head coach and name a roster of 12-13 Pac-12 student-athletes. As part of the tour, the student-athletes will have the opportunity to experience Chinese culture, visit historic landmarks and engage with their Chinese counterparts and FUSC in official ceremonies and off-the-court activities.
"Beyond expanding our universities' presence in China, these tours will be transformative educational experiences for our student-athletes," said Commissioner Scott. "Our students and coaches return to their campuses with great memories of cultural exchange and an expanded worldview."


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The Aggies (12-1, 3-0) went on a late 12-2 run to vanquish the Redhawks, bouncing back from an early cold stretch in the second half. Reed, the team's lone senior, led the way with 20 points, including a number of fast-break dunks that fired up a smaller crowd for the team's WAC home opener.
Leading 34-28 at halftime, the Aggies failed to make a field goal for the first eight and a half minutes after intermission. But Preston Medlin and Marcel Davis led the way back, finishing with 18 and 13 points, respectively, while digging Utah State out of a three-point hole.
Reed, who had scored 13 points in the first half, put the finishing touches on the victory with clutch late baskets, rebounds and steals. He had 10 rebounds and two steals.
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Yup.... sorry Mea .
Not a problem, I enjoyed the insight on urns too. How about if anyone who wants to continue "urn talk" starts a new thread? And anyone who want to discuss online venues can continue here.
I agree Mea. The thread started as a good spot to learn what others are doing to build their on-line presence with a couple of great ideas being presented in the beginning and then we lost focus. It would be great if we could get back to that.
To expand on my earlier post about DRIP campaigns to describe what I am doing here to launch my new venture. I am new to the Sedona area and a "reborn" potter who has been away from clay for 20+ years. I have been doing research online and capturing names and email addresses for the 4 surrounding communities from places like: chamber of commerce members and boards, local art organizations and boards, city councils, local artists, cultural organization boards, local winery owners (yes, AZ has wine country and this is the spot) and my realtor got me a list of all home owners in the area with houses larger than 4000 sq ft. You get the idea - focusing on people who are pre-disposed to art. I have built this list to 5000 plus names over the last several months in odd moments.
When my studio is finally complete, I will launch the "opt-in" campaign to finalize my list and then start the DRIP campaign - most likely with the first communication announcing a Studio Open House. I plan to collaborate with a local, well known restaurant and a winery, so that we can leverage each other's marketing and create a win-win for all of us.


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MWL notes: Bradley proving his worth
D-backs first-rounder hitting 96 with fastball at South Bend
By Curt Rallo / Special to MLB.com | April 19, 2012 7:17 AM ET
But a last-minute deal put Bradley on the pitcher's mound in the Arizona Diamondbacks' farm system, and the 6-foot-4 right-hander isn't wasting any time proving his ability.
Bradley has flashed 96 mph speed and has a rainbow to go with his lightning.
"Archie is definitely a special, special guy, a special pitcher," Arizona farm director Mike Bell said. "His stuff is exceptional. His fastball has a lot of late life. He has a really good swing-and-miss curveball, and his changeup is coming, too."
Bradley is 1-1 with a 1.13 ERA in three starts. In 16 innings, he has allowed two runs and six hits, striking out 22 and walking six. He has been particularly tough on right-handers, striking out 13 without a walk. Against a red-hot Lansing team that won 11 of its first 12 games, Bradley pitched five no-hit innings before being taken out and settling for a no-decision.
Bell said that the D-backs aren't putting Bradley, the team's No. 2 prospect, on a fast track for the sake of a quick promotion to the big leagues.
"He's got the confidence," Bell said. "He believes in himself. I don't think he's going to have any trouble at the next couple of levels the way it looks right now, but we're also not necessarily in a rush to get him out of South Bend. We want to make sure we develop him at the right pace. We think he's in the right spot right now.
"He's a high school kid," Bell continued. "I don't think there is any advantage to start him out at a higher level. We have some time to do what's right for him."
Bradley said that he struggled with the decision to sign with the D-backs. The first-round pick and No. 7 overall selection in last season's Draft was well compensated for choosing baseball, picking up a $5 million bonus.
"I thought about it a long time," Bradley said. "It took me all summer to sign. It was a big decision.
"It was pretty nerve-racking. We talked to the Diamondbacks early in the morning the day of the deadline, and then we didn't hear from them until an hour before the deadline. You start realizing, you're 30 minutes away from going to college or going pro. The anticipation ... it's pretty exciting."
Bradley said his blazing fastball isn't the only weapon in his arsenal, but it is the heavy artillery.
"I kind of got blessed, I guess," Bradley said. "I don't know any other way to describe it. I've always thrown hard. I've always been a fastball-curveball guy. All my focus is on throwing a changeup, and throwing it consistently.
"I can still rear back and overpower people for the most part, but it's professional baseball now. Every guy can hit a fastball. It's not trying to overpower people. It's about knowing when to throw it. If you study hitters and study scouting reports, you understand counts, you understand when to rear back and throw a fastball by a guy, then most of the time you can overpower a guy. I try to be a student of the game."
Red hot: The Lansing Lugnuts won a franchise-record seven games to start the season and are 11-1 after 12 contests. Despite the great start, first-year manager John Tamargo Jr. still has a ways to go to get close to his father, who won more than 1,000 games as a Minor League manager.
Twin-sanity: Steve Selsky and his twin sister, Samantha, have a habit of doing things in pairs. They got identical scores on an SAT test. They suffered through hospital visits on the same day due to sports injuries. And when Samatha transferred to the University of Dayton for volleyball, it shouldn't have been a surprise when Steve was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds and assigned to ... Dayton, of course.
Fighting cancer: Peoria Chiefs pitching coach Tom Pratt was diagnosed with brain cancer and has been replaced on the Chiefs' staff by Ron Villone. Pratt is undergoing treatment in Arizona.
"First of all, our thoughts and prayers are with Tom Pratt and his family at this time," Chiefs president Rocky Vonachen said in a statement. "Tom is an important part of the Chiefs and Cubs family and we hope for a speedy recovery and encourage all our fans to keep him in their thoughts as he begins his battle against cancer. We also welcome Ron to the Chiefs organization and look forward to working with him during the 2012 season."
Pratt was on the Chiefs' coaching staff in 2005 and was also on the Daytona Cubs staff the last three seasons. The 61-year-old is a 13-year veteran of the Cubs organization. He pitched with Kansas City and California from 1969-73.
Villone is a 15-year Major League veteran who pitched for 12 different franchises, a record shared by several players.
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Video: Bush 9/11 Inaction
Video montage chronicling the actions of President George W. Bush on the morning of 9/11. Of course, essentially all of the U.S. leadership followed a similar course of non-action. Perhaps this video creator will show us the door of Secretary of DEFENSE Donald Rumsfeld's office while he held a closed-door meeting throughout the events rather than defending the nation... or one of our other 'leaders' NOT taking action...
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Bush 9/11 Inaction from NewsFocus on Vimeo.
A short production of news clips detailing George W. Bush's 9/11 inaction, including his post-attack foot dragging on establishing an independent investigation into the worst attack ever on United States soil.
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Great sleuthing work, Mike. If CSCsa47008 is indeed the bug of interest, that is visible in Bug Toolkit; just search for the ID number.
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However, please note the reference to this bug in that thread is incorrect. The actual bug ID is CSCsa47008 per the TAC case that was opened for Clayton Zekelman.


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