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Artist's BiographyScott Reeves is a trombonist, alto flugelhornist, composer and educator. He has performed at many New York City venues including Birdland, the Village Vanguard, Sweet Rhythm, the 55 Bar, Cornelia St. Café and the Knitting Factory with groups such as the Dave Liebman Big Band, the Oliver Lake Big Band, the Chico O'Farrill Afro-Cuban Jazz Orchestra, the Vanguard Orchestra, Manhattan Bones and his own quintet. He has recorded with Anthony Braxton Composer's and Improvisors Orchestra and the Dave Liebman Big Band, and has three CD's under his own leadership, "Congressional Roll Call" with pianist Kenny Werner and James Williams, Manhattan Bones' "Tribute," and "Shape Shifter – Live at Cecil's," featuring tenor saxophonist Rich Perry.
Scott textbooks on jazz improvisation, "Creative Jazz Improvisation" and "Creative Beginnings," both published by Prentice-Hall, are widely used in leading college jazz curriculums. His compositions and arrangements have been performed by the BMI Jazz Composers Orchestra, the Dave Liebman Big Band, the Westchester Jazz Orchestra, Cecil's Big Band, Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome, Manhattan School of Music and other leading college ensembles. In addition to his performing and writing activities, Scott has taught at Western Washington University, Memphis State, Virginia Commonwealth University, the University of Southern Maine and the Juilliard School, and has presented workshops throughout the U.S., Italy and Japan. Scott is currently Professor of Music at the City College of New York (CUNY).


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BELLEFONTE, Pa. (AP) -- Jurors will return Friday to deliberate in the child sex abuse trial of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
The jury talked about the case for more than eight hours Thursday before ending deliberations at about 9:30 p.m.
Earlier in the evening, the jurors asked to rehear testimony from two witnesses.
They want to listen again to the testimony of Mike McQueary, a onetime Penn State graduate assistant who reported seeing Sandusky assault a boy in a shower. They also want to rehear the testimony of Dr. Jonathan Dranov, who testified that McQueary gave him a different account of what he saw.
They'll rehear the testimony Friday.
Sandusky is accused of sexual abuse of 10 boys over a 15-year period, allegations he's denied.


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Ok, don't flame me, if the idea of this post doesn't interest you, just leave it be and I'll watch it die
I want to try and create a thread that will let us get to know each other, so, I have created the "What did you do today?" thread. Now, you can come here as often as you like and post your recent accomplishments, or you can find me in game and slap me with a trout
So, I'll start.
Recent Accomplishments-
Well after camping the Valkurm emporer for god knows how long, I managed to farm the money up and bought an emporer hairpin, plus a load of other crazy equipment. Also, my static has finally started up again, and I have gained two levels in two night, with the purchase of a life belt.
And did I mention not enough people play Ballista?! PLAY BALLISTA MORE!
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Bungbarrel Spiced Mead was a brand of spiced mead produced by the Mina Meadery of Aynha from 1572 onward.[1] Having an alcohol content of 34%, hints of liquorice and cherry, it was matured in vintage oak barrels, and, according to the label, "bottled at [the] source."[1] It was registered with the Licensing Wizengamot of Great Britain.[1]
In 1996, Draco Malfoy had Madam Rosmerta, who he had placed under an Imperius Curse, send a poisoned bottle of this mead to Horace Slughorn,[2] thinking that Slughorn would in turn give it to Albus Dumbledore for Christmas. However, Slughorn kept the mead laying around until 1 March of the following year, when he offered a glass of it to Ron Weasley as a pick-me-up after Ron was dosed with Love Potion. Ron went into shock from the poison, and so Harry Potter shoved a bezoar down his throat, saving his life.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Label Collection book included with the Harry Potter Wizard's Collection (see this image)
- ↑ "Le train Harry Potter à Nantes" on Bodhiguard 2.0 blog (in French)


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Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, iHeartMedia Join Millions Nationwide in 'Going Purple' in United Stand Against Bullying
Z100's Elvis Duran and the Morning Show and iHeartMedia, the leading media company in America with a greater reach in the U.S. than any other radio or television outlet, will join millions of people nationwide in 'going purple' for Spirit Day on October 17, 2013 in a united stand against bullying and to show support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth, GLAAD announced today.
Supporters across the country including listeners and celebrities are encouraged to 'go purple' against bullying at http://glaad.org/spiritday.
Duran and co-hosts are encouraging listeners in nearly 40 markets, as well as celebrity guests, to wear purple for Spirit Day on October 17. The Elvis Duran in the Morning Show will also 'go purple' online by turning its official Facebook and Twitter profile photos purple on October 17. Additionally, the ElvisDuran.com store (http://store.elvisduran.com/) is featuring a purple 'Spirit Day T-Shirt,' with all proceeds benefitting GLAAD's work to build support for equality. The Elvis Duran and The Morning Show pledge video can be found here.
"All of our show members are united and thrilled to wear purple and support Spirit Day," said Elvis Duran host of the nationally syndicated 'Elvis Duran and The Morning Show.' The dialogue about anti-bullying and acceptance is an important piece of our overall agenda. Thank you, GLAAD, for providing focus on this serious human rights issue."
iHeartMedia today debuted the 'Spirit Day Radio' station on its iHeartRadio digital music platform (http://www.iheart.com/original/Spirit-Day), featuring recording artists that have participated or will participate in Spirit Day to stand up against bullying. Featured artists include Ke$ha, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Demi Lovato, Cher, Cyndi Lauper, Frank Ocean, Adam Lambert, Melissa Etheridge, and more. Additionally, iHeartMedia will share its support for Spirit Day online through the iHeartRadio Facebook and Twitter channels.
"iHeartMedia is committed to addressing important issues and concerns that affect our millions of listeners daily, and we are pleased to help GLAAD support today's LGBT youth, many of whom live in our local iHeartMedia communities," said Jessica King, Director of Community Engagement for iHeartMedia.
GLAAD previously announced that MTV talent including Ke$ha, Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi and Jenni 'JWOWW' Farley from 'Snooki and JWOWW,' and Nev Schulman and Max Joseph from 'Catfish: The TV Show'; trans athlete and advocate Kye Allums; openly gay basketball player Jason Collins; 'Orange is the New Black' actress Laverne Cox; the cast of TeenNick's 'Degrassi'; celebrity radio host Elvis Duran; WNBA player Brittney Griner; 12 year-old transgender advocate and star of 'I am Jazz: A family in transition' Jazz; Archie Comics' Kevin Keller; recording artists Macklemore & Ryan Lewis; Extra Host Maria Menounos; country music artist Kacey Musgraves, and Spanish-language talk show host Cristina Saralegui will also 'go purple' for Spirit Day on October 17 as Spirit Day Ambassadors.
Additional celebrity participants include: Kristen Bell, Nate Berkus, Valerie Bertinelli, Dr. Drew, Melissa Etheridge, Jane Leeves, Demi Lovato, Wendie Malick, Betty White, and more. For a complete list of celebrity participants, visit http://glaad.org/spiritday.
Corporations including Atelier lb, American Airlines, American Apparel, American Eagle Outfitters, AT&T, BNB Paribas, Brown-Forman, B|W|R| Public Relations, Caesars, CBS, Chambord, Comcast / NBCUniversal, Cresa, Delta Air Lines, Depository Trust & Clearing Company, Disney, Facebook, Hyatt, Iden Consultoria, Infiniti Graphics, Johnson & Johnson, Kaplan Thaler, Ketel One, Leo Burnett, Los Angeles International Airport, MSLGroup, MTV, Publicis Groupe, Publicis Healthcare Communications Group, PWC, Razorfish, Rock On Rentals, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP, SoCal Social Club, Starcom, Stokes Counseling Services, Telemundo, Thomson-Reuters Corporation, Tumblr, Toyota Financial Services, United Airlines, Verzion, Wells Fargo, Westfield Group, ZenithOptimedia, ZipCar will also participate in Spirit Day. Participating companies will distribute information to employees about wearing purple and/or turn their logo purple on October 17.
Faith organizations such as Auburn Seminary, Believe Out Loud, DignityUSA, Equally Blessed, Fortunate Families, the Metropolitan Community Churches, More Light Presbyterians, The Naming Project, New Ways Ministry, Presbyterian Welcome, Reconciling Works: Lutherans for Full Participation, The Religious Institute, Inc., and SOJOURN: Southern Jewish Resource Network for Gender and Sexual Diversity are all going purple for Spirit Day, encouraging congregations and members to go purple. Several congregations are planning special commemorations or events for Spirit Day.
Local, national, and international organizations including 17-24-30 No To Hate Crime Campaign; Basic Rights Oregon; The Ben Cohen Stand Up Foundation; Bienestar; Campus Pride; Cape Town Pride; Center for AIDS Prevention Studies | Mpowerment; Centerlink; Circle of Voices; City of Riverside Human Relations Commission; Coalición por los Derechos Humanos; The DC Center for the LGBT Community; Equality Maryland; Equality Ohio; Fair Wisconsin; Family Equality; Forum For Equality; Friendfactor; Gay Men of African Descent; Georgia Equality; Georgia Safe Schools Coalition; GLAD; GLAAD; Global Faith & Justice Project; Groundspark; GLSEN; Halifax Pride; The Handsome Father; The Hetrick-Martin Institute; The Human Rights Campaign; Illumenate Bloomington; The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center; LGBT Center of Central PA; LGBTQ Center of the Finger Lakes; Missouri GSA Network; The Montrose Center; National Women's Coalition Against Violence & Exploitation; Oasis Youth Center; One Iowa; PACER's National Bullying Prevention Center; Palm Beach County Human Rights Council; PFLAG National; Phoenix Pride; Point Foundation; PROMO Missouri; The Q Center; Q Center; QMUNITY Gab Youth/Trans Youth Drop-In; SAGE; Santa Fe Mountain Center (NM Gay Straight Alliance Network); San Jose Pride; Stonewall National Education Project; Straight But Not Narrow; Sunserve; Sylvia Rivera Law Project; Team Todd; Tennessee Equality Project; Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund; The Trevor Project; True Colors Fund; We Are Family will all participate by wearing purple on October 17, turning their social media channels purple, and encouraging members to participate.
For a complete list of celebrity participants, media outlets, TV networks, organizations and corporations visit http://glaad.org/spiritday. Additional participants to be announced.
Millions wear purple on Spirit Day as a sign of support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) youth and to speak out against bullying. Spirit Day was started in 2010 as a response to the young people who had taken their own lives. With GLAAD's help, Spirit Day has since garnered widespread support from celebrities, TV news and entertainment programs, corporations, organizations, schools, local communities, and even national landmarks. Spirit Day coincides with GLSEN's Ally Week, as well as National Bullying Prevention Month.
According to GLSEN's 2011 National School Climate Survey, 63.5% of LGBT students reported feeling unsafe at school because of their sexual orientation, 43.9% because of their gender expression. GLSEN also reported that 81.9% of LGBT students report being verbally harassed because of their sexual orientation, and 27.1% because of their gender expression.
Previous Spirit Day participants include The White House, Oprah, Ellen DeGeneres, Cher, Shaquille O'Neal, The View, The Talk, The Tonight Show, Extra, the NBA, the NFL, Major League Baseball, NASCAR, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, the Las Vegas Strip, and more. For more information, visit http://glaad.org/spiritday.


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ADNAN OKTAR: We have got to build merciful, endearing police stations. We have got to change the spirit of the police stations. A police station has to change like a tourist facility. A police station should have a restaurant, a bazaar and a library. Its main purpose has to be to protect honest, good people. Arbors should be built; police stations should have gardens so that both the police officers and everyone else can be at ease. The only purpose should be to defuse evil people and to protect the public. They should be nested with the public and be at the public's disposal. Every police station should have a doctor, an infirmary. It should have a small clinic and a pharmacy; this must be an insight of a police station. But of course, it should be a fortified police station, that's different. 80 % of the police stations should be on an open place and the 20 % of them should be directed towards defense.
A merciful police station, a merciful police officer; there has to be a structure like that. The police station should be like a coffeehouse. It should be the coffeehouse of the region. Our Kurdish brothers like coffeehouses. They could sit there crossed-leg, play chess, play checkers, read a book, and have fun there. It should be an open place; the police officers and gendarmes of that place should be nested with pubic. Everyone should know each other and in case of a crime or a suspect, they have to give the most benefit of the doubt. It has to be said like, "No, he won't do that". It shouldn't be said like, "No, he did it" but rather it should be said that, "No, he won't do that". Evidence has to be searched for to save him. If there isn't any way to handle the situation, than the case has be covered with the minimum possible hardship. Our Kurdish brothers are very cordial if you approach them kindly.
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Intermec, Inc. today announced the successful completion of its previously announced acquisition of Vocollect, Inc., the industry-leading provider of voice-centric solutions for mobile workers worldwide. As announced on January 18, 2011, Joseph S. Pajer, Vocollect's president, will report directly to Patrick J. Byrne, Intermec's president and chief executive officer. Vocollect will operate as a business unit of Intermec, and will remain located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
"This acquisition strengthens Intermec's position as the leading provider of rugged mobile business solutions in the warehouse market," said Mr. Byrne. "We are confident that the addition of Vocollect to our solutions portfolio will deliver great value for our customers, who are always looking to improve the accuracy, productivity and safety of warehouse operations and other strategic business systems."
In Modern's annual Top 20 Automatic Data Capture suppliers listing, Intermec was ranked No. 3 with $365 million reported revenue for 2009. Vocollect is ranked No. 14 with $85.5 million in reported revenue for 2009.
"The Vocollect team is very proud and excited to join Intermec," said Mr. Pajer. "In the past we have addressed important customer opportunities together, and now that Vocollect is a member of the Intermec family, together we will be able to offer the most integrated and comprehensive warehouse offering of mobile worker technology solutions in the industry."
The aggregate all-cash purchase price was $190 million plus approximately $7 million of adjustments. These costs were funded with $97 million from the Company's recently amended $100 million, three-year, secured revolving credit facility, as well as a net $100 million from the Company's balance sheet. Deal related transaction and transition costs of $8 to $9 million incurred in fiscal year 2011 and any net working capital adjustment are expected to be funded with cash from the Company's operations.
For the first quarter of 2011, but limited to the approximately four weeks following closing of the acquisition, the Company expects that Vocollect will add approximately $10 million to consolidated Intermec revenue, and that income before taxes attributable to Vocollect operations will be approximately breakeven, including the impact of approximately $1 million of amortization. Transaction-related costs are expected to be $6 to $6.5 million in the first quarter.
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Bisping has to be. Best record against top opponents.
It's not an easy pick this one; I would say Bisping or maybe Dan Hardy, a good case can be made for both. Brad Pickett is a pretty decent shout as well. Now he's gone down another weight cat, he may even win the title and then it would be easy to choose.
Bisping or Pickett for me.
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Bisping by a mile.
Lol at the Hardy and Pearson shouts. Bisping and Pickett are the only ones who could put up a decent challenge to the guys at the top of their divisions. Hathaway hopefully will get there aswell. probably a couple im forgetting about at the moment.
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Bisping for me, with Pickett being the nearest challenger.
It's hard to rank Murray/Freeman but I do think they may both of been more naturally gifted than Bisping, just a shame they didn't come along 10 years later.
I don't see any of our current crop taking over Bisping either, although I'd give Manuwa the best chance. I rate Hathaway highly and he's young enough but I just dont see him ever improving to an elite level.
It's a shame, we've had so many naturally talented fighters (Freeman, Murray, Daley) and so many fighters who have the perfect mind set (Bisping, Hardy, Hathaway, Watson) but no one seems to tick both boxes to a high level yet. As I said. I'd say Manuwa might be our best chance but however good he gets, he could of always of been so much better if he got in to it at a younger age.
I think the guy to take over Bisping as the GOAT British fighter, isn't even known yet.
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(Cleveland) - Runners from around the country participated in the Cleveland Marathon today. Much of the route was lined with spectators family and friends cheering them on.
Many told Newsradio WTAM 1100 the course was well-planned, and the weather was perfect. A few said the wind was a factor along the lake, but their run went well, and they appreciated the extra security.
A few wished the course went through more residentical neighborhoods.
Twenty-thousand runners participated in the Cleveland Marathon and related races this weekend.
In addition to Sunday morning's marathon, the weekend races include a half-marathon, 10-kilometer, 5-kilometer and kid's run events.
Extra security was announced after the Boston Marathon bombings. The normal Cleveland contingent of 350 to 400 security officers was expanded with more bomb-sniffing dogs and security camera surveillance efforts.
Kenyan Philemon Terer has won the rite aid Cleveland Marathon in 2 hours, 17 minutes, 37 seconds. Another Kenyon, Sarah Kiptoo, won Sunday's women's race in 2:33:42.
Brandon Bauer of New Albany was the top Ohio finisher. He finished in fifth place in 2:28:45.
Among those racing in the full 26 mile event was Isaiah Douglas, who ran in last month's tragic Boston Marathon. Douglas was one of the early finishers in boston and learned later that the marathon had been bombed.
Though Douglas is still shaken by the attack, he is concentrating on running as he makes his way through Cleveland's streets. Douglas says he has confidence that local law enforcement will keep them safe.
Boris Dilbert & Isaiah Douglas
Boris Dilbert of Savanna, Georgia says the hardest point for him is the 20 mile marker when the race becomes grueling. He feels the biggest danger is dehydration.
In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings, security for the Cleveland Marathon was stepped up.
Cleveland Police Commander Harold Pretel says they made some adjustments because of the Boston attack, but contends they had a very robust plan in place already.
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The Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department provided twelve deputies while a joint terrorism task force made up of local and federal law enforcement will also be on hand to protect the 18,000 runners and tens of thousands of spectators along the 26 mile route.
Officers in uniform and plain-clothes lined the parade route. There were also a number of K9 units as part of the beefed-up security.
Philemon Terer, a 27-year-old runner from Kenya, was the first to cross the marathon finish line with a time of 2:17:37. Terer began pulling away from the other runners a little more than a mile from the finish line, though he spent most of the race alongside Tesfaye Dube.
Dube, of Ethiopia, came in second with a time of 2:18:10, followed by 34-year-old Geofrey Kiprotich, also from Kenya, at 2:19:41.
Among the women, Sarah Kiptoo, 23, of Kenya took first with a time of 2:33:42. The women's marathon winner from 2012, Mary Akor, 36, finished second with a time of 2:36:03. She was followed by Joanna Johnson, 24, of Oberlin, Ohio who finished in 2:48:43. Alana Hadley, the 16-year-old star runner from Charlotte, N.C., finished in 2:58:23 in her marathon debut.
Marathon winners Terer and Kiptoo are from the same hometown in Kenya. Each won $3,000 and collected an additional $3,000 bonus for finishing under 2:20:00 and 2:40:00, respectively.
Leo Kormanik II, 30, of Lodi, Ohio finished first in the men's half marathon, finishing in 1:10:06. Another Ohioan, Justin Baum of Magnolia, took second with a time of 1:13:47, followed by 26-year-old Eric Martin of Parkersburg, West Va. who finished in 1:15:51.
Tamara Marquardt, a 25-year-old runner from Shaker Heights, Ohio led the women's half marathon with a time of 1:22:54. Marquardt was followed by fellow Ohioan Katy Reynolds, 32, of Apple Creek, who crossed in 1:23:45. Ro Morgan, Peninsula, finished third with a time of 1:25:48.
Common with the 10K race, elite international runners dominated the top spots for the men's and women's events. Moroccan runner Najim El Qady and Kenyan Risper Gesabwa won the men's and women's races, respectively, and each took home a $2,000 purse.
El Qady, 32, finished in 28:46. He was followed by Keynan Shadrack Kiyai, 29, who finished in 29:31 and Cole Atkins, 27, from North Carolina, who finished in 29:53.
Gesabwa, 24, won the women's 10K with a time of 33:22. 10K winner from 2011 and 2012, Everlyne Lagat, of Kenya, placed second with a time of 33:42. She was followed by 27-year-old Millicent Kuria of Kenya who finished in 33:48.
Sunday's events also included The We Run This City Program, which had 750 school-aged participants from Cleveland Municipal School District. Many of the kids ran the final 1.2 miles of their 26.2 mile training throughout the spring, however an additional 170 students ran the 10K and 30 took on the half marathon.
Twenty-three-year-old Davis Filippell of Shaker Heights, Ohio claimed Saturday's 5K in 16:20. In the women's race, Erin Abdalian, 19, from St. Louis, won with a time of 20:43.
Under clear, sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 70s, the weekend saw participation in the 36th Annual Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon events reach a record high of 20,134 runners. The total represents an increase of more than 305 percent since Rite Aid became the title sponsor in 2003, when 5,200 participants took to the streets of Cleveland. The half marathon sold out for the third consecutive year and the fourth time in the marathon's 36-year history.
The 2013 race featured 16 neighborhood parties, and numerous music stations and bands along the course. The finish line area, which featured live music, a beer garden and sponsor and charity booths, was overflowing with family and friends of runners enjoying the sights of the North Coast Harbor with the finish line situated just between the Great Lakes Science Center and Cleveland Browns Stadium. Funds were raised for One Fund Boston throughout the weekend via donations of any amount in exchange for blue "Boston Strong" wristbands. One hundred percent of donations will be sent to the fund.
Official race results of all finishing runners are available on the Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon website at www.clevelandmarathon.com <http://www.clevelandmarathon.com> by clicking on the 2013 Race Results Button. Registration opens today for the 2014 race, which is scheduled for Sunday, May 18, 2014.
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The Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon is in its 36th year of providing a running experience for all individuals who want to participate regardless of their abilities. More than 350,000 runners have participated, generating more than $18 million annually to benefit the Cleveland community.
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In the ledger entitled "Petty Debts: B, Iron Accounts," 1801-1810, the unidentified Northampton based owner kept track of the outstanding debts for iron he sold. Most of the entries simply refer to a page number in another, presumably more detailed, daybook, sometimes adding "to iron" or "to steel." The title "Iron Accounts" suggests the possibility the owner kept books for other commercial accounts as well.
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You're in luck. I can help with this. Whois v1.01 is available in microsoft's technet website. Just search technet and you will find it.
First I would like to say that I would highly recommend this book to anyone that wants to learn more abouot pentesting and Metasploit.
That being said, there are some things about the book that maybe people here can answer. Within the book they show commands that they are using from the msfconsole, one of these commands is Whois. I am wondering, I have not been able to find anything within the Msfconsole for a whois command, is there a module I can load for this? I have searched Google for this information but cannot seem to find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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You're in luck. I can help with this. Whois v1.01 is available in microsoft's technet website. Just search technet and you will find it.
You're saying that microsoft has a Whois module for Metasploit?
If I win, you will be my slave
whois is included in most Linux distros, not in BT at the moment but sure it will be, it is in Ubuntu 10.4, but far as using it within msf not to sure on that
There's no place like ~/
metasploit can execute external shell commands. Take ping for instance....
this is the exact example performed in chapter 3 of the book. i really do not see how much clearer it could be:
msf > whois secmaniac.net
[*] exec: whois secmaniac.net
Whois Server Version 2.0
Domain names in the .com and .net domains can now be registered
with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net
for detailed information.
Domain Name: SECMANIAC.NET
Registrar: GODADDY.COM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.godaddy.com
returning etc, results which would just take up space to paste. this is again done with nslookup and a variety of other commands within msfconsole in the early exercises in the book. (which is an excellent resource,indeed).
perhaps this helps you out.


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Taylor Swift is doing something no other artist has done. Billboard.com says her new single, "Shake It Off," is launching its run on the Adult Pop Songs list at number nine, marking the first time since that chart was created in 1996 that a track has entered in the top ten.
The song is credited with 2,813 spins on the Adult Pop list, and 8,326 on Pop Songs. "Shake It Off" is even getting a little consideration from country stations. The song is opening on the Country Airplay chart at number 58.
"Shake It Off" is from Taylor's upcoming release, 1989, which the singer has said is her first "official" pop album.
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text: came home from rugby today, and i planned on smoking a bowl right when i came home, but i couldn't even bring myself to do so. i wouldn't have been able to hold the bowl up for more than a second. i felt weak as fuuck, which means i really have to get in shape. got a game thursday, and i plan on smoking the second i get home. it would make it so much easier.


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Ichthyology is the study of fishes. Research by staff and associates in the Division covers a broad spectrum of the great diversity of fishes, generally relying on the vast resources of the national fish collection. The fish collection, at the National Museum of Natural History, is the largest in the world, with approximately 540,000 lots (a lot consists of all specimens of a species collected at the same time and place) and about 4 million specimens.
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An article presenting the lifetime work of the artist Charles Bradford Hudson (1865-1939) may seem out of place at the Museum of Natural History. However, a closer look at his many endeavors reveals his role in the field of ichthyology.
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For a century, the tapetails, bignoses and whalefishes were each considered discretely different kinds of fishes. After decades of study of the more than 600 whalefishes, 120 tapetails, 1 hairyfish, 65 bignoses, and 3 transitional specimens that exist in museum collections, as well as DNA analysis based on additional fresh specimens, Smithsonian scientist Dave Johnson and his colleagues have finally reunited them in a bizarre family tree that confounds comparative anatomy.
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The Bikini Atoll Survey "Operation Crossroads," 1946-47
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The NOBODY phenomena. What do you think?
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Jump up a few levels:
[link to www.fatimamovement.com]
I see your leves and raise you
all i see that site doing is telling. not explaining. . .
i don't like that.
just: This is This.
and sad.
Yeah, stopped in 2009 is why there have been ritualistic murders all year...
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It is working on me.Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28185728
Since the day I thought... "Wait a minute, maybe this nobody business is about me", I have carried a heightened sense of responsibility and purpose. My life is quite literally resurrecting from the ashes and right mindedness has returned.
I doubt I am the nobody but living with the notion that I could be has brought s healing and productive creative purpose to things I used to have disdain for.
In the best world, there are millions of people just like me, thinking the same things, and working to improve themselves in the chance that they might one day be graced with such a wonderful position of opportunity to heal the masses.
In the worst world, I am a megalomaniac and the only other people who are experiencing this like me are other megalomaniacs who are no different than the current megalomaniacs who inhabit the offices of power and influence that have brought the world to the fucked up place we see it today.
Keep talking about this Nobody, its kinda cool.
I do acknowledge this positive effect the idea has on some. It must feel like you have been thrown a safety ring while you were drowning. But learn to swim and there will be no need for it!
You are on a great and epic path, keep walking tall.
Your post made me happier. :)
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Quoting: pi
Quoting: Enjoy Candy!
I realized that I am the nobody and that I have a mission, a purpose to share what I know. That my views are the truth and that those that don't follow them must be convinced, that they must join me as they are suffering otherwise and I am their savior.
I felt egocentric, I felt full of ambition and narcissistic.
Only thing that has changed is that I do not feel superior to anyone, nor do I think I know 'the better way'. I try to be humble and occupy myself with art and actions so that there is no room in my mind for unnecessary thoughts, ill thought, egocentric thoughts. I try to think less.
There are people who just shine this aura of positiveness. One of them completely changed my life and he did not have to say much, it was more his presence, his purity and humbleness that inspired me. I do consider him to be my mentor.
I believe that you generate inner light by becoming purer in thought and action. Then you just live your life and shine. The people around you will gaze in your warmth and without talking about anything they will light up just from one spark of your radiance and carry some of your light further, fueling it to burn even stronger.
Everyone is like a torch that just has to be lit. And I do not think it is possible like this, with threads and throwing ideas around. But it might do something, I do not know, I am experimenting and after a while I will find out if this was the right choice and maybe learn something from this experience that will help my development.
Fall in love with doing not the result and your spark will slowly turn into wildfire engulfing the world. Maybe not in your lifetime, but the nobody idea made me think about MY lifetime, that I will get to see the results and taste the fruits. It made me think about me, when actually what you need is to not think at all.
You do need to think a little bit...
and intuition does not equal a shortcut in thought...
One day I felt a little bit envious about Chinese and their language. I realized that with only 3 symbols, 3 sounds they can express a complex concept fully and be understood. While the translation to English was a long, crippled, hard to interpret sentence.
I thought to myself ''wow, so they can think faster as they can define and comprehend complex ideas and concepts faster, with less effort and time invested in writing, thinking and formulating than the rest of the world that would struggle a lot longer to accomplish the same thing.''
For example:
Xue er shi xi zhi, bu yi yue hu?
"To learn and to practise what is learned time and again is pleasure, is it not?"
You see how the English version is longer? And it could have been interpreted in many, many ways.
Then I realized that even the Chinese language is very slow compared to the communication with the use of music theory, music. This might be fully comprehensible to someone who is very involved with music and studying it for some time. But anyone will agree that only the first few notes can set a tone, give you a certain feeling or inspire you to a certain action, mind set. Not to mention the complexity of the idea and impact of the whole piece altogether.
As I am studying music and other languages, it becomes more clear that music is just another language.
the speed at which great musician can think in this language is just mind blowing. Literally - it would probably blow up an untrained mind if forced in there. It is an insanely fast and fluent way of comprehending and expressing ideas, emotions. doesn't help to give instructions on how to hammer in a nail, but very fast still.
So this got me thinking.... that thinking in concepts and using words to define them is just so slow and limited.
Imagine that all your thoughts, ideas, concepts are pieces of a colorful rope neatly sorted, put in boxes and stored on an endless shelf. Not to mention the time you spent cutting up the string, but the time spent on sorting and storing - wow, what an effort. Then to formulate something more complex you have to spend even more time to stitch the rope back together just so you could look at it and judge the outcome.
When we meditate we do not completely lose our thought, they just flow freely like the uncut colorful rope. You just let it slip through you hands and you take in what you have seen. It is not cut up in words, sentences, concepts or ideas. I know people have the ability to communicate without words, by holding the same rope when it flows through their hands. I have experienced this a few time very clearly.
This might have been used in the past or be used in future, or neither. But this way exists. Therefore I try to spend as much time in a half-meditative state with this free flow of thoughts, uncut rope. Oh, the wonders and ideas that is has brought me.
Sorry for the long post, I only wanted to say this as I have not met many people that would listen to this.
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well, we do not fill your typical jobs, but right now at the time of the apocalypse we can see that new powerful minds have emerged which know secrets to happiness the general population rejects and is steered away from.Quoting: thedude2888
the result of the balance of this program would disturb the current market enslavement trends and so the Illuminati wish to keep the tree of knowledge a secret.
some climb and eventually find that it is best to fly up into Heaven.
The nobody was the continuation of the wave known as nothingness. Its largest point of documentation given Human research on the matter was done in the late 1800s until now. Most information is too clouded, and the line of information to perceive is not bound in any one book but many which flow together absurdly.
There is an opportunity, that the potential energy is here and has not yet been destroyed.
If someone with power can plug them into the system general tendencies may shift.
I understand.
There is a thing I have learned - when you have to fight, bring with you only your fists, as anything else might be used against you.
This nobody impulse resembles a weapon from our enemies arsenal and yet we yield it. Somehow I do not trust our ability to handle this weapon and this seems a very fragile plan that can easily be turned against us.
Do not arm your enemy, especially with a weapon that he is very handy with. lol
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I think you're an idiot for perpetuating it and another lie.Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1129812
Good job...
I probably am and idiot. And there is no bigger idiot than me. Nor there is a lesser one.
Some might have actually started to question the whole concept, while some are more convinced by it than ever.
We do not ever fully comprehend the impact of our actions.
It was not my intention. I was just seeking an opinion in this matter ,as I was leaning toward the skepticism of the whole idea, still am, but wasn't too sure.
I actually got hear some very positive and fresh ways to think about this. So I think I will just stop right here and not judge the whole concept at all. Just will look at what happens and then learn from the effects of it.
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I checked it out, but I am not quite sure what I am to get out of this thread? I seam to missing information to put the puzzle together. Can you please provide a short explanation?
|It's funny when people think that the supernatural phenomena around them are "proof" for their religions
|Do you think Electronic Voice Phenomena is credible?
|I have been saying for years that the "global warming" phenomena is a scam and cover up but not for reasons most think
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The Riverview Middle School Eagles are applying the final touches before playing its opening game of the season this Saturday against rival Dawson County Middle School.
The Eagles played in a jamboree last week in Blue Ridge against Fannin and Pickens counties. The scrimmage was the final chance for Head Coach Mark Thomason to take a look at his squad against different competition.
Football is almost here. Cross-county rivals Dawson County and Riverview middle schools will hit the field against each other at 7:30 p.m. Saturday night at Tiger Stadium.
"It is a great way to start the season off, playing Saturday in front of a big crowd. It gives the fans an opportunity to see what the future holds for Dawson County football since all of the boys will be playing on the same team in upcoming years," said Dawson County Middle School Tiger Head Coach Thomy Edwards.
Head Riverview softball coach Jeff Compton seemed excited about starting the upcoming 2011 campaign.
Summer passing camps have come and gone for the Riverview Middle School Eagle football team.
The team completed its final passing league July 26 at White County Middle School in Cleveland.
Head Coach Mark Thomason's Riverview Middle School football team traveled to Flowery Branch last week to participate in a Fellowship of Christian Athletes passing camp.
Several local middle school teams took part in the event. The Eagles were able to throw against White County, Union County, West Hall, East Hall, South Hall, Putnam County, Flowery Branch and Chestatee middle schools during the event.
At Riverview Middle School the football team is on a mission.
The Eagles began summer workouts recently and will continue throughout the rest of the summer.
Riverview Middle School Head Softball Coach Jeff Compton recently announced that tryouts will take place from 4 to 6 p.m. Aug. 1 and 2 at the school.
Any seventh or eighth grade girl interested in trying out for the 2011 Riverview Middle School softball team must have with them a parent permission form and an up-to-date physical on the first day of tryouts.
Riverview Middle School Head Football Coach Mark Thomason has planned several summer activities and workouts for his Eagle team this summer.
The team has been working out on Tuesday's and Thursday's throughout June from 4 to 6 p.m. at Riverview Middle School.
The Dawson County Lady Tigers' seventh grade basketball team played in a basketball league held at the Suwanee Sports Academy in Norcross this past spring. The team played one night a week for 10 weeks and went undefeated.
Members of the team were: Peytan Porter, Summer Vaughn, Ashton Abbott, Karlie Bearden, Haley Burgess, Brittany Griggs, Lauren Burgess and Heather Brady.
The Riverview Middle School Eagle football team completed spring practice with a scrimmage game last week.
The game, originally scheduled for May 13, was played on May 16, due to the threat of inclement weather.
The Riverview Middle School girls' soccer team capped off an undefeated season with a 3-0 win over cross-county rival Dawson County Middle School March 31 at Riverview Stadium.
The Riverview Middle School boy's soccer team captured a first place trophy with a win over Clear Creek Middle School, 5-2, March 31 during the Mountain League Championship game at Riverview Middle School.
The Riverview Middle School boys and girls soccer teams came away with 7-0 wins over cross-county rival Dawson County Middle School, March 1.
A perfect season and a championship, that's what the Dawson County Middle School seventh grade girls basketball team received over the weekend. The team finished the season with a 14-0 record and a 40-35 championship win over Clear Creek in the Mountain League tournament on Saturday.
The Dawson County Middle School seventh grade boys' basketball team has rebounded to win its last two games.
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Hawkmoon's friends all died in the Battle of Londra, 5 years ago. Now a ghost of Count Brass, his closest friend and also his father-in-law, is threatening vengance for some unknown betrayal. Along with Count Brass, Huillam D'Averc, Oladahn and Bowgentle, Hawkmoon travels to a lost city to save his friends....
Gloriana, or the Unfulfill'd Queen
Aspect, Aug 2004, 14.00, 448 pp. ISBN: 0446691402 Queen Gloriana rules the greatest empire in the history of the world, Albion. Under her rule, the vast kingdom has thrived as peace has led to enormous prosperity. Everyone in the vast realm from the Americas to Asia believes that Gloriana's enlightened leadership has led to the Golden Age as never heard of before. On a global scale, Queen Gloriana knows she has a place in the future history ...
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Dorian Hawkmoon has been killing himself with sadness as his decision to save his friend Count Brass meant that his wife Yisselda died. But Hawkmoon is convinced that there is a way to bring back his wife and the two children that he also lost. When Katinka Van Bak asks for his help in the Bulgar Mountan state something tells Hawkmoon that this is his chance to save his wife. He begins a journey that will take him back through his incarnations of the ...
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A magical being known as the Eternal Champion, who has lived a thousand lives as both good and evil warriors in the quest to maintain the balance between the spirits of Law and Chaos in the multiverse wants no more of his life. In order to find his lover from one life, he must fight a wide variety of battles on many worlds against the spirit of Chaos, which is seeking to invade all the universes and ensure its control forever. A very unusual and epic b...
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Dorian Hawkmoon is reunited with his wife Yisselda but there two children are lost in the mists of time. Hawkmoon ses out on a quest for the only constant in all his incarnations and dwelling places....the city of Tanelorn. He reunites with some of his incarnations and also his travelling companions in the life of the eternal champion who are also searching for Tanelorn. ...
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Aspect, Feb 2002, 24.95, 326 pp. ISBN 0446531049 The multiverse consists of multiple realms each linked in such a way that an impact on any world affects all in some manner. Oona was a person a person who walked through the realms until she met Baron von Bek and decided to stay in his world where they marry and have children. One day on vacation her husband is kidnapped by Native Americans and taken to their realm Kakatanawa, a pyramid of gold,...


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I'm attempting to gain super user access to my router. I own the router but I'm attempting to do this as if I didn't. The default password is the serial number. Ports 80 and 443 are the only two fully open, unfiltered ports. I've attempted to telnet (always disconnected) and I've attempted to TFTP and extract the configuration file. I'd like to save brute forcing the password for last, if possible.
What tools can be aimed at the router to gain access? Is there an attack that I can do to force it to reveal the serial number?
I have researched this into the ground and can't find a solid answer beyond brute forcing the router login.
Router Specs: Verizon FiOS Actiontec MI424WR
Any questions, please let me know.