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Become a master beekeeper: The next session begins Feb. 25. WSU Snohomish County Extension and Beez Neez Apiary Supply sponsor the introduction to beekeeping as well as a comprehensive refresher course for experienced apiculturists. The Monday classes, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the extension auditorium at McCollum Park, 600 128th St. SE, Everett., is $75. Register online at www.brownpapertickets.com/. You can also download the form at snohomish.wsu.edu/ and mail with a check. For registration information, contact Karie Christensen at 425-357-6039 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Snohomish Conservation District plant sale: Annual sale of evergreen and deciduous trees and shrubs, plants and ground covers is March 2 at Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe. Order your plants by Feb. 18 and pick them up on March 2. To order: www.snohomishcd.org/plant-sale or call 425-335-5634, ext. 102. $25 minimum.
Growing Groceries training: The WSU Extension classes teach mentors how to grow productive food gardens in an an environmentally friendly way. The trained volunteers then share their knowledge. The application deadline is Jan. 18. Classes start Feb. 9 and continue for four Saturdays at the Snohomish County Extension building at 600 128th St., McCollum Park, Everett. Tuition is $135 for those who volunteer 35 hours as mentors after certification, or $185 for nonvolunteers. Contact: Karie Christensen, 425-357-6039, or email@example.com for more information.
Northwest Flower &Garden Show: Online tickets for the Feb. 20 to 24 show at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle are for sale at www.gardenshow.com. Prices are $16 for adults (regularly $20 the week of the show or at the door). Group rates and multiple-day passes available . The theme is "The Silver Screen Takes Root … Gardens Go Hollywood." tickets. Visit www.gardenshow.com for a complete listing of nurseries selling advance tickets.
Evergreen Arboretum and Gardens 2012 lectures: Noon to 1 p.m. select Saturdays, at the arboretum, 145 Alverson Blvd., Everett, either in the indoor classroom or, when appropriate, outside on the arboretum grounds. All the classes are free. Seating is limited and some classes require registration. Call 425-257-8597 for reservations. See www.evergreenarboretum.com for more about the arboretum.
Jan. 19: Rose pruning with Sandy Schumacher, board member and master gardener. Registration necessary.
Feb. 16: Tool sharpening with Roy Harding and Paul Baumgarten, experienced caretakers of tools.
March 16: Hardy fuchsias with Frankie Dennison, master gardener.
Interior design classes: Kelly DuByne of Distinctive Interior Designs and Monika Krisofferson of Efficient Oranization NW offer the following classes. Check www.distinctiveinteriordesigns.net, 425-238-3678, or www.EfficientOrganizationNW.com, 425-220-8905.
First Saturday of each month: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ask a Designer color consultations at Lynnwood Miller Paint, 18021 Alderwood Mall Pkwy., Ste 103. Register at 425 248-4950.
Winter speaker Series: The Snohomish County Master Gardener Foundation series features eight gardeners, authors and experts now through April. The talks are from 9:30 to11:30 a.m. at Mukilteo Presbyterian Church Social Hall, 4514 84th St. SW, Mukilteo. A subscription to the entire series is $85. Single lecture tickets may be available at $20 each at the door. See www.snomgf.org/ or call 425-357-6010.
Jan. 18: Eric Studebaker, Growing and Loving Japanese Maple Trees.
Feb. 1: Ciscoe Morris, Transform Your Garden into a Bird and Butterfly Haven.
Feb. 15: Meghan Fuller, Plant Marriages That Don't End in Divorce; Design Tips for Successful Plant Combinations.
March 1: Cass Turnbull, How to Prune and Renovate the Overgrown Garden.
March 15: Polly Hankin, Extend Your Living Space beyond the Backdoor; Comfortable and Functional Outdoor Rooms.
March 22: Judith Jones, Garden Ferns, Procrastinator's Delight.
April 5: Dan Hinkley, Trees, Shrubs and Vines for Year Round Interest in a Pacific Northwest Garden.
These local nurseries feature gardening classes, guest speakers and special events throughout the year, often for no charge. Check their websites or call for details.
Christianson's Nursery and Greenhouse: 15806 Best Road, Mount Vernon; 360-466-3821; www.christiansonsnursery.com.
McAuliffe's Valley Nursery: 11910 Springhetti Road, Snohomish; 360-862-1323; www.mcauliffesvalleynursery.com.
Molbak's Garden &Home: 13625 NE 175th St., Woodinville; 425-483-5000; www.molbaks.com.
My Garden: 17414 Bothell-Everett Highway, Mill Creek; 425-402-1842; www.mygardennursery.com.
Pine Creek Nursery: 23225 Sofie Road, Monroe; 360-863-8866; pinecreeknursery.com.
Sky Nursery: 18528 Aurora Ave. N., Shoreline; 206-546-4851; www.skynursery.com.
Sunnyside Nursery: 3915 Sunnyside Blvd., Marysville; 425-334-2002; www.sunnysidenursery.net.
The Plant Farm at Smokey Point: 15022 Twin Lakes Ave., Marysville; 360-652-3351; www.theplantfarm.com.
Wight's Home &Garden: 5026 196th St. SW, Lynnwood; 425-775-3636; www.wights.com.
Got a gardening question? You can call the master gardener hotline from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 425-357-6010 or visit the Home &Garden section at snohomish.wsu.edu.
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I decided to set up a 'real' time exploiting environment. I tested with metasploit on my home network but now I'm trying to pen-test outside my network. I'm at my sisters house a few houses down. I opened up my network at home so my target computer at home can be open and seen on the internet. It's Windows 2003. I configured the routers at both home and at my sisters house. When running the simple win32 reverse, I get a 'connection timed out' error. I even connected the target computer directly to the cable modem and I still got the error. I'm not sure what's the problem.
For LPORT(sisters house), I have the router configured for port 4444 to be open. For LHOST, I tried both the router IP 192.168... and the actual IP and still got the connection error.
Not sure what the problem is. Any help/tips would greatly be appreciated it. I apologize if this has been asked before, couldn't find the solution. Thank you in advance.


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of course i would want to get the largest i could because i will always want to leave the door opened while bunny is playing so he can have a "safe" place to go if he feels he needs one.
so the first one would be a good size also?
Any metal dog exercise pen will likely have the same dimensions (4x4 feet when configured in a square: 8 panels, 24 inches each). I think you should be able to find a quality xpen for a lot cheaper than the second link you posted. $150 for a 42 inch pen is very pricey! Check out Amazon and ebay too. I do agree that you want a walk-through pen with an accessible door!
What is the area of the exercise space he will have? You mentioned bunny-proofing your room. Are there a few rooms (preferably a floor) he can have access to? A bedroom isn't likely to be large enough.
Here is Blue and Baby's Nic Cage. Blue weighs 16 lbs and it holds his weight fine. I used wooden dowels to support the third shelf and the second also. for the shelves I used 1/2" thick Plywood on top of Nic Cube panel floors and then drilled holes and zip tied them to the nic panels underneath. here is a picture of it.


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This wouldn't have anything to do with your question here would it? Keep in mind about what I said in that thread about not doing this on systems that don't belong to you.
There are tools on BackTrack that can be used to capture traffic, but you appear to have a misconception about the ways in which this could work, and you will need some networking knowledge to understand this properly. Some packet capturing tools are Wireshark, tcpdump and Ettercap, however the way these work is to capture traffic that is seen by the system on which the tools are run. Ettercap has an ability to influence the operation of the network it runs on so that it can see more traffic than it would when the network was operating normally, but there are limitations to this technique. You will need to do further reading on your own to work out how to use these tools.


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Paul McCartney is making his next video a collaboration with his fans.
For his clip to the song "Save Us," the former Beatle looking for his followers to submit photos featuring themselves and their favorite lines from the song. He's asking fans to tap their imagination in making their pictures, explaining that the more creative submissions are more likely to be chosen for the project.
Details on how to participate are posted at PaulMcCartney.com, along with the lyrics to the song. "Save Us" is from Paul's most recent album, New.
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The magazine Modern Healthcare held a "tournament" in 2011 to determine what "one person, event, organization or innovation had the biggest impact on the health-care delivery system in the past 35 years." Hospice was "seeded" No. 12 at the beginning of voting. It was the landslide winner, beating out the Institute for Healthcare Improvement by a 3-to-1 margin.
Hospice care focuses on caring rather than curing. Most hospice care is provided in the patient's residence. However, it is also available in hospice centers, some hospitals and long-term-care facilities.
Hospice caregivers use a variety of alternative therapeutic techniques to comfort patients. They use massage, group therapy, music therapy and pet therapy and guided imagery to supplement traditional pain-relief tactics.
Nearly 1.5 million patients were treated in hospice programs in 2008, compared with only 25,000 in 1982 when it first became a Medicare benefit. It is also covered by Medicaid and most private insurance plans. The average length of time in hospice is about 21 days. The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization estimates that nearly 40 percent of 2008 U.S. deaths were in a hospice setting.
The three leading causes of death in hospice programs – cancer, Alzheimer's disease and kidney disease – also are the easiest to predict remaining life expectancy, and they impose the greatest burdens on family caregivers.
Hospice care remains largely a white, upper-class and upper-middle-class phenomenon. Evidence indicates minority-group members generally are suspicious of the health-care system and are less open to the idea of withholding curative care. Many have had to forgo medical care most of their lives and have a different view of what it's like to have nature take its course. A survey of more than 4,000 newly diagnosed cancer patients found that 80 percent of blacks said they were willing to exhaust their resources to extend life, compared with 64 percent of Hispanics and 54 percent of whites.
As with palliative care, hospice sometimes prolongs life. In a 2007 study, hospice patients survived nearly a month longer than non-hospice patients with comparable conditions did. Hospice care improved survival in 4 of 6 disease categories. The largest difference was for congestive heart failure, where average survival rose from 321 to 402 days.
Nonetheless, it is difficult for some patients to choose hospice because forgoing medical care seems like accepting a death sentence. However, research shows that patients who choose hospice care do not die faster than those who do not.
In a pilot test, Aetna allowed a group of policyholders with a life expectancy of less than a year to receive hospice care without abandoning medical care. The number of patients who chose hospice shot up to 70 percent from 26 percent. The cost of care for these patients was 25 percent less, despite the concurrent care. They visited the emergency room half as often as non-hospice patients with life-limiting conditions. Their hospital and ICU use dropped by two-thirds.
For Medicare patients, hospice care saves an average of $2,309 per patient. A 2007 study found that Medicare costs would be lower for 70 percent of hospice recipients if such care were provided earlier. Cost of care was less expensive for cancer up to 233 days and non-cancer cases up to 154 days. Thereafter, hospice costs more than conventional care. However, the authors said, "More effort should be put into increasing short stays as opposed to focusing on shortening long ones."
For example, a study of men with advanced prostate cancer showed that about half eventually turned to hospice care but often waited until a week or two before death to enter the program. Brief hospice care delivers far fewer benefits.
More than two-thirds of hospice patients receive the services at home. However, a growing number of freestanding facilities are sprouting to meet demand. Construction of new hospice centers has increased by more than 40 percent since 2000. Nearly every U.S. citizen lives within 60 minutes of a hospice center, and 88 percent live within 30 minutes.
According to a 2010 study, the length of time that nursing-home patients are in hospice has doubled in the past decade, from 46 to 93 days. The study speculated that the increase was associated with a 50 percent growth in the number of nursing-home hospice programs. Medicare pays nursing homes far more for hospice care than the facilities would receive for standard care from Medicaid. The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has recommended that standards for hospice certification be strengthened to ensure nursing-home programs are qualified to provide care.


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first, I have never seen the "down" or "up" parameter in iwconfig...It must be brought up/down using ifconfig (ifconfig wlan0 down or up).
Second, you might not have to kill those proccesses, ...The message is caused because the interface has been set in monitor mode, dhclient is a protocol to connect to an AP and to connect to an AP, interface must be set in managed mode, that is why..being in monitor mode and running dhclient might not affect operation.
I have done it before with my alfa 500 and it runs like a charm even with the message. Read carefully, I use the term "might" and not "will"..Try it as it worked for me with or without killing the dhclient.
Try it again, but issuing the ifconfig command....


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Apple, after years of hyper growth that made it the world's most valuable company, is starting to look more like a value stock, according to some analysts reacting to the iPhone maker's financial results.
At least 20 analysts lowered their price targets after Apple yesterday reported its slowest growth rates in years and said the trend will continue. The stock fell 12 per cent in New York overnight, and has dropped more than 35 per cent since September.
The sharp drop wiped out nearly $US60 billion ($A57 billion) in Apple's market capitalisation to less than $US423 billion, leaving the company vulnerable to losing its status as the most valuable US company to second-place ExxonMobil, at $416.5 billion.
Apple had defied Wall Street projections for years, ignited by the popularity of the iPod, iPhone and iPad tablet. Now, the company is entering a phase where it may more closely resemble a value stock, said Abhey Lamba, an analyst at Mizuho Securities USA – looking more like AT&T and IBM in offering investors slower sales growth, predictable earnings and a steady dividend.
"This is a big shift in the company's position from a year ago," Mr Lamba said. "The growth has slowed down much faster than we anticipated." Avi Silver, an analyst at Credit Agricole Securities USA Inc., and Mark Moskowitz, an analyst at JPMorgan Chase, joined Mr Lamba in saying Apple may look more like a value stock after yesterday's report.
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The fiscal first-quarter results underscored the challenges investors see for Apple. Competition is stiffening from rivals such as Samsung, Google and Amazon. The iPhone, Apple's biggest source of revenue and profit, is in a smartphone market that is becoming increasingly saturated, while popular new devices such as the iPad mini have a narrower profit margin than other Apple products. Meanwhile, manufacturing snags have held up supply of the iPhone, iPad and Mac personal computers.
The company also is operating under a new management structure installed by Chief executive Tim Cook in October, when he ousted longtime mobile software head Scott Forstall.
Last year, Mr Cook reinstated the company's dividend, offering a payout for the first time since 1995. Apple's indicated dividend yield has climbed to 2.35 per cent as the stock has fallen, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That compares with 1.66 per cent for IBM and 5.33 per cent for AT&T.
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Apple also signalled the slowing growth will continue when it announced a new format for sharing its financial outlook - one that it indicated will be more reliable. Apple in the past has given conservative forecasts that have been ignored by investors and analysts, who instead used the guidance as a starting point to create rosier projections.
Apple said second-quarter sales will be $41 billion to $43 billion, which would be the slowest rate of growth since 2009. The figures Apple provided also indicate profit may fall about 17 per cent, the first drop since 2003, said Walt Piecyk, an analyst at BTIG LLC in New York.
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EXCLUSIVE: Demi Lovato Being Treated at Timberline Knolls
She's been staying under the radar ever since dropping off the Jonas Brothers European Tour, and now GossipCenter has exclusively learned that Demi Lovato is getting help at the Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center.
According to our exclusive source, the Lovato family spent the weekend with Demi, staying at a local hotel to be close to the ailing Disney darling during her time of need.
The Lovatos were spotted on Sunday (November 7) leaving their hotel and driving to the treatment center before heading off to the airport to fly back to Los Angeles.
Demi checked into Timberline Knolls, located just outside Chicago in Lemont, Illinois, directly after deciding she needed help for emotional and physical issues.
The center's website boasts, "Nestled on 43 wooded acres, the Timberline Knolls campus has received recognition for its beauty from the American Institute of Landscape Architects. The tranquil grounds contain a lake and reflecting ponds, an historic art studio, comfortable contemporary residential facilities, and outdoor activity fields."
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As for Demi's living conditions, former residents have reported that Timberline Knolls has a decent selection of food and activities available, and the center comes highly recommended and well-rated by clients and industry sources alike.
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Demarre Kitt is currently the 27th ranked wide out prospect in America and for good reason. The 6'1 193-pound playmaker and great size, speed and strength. Scout.com caught up with Kitt for the latest.
"Trips I have coming up are Tennessee, Auburn, Clemson, Oregon, Texas and Ohio State. I am looking for something different and a team that can throw the ball. My strength is my route running, cutting ability and hands. Weakness is strength and I want to improve my speed."Scout.com Stat Tracker:
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2012: 74 receptions, 1,235 yards, and 11 touchdowns receiving. He also had a punt return for a touchdown.
2011: 42 receptions for 651 yards and 10 touchdowns receiving. He also had a punt return for a touchdown.Scout.com Take:
Kitt is a play-maker at wide receiver. He can get down field and make a big catch or he can catch a short pass, and take it to the house. He is very tough to slow down off the line of scrimmage because of his quickness and strength. He has a very strong frame and he can catch balls in traffic well. Like most, Kitt can still improve his route running. He can sink his hips better and sell his routes better, but that will come. - Chad Simmons


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A new solution brings together lights, voice and bar code scanning into one solution
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The data collection industry has been talking about multi-modal data collection for the last couple of years. That's hardware that gives the user the option between scanning a bar code or using a voice-enabled headset without switching devices. Other configurations might include a keyboard for manual entry and there has been talk of throwing RFID into the mix.
Last week, I talked to Zane Daggett, a general manager with Wynright, about a new picking solution Wynright is introducing. Daggett referred to it as hybrid picking, but in reality, it's a multi-modal picking solution designed for multi-carton picking applications. That is one where the order selector is picking to multiple orders at one time.
"We've developed an application where lights and voice work in conjunction with one another," Daggett explained, adding that a bar code scan may initiate the process, which means it ultimately brings together three data collection technologies.
In essence, the system is a pick-to-light, put-to-voice solution. In most scenarios, an order selector would be working in a carton flow pick zone with multiple SKUs to select from. The order selector will scan in a group of cartons or totes at a picking station, with each container dedicated to a unique order. At that point, lights will identify which donor cartons to pick from. When the order selector turns after picking from the donor carton, the voice system will identify the shipping carton for the put.
"In a traditional system, the order selector is picking for one tote at a time," Daggett says. "In this situation, the selector can pick to a cluster of orders at one time. It takes the thinking process out." Daggett says two systems are already in place and those customers are seeing 18% improvements in productivity.
I asked two questions. First, isn't this similar to the way goods-to-person solutions that deliver a donor tote to a work station work? "Yes, but at a much lower cost to implement, especially if the end user already has one of those two technologies in place," Daggett says. For the end user who doesn't have either pick-to-light or voice already installed, the start up costs may be prohibitive. "They would be very cautious to take this on," he says.
The second was what type of application is Wynright targeting? "We see it as both store replenishment and direct-to-consumer," Daggett explains. "It's the facility that can benefit from picking to multiple orders at one time, and already has at least one of the two picking technologies already in place."
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With the intelligence reform bills now being debated and voted upon in Congress, we hope that we have kept you as current as possible with these important issues. As always, in this month's newsletter we feature a legislative update. We also expand our focus to other topics, such as an original article written by a WTC survivor who represents an integral part of the FOS11 membership. In addition, Elinor Stout, one of several board members who participated in the "Hope Not Hate" panel discussions around the country, reflects on her recent experiences. We also follow discussions about the Ground Zero site with the three principal architects involved, and we review a new documentary that allows you to track the rebuilding process. And with links to a traumatic grief study, a resiliency quiz and our bulletin boards, we give you the means to measure your own progress as well as the opportunity to provide your feedback.
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sliced raw tuna bowl
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- Calories: 356 kcal
- Total Time: 1 h 45 m
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Looks like this is it, folks. Full-scale systemic economic collapse may have just started. I would very much appreciate it if this thread was kept open for serious discussion.
Just out, 45 minutes ago, From Ambrose Evans Pritchard of the London Daily Telegraph, (Ambrose Evans-Pritchard is International Business Editor of The Daily Telegraph. He has covered world politics and economics for 30 years, based in Europe, the US, and Latin America. He joined the Telegraph in 1991, serving as Washington correspondent and later Europe correspondent in Brussels).
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Only Germany can save EMU as contagion turns systemic
'...Europe's leaders have finally run out of time.
If they fail to agree on some form of debt pooling and shared fiscal destiny at Thursday's emergency summit, they risk a full-fledged run on South Europe's bond markets and a disorderly collapse of monetary union...'
'...The International Monetary Fund said there is now "serious risk" of eurozone contagion with "large" potential knock-on effects worldwide.
"Market participants remain unconvinced that a sustainable solution is at hand," it said.
Suki Mann from Societe Generale caught the mood in a note to clients, asking whether it is "all over". "Eurozone politicians don't – or don't want to – understand that the eurozone as we know it is on the precipice. Greece appears beyond repair, Italy is on the brink, and the chances are that the euro might be no more very soon,
" he said.
BS fears that Europe is on the cusp of "system-wide convulsion"
after yields on Spanish 10-year bonds reached post-EMU records of 6.34pc this week, and Italian yields topped 6pc. "We believe that Spain has entered the danger zone for yield levels," said Harvender Sian, the bank's credit strategist, who fears the "point-of-no-return" may be 6.5pc. "Given that Spain [and likely soon Italy] has entered this territory,
there is a growing risk that a large systemic risk event is plausible in the near term and if not then in a matter of weeks."
The bank has called for a bail-out fund with €2 trillion of full lending power to stabilise the system, even if this risks pushing German debt levels above 110pc of GDP and causing apoplexy in the Bundestag.
The bond fund Pimco has its own idea: throwing Greece, Ireland and Portugal to the wolves, and concentrating €1 trillion in "overwhelming force" to defend Spain and Italy. That major players should utter such thoughts shows how fast events are moving.
For 18 months the EU has treated the serial crises on the EMU margins as liquidity headaches. It hoped that time would slowly lift the distressed debtors off the reefs, while the penal terms of "Ultima Ratio" attached to bailout loans would deter other EMU states from seeking help. "Shock and Awe" rhetoric would do the rest.
The strategy has failed because it did not acknowledge that the deeper crisis is a North-South structural gap that has left half the eurozone with variants of 1930s debt-deflation, a condition that cannot be solved by austerity measures or by any one country alone.
"We are approaching the endgame for this part of the European sovereign crises:
the number of cans that now need kicking down the road would challenge the left foot of Lionel Messi," said Gary Jenkins from Evolution Securities. "The chances are that the EU will only take the step of fiscal union or common bond issuance at one minute to midnight on a weekend when it is clear that the system is close to collapse." ...'
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If you're in Europe, I recommend you get your savings somewhere safe right now.
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Wait for a retrace then buy silver. and Go short the Euro. What a great opportunity this is , not only to make money but also to see the ushering in of a Resource Based Economy.
See The Venus Project for an outline of a successful Resource Based Economy.
link to www.thevenusproject.com
Will we get to retrace and short the resource based economy?
Sounds like a bad habit.
It is but. what I mean is wait for a small retrace in the silver market then jump on to make some money coz as u well know we need that shit right now;money that is.
and if everything goes to shit at least you'll be short on the relevant currencies.
Then you can buy a fortified four wheel drive fully functional for survival Bus and Run for the hills.
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The Panthers' 3-9 record isn't keeping them from talking some trash leading up to their rematch with the division rival Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
Carolina defensive end Greg Hardy said Wednesday the struggling Panthers are a "better team" than Atlanta.
Yes, better than the Falcons, who have clinched the NFC South division title and have the NFC's best record at 11-1. The Panthers, meanwhile, are coming off a loss to Kansas City, which had won only one game this season before Sunday.
When asked if he meant the Panthers were the better team on Sept. 30 when they lost 30-28 at Atlanta or better overall, Hardy replied, "Both."
Hardy said this Sunday's rematch is about "payback" and "punishment."
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Hardy, now a full-time starter in his third season with the Panthers, said he's not a big fan of the team's Interstate-85 rivals, calling the Falcons "a little cocky."
"I feel like they're not respectful," Hardy said.
Hardy is among several Carolina defensive players who felt disrespected by Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan after television cameras caught him cursing as he shouted "get off our field" toward the Panthers sidelines in the final seconds of Atlanta's Week 4 win at the Georgia Dome.
Big Ben closer to return for Steelers
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin challenged Ben Roethlisberger to prove his sprained right shoulder is ready to go before handing the keys to the offense back to his franchise quarterback.
A few dozen passes Wednesday appears to have provided a pretty compelling argument.
Admittedly a little rusty while going through his first serious workout since injuring his shoulder and dislocating a rib during a 16-13 overtime win over Kansas City on Nov. 12, Roethlisberger reported no major issues after letting it loose following a three-week layoff and seems on track to start on Sunday against San Diego.
"I'm getting there," Roethlisberger said.
Tomlin declined to name Roethlisberger the starter against the reeling Chargers (4-8) but sounded very much like a coach running out of reasons to keep his team's most valuable player on the sideline.
"I thought it was a positive day for Ben," Tomlin said. "He threw the ball around both vertically and horizontally. I thought the ball had good velocity, particularly in a few instances. So, it was positive."
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Packers • Charles Woodson was back at practice on a limited basis Wednesday, and coach Mike McCarthy says the defensive back's return from a broken collarbone is "getting close." Woodson has missed the last five games after breaking his collarbone against St. Louis. Also, the team re-signed running back Ryan Grant, who is fifth on Green Bay's all-time rushing list, running for 4,016 yards and 25 touchdowns from 2007-11.
Vikings • Minnesota placed ailing wide receiver Percy Harvin on injured reserve. The move was announced Wednesday afternoon, after Harvin missed another practice because of severely sprained left ankle that has kept him out of the last three games.
Seahawks • Cornerback Brandon Browner has dropped the appeal of his suspension for using performance-enhancing substances and will miss the final four games of the regular season.
Jets • Backup quarterback Tim Tebow says he did "a lot more" in practice Wednesday than he has the previous two weeks while healing from two broken ribs. Tebow says that despite being limited he was able to throw passes at full force for the first time in a few weeks.
Raiders • Coach Dennis Allen returned to the team after the death of his father. Allen flew to the Dallas area on Sunday night to be with his father, Grady, and his family. Grady Allen died Tuesday at age 66 of cardiac arrest.
Ravens • Linebacker Terrell Suggs doesn't intend to let a torn right biceps keep him out of Sunday's game against the Washington Redskins, but said it will "definitely be a game-time decision" whether he plays.
Cardinals • John Skelton will be back at starting quarterback when the Cardinals play the Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle. Coach Ken Whisenhunt, whose team is mired in an eight-game losing streak, announced after Wednesday's practice that he would replace rookie Ryan Lindley after two starts.
Cowboys • Running back DeMarco Murray was a precautionary scratch from the first practice since his return from a six-game absence with a sprained right foot. Murray said he would return to practice Thursday after missing Wednesday's session.
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Denver at Oakland, 6:20 p.m., NFL Network
Chicago at Minnesota, 11 a.m.
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Kansas City at Cleveland, 11 a.m.
San Diego at Pittsburgh, 11 a.m.
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St. Louis at Buffalo, 11 a.m.
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Miami at San Francisco, 2:05 p.m., Ch. 2
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(TMZ) - TMZ has spoken with a rep for the Stockholm PD, who say around 7:10 PM on Wednesday night, an officer smelled weed coming from Justin's bus, which was parked in front of the Grand Hotel.
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Justin Bieber is so rock n' roll. TMZ reports that his tour bus was raided by Swedish police who allegedly found marijuana on board Wednesday night, according to a Swedish newspaper.
According to TMZ, police reportedly boarded the bus in Stockholm as the bus pulled up at the arena where Bieber was performing, and found a "small amount" of what appeared to be pot.
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The Swedish report says police also found a stun gun - which requires a permit.
TMZ reports that no arrests were made, and it's unclear if Justin was on the bus, or if he'd already entered the arena, when the raid went down.
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you can read more here : http://www.asp.net/web-pages/tutorials/data/5-working-with-data and could use this code to enter news articles into the db :
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Apr 16, 2012 07:34 AM|craig_inb|LINK
I assume the reason you are posting from word is to be able to use the formating that you added while in word. There are two ways I can think of to do this.
1 make the final document an image and save that to the database. You could also save it as a pdf. An image can easily be saved to a database. These may have scaling issues depending on the screen size and resolution. As an example, online magazines are having to reformat their pages to match the new retena display.
2 Include a Rich Text frame in your web site. This also allows some significant security risks and there are some compatability issues that you need to resolve. This frame allows some of the rich text but it is likely moderated and scanned.
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the one I used was tinymce although there others. Most are javascript plugins that are implimented in a textarea.
I'll be happy to answer any questions you have on this. I may save you several hours and probably help me understand it better too.
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TinyMCE seems really very good although I'm having one problem. When posting back my form data I get the following message:
I've tried @Html.Encode on the Request[""] object but that doesn't seem to help me, have you seen this before?
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Maybe this link could help you: TinyMCE and "A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected"
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Yes, that is one of the problems with merging Javascript and Razor. Any escaping that is done in the Javascript is removed by the request object in the razor section. You will have to use the request.unvalidated().form call to get any of the html that you want to send to razor code. Keep in mind that this data could contain dangerous code such as SQL Injection so you should also escape it immediatly with server.htmlencode if you plan to save it to a database.
This is the reason for your getting that warning. The data in Rich Text can contain harmful scripts and you need to keep that in mind when using it.
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Yea not ideal, I've managed to get round it by turning the validation off
great editor though so thanks for pointing me towards that
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craig_inbKeep in mind that this data could contain dangerous code such as SQL Injection
The Request Validation feature in ASP.NET does not protect against SQL Injection. It is there to protect against potential XSS attacks (http://weblogs.asp.net/jgalloway/archive/2011/04/28/preventing-javascript-encoding-xss-attacks-in-asp-net-mvc.aspx). You use input validation and parameters for dynamic values in database commands to protect against SQL injection.


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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 9:46 am
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We had a good response to the 2012 Goals thread. What do you all have planned for 2013?
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Boringly enough, the same as last year. Enjoy searching caches, seeing new places, typing out experiences, getting excercise, and learning new things through this game all through the year as much as I do today.
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Hmmm... I never responded to the 2012 goals (wasn't very active in the forum) but we accomplished all of them, which were:
- Hit #1000 on our 1 year geo-anniversary
- Complete the 366 streak
- Complete the 100 a month club
- Complete the "Welcome To" Challenge
Our outstanding goals at this point are:
1) Finish the streak at 500
2) Finish a Year of FTFs (we are at 8 months so far)
3) Finish the Avian Adventure
4) Find a cache in every county in MN
5) Complete all Geo-Stalker Challenges and Final
6) Complete our fizzy
7) Hide 3 more caches for Blue Belt
8) Hide another 30 caches, get at least 1 more state, hit #2000 (easy), and host an event for Brown Belt
9) Then, hit #3000 for Black Belt
10) Complete the Placed Month grid
11) 7/11 Virtual Challenge
12) Complete the Cache Across America (this will take years, I'm sure)
13) And our loftiest "bucket list" goal would be to find a cache in every county of the US, but of course we'd have to be retired to do that... We work on it everywhere we go though as much as possible...
So, in 2013, I'd like to cross at least 5 of those off the list.
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Thanks for the reminder. I just checked the other thread, and I'm surprisingly pleased to see that I actually met all of last year's goals. Of course, being unemployed for half the year allowed me a little more time to cache, and I don't really want that opportunity again.
Goals for 2013:
Travel: Add 1 or more Canadian Provinces, and 1 or more states, plus 15 or more counties.
Cache type goals: Hit 100 total in Multis, 50 each in Earthcache and Virtuals, Attend at least one event each month. Complete one or more 5/5/ caches.
Hiding: Put out at least 10 new quality hides, with good, tough puzzles among them, as well as a couple of worthy Challenge caches
Find a cool cache to do as # 2500, and maybe even make it to #3000 by the end of the year.
Remember to take more photos and include them in my online logs.
Attend 2 or more CITOs
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I hit most of my 2012 goals but a couple were a stretch so we are still working on them.
My goals for 2013 are:
1. Add 5 more states/provinces to my list. (I added 4 countries last year)
2. Reach 200 virtuals
3. Do the 7/11 challenge
4. Attend another Mega event. I have 5
5. Complete 2 large challenge caches. We did the calendar grid and will finish up 365 days in a row at the end of January.
6. Reach 200 unknown/puzzle caches.
7. Do at least one long power trail with friends.
8. Reach the 3500 cache plateau.
9. Attend at least 10 events this year.
Make way more geocaching friends.
If you're successful in what you do over a period of time, you'll start approaching records, but that's not what you're playing for. You're playing to challenge and be challenged.--Lou Brock
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10) Complete the Placed Month grid
I've got a geocaching excursion planned for Memorial Weekend to complete GC35 (Michigan's oldest) and GC36 (only one of two remaining August 2000 hides in the US). There are three of us going so far, possibly a 4th. Might be an opportunity to share some expenses.
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I have not yet thought out 2013 in great detail yet. But here's a few thoughts..
- Complete the Circle Me Bert Challenge (two counties away).
- Complete the Avian Adventure (20 parks away).
- Complete the Month Hidden Challenge (one away).
I'll continue my quest to be webcam cache leader. If lucky I might add 10 this year. Need approx 20 to take the lead (last time I checked).
I'll continue my quest to cache in all 50 states and DC. I only have 8 remaining. I doubt I'll be able to make progress this year.
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Still mostly just want to enjoy, but in that line I'm going to try to do more "run caching" (run out along a route at my workout pace, then cache my way back at an easy walk/jog.) It's a really nice reward for exercising to find caches on the way back.
I also want to do some canoe or kayak caching again this year. And climb a lot of trees.
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Well, I met my goal in 2012; filling my D/T grid. I also extended my streak to 415 days. After the end of that streak, I haven't done a lot of caching at all.
This year, I am going to focus on quality, not quantity.
I am hoping to make a road trip, possibly to New England. Maybe Texas? Of course, I've said that before.
I am sure I will have minor 'obsessions' as the year passes.
"We never seek things for themselves-what we seek is the very seeking of things"-Pascal
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I told someone at the event at the capital, my goal was to wake up each morning. If I get some caches along the way, that will be gravy on the biscuits so to speak.
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2) Finish a Year of FTFs (we are at 8 months so far)
Just finished month 9
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I don't do goals when it comes to things I do for fun. It takes the fun out of it, and creates opportunities for gross interference. (example: I once committed to taking 20,000 photos in a year, a 6,000 increase over the previous year. Soon after I started, my bride decided we were going to go to the gym three days a week, reducing photo-taking time by 95%. Once the goal was un-achievable, she grew weary of going to the gym.)
So having said that, here's what I'm looking at as "goals":
1) Have fun caching.
2) Take photos while caching.
3) Place my first cache.
Keep it simple, keep it fun.
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I find striving towards goals as being fun, even if I don't accomplish them.
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I'm keeping my goals simple:
1)Find at least one cache each month.
2)Find at least 500 caches for the year.
3)Publish some type of Challenge cache.
4)See if I can get more people interested in the sport.
5)Get to 2 areas and do "power trails".
6)Most importantly, HAVE FUN!!
Please note none of these are that difficult, but I hate not being able to complete a goal.
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I have a 1989 325i that had been sitting about a year; I won't go into why. I'm in a rural desert area and someone from the county seat an hour's drive away came out here and cited me (and others, I presume) for having an non-operating vehicle on my property. I had it covered and it's in the back of my driveway (not like it's parked across the front yard or on blocks!), but she claims the code is that it has to be in storage if it isn't operating--even though I've kept its registration and even the insurance current. (Is it time for me to switch to the Libertarian Party?)
Anyway, I tried to start it and the engine would try, but just not start. I thought it might be the battery, so I installed a brand new one this morning. Still the same thing. I saw the gas indicator said empty (and the indicator might be out, for all I know; it's had electrical problems in the past), so I put a gallon of gas in. Still not starting. It's turning, the engine just isn't engaging. Might it need new spark plugs?
Sorry I don't know the correct terms. I know very little about cars. There's a neighbor I have a couple blocks away who told me he once had the same car, so I'm hoping I can find him and that he'll stop by for a try and some advice.
Until then or in case I can't find him, does anyone have tips? Please keep it kind of simple for a non-mechanical dumb blonde.
The county's giving me two weeks to get the car out of sight or operating.
Put more than a gallon in it. That may not be enough for the fuel pump to start picking it up.
Not knowing how much you know about testing engine function, I'll just give you basic stuff to look at.
Check to see if the fuel pump(s) are working. You should have fuel pressure at the fuel rail (where the injectors are). You can take the fuel line off and put it in a small container, then turn the key on for a few seconds. You should get a strong flow of fuel into the container (it really helps to have some help holding the container and fuel line while the key is turned on and off) You should be able to hear the high pressure fuel pump working when you turn the key to "run" position (where the dash lights come on). It will run a few seconds, making a buzzing or humming sound.
If you have fuel flow, next check for spark. You can get a spark tester at an auto parts store, and they only cost a few dollars. If you have spark and fuel the engine should crank.
Now I want to ask, how the heck does this inspector know the car isn't operable? If you moved it to a different spot in your yard and leave the cover off, are they going to come out and check to see if you can crank and drive it? Pardon the rant, but every time I read of this kind of government nannying it makes my blood boil. What right do they have bothering you in a rural area, especially since you've kept it licensed and insured the whole time??? Grrrr. Just pisses me off hugely.
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nothing is more expensive than a cheap BMW...c4harpe13
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Don't take life too seriously; no one gets out alive !
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If you have a garage you would be able to park it in there and shouldn't have problems with the county if you can't get it running in time. I know where I live if your car isn't registered with current tags or non op it can't be parked in your driveway it has to be non visible from the street.
and I thought Western Australia was the Nanny state.............
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They'd have a fit if they saw my yard. 4 BMWs in various stages of restoration, one dead Chevy Blazer and a '92 Chevy Lumina Euro (for sale! cheap!), plus another BMW and a '71 Firebird in the garage.
I believe California has most of the rest of the world "out-nannied". They're never satisfied until they've got their fingers in everybody's pie.
Mojave19, how about an update? Any luck getting your E30 running?
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nothing is more expensive than a cheap BMW...c4harpe13
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For the third time since 2005, the group has reviewed each state's policies for things like family and medical leave, workplace rights for new parents, and paid sick time. Much hasn't changed from report to report.
"Ohio does some beyond what federal law provides in terms of the protections that it provides to its own workers, workers for the state, but it does nothing to help private sector workers," said the group's Vicki Shabo.
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States like California are getting higher grades with their supportive programs for working parents. For example, private sector workers who qualify for the state's disability insurance system are entitled to up to six weeks of paid family leave that can be used by either parent. Pregnant women are also eligible for up to 4 months of job-protected leave to address a pregnancy-related health condition.
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This may sound like a stupid question but I need to know.All of my files are saved to desktop and the url is...example..file:///C:/Users/Craig/Desktop/index.htmlDo I upload these files like this, I'll be using FTP, or do I have to change them to something else?I feel as though something isn't right and need to make changes now, if I have to at all.I won't have any hosting information till next week, including a domain name.This is my first time around with websites and I want to make sure everything is good to go when I'm ready.Thanks.
There's no difference where is the place on your computer from which you upload your files to server.
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Please allow me to add an ad for Kevin Yank's book (http://www.sitepoint.com/books/phpmysql5/ - at least the free chapter on installation and configuration of a test server - the PHP & MySQL sections are extremely helpful, too)a s that's where I started with a test server on my computer and began my education with PHP and MySQL (years ago with the first edition).
I don't believe that Kevin goes into creating VirtualHosts on the test server, though, but that's where I develop many websites locally and can easily upload from my directories to the server AFTER testing thoroughly.
Welcome to the wonderful world of websites and good luck in your endeavors!
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That's the WHERE to upload to, not the FROM as the Op was asking - at least that was my interpretation of his post (but I could be wrong).
Thanks everyone
I launched yesterday, thanks for all of your help with everything, here's a link to the site if you're interested.http://www.psychiclotto.org/
The simplest way to work things is to set up a public_html folder on your computer that has the same file structure within it as you have on the server. That way all the relative links in the one place will also work in the other.
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