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Broadcom drivers are real tricky.
Make sure you verify the compatibility list here:
b43 - Linux Wireless
For my Broadcom card to work properly I need it to use the b43 drivers (which will allow it to capture and even inject according to what I have read)
Anyways I have a BCM4312 14e4:4315 Card which is currently only supported by the unstable b43 drivers (that 4315 means it is lower power or PHY to allow it to run better on netbooks)
So to make it work I followed a guide on aircrack-ng.org to install compat-wireless which contains dev versions of wireless drivers
These were the commands they had me run
Then after I ran that I had compile b43-fwcutter to extract the latest b43 driverCode:$ wget http://wireless.kernel.org/download/compat-wireless-2.6/compat-wireless-2.6.tar.bz2 $ tar -jxf compat-wireless-$(date -I).tar.bz2 $ cd compat-wireless-$(date -I) $ wget http://patches.aircrack-ng.org/mac80211.compat08082009.wl_frag+ack_v1.patch $ patch -p1 < mac80211.compat08082009.wl_frag+ack_v1.patch $ make # make install
so following a guide from Welcome - Linux Wireless I had to run the following to first get the lastest b43-fwcutter
Then to get the lastest version of Broadcom's proprietary driver I had toCode:wget http://bu3sch.de/b43/fwcutter/b43-fwcutter-012.tar.bz2 tar xjf b43-fwcutter-012.tar.bz2 cd b43-fwcutter-012 make
* I am comfortable with linux, but compiling is still a little weird for me so I basically ran exactly what is quoted here *Code:export FIRMWARE_INSTALL_DIR="/lib/firmware" wget http://mirror2.openwrt.org/sources/broadcom-wl-126.96.36.199.tar.bz2 tar xjf broadcom-wl-188.8.131.52.tar.bz2 cd broadcom-wl-22.214.171.124/driver sudo ../../b43-fwcutter-012/b43-fwcutter -w "$FIRMWARE_INSTALL_DIR" wl_apsta_mimo.o
Now I know I definitely did something because when I boot up i get the message as it loads the hardware drivers:
ERROR b43-phy0 FOUND UNSUPPORTED PHY
So I feel like I am on the right track but am at a loss here, can someone with more experience shed light on what I need to do to properly use these drivers...
Any help would be amazing thanks
Broadcom drivers are real tricky.
Make sure you verify the compatibility list here:
b43 - Linux Wireless
Thanks for the post Muts. It's unfortunate that the 4312 card doesn't work with BT4 final. I'm debating going back to BT4 Pre-final because it supported the card out of the box..
Ok so how well does that card work in backtrack 4 pre-final, does monitor and or injection work. And I feel like what I did got me so close any last thoughts of what I am missing I have read that entire link given by muts I feel it must be possible
I'm not sure. If I'm working on a wireless network I use my RT73 w/external antenna. My broadcom was only used for random web browsing.. But I'm about to go back to Pre-final because I don't see enough changes in Final that would make me keep it..
which rev. of the bcm 4312 do you have ?
can you paste the result of lspci |grep Network.
I ve a 4312 which works nice, injection too.
BCM4312 14e4:4315
It is the revision for low powered comps (primarily notebooks and netbooks in my case)
What revision did you get working?


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David S. Miller wrote: > I can't think of what else could be wedging the tg3. > Michael, any ideas? There are some 5703 specific programming > to consider: > The 5703 related settings in tg3 seem ok to me too. If Stephen says the stop_block error happens during normal ifdown and traffic was otherwise working fine before ifdown, then I think it may not even be a problem at all. Stopping the various state machines can be tricky and I'm not at all surprised that some state machines can fail to stop in some cases. They are all interconnected and even if you follow the stopping sequence in the programmer's reference manual, you may still end up with a situation where one state machine is waiting for another that has been stopped already. This is not a problem as tg3_stop_block() calls are always followed by a global chip reset that will clean up the whole chip. The purpose of tg3_stop_block() is to quiesce the chip and complete all DMA transactions before abruptly resetting the chip. If the DMA blocks would not stop, then it would be a bigger problem. Other tg3_stop_block() errors that I've seen, such as the ones reported by John Linville, were preceded by netdev watchdog timeouts. These netdev watchdog timeouts were real problems that needed to be solved.
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October 31, 2011 05:45 PM
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Women's soccer forward Blake Miller has been named West Virginia University's Student-Athlete of the Week for her performance in WVU's BIG EAST quarterfinal win over Seton Hall.
The St. Louis native scored a goal and tallied two assist in only 63 minutes, while pushing her point total to a team-best 23 points. Miller has scored a point in six straight matches.
Miller has three two-assist games in her career and has totaled four points in a match three times. She is tied with former All-American Laura Kane for fifth all-time in career goals with 31. More impressive, West Virginia is 26-2-1 all-time when Miller scores a goal.
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The No. 18 Mountaineers have a week off from competition, but will train for the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional on Saturday, Nov. 12, in Princess Anne, Md.
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The Mountaineers tied for fourth place (92 points) with No. 9 Syracuse at the BIG EAST Championship on Saturday in Louisville, Ky. ... No. 4 Villanova claimed its fourth-consecutive league title with 54 points followed by No. 7 Providence (63) and No. 6 Georgetown (77) ... WVU topped No. 23 Notre Dame (136) and No. 28 Connecticut (165) as well as nine other BIG EAST programs ... redshirt senior Kate Harrison, junior Katie Gillespie and redshirt junior Sarah-Anne Brault were named all-BIG EAST ... Harrison finished third overall with a 6k time of 19:52, while Gillespie arrived in seventh (20:14) and Brault came in 11th place in 20:24 ... Ahna Lewis and Stephanie Aldea also scored points for the team with their respective 28th- and 43rd-place marks ... Kaylyn Christopher, Jordan Hamric, Aubrey Moskal and Hallie Portner also competed for WVU.
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The Mountaineers will return to Princess Anne, Md., for a second time this season after placing second at the Maryland Eastern Shore Lid-Lifter Invitational on Sept. 3 ... WVU will look to improve on last year's fifth-place finish at the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional ... Harrison, Gillespie and Brault have led the team in finishes in two consecutive races ... the Mountaineers are ranked No. 3 in the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional rankings released two weeks ago by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches of America ... the USTFCCCA national rankings will be released Tuesday ... the team seeks its fourth Top 10 national finish in five years this season.
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The No. 1-ranked West Virginia rifle team is off this week.
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The Mountaineers (5-0, 3-0 GARC) remain undefeated, having knocked off Memphis, 4678-4616, on Oct. 29, and No. 9 Murray State, 4688-4615, the following day, at the WVU Rifle Range … WVU swept all four team competitions, trumping the Tigers in air rifle (2350-2324) and smallbore (2328-2292), and the Racers in air rifle (2356-2322) and smallbore (2332-2293) … junior Petra Zublasing finished first overall on Saturday with a combined score of 1188 … she also won air rifle (597) and smallbore (591) … the Appiano, Italy, native continued her winning streak on Sunday, finishing first with a combined score of 1189, with winning scores in air rifle (596) and smallbore (593).
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Zublasing's smallbore score against Murray State was a personal best and matched an NCAA and school record … seniors Justin Pentz and Michael Kulbacki, Zublasing and freshmen Taylor Ciotola, Thomas Kyanko and Meelis Kiisk all counted toward the Mountaineers' team scores in some way over the weekend … Pentz finished second against the Tigers with a score of 1173 … freshman Amy Bock made her Mountaineer debut against the Tigers and shot a school-record 200 prone … WVU improved to 6-2 against Memphis and 20-3 over the Racers … prior to their weekend matches, the Mountaineers moved up one spot to No. 1 in the College Rifle Coaches Association Poll … it is the first time the squad has held the top ranking since March.
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West Virginia traveled to Philadelphia to compete at the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta on the Schuylkill River … the Mountaineers had three women's open fours place within the top 20 of 38 total crews before remaining races were cancelled due to inclement weather … the Varsity 4+ 'A' crew of Hilary Meale, Shannon Gribbons, Courtney Schrand, Rachelle Purych and coxswain Morgan Leach finished in fifth-place with a time of 15:51.76 … the 'C' crew placed 18th with a time of 16:43.34 and the 'B' crew rounded out the top 20, crossing the line in 16:58.34.
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West Virginia went 2-0 with a pair of 2-0 victories on the road over Seton Hall and No. 14 Notre Dame on Wednesday and Saturday, respectively … Travis Pittman and Andy Bevin each scored against Seton Hall, while Nick Claudio and Bevin did the damage to the Irish … the WVU defense held both teams to a combined 18 shots, including six on-goal, while keeper Pat Eavenson recorded two shutouts and made six saves.
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With Shadow Sebele out with an injury, Pittman was forced to take the first penalty of his college career for the Mountaineers at Seton Hall … Pittman easily slid the ball past the Seton Hall keeper for his first goal of the season … Bevin now leads WVU in goals with seven and had a part to do in three of the four goals last week … Eavenson was a last minute goalie substitution and played admirably with two shutouts and great control of both matches … Eavenson now has three shutouts this season.
"That was arguably our best win of the year because we had to dig deep in the roster to put a team on the field. We used the deepest roster we have ever used at WVU and hats off to the kids who were fantastic on the day." – coach Marlon LeBlanc after the Notre Dame victory.
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No. 13 WVU will face Georgetown, the No. 2 seed in the National Division, on Friday, Nov. 4, at 5:30 p.m. at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium in the semifinals of the BIG EAST Championship … the other side of the championship bracket features National Division No. 1 seed Louisville and No. 3 seed Notre Dame … those teams will play in the first semifinal game on Friday at 3 p.m. … all three matches will be broadcast live on CBS Sports Network … ticket prices are $5 for adults (19 & older) and $3 for youth (18 & younger) … all BIG EAST students can attend for free with a valid student ID … groups of 20 or more can purchase tickets in advance for $2 through the Mountaineer Ticket Office.
Last Week in Women's Soccer
WVU opened BIG EAST Championship play with a convincing 5-0 rout of visiting Seton Hall in quarterfinal action Sunday afternoon at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium … the Mountaineers raced out to a 2-0 lead after 22 minutes, and netted three more second half goals … West Virginia lit the scoreboard first by taking advantage of a Pirate turnover at midfield in the ninth minute on a Bri Rodriguez shot … WVU doubled its lead at the 21:22 mark on Blake Miller's team-leading eighth goal of the season … Miller would add a second assist on Emily Dillon's goal to give her a four-point day – the third of her career … West Virginia added two goals in the 77th minute to complete the scoring off the feet of Dillon and forward Kate Lenz.
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The Mountaineers have won five BIG EAST division crowns under coach Nikki Izzo-Brown … redshirt freshman Sara Keane owns a 15-4-0 record as the starting goalkeeper … WVU's five goals against Seton Hall marked its highest output in the program's 26 all-time BIG EAST tournament contests, surpassing three previous four-goal efforts … the Mountaineers have won 13 of their last 14 matches, and are 8-1-2 in their last 11 conference tournament matches … Blake Miller has scored 31 career goals … the Mountaineers have advanced to the BIG EAST semifinals for seven consecutive seasons.
This Week in Swimming & Diving
The WVU men' and women's swimming and diving teams are idle this week and will prepare for a meet at home against Cincinnati and Villanova on Saturday, Nov. 12, at noon.
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The women's team fell 156-144 on Saturday afternoon to James Madison in the WVU Natatorium.
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Mandie Nugent and Rachael Burnett both had an impressive day taking first in their respective events … Nugent took first in the 1000 free (10:14.12), the 200 fly (2:04.24) and the 100 fly (56.57) … Burnett finished first in the 200 free (1:50.63), the 100 free (52.38) and the 500 free (4:56.46) … freshmen Tiera Butkus and Julie Ogden stepped up for the women, Butkus taking first in the 100 back (59.55) and second in the 200 back (2:05.20) … Ogden finished second in the 200 fly (2:06.49) and the 100 fly (57.61).
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The West Virginia University volleyball team will hit the road next weekend for its last trip of the regular season as it travels to Connecticut and St. John's … the Mountaineers will take on the Huskies first on Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. at the Harry A. Gampel Pavilion … WVU will then travel to St. John's Carnesecca Arena to take on the Red Storm on Nov. 6 at 2 p.m.
Last Week in Volleyball
The Mountaineers continued BIG EAST play as the team hosted Syracuse and Marquette at the WVU Coliseum … the Mountaineers defeated the Orange 3-0 Saturday before being swept by the Golden Eagles 3-0 on Sunday … WVU defeated Syracuse for the first time since 2002.
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Senior outside hitter Michelle Kopecky led the team this past weekend with 21 kills and 3.50 kills per set … the Schaumburg, Ill., native leads the team with 199 kills, 25 service aces, a .168 hitting percentage and 2.69 kills per set … after recording 41 digs and 6.83 digs per set, senior libero Serinna Russo improves her digs per set season average to 5.71 … Russo currently leads the team with 428 digs and is second on the team with 14 service aces … senior setter Kari Post recorded 62 assists this weekend and moves closer to taking the No. 4 spot from Kailee Goold on the WVU all-time assists list … the Yuba City, Calif., native has 3,219 assists in her career and needs 120 more to take the No. 4 position on the list.
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The St. Cloud Rox won their 2nd straight game 7-6 at Waterloo Wednesday night. Boo Vazquez singled in Adam Martin in the 9th inning to break a 6-all tie to lift the Rox to the win. Nick Tanielu went 3-4 with 2 runs scored and 1 RBI, Tony Skjefte went 2-3 with 2 RBIs and Vazquez went 2-3 with 2 RBIs for St. Cloud. Ty Jackson threw a scoreless 8th inning for the win and Adam Maxon threw a scoreless 9th inning for the save.


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i don't see it in the cydia repo
So again, please stop attacking the tools, stop creating bogus taboos when such effort should be focused on the behavior instead. It's like out-lawing all guns because some people used them to murder people. That doesn't mean people shouldn't be able to own and use them for self-defense. Same goes for things like App Sync, Bit-Torrent, ed2k, etc. There's nothing wrong or bad about using them in and of themselves. Just because a tool can be used for nefarious deeds, it doesn't make them any less useful of a tool.
I've been using App Sync since I jail broke on 6.1 and haven't had one single issue. I only use it to run multiple (and older) versions of some apps, and because I swapped out the app icons for one particular app for the older ones they used to use a while back) all of which would not be installable without such a tool (iTunes would reject it, since the signature would no longer match.)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the whole point of jail-breaking is being in control of one's device, and ridding one's device of the shackles a stock device is otherwise stuck with. App Sync allows one to upload anything, signed, unsigned, modified, et al. No shackles, just like most computers, laptops, etc. It can be misused, as can a lot of things. So with all due respect, this sort of censoring just ends up unfairly tainting the perception of such a tool.
The only trick is in places like Winterboard and cydia you have to be careful. For after a Cydia download that requires respring you need to get back to the home screen (home button) without respringing -then go into the app switcher and kill cydia from in there and then use your activator respring keystroke. While in WB, make changes you want then use your Activator Respring. So far it's working for me.


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24th February 2014 08:09 AM #1
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Can too much attention lead to spoiling??
My son is just over 2. For the longest time he went to bed with no problems whatsoever. We would read a story, say prayers and put him down and he wouldn't fuss or anything. He would fall asleep and we wouldn't hear anything till the morning. Over the summer, I gave birth to our daughter, so my husband has taken over a lot more with our son. My husband is a natural snuggler and so is my son. Consequently, the way he would put him to bed a lot of them time involves snuggling in the chair until he falls asleep. Then he gets moved to his bed. Now, if we put him to bed any other way, he cries and cries until someone comes in to snuggle with him. I want to tell my husband that we need to just take a week and let him 'cry it out' so he can put himself to sleep again. My husband doesn't like to do that. And admittedly, it is awfully tough when he is crying, 'want to snug!!' Makes me feel pretty heartless to ignore that. So - do we push through and make him self comfort himself or do we enjoy the chance to snug with him while we have it??
23rd March 2014 07:30 AM #2
Dear egamblin,
I have a few thoughts about your post. The first is that our children don't stay little for long. Your son won't always 'want to snug' with his mum and dad. These are precious times and so, especially since your husband seems to be enjoying the special time with his son too, you could just go with it and best of all enjoy it. Now that your son has got used to the cuddling this is what he wants. It makes sense - I know I would prefer to have a long cuddle in bed before I fall asleep rather than sleeping alone
Have you had a look at the Infant Sleep Information Source (ISIS)? I really like this resource because it is research based and all about how babies and toddlers sleep. There is evidence that many children will not fall asleep alone/ sleep through the night alone until they are around 4. This is a protective function (i.e. knowing they are sleeping close to a parent who can care for them) in the way they were made. Interestingly, some toddlers will only sleep well if a part of them (however small) is touching a part of you.
ISIS also has some interesting information surrounding sleep training and 'cry it out' methods. The researchers write:
' 'Extinction' methods require that both parents and babies break the link between crying and consistent parental response. This means severing a link that has evolved to ensure infants' survival.'
If you wanted to return to your son being able to sleep on his own and fall asleep on his own (as he was before your daughter was born) then there are gentler ways to do this then use a cry it out method which some sources question the long-term effects of. The author and expert in this field Elizabeth Pantley has some excellent resouces and books about gently transitioning a child into a new way of sleeping. This involves making small, gradual changes to a sleep routine.
Another thought I had is that there is so much that changes in a toddler's life when a new sibling is born. It sounds like your son is gaining extra reassurance, bonding and cuddles from the way his dad puts him to bed and this may be just what he needs as he adapts to being a big brother.
I hope some of this helps you. Do let me know your thoughts.
Best wishes,
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Thanks for your thoughts. I know we have discussed this type of issue on another question. with my 8 month old not sleeping. Can you tell I'm just super tired!! In my heart I agree with you - this is the best way. I think of other cultures where the method of crying it out would be unheard of. In my sleep deprived state, I just look for help I guess.
My son is also a huge snuggler and I'm not so I know that is some of it. I probably take a bit too much pride in being 'independent.' When the older I get the more I realize that is not such a great thing. It's amazing the realizations you come to after getting married and having kids.
I will look up that resource you shared. It sounds like it would be very helpful.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
26th March 2014 07:35 AM #4
You are welcome egamblin. But please don't feel guilty about any of this - you need to choose the sleep routine which works for your children and yourself and husband.
It is particularly hard to think about this when you are tired - I agree. I have often thought things about our sleep routine/ sleep choices in the middle of the night (after numerous wake-ups) which I know that I do not think/ want to choose when I am thinking more logically in the daytime.
I also agree with what you say above about how getting married and having kids can open your eyes to the world around you. My children teach me so much.
I hope things get easier for you at night-time.
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Deadline reports that James Franco is "circling" a role in Werner Herzog's long-in-development Gertrude Bell biopic Queen of the Desert. The role — which was once going to be played by Jude Law — is that of Henry Cadogan, a British diplomat who met Bell when she visited Persia, or modern-day Iran, in the 1890s. Bell herself will be played by Naomi Watts.
This bit of news reminds me that I never got around to blogging the last bit of casting news around this film, when it was announced last summer that Twilight star Robert Pattinson is attached to play T.E. Lawrence, a.k.a. "Lawrence of Arabia". I found that news kind of amusing because Pattinson has already co-starred with another actor who once played Lawrence.


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St. Lawrence has also offered me tremendous opportunities off campus through several study abroad programs and school sponsored off-campus activities. I participated in the Ireland Summer Program after my sophomore year. It was a great experience to travel all over Ireland and learn about the place where my family came from. I spent the fall semester of my junior year in Copenhagen, Denmark which was a truly invaluable experience. I had a great home stay experience that exposed me to a great deal of new cultural experiences. I also became close with some of my St. Lawrence classmates as well as made friendships with other American students that will last a lifetime. Copenhagen also became my window to Europe as I was able to visit 14 different countries during my four months there. The program allowed me to undergo tremendous growth and development as a person.
I have been interested in Economics since I came to St. Lawrence and have been delighted by the opportunities I have been afforded through the economics department. In the fall of 2009 I had the opportunity to travel to New York City with 13 classmates to attend a two day seminar put on by St. Lawrence Alumni John Angelo at his offices Angelo, Gordon & Co. In these two days this small group of students were given private presentations but some of the most influential people in the Financial Services industry. It was a truly great experience and the fact that it was given to such a small and select group of students gave us the ability to ask a numerous questions. The economics department also allowed me to take a class that closely studied monetary policy. The course culminated in a presentation at the Federal Reserve Open Market Challenge that was put on by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in Manhattan. We gave a presentation to a panel of professionals of our view on monetary policy and what the Federal Reserve Bank should be doing to help the economy.


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Jubilation takes the first chapter of the To You, From Me trilogy and thrusts it into a totally higher level. C. A. Webb returns to pay respect to the good that has come his way over the years, acknowledging his own shortcomings and prepares for the love that he hopes will one day return to him. ...
In MASQUERADE you will meet Jeremias Turner, a young man desperate to find his place in a world that is less than kind to him. At a young age he was betrayed by those in his family that were trusted and estranged by a suffocating mother that wanted to control him.... only to be taunted by his peers due to his unique disposition. You will feel his pain, cheer at his triumphs, and be forced to judge his decisions. ...
My Voice: To You, From Me
In this, the first autobiographical poetry chapbook of the To You, From Me Series, C. A. Webb gathers before him all who have challenged his credibility and force them to come face to face with the man they have helped create. A gripping series of pronouncements from the young man that the Rankin County Chamber of Commerce in Brandon, MS was "one to watch for."...
Naked Dreams
In the final, passionate chapter of the "To You, From Me" trilogy, C. A. Webb undresses his passions for all to see. He talks candidly about his hidden desires as well as his struggle to free himself from the shadows of those who would live their lives through him. The ending leaves you breathless--- and your mind challenged....


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LOL!! Like a cat with a laser pointer!!! Piratebabe is hilarious with the real vacuum. He used to be terrified of it and would scream anytime it turned on. Now he's still unsure about it but will approach it when it's turned off like a knight in shining armor approaching a sleeping dragon. When it turns on, he runs away but will sneak up behind it while I'm vacuuming but if it is turned towards him he turns tails and runs, but doesn't cry, just looks like he's plotting his next attack. He'll go up to it when it's turned off and unplugged and pull out the retractable cord and grin. Like "Ha! Got your tail, you vile beast!"
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Not so much learning the hard way, but 'hey, my mom isn't a total moron'.Last night DS (age 19) called to tell me that he had had the chance to have dinner with the CEO of an international corporation - this company makes a product used widely in his industry, and the company DS works for is the largest local customer of the product, so when he was in town for a conference he took the owners and managers out to dinner and DS was invited. They went to a very fancy restaurant, and DS wanted to thank me for teaching him decent table manners and how to handle a formal dinner setting.
kymom3 wrote:"Scouts are great for teaching independence. Our boys do a little demonstration for new Scouts before their first campout--this is how to pack a backpack, what to take, etc. They usually throw in some funny things-don't pack the huge iron skillet or the 5000 piece jigsaw puzzle."Yeah, they'll all laugh until they're stuck in the woods, lost and cold, and then they find out how easy it is to start a good fire with jigsaw puzzle pieces. Then won't they be sorry?Virg
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Friday, July 27, 2012
A Place for Barbie & all her Stuff
Here are the parties I join each week.
19 comments:
- Cranberry Morning said...
That's a cute idea, Terri! I bet Trin loved working with you on that project. I think the 'organizing bug' must be coming across the country like a cold front or something. I'm feeling it here too! :-)
- July 27, 2012 at 8:03 AM
- Kathy M said...
Very cute idea! But... I would need about 3 dozen of these to fit all our Barbie stuff! LOL
- July 27, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- Dani - Diane - ATA Girls said...
Great idea and wonderful way to get the kids involved in cleaning and crafting.
Following from the Friday Blog Hop & new follower.
Following are notes captured during our 1:1 yesterday….
- July 27, 2012 at 10:35 AM
- Jill said...
Great idea Terri! I'm always looking for inspiration for storage - especially the kids stuff! Love the elastic strap to hold the dolls up!
Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
Hope you have a fabulous week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
- July 29, 2012 at 9:03 PM
- Mama Jodi said...
This is such a fun idea. I love seeing your daughter help make it. Gives her ownership, and I bet she loves it all the more.
- July 30, 2012 at 1:30 AM
- Kim (TheMoney-Pit) said...
ha ha ha.. I love how barbie and pals look like they are being held hostage against the box! That is awesome. My girls would love this.. and they fact yours helped make it was a great idea.
- July 30, 2012 at 1:47 AM
- AmieAnn said...
I love this! So cute that you decorated it with old books.. and really it's kinda funny with the Barbies looking like they have been kidnapped!
Thanks for sharing with the Pink Hippo!
Amie @ Pinkapotamus
- July 30, 2012 at 6:21 AM
- Sew Simple Life said...
That's a good idea. Barbies are horrible! almost as bad as Legos..!!!
- July 31, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Kathie said...
This is great! My girls need this. Polly Pockets are such a pain because they are so tiny! Can't wait to see what you do for them! If you get the time, I would love for you to share at Gettin' Krafty With It!
- July 31, 2012 at 11:52 AM
- Krissy Sherman Bonning said...
So cute how the barbies stand up around the box!!! Great job, Mama. :)
- July 31, 2012 at 11:54 AM
- kristenly said...
the elastic idea is genius!
- July 31, 2012 at 2:47 PM
- Suzanne said...
Love Barbie's new home:)
- August 3, 2012 at 6:44 AM
- Handy Man, Crafty Woman said...
GREAT idea! I'll share one I found: http://cookieandclaire.blogspot.com/2011/11/rapunzel-rapunzel-let-down-yourgirl.html It's how to detangle the doll's hair! I know right!!
- August 3, 2012 at 7:52 AM
- Carol, The Answer Is Chocolate said...
What a great idea for Barbie storage and keeping them accessible. Thanks for sharing at this week's BFF Open House.
- August 4, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Toodie said...
Great idea!
- August 4, 2012 at 10:44 AM
- Cheerios and Lattes said...
These are awesome! I loved the picture; at first it looked like they were all tied up! Made me laugh! :)
We would love to invite you to join us on Saturday Show & Tell on Cheerios and Lattes. I know our readers will love your ideas! Have a great weekend!
Mackenzie :)
- August 4, 2012 at 11:04 PM
- shopannies said...
how very cute
come see what I shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
- August 5, 2012 at 4:18 PM
- Confessions of a Stay at Home Mommy said...
Thanks for linking up to last week's Tuesday Confessional link party. You've been featured so head on over and check it out! I hope to see you at tomorrow's Tuesday Confessional.
- August 5, 2012 at 5:21 PM
- Holly Lefevre said...
That is so clever...We have Barbies everywhere! Thanks for the idea!
- August 10, 2012 at 12:20 AM


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The Canadiens' Brendan Gallagher was in Toronto on Tuesday to take part in the NHLPA's rookie showcase, even though he isn't a rookie anymore.
Gallagher was a finalist for the Calder Trophy last season as the NHL's top rookie, losing out to Jonathan Huberdeau of the Florida Panthers. Gallagher finished the season with 15-13-28 totals in 44 games. The only rookies to post more points were Edmonton's Nail Yakupov (17-14-31), Huberdeau (14-17-31) and Ottawa's Cory Conacher (11-18-29).
"This summer I prepared the same way, did the exact same things," Gallagher told The Canadian Press about his offseason training. "I'm taking nothing for granted."
He added: "I don't want to be complacent about a first year. I know a lot of guys have had good first years and struggle in their second so I'm aware of that. The most important thing is winning. I just want to be part of a winning hockey team and for me to contribute in that I need to continue to build on my season last year."
Gallagher also commented on the Canadiens' offseason signings:
"Daniel Briere (is) a very skilled, a smaller guy I can learn from and who I'm excited to be around. Douglas Murray is a presence to play against to say the least, a big body who is going to be effective on the penalty kill and will fit nicely into our core of six defencemen.
"Having (George Parros) around, I think, just makes everyone feel more comfortable. We had guys (last year) who were willing to stand up . . . you look at a guy like Brandon Prust who would go fight (Toronto forward) Frazier McLaren, who is a much bigger guy, and he did very well. But for us to have Prust on the ice is big as well."
Gallagher happy to be at rookie showcase, Canada.com
Goaltending remains biggest question for Team Canada at Olympics, by Cam Cole of Postmedia News
Olympic team plays ball hockey (with video), montrealgazette.com
TSN panel projects Team Canada roster, TSN.ca


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main = do doc <- here "DATA" "Here.hs" [("variable","some"),("substitution","variables")] putStrLn doc html <- here "HTML" "Here.hs" [("code",doc)] putStrLn html here tag file env = do txt <- readFile file let (_,_:rest) = span (/="{- "++tag++" START") (lines txt) (doc,_) = span (/=" "++tag++" END -}") rest return $ unlines $ map subst doc where subst ('$':'(':cs) = case span (/=')') cs of (var,')':cs) -> maybe ("$("++var++")") id (lookup var env) ++ subst cs _ -> '$':'(':subst cs subst (c:cs) = c:subst cs subst "" = "" {- DATA START this is a poor man's here-document with quotes ", and escapes \, and line-breaks, and layout without escaping \" \\ \n, without concatenation. oh, and with $(variable) $(substitution), $(too). DATA END -} {- HTML START <html> <head><title>very important page</title></head> <body> <verb> $(code) </verb> </body> </html> HTML END -}
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If you're just looking to define a multiline string constant, you can just say:
str :: String str = unlines [ "Here's a multiline string constant.", "\tIt's not as convenient as Perl's here-documents,", "\tbut it does the trick for me." ]
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hereDocPraise :: String -> String hereDocPraise lang = unlines [ "The language with the best here-document support", "in my opinion is " ++ lang ++ "." ]
2.1 Disadvantages to poorer man's here-docs
- You still need to escape special characters.
- It ends with a newline whether you want one or not.
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-- Str.hs module Str(str) where import Language.Haskell.TH import Language.Haskell.TH.Quote str = QuasiQuoter { quoteExp = stringE } -- Main.hs {-# LANGUAGE QuasiQuotes #-} module Main where import Str foo = [str|This is a multiline string. It's many lines long. It contains embedded newlines. And weird stuff: łe¶→łeđø→ħe¶ŋø→nđe"øn It ends here: |] main = putStrLn foo -- ghci Str.hs -XQuasiQuotes {- -- Note we can only do single-line quotations here *Str> [str|foo bar baz|] "foo bar baz" -}


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Hayes Breaks UK 110m Hurdles Record, Advances to NCAA Final
By Jacob Most
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EUGENE, Ore. – Keith Hayes took one step closer to solidifying his place amongst the top hurdlers in Kentucky track and field history during the second day of the NCAA Outdoor Championships on Thursday at Hayward Field.
Hayes ran the fifth fastest time of the 110-meter hurdles semifinal heats, crossing the finish line in 13.32 seconds with a +3.0 meters per second tailwind to advance to the NCAA Championship Final. He broke two-time Olympian Mikel Thomas' all-conditions 100m hurdles school-record (13.57w) by .25 seconds in the process.
"The cool thing about Keith Hayes is the more the tension rises the more he focuses," head coach Edrick Floreal said. "With some people the more the tension rises, the more they lose sight of what's important. His warm up was spectacular. I think he enjoys being the underdog and having to do something great.
"A lot of people try to shy away from it. If you really think about it if you've never been here and expect to do well it's difficult. He just likes it, he really likes it. Hopefully he can get one more on Saturday and we will be okay."
Hayes will race in the NCAA 110m hurdles final at 6:16 p.m. ET on Saturday, June 8.
Three other Wildcats competed on Thursday, but none reached the final of their events.
Kayla Parker tied the all-conditions school-record in the 100-meter hurdles as she crossed the finish line in 13.16 with a +2.8 wind at her back. Shonna Johnson ran the same time in Gainesville during the 1998 season.
"We have not performed up to our expectations as a team thus far," Floreal said. "The school records and Keith Hayes' advancement to the final were a much needed boost for our team. We will regroup and prepare for a strong finish on Friday and Saturday."
Matt Hillenbrand finished his 1,500m semifinal with a 14th place time of 3:44.48 just .18 seconds of his collegiate best performance. Hillenbrand did not advance to the final, meaning he concluded a junior season in which he won the SEC mile championship, was runner up in the conference 1,500m and advanced to the NCAA Championship for the first time in his career.
Freshman Rebecca Famurewa fouled on all three of her attempts in the discus throw and did not make the final, concluding a season that saw her earn the SEC Discus Bronze Medal and pick up Freshman All-SEC honors in the weight throw.
Two Wildcats will compete on Friday as returning Discus All-American Andrew Evans will throw in the first flight of his signature event at 7 p.m. ET.
Southeastern Conference 5,000-meter Champion Chelsea Oswald will race in the NCAA Final of that event at 9:15 p.m. ET.
ESPNU/ESPN3 will broadcast the Thursday action starting at 7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Network will stream the meet online from 3:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Texas leads the overall men's team standings with 31 points trough six events scored, while Kansas leads the overall women's team standings with 22 points through five events scored.
The top eight finishers in each event earn points toward the overall team score. The points are assigned as follows: 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1.
Kentucky NCAA Outdoor Championships Results & Schedule
Wednesday, June 5
Men Shot Put
10. Brad Szypka: 18.57/60'11.25"
Women 100 meters (Semifinal)
15. Keilah Tyson: 11.40w (+2.8)
3,000-meter steeplechase (Semifinal)
16. Luis Orta: 8:59.33
Women 10,000 meters (Final)
18. Chelsea Oswald: 35:06.02
Thursday, June 6
Women Discus Prelim
-. Beckie Famurewa: F,F,F
Men 1,500 meters (semifinal)
14.>Matt Hillenbrand: 3:44.48
100-meter hurdles (semifinal)
13. Kayla Parker: 13.16w (+2.8)
110-meter hurdles (semifinal):
5. Keith Hayes: 13.32w (+3.0)
Friday, June 7
7 p.m. -- Men Discus (Prelim & Final): Andrew Evans – Flight 1
9:15 p.m. -- Women 5,000 meters (Final): Chelsea Oswald
Saturday, June 8
3:30 p.m. -- Men Javelin (Prelim & Final): Raymond Dykstra
6:16 p.m. -- 110-meter hurdles (Final): Keith Hayes
NCAA Championships Broadcast Schedule (All times Eastern)
Friday, June 7
3:30-7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Live Stream
7:30-10 p.m. ESPNU
Saturday, June 8
3:30.-5 p.m. Pac-12 Live Stream
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Pentax has today released the latest firmware update for its K10D DSLR. Following the lead set by its recently announced K100D Super, the release adds support for SDM (Supersonic Drive Motor) lenses with built-in motors - Pentax's equivalent to Canon's USM and Nikon's AF-S technology and offering smoother quieter focusing. This update also incorporates previous fixes from releases 1.10 through 1.20. The update is available now for Windows and Mac OS systems via the Pentax K10D firmware download page - link after the click.
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Tamron calls it an 'ultra-telephoto,' and for good reason: this lens offers a massive 27-600mm equivalent zoom range. But is it sharp?
It started with a great idea and a slick promotional video, and ended with the company headquarters being raided by the San Francisco District Attorney's office. Wired reports on Lily, the selfie-drone maker that never got off the ground.
With card readers disappearing from MacBooks, USB-C card readers are now a necessity. Macworld's helpful guide compares five models and decodes the current mess of card speeds and certifications.
A Sony a7S II mounted on the outside of the ISS' Japanese Experiment Module (KIBO) for the last seven months has sent back some impressive 4K video and stills.
A Federal judge has refused to throw out a copyright case against controversial artist Richard Prince, who used an image by photographer Donald Graham in an exhibition.
Sony has teased its customers with news of an upcoming announcement: it will soon take the wraps off a new CineAlta motion picture camera, one sporting a 36x24mm sensor.
QuikStories is integrated into the latest version of the GoPro app and automatically creates 'stories' using the video clips you've shot during a day.
Journalists photographing a protest in the US Capitol building claim they were told by Capitol Police to delete photos and videos of arrests.
The Meizu Pro 7 Plus secondary display can be used for music playback, date and weather-related information, or as viewfinder when taking selfies with the rear cameras.
Nikon is marking its 100th anniversary in many ways, including the creation of a new scholarship program for 'future visual creators' in the USA and Canada.
Take one Digital ELPH (or IXUS), rotate it vertically, add a fully articulating LCD and a lens with a camcorder-like focal length, and what do you get? Why, the Canon PowerShot TX1, of course. In this week's Throwback Thursday we revisit Canon's one-of-a-kind hybrid stills/video camera.
Just in case there was any doubt in your mind, here's the definitive video proof that yes, a $50,000 cinema camera beats the pants off a $50 camcorder in a side-by-side test.
Photographers who fly frequently in the US may want to finally invest in that TSA Pre-check status: in standard security lines, cameras and all other electronics larger than a smartphone will need to be placed in a separate bin for screening.
Images have appeared which claim to show Nikon's forthcoming D850 DSLR, the development of which was announced this week. If genuine, the pictures indicate that the D850 will offer illuminated controls and a tilting LCD screen, but no built-in flash.
To celebrate the Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 lens' successful Kickstarter campaign, Lomography has announced a chrome-plated version of the lens in Nikon and Canon DSLR mounts.
Nikon just released four new firmware updates, adding features and fixing bugs in the D600, D610, D750 and the KeyMission 80.
It probably hasn't made your landscape photography bucket list just yet, but there's a good reason to visit Idaho. Here are 9 must-visit locations in this beautiful state.
Oops... Adobe accidentally leaked their unfinished Lightroom-powered cloud-based photo editor 'Project Nimbus' to some Creative Cloud users yesterday.
Storm chaser and award-winning photographer Mike Oblinski just released his latest time-lapse, and it is absolutely stunning.
Looking to level up your video capture capabilities without buying a whole new camera? Blackmagic's Video Assist 4K is well worth considering, despite a few flaws and its lack of 4K/60p support.
We're big fans of Fujifilm's fast-growing GFX system, and the GF 110mm F2 lens is no exception. Positioned as the system's classic portrait lens, its optics are just as impressive with non-human subjects as well.
Nikon turns 100 years old today, and the company is celebrating with a wacky music video, some tributes to its history, and a new vision presented by president Kazuo Ushida.
Phottix just released the Premio Parabolic Umbrellas series, replacing their Para-Pro line with a stronger, deeper and better made set of parabolic umbrellas.
The Moto Z2 is Motorola's first dual-camera smartphone and, compared to its predecessor, comes with a number of improvements and new camera features.
Researchers at Stanford have revealed a new '4D camera system' built for robots. The system is based on the same light field tech that allowed Lytro cameras to refocus images after they were taken.
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Matt Cauthron runs the Digital Imaging (Di) program at Cathedral City High School's Digital Arts Technology Academy (DATA). DATA is a California Partnership Academy that was launched in 2001. It has been a model program in arts and technology for the California Department of Education and Apple Education.
His students interact creatively with local, regional, and global communities by:
His Di classroom includes tools such as DSLR cameras, Wacom tablets, studio lighting equipment, an animation room, and a 38-seat Mac lab. Cauthron delivers his curriculum via a series of interactive websites to encourage all students to be active and responsible digital citizens. This provides multiple opportunities to share, organize, comment on, and distribute creative content.
Outside the classroom, Cauthron has been an advocate for digital arts education. He is a frequent conference presenter and helps plan the Digital Strand conference for the California Arts Education Association. He also participates in curriculum development for Apple's Challenge Based Learning and serves as a CUE board member.
In addition to his educational roles, Cauthron is an active professional photographer, live music enthusiast, and father of four who lives with his wife in California's Coachella Valley. When not "plugged in" or teaching, he enjoys dragging his children down the dusty roads of the western United States on camping and photography adventures.


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SING Send ICMP Nasty Garbage (SING) is a command-line utility that sends customizable ICMP probes. The main purpose of the tool is to replace the ping command with certain enhancements, including the ability to transmit and receive spoofed packets, send MAC-spoofed packets, and support the transmission of many other message types, including ICMP address mask, timestamp, and information requests, as well as router solicitation and router advertisement messages. SING is available from SING | Download SING software for free at SourceForge.net. Examples using SING to launch ICMP echo, timestamp, and address mask requests follow. In these examples, I direct probes at broadcast addresses and individual hosts.
Using SING to send broadcast ICMP echo request messages:
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SINGing to 192.168.0.255 (192.168.0.255): 16 data bytes
16 bytes from 192.168.0.1: seq=0 ttl=64 TOS=0 time=0.230 ms
16 bytes from 192.168.0.155: seq=0 ttl=64 TOS=0 time=2.267 ms
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im not sure if you mean youre trying to access files on her computer that are publicly available with no password or default password, youre trying to access files with a password you know, or youre trying to "break in". if its one of the first 2 it will likely be easier to use windows or mac osx with a graphical interface client since backtrack is designed for people with command line experience. if you're trying to hack in the easiest tool to use is probably fast-track web gui (backtrack>penetration>fast-track) if the machine is fully patched you wont likely succeed.
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BT3 is designed from the ground up as a Penetration Testing toolset, and as such is NOT made to be a gateway or nework monitor. Like any other Linux distro, you could probably add a lot of things to BT3 to get it to act as a gateway, but it would require a llot of time and effort to do that, and would be a waste of the installed tools, which aren't designed for a gateway or monitoring machine.
There are other distros designed from the ground up to perform these functions. First, however, you really need to determine which function is more important to you, the network monitoring or the gateway. The two are really separate functions.
Smoothwall is a great Linux distro that is a gateway, and has some limited monitoring built-in to it. This is what I use. The administration is completely web-based.
Cacti is a great Linux network monitor, but has no real gateway functions. A nice variant is EZCacti which is a complete ISO image, and it great for starting your first monitoring station. Streaker69 has used Cacti extensively, and loves it for his WAN and multiple LANs.


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Measuring only 1/4" (0.2590") thick, this is the world's thinnest calender wristwatch. The watch face fits comfortably under mens' sleeves and gloves, and it weighs merely one ounce, so you'll hardly know you're wearing it. Made by Steinhausen of Germany, crafters of fine timepieces for 85 years, the watch is the product of five years of research and design by German engineers and Swiss watchmakers who collaborated to put intricate mechanical clock movement into the world's thinnest watch face. The movement is precision Swiss quartz for accurate, reliable timekeeping, displayed on an elegantly simple face with Roman numerals and a day-of-the-month display. Plated in silver, the watch has a sapphire stone embedded into the crown and comes with two Italian leather bands (brown and black). Includes storage box.
"It is so light and thin you don't even know you are wearing it. Very stylish as well and easy to read."- PG, Maryland
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Well Designed Retro Wristwatch
By JPI
from Cartersville, GA
This is a stylish, retro design wristwatch with a small diameter face compared to most larger and bulky wristwatches on the market today. It is also very thin in design and very comfortable on your wrist. The only enhancement would be a bolder font for the date window; it is difficult to read unless ambient light illuminates the entire date window.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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liked it so much, I bought two.
By Picky Person
from Seattle, WA
Purchased first as gift for boyfriend, a watch fanatic, so very critical of watches. He loved it. Once I saw how nice it was, very simple yet high quality and elegent looking, I decided to purchase one for myself. Get compliments often from other women!
Good product, calendar block small
By watcher
from New Smyrna Beach, FL
Very good watch but calendar block very small and faux alligator bands are not good quality.
Great watch body, not so great watchband
By Runners K&W
from Simpsonville, SC
After less than two weeks, the loop on the watch band broke. My husband decided he didn't trust the watch enough to keep. We are returning it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great looking watch.
By Prof Al
from New York City
I have many watches that i alternate. Will wear this comfortable one 1-2x per week. Very lightweight and slim. Doesn't interfere with cuffs on long sleeve shirts.
very pleased, great gift
By yoda the elevator
from Alamo, Texas
wear it daily, very comfortable
Just what I have been searching for.
By Jim
from Pearland, TX
This watch was just what I was looking for. It is thin enough to fit comfortably under the cuff of my dress shirts. It has a stylish look about it.
The silver is very nice.
By Long Toe
from Tallahassee, FL
The silver is just as nice as the gold.
By rod the bartender
from new orleans
anyone who does not order from this company will come out o the losing end of a great deal
Light and comfortable
By PG
from Prince George, British Columbia, Canada
It is so light and thin you don't even know you are wearing it. Very stylish as well and easy to read.
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