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Is it too early to start thinking about next season yet? Not at all. Below is the release from the Mets about the tentative 2011 schedule.
The New York Mets today announced their preliminary 2011 schedule that has the team opening the season in Florida against the Marlins on Friday, April 1. The Mets' home opener at Citi Field is scheduled for Friday, April 8, against the Washington Nationals at 4:10 p.m.
The Mets start on the road for the fourth time in five seasons and continue their season-opening series with the Marlins on April 2-3 before traveling to Philadelphia for a three-game set with the Phillies, April 5-7. The team returns home for a seven-game homestand that concludes with four dates against the Rockies, April 11-14.
The division rival Phillies' first trip to New York is set for May 27-29. The Mets will play host to the Subway Series, July 1-3 at Citi Field after visiting the Bronx, May 20-22.
Other interleague matchups at Citi Field include three dates with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, June 17-19 and a three-game series with the Oakland Athletics, June 21-23. The Mets round out their interleague schedule with trips to Texas, June 24-26 and Detroit, June 28-30.
Starting times for Mets 2011 home games at Citi Field will be 7:10 p.m. for night contests and 1:10 p.m. for those in the day. Along with the home opener, exceptions include Thursday, July 21 vs. St. Louis and Thursday, Aug. 11 vs. San Diego. Those two games have a 12:10 p.m. first pitch.
The Mets will finish the regular season at home with a six-game homestand, featuring three-game sets against the Phillies, Sept. 23-25, and Cincinnati, Sept. 26-28.
The 2011 schedule is subject to change, including all Saturday and Sunday games, which are subject to Major League Baseball's national broadcast agreements with FOX and ESPN. Further, MLB adopted the recommendation of The Commissioner's Special Committee for On-Field Matters to begin the regular season earlier and mid-week to avoid playing World Series games in November.


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Chicago Erlang User Group
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Mailing List: firstname.lastname@example.com
Frequency: Just started and have had only one Erlounge.
Where: Determined on a meeting by meeting basis
A user group for Erlang enthusiasts based in and around Chicago. The aim is to have regular meetings allowing users to network and brainstorm, newbies to get their questions answered and enthusiasts to vent their ideas and frustrations. Presentations will be a regular occurrence, followed by the mandatory erllounges.
Kraków Erlang User Group
Location: Kraków, Poland
Mailing List: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/erlang-krakow/
Where: Kraków based locations
Krakowska grupa uzytkownikow jezyka Erlang organizuje spotkania, podczas ktorych dyskutujemy z nieprzekonanymi, opowiadamy o zastosowaniach Erlanga z zycia wzietych oraz myslimy jak wykorzystac jego zalety i jak uporac sie z wadami. A wszystko w konwencji ErlLounge, czyli niecalkiem formalnych spotkan ;)
London Erlang User Group
Location: London, England
Mailing List & Web Page: http://erlang-consulting.com/erlang/usergroup/erlanglondon.html
Frequency: Aiming to meet up at least once a month
Where: Erlang Training and Consulting and Skills Matter's Offices
A user group for Erlang enthusiasts based in and around London. The aim is to have regular meetings allowing users to network and brainstorm, newbies to get their questions answered and enthusiasts to vent their ideas and frustrations. Presentations will be a regular occurrence, followed by the mandatory erllounges.
Portland Erlang User Group
Location: Portland (Or), USA
Mailing List:http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/portlanderlang/
Stockholm & Uppsala Erlang User Group
Location: Stockholm & Uppsala, Sweden
Mailing List & Web Site:http://erlang-consulting.com/erlang/usergroup/erlangstockholm.html
Frequency: Every one to two months
Where: Various Erlang companies and research institutes in and around Stockholm.
The Swedish user group is organised in and around Stockholm and Uppsala. With Ericsson, the largest user of Erlang having a large presence in the area there is always loads of expertise at these meetings. Venues are sponsored by Erlang Training and Consulting together with various Erlang companies in the area.
Belrin Erlang User Group
Location: Berlin, Germany
Mailing List:http://groups.google.com/group/erlang-berlin/
Frequency: To be discussed.
Where: To be discussed.
Etna Erlang User Group
Location: Catania, Italy
Mailing List & Web Site:http://groups.google.com/group/erlang-etna
Frequency: To be discussed.
Where: To be discussed.
The first italian group of erlang enthusiasts, mainly based at the feet of mount Etna in Sicily. Members mainly come from the University of Catania, but the group is open to any Italian person who wants to share her/his erlang experience. The aim is to discuss about erlang topics, propose new ideas and promote the use of the language in various application areas.
Erlang e' un linguaggio di programmazione funzionale dalle grandi potenzialita'. Il gruppo si prefigge l'intento di condividere e discutere di tutto quello che riguarda il linguaggio e le problematiche inerenti la programmazione funzionale.

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Lies and cheap duck out, alright then. I'll let people make their own minds up as to whether I'm a liar and a fight welcher because I'm sure the evidence says otherwise. When you pulled out on the day at CW in London, who agreed to fight your opponent on an hour's notice? Aye, me, that's who. The fight was on until Leary's management pulled it. That's verifiable by any of the Cage Warriors staff. I've stepped in on less than a day's notice at the other side of the world, on minutes notice on domestic shows and I've fought top level opposition.
You're right that 'I don't just want to fight people' though, I'll admit that. This shit ain't exactly good for your health so if there's nothing in it for me or it's not interesting to me then I won't do it. I'll never deny that. I'm not a career fighter, I've got a career. I'm a hobbyist that happens to do alright and wants mad opportunities. I'll never get trolled into a fight that doesn't bother me.
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As Experts Agree Food Deserts "Do Exist," Right-Wing Media Use Flawed NY Times Article To Claim They Don't
Research ››› ››› CHELSEA RUDMAN & MARCUS FELDMAN
A recent New York Times article highlighted two studies that the article claimed "question the pairing of food deserts and obesity" and may "raise questions about the efforts to combat the obesity epidemic simply by improving access to healthy foods." While right-wing media have seized on the article to claim that food deserts are a "make-believe" issue, food experts have called the Times article "sloppy" and have said the two studies it highlights are "definitely outliers," in the face of "over 50 studies" in the past three years finding "the opposite."
NY Times Publishes Article Claiming Two Studies Challenge "The Pairing Of Food Deserts And Obesity"
NY Times: Two New Studies "Question The Pairing Of Food Deserts And Obesity." From an April 17 Times article headlined, "Studies Question the Pairing of Food Deserts and Obesity":
It has become an article of faith among some policy makers and advocates, including Michelle Obama, that poor urban neighborhoods are food deserts, bereft of fresh fruits and vegetables.
But two new studies have found something unexpected. Such neighborhoods not only have more fast food restaurants and convenience stores than more affluent ones, but more grocery stores, supermarkets and full-service restaurants, too. And there is no relationship between the type of food being sold in a neighborhood and obesity among its children and adolescents.
Within a couple of miles of almost any urban neighborhood, "you can get basically any type of food," said Roland Sturm of the RAND Corporation, lead author of one of the studies. "Maybe we should call it a food swamp rather than a desert," he said.
Some experts say these new findings raise questions about the effectiveness of efforts to combat the obesity epidemic simply by improving access to healthy foods. Despite campaigns to get Americans to exercise more and eat healthier foods, obesity rates have not budged over the past decade, according to recently released federal data. [The New York Times, 4/17/12]
Right-Wing Media Seize On NY Times Article To Claim Food Deserts Are A "Make-Believe" Issue And An "Obama Lie"
Fox's Monica Crowley: "You Go Into Any Major Metropolitan Area, And They Have A Whole Array Of Foods." On the April 19 edition of Lou Dobbs Tonight, Fox contributor Monica Crowley reacted to the Times article by claiming that "any major metropolitan area" has "an array of foods," including fresh vegetables and fruit:
LOU DOBBS (host): I want to turn to the first lady's campaign, which I think is very worthy and worthwhile, against obesity. The New York Times reporting today, however, that two new studies have found poor urban neighborhoods actually have more grocery stores and supermarkets than more affluent areas. The first lady lamenting that urban youth do not have access to fresh fruit, foods, vegetables. What's your reaction?
CROWLEY: You go into any supermarket, you go into any bodega in New York City, or any major metropolitan area, and they have a whole array of foods. They have fresh vegetables, they have fresh fruit. I mean, the first lady said while growing up, Barack had to get on a subway, or get on a train, to get to a place that has fresh fruit. I find that very hard to believe. [Fox Business, Lou Dobbs Tonight, 4/19/12]
Limbaugh: Times Story Is About "Michelle Obama's Food Theories Being Dead Wrong. ... The Poor Are Not Denied Quality Food Or Access To It." From the April 18 edition of Limbaugh's show:
LIMBAUGH: The New York Times has a story on all these food theories being dead wrong -- Michelle Obama's food theories being dead wrong. They don't mention her by name specifically so much, but it's buried in the paper -- here it is. They put it in the research section of The New York Times. It's a report on two studies that completely contradict Michelle Obama's food doctrines. And it's all about the idea that neighborhoods not only have more fast food restaurants and convenience stores than more affluent ones, but more grocery stores, supermarkets, and full-service restaurants too.
The idea that there's a shortage of quality food in poor neighborhoods -- it's been disproved. It's total bunk. The poor are not denied quality food or access to it, like Michelle Obama's trying to convince people. And there's another element of this survey with something similar to it as well. "Studies question the pairing of food deserts and obesity." There's no correlation, they say, to the kind of food available, in poor neighborhoods and obesity. It's the exact -- the exact opposite of what Michelle Obama has been saying. [Premiere Radio Networks, The Rush Limbaugh Show, 4/18/12]
Breitbart.com: "Obama Admin Politicizes Obesity With 'Food Deserts.' " From an April 19 post on Breitbart.com's Big Government:
Food deserts has been a chic term that liberals have thrown around to link obesity in those "deserts" to a lack of access to healthy fruits and vegetables. This allows liberals who believe in a social justice agenda to define obesity as a social injustice and gives them further license to meddle and thus right this injustice.
And this week, the New York Times published a story detailing two studies that unexpectedly found that poorer neighborhoods which could be designated as "food deserts" not only have "more fast food restaurants and convenience stores than more affluent ones, but more grocery stores, supermarkets and full-service restaurants, too."
Further, the studies cited by the New York Times found "no relationship between the type of food being sold in a neighborhood and obesity among its children and adolescents."
But that won't stop the left's assault on this straw man. During this campaign season, expect Michelle Obama to repeat a variation of the "if people want to buy a head of lettuce or salad or some fruit for their kid's lunch, they have to take two or three buses, maybe pay for a taxicab, in order to do it" line to promote government intervention against so-called "food deserts" as part of Obama's broader social justice agenda. [Breitbart.com, 4/19/12]
American Thinker: "Hey Michelle, Inner Cities Are Really Lush Food Oases." From an April 19 blog post on American Thinker titled, "Hey Michelle, inner cities are really lush food oases":
It seems Michelle Obama will have to find another big government knows best activity in between planning for, going on and recovering from vacations. Writing in the New York Times, Gina Kolata analyzes studies that reveal, contrary to Ms. Obama's description of poor inner city neighborhoods as food deserts where food establishments only offer unhealthy high calorie chips, liquor and limp lettuce.
So, discounting for some unusual health or body chemistry problems, is it possible that people are overweight because...uhm, radical thought...they choose to eat too much unhealthy, high caloric food while expending minimal calories? In other words, it is their own fault?
Therefore, in "fighting obesity" there is no need for a government. [American Thinker, 4/19/12]
NRO: Food Deserts Are A "Make-Believe" and "Politically Expedient" Issue. From an April 18 National Review Online blog post titled "What 'Food Deserts'?":
I'm happy to see the New York Times report on two new studies about food deserts that, as the Times put it "have found something unexpected."
Um, yeah, they don't exist.
As I said, I'm glad the Times is reporting on these new studies. It's important that we focus on the real reasons kids are suffering from obesity rather than wasting time (and taxpayer dollars!) on make-believe (yet politically expedient) issues such as food deserts. [National Review Online, 4/18/12]
Power Line: "Another Obama Lie Debunked By ... The New York Times!" From an April 18 post on the conservative blog Power Line, titled, "Another Obama Lie Debunked By ... The New York Times!":
Michelle Obama, the nation's pre-eminent childhood nutritionist, has been arguing that much of the childhood obesity problem is due to the fact that too many urban children live in "food deserts," lacking access to fresh fruits and vegetables, etc. But, as the New York Times' Gina Kolata reports today, it isn't true.
I should point out in passing, by the way, that Gina Kolata is an exceptional Times reporter who often contests the conventional wisdom of the left on health and environmental issues, so kudos to her. [Power Line, 4/18/12]
But Food Experts Have Criticized The Times Article For Being "Sloppy" And Misleading
Mari Gallagher: "Food Deserts Can And Do Exist"; Times Article "Muddied The Water At Best, Misled At Worst." In a detailed rebuttal to the Times article posted on her blog, Mari Gallagher, who wrote that it was her research firm who "popularized the term 'food desert' in the U.S. in 2006," characterized the article's reporting as "sloppy." She wrote that the author "muddied the water at best, misled at worst, and left the inaccurate impression that food access and the concept of food deserts does not matter":
Our research firm popularized the term "food desert" in the U.S. in 2006 with the release of a report titled Examining the Impact of Food Deserts on Public Health in Chicago. Additionally, the National Center for Public Research, of which I am the founding president, launched a highly successful three-year food desert awareness campaign shortly thereafter.
We have stressed throughout the course of our work that plopping down a grocery store does not mean that these problems are instantly solved. Yet Ms. Kolata's article unfairly suggests that community leaders, policy makers, Mrs. Obama, and so many others want to "combat the obesity epidemic simply by improving access to healthy foods." [emphasis added] To my knowledge, no one of any credibility has ever suggested that access was the entire solution or that anything involving the complicated relationship between diet and health is simple.
Ms. Kolata's summary of two recent studies on the link between child obesity and access to healthy food was also misleading in several respects. She fails to note the large number of studies that have identified food deserts and the subsequent large number of studies that have found a link between living in underserved areas and poor health outcomes. The article fails to note the shortcomings of the two studies it touts, even though the authors of those studies themselves go to great lengths to describe those deficiencies.
Our issue is not with the two new studies; we thank the authors for their valuable contributions. Our issue is the reporter's sloppy job of getting the facts straight. Some of this could have been settled by some simple Google searches. She muddied the water at best, misled at worst, and left the inaccurate impression that food access and the concept of food deserts does not matter. [Mari Gallagher Research & Consulting Group, 4/18/12]
Partnership For A Healthier America: "The Article Ignores The Simple Truth About Ending The Obesity Epidemic ... Food Access Was Never Touted As The Only Way To Solve The Problem." In an email to Media Matters, Partnership for a Healthier America spokeswoman Elly Spinweber responded to the New York Times article:
The article ignores the simple truth about ending the obesity epidemic in this country: there is no silver bullet. Food access was never touted as the only way to solve the problem. What we do know is that making fresh, affordable food available where people live is one piece of a broad strategy to make sure that our kids are not the first generation to live shorter lives than their parents. [Email to Media Matters, 4/19/12]
Food Trust Executive Director: Studies In Times Article "Are Definitely Outliers. ... The Overwhelming Evidence Is To The Opposite." In a phone conversation with Media Matters, Yael Lehmann, executive director of the food access non-profit Food Trust, said the two studies in the Times article "are definitely outliers." She continued:
"We were really surprised the reporter gave so much attention to these two studies. There's been over 200 studies since the year 2000, and ... just in the last three years, including some that were just published this month, there's been over 50 studies supporting the link between food access and health. The overwhelming evidence is to the opposite [of the Times article].
"The researchers themselves state over and over again that there are a lot of limitations to the studies."
"What I think the author gets wrong in this study is not every poor neighborhood is not necessarily a food desert. But what's bizarre is her example of Camden, New Jersey. ... She actually went out to visit a store -- the store she references in the article is three miles from the bulk of the 80,000 residents of Camden.
"The city she points out as a non-food desert is one of the poorest and one of the most needy cities in the country. It's outrageous that that would be her example." [Conversation with Media Matters, 4/20/12]
Food Trust Letter To NY Times: "Research Has Overwhelmingly Shown That People With Access To Healthy Food Consume More Fresh Produce And Other Healthy Items." Food Trust provided Media Matters with a copy of a letter to the editor that it sent to the Times. Food Trust wrote:
The public health community should welcome all well-designed research exploring the complicated issue of obesity. But the two new studies the reporter chose to highlight must be placed in the context of two decades of peer-reviewed research into food access and health. This research has overwhelmingly shown that people with access to healthy food consume more fresh produce and other healthy items and that people without access to healthy food are more likely to suffer from obesity and other diet-related diseases. New studies adding support to these findings -- including a 2010 study by Chaloupka et al. which found a significant association between increased supermarket availability and lower BMI -- did not make the front page.
The majority of the research tells us that improving food access for the 23.5 million Americans who lack high-quality, healthy food resources in their communities, is an essential part of a multi-faceted, comprehensive solution to the country's obesity epidemic.
Gary D. Foster, Ph.D
Professor of Medicine and Public Health; Director Center for Obesity Research & Education, Temple University
Allison Karpyn, Ph.D
Director of Research and Evaluation, The Food Trust [Email to Media Matters, 4/20/12]
Experts Agree: "The Existence Of Food Deserts" Is "An Established Fact"
Gallagher: "The Existence Of Food Deserts In Many U.S. Cities Is Not An Idea, But An Established Fact." In her rebuttal of the Times article, Gallagher wrote:
The Times piece begins with a misstatement that policy makers and first lady Michelle Obama think that all poor urban areas are food deserts. There are many poor urban areas in which residents do have significant access to healthy food options. But food deserts can and do exist in urban, rural and even suburban locations. In Chicago, many food desert residents are poor. We also identified more than 12,000 food desert households that earn $100,000 or more annually.
Ms. Kolata, who wrote the Times story, states, "It is unclear how the idea took hold that poor urban neighborhoods were food deserts," but there is really nothing unclear about it at all. The existence of food deserts in many U.S. cities is not an idea, but an established fact. [Mari Gallagher Research & Consulting Group, 4/18/12]
Food Trust Executive Director: "There Is No Argument [About Whether] Food Deserts Exist." When asked to respond to the right-wing media's assertion that the studies show food deserts are imaginary, Lehmann said, "There is no argument [about whether] food deserts exist." [Food Trust Executive Director Yael Lehmann, conversation with Media Matters, 4/20/12]
Other Recent Studies Found Links Between Food Access And Weight, Health Outcomes
American Journal Of Preventive Medicine Study: "Present Findings Suggest That Environmental Changes Could Have Important Effects On Obesity Rates Of Children And Adults." A study published April 18 in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine called "Obesogenic Neighborhood Environments, Child and Parent Obesity: The Neighborhood Impact on Kids Study" found a link between "neighborhood environment attributes" and childhood obesity. The study found that neighborhoods that had "built environments that were more conducive to walking" and "a nearby ... supermarket and few fast-food outlets" were less likely to have overweight children. The study's authors concluded:
The magnitude of the difference in obesity rates between the most obeseogenic and least obeseogenic neighborhoods was notable, about 8% for children and 7% for adults. Present findings suggest that environmental changes could have important effects on obesity rates of children and adults. There is concern that many children and their caregivers in the U.S. live in unsupportive environments that fail to provide better access to healthy nutrition and physical activity opportunities. [American Journal of Preventative Medicine, 4/18/12, via FullTextReports.com]
Lehmann Cited Several Other Studies Finding Links Between Availability Of Food In A Neighborhood And Weight Of Its Residents. In emails to Media Matters, Lehmann referenced a number of other studies finding links between food access and weight. For example:
- Public Health Nutrition, "Access To Food Source And Food Source Use Are Associated With Healthy And Unhealthy Food-Purchasing Behaviours Among Low-Income African-American Adults In Baltimore City." This study found that "corner-store use was associated with obtaining more unhealthy food" and that "[i]nterventions to increase the availability and promotion of healthy food in highly accessed corner stores in low-income neighbourhoods are needed." [Public Health Nutrition, 3/31/11, via Cambridge.org]
- Journal Of Nutrition Education And Behavior, "Associations Of Built Food Environment With Dietary Intake Among Youth With Diabetes." This study found that "increased availability and accessibility of supermarkets were significantly associated with higher [Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension] score" and concluded, "Efforts to promote environments conducive to healthful eating may significantly improve the overall dietary intake and reduce diet-related health complications among youth with diabetes." [Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, 1/10/12, via ScienceDirect.com]
- Journal of Nutrition, "Economic Contextual Factors, Food Consumption, And Obesity Among U.S. Adolescents." This study found that "lower fruit and vegetable prices, higher fast food prices, and greater supermarket availability were related to higher fruit and vegetable consumption and lower BMI, in particular for BMI among teens who are overweight or at risk for overweight and who are low- to middle-socioeconomic status." [Journal of Nutrition, June 2010]
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There are loads of claims of clinical trials but no references to any of them. Google turns up nothing. It's bollocks.
There are loads of claims of clinical trials but no references to any of them. Google turns up nothing. It's bollocks.
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/
I took a load of bulbine ages ago, not sure if it was psychological but to be fair, did feel like I had extra oomph in the gym, to the point I tore my shoulder out
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Rob Tbag, you are such an argumentative cunt. My mam would bash the shit out of you until you apmlogised for your schoolboy nerdism know it all. mind set. It isn't because you are smart, it is your fucking superiority complex, coupled with your Moby haircut and argumentative little brother type irritant attitude. I hope you stub your toe you cunt.
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Rob I know what I've read and tbh your opinion on the matter is not important enough for me to bother looking for evidence to prove something to someone on a forum.
No one is forcing you to buy it dude, stop wasting your time searching for stuff when no one else is all that bothered
http://www.facebook.com/craig.st.clair666 ME
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Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
People ask for advice all the time and anyone can give any advice. There are ways to check whether claims are true or not, it's important to be able to back them up. There is a billion £ industry built from selling nonsense, I think it's important people don't fall for it.
If you don't want to talk about it you don't have to reply??? I'm not bothered either way.
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/
I agree with RobT, really dubious results in studies... Some positive some non existant, However I have found a killer way of naturally increasing testosteron, (maybe as much as double in a month!) Of course IF you'd like to find out more you'll have to email me AND send me monies...
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|2007 - How LSU and Notre Dame Met in the 2007 Allstate Sugar Bowl The statement was made softly, but it crackled with emotion. "The fact that we're here, I think its right," Les Miles said. "I can't imagine it any other way, to be honest."
The LSU coach was reflecting on the presence of his team in the first Sugar Bowl in New Orleans after the destruction and horror of the worst natural disaster in American history, Hurricane Katrina, which submerged large portions of the Crescent City for weeks.
After a year away from the disheveled, scaled-down and still traumatized city and the storm-wrecked Superdome for a sojourn to Atlanta, the Sugar Bowl was, more or less, back in its natural surroundings, and with an ideal pairing that even some members of the media characterized as divinely inspired: America's team (Notre Dame, 10-2, not quite a member of the football elite at No. 11 in the BCS rankings, though certain to hold the country's interest - and television sets) vs. Louisiana's Team, (LSU, 10-2, ranked No. 5 and once again, like after 9/11, a godsend to the Sugar Bowl).
If Florida and Ohio State, the top two teams in the country, played the national title game in the ravaged Big Easy instead of in Arizona where they did, that pairing wouldn't have provided more of an emotional lift.
Paul Hoolahan, the Sugar Bowl's chief executive officer, reiterated the general feeling saying, "I'd be less than honest if I didn't say I was tremendously excited. I just felt, to myself, we're back and we're up and running. It's a great feeling, exhilarating...This will give everybody in the country full confidence that we are back and able and capable of doing the job we have in the past. I think it's very important to get that message out. This game is a testament to that."
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Anyone think that :
Acer Aspire One AOD270-1806
Asus 1025C-MU17-BK
would be sufficient?
Hello people! I'm a newcomer on the BT community.
I'm currently using my main laptop as the host of BT, I am running Backtrack 5 R3 under Vbox. (My current laptop is a Alienware m17x R3 with all the hardware at max)
However, I was really thinking getting a new laptop or net book and run Backtrack as a standalone OS. I want to use this for penetration testing Only, would be to test my own equipment/network (company network/home network)
I would like to have a more secure environment and I love learning/acquiring knowledge about security matters in IT.
I have been reading all over the web for the past week on what kind/which model of laptop/netbook to get.
However, most are talking about Backtrack 5 r1/r2 and want to dualboot windows/BT and thus often requires different bare minimum set up.
I want to spend as few $ as possible, will be running BT 5 r3 as a standalone OS. I will ONLY use this netbook/laptop for pen testing. (no game, no video watch/editing etc..)
I need the netbook/laptop to be :
Light and small (max 14 inch, not too heavy (max 2 kg? unless this is unrealistic for some reason)
Will use Alfa usb wifi adapter so I don't need a wifi adapter that can inject or sniff integrated to the machine.
Anything else I don't care, looking for your recommendation on what specs to use.
What should I go with? Netbook or Laptop(includes "ultrabook") ?
How much RAM is enough for anything regarding pen testing (3-4 GB? or 6+ GB?)
What kind of CPU should I be looking for ? (Intel only? I3+ or the celeron group is plenty)
Is there any reason why I would want a better graphic card than integrated graphic?
What kind of extra is required on the machine ? (CD ROM? Ethernet? how many USB? 2.0 or 2.0+3.0?)
Is there any compatibility issues that I should be concerned with before purchase or any specific requirements to run all the tools of BT5?
If I can get some information on those questions or if you have an idea of a specific model I could get, it would be great!
My budget (ideally) would be below 300$, not sure if this is entirely possible.
Once again, thanks for the precious help and I hope this will be of great help for people looking to buy a netbook or laptop and run BT as a standalone operating system.
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Anyone think that :
Acer Aspire One AOD270-1806
Asus 1025C-MU17-BK
would be sufficient?
Oh, also, I didn't realize that the blue was part of your post initially... I thought it was sig and didn't read it.
For some of your questions:
What should I go with? Netbook or Laptop(includes "ultrabook") ? Laptop. Netbooks are weak in comparison and don't last as long for a number of reasons, mostly because of heat, though.
How much RAM is enough for anything regarding pen testing (3-4 GB? or 6+ GB?) The more the better. But 4GB+ should be good. This will max out a 32 bit copy of Backtrack, but will still perform good on 64 bit setups.
What kind of CPU should I be looking for ? (Intel only? I3+ or the celeron group is plenty) Brand is a personal preference, but I would go with Intel. And I would not be looking at new equipment with less then i3. Again, this is only my opinion.
Is there any reason why I would want a better graphic card than integrated graphic? Yes. Dedicated cards perform at a much better rate and extremely helpful when cracking hashes. Many programs support CUDA cracking, which has been proven to out perform most CPU's.
What kind of extra is required on the machine ? (CD ROM? Ethernet? how many USB? 2.0 or 2.0+3.0?) Nothing is required other than maybe at least ONE USB port). But haveing a few USB and at least one USB 3.0 will serve you well. USB 3.0 is much faster, so running a live distro from a USB 3.0 flash drive will perform really well!
Is there any compatibility issues that I should be concerned with before purchase or any specific requirements to run all the tools of BT5? This I am unsure about. A good question for the more experienced community members.
I think that for aquality piece of epuipment, that $300 is unrealistic. Look around on the links in my previous post to see what I mean. Even at base configuration, those systems are in the range of $700-$1000. Although that is much higher than what you originally wanted, I honestly think you will be dissaponted with a laptop that costs close to your proposed budget.
So should I just stay with my Alienware m17x gtx580 16 GB 1600 mhz ram and run a VM and completely avoid getting another laptop? (If so, is the gtx580 supported by drivers? and just use the USB adapter ALFA network card that I purchased?) Thanks a great deal! I was going to buy a netbook... seeing i was getting no answer haha. I'll wait for a few replies, to see if other people have an opinion or experience with netbooks etc... Thanks again!
My fist post with my links did not show up... so check out the links I orignally intended you to look at. Both websites sell hardware rigs (desktops/laptops/servers/tablets...) that are designed specifically for Ubuntu (Debian core, same as Backtrack...). Their products are nice looking and should be fully compatible. Something to think about for future purchasing.
I do not suggest the BT5 R3 64-bit distro..It has some problems..Just read some of the posts about bugs in the 64-bit distro. Sorry, I cannot post the links because I cannot place them in the forum, but they are there...Use the 32 bit version if you want to avoid some setbacks.
Dual Boot?..Fine..Always much better than VM...
My personal advice if I were you?....THis is my case: My laptop
I have my laptop 17 inch 500gb HDD nvidia 256mb video card, Dual core 2.6Ghz, 4 gb ram, bought it used....Wifi?..I took out the broadcom wifi it had. Why?..I read a lot before even buying the laptop, and bought 3 mini pci-e (intel 3945, one with rtl8187L chipset, and one with atheros ath chpset 5xxx series)..All 100% aircrack compatible.
Bought 2 Ubiquitis pcmcia-small factor with external detachable antena (both with atheros chipset series 5xxx) 100% compatible with aircrack.
And 2 alfas : one alfa 500 and the othe the 1 watt model. Both usb and chipset rtl8187L..
I bought all this wifi harware knowing that it was going to work . I read a lot the aircrack homepage, posts here, and many places.
Multiboot : Win7, Win8, BT5r3, Debian testing (my favorite, first and only OS to use in a daily basis) with VM (WinXP and W7).
I decided to buy another used laptop to use it only for auditting. A used and cheap one.
This time it was a dell inspiron 8600, 2gb ram, 120Gb HDD, one core intel centrino, 1.8ghz processor and DVD, 32mb video card nvidia, 14 inch monitor. I do not need more to audit, that is enough. For $120 bucks.
It works like a charm...Use BT4 r4 and BT5 r3, both 32 bit version, dual boot. I use both of the alfas when auditting..It came with an internal wifi intel wip2200.
Very pleased with it...Runs excellent both bt4 r4 (to me the most stable BT I've used) and BT5 r3.
Is up to you and your pocket.
The newer the hardware the lesser support from some linux distros..So I decided not to run into problems.
Again, is my very personal point of view..Always is up to you.
Then I bought a second laptop: Dell
I have a computer only used for studying hacking related stuff, it was a broken laptop someone wanted to throw away and I claimed and fixed it. It's a Acer TravelMate 290 (really old) and it has 1Gb of RAM, 1.6Ghz intel processor (only one core) and 40Gb of total disk space. It's more than enough for studying and you can get a cheap laptop like that on eBay/craigslist/friends/family/etc...
Thanks alot for all those answers!
If anyone want to give their opinion I will be glad to hear it.
For the moment will stick with my alienware, running VM an test the usb adapter extensively once I receive it, might consider buying a 14' laptop if im annoyed with carrying about 15 pound of laptop
Anyone runs their distro from a External harddrive connected throught USB 3.0? Any opinion on that? And would the distro recognize the USB adapter(wifi)?
Thanks once again!
Sorry I know this is a few months late. I've run bt R3 on a few different macs. I've ran it as my main OS on my old macbook which lasted 2 days before I reformatted it back to OSX it was just too slow. I've got bt installed on my 2012 basic line macbook air as a vm. It runs ok but not great, if I load up armitage the processor hits 100% and takes armitage a good few minutes to load. The macbook air has an i5 but of course its just the dual core not quad core i5. My main machine is a mid 2011 imac. WOW bt runs well on this beast! I've upgraded the ram in the machine from 4 to 8 GB and it runs the bt tools quickly and smoothly which is great for cracking wi fi etc etc. From what I've read so far on the web and what I've learnt from others is that running a vm is better than having bt as your main os. I've always fancied having a top notch laptop like an alien ware for pen testing etc but atm I use my imac to do all my stuff. So in reply to your question, I would run bt as a vm rather than your main os, that way if it goes wrong you can reinstall it with out having to format your computer. But if your are just playing about and getting to grips with bt and hacking and would rather have a stand alone machine for bt then I would go with Snayler view and get an old computer to play with. Hope this was in some way useful!


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can you post your partition in HDD.........
I have tried searching the forums, and am just having no luck. So I thought I would post. I've got vista installed on sda1 and bt3 installed on sda2.
I am getting an error when I run lilo -v.
lilo.confCode:Reading boot sector from /dev/sda Fatal: creat /boot/map~: No such file or directory
I'm clueless... I appreciate any help I can get.Code:# LILO configuration file lba32 boot = /dev/sda prompt timeout = 60 change-rules reset vga = 791 # Windows bootable partition config begins other = /dev/sda1 label = Vista table = /dev/sda # Windows bootable partition config ends # Linux bootable partition config begins image = /vmlinuz root = /dev/sda2 label = Backtrack3 # Linux bootable partition config ends
can you post your partition in HDD.........
The most common user error in this situation is that you are not in a chroot enviorment.
well... I was following the directions for installing, that is in the thread that you created pureh@te.
I cannot get on my laptop (which is what the issue is on) at the moment as I messed up the boot rechord... (long story short, I had ubuntu installed with grub, mistakenly deleted the partition and now vista nor bt3 will boot)
sda1 - windows
sda2 - bt3
sda3 - windows backup (hp laptop... sucks)
sda4 - linux swap
You didnt answer my question at all so I cant see how I can help.
umm... if you were asking if I was in chroot, the answer was yes... I didn't really see any question in your post.
Look the way to get help from me is to formulate your question in a proper way giving as much info as possible. like this...
I was following this tut and I did steps A,B and C but when I got to D I had this error.
I have no way of knowing what or where you went wrong because you gave no information as to what you did. The tutorial has worked for hundreds if not thousands of people so I can only assume user error.
I have no problems with the tutorial, and I wasn't trying to say anything, I just didn't know you were asking me anything.
I followed the tutorial and everything was fine, until I went to run lilo -v.
at that point I got the error message. I did change the lilo.conf file to include vista, however everything else is done as in the tutorial.
I installed it on my other computer, without any problems. I didn't do anything different this time, yet I'm getting this error.
Edit. I just decided to completely re-install and it worked.
I get the same error. And i think it may be theproblem. But if you say it's the chroot environment.
chroot /mnt/backtrack/ /bin/bash
comes out with an error for me too saying bin/bash does't exist or something. I forget. But it comes out with an error when i execute that command. So i just ignore and go on with the lilo config. And on the bt3final, is there a gui installer?


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Rapper Azealia Banks is declaring herself hip-hop's top female rapper.
The outspoken emcee made the bold declaration Thursday on Twitter, and added that she's better than most male rappers as well. She says, "I'm the best female in hip-hop. Sorry, not sorry. I'm better than most of you ****** too. Real Talk."
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I'm the only new female rapper with her own voice. All the other girls are doing the post-nicki minaj thing.
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In this context, it should come as little surprise that the federal stimulus bill has spawned its own cottage industry of calculations. Schools across the country are touting their latest figures for grant awards and funding. Even when campuses choose to be more reticent, reporters are quick to call to see how different institutions compare.
I am pleased to say that Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is enjoying significant success. As I write, we have secured more than 100 grants totaling nearly $50 million, and still are awaiting word on many others. As impressive as these totals are, however, they cannot begin to convey the real impact of this financial support. We all appreciate the importance the media places on the jobs immediately created through these dollars—and, indeed, the average RO1 Research Project Grant creates seven jobs. Yet, as is made wonderfully clear in the pages that follow, what matters is what these dollars allow us to do—namely, improve patients' lives.
The cover article of this issue, for example, focuses on the discovery of a protein that appears to play a key role in inflammation that leads to a heart attack. The implications of this breakthrough are enormous. First, as writer Tamar Nordenberg notes, it could enable emergency room diagnoses in minutes, rather than hours. Longer term, it could pave the way for development of medication that could stop an attack before it starts.
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As I review the stimulus grants we have secured to date, I imagine similarly heartwarming stories. Professor Robert Miller, our vice dean for research, has received funding to continue his pioneering work to develop treatments to reverse the debilitating effects of multiple sclerosis. Faculty affiliated with the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center have won grants to advance treatment of skin cancer, colon cancer and brain tumors. Others have been funded to explore the use of electricity to block chronic pain or activate paralyzed muscles. Supplements to our Clinical and Translational Science Award—worth more than $2 million—will enable critical pediatric pharmacology research and support our core facilities to provide services to clinical investigators at the main campus and all our affiliated hospitals. In short, the potential of all of this work is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
And yet, the complexity of the human body means that we always have more to do. To that end, we must match our commitment to performing research with comparable dedication to prepare others for the field. Several of our stimulus applications focused on these efforts; to date we have earned grants to provide training in genetics, molecular therapeutics and global health. These dollars represent a critical investment in the young people who will lead the next generation of innovation. Given the miracles we see today, I cannot wait to witness the results of their efforts.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Tornados held a 2-1 lead at the half in their first action of the 2011 season behind goals by Francie Blair and Chelsea Freeman, but the visiting Flying Fleet mounted a comeback in the second half before Molly Harpe found the net with one minute left in the second overtime period, handing Erskine the 3-2 victory.
Brevard (0-1) opened the contest with a pair of shots by Elena Crowe in the first seven minutes of the contest, but Erskine (1-0) struck first on the scoreboard as Emily Brown rifled a shot in from 25 yards out, just over the outstretched hand of the Brevard goalkeeper Brittany Webster at the 16:16 mark to put the Flying Fleet up 1-0.
The teams traded shots throughout the first half before Blair found twine for the Tornados at the 37:45 mark. The sophomore from Umatilla, Fla. raced in from the right side of the goal box, following the deflection from Alyssa Caracena's shot on goal, placing it past the diving Flying Fleet keeper and into the net, tying the match at 1 apiece.
Brevard took the lead less than three minutes later as Rachael Laughlin's shot on goal was tipped and ricocheted off the top bar, right to Freeman's feet and the senior from Charlotte, N.C. tapped the ball into the net to put the Tornados up 2-1 at the 40:08 mark.
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Did your inject() function work? I believe you need to specify a file for that function.
i'm doing a demonstration using ettercap (no, not airpwn) to edit html on a large scale network. the hack would need a few computers to virtualize a large scale hack.
I suppose backtrack 3 doesn't open an ssh server when it boots? how would i start an ssh server? do i need to install openssh-server or does backtrack 3 have the server?
i need to control a few computers running backtrack 3 and this would be the ideal way for my html injecting demonstration
obviously if one were to do this they would need to change pw
Also my demonstration need to inject raw html into a machine. I tried using an if statement, but it proved to be unreliable.
the coding below tried to run a script (i just want to redirect the user)
i'd rather not use an if-then statement once the traffic has been verified it's htmlCode:inject(<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=website/">);
initial statementCode:replace("IMG SRC=", "img src=\"website/gif\" ");
Code:if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.dst == 80) { if (search(DATA.data, "Accept-Encoding")) { replace("Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Rubbish"); # note: replacement string is same length as original string msg("zapped Accept-Encoding\n"); } }
Did your inject() function work? I believe you need to specify a file for that function.
I think the replace() function would be the best way to insert html into http packets.
Check the tazforum:
The ettercap tutorial has an example using the replace() function and the meta-refresh.
alright thanks, i'll look around on that forum
But onto the ssh question is there a pre-installed openssh-server? i can install one but i really don't want to redo the .lzm (.lvm? saving session)
Yes, Backtrack includes the ssh server. At a command prompt enter "sh /etc/rc.d/rc.sshd start". "man sshd" for more.
Thank you very much that's the main question i wanted resolved
quick question if anyone knows.. would the inject function of the filter work with a .html? could i inject a whole html page and block the one the user wanted to connect to?
(sorry i ask instead of testing... i'm flooded with other work for the next few months... damn school)
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