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Psalm 40
Psalm 41
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Psalm 50
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Psalm 73
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Psalm 90
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Psalm 107
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Psalm 139
Psalms 140-143
Psalm 144
Psalm 145
Psalm 146
Psalm 147
Psalm 148
Psalm 149
Psalm 150
Complete deliverance through Christ
In Psalm 40 then Christ is seen, not only in His passage through the sorrows which beset His way, if He took up the cause of the disobedient and guilty people of His love sorrows which gave Him the tongue of the learned, and enabled Him to enter into those of the tried and spared ones in the latter days, and give a voice to their cry suited to their condition before God; but primarily the deliverance in which, having waited on Jehovah in these sorrows, Jehovah's faithfulness was proved, so that He came out from them for the encouragement of many, and then the blessed key to His whole history in His having undertaken to do the will of Jehovah, the whole Jewish system under the law being thus closed and set aside. He has been perfectly faithful to Jehovah in the face of the whole congregation of Israel, yet is in the deepest sorrow and trial. So the psalm closes, and it is important it should, because the thesis of it is complete deliverance. Hence the application of this very deliverance to the sorrows of Christ, which were analogous to that of the remnant, is most precious for the remnant when they are in them.
Christ's perfect faithfulness and willing obedience in connection with the remnant
But this principle is brought out in a very distinct way in the psalm, and makes it one of the most remarkable in this wonderful book. It brings out the connection of Christ with Israel in the remnant in the most striking way possible lays it down as a foundation for the whole teaching of the Psalms, though the circumstances are altered after Psalm 41. That Christ is personally spoken of in it, I need hardly say, as the apostle quotes it as His words, undertaking that blessed work by which figures and symbols were set aside, and which has perfected, as he tells us, the believer for ever. "Lo, I come" is the word of the Son's free offering of Himself to accomplish the whole will of God in His work here below according to the everlasting counsels of the Godhead. It is the blessed Lord's undertaking the work. His work was to obey; but He in perfect free voluntariness offers Himself for it in the delight of willingly undertaken obedience. In the great congregation of Israel, in pursuing His service to Jehovah, He had not shrunk (whatever reception He met with) from preaching righteousness had not refrained His lips. He had been faithful to His service at all cost; and it was Jehovah He thus proclaimed. His righteousness, His faithfulness, His salvation, His lovingkindness, and His truth, He had not refrained from declaring before the whole body of Israel. Such had been His service.
Innumerable evils encompassing the faithful One
Then, all changes with this faithful One; for innumerable evils have compassed Him about. He looks for Jehovah's lovingkindness and truth, to whom He had been faithful. Nor is it all that evils had compassed Him, that men sought after His soul to destroy it. "Mine iniquities have taken hold on me." He says, "so that I am not able to look up." Of course, with Christ they were those of others of all the redeemed, and also particularly of Israel viewed as a nation. In this state He desires that those that seek Jehovah may be able to praise, to say continually, Let Jehovah be magnified; and that the others may be ashamed and confounded. He separates the godly remnant who seek Jehovah from those who, when He is faithfully and lovingly presented, are enemies to Him who manifests His name. Thus Christ closes His experience in this world, poor and needy, yet assured that Jehovah thinks upon Him.
He is not forsaken in what is presented here, but comes into that place, through a life of faithfulness, in which He was to undergo that dreadful moment. It is the cry when, so to speak, He confesses the sins before the victim is consumed or slain. He is in the deep sorrow of the position crying to Jehovah, not in the wrath shown in the time of His not being heard. The psalm depicts not that wrath, but the faithfulness of Christ in waiting for Jehovah when in the sorrow, rather than seek ease, or have twelve legions of angels, or drink the stupefying myrrh, or shrink back from suffering the will of God any more than He did from facing man when He preached it. He waited patiently for Jehovah; and He inclined unto Him and heard His cry. This was His perfection: no outlet from obedience sought, no shrinking, no turning back or aside. He waited for Jehovah's time in the path of perfect obedience, and it came. The time, as said of Joseph, came that His cause was known; it is not said here how or when. The object of the Spirit here was to show to the tried ones that One had gone before them in the path of sorrow and had been heard. We can say that it was fully in resurrection; but even on the cross the dark hour was passed, and with a loud voice He could commend His own spirit to His Father, and His mother to His beloved disciple.But these are details history has given us, not prophecy; they would not have been available for the remnant. They want to know that they will be heard when waiting patiently for Jehovah. If killed, the answer will be for them in resurrection; if not, to have Israel's place in blessing, I doubt not with the Lamb on Mount Zion, as having gone through (however feebly or infirmly) like trials and sorrows in faithfulness to Jehovah in the great congregation. Do their iniquities alarm them? they are not left out. They do not yet know atonement, but they know that One, who could say, "Mine iniquities have taken hold of me," waited patiently, was heard and delivered. They wait, trusting the mercy of Jehovah, though peace be not yet known. Their iniquities have taken hold of them, so that they feel: how can they hope Jehovah will deliver them? There is forgiveness with Him, that He may be feared. And the psalm assures them that One in like depths has been set free. When they look upon Him, they will judge their sins in the light of His having borne them and they will find peace; but the foundation of peace is laid in hope for them here. A heart failing under iniquities, laying hold of it, can look for deliverance. It has been found (and however obscure their light, and it will be), the ground of hope is laid. Compare Isaiah 50: 10, 11, which describes this very state, consequent, as to the remnant, on Christ's being justified and helped.
The new song
But this is not all. Messiah puts Himself in this association with them. "He hath put a new song in my mouth, praise unto our God: many shall see it and fear, and shall trust in Jehovah." Blessed is the man that makes Jehovah his trust and does not trust outward prosperity nor apostatise to lying vanities. So in verse 5, to usward. That is, in verse 1, we have Christ, who has waited on Jehovah, and been heard, and brought up out of a horrible pit and miry clay. I doubt not that David's heart sung it: still it is surely Christ in prophetic purpose. But then Christ identifies Himself (though, as we have seen, distinguishing the remnant) with Israel. Praise, He says, unto our God. The effect of this is that many see it, fear, and trust in Jehovah. It acts on the remnant in the latter day, and leads them to trust in Jehovah. They can trust for deliverance too; many will. His preaching righteousness to the great congregation gathered a little flock. His deliverance as the suffering One will be blessed to many. Who hath begotten me all these? says Zion in that day. This may take in the ten tribes too; still, as a principle, a multitude will be there. It was not so at Christ's first coming. He was to be a despised and rejected One in His own history and trial.
Christ's coming as a man to do God's will; His consequent suffering
Verse 5. These are the thoughts of Jehovah in blessing. This leads to the great thought, the centre and groundwork of it all Christ coming to do Jehovah's will. Now, we can comment, or, still better, the Spirit of God has commented for us, on the value of His doing Jehovah's will. Here we have much more the faithfulness of Christ in doing it, His being overwhelmed with iniquities taking hold of Him in His own spirit, as we see in Gethsemane, but deliverance. We must remember that the confession of sins over the head of the sacrifice was not the slaying, or casting into the fire, of the victim. So Christ's acknowledging thus, or confessing the iniquities with which He was charging Himself as His, was not His enduring the wrath, nor His being cut off out of the land of the living. Dreadful indeed it must have been to Him, as we see in the Gospels, and He saw all that was coming upon Him by reason of it; still it was essentially different confessing the sins and bearing the wrath due to them. His confession of sins His people must (I will not say imitate, but) take up in the knowledge that those He confessed were their own; and may, till grace is fully known, do it with dreadful anguish and apprehension of the wrath to come. It is this which particularly, besides outward trials, constitutes the analogy between the Jewish remnant and the Lord. The wrath endured in atonement, we know, He endured that we never might.
The eternal counsels of God
In this psalm then we see Christ, according to the eternal counsels of God, come to do God's will in human nature, taking His place in the midst of the great congregation of Israel, suffering most deeply in consequence, getting into the horrible pit, but His trust is firm in Jehovah. He waited patiently for Him, and He is brought up, and a new song put into His mouth. The first three verses state the great fact: Jehovah heard and delivered out of the horrible pit. It is a lesson for all the remnant. How blessed is the man who trusts Jehovah, and does not look at the appearance of persons to turn aside after vanity! Then we get the course of events. Wonderful have been Jehovah's counsels. Christ comes to do His will as a man, delights to do it, declares Jehovah's righteousness before all. This brings Him into the greatest distress. Evils come upon Him unnumbered, and, besides that, His iniquities (those of His people) come upon Him; but patience has its perfect work, and He is perfect and complete in all the will of God; and, as the psalm shows at the beginning, He is delivered, as we well know. But, as already said, the psalm recites His faithfulness especially. Hence we see Him up to the close of the trial still under it. What He asks for is that the ungodly, being found His enemies, may be set aside; but that the poor of the flock may be able to praise, rejoice, and be glad in Jehovah.
Christ's patience in trial
It is beautiful to see His perfect patience in the trial, that the whole will of God may be accomplished, and seeking the joy and full blessing of the poor remnant; yet Himself taking the place of complete dependence on Jehovah, and praying for His coming in as God. Obedience and dependence are the two characteristics of the acting of the divine life in man towards God. It may be remarked here that the testimony in the congregation is closed when the innumerable evils come upon Him. The preface of the psalm speaks of the horrible pit when He is out of it, and we know whereunto He was obedient; but His death is not spoken of here. In the body of the psalm we have, as come to do God's will, His faithfulness in life as witness, and the evils that came upon Him at the close when He had to meet the burden of the iniquity of His people. The fourth verse applies to the remnant the result of Christ's faithfulness for instruction and encouragement.
"Digged ears"
A few words on the expression, "opened my ears." The word is not the same as in Exodus 21. There it is attaching the ear with an awl to the door post; the man thus became a servant for ever. Nor is it the same as in Isaiah 50, where it has the signification of being so completely a servant to His Master's will that He received His commands morning by morning. Here it is "digged ears" that is, took the place of a servant). But this He did, as may be seen in Philippians 2, by becoming a man. Hence the Spirit accepts the interpretation of the LXX "a body hast thou prepared me." Compare John 13 (which answers in point of time to Exodus 21); Luke 12: 37, and 1 Corinthians 15: 28.Synopsis by John Darby


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'The Voice': Commence the semifinals
Monday night's episode of The Voice featured the remaining two singers from Team Adam Levine, Team CeeLo Green, Team Christina Aguilera and Team Blake Shelton. After the eight semifinalists sang, their coaches scored their performances.
America's votes will be combined with the coaches' unreleased scores to determine which four make it to next week's finals. Results are announced Tuesday (9ET/PT).
Team Adam
Former Mouseketeer Tony Lucca suited up for a slick performance of How You Like Me Now. Blake didn't know the song, but was glad about it. "That's the version that I would like," he said. Christina approved of the song choice and the dance moves. "I saw some footwork in there … fun." CeeLo said the performance made him a new Tony fan, and Adam called the song "the perfect thing at the perfect moment."
Katrina Parker, who was in the bottom two twice, sang Killing Me Softly. Blake complimented Katrina on her "awesome tone" and Christina said, "I've fallen in love with you," but said she would have coached Katrina through the song differently. CeeLo and Adam agreed that Katrina had an original rendition of the song. "You didn't sound like Lauryn Hill, you sounded like Katrina Parker," said Adam.
Team Blake
Powerhouse Erin Willett sang a slowed-down version of Without You while thinking of her father, who died of cancer during the show's battle rounds in March. Christina was happy to see Erin get emotionally involved with the song that was "unique and original." CeeLo liked the performance, and Blake said "I would give anything to have a tenth of the talent that you have."
Former Alicia Keys backup singer Jermaine Paul belted Open Arms. Adam said, "You are no longer a background singer." Christina agreed: "You killed it." CeeLo called the performance "wonderful," and Blake said Jermaine was a clear frontrunner.
Team Christina
Chris Mann showed off his opera background with a performance of Ave Maria, surrounded by smoke and candles. "Your voice is so powerful; so pure. It's perfect," said CeeLo. Adam called the song "incredible," and Christina said, "I just felt the heavens open up just now."
Bartender Lindsey Pavao, guitar in hand, sang Skinny Love. Blake and Christina were happy to see Lindsey return to the indie-rock style she started the show with. CeeLo thought she sounded best when she got close to the mike. "Incredible job," said Adam.
Team CeeLo
Recovering drug addict Jamar Rogers had his most laid-back performance with If You Don't Know Me By Now. "I love what you do," said Adam. Blake and Christina applauded Jamar for hitting a surprising low note at the end of his song. "I got motivated to start singing," Christina said. CeeLo called Jamar a "success story."
Rocker Juliet Simms sang It's a Man's World to a roaring audience. "That was unbelievable. You're the one to beat," said Adam. CeeLo yelled, "You killed it! You murdered that record!"
And there were some more performances:
Singers from Team Adam and Team CeeLo joined forces to sing All These Things That I've Done. Not to be outdone, Team Christina and Team Blake came together to sing Edge of Glory. Coach Blake Shelton also took the stage with his new single Over.
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Fontanelles - bulgingSoft spot - bulging; Bulging fontanelles
A bulging fontanelle is an outward curving of an infant's soft spot (fontanelle).
The skull is made up of many bones, seven in the skull itself and 14 in the face area. They join together to form a solid, bony cavity that protects and supports the brain. The areas where the bones join together are called the sutures.
The bones are not joined together firmly at birth. This allows the head to change shape to help it pass through the birth canal. The sutures get minerals added to them over time and harden, firmly joining the skull bones together.
In an infant, the space where two sutures join forms a membrane-covered "soft spot" called a fontanelle (fontanel). The fontanelles allow for growth of the brain and skull during an infant's first year.
There are normally several fontanelles on a newborn's skull, mainly at the top, back, and sides of the head. Like the sutures, fontanelles harden over time and become closed, solid bony areas.
- The fontanelle in the back of the head (posterior fontanelle) usually closes by the time an infant is 1 - 2 months old.
- The fontanelle at the top of the head (anterior fontanelle) usually closes between 7 - 19 months.
The fontanelles should feel firm and very slightly curved inward to the touch. A tense or bulging fontanelle occurs when fluid builds up in the brain or the brain swells, causing increased pressure inside the skull.
When the infant is crying, lying down, or vomiting, the fontanelles may look like they are bulging, but they should return to normal when the infant is in a calm, head-up position.
- Encephalitis -- swelling (inflammation) of the brain, most often due to infections
- Hydrocephalus -- a buildup of fluid inside the skull
- Increased intracranial pressure
- Meningitis -- infection of the membranes covering the brain
Home Care
If the fontanelle returns to normal appearance when the child is calm and head-up, it is not a truly bulging fontanelle.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Immediate, emergency care is needed for any infant who has a truly bulging fontanelle, especially if it occurs along with fever or excess drowsiness.
What to Expect at Your Office Visit
The health care provider will perform a physical examination and ask questions about the child's medical history, such as:
- Does the "soft spot" return to normal appearance when the infant is calm or head-up?
- Does it bulge all the time or does it come and go?
- When did you first notice this?
- Which fontanelles bulge (top of the head, back of the head, or other)?
- Are all the fontanelles bulging?
- What other symptoms are present (such as fever, irritability, lethargy)?
Diagnostic tests that may be done are:
Carlo W. Physical Examination of the Infant. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics.19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 88.2.
Review Date: 2/21/2013
Reviewed By: Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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Neil Gorsuch's Confirmation Hearings Start Today. Here's What You Need to Know.
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set begin hearings on Neil Gorsuch's confirmation to the Supreme Court Monday.
By and large, Democrats are expected to oppose Gorsuch's confirmation. However, with Republicans controlling the majority of the Senate, Gorsuch's confirmation appears inevitable. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has promised Gorsuch will be confirmed before Congress adjourns for the Easter recess.
Gorsuch, 49, is viewed as a constitutional conservative. He has a conservative record on religious freedom and business, and while he has never issued extensive rulings on abortion issues, Second Amendment rights, or national security, conservatives believe that Gorsuch shares their opinions on these matters.
On abortion Gorsuch has stated:
"The idea that all human beings are intrinsically valuable and the intentional taking of human life by private persons is always wrong."
On the Second Amendment, Gorsuch has cited the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, saying:
"[T]he Second Amendment protects an individual's right to own firearms and may not be infringed lightly."
However, Gorsuch has also stated that he believes the government should set tougher standards when prosecuting the possession of firearms by felons.


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5th January 2014 02:36 AM #1
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Milk substitute for pregnant women
During my pregnancy, I don't like drinking milk such as Anmum and Promama. Is there any other milk substitute for pregnant woman? Can I take sterilized milk instead?
7th January 2014 07:38 AM #2
Dear jellyace,
Pregnant women need to have enough Calcium in their diet; this helps with making the baby's bones and teeth. You do not need to drink the milk products that you mention above. All that you need to ensure is that you get your total Calcium intake in your diet. You can drink normal pasteurised milk or UHT milk. Actually, you don't need to drink any milk when you are pregnant if you get enough Calcium from other sources.
A pregnant women needs 3 portions of Calcium per day. One portion of Calcium is contained in: 150g pot of yoghurt, a small chunk of hard cheese, one glass of fortified orange juice or one cup of cooked spinach. Nuts such as almonds or brazil nuts are also excellent sources of Calcium.
I hope this information helps you.
Please post back if you have any further questions.
Best wishes,
28th May 2014 02:21 AM #3
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Try almond, rice or even coconut milk.
If it is just getting a good amount of calcium that you are worried about then you do have options. You can also try making bone broth which is full of it. Also try to increasing in eating leafy greens like kale, collard greens and spinach. Also nuts surprisingly has a lot of calcium
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Paging Boogeyman
I definitely predict that people will be making excuses that "it was someone else's fault" or "they were let down by someone"....
Will be interesting to hear from Boogeyman about what he reckon's. I just hope that he tells us the whole truth and nothing but the truth to give everyone the facts. Please don't be vague and state that you "didn't see" something.
Got a problem? Odds against you? Call the Equalizer
Hey guys the ref was Sven Gordon who is a good guy and did a great job in fairness to him. Im just in communication with Bean now to let him know exactly what I saw, obviously I didnt see everything so some things I can talk about if i wasnt privy to it.


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Freddie Mercury biopic finds star & director
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The planned Freddie Mercury biopic has a new director and leading man.
Deadline.com says British actor-director Dexter Fletcher is now on board for the project, which will star actor Ben Whishaw as the legendary Queen frontman. Whishaw is replacing Sacha Baron Cohen, who dropped out of the movie over the summer due to creative differences with the band.
The film will focus on Queen's formation and rise to fame, and end with the band's performance at Live Aid in 1985. Freddie's battle with AIDS and his death in November 1991 won't be included in the movie.
Some Queen songs that have been licensed for the film have also been revealed. Tracks include the hits "Bohemian Rhapsody," "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions," "Another One Bites The Dust," and "You're My Best Friend."
Whishaw's first starring role was in the 2006 thriller Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. He played the role of Q in the last James Bond film Skyfall and is also featured in the upcoming Ron Howard film In the Heart of the Sea.
Fletcher's directing credits include the films Wild Bill and Sunshine On Leith, which is based on the songs of The Proclaimers.
Do you think Ben is a good choice to play Freddie?
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Toshiba will roll out a new line of high performance SDXC and SDHC memory cards under a new brand name, Exceria, which will bring to market SD memory cards offering the highest performance levels available.
Toshiba's Exceria-series SDXC and SDHC memory cards will offer fast data read and write speeds and full compliance with the SD Memory Card Standard Ver.3.0 UHS-I. The minimum recording speed is compliant with UHS speed class 1 and SD speed class 10. Products will be launched in three series, with each offering three versions with different capacities.
The Type 1 series products integrate new controllers that realize the world-fastest class of data transfers, with a maximum read speed of 95MB/s and a write speed of 90MB/s. Type 2 series products offer a maximum read speed of 95MB/s and a write speed of 60MB/s, while Type HD products have a maximum read speed of 90MB/s and a write speed of 30MB/s.
The new cards will be launched from April in Japan, with distinctive labeling.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
- 2015 China smartphone panel trend forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the strategies of key China-based major panel makers BOE, Tianma and IVO for attacking the different market segments through technology and pricing, and their relationship to local vendors Huawei, Lenovo, ZTE, Xiaomi and Coolpad.


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The career of Eugene Wong '55 *59 has taken him from Berkeley, Calif., where he profoundly influenced the field of computing, to Washington, D.C., where he helped craft policies that smoothed the growth of the Internet. To encourage others with technical expertise to engage in public service, he has established the Eugene Wong Fund for Engineering and Policy at Princeton's School of Engineering and Applied Science.
Archive – July 2007
Andrew Persily *82 named vice president of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers
Andrew Persily was appointed vice president of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers at the society's annual meeting in June.
Audrey Ellerbee has been selected as a AAAS Congressional Science and Engineering Fellow for 2007-08.
Thomas Truskett will receive the 2007 Allan P. Colburn Award from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at its annual meeting in November in Salt Lake City.
The New Jersey Professional Engineers in Construction presented the Sol Seid Award of Excellence Scholarship to Kira Schiavello, a senior majoring in civil and environmental engineering.
Despite a January freeze in California responsible for $1 billion in lost orange crops, a team of Princeton students has managed to earn more than $1 trillion in the orange juice business this year. The student team, Jin & Juice, made their record-breaking profit during a competition unique to Princeton known as the "Orange Bowl."
Focus on fundamentals yields broad societal benefits Why is an aerospace engineer who developed control systems for a lunar module investigating the genetics of cancer? How did an expert in statistical finance come to identify genes involved in childhood tumors? In part, these unexpected combinations reflect the interdisciplinary approach that is increasingly common in academics: Solving complex problems often requires collaborations among people with different perspectives. At Princeton, ther
Revolutionary cancer treatments. Potent HIV drugs. Diabetes-fighting stem cells. Princeton engineers are bringing new and often unexpected perspectives to bear in developing these and an array of other medical breakthroughs, while advancing the basic understanding of biology. They are the vanguard of an emerging discipline that links engineering and biology -- with human health as the beneficiary.
Bacteria have to work to earn their keep in the lab of David Wood, assistant professor of chemical engineering. Designed to respond to human hormones, the busy bugs may help identify new compounds to treat endocrine problems, including Graves' disease and estrogen-related disorders.
Celeste Nelson is out to determine the rules that govern normal development so she can stop the cancer cells that don't play by them. Currently studying mammary gland development and breast cancer at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Nelson is funded by a Burroughs Wellcome Fund Career Award at the Scientific Interface. She will join the University faculty in the fall as an assistant professor of chemical engineering.
When faced with a decision, does the brain go for speed, or accuracy -- or some combination of the two? It depends on the situation, but in simple cases an optimal combination can be found. Philip Holmes, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and applied mathematics, is working as part of the Princeton Neuroscience Institute to study this and similar questions. The work could ultimately advance the diagnosis and treatment of a host of psychological problems.
"We have millions of times more biological data now than we did just a few years ago," says Olga Troyanskaya. "But we don't know millions of times more about biology -- at least, not yet. The assistant professor of computer science and genomics is doing her part to change that by designing computer systems that analyze massive amounts of genetic data. The freely available systems are providing researchers throughout the world with the ability to generate new insights into cancer and a multi
Mikko Haataja, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, views cell membranes as "very complicated beasts." As the beasts can't always be explored experimentally, he uses computer simulations to probe deep into their structure and function.
Flexible electronics being developed in Sigurd Wagner's lab are supple not only in form, but in function. The pliant systems -- first developed for bendable video displays -- have applications in brain injury research, tissue engineering and the development of next-generation prosthetics.
Medical devices that require nothing more than a single breath to instantaneously detect a number of ailments, including diabetes and kidney disease, are just what the doctor ordered. And, they are exactly what researchers are developing as part of the Center for Mid- Infrared Technologies for Health and the Environment (MIRTHE). Claire Gmachl
The vials of fruit flies that line the shelves of Stas Shvartsman's lab would be expected in a biology lab, but Shvartsman is a chemical engineer. His approach to developmental biology -- as unconventional as his lab -- has promising implications for the prevention and treatment of birth defects and cancer.
Fundamental approach targets practical problem Designing effective drugs and vaccines to combat and prevent disease is only half the battle—they also have to be formulated effectively for shipping and storage, which is where Pablo Debenedetti and Athanassios Panagiotopoulos come in. The chemical engineering professors use a combination of theoretical, computational and experimental techniques to explore how proteins behave in the presence of certain sugars that are often used as stabiliz
Mona Singh doesn't use the maps in her office to get from point A to point B -- she uses them to find meaning hidden in biological data, which may help advance the understanding of disease at the genetic level.
There are medical benefits to be found at the intersection of music and technology, according to Perry Cook. He should know -- he lives there.
Powerful proteins that are able to kill bacteria and viruses already exist in nature, but Kyle Vanderlick wants to make them even stronger. The chair of the chemical engineering department, Vanderlick conducts research on antimicrobial peptides -- short proteins that destroy disease-causing bugs by breaking down the membranes that surround them. The work, done in collaboration with biologists at the University of California, Irvine, could ultimately lead to the development of powerful new mic
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Computer scientist Ken Steiglitz is happy to admit that he is an eBay addict. For starters, his pre-dawn "grazing" on the popular Internet trading site has yielded a trove of ancient bronze coins to add to his personal collection. Even more, he has discovered a wealth of information to advance the field of auction theory, which lies at the intersection of computer science, economics, mathematics and psychology.
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LONG BEACH - The Cal State University system last year saw a rise in individual donations, helping the 23-campus system sustain the number of overall donations at the level from the previous year, officials said Wednesday.
The rise in individual donations came from alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students and friends for a total of $107 million in the 2011-2012 year, a growth of $7.9 million, or 8 percent, from the previous year.
Donations from corporations and organizations, however, dropped from $141 million in the 2010-2011 year to $132 million last year.
Overall donations totalled more than $240 million for the second year in a row.
The highest individual donation was a pledge of $42 million from the Kellogg Foundation to Cal Poly Pomona. Longtime San Diego State donors Larry and Madeline Petersen donated $2 million of their estate to that campus' Entrepreneur-in-Residence program. Petersen, founder and president of LP Marketing, is an alumnus of San Diego State.
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:12 pm
Post subject: Updated Playoff Picture (updated pg 2)
After week 13 (minus tonights game) here is the current playoff picture for the NFC:
1. Atlanta 11-1 (clinched division)
2. San Fran 8-3
3. Green Bay 8-4
5. Chicago 8-4
6. Seattle 7-5
In the hunt:
7. Cowboys 6-6
8. Minnisota 6-6
9. Tampa Bay 6-6
10. St. Louis 5-6
11. Washington 5-6
Currently the Bears and Seattle have to WC's and If they where to tie it up in the standings with Dallas, they both have the head to head tie breakers.
Here are the remaining schedules for the other teams looking for a playoff berth.
Giants: Washington, Saints, Atlanta, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Washington: Giants, Baltimore, Browns, Philadelphia, Dallas
Seattle: Arizona, Bills, San Fran, Rams
Chicago: Minnisota, Green Bay, Arizona, Detroit
Minnisota: Chicago, Rams, Texans, Green Bay
Tampa Bay: Eagles, Saints, Rams, Atlanta
Looking at this:
-Chicago and Seattle have 3 division games remaining
-Tampa has 2 division games remaining
- Giants have 4 very tough games 3 of which are on the road
We do have a chance at the WC, but, we have a much better shot at the Division, if we continue winning (and that is a big if).
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Winning the division seems more probable, but I doubt it will happen.
Last pass was a TD against the EAGLES!
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:24 pm
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Do we really feel this is a playoff team?
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:27 pm
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JWingate wrote:
Do we really feel this is a playoff team?
Anything can happen, that's the great thing about the NFL.
I'm not saying we will, and am not expecting it. However, we've seen what this team is capable of doing when things go their way.
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A Giants loss tonight would boost my hopes for the playoffs a ton,I don't think this team is ready for the playoffs but anything can happen if we get there.
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:29 pm
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Plain and simple, if we win out and the Giants drop 1 more game, assuming they lose tonight, then we win the division. If that is not incentive enough to fire this team up and play great for 4 more games, then you have your answer as to what type of team we have in Big D.
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I just don't see us beating the Bengals or the Redskins..the team is just too beat up and weak up front.
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 10:46 pm
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JWingate wrote:
Do we really feel this is a playoff team?
That's a very good question to ask.
Me, personally, I would say that we are a playoff team. Why? You might ask.
First and foremost, only 2 games this season have been lost with a spread of over 7 points (Seahawks wk 2 20pts and Bears wk 4 16pts). The rest have been 7 points or less. That means we are hanging in there till the end
Second, we are doing this with all the injuries we have had. This reminds me of when the Packers made their SB title run a few years ago. They where beaten up and had a crap load of players on IR. They hung in there, got the WC and got hot at the right time.
Third, we are getting a few key players back from injury who can help this team out. Murray brings back a run game which was nonexistant. Which keeps some pressure off of Romo and can help out that Air game. Lissemore has missed most the season, his return will help out our Dline. If Ratliff can get back on the field, will add to the pass rush and a solid run stopper.
Fourth, Dez is coming into his own right now. We are watching a boy grow into a man. His play alone is going to open up this offense to new limits.
We are just a Dez fingertip away from being tied with NYG for the Division Lead at 7-6 instead of 6-6.
a Missed late Field Goal from Bailey against the Ravens would have won that game. Could have been 8-5
a 2 bad breaks in those two games and this conversation would be entirely different.
Sure, we have made some boneheaded stupid plays and have some boneheaded morons on the squad (cough Free cough). But, every team has that problem every now and then (ours just seem to be more often than others).
I always want the playoffs regardless! Even if we are not a playoff caliber team, I always want to make it there and have that chance. Look at Arizona a few years ago. Total crap team making it to the big game.
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Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2012 11:12 pm
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Kids, feel free to agonize over what if's with this:
I recommend that the first time you do it you make it a cold picks. Don't look at the bottom. Don't pick what you want. Pick with your head cold and calculated to see how it ends up. Then have fun with it.
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I don't think we have a shot, now. I had hope till this last game, but we're just too depleted.
The defense up the middle was just horrific yesterday. The ILB And S play was the worst I have ever seen in an NFL game. No pursuit whatsoever. Can't count the number of times Ware or spencer slowed brown up in the backfield only to have him escape them and not get touched agains for 10-15 yards.
The offense found its feet with Murray back, but the defense will not stop anyone and that's going to make for a very long row to hoe.
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the redskins did just win...we are now only a game behind the Giants. (so are the skins). The division is still possible. I dont think this team is going to win it. But its a feasible possibility right now. The giants have a really tough schedule left.
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Looking at the scenarios and such, I will retract my statement. I will now say, if we find a way to get into the playoffs we will have deserved it. I will then say I do not think we have the talent on this team to win a playoff game due to injuries and the lack of talent on the offensive line.
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Texas_OutLaw7 wrote:
Kids, feel free to agonize over what if's with this:
I recommend that the first time you do it you make it a cold picks. Don't look at the bottom. Don't pick what you want. Pick with your head cold and calculated to see how it ends up. Then have fun with it.
That's what I got.
I have us losing at home to Pittsburgh.
I have the Redskins losing to Baltimore, @ Cleveland and against us.
I have the Giants losing vs New Orleans and @ Baltimore.
We get in over the Giants at 9-7 due to better division record (4-2 vs 3-3)
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Our Oline is terrible. Our D is not at the level it was. Special Teams are mediocre at best. First thing I think is playoffs. I don't think we win another game this year.
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9-7 with a win vs Washington will get us the division.
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The #Fanfare100 party will take place on Monday, May 19th, at one of New York City's most exclusive venues ... and will offer an amazing view of The Big Apple. His single "Remember" featuring Kaelyn Behr recently was remixed by WasteLand and will get its live debut at the special event!
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Avicii to return to studio after health setbacks
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Avicii says he's heading back into the studio this week to pick up where he left off on his sophomore album.
The producer/DJ has tweeted that he'll be back to work on the upcoming release after taking a few weeks off to recover from his emergency gallbladder and appendix removal.
Relaxing in laguna beach for a couple of days before goin back to work on second album! Cant wait for people see whats in store...
— Tim Bergling (@Avicii) April 20, 2014
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I think you'r bindshell is bigger that the calc shellcode.. so you overwrite the ret adress..(and crash you Prog.)
now you can change the NOPs or use a shellcode that is so big how your calc shellcode..
for most of the exploits i tested on my machines i tried with different shellcodes with some help from this i have seen how calc.exe shellcode works but when i tried shellcodes for bindshell and my browser crashes.
how do I capture the shell and create a session ?
can you help me with that
I think you'r bindshell is bigger that the calc shellcode.. so you overwrite the ret adress..(and crash you Prog.)
now you can change the NOPs or use a shellcode that is so big how your calc shellcode..
Its also possible that the particular exploit you are using could have restricted bytes or there may not even be space to store your bind shell shellcode, in which case you will need to encode the shellcode and/or use a stager to access your shellcode.
If you haven't done this already, you probably want to find a basic buffer overflowing guide online and spend some time working at it with a debugger so you can understand this process better.
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The exploit which i used was
exploits/9137 from milworm Mozilla Firefox 3.5 (Font tags) Remote Buffer Overflow Exploit
but when i tried to change the shellcode from calc.exe to shellbind the browser crashed
i used the bindshell code from metasploit to try it later i saw a post on milworm with the appropriate bindshell code (which i havn't tested yet)
what i wanted to do is --
store the return address in a database and open it as a session later. can you guide me ?
You need a bit of background knowledge about how the process works. Hence my post from earlier...
Once you have learned how a buffer overflow works you can come back to this problem with the required background knowledge. There are some useful links in my last post to AnActivists "Pentesting Documentation" thread, try reading those.
Now once you do have the required knowledge - what you want to check for your particular problem is that (1) your shellcode isnt being mangled, (2) that EIP is being overwritten correctly, and (3) that EIP is being overwritten with a value that allows re-direction of code execution on your system.
For the first, insert a breakpoint (\xcc) just before your shellcode and check memory contents in a debugger to see if all of your shellcode is making it in and that none of the characters are missing or modified. If it doesn't, you need to fix that by recoding your shellcode or using a stager shellcode.
For the second, replace the ret address with some easily discernable value (e.g. "\x41 * 4 " or 4 'A' characters) and make sure that the program stops execution with EIP pointing to that value. If it does, change it back to the original value. If not, restructure your buffer until it does.
For the third, check that the memory location used to overwrite EIP references an instruction that will redirect execution to wherever your shell code is in memory. If it doesnt you need to find a predictable location in memory that contains such an instruction. For example, if the shellcode is located memory at the location specified by the ESP register, find a reference to a JMP ESP opcode in one of the dlls loaded by your program. I usually do this in the debugger, but the Metasploit opcode database can also be used.
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The new remote exploit wiki has some great video links to writing shell code and buffer overflows.
Think of it this way man:
You have a buffer, it is on the stack, if vulnerable to buffer overflwos and no SE Linux or such is running (and assuming no canaries) itll look like this:
Buffer|Possibly Other Data|EBP|EIP|
You need to overflow this with deadly precision, of course, thats why we have NOP Sleds
so a succesful buffer overflow will look like this:
Buffer|Possibly Other Data|EBP|EIP|
NOP Sled | Shellcode |Estimated place in buffer
When the Function you are n returns it pops the local variables using a shortcut
MOV esp,ebp
It then pops the EBP Off the stack
POP ebp
and returns
the return call looks like this on the inside:
POP eip
The Aim here is to have the RET pop a location off the stack that points to the NOP sled (or the shellcode)
So taking an even simple version of the diagram up top:
and making the buffer 40 bytes
you will want "/x90 times (44 - sizeof(shell code))","Shellcode","estimated return address"
(the extra four is for the not used EBP)
Of course, 40 is an awful small buffer to try and fit a nop sled inbut thats where more advanced techniques come in. Like using a larger buffer thats not vulnerable to store the NOP's and Shellcode and use the vulnerable buffer to jump there.)


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I (reluctantly) admit it: I am one of the many women who teared up watching the new Dove Real Beauty campaign's "Beauty Sketches" video:
As a 20-year-old college student who, like many (most? All?) other women my age, has struggled with body image for years, the prevailing message of the video – you are more beautiful than you think and other people think so, too – was too enticing to resist. Under the influence of this video, I immediately began calculating how many minutes of time spent putting on make up I could reappropriate for sleeping now that I am apparently more beautiful than I think I am. Because, yes, as a college student that's where my mind went first.
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On the August 31 edition of FOX News Live, Los Angeles bureau correspondent Trace Gallagher falsely asserted that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (R-CA) is "digging California out of a fiscal hole." About an hour later, in a second iteration of the same report, Gallagher further embellished this already false claim, saying Schwarzenegger "balanced the budget." In fact, Schwarzenegger only "balanced the budget" by relying on massive borrowing that other states have rejected. He has deepened California's "fiscal hole" by borrowing nearly $16 billion to cover shortfalls in his recently enacted fiscal year 2005 budget.
As the Los Angeles Times reported on August 1, "The budget Schwarzenegger signed is balanced with at least $15.6 billion of borrowing." At the same time, the legislature postponed difficult choices about potential budget cuts and/or tax increases. As the Times explained, this approach is distinct from that of many other states facing similar shortfalls, who have raised taxes and/or cut spending to eliminate these shortfalls in their FY 2005 budgets:
Corina Eckl, a state budget expert for the National Conference of State Legislatures, said no other state budget relied on as much borrowing as California's.
"When you look at the numbers, California stands alone. We are not seeing widespread pushing forward of budget problems," she said. "Most states are trying to resolve them in their entirety in fiscal 2005."
The $105.4-billion spending plan signed into law Saturday by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger includes a budget shortfall now expected to total as much as $17 billion over the next two years.
Even though the governor hopes to enact a sweeping reorganization of state government in the coming year that could save billions, the state's lingering debt looms like a long hangover, with today's spending causing pain years into the future.
The reason is simple: The state is making few sweeping spending reductions to keep the bills from piling up. And there is no plan to bring in more tax money to pay them in full. So California continues its credit card binge.
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What's the most romantic spot in NYC?
"It's kind of sweet to be kissed in the middle of Times Square. One of my dates pulled me in and said, 'I bet this has never happened to you before.' And he was right. You wouldn't think it's a romantic spot but it was a great moment."---Justine Peterman, 28, New Jersey
"[I like] a place called the Narrows because there's nothing but beautiful couples there. And there are cocktails, and it's dark and Art Deco inside. It's in the middle of Bushwick."---Matthew Webber, 38; Clinton Hill, Brooklyn
"The A train on a nice day. Seriously, go past the airport to Broad Channel. The track is really thin so you're just surrounded by water in a subway car. It's kind of dreamlike."---Julian Fader, 23; Williamsburg, Brooklyn
"For me it would have to be Veselka, on Second Avenue and 9th Street. I adore it because it's where my boyfriend and I had our first kiss. It's a relaxed atmosphere, and they've got hearty food and friendly service. And now every time we go, we relive our first kiss."---Elizabeth Ramirez, 33; Astoria, Queens
"The Cloisters. It has this medieval, romantic vein to it. You can see the whole city, all these metal skyscrapers and apartment buildings, while surrounded by nature and medieval currents."---Jonathan DePierro, 24, Staten Island
"Definitely would be Gennaro on Amsterdam. It's the kind of intimate Italian restaurant that you could visit every week, but [you should] also go to for Valentine's Day. It really is a credit to simple, fresh cooking and it's got an understated, rustic sort of elegance."---Mitchell Trinka, 30, Upper East Side
"The Housing Works Cafe on Crosby Street, only because it's such a good cause and there are so many books there. What's more romantic than that?"---Dena Lewittes, 24; Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
"The Empire State Building Observation Deck at night. It's a departure from the norm. You can see the whole city lit up and it's just gorgeous."---Andrea Kebalo, 25; Astoria, Queens
"Shalel Lounge (65 W 70th St between Columbus Ave and Central Park West; 212-873-2300)on the Upper West Side has this underground, brothel atmosphere. You can get lost in it. The place is small and intimate, and its Arabic feel and the music are very sexy. If you'd like, you can sit in a private enclave where no one sees or bothers you except the bartender. I've been there quite a few times and I've probably overstayed my welcome."---Monica Rozenfeld, 25; Park Slope, Brooklyn
"Flushing Meadows--Corona Park. It's airy, it's got history, and things could get kind of risqu since there are no other people around."---Larry Handy, 58; Flushing, Queens
"I like Little Branch in the West Village, because the whole place is like stepping into a Hemingway novel. The cocktails are delicious, old-fashioned and hand-muddled. And even though the place is usually packed with a line outside, the lighting is romantic. Pushing in close to speak over cocktails in what feels like another place, in another time, is romantic too."---Hannah Miet, 23; Sunnyside, Queens
"The Paris Theatre, definitely. They only play French films and French films are sexy."---Kelly Lamb, 24; Prospect--Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn
"Rockefeller Center, as much as it pains me to say that, because that's where I first hung out with my current boyfriend. We just watched the ice-skaters and talked and that's when I realized I liked him."---Nadia Chaudhury, 25; Queens Village, Queens
"The Staten Island Ferry, going from Staten Island to Manhattan. Years ago, when I first moved to New York City, I lived in Staten Island, and my husband and I would always take the ferry together."---Fulvia Barbadoro, 45, Harlem
"Something about the Oyster Bar at Grand Central always did me in. On off nights especially, the vaulted ceilings make the bar area feel so empty that it seems almost undiscovered, even though it clearly isn't. Plus raw oysters are terribly romantic, obviously. And if you don't commute through Grand Central, it's also sort of like peering into a different side of New York City."---Abby Everdell, 26; Williamsburg, Brooklyn
"Prospect Park in the summer. I just think that the ambience is nicer than at Central Park. I think there are a lot of really interesting places for couples to explore. They also have great performances at the Bandshell throughout the summer. It's nice to just get a blanket and lay out."---Jermaine Taylor, 30; Bushwick, Brooklyn
"White Star bar. It's quiet, it's dark, and it's a great place to go to begin or end the evening. Just a wonderful place to talk and really get to know someone."---Clifford Merin, 25, Upper East Side
"I got engaged at the Rainbow Room at the Top of the Rock, overlooking the city. At the time it was one of the hottest spots in the city. That was 1989, so I have no idea what it's like now."---Lee S., 52, Long Island
"I just like walking places, like from Boerum Hill to the Brooklyn Promenade. There are all those brownstones and then you end up looking at one of the best views of Manhattan. Half of my memories of past relationships are of just walking to and from places. I don't even remember where."---Joe Veix, 23; Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
"Satsko on the Lower East Side. It's an intimate, dimly lit sake bar decorated with beautiful art. It's a great place to grab a drink and sushi on a first date, if you're looking for somewhere quiet where you can talk. If you're solo, you can still enjoy the Southern bartender's dreamy accent."---Kathleen Stillman, 24; Astoria, Queens
"Anytime you're not in the city and looking at it, that's romantic. Looking at skyline, you can see how magnificent the city really is."---Diana Ingles, 26; Hoboken, NJ
"Megu is a Japanese fusion place in Soho. You have to have the kobe beef sashimi-style. It's cut thin, cooked on a hot rock in front of you. As soon as it hits your tongue it just melts. I had a wonderful experience there. When I looked around the room, everyone looked like they were in love. It was like heaven as a restaurant, just beautiful."---Mike Mayberry, 55, Upper West Side
"There's a cemetery in the West Village (76 W 11th St between Six and Seventh Aves) where all these Portuguese Jews are buried. All of the tombstones are from the 1600s and it's really well kept. I think you need a key to get in at night, but during the day it's open. I don't know how that's romantic, but I guess it's just cool."---Sarah Dupuis, 22; Williamsburg, Brooklyn
"Sequoia at South Street Seaport is great. You get a great view of Brooklyn and the bridge, and you can take the Ikea ferry there. They have great seafood breakfasts."---Shelly Ryan, 35; Fort Greene, Brooklyn
"Because I've just moved here, I've got the cheesiest idea---Central Park. You can go to a place that's undisturbed, with a lot of trees, and just make snow angels or something, which you can't do with all the roads and avenues everywhere else."---Chuck Wilson, 27; Bushwick, Brooklyn
"The River Caf. You can eat oysters and chocolate and listen to classical piano and have a view of the city without actually being in Manhattan, which is better. My boyfriend took me there because he screwed up."---Claudia Acevedo, 23; Astoria, Queens
"The Central Park, Conservatory Garden in Central Park up at 110th Street. It's very quiet; it's lush and so opposite of all the buildings. There are so many beautiful flowers. People even get married there, have nice ceremonies. It's quite charming."---Ricci Johnson, "65-plus," Upper East Side
"La Vela (373 Amsterdam Ave between W 77th and W 78th Sts; 212-877-7818)over on the West Side is a great romantic restaurant. It's got low lights, candlelit dinners and Italian music, and there's live music on Sundays. It would be great for Valentine's Day. They're offering a really great prix-fixe menu, with champagne and filet mignon."---Victor Valentinyi, 23, Upper East Side
"Pravda on Lafayette Street has a nice atmosphere. Dim lighting, but it's not too dark and it's never too loud. They're in a basement and have lots of booths, so it feels cozy, but in a sort of elegant way. They also have an in-house clairvoyant on Wednesday nights named Lucy and fig-infused vodka, two things that are pretty magical."---Alissa Ambrose, 27; Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
"Turks & Frogs in the West Village. It's cozy and has an incredible wine list, and there are always little nooks to sit in. It isn't the kind of overwhelming midtown or East Village restaurant where you have to jockey for a spot. Plus, it has a green animal and a Middle Eastern reference in the title. I like green things."---Asie Mohtarez, 32; Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
Do any locals have any suggestions? I'm visiting in 7 days and keen to surprise my wife ( we are going for her 30th)
From someone who lives in NY for 12 years..the list sux.......it looks like you guys just polled people randomly and didnt do your homework
The Empire State Building at night is the most romantic place ever. When I went it was winter and barely anyone was there. The whole entire city was lit up and it was just so beautiful and romantic! I went a year and 8 months ago and the date was so amazing that I made that guy my boyfriend and we've been together ever since ^.^
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i couldn't disagree more with most of these. veselka? one of the trendy-for-no-good-reason places of the east village... i wouldn't go there if you paid me. and it doesn't count as a romantic spot of NYC simply because you had your first kiss there.
Flushing Meadows Park? I run there almost every day- it's huge, kinda barren, flood up constantly, lots of soccer games going on... Romantic? Can't image what the author is thinking
The editor put in the wrong title: these are actually the best places to Break Up. You don't even have to say anything, these looser places and/or their hideous tourists do the job for you.
oh really? the owner of the narrows recommends the narrows? nice shill.
Is Times Square is really the one of the most romantic places in New York City? I dont think so.
Really? It's not the place, but the person. So anywhere I go with my little Miss M, is the most romantic place in The City. I haven't always been able to articulate that, but it's the truth... now and forever.
Everyone knows that the Promenade in Brooklyn Heights is THE most romantic place anywhere in or near town.
The Conservatory in Central Park is on 105th and 5th, not 110th.
The Conservatory in Central Park is on 105th and 5th, not 110th.
NYCGirl doesn't get it. It's that moment in Times Square that's romantic. And I have great memories of the S.I. ferry. You need to be with the right person.
I think Rachel is wrong. This is a fine article, especially since "The reasons given for some of the places being romantic are only relevant to the person who had the experience." I think real peoples experiences are better than some author giving only one opinion. I agree the cemetary of Portugese Jews is not romantic.( At least not to you and me) But hey, this is the BIG APPLE! To each his own!
The Paris Theatre does not only play French films. The last two movies I saw there were The Reader and Babies.
What?! Almost none of these places are romantic at all! The reasons given for some of the places being romantic are stupid and only relevant to the person who had the experience. For example, "Rockefeller Center, as much as it pains me to say that, because that's where I first hung out with my current boyfriend." Just because some person "first hung out" with their boyfriend somewhere does not make it a romantic spot. What a waste of time and energy this article was.
A Train is really romantic unless it smells like bumpiss but the picture above is actually of the 7 train approaching long island city..nowhere near the A or the rockaways
The only people that will find Times Square even remotely romantic are tourists. Why? Because real NY-ers avoid that place like the plague BECAUSE of aforementioned tourists. NOT romantic, not romantic at all. Veselka? Because nothing spells romance like pierogi and saurkraut? Rockefeller Center- NO. For the same reasons as Times Square. Staten Island Ferry? Who researched this? Fired. Immediately.
FYI: The corresponding photo to Broad Channel is actually the 7 train and 5 Points in LIC.


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Glad to see regular updates from these guys! Hopefully they find what they need to release the tools for 6.1.
Great work, guys!
i cant wait to donate and then upgrade to ip5 ios6.1 im still on ip4s ios5.11 .. can you believe that
I wonder if the twitter profile pic of evaders will be the icon of the new jailbreak hmm. Something to think about
Finally we see the master minds behind this JailBreak! Great to see the best of the best still doing what they are loved for!
People are still using numbers as l3tt3rs?
Tbh I think the jb is done and dusted by now (or at least nearing its final phase if it isn't). I think we are just waiting for Apple to release iOS 6.1 to not waste an exploit and if the exploits don't work on 6.1 then I think the jb will be released for 6.0/6.0.1/6.0.2. This is all just speculation of course