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The room was novel in design and we had an excellent view of the bay. The dining room had an unfriendly feel, the attitude of the staff contributed to this.
All the staff were very friendly, and the the Hotel was wonderful, lovely rooms and facilities, and fantastic food.
It was close to the beach and the village. The hotel was more like a 5 star and very modern.Views from restaurant were lovely. I thought the restuarant staff let the hotel down. The service was very very slow and the staff had attitude. It was a shame as the food was lovely, but just had to keep asking for drinks and service.
i liked the location very much. for me the hotel lacked atmosphere. it looked more like a hospital than a hotel, too much white and beige and no colours.
Excellent - and also good value luxury
almost everything, it is one of rare cases when there is almost nothing to critisize not enough materials in english, nothing in russian
Very relaxed and beautiful hotel - a calm ambience of comfort. Loved the rooms, the fitness suite, the position - didn't eat much at the hotel - too expensive!
beautiful position great food and very helpful staff no
Quiet calm and relaxing- superb location with picturesque views
Style, excellent views from the restaurant, beautiful car park Restaurant overpriced - prices need to be reduced by around 1/3 to allow diners to enjoy the excellent food
(1) Nice staff (2) Very close to the airport & two supermarkets (1) No washing service, so not suit for a long stay (2) Only a few restaurant nearby
Friendly atmosphere. Quiet situation. Gardens.
Extremely helpful staff.
I prefer Motels to Hotels this is the nearest to what i like. All OK.
Very clean, very comfortable bed. They even made me an omelette which wasn't on the menu. None
very close to my customer and to resturants road indication are quite poor for a foreigner
WIFI connection did not work, there was no other computer in hotel to use
Quite far away from the center, you need a car for it to be nice. Actually, things would be reachable even when walking, but the hotel is situated in the middle of larger roads, marring the walking fun.
Rooms are good and the hotel is quiet. I would recommend it, if you need to be close to the airport (I was there for work and I didn't visit Lannion).
we loved the view from the dining room and the location on the harbour front. The staff were very friendly and helpful at all times.It was very quiet at night and the room was comfortable.breakfast ( extra) was good quality. we could have been offered other things for breakfast like cereal (muesli) and yoghurt.
Excellent location. Wonderful view of the port from our suite. Staff friendly. Newly renovated so room was large ,clean and comfortable. Bathroom again newly renovated so very clean. Just wish there was a fridge in room for drinks etc.
Very friendly staff. Fantastic view and location. Wish it had an elevator. Wish it had an elevator.
Staff were excellent - nothing was too much trouble. Decor of rooms was rather 'tired' and the bed really needs to be replaced.
Nice green environment, possbility to play golf, proximity to granit rose, new beds in comfort rooms (was better than most of 4* hotels), pool is plus, staff was excellent! I wonder why hotel management does not add few small items and turn this into 3-4* hotel (fridge, hair dryer, better douche and may be an air-co although not really needed for that climate).
it is a nice place to stay if you are in the area , if you don't like walking then maybe just a little to far out from the town ofr beach, but by car just a very short trip
We liked the fact that the room was spacious and quiet. We also liked the ultra modern 'wet room'. No!
Excellent location on the golf course with sea views. Rooms were comfortable and very clean. Smart restaurant with excellent quality, good value cuisine. Friendly staff. Some musicians were playing so we could have a bit of dance too! Breakfast was also good value and substantial, taken in the Panorama room which had wonderful views. A great stay, we would have no hesitation in returning and we thoroughly recommend this hotel. We could not fault the hotel at all!
Very fascinating surrondings, extremely silent during the night, beautiful landscape from room and breakfast hall, very comfortable beds. A person of the staff managing breakfast was very scarce. Lacking cleaness of room.
On the plus side it is a short drive to the beaches. We first booked the cheaper room on kayak (3 person room)which didn't show any photos but had the same description as the double room which had photos and looked updated. The room we got was terribly outdated. I didn't want to stay there. After some argument and debate the lady at reception was nice enough to upgrade us to an updated room. The room was a lot better but still not as updated as the photos. Overall the photos make this hotel look a lot better.
great location; good atmosphere; fresh modern & designer interior arrived 9.30pm only to find hotel restaurant closed.No other dining options in the immediate vacinity.
The hotel is beautifully situated having fabulous sea views dotted with the granite rocks. Avery special place, room tastefully decorated in modern minimalistic style. Hotel caters for wedding parties, so outside facilities were not usuable and was awake until 3.30/4.00 a.m. in the morning as the music was so loud and guests were on the terrace. Would have had a better sleep in the car park after complaining was not satisfied with the hotels handling of the situation. Would check if any functions were on before booking.
Sea view, design, location Restoran's services was very, very poor. waiters have't expiearence, locations of tables are poor, not comfortable. at first we gave tabale between two doors. No assistent apoint arrivel to the hotel (nobody help us with luggages and parking), Too much take it orrientation to special occations and it's the main reason why other client has no servced on a good level. Some dishes have't taste,
The view, the food and the confortable room Little parking area
The fabulous setting. Clean, stylish and comfortable rooms.
The setting is beyond spectacular. It is indeed a beautiful site looking over the lagoon with its intriguing rocks. And it is located just at the beginning a a fabulous walk that threads along the ocean between gigantic picturesque boulders. The rooms have an ultramodern design and dinner in the dining room did not disappoint. At night they shut down the elevator and locked the doors. When we tried to get to the reception area we could not. It was a real fire hazard. it did turn out upon questioning that there was a green button to be pressed that would have opened the outer door. But we did not locate it on our own. dangerous.
Warm welcome, friendly staff, good room size, view, dog friendly, very good breakfast, good value for money The provision of hot water for making drinks other than at breakfast time would be nice
What a great hotel! Fabulous location, easy parking, close to everything in the area, excellent service-oriented staff and a wonderful breakfast.
Coded front door was only reception which was surprisingly found open later in the stay
- Nice quiet location - Good sized, light rooms with balcony - Hotel paking - No hotel staff after 20 uur - Breakfast was expensive but sufficient - Nowhere to eat within walking distance - Expensive compared to other similar hotels in the area
The location, view, friendliness of staff and cleanliness. No
Location is good to start exploring Rose granite coast; room good size, relatively good breakfast (for French standards) Double bed just 140 cm-too narrow to sleep comfortably; bathroom outdated. Reception works only till 20:00 which turned to be big problem for us. We arrived late and could not find the hotel during more than 1 hour because gps coordinates indicated at booking.com and also in Google are not corrrect - the hotel is much further (actually outside the Treveurden village). Next day we reported this problem to a lady at reception, and understood the staff was perfectly aware of this but just did not think about informing guests about it (we communicated with the hotel beforehand re late arrival). Actually the first words we heard from the staff next morning were not "good morning" but "please move your car as my client needs to load the luggage". The biggest disappointment during our tour across Bretagne and Normandie.
The location of the hotel and the view from the room was excellent!
Clean, good location, friendly staff, nice breakfast, great views. None
Location, price, facilities Noise from above bedroom.
no tea/coffee
Excellent staff very keen to help and go the extra mile where necessary
Hotel was very clean and staff very helpful Buffet breakfast was expensive
Easy access; friendly and helpful Staff; very good breakfast
Nice and pleasant hotel and staff, good location, reasonable price. I've stayed in this hotel several times before, and I choose it again every time I get to Lannion. The Internet in the room doesn't support outgoing Skype calls, although I was able to accept incoming calls.
This is my second stay in this hotel and also the second review I'm sending (the previous time was in August this year). The hotel is nice, clean and comfortable and has a good location. It's within walking distance from the Lannion train station (I came to and from Lannion by train) and not too far from the town center. It's a 10-minute drive from my work destination and a taxi is easy to get. It has free wireless Internet in the room and its rate is reasonable. Breakfast was good and tasty (though it's not included in the room rate). The Internet in the room doesn't support Skype (voice quality was unaccepatble).
The hotel location is very good, 2 min walk from train station and 5 min walk from Lannion village center. The breakfast and the food at the au bureau is very good. Room is well sized and very clean.
The hotel is in the centre of the city near the railway station. Easy parking i n the city and connection to nice beaches. The room was rather small. I missed also an hair dryer.
The hotel was comfortable, pleasant and clean, and located close to my business destination in Lannion. The quality of the Internet link in the room was not enough for Skype phone calls - the voice quality was unaccetable.
Attached restaurant was good Bed was not comfortable
The hotel is nice and clean and close to the train station. Hotel staff are versy nice and helpful. I've stayed in this hotel several times before, and I always select it when coming to Lannion. The Internet in the room doesn't support Skype calls.
Convenience and value. Free parking.
Friendly professional staff, personal touch and excellent facilities. Really nice place. No hassle parking.
Good value for the money,excellent location,close to restaurants,the staff was very friendly,in fact all the people in Perros Guirec were very friendly, free parking nearby
Very good value. Had room 302 good, quiet, view over port, easy free parking and a good breakfast. And easy access to local eating. No
Great area to stay in
Good location, parking nearby.
Everything... Yes! Did not like leaving...
nice, clean room; beatiful view; having own balcony. No
Great location. Beautiful view of the harbor. Very spacious room and bathroom. Very hard mattress.
Excellent friendly and helpful staff and modern clean facilities
a clean and decent hotel located at an excellent location, close to the beach. breakfast at the hotel is not exceptional, but recommended due to lack of cafes available close-by unless one is prepared to move to tregastel town area, which is 1 km away.
The view, the price and the proprietors.
Superb location, overlooking the bay. Short walk to centre of a smart little town. Very good value.
Very friendly atmosphere and family run; excellent location right by the beach, only a short walk to the shops; very good value for money.
view of the sea and comfort of room breakfast was expensive
Great position. Friendly service. Recently refurbished room with excellent sea view. Price of breakfact at 8 Euros seems high
Fabulous location on the sea front in a beautiful seaside town. Many rooms have a direct sea view. There are numerous bars and restaurants next to the hotel and yet it was a really quiet location. That said there is a stage set up on the promenade below the hotel and they had live music there 3 nights we stayed. Real family entertainment and great fun and it ended by 10.30pm except for July 14th. There was no garden or even a terrace to sit outside. If you were not in your room you had to go out of the hotel.
The ease of access to the beach and wonderful coastline. The informality of the hotel allowed us to come & go as we pleased
Beautiful setting on the beachside. Our rooms faced the sea, with stunning views in that direction, but also along the coast with its strange rock formations. Restaurants and shops were close and convenient.
location + surroundings; magnifcent view. price for the room: actually also possible elsewhere at the coast
Very comfortable and stylish. Quiet and relaxing with lovely views of the sea from the bedroom and dining room.
Ecellent restaurant offering the best of Brittany's gourmet food.
I could not fault this hotel. The staff were very helpful and charming, The location on the clifftop was superb. The room was very comfortable ( we got aroom upgrade) and the food was exquisite. As expected, it was rather expensive, but it was a luxury hotel
We really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The weather was very rainy and it was the perfect place to stay and relax when we could not be outdoors. Room and bathroom were very clean and nicely decorated. The lounge area was beautiful and, if it had been nice weather, we would have enjoyed the beautiful gardens. The staff is wonderful. I forgot my raincoat and they are making arrangements to mail it to my home in Oakland, California. The location is close to the center village and far enough away from the beach so that it is not noisy. A delightful stay.
Location and view of the ocean was superb! Hotel is walking distance from town and is also the old customs officers' beachside trail, so you can access a wonderful 2-hr hike along incredible beaches where rose granite shapes are impressive and incomparable. Hotel dinner was good value with attentive service and excellent food. Hotel staff were warm and knowledgeable about local attractions. We'd stay again without hesitation! No complaints at all.
Great location great sea views beautifully manicured garden warm welcome good food. Spacious room with large showroom comfortable bed A perfect birthday treat
Fantastic positon overlooking the bay. Very attractive, comfortable rooms, smart well appointed bathrooms and a ovely restaurant and bar area, The breakfast was very nice but quite expensive.
This is an excellent hotel, in a convenient position close to the town and local beaches as well as a good centre to explore the area. The Staff were extremely helpful and pleasant despite arriving at a very late hour due to travel difficulties. The food was excellent and good value.
Friendly and helpful staff and management. Impressive buildings and situation. Very well kept grounds with convenient access to beach. Good food and enormous wine list. Elliot - the resident dog!
we were delighted with the view and the facilities including th swimming pool and the easy chairs in the garden.the dinner was gourmet class.
The hotel is situated in the most idilic setting overlooking a lovely beach. The staff were excellent, the food amazing and we will definitely return. The cost - sorry!
Excellent - Very friendly, relaxed homely atmosphere with helpful staff. Very comfortable rooms. Wonderful views over the bays and an excellent spa and swimming pool - which as there are a limited number of guests is basically yours! Excellent food and a good wine selection. Limited evening menu if you are not too keen on seafood, but, hey you are by the seaside! A little expensive, but hey you are in a really good hotel! Path down to the beach challenging on the return - but good excercise!!
From the moment we arrived we were made very welcome. The staff are excellent. The bedroom we had booked turned out to be a suite with veiws of the gardens and sea beyond. The restaurant was of a high standard and surprisingly good value for such quality. There are some beautifully decorated sitting rooms, the spa is good. We couldnt fault it.
Awesome fantastic views, great food, wonderful staff None!!
Superb location, overlooking the beaches. The staff were delightful, helpful and friendly. Food was absolutely delicious, beautiful restaurant with views across the sea. The gardens were delightful, beautifully kept. Excellent indoor pool. We stayed for 2 nights and should have stayed much longer. Will definately return My husband found the menu slightly limited as he is not a big fish or shellfish eater. I thought it was great
Extremely well run by the family owners. Delightful swimming pool indoors. Excellent dining facilities. Pretty position overlooking the sea. Trebeurden itself is rather dull!
We liked the location with wonderful coastal views , the food, the spa and swimming pool. The staff and service were excellent
Great views of bay both from the dining area & bedroom. alternative eating places adjacent. lovely walks around coastal pathways. beautiful sandy beach. staff friendly & helpful. overall good value.
Good location, nice view of the bay from our room. Breakfast good. Parking fine. The bedroom was ok but the bathroom was in dire need of refurbishment. (The plumbing was fine and everything worked but it was the room itself was very tatty.) Corridors dark and not very well decorated. Since analogue switch off, no English speaking channels.
While the hotel is a bit old fashioned, our room was huge, and the staff were very pleasant and helpful. Lots of restaurants in walking distance. Superb location.
We were lucky enough to have a fabulous corner room with sun from both sides; Probably the best bathroom in any hotel I've stayed in the last five years excluding a five star one on a business trip! Marvellous view across the sands and the bay from all sea-facing rooms and the dining- room; Good parking on site; Easy access to boat trips, cliff-top walks, the beach, small number of local shops, some good restaurants etc.; Good cleaning of the room; No traffic noise; Reliable wifi Very wide bed with separate light switches; Two tables, two chairs, plenty of storage Drab spine corridor in need of freshening up and more pictures; Under- marketed in general E.G. no-one ever asked "will you be having dinner with us tonight?"; Felt out-of-season despite being second week of June, but a visiting group brought some life on our third and fourth nights.
Quaint Hotel, modern bathroom, excellent views. Booked one night but stayed six
Location is perfect & the staff are very helpfull
The view from the room was lovely overlooking the bay. It was convenient for the centre of the town and for our purpose of being there. The room was small and the facilities appeared not to be used by guests or visitors
Good location near seaside
not a lot internet only worked in bar area,
Close to the beach and to very nice natural view. Wifi was unavailable in the room and hotel lobby was closed at the evening so I had to go to another place to check email.
The location in an unique area the cote du Granite Rose,proximity to beach ,being in the centre of the walking trails around the granite coastline, the food especially sea food and creps, The family run hotel very personal service we stayed 2 weeks.Lovely to get to know an area well. It would be nice to have a sitting room or deck/garden area to sit out .
Nice room with great view, excellent location Breakfast choice was very basic
We were a young Australian married couple doing a road trip across France. We found the hotel location and price to be good. Clean room. Covered all the basics for a comfortable stay.
Location-superb spot pretty much on the beach-some of the rooms had amazing beach view Rooms and exterior could all do with some updating.
Reception: friendly. Location: close to the lifgttower, perfect. Rooms: ok, we had a very nice room . PrivatParking Breakfast: ok but simple for a french breakfast. Very good local restaurants
rate / availability of rooms + location
good parking-good position-excellent bathroom & toilet facilities-suberb breakfast layout & quality.
Very friendly and helpful owners/hotel mgmt. Plenty car parks available, nice and sunny breakfast room with above the (french-) average breakfast quality. Machine available to get fresh orange juice. A friendly dog welcoming all guests seems to be part of the owners family. While situated at a large and busy roundabout, rooms are still silent and windows can be kept open. Situated in walking distance to the habour and some very good restaurants. Poor respectively close to none wireless connectivity in the hotel rooms. Only working while sitting in the public area next to the router.
The Family with kids and dog are very kind and they have suggestion for what to do around There was no hot water evening only in the morning and we made a reservation for three person but we had to manage to ask more towel.
The sea view, the atmosphere at the hotel was excellent, very friendly and efficient staff. The bed was too soft and the towels were too small and thin.
The lovely breakfast room overlooking a very pretty courtyard with stone cottage and wooden stairway to other rooms. The front of the hotel is very modern looking but obviously this is an extension to the original building which at one time must have been fishermen's cottages. It is on a roundabout at the entrance to the town but there is no traffic at nightime and it is quiet.
Ease of parking. Breakfast facilities.
I appreciate the kindness of the staff, the rooms are furnished in seafaring style, the generous breakfast it's near a busy road, but the windows are soundproof
Excellent choice for breakfast. Staff friendly and very helpful. Free Wi-fi available. Reasonable walking distance from restaurants etc
The lovely breakfast and the view of the courtyard garden from the breakfast room. Also little sitting room on first floor with plethora of books and information. There was nothing I did not like about the hotel.
Friendly helpful staff. Very good breakfast and evening meals Rundown and rather shabby decoration and carpets in bedrooms, corridors and stairs.
Close to the points of our interest. The price was very attractive too. No elevator.


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A week after Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy called Al Jazeera's expansion into American television a "trojan horse for terror," the show used exclusive footage from Al Jazeera to report on a deadly tourism accident in Egypt.
Following the announcement that Al Jazeera was purchasing Current TV to expand into U.S. markets, Doocy asked last week if Al Jazeera America would be a "Trojan Horse for terror." The following on-screen graphic was displayed when Doocy made his comments:
Doocy's smear did not stop Fox & Friends from airing Al Jazeera's footage of a hot air balloon crash in Egypt that killed 19 tourists. The footage included on-screen text identifying it as "Al Jazeera Exclusive."
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You don't need pages and pages to tell a good story. In fact, a great story can be related in just six words. Fast Forward Press constantly proves this by publishing flash novels and annual anthologies devoted to literature that falls under the 1,000-word mark. From six-worders like "Seven cock-rings later, she kissed me," by Michael Flatt, to longer, more involved pieces, the Denver-based press consistently publishes quality flash fiction for those of us who tend to nod off in the middle of Dickensian descriptions.
We take care of our own. While this notion has always held true in Denver, the sentiment was never driven home more convincingly than when 3 Kings Tavern co-owner Jim Norris was unexpectedly hospitalized after being bitten by a brown recluse spider. Norris spent nearly a week in the hospital, racking up a mountain of bills. But soon after news of his dilemma spread, a number of good friends, including Jerri Thiel and John Baxter, organized a series of benefits for the local music champion, and tons of bands stepped in to lend a hand. Way to go, Denver.
When the property that once held Time Capsule Studios — the iconic recording facility where a number of classic Denver albums were recorded — went into foreclosure and was taken over by the bank last May, Martin Anderson, a real-estate agent charged with overseeing the sale of the building, discovered what he suspected to be master recording reels left behind. Sensing that these tapes might contain irreplaceable recordings — with sentimental value for those who recorded them, if nothing else — he made arrangements for the tapes to be salvaged by Haylar Garcia, whose band Hippie Werewolves had recorded at Time Capsule, and whose Decibel Garden Studios agreed to serve as custodian of the reels at no charge. As a result, classic recordings from the likes of the Fluid and Christie Front Drive were saved.
Wealthy Victor is living the expatriate's dream in 1960s Europe, but he's very, very sad, nonetheless: His mistress Louise has just refused his offer of marriage. So he has come to the elegant cafe he owns in Paris intending to starve himself to death. The staff is horrified. They suggest feeding him an imaginary banquet, plate by luscious plate, in hopes of changing his mind. As Victor in the Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company's production of An Empty Plate in the Cafe de Grand Boeuf, John Arp sampled each imaginary dish judiciously (Arp is actually a trained chef), and while he did, he dictated his obituary to the distressed waiter. This is a character who could easily seem tedious and narcissistic, but Arp played him with such warmth and intelligence that you couldn't help hoping Louise would accept him — and that he'd have a bite to eat.
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The character of Coalhouse Walker towers over the musical Ragtime, a panoramic take on the history of the early twentieth century based on the E.L. Doctorow novel. We are shown Walker's patient and ultimately victorious courtship of Sarah, the mother of his child; his pride, the insults he endures, and then his violent radicalization. When the actor scheduled to play Walker developed throat problems, understudy Tyrone Robinson took over the role of Walker a short time before Ragtime opened at the Arvada Center for the Arts. Tall and imposing, cocky and vulnerable, he gave full expression to the character's fierce tenderness and ambiguous morality, and his powerful, expressive voice commanded the stage.


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Aging changes in the breast
With aging, a woman's breasts lose fat, tissue, and mammary glands. This causes a reduction in the size and firmness of the breasts. Many of these changes are due to the decrease of in the body's production of estrogen that occurs at menopause. Without estrogen, the gland tissue shrinks making the breasts smaller and less full. The connective tissue that support that support the breasts dries out so the breasts sag.
Changes also occur to in the nipple. The area surrounding the nipple (the areola) becomes smaller and may nearly disappear and the nipple may turn in slightly.
Lumps are common around the time of menopause. These are often noncancerous cysts. However, if you notice a lump, make an appointment with your health care provider because breast cancer risk increases with age. Women should be aware of the benefits and limitations of breast self-exams. These exams do not always pick up early stages of breast cancer. Women should talk to their health care providers about mammograms.
Lewis J, Borgen P. Breast Disease. In: Bope ET, Kellerman RD, eds. Conn's Current Therapy 2012. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 18.
Minaker KL. Common clinical sequelae of aging. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 24.
Review Date: 11/30/2012
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With fashion's swing towards old-school luxury with modern twists, the house of Hermès looks even more on message than usual. Of course, Hermès, did things its own way. With taste. Designer Veronique Nichanian continues to steer the men's line with the simple conviction that men want memorable clothes more than they want fashion. That much was supremely evident in the Fall 2011 line. A narrower and shorter breed of jacket in double-face cashmere was worn over fine gauge knits and relaxed flannels. Big flowing greatcoats in army green or navy double-face cashmere played to the season's big-over-little theme. But the one "I would actual consider murdering someone to own it" item was a cloudy gray three-quarter-length lightweight shearling car coat. At several thousand dollars, it's not a piece for everyone, but what are dreams for anyway? —Nick Sullivan
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Playing at the home of Scottish Rugby, the world famous BT Murrayfield Stadium, Scotland has a rich rugby history dating back to the first ever international match, against England, staged at Raeburn Place in Edinburgh in 1871.
A lifetime's worth of hard work and a healthy dose of raw talent will see you picked to play for your country. Players privileged enough to have pulled on the dark blue jersey are all linked by the same experience; running out to be greeted by the roar of BT Murrayfield.


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IMHO, You're able to introduce the Basic and Concept the Pentest , BackTrack Overview , Then give a demo related to the metasploit framework use.
Scenario : I'll be giving a Presentation to Students who've opted for a course on Master of Science in Info. Sec. (and opted Technical Risk Assessment as Choice). They're new to the course and have theoretical knowledge of networking and computers but not specifically attacks using BT.
Constraint : (I have limited time of 1 hour)
Question : As BT contains many tools, I'm confused about what to show them to get them inspired to learn deeper than the theory they're studying now. I want to make the presentation practical where I will show them the most-useful stuff on BT.
On the top of my head, I'm thinking metasploit framework basics, nessus (vulnerabilities), johntheripper (crackers), nmap (scanners), ettercap, snort, ollydbg (reverse Engineering)....etc
What do you guys suggest?
IMHO, You're able to introduce the Basic and Concept the Pentest , BackTrack Overview , Then give a demo related to the metasploit framework use.
Keep it simple. Half of them will be sleeping by the time you talk about tool #12
The idea of walking them through an attack via Metasploit is very nice, but keep in mind that console input might be too small for a beamer (if that'll be your presentation medium)
I'd recommend telling a story. About a guy who got fired and how he will is planning to get back at the company by stealing some important source code. You could tell how he will break into the wireless network, scan for hosts and break into them. It's probably more interessting for them to see what all is possible than what are the exact names and arguments of the tools. You could finish off by talking about how that's about 2% of what you can do with backtrack and loosely talk about the other aspects (not tools) - breaking passwords, finding vulnerabilities etc. At any given time you could tell them that there are multiple ways to achieve a goal with backtrack. like getting an enumeration of all hosts via tool a,b,c.
If you are confident about a live demo, let one of them do it. Take your time and talk a guy through the process, show him what he has to do. That also gives you the time to slowly explain everything you're doing.
Hope some of this helps.
Have fun
Just a suggestion. Demonstrate the importance of using secure passwords or pass phrases that meet the typical security requirements, like length, alphanumeric with symbols, not reusing the same passwords, etc. I can see you demonstrating how easy it is to get windows hashes and then going on to cracking them with a tool like john the ripper. Now that you cracked a password, you can re-use that password to login to websites or other protected places. This should help clarify why you should never re-use the same passwords on the internet.
i think better demo the simple but effective to the student like wireless hacking, sslstrip, ettercap, etherape, metasploit, maybe it will be inspired them to learn more deeply
Happy hunting!!
I did this to my sister to show her the importance of not using Open Wifi: While she was on facebook using her iPad, I simply hijacked her session using my phone ( I think the android app was called DroidSheep) and then posted a message to her wall as her. She was really impressed (shocked really) that this was so easy to do and couldn't believe it was possible. I explained to her, not only facebook, but Banking, Email, what ever she uses is at risk on an open network and never use it for anything other than simple surfing, and even that should be avoided. After that, she makes a point to make sure shes on a secure network.
Makes a great intro demo I think for any class Of course if that is done with a simple phone imagine what can be done with BT.


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The two inner-city schools both serve large numbers of disadvantaged students, including many who are learning English as a second language. Despite the challenges, Lafayette and Roosevelt have both surpassed the state's Academic Performance Index goal of 800 on a scale of 1,000.
Last year, Roosevelt's API score jumped 46 points to a score of 840 - one of the highest gains in the district. Lafayette, which has shown significant gains in recent years, has an API of 860.
"This national honor again shows that Long Beach schools excel at serving all populations of students despite many challenges, including tough economic times," LBUSD Superintendent Christopher Steinhauser said in a statement.
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Representatives of the award program will visit Lafayette and Roosevelt next month to determine whether the schools will be among 12 schools that will receive the top award.
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Fresh Vegetables
Frozen Vegetables
Canned Vegetables
Over the past several years, foreign sales have slowly increased in importance within U.S. vegetable and pulse markets. Exports as a share of total U.S. vegetable supplies averaged 9 percent during 2000-08—up from 7 percent during 1990-98. After a period of stagnation earlier this decade, export share of supply began to creep higher, partly because of the weaker U.S. dollar. The top vegetables in terms of export value are potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, and sweet corn. The share of supply exported varies substantially among commodities, with a few of the most export-dependent vegetables and pulses during 2000-08 being the following:
- Onions for dehydration, 57 percent of supply;
- Dry edible peas and lentils, 48 percent;
- Fresh-market cauliflower, 28 percent;
- Fresh-market broccoli, 17 percent;
- Sweet corn for canning, 17 percent.
Canada, Mexico, Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea are the top five destinations for U.S. vegetable and pulse exports. Export demand has been growing, particularly from Canada, the largest foreign buyer of U.S. vegetables and pulses. Increased overseas promotion for some U.S. vegetables through efforts such as the Market Access Program may have helped boost foreign sales.
Fresh Vegetables
Exports of fresh-market vegetables account for about 7 percent of available supplies. In value terms, fresh-market vegetables (excluding potatoes) claimed the largest share of total vegetable exports, averaging about $1.7 billion annually over the past 5 years. Fresh exports have a discernible seasonal pattern, with volume peaking during May-July and reaching lows during September and February. Besides the weather, demand from Canada—the leading foreign market for U.S. exports of fresh vegetables—influences this pattern. Canada's vegetable imports are lowest during their summer growing season and peak in the spring when supplies of storage-type vegetables are exhausted and before their own growing season has begun.
Among fresh vegetables, lettuce (all types) is the largest fresh export ($431 million in 2008), but lettuce also enjoys relatively strong domestic demand. The same is true for tomatoes, the second-largest fresh export ($208 million in 2008). Exports account for 9 percent of domestic supply of all lettuce and 6 percent of fresh tomatoes. This percentage has slowly drifted lower over the past three decades, as growth in domestic consumption has exceeded that of export volume.
Frozen Vegetables
Export demand for U.S. frozen vegetables (including potatoes) has increased during the past decade. Exports accounted for 11 percent of U.S. frozen vegetable supplies during 2000-08, compared with 8 percent during 1990-98. In 2008, U.S. frozen vegetable exports (including potatoes) totaled 4.5 billion pounds (fresh-weight basis), with a value of $964 million. Potato products (primarily french fries) account for nearly three-fourths of frozen vegetable export volume. Until stabilizing in the early 2000s, frozen potato exports had been rising strongly for many years, fueled by the expansion of U.S. fast-food establishments overseas, particularly in Asian countries. Strong demand and more favorable exchange rates have allowed frozen exports to resume their upward march toward the end of the first decade of the 2000s. Excluding potatoes, frozen vegetable exports (fresh-weight basis) averaged nearly 900 million pounds annually during 2000-08, up 13 percent from 1990-98.
Japan is the largest export market for U.S. frozen vegetables, accounting for 39 percent of the annual value during 2000-08. Other important markets include Canada (15 percent), China/Hong Kong (11 percent), Mexico (10 percent), and South Korea (4 percent). After bottoming out in 2003, U.S. frozen vegetable exports to Japan have trended upward as a result of a combination of economic recovery in Japan, the weakening U.S. dollar, and less competition from other exporting nations. The value of U.S. frozen vegetable exports to Japan is one-third greater than it was during 1990-97, despite loss of market share to countries such as Canada, China, Taiwan, and New Zealand. French-fried potatoes and sweet corn account for the majority of the U.S. frozen vegetables exported to Japan.
Canned Vegetables
During 2000-08, exports of canned vegetables comprised about 8 percent of available supplies, up from 6 percent during 1990-98. This increased export share partly reflects the efforts of vegetable canners to expand markets overseas to compensate for stagnant or declining domestic demand. U.S. exports of all canned vegetables averaged $0.6 billion annually during 2000-08. Tomato sauce, sweet corn, and tomato paste are the top three canned vegetable exports, accounting for about two-thirds of annual canned export value.
Canada is the leading export market for U.S. canned vegetables, accounting for 43 percent of the value of U.S. canned vegetable exports during 2000-08, up from 35 percent during 1990-98. Japan is the second-largest U.S. market, with 12 percent of canned export value, down from 17 percent a decade earlier. Mexico (9 percent), South Korea (5 percent), and Taiwan (3 percent) round out the top five foreign markets.
In terms of value, the U.S. received 45 percent of all vegetable, and pulse (dry bean, dry pea, and lentil) imports from Mexico during 2000-08, with the majority being fresh-market vegetables and frozen products. Canada is the second-leading foreign supplier, with 24 percent of the U.S. import market. With obvious transportation advantages, Mexico and Canada have historically been the top two suppliers. Rounding out the top five import sources during the first 9 years of the 2000s are China (5 percent), Peru (4 percent), and Spain (2 percent). China supplies products such as mushrooms, dried vegetables (excluding mushrooms, garlic, and pulses), water chestnuts, garlic, and bamboo shoots. Imports from Spain have declined markedly in the past few years, with Spain losing market share to Peru in key prepared products, especially artichokes.
In terms of value, fresh vegetables account for approximately 55 percent of annual vegetable imports. Fresh vegetable imports have a definite seasonal pattern, with almost two-thirds of import volume arriving between December and May when U.S. production is low. The majority of these imports are tender warm-season vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, squash, and snap beans. Cool-season crops like leafy green vegetables and carrots grow abundantly and cheaply in California, Arizona, and Texas during the winter months. As a result, imports of these items are very low compared with warm-season crops.
During 2000-08, imports accounted for 15 percent of total U.S. vegetable and melon consumption, up from 8 percent during 1990-08. With the exception of dry peas and lentils, the average import share of consumption increased over the past decade for all major categories (e.g. fresh, freezing, canning, and dry beans). Import share was four times greater for processed potatoes (largely frozen), more than double for dehydrated onions and dry beans, and 65 percent greater for fresh-market vegetables. Fresh market vegetable imports have been under scrutiny ever since the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1994. During the first year of NAFTA, the import share of consumption for fresh vegetables and melons remained steady at about 10 percent. However, following the devaluation of the Mexican peso in December 1994, U.S. imports of Mexican vegetables rose sharply. Mexican growers increased shipments to the United States partly because of poor domestic demand and more attractive U.S. prices. Largely as a result of increased volume from Mexico, fresh vegetable import share rose to 12.5 percent during 1995 and 14 percent in 1996 and 1997. After slowing briefly earlier this decade, the import share of consumption reached an estimated 20 percent in 2008.
Processed Vegetables
In terms of processing products, imports of most canned vegetables are relatively low because of highly mechanized and relatively low-cost domestic industries. Although low, the share of consumption coming from imported products increased in the 2000s. Imports of canned vegetables as a percentage of domestic disappearance were estimated to average nearly 13 percent during 2000-08, up from 7 percent during 1990-98. Import share increased for most canned vegetables, including chile peppers, asparagus, and sweet corn. With processors moving factories to countries such as Peru to take advantage of lower costs, 79 percent of the canned asparagus consumed came from imports in 2008, up from just 7 percent in 2000. The United States imports significant quantities of canned items that are not produced domestically, such as bamboo shoots and water chestnuts. Estimates suggest that 15-20 percent of canned vegetable imports are noncompetitive, meaning there is little or no domestic production of the crop.
Tomato products are the leading canned vegetable, and import volume of items such as tomato paste and canned whole/pieces is generally less today than a decade ago because of increasing efficiency (new plants, lower costs) in the domestic industry. One exception is imports of various tomato sauces that rose sharply in the 2000s in response to interest in various ethnic cuisines. Imports of tomato products as a share of domestic disappearance averaged 6 percent during 2000-08, up from 4 percent during 1990-98, and little changed from the import share experienced during 1980-88.
Frozen vegetable imports (including potatoes) continue to trend higher, with 2000-08 volume averaging nearly three times that of the 1990-98 level. Imports of frozen vegetables (excluding potatoes) accounted for about 27 percent of consumption in 2000-08, up from 16 percent during 1990-98. Excluding potatoes, broccoli accounts for one-third of the frozen vegetables imported. Most frozen broccoli comes from Mexico (with lesser amounts from Guatemala and Ecuador). Frozen broccoli has the highest degree of import penetration among all vegetables that also have commercial domestic output, with about 95 percent of domestic disappearance coming from imports in 2008. Cutting broccoli into florets is a labor-intensive task. To cut costs, the industry basically moved from California to Mexico in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The frozen asparagus and cauliflower markets also feature high degrees of import incursion.


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Peritonitis - secondarySecondary peritonitis
Secondary peritonitis is an inflammation of the peritoneum, the thin tissue that lines the inner wall of the abdomen and covers most of the abdominal organs.
Secondary means it is due to another condition, most commonly the spread of an infection from the digestive tract.
Secondary peritonitis has several major causes. Bacteria may enter the peritoneum through a hole (perforation) in the gastrointestinal tract. Such a hole may be caused by a ruptured appendix, stomach ulcer, perforated colon, or injury, such as a gunshot or knife wound.
Secondary peritonitis can also occur when bile or chemicals released by the pancreas (pancreatic enzymes) leak into the lining of the abdominal cavity.
Foreign contaminants can also cause secondary peritonitis if they get into the peritoneal cavity. This can occur during use of peritoneal dialysis catheters or feeding tubes.
Inflammation of the peritoneal cavity caused by bacteria can result in infection of the bloodstream (sepsis) and severe illness.
Secondary peritonitis can also affect premature babies who have necrotizing enterocolitis.
- Abdominal distention (swelling)
- Abdominal pain
- Decreased appetite
- Fever
- Low urine output
- Nausea
- Thirst
- Vomiting
Note: There may be signs of shock.
Exams and Tests
Vital signs may be abnormal with fever, rapid heart rate and breathing, and low blood pressure.
Tests may include:
- Blood culture
- Blood chemistry, including pancreatic enzymes
- Complete blood count
- Liver and kidney function tests
- X-rays or CT scan
- Peritoneal fluid culture
- Urinalysis
Surgery is usually necessary to remove sources of infection such as an infected bowel, inflamed appendix, or abscess.
General treatment includes:
- Antibiotics
- Fluids through a vein (IV)
- Pain medicines
- Tube through the nose into the stomach or intestine (nasogastric or NG tube)
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome depends on the underlying cause, the duration of symptoms before treatment, and the general health of the patient. Outcomes can range from complete recovery to overwhelming infection and death, depending on these factors.
Possible Complications
- Abscess
- Gangrene (dead) bowel
- Intraperitoneal adhesions ( (a potential cause of future bowel blockage)
- Septic shock
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you develop symptoms of peritonitis. This is a serious condition that typically requires emergency medical treatment.
Turnage RH, Richardson KA, Li BD, McDonald JC. Abdominal wall, umbilicus, peritoneum, mesenteries, omentum, and retroperitoneum. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 18th ed. St. Louis, Mo: WB Saunders; 2008:chap 43.
Wyers SG, Matthews JB. Surgical peritonitis and other diseases of the peritoneum, mesentery, omentum, and diaphragm. In: Feldman M, FriedmanLS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 37.
Review Date: 7/4/2012
Reviewed By: Jacob L. Heller, MD, MHA, Emergency Medicine, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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In this briefer version of Durand and Barlow's widely taught text, the authors explain abnormal psychology through their standard-setting integrative approach--the most modern, scientifically valid method for studying the subject. Through this integrative approach, students learn that psychological disorders are rarely caused by a single influence, but rooted in the interaction among multiple factors: biological, psychological, cultural, social, familial, and even political. A conversational writing style, consistent pedagogy, video clips of real clients (located on the accompanying Abnormal Psychology Live 2.5 CD-ROM), and real case profiles--95 percent from the authors' own case files--provide a realistic context for the scientific findings of the book. In addition, these features ensure that readers never lose sight of the fact that real people are beyond the DSM-IV-TR criteria, the theories, and the research.
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V. Mark Durand is known worldwide as an authority in the area of autism spectrum disorders. He is a professor of psychology at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg, where he was the founding Dean of Arts & Sciences and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Dr. Durand is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and has received over $4 million in federal funding to study the behavior problems in children with disabilities. Previously he served in a variety of leadership positions at the University at Albany, including chair of the psychology department, interim dean of Arts and Sciences, and founder of the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities. He received his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. (all in psychology) at the State University of New York Stony Brook. Dr. Durand was awarded the University Award for Excellence in Teaching at SUNY Albany in 1991, and the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Research and Creative Scholarship at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg in 2007. Currently a member of the Professional Advisory Board for the Autism Society of America, he is the co-editor of the Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions and has written 10 books as well as over 100 publications on functional communication, educational programming, and behavior therapy. Dr. Durand developed a unique treatment for severe behavior problems that is used worldwide. Most recently he developed an innovative approach (Optimistic Parenting) to help families work with their challenging children.
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Lots of fight announcements for CWFC 54 in Cardiff on May 4 coming over the next week, starting with these two...
Lots of fight announcements for CWFC 54 in Cardiff on May 4 coming over the next week, starting with these two...
just out of interest, is there any particular reason for it being a 160lbs catchweight?
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
I fancy Glover to beat Lewis here. Tough fight. I'm guessing whoever they had in mind Jim pulled out for whatever reason and they couldn't find a suitable opponent at the weight so a catch was agreed, sure Ian will be in shortly to tell you.
Harrison vs Edwards is FOTN for sure!!!!!
If you love fighting you can never really lose!!!!!
Glover is very under rated one of the best UK LW's around imo, think his move to the MMA Academy will give him a boost too, will be a cracker of a fight!
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Glover vs long is a great fight, but agree with you guys glover is very underated, probably down to the fact he hasn't been that active over the years, but he takes this imo


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Relief working for Simpson in Daytona
Cubs' 2010 first-round pick allows lone hit over four innings
By Sam Dykstra / Special to MLB.com | May 3, 2012 7:55 PM ET
The Cubs' first-round pick from 2010 was 0-3 with a 7.94 ERA with 12 walks allowed in 17 innings in his first four appearances as a starter to begin the season. As a result of those poor results, the coaching staff for Class A Advanced Daytona decided to move Simpson to the bullpen as a way of potentially jolting the starter into better outings.
The method worked Thursday.
The 22-year-old righty allowed just one hit without a walk and struck out a season-high four batters over four innings in relief of starter Matt Loosen in the Cubs' 6-5 win over Clearwater at Jackie Robinson Ballpark. Simpson (1-3) earned just the second win of his professional career in his 33rd appearance, 29 of which have been starts.
"I had been struggling a lot," Simpson said. "So they wanted me to focus on only coming in and throwing strikes. Whatever it was, the decision made me step back and realize what was going on in front of me. I've got to be more aggressive and stop nibbling around the plate because that doesn't get you anywhere."
The biggest accomplishment for the former 16th overall pick Thursday night may have been the lack of walks. On April 24, he issued seven free passes over 4 1/3 innings, and it was after that start that the Cubs staff decided to transfer Simpson out of the starting rotation.
"I got into a real walking bug there," Simpson said. "I was overthinking everything. I'd be sitting thinking about all the 'What if?' questions. So my pitching coach [Marty Mason] and I really focused during my bullpen session on attacking strike zone more. I didn't really change much to be honest with you. It was mostly me getting out of my own head."
Concerns over his fastball velocity had also chased Simpson throughout the early years of his professional career.
He did not pitch in the Cubs system in 2010 because of a bad bout with mononucleosis that caused him to lose 20 pounds over seven months. After that, Simpson's four-seam fastball, which had sat in the mid-90s during his days at Division-II Southern Arkansas University, had moved toward the mid-80s last season, when he was 1-10 with a 6.27 ERA between Rookie ball and Class A.
The four-seamer touched 90 on the gun Thursday, according to Simpson. But the hurler noted that his reliance on his sinker -- a pitch not known for its velocity -- should soften the concerns about the speed of his fastball. Nonetheless, he added he has regained all of the weight he had previously lost and his health is better than it has been in years.
"I feel good," Simpson said. "My arm feels really feels really well. I'm still working to get my strength back, so that's still a process I'm going through. But the difference between last year and this year [health-wise], it's night and day.
"I felt like I pitched in college. Now I've just got to trust the system, trust the process and execute it when I get out there."
Rubi Silva, Nelson Perez and Arismendy Alcantra all went 2-for-4 with a home run for the Cubs.
Clearwater reliever Austin Brough (0-1) allowed five runs on five hits and one walk in just 1 1/3 innings. Left fielder Brandon Tripp went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBIs.
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In July 1950, Mr. Murray purchased five fifteen minute television spots on CBS and persuaded his wife Kathryn to do the teaching. Before the third show, Arthur bought a half-hour summer series on ABC. The show was called the "Arthur Murray Dance Party. "By May 1952, the Murrays had televised almost 100 programs. Their TV ratings climbed and in the summer of 1952 they signed with their first sponsor, General Foods. Millions of viewers all over the United States fell in love with the show and flocked to the Arthur Murray Studios throughout the country. This highly popular show ran for twelve years on national television.
Millions of viewers all over the United States fell in love with the show and flocked to the Arthur Murray Studios throughout the country.
When Arthur and Kathryn Murray retired in 1964, a group of franchisees purchased the company and brought a fresh new spirit and leadership to it. Under its new leadership, the Arthur Murray Dance Centers have kept pace with the rapidly changing "youth culture" and continue today to flourish as the world's largest dance instruction organization.
Arthur Murray dance teachers can be found not only in the studios, but on the movies sets in Hollywood, backstage on Broadway, and in partnership with major entertainers to promote the music that the world dances to. Whenever a movie involves dance, it's a good bet that AMII has been involved in some way. Such movies as Dirty Dancing, Dirty Dancing II, Dance with Me, Beauty and the Beast, Flash Dance, An American President, True Lies, Saturday Night Fever and Scent of a Woman are some of the films which have used Arthur Murray instructors to either teach dance to the stars and/or dance in the film.
Arthur Murray Dance Centers… the world's largest dance instruction organization.
The Arthur Murray Franchised Dance Studio's name appears regularly in major national magazines that include Vogue, Martha Stewart Wedding, Smithsonian, Sports Illustrated, Woman's Day and more. Wherever advertisers want to reach consumers with a message of romance, intimacy or just plain fun, you'll see dancing, from the Gap's now famous Khaki Swing commercials to dancing M&M's and gas pumps.
Arthur Murray International's commitment to dance goes even further, with senior management heavily involved in the world of professional and amateur competitive dance, known as Dance Sport. Many of Arthur Murray's officials have contributed to bringing competitive ballroom to the forefront as an Olympic Sport.
All Arthur Murray Dance Centers are independently owned and operated by individuals who started as dance instructors and worked their way up to the executive level. By the time they are qualified to purchase a franchise, they have experienced every phase of studio operations, from teaching and supervising to marketing and managing. It is possible for an ambitious person to advance to a top executive job and become eligible to be a franchisee within just a few years.
Building from within has kept the studio system strong, with franchisees that are committed to the Spirit of Excellence which is the hallmark of the entire Arthur Murray system. Currently there are approximately 260 Arthur Murray Dance Centers worldwide.


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I will get with that in some time. Not gonna be too good I tell you haha.
I will get with that in some time. Not gonna be too good I tell you haha.
hey i'll try and do an exchange with somebody, no colors, just the rough stuff
Host do a resQ and I got you... I'm assuming u write gost. Sol I forgot about urs when I was doing all of the others haha sorry I'm just gonna do it before I go to bed and upload it tomorrow
yeah what you want it to say, mines SERCH
i like it! mine will be up in a sec
hard to get the flow of the N, exclamation marks need work
no prob man!
yo Mildstyles here's a rough throwie for ya..lines are a little messed up but it's not bad for a first try
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North Carolina
Sep 16, 1999
Hurricane Floyd moved slowly over North Carolina, giving it ample time to drench the already sodden state. Floyd hammered the state with 17 inches of rain. Because the storm was overnight, many Carolinians were unaware they were underwater until water poured into their homes and woke them. In the meantime, turbulent storm winds spawned several tornadoes. Despite an evacuation that was at the time the most extensive in American history, 35 people were killed.


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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
Phillips singles to right. His 2nd hit tonight.
Ludwick singles to left. 1st and 2nd.
Walt says team could improve lead off spot. Says unconcerned has no lefty starter. Says would be attractive to put Chappy in rotation, but would be hard to do unless they got another closer.
Larkin in the booth on TV. My favorite player. Go Reds...Go Blue!
That is is for Lynn. Good job to get into the Cards bullpen in the 3rd in game 1 of the series.
Lynn out of game, Joe Kelly in. Jocketty leaves the booth.
Lynn out. Reds getting to the Cards pen very early. This is pretty much a dream scenario for the weekend.
Here's a heretical statement. If necessary, I"d use Chapman two innings tonight. I would pull out all the stops to win this sucker.
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"Bring on Rod Stupid!"
Pirates have tied the Brewmen at 2 each in the fourth.
Why pull Lynn so early other than he was getting killed? He only was pitching in the third and only gave up 3 runs.
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Jamie Grimm, soon to be the world's greatest stand-up (actually sit-down-in-wheelchair) comedian, lives with his aunt, uncle, and cousin - an extremely boring version of the Durlseys. He has an uncanny ability to make anyone (other than the aforementioned boring Durlsey-esque relatives) laugh. Jamie Grimm just funny!
When Uncle Frankie (not the boring one) suggests to Jamie that he compete in The Planet's Funniest Kid Comic contest, he knows he's got to try. His only problem is stage fright!
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Hi guys,
Im looking to restart my career in K1, I have been out for nearly a year now and a bit out of shape. My aim now is to get back in shape and look to fight around June.
My record Amateur 11-0. Pro 1-0. Now i have moved to the north and my fight weight was light heavy at the high end but im well over at the moment so will be maybe considering heavyweight.
Basically I would like to know peoples thoughts on any well respected events in the north. Im based in Manchester but can travel.


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Have you tried your google'fu out on this? I find it hard to believe that you're the first person that's ever wanted to parse message logs like that.
This questions is so simple its annoying me. Its more Linux related.
Im looking at my linux message log and am seeing a lot of data....Im trying to find hacking attempts on my webserver, syslog is logging a lot of data and that's the only logging i can get.
I get a entry like this:
I would like set up some type of mask for all my syslogs with this format:Apr 15 18:12:05 MJOLNIR user.warn kernel: ACCEPT IN=vlan1 OUT= MAC=00:13:10:41:5d:XX:00:0b:23:5e:d0:e5:08:00:45:0 0:00:XX SRC=x.x.x.x DST=x.x.x.x LEN=48 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=123 ID=30866 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=2028 DPT=80 SEQ=3679582193 ACK=0 WINDOW=64512 RES=0
Also a way to filter out doubles.Incoming Logs:
1. Apr 15 18:12:05 SRC=x.x.x.x DST=x.x.x.x Port: 80 ACCEPT
I know I can use grep and sed but...I just cant get the syntax right. Anyone done/doing something like this?
QUOTE=cybrsnpr;118082]I think you have the right idea, but I also think you are really trying to kill a gnat with a small nuclear device!
Have you tried your google'fu out on this? I find it hard to believe that you're the first person that's ever wanted to parse message logs like that.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.


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Oil industry won't defend BP, but Fox News will
Just how far out into the wilderness [1] of public and private opinion has the Fox News team (not to mention Rush Limbaugh, et al.) ventured [2] in order to defend [3] BP from attempts by the government to hold the company responsible for destroying the Gulf of Mexico? So far that not even key oil industry players will mouth the Fox News platitudes.
In fact, note this recent report from [4] Bloomberg News [emphasis added]:
Anadarko Petroleum Corp., the Texas oil company that owns 25 percent of the damaged well pouring crude into the Gulf of Mexico, said BP Plc, the project's operator, should pay the costs from the spill because it acted recklessly and unsafely at the drilling site.
BP didn't monitor or react to warning signs as the Macondo well was drilled, Chief Executive Officer Jim Hackett said yesterday in a statement. BP is responsible for damages under such conditions, Anadarko said.
"BP's behavior and actions likely represent gross negligence or willful misconduct and thus affect the obligations of the parties under the operating agreement," Hackett said in the statement.
And from [5] WSJ:
on Friday, Anadarko Chairman and Chief Executive Jim Hackett [6] released a statement slamming BP for operating "unsafely" and missing "several critical warning signs" during the drilling. "The mounting evidence clearly demonstrates that this tragedy was preventable and the direct result of BP's reckless decisions and actions," he said.
That's what Fox News is defending.


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Joel MillerAffiliation:
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Joel Miller & Honeycomb
Artist's Biography\"Passionate and creative, melodic yet exploratory\" -Downbeat
Ever since he first picked up the saxophone at the age of 10, Joel Miller knew he wanted to be a jazz musician. His father was a classical composer and professor at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick, and Miller grew up in a house filled with music.
At the age of 13, Joel Miller's parents deposited him at the Jamey Aebersold Jazz Summer Workshop at St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia. Miller was the youngest participant, and he caught the eye of trumpeter Kevin Dean, one of the founders of the Jazz programs at both St. Francis Xavier, and McGill Universities. Dean would remember Miller, later teaching him at McGill University. "Joel has always had a very valuable kind of creative thinking, which he combines with hard work and tenacity. He is what jazz musicians are supposed to be - unique, creative and prolific.â€
Miller\'s career really began to take shape in 1996 when he produced his 1st album Find a Way (Page Music). The project also received critical acclaim, \"…His solos are supremely melodic - Think of Stan Getz, or of John Coltrane at his most wistful… a terrific debut CD\" (Mark Miller, The Globe and Mail). Following on the heels of the Find a Way release, Joel Miller was awarded the coveted Grand Prix Jazz Award at the 1997 Montreal International Jazz Festival. Since then, Miller has had numerous concert appearances as a leader all across North America, Mexico, Europe, Japan and India and proved to be an important voice on the international jazz scene. His saxophone playing and compositions have been featured on National broadcasts in Canada and Sweden.
An unusually versatile musician, Joel Miller has lead a wide range of ensembles, from numerous traditional Jazz groups, to the electronic infused Latin funk project Honeycomb, to a unique choral collaboration with noted conductor Iwan Edwards' and his choir Concerto Della Donna. To date, the saxophonist's recording career spans 14 years, beginning with his debut album, Find a Way (1996), followed by Playgrounds (1998), Sky Beneath My Feet (1999), …and then everything started to look different… (2001), Mandala (2004) and Tantramar (2008). Along with winning the Opus award in 2005 for concert of the year, Miller's fourth album Mandala made the All About Jazz Publisher Picks. Miller\'s album Swim (2012) featuring Geoffrey Keezer won a Juno Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year and an East Coast Music Award. The CD featuring his original compositions was chosen as the #1 Jazz Album of the year by the Ottawa Citizen and La Presse, and reached #1 on the Earshot Jazz Charts in 2012.
Miller has also been nominated for the ADISQ Awards (jazz album of the year), National Jazz Awards (best acoustic group) and the Canadian Independent Music Awards. Joel Miller has performed and recorded with Ingrid Jensen, Geoffrey Keezer, Matt Wilson, Ben Monder, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Denzal Sinclare, Gary Versace and Henry Hey. Recently his composing and solo features on his wife Christine Jensen's 2010 release, Treelines, helped propel the Jazz orchestra to a Juno award for the best contemporary Jazz album of 2011, and an Opus Prize for the best Jazz album of 2011.
Miller recently released his critically acclaimed album Joel Miller & Honeycomb, featuring John Roney, Rémi-Jean Leblanc, Kiko Osorio, and Kullak-Viger Rojas.


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This Boston Globe Correspondent Is A Self-Described "Staunch Conservative"
Blog ››› ››› TYLER HANSEN
The Boston Globe's Mattias Gugel covers political issues like Sen. Elizabeth Warren's (D-MA) reaction to the ongoing government shutdown and the tea party -- but he also has a right-wing resume and is a self-described "staunch conservative."
On October 2, Gugel authored an article highlighting which staff members in Sen. Elizabeth Warren's office were furloughed due to the on-going government shutdown -- a shutdown led by conservative Republicans in the House that Warren has argued against. Gugel wrote:
Despite the government shutdown, Bay Staters seeking to contact most members of the Massachusetts delegation in Washington can still reach a staffer by phone, with the exception of Senator Elizabeth Warren's office .
Warren, a Democrat, determined that having staff answer phone calls is not an essential part of her office's job during a shutdown, leaving constituents to go to voice mail when they call to give their opinion or to seek services or assistance.
Also on October 2, Gugel wrote an article for the Globe centered on congressional tea partiers' reactions to the shutdown -- characterizing them as "combative, defiant, defensive, and resolute."
But Gugel has previously been vocal about his support for tea party Republicans and once wrote in their defense that, "Bipartisanship ended during the glorious reign of President Barack Obama."
Gugel also previously worked as an intern for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) and as a staff assistant for State Sen. Joe Leibham (R-WI). He praised a list of "leading conservatives" from Wisconsin that included Republicans Rep. Paul Ryan and Gov. Scott Walker, and hoped that, "someday my name might be added to that list."
Gugel, who once described himself as "a pretty staunch conservative all around," believes that Obama's 2012 re-election campaign slogan "Forward" is a Marxist code-word aimed at "diehard liberals because of these socialist connotations":
The president's approach to this problem is evident in the radical imagery the new slogan invokes. Leftists have historically used the word as a rallying cry for progress, and many Marxist publications were named "Forward" (or its foreign equivalents). And for those naysayers who think only conservatives believe Obama is a socialist, he himself chose the direct symbolism this time.
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RaiderZ is an MMO that is flying under the radar for most, but taking a look at some of these recent trailers, we think it could be one of the best Free-to-Play titles in years. The game features truly dynamic real-time combat, along with some really cool ideas borrowed from games like Monster Hunter. We got to see the game in action at E3 2012, and there really is a lot to like. Check out this trailer and let us know what you think!


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Head Dawson County Football Coach Jeff Lee has announced the 2012 schedule.
The Tigers will open the season with a scrimmage game at home against Towns County on Aug. 17.
Hayden Wilson set a new school record in the discus at the 2012 State Track Meet at Hugh Mills Stadium in Albany last Friday.
Despite a great effort the Tigers fell 2-1 to North Murray last Thursday in the first round of the AA state playoffs.
Fast break soccer. That is what Friday's first round state game against Sonoraville looked like. The Lady Tigers swarmed on offense on the team's way to a 4-0 shutout of the Phoenix.
The Dawson County High School Girls Basketball Team held its year end banquet last week. Head Coach Steve Sweat honored his team with the presentation of several awards in the school's auditorium.
Two Dawson County High School Lady Tigers will advance to the state track tournament in Albany on Friday. Hayden Wilson and Kristy Martin both qualified in the discus event.
Wilson took seventh place with a throw of 98'8," while her teammate, Martin, finished just behind her with a toss of 94'5."
The Dawson County High School girls' golf team finished just seven shots behind second place finisher North Oconee at the Region 8-AA golf tournament at Scales Creek Golf Course in Homer last week.
The top two golf teams in the region qualify for the state tournament.
Less than 4 minutes was all it took for the Dawson County girls' soccer team to post the game's only goal.
The score came off a breakaway pass from Riley Cox to freshman McKay Shively at the 36:10 mark to put the Lady Tigers on top 1-0.
The Tigers golf team competed in the Region 8-AA tournament last week at The Traditions Golf Course in Braselton.
Coach Van Samples' team finished in seventh place at the April 24 event. The team tallied a score of 368.
After falling to East Jackson last week, the Dawson County High School varsity boys soccer team will go into the state playoffs as the No. 4 seed out of Region 8-AA.
The Tigers came away with a 5-0 win over East Jackson in preseason play, however the team fell 2-1 in Jefferson when it counted.
Four minutes is all it took for the Dawson County girls' soccer team to post the game's only goal Wednesday.
Both the boys and girls golf teams finished the season with wins last week.
Coach Van Samples took his team to a very difficult course, Old Union, in Blairsville to face Union County on April 16.
Track standouts Kimberly Wallace, Gracie Hovan, Hayden Wilson and Kristy Martin will represent Dawson County at the State Sectionals on Saturday.
All four qualified by finishing in a top four spot in their event at last week's Region 8-AA meet at Jefferson High School.
It took two different days, but the Dawson County Lady Tigers soccer team came away with a hard fought 2-1 victory over Oglethorpe County last week.
Oglethorpe County jumped out to a 1-0 lead on Tuesday before bad weather hit Tiger Stadium.
The Dawson County High School boys' track team competed in the Region 8-AA championships last week at Jefferson High School.
Several Tiger runners performed well, however none qualified for the State Sectionals at Lamar County High School on April 28.
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In other words, Apple did it right. You want to use Siri, you gotta pay up. It really is one of the more compelling reasons to upgrade from a 4 (when it's working), at least for me. Speed increase is nice but it isn't something I am actually really noticing, and I do still use the iPhone 4 sparingly.
im still keeping my hopes up, the hacking community for ios is huge, and we hve a huge demand for this. i work around will be found
there is no way apple will blacklist individual iphones. it would be a pr nightmare. first all the iphones in any retail store will be "cloned" next some one will come out with an id generator. what would apple do then? block random innocent peoples iphones?
on another note i think apple is paying off the hackers or something. ive never seen such pussified excuses given out by real hackers.
It does not use the UDID. I wish it were that simple. It uses a new kind of unique identifier that can only be retrieved by spoofing the Siri domain name with a fake DNS server and intercepting requests from the phone.
and how hard is it to doo that you could probably edit the hosts file (or routing tables) or write a simple script and 2nd it doesnt look like thats how applidium did it. according to them they used tcpdump. the id was sent in plaintext in a header
Siri, meh.
It's not actually a 4S UDID it needs, but some sort of new key generated by iOS for use with only the Siri servers. This might be because using the UDID to identify devices is now deprecated in iOS 5.
But someone'll probably eventually make a tweak that redirects Siri requests to a similar online third-party service. I wonder if the server address can be redirected by changing an internal function in the headers...
"anyone cold now write" little typing error
Apple isn't getting another dime from my pocket. We already pay too much just to be told we can't play with the toy how we want to. It'd be nice to see a dev team that wasn't so concerned with wearing a halo and white wings when dealing with certain grey area matters to do with "property" and "rights" if there even is such a thing anymore. We need a grey or black hat dev team. I wouldn't loose any sleep that's for sure. PS I know the rules but the truth is just that and should be openly discussed.
Siri is... ok... its obvious that it is still in Beta. Its also obvious that Siri is the first AI product that has been available to the public. It/she just doesn't work the way I want her to. There are major limitations on what functions she can actually execute on the phone, she doesn't understand what I say some of the time, and her responses can be rather delayed... especially when using a hands free device.If Siri is the only thing that you envy when you look at a 4S... then thats pretty sad.I just updated from a 3GS and I'm loving all the other hardware based updates - Siri is more of a gimmick at this point in time.tim
There is a very Siri like application available in the App store. It's called Voice Actions. While it's not free ($4.99), it does work pretty well.
So...it's not that they would have had to put in extra effort to make Siri work in legacy devices. They actually put in extra effort to block those devices. I'm trying to think of an analogous or similar situation with another product, but I can't right now.
They are a corporation in a free market area. Of course they are trying to profit. Stop buying their stuff if you're so hot and bothered by their policies.
So basically, Siri can and would run perfectly fine on any ios device, but Apple is purposely choosing to only make it available on the 4s just to get people to upgrade. This is the type of BS that happen's when a company know's that million's of people will still buy anything they sell no matter what it is. They dont need to innovate anymore. The Apple fanatic's will buy, praise and worship anything Apple choose's to release. The 4s is the perfect example of this. It's basically, an iphone 4 with Siri added and they are having record sales. Apple is laughing all the way to the bank.


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For example, I live in a "single party" state. I can record any conversation I'm involved in, without informing the other party, even if the other party is located in a state that requires two party consent.
BTW, murder isn't a violation of a federal law here either, except under versy specific circumstances (the victim is a federal employee on official business, etc.)
However, under the FCC's interpretation of US federal wiretap law, consent doesn't matter at all if the conversation never hits the public switched telephone network.
Also, you might want to reconsider that the statement about "they would have found zero logs and zero evidence and pristine servers". Unless you're doing monitoring and logging on a machine that is passive and completely sub rosa, and done via a passive tap, such evidence is actually very hard to get rid off. Just think of about all those little files that are getting backed up every night. Unless of course, you're not doing backups, but then you have other problems. ;)


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Texas sends down prospects Olt, Martin
Pair of youngsters batted a combined .211 in Spring Training
By David Heck / Special to MLB.com | March 24, 2012 7:34 PM ET
The Rangers sent their No. 3 and No. 4 prospects down to Minor League camp along with four other players. Neither player took part in the club's 3-2 loss to the Angels on Saturday.
After hitting .267 with 14 home runs during an injury-plagued season for Class A Advanced Myrtle Beach, Olt recovered well during the Arizona Fall League. He batted .349 with 13 homers in 27 games there, parlaying the experience into an invitation to Major League camp.
Olt did not perform as well offensively this spring, hitting .200 with three extra-base hits in 17 games. Normally a third baseman, the 23-year-old played six games at first base as the team attempts to increase his versatility. He made one error in 23 innings there while playing flawless defense in 45 frames at the hot corner.
"He's a baseball player," manager Ron Washington told MLB.com. "He can play third base, he has a good arm and tremendous raw power. He just need to go out and play."
Martin posted slightly better offensive numbers in Spring Training, batting .222 with a pair of homers in 16 contests. Signed by the Rangers as a non-drafted free agent in 2011, the 24-year-old outfielder worked his way up from Double-A to the Majors last year in his first professional season. He batted .295 with four homers and 19 steals in the Minors, then hit .375 in eight big league games.
Among the other Rangers cuts was No. 20 prospect Engel Beltre, who the team obtained from the Red Sox in the 2007 trade that sent Eric Gagne to Boston. After going a combined 1-for-23 in his last two Spring Training experiences, Beltre went 6-for-24 with six RBIs this time around.
"He has shown some maturity," Washington told MLB.com. "His game is much better than it was the past two years. I think he's back to being a big part of the Texas Rangers. He handled himself well compared to the first two years. He wasn't overwhelmed. He felt he belonged."
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