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|Name: libaudit1
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.2
|Version: 2.1.3
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.1.6
|Build date: Sun Jul 15 02:19:44 2012
|Group: System/Monitoring
|Build host: build08
|Size: 97050
|Source RPM: audit-2.1.3-2.1.6.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://people.redhat.com/sgrubb/audit/
|Summary: Dynamic library for libaudit
The libaudit package contains the dynamic libraries needed for applications to use the audit framework.
* Tue Feb 28 2012 email@example.com - Update to version 2.1.3, upstream changelog: - 2.1.3 - Fix parsing of EXECVE records to not escape argc field - If auditd's disk is full, send the right reason to client (#715315) - Add CAP_WAKE_ALARM to interpretations - Some updates to audisp-remote's remote-fgets function (Mirek Trmac) - Add detection of TTY events to audisp-prelude (Matteo Sessa) - Updated syscall tables for the 3.0 kernel - Update linker flags for better relro support - Make default size of logs bigger (#727310) - Extract obj from NETFILTER_PKT events - Disable 2 kerberos config options in audisp-remote.conf - 2.1.2 - In ausearch/report, fix a segfault caused by MAC_POLICY_LOAD records - In ausearch/report, add and update parsers - In auditd, cleanup DAEMON_ACCEPT and DAEMON_CLOSE addr fields - In ausearch/report, parse addr field of DAEMON_ACCEPT & DAEMON_CLOSE records - In auditd, move startup success to after events are registered - If auditd shutsdown due to failed tcp init, write a DAEMON_ABORT event - Update auditd to avoid the oom killer in new kernels (Andreas Jaeger) - Parse and interpret NETFILTER_PKT events correctly - Return error if auditctl -l fails (#709345) - In audisp-remote, replace glibc's fgets with custom implementation * Fri Sep 30 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - add libtool as buildrequire to make the spec file more reliable * Sat Sep 17 2011 email@example.com - Remove redundant tags/sections from specfile - Add audit-devel to baselibs * Wed May 11 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Adjust license of libaudit and libauparse to be LGPLv2.1 or later. * Wed Apr 27 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.1.1, upstream changelog: - 2.1.1 - When ausearch is interpretting, output "as is" if no = is found - Correct socket setup in remote logging - Adjusted a couple default settings for remote logging and init script - Audispd was not marking restarted plugins as active - Audisp-remote should keep a capability if local_port < 1024 - When audispd restarts plugin, send event in its preferred format - In audisp-remote, make all I/O asynchronous - In audisp-remote, add sigusr1 handler to dump internal state - Fix autrace to use correct syscalls on s390 and s390x systems - Add shutdown syscall to remote logging teardowns - Correct autrace rule for 32 bits systems 2.1 - Update auditctl man page for new field on user filter - Fix crash in aulast when auid is foreign to the system - Code cleanups - Add store and forward model to audispd-remote (Mirek Trmac) - Free memory on failed startups in audisp-prelude - Fix memory leak in aureport - Fix parsing state problem in libauparse - Improve the robustness of libaudit field encoding functions - Update capability tables - In auditd, make failure action config checking consistent - In auditd, check that NULL is not being passed to safe_exec - In audisp-remote, overflow_action wasn't suspending if that action was chosen - Update interpretations for virt events - Improve remote logging warning and error messages - Add interpretations for netfilter events 2.0.6 - ausearch/report performance improvements - Synchronize all sample syscall rules to use action,list - If program name provided to audit_log_acct_message, escape it - Fix man page for the audit_encode_nv_string function (#647131) - If value is NULL, don't segfault (#647128) - Fix simple event parsing to not assume session id can't be last (Peng Haitao) - Add support for new mmap audit event type - Add ability for audispd syslog plugin to choose facility local0-7 (#593340) - Fix autrace to use correct syscalls on i386 systems (Peng Haitao) - On startup and reconfig, check for excess logs and unlink them - Add a couple missing parser debug messages - Fix error output resolving numeric address and update man page - Add netfilter event types - Fix spelling error in audit.rules man page (#667845) - Improve warning in auditctl regarding immutable mode (#654883) - Update syscall tables for the 2.6.37 kernel - In ausearch, allow searching for auid -1 - Add queue overflow_action to audisp-remote to control queue overflows - Update sample rules for new syscalls and packages * Mon Feb 21 2011 email@example.com - Fix value of oom_score_adj. * Tue Dec 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - prereq init script syslog * Sun Nov 07 2010 email@example.com - use full RELRO. * Tue Sep 28 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.0.5 (drop: audit-as_needed.patch) - Update README-BEFORE-ADDING-PATCHES - Upstream 2.0.5 changelog: - Make auparse handle empty AUSOURCE_FILE_ARRAY correctly (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - On i386, audit rules do not work on inode's with a large number (#554553) - Fix displaying of inode values to be unsigned integers when listing rules - Correct Makefile install of audispd (Jason Tang) - Syscall table updates for 2.6.34 kernel - Add definitions for service start and stop - Fix handling of ignore errors in auditctl - Fix gssapi support to build with new linker options - Add virtualization event types - Update aureport program help and man pages to show all options * Tue Sep 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Annotate patch audit-oom_score_adj. * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Use /proc/<pid>/oom_score_adj if available. * Mon Jun 28 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - use %_smp_mflags * Fri Jun 25 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Minor changes to README-BEFORE-ADDING-PATCHES file. - Add this file as %source in spec * Fri Jun 25 2010 email@example.com - obsolete -XXbit package * Tue May 04 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.0.4. This is a major version update, libaudit.so has changed version. There is no backward compatibility. audit-libs has been split into libaudit1 and libauparse0. - Redhat changelog for 2.0 - 2.0.4 follows: * 2.0.4 - Make alpha processor support optional - Add support for the arm eabi processor - add a compatible regexp processing capability to auparse (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - Fix regression in parsing user space originating records in aureport - Add tcp_max_per_addr option in auditd.conf to limit concurrent connections - Rearrange shutdown of auditd to allow DAEMON_END event more time * 2.0.3 - In auditd, tell libev to stop processing a connection when idle timeout - In auditd, tell libev to stop processing a connection when shutting down - Interpret CAPSET records in ausearch/auparse * 2.0.2 - If audisp-remote plugin has a queue at exit, use non-zero exit code - Fix autrace to use the exit filter - In audisp-remote, add a sigchld handler - In auditd, check for duplicate remote connections before accepting - Remove trailing ':' if any are at the end of acct fields in ausearch - Update remote logging code to do better sanity check of data - Fix audisp-prelude to prefer files if multiple path records are encountered - Add libaudit.conf man page - In auditd, disconnect idle clients * 2.0.1 - Aulast now reads daemon_start events for the kernel version of reboot - Clarify the man pages for ausearch/report regarding locale and date formats - Fix getloginuid for python bindings - Disable the audispd af_unix plugin by default - Add a couple new init script actions for LSB 3.2 - In audisp-remote plugin, timeout network reads (#514090) - Make some error logging in audisp-remote plugin more prominent - Add audit.rules man page - Interpret the session field in audit events * 2.0 - Remove system-config-audit - Get rid of () from userspace originating events - Removed old syscall rules API - not needed since 2.6.16 - Remove all use of the old rule structs from API - Fix uninitialized variable in auditd log rotation - Add libcap-ng support for audispd plugins - Removed ancient defines that are part of kernel 2.6.29 headers - Bump soname number for libaudit - In auditctl, deprecate the entry filter and move rules to exit filter - Parse integrity audit records in ausearch/report (Mimi Zohar) - Updated syscall table for 2.6.31 kernel - Remove support for the legacy negate syscall rule operator - In auditd reset syslog warnings if disk space becomes available * Sun Dec 13 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - add baselibs.conf as a source * Tue Nov 03 2009 email@example.com - updated patches to apply with fuzz=0 * Mon Sep 28 2009 email@example.com - do not package static libraries - fix -devel package dependencies * Sat Jun 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - fixed build with --as-needed * Fri Jun 19 2009 email@example.com - disable as-needed for this package as it fails to build with it * Mon May 11 2009 email@example.com - Update from 1.7.7 to 1.7.13. - Redhat changelog for 1.7.8 - 1.7.13 follows: * Tue Apr 21 2009 Steve Grubb <email@example.com> 1.7.13-1 - Disable libev asserts unless --with-debug passed to configure - Handle kernel 2.6.29's audit = 0 boot parameter better - Install audit.py file in arch specific python directory (Dan Walsh) - Fix problem with negative uids in audit rules on 32 bit systems - When file type is unknown, output octal for mode field (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - Update tty keystroke interpretations (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) * Tue Feb 24 2009 Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.7.12-1 - Add definitions for crypto events - Fix regression where msgtype couldn't be used as a range in audit rules - In libaudit, extend time spent checking reply - In acct events, prefer id over acct if given - In aulast, try id and acct in USER_LOGIN events - When in immutable mode, have auditctl tell user instead of sending rules - Add option to sysconfig to disable audit system on auditd stop - Add tcp_wrappers config option to auditd - Aulastlog can now take input from stdin - Update libaudit python bindings to throw exceptions on error - Adjust formatting of TTY data in libauparse to be like ausearch/report - Add more key mappings to TTY interpretations - Add internal queue to audisp-remote - Fix failure action code to allow executables in audisp-remote (Chu Li) - Fix memory leak when NOLOG log_format option given to auditd - Quieten some of the reconnect text being sent to syslog in audisp-remote - Apply some libev fixups to auditd - Cleanup shutdown sequence of auditd - Allow auditd log rotation via SIGUSR1 when NOLOG log format option given * Sat Jan 10 2009 Steve Grubb <email@example.com> 1.7.11-1 - Don't error out in auditd when calling setsid - Reformat a couple auditd error messages (Oden Eriksson) - If log rotate fails, leave the old log writable - Fixed bug in setting up auditd event loop when listening - Warn if on biarch machine and auditctl rules show a syscall mismatch - Audisp-remote was not parsing some config options correctly - In auparse, check for single key in addition to virtual keys - When auditd shuts down, send AUDIT_RMW_TYPE_ENDING messages to clients - Created reconnect option to remote ending setting of audisp-remote * Sat Dec 13 2008 Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.7.10-1 - Fix ausearch and aureport to handle out of order events - Add line-buffer option to ausearch & timeout pipe input (Tony Jones) - Add support in ausearch/report for tty data - In audisp-remote, allow the keyword "any" for local_port - Tighten parsing for -m and -w options in auditctl - Add session query hint for aulast proof - Fix audisp-remote to tolerate krb5 config options when not supported - Created new aureport option for tty keystroke report - audispd should detect backup config files and not use them - When checking for ack in netlink interface, retry on EAGAIN a few times - In aureport, fix mods report to show acct acted upon * Wed Nov 05 2008 Steve Grubb <email@example.com> 1.7.9-1 - Fix uninitialized variable in aureport causing segfault - Quieten down the gssapi not supported messages - Fix bug interpretting i386 logs on x86_64 machines - If kernel is in immutable mode, auditd should not send enable command - Fix ausearch/report recent and now time keyword lookups - Created aulast program - prelude plugin should pull auid for login alert from 2nd uid field - Add system boot, shutdown, and run level change events - Add max_restarts to audispd.conf to limit times a plugin is restarted - Expand session detection in ausearch * Wed Oct 22 2008 Steve Grubb <firstname.lastname@example.com> 1.7.8-1 - Interpret TTY audit data in auparse (Miloslav TrmaÄŤ) - Extract terminal from USER_AVC events for ausearch/report (Peng Haitao) - Add USER_AVCs to aureport's avc reporting (Peng Haitao) - Short circuit hostname resolution in libaudit if host is empty - If log_group and user are not root, don't check dispatcher perms - Fix a bug when executing "ausearch -te today PM" - Add --exit search option to ausearch - Fix parsing config file when kerberos is disabled * Tue Apr 14 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - refresh patches
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BetterPrivacy-signed 1.77 Requires Restart
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Control a new, trickier kind of cookie, better known as an LSO or Flash cookie. The BetterPrivacy safeguard offers various ways to handle Flash-cookies created by webpages with the help of your Flash plug-in...
This add-on is not compatible with your version of Firefox because of the following:
About this Add-on
- If you have problems or suggestions please do not post it here but send an email
- This add-on is guaranteed to work only with the official Firefox release branch, meaning nightly-versions or other beta releases are not explicitly supported (even including ESR-versions).
*Warning about add-ons pretending to care for your privacy but actually selling your personal, (sometimes non-anonymized) user data to third-parties:
*Warnung zu Add-ons die vorgeben die Privatsphäre zu schützen, jedoch Ihre privaten Daten (teilweise in nicht-anonymisierter Form) an Dritte verkaufen:
1. WOT-Web of Trust
- https://www.ndr.de/fernsehen/sendungen/panorama3/Panorama-3-die-ganze-Sendung,panoramadrei2296.html (deutsch)
- http://www.ghacks.net/2016/11/01/browsing-history-sold/ (english)
2. Ghostery
- https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Kritik-an-Werbeblocker-Ghostery-1890879.html (deutsch)
- http://www.businessinsider.com/evidon-sells-ghostery-data-to-advertisers-2013-6?IR=T (english)
Better Privacy serves to protect against special longterm cookies, a new generation of 'Super-Cookie', which silently conquered the Internet. This new cookie generation offers unlimited user tracking to industry and market research. Concerning privacy Flash-cookies are most critical.
This add-on was made to make users aware of those hidden, never expiring objects and to offer an easier way to view and to manage them - since browsers are unable to do that for you.
Flash-cookies (Local Shared Objects, LSO) are pieces of information placed on your computer by a Flash plug-in. Those Super-Cookies are placed in central system folders. They are frequently used like standard browser cookies. Although their threat potential is much higher as of conventional cookies, only few users began to take notice of them.
BetterPrivacy allows to list and manage Flash-cookies, e.g. to remove those objects automatically on browser start, browser exit or by a configurable timer function while certain desired Flash cookies can be excluded from automatic deletion. So this extension becomes sort of "install and forget add-on". Usually automatic deletion is safe (no negative impact on your browsing), especially if the deletion timer is activated. The timer can delay automatic deletion for new or modified Flash-cookies which might be in use. It also allows to delete those objects immediately if desired. Users who wish to to manage all Flash-cookies manually can disable the automatic functions or exclude certain Flash-cookies from automatic deletion.
Some Flash-cookie (LSO) properties in short...
- they are never expiring - staying on your computer for an unlimited time.
- by default they offer a storage of 100 KB (compare: Usual cookies 4 KB).
- browsers are not fully aware of LSO's, They often cannot be displayed or managed by browsers.
- via Flash they can access and store highly specific personal and technical information (system, user name, files,...).
- ability to send the stored information to the appropriate server, without user's permission.
- Flash applications do not need to be visible
- there is no easy way to tell which Flash-cookie sites are tracking you.
- shared folders allow cross-browser tracking, LSO's work in every flash-enabled application
- the Flash company doesn't provide a user-friendly way to manage LSO's, In fact it's incredible cumbersome.
- many domains and tracking companies make extensive use of Flash-cookies.
This kind of cookies is not harmless.
IF YOU PERMIT DELETION OF LSO's,
Frequently asked questions (FAQ):
Please scroll to the bottom of the page.
Recommended comprehensive Flash-cookie article (topic: UC Berkeley research report)
Wikipedia LSO information:
See what Google finds:
Other privacy add-ons strongly recommended:
1. Self-Destructing Cookies
2. Decentraleyes: There is a new tracking threat - no longer using any kind of cookies. Tracking companies invented a new and highly effective way to follow web users
If you have a problem, please send an email so that I can answer. Do not post your questions in reviews (instead see support email here).
Developer's Comments
Q: I notice that when I go to the Flash Player settings manager site I still get a list of visited pages.
A: In default configuration BetterPrivacy does *not* delete the Flash-Player-default cookie. Some users consider the default cookie as important since it keeps Flash-Player update settings as well as some camera or microphone settings. The default cookie also keeps a complete list of all visited LSO pages. However, the stored data associated with those visited pages will be deleted by BetterPrivacy though.
As long as the default cookie is kept, Flash-Player's settings-manager still shows a complete list of all visited pages, even if BetterPrivacy deleted all data storing objects. Go to BetterPrivacy's options and check 'Also delete Flash-Player default cookie' in order to remove the list of visited pages as well as the Flash-Player settings.
Q: Error-message: Flash application data folder not found!
A: As noted at the beginning, if you do not have a FLASH-plug-in installed, then you do NOT need BetterPrivacy! Only a Flash-plug-in can place LSO's on your disk. Otherwise make sure that your browser-Flash-plug-in is correctly installed and that it works.
Q: Error-message: BetterPrivacy is searching for your Flash-cookie directory. The search takes longer than expected.
A: In Firefox open BetterPrivacy (Menu->Tools->BetterPrivacy) and enter the correct path of your Flash data directory. Depending on your operating system this should be one of the following paths:
Windows: %APPDATA%\Macromedia\Flash Player\
Macintosh: ~/Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player/
Linux/Unix: ~/.macromedia/Flash_Player/
Q: Flash has a built-in panel to define storage settings, why should I use an add-on?
Q: What about the 'Global Privacy Settings panel' located on a fairly hidden company page?
A: The usual Flash control panel only provides an option to set a storage limit on a per site basis. Thus you would need to define a new limit for every single Flash-site you visit. If you look at many different sites a day you easily end up in wasting your time by defining all those limits. Moreover there exist functional Flash embeds that are not visible - so you would not be aware that you missed to define a limit.
A: You can use it to globally deny storage of web site data - but as storage is disabled it might happen that a LSO powered site denies it's service too. Of course, with global settings you cannot make exceptions. Besides the global LSO there will be stored additional settings LSO's for every Flash site (so some tracking still remains possible). Also be aware that the global settings LSO does not get deleted. Note that the company could have made this global panel available from the right click menu but they didn't. All in all you see that the process for managing permissions is practically unusable.
Q: How to find out how many cookies currently are stored on my computer?
A: Go to BetterPrivacy's options (Firefox tools menu), LSO-manager tab. All currently stored LSOs, if any, are listed there. Note that some sites store their cookies instantly when loading, others not before they are closing.
Q: What might happen if I give permission to delete (some of) my LSOs?
A: It is pretty much the same thing as with usual cookies. In most cases nothing happens. However, to gain all conveniences some services might require you to be tracked. For example they could store some data (e.g. Flash game settings) together with the tracking data itself. They bundle some interesting feature along with tracking data to get you to keep the awful cookie. Read next topic on how to exclude special cookies from deletion.
Q: How to exclude certain LSOs from automatic deletion?
A: Go to BetterPrivacy's options (Firefox tools menu), LSO-manager tab, select the site/cookie folder you want to exclude and press 'Prevent automatic LSO deletion'. Note that you allow tracking with every excluded LSO. Important: Protection means those LSO's are excluded from BetterPrivacy's deletion but the owner web site still can delete them as well as any other programs you might have running!
Q: How to select more than one LSO at a time?
A: With BetterPrivacy you do not need to select multiple LSO's, BetterPrivacy provides a more user-friendly kind of selection: Just highlight those (usually few) LSO's you wish to exclude from deletion and press the "Prevent automatic LSO deletion" - button for each excluded LSO. Finally press the "Remove all" - button. You will be asked if you wish to delete every LSO or only those which are not excluded.
Q: What means <settings LSO>, <default LSO>, <local LSO>
A: A settings-LSO does not store any data defined by websites, but about those sites: It can store information which is defined by you - the computer user. Therefore each settings-LSO needs to store the website-URL in order to identify the appropriate pages. The user-defined information can be used to determine how the Flash-player should behave on a certain site (e.g. special site volume or camera settings or rules that describe how to handle LSO's on the site). Thus it usually is not necessary to delete this kind of LSO. The user-defined data is not accessible by websites. However, if someone has physical access to your computer (e.g. multi-user system) other locally present users could see which Flash-sites have been visited in the past. The default-LSO is a special settings-LSO storing global (default) settings-data, as well as Flash-player-update settings. This LSO also keeps a complete list of all visited Flash-sites. In BetterPrivacy it is excluded from automatic deletion by default, but you can change this behavior in the BetterPrivacy options. A local-LSO is not stored by a website but by Flash-software installed on your computer.
Q: Does BetterPrivacy block any sites or alter any settings of my Firefox installation?
A: No! BetterPrivacy never modifies web pages! The add-on does not even know that web sites exist. It just looks in the cookie folder on your hard disk at the end of a Firefox session. For sure, if you confirmed to delete some LSOs it might happen that some previously LSO-stored data, e.g. Flash game settings, are lost: It is as like as with usual cookies! To prevent such data loss, see above (How to exclude...). BetterPrivacy also stores some own preferences using a unique name space, just as every add-on does.
Q: Does every Flash application/video place a cookie on my hard disk?
A: No! There are many Flash applications which store nothing on your computer. Though BetterPrivacy will not affect them in any way.
Q: Is Firefox's 'Delete Private Data' function capable of deleting LSOs?
A: Yes, but only since Firefox version 5 and higher. To delete LSOs, Firefox currently uses the the settings for usual cookies. However, there still is no option to exclude certain LSOs from deletion or to see which LSOs have been stored.
Q: Why is it not possible to manage exclusions on a 'per site' basis like e.g. Adblock does?
A: Though it is installed as a plug-in, Flash still runs as an external application on your computer. So Flash does not permit to be intercepted on cookie storage and moreover it's cookies can be accessed only indirectly. Thus an add-on -like BetterPrivacy- can only get limited information, derived from cookies and their folder structure.
Q: Are there other ways to delete those LSOs, not using BetterPrivacy?
A: Yes, for sure! For example...
- You could write a short script to do this for you, eg. batch or vbs.
- Objection is an alternate Firefox extension capable of acting like BetterPrivacy.
- Flash itself provides an option to set a storage limit on a per site basis, but you would need to define a new limit for every Flash-site you visit.
-You might also use an external 3rd party application which you would need to install on your computer.
- Finally you can delete the LSO's manually by using a simple file manager. See Wikipedia article, which is mentioned above, for details.
- Add-ons like 'FlashBlock' do not block Flash-cookies because they only prevent Flash from being displayed but Flash is still loaded. Also FlashBlock and similar add-ons can be defeated by simple HTML code
Q: Why does BetterPrivacy not delete the Asset-cache or Flash folder xyz?
A: BetterPrivacy only deletes privacy related data, that means data that helps to identify the user or computer. Fore sure, data of that kind must also be accessible by web sites. It is a common misunderstanding: The Asset-cache does not store such data.
Q: How to know what LSOs were generated during the session?
A: Open the LSO manager and click the modified column. Then all LSO's are sorted by creation date. You should see the most recent on top.
Q: BetterPrivacy fails to delete LSO's! Is this a bug?
A: No, probably not, there can be several reasons for this behavior, such as:
- In BetterPrivacy the Adobe settings.sol LSO is excluded from deletion by default. If you wish to change that behavior, open BetterPrivacy options and enable the setting 'Always delete the Flash-player default cookie'. Though the default LSO stores a list of visited Flash-Pages, it is not necessarily considered as a privacy threat. Web-pages generally have no access to that list. Sites can only see information of LSO's created and stored by same site.
Details: LSO's with name settings.sol are not created by web-pages but by the Flash application running on your local computer. The Flash application needs the settings.sol file to determine the valid origin of LSO's created and stored by web-pages. Settings.sol files also store the volume settings you have choosen for a particular web-page. Information other than that is not stored. Thus settings.sol files are no threat and in BetterPrivacy are excluded from deletion by default. However, users who share their computer with other persons, and both are using the same computer profile could be concerned about privacy. Using the same computer and account it is possible to visit the Adobe online Flash manager and to see what Flash-sites the other user recently visited. For this special situation of multi-user computer profiles it is possible to delete the settings.sol files too.
- Deleting a LSO does not mean that a Flash application cannot recreate the LSO at any time later or even immediately! Any loaded Flash application is able to recreate LSO's at any time, regardless of an existing Internet connection, regardless of the Flash application's visibility or cache status. Even while closing a web-page tab a LSO can be created. BetterPrivacy does not block LSO's (that's technically not possible in Firefox since plug-ins are independent applications installed directly on your OS) but this add-on uses the much smarter solution of delayed deletion. This allows LSO-dependent Flash applications to work properly without denying their service while any usable tracking capabilities still are prevented.
- Make sure that you did not accidentally exclude LSO's from deletion.
- If you quit Firefox while still having web-pages in tabs opened and one one of those pages is capable to store LSOs, it can happen that LSO's will not be deleted (even if BetterPrivacy is configured to delete all LSO's when quitting Firefox). This is caused by a technical limitation of the Mozilla browsers: When you quit e.g. Firefox, BetterPrivacy uses the latest possible chance to delete stored LSO's. However, at that time the web-pages can still be loaded and active, since Firefox sometimes first terminates it's add-ons before it closes all web-pages. Thus a web-page has a chance to store a LSO after add-ons already have been unloaded by Firefox. In other words, BetterPrivacy cannot detect LSO's that are stored at a later time as the beginning of Firefox shutdown. This Firefox behavior has been seen for FF version 3.x and certain browser configurations, however the bug might be fixed in future versions.
If this is a problem for you, choose one of the following solutions: Either activate the BetterPrivacy setting to delete LSO's at Firefox startup, or make sure that all web-pages (at least Flash-pages) have been closed before quitting Firefox or file a Firefox bug (e.g. add-ons terminated earlier than plug-ins and web-pages) at bugzilla.mozilla.org.
Q: BetterPrivacy deletes LSO's though I protected them! Is this a bug?
A: No, probably not, because even if LSO's have been excluded from automatic deletion in BetterPrivacy, they still can be deleted (this cannot be avoided by an add-on) by any other means at any time for any reason, such as:
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Didn't Konohamaru become a chunin in the OVA #9. I'm not really sure Naruto did but he may have. Despite this, the Infobox says that Konohamaru is still a genin.
I do not not permission to edit the Infobox of Konohamaru either as a guest or signed in. I'm pretty sure of my evidence.
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Can anyone either dispute my claim if I am mistaken or help me out correcting this issue that Konohamaru is a chunin. The kid worked hard and he deserves justice! —This unsigned comment was made by Smiley3v3rgr33nbitz9 (talk • contribs) .
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3 ways to play game day
Fan-pleasing audio-video systems in 3 rooms
Steve Kindig has been an electronics enthusiast for over 30 years. He has written extensively about home and car A/V gear for Crutchfield since 1985. Steve is also a volunteer DJ at community radio station WTJU, where he is a regular host of the American folk show "Atlantic Weekly," as well as the world music program "Radio Tropicale."
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Heads up!Welcome to this article from the Crutchfield archives. Have fun reading it, but be aware that the information may be outdated and links may be broken.
We wanted to create the ideal whole-house viewing party for football fans. Our friend Ben's home provided the perfect setting, and our first stop was his basement home theater. It's the ultimate guy hangout: dark cherrywood shelves filled with books, bourbon, and cigars. His existing system is good, but we brought along some gear that that we knew would deliver all the excitement of the biggest game of the year.
|Ben's basement home theater is the kind of room guys love to hang out in. We replaced the 50" plasma TV with a projector and screen, which made the room even better for "event" viewing with a crowd.
Expanding the experience in a basement home theater
Ben's 50" plasma was pretty nice, but there's a special magic about projector-based systems. You just can't beat them for "event" viewing with a crowd. Ben's basement could definitely get dark, but savoring movies cinema-style wasn't the top priority — watching sports was. We chose Epson's excellent 5020e projector partly because it offers a wide range of brightness options: partygoers can keep a few lights on to refill beverages or grab another slice of pizza while still enjoying a crisp, high-contrast picture.
|Epson's 5020e throws a spectacular picture, and features wireless HDMI for easier hookup.
Normally, a high-quality projector like the 5020e would be mounted to the ceiling, or at least placed on a sturdy shelf in the back of the room. But we just needed a short-term setup for the photo shoot, and that was another reason we went with the 5020e. Epson's wireless HDMI feature means that cabling simply isn't an issue. The wireless receiver is built into the projector chassis, while the small transmitter module goes near the equipment. Whether we used a Blu-ray player or high-def satellite box this combo delivered a flawless 1080p picture wirelessly — in 2D or 3D. No image stutter, no lip-sync issues, just a seamless high-def experience. We connected the player and satellite box via HDMI to a Denon A/V receiver, then used a single HDMI out to the Epson's wireless transmitter module.
Hey, don't forget the sound
|PSB's Imagine Minis produce a remarkably big sound from such compact speakers.
A great picture deserves great sound, right? One of our favorite small bookshelf speakers is PSB's Imagine Mini, and its winning combination of clear, spacious sound and good looks made it a natural choice for Ben's room. We went with the Black Ash finish to avoid having a wood finish that didn't exactly match the cherrywood shelving. A pair of the Minis slipped easily onto the shelves in front. Normally, we'd use another Mini or the Mini Center for the center channel, but we wanted punchier sound to better match the large projected image, so we upgraded to the Imagine C center.
A pair of the Imagine S surrounds went on the back wall. And after playing with a few subwoofers in the Crutchfield Labs, we chose NHT's B-12d powered subwoofer. It's surprisingly compact for a 12" sub, and it can bring the thunder for movie soundtracks, yet it also sounds exceptionally tight and tuneful with music. There wasn't a good spot to place it on the floor, so we improvised and tucked the sub into the front left corner, sitting on the counter. From the seating area it was difficult to locate the sub either visually or sonically, but it definitely contributed a satisfying amount of deep bass.
|The Denon AVR-4520CI receiver has the brains and muscle to handle just about any system.
Denon's 9-channel AVR-4520CI receiver has more than enough brains and muscle to command this basement system. It drove the Imagine speakers with ease, creating a spacious soundfield that was very detailed and precise. There are a zillion ways to customize the sound, but we did like most people and took advantage of Audyssey Labs' MultEQ automatic setup and room calibration. It not only made things sound more balanced overall, but also seemed to anchor the front-stage dialogue and effects more effectively to the screen.
For the system's Blu-ray player our goals were top-notch picture and sound quality along with same-brand ease of use, so the obvious choice was Denon's DBT-3313UDCI.
Next stop: the upstairs living room
|For Ben's living room, we wanted an uncomplicated system that delivered on picture and sound quality but didn't clutter the room with components and speakers.
Surround sound that hides in plain sight
|Definitive Technology's SoloCinema XTR system has a sound bar and separate wireless subwoofer.
Our challenge: How to outfit Ben's beautiful living room with a real home theater system that wouldn't get in the way. The oak mantel below the TV screamed "sound bar." But a lot of sound bars create their surround effects by bouncing sounds off the room's walls and ceiling. Ben's room pretty much ruled that out — it has a stairway on one side, opens onto the kitchen in back, and has a 20-foot ceiling!
|The SoloCinema's multiple drivers and advanced sound processing create the illusion of being surrounded by a roomful of speakers.
Our solution: Definitive Technology's SoloCinema XTR. It's a two-piece powered surround sound system that's a cinch to set up and use. The long and low sound bar is only 2-3/8" deep, so it's the ideal companion for today's ultra-slim TVs. It has dedicated speakers and amplification for five channels, all controlled by sound-shaping digital circuitry. We set it up in just a few minutes — just plugged it in and made single-cable HDMI connections to the TV and satellite box.
The SoloCinema's powered subwoofer is about the size of a stocky briefcase, and is easy to tuck out of sight behind or even under furniture (you can lay it on its back pointing up). It communicates wirelessly with the sound bar, so you can place the sub anywhere in the room and simply plug it in to an AC outlet. The system's remote gives you total control: volume, bass, and source without moving from your sofa.
A TV that gets people talking
We chose Samsung's über-sleek 60" ES8000-series TV for the place of honor above the fireplace. Its super-thin bezel creates an eye-catching "all screen" look. There are a lot of windows in the room and we were concerned about screen reflections, but the TV's anti-glare coating did its job. We saw deep blacks and vivid, accurate colors even with some lights on. The small bump on top of the TV is the camera/microphone for voice and gesture controls and Skype video calls.
If you can't stand the heat, get out to the kitchen
|Our final A/V setup was outside the box — literally. We stopped by the house of our top TV guy, Scott. His outdoor kitchen demanded a TV and speakers that not only performed well but could stand up to the elements year-round.
An outdoor kitchen lets you take the party outside
If, like us, you're lucky enough to live where the weather is generally nice at post-season football time, you may have a great party venue on your hands that you've never considered.
Here's an example. Recently, our top TV guy, Scott, completed an outdoor kitchen in his backyard — a suburban Stonehenge he'd been planning for years. When a carload of us showed up at his door to do the photo shoot, he couldn't wait to show us around. With a built-in grill, fridge, and sink, and a weather-proof TV, we didn't want to leave! As the sun went down and the air chilled, Scott built a roaring fire in the huge fireplace.
|Polk Audio Atrium7 all-weather indoor/outdoor speakers.
For all-weather viewing he'd mounted a 46" SunBriteTV® 4660HD outdoor TV up where everyone could see it. Its high-impact resin exterior resists heat, cold, and moisture. SunBriteTV certifies this set to operate over an incredibly wide temperature range: 122ºF to -24ºF!
The TV was flanked by a pair of Polk's brawny Atrium7 all-weather speakers, which filled the space with rich sound. The rugged design meets or exceeds military specs for full exposure to the elements. These are a great option for any damp environment whether you're installing them in the backyard or in a bathroom.
The receiver and satellite box were placed safely indoors
Weather-proof TVs and speakers make being outdoors just that much more enjoyable. But the sensitive electronics in components like receivers, Blu-ray players, satellite receivers and cable boxes, etc. aren't designed for outdoor use — even if the location is sheltered. In fact, using components outdoors will usually void the warranty. The A/V receiver and Dish satellite box were located in one of the kitchen cupboards.
|Marantz NR1603 receiver.
The receiver controlling this system is the Marantz NR1603. It's network-capable, which provided a neat solution to the challenge of operating the system from out in the outdoor kitchen. Once we downloaded the Marantz Remote App we were able to control the receiver with an iPhone® — basic stuff like power, volume, and input selection. And because the Marantz also has built-in Apple AirPlay®, it was easy to play music directly from the phone or to access any of the music in Scott's iTunes library on his computer.


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Popular property highlights
Situated in St. George, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Outlets at Zion, Dixie State College of Utah, and St. George Musical Theater. Hansen Stadium and Vernon Worthen Park are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 131 rooms offer conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, along with free WiFi, free wired Internet, and LCD TVs. Guests will also find room service, premium bedding, and coffee makers.
Guest Highlights
- Spotless guestrooms
- Good location
- Pool
- Helpful staff
Courtyard by Marriott St George
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Courtyard by Marriott St George features 2 spa tubs, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 4150 square feet (374 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Courtyard by Marriott St George is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Conference space size (meters) - 374
- Number of meeting rooms - 9
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- Year Built 2006
- Conference space size (feet) - 4150
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- Number of floors - 4
- Total number of rooms - 131
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Snack bar/deli
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Indoor pool
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- Wedding services
- Free wired Internet
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
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- Free Wi-Fi
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- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Room service (limited hours)
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free weekday newspaper
- Desk
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- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Premium TV channels
- Refrigerator
- Shower/tub combination
- Video-game console
- Free WiFi
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Where to Eat
Buffet and continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Courtyard Cafe - This café specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast only.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
2 spa tubs are on site along with an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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Tahoe woman admits taking $130,000
November 7, 2013
A 46-year-old South Lake Tahoe woman pleaded guilty to embezzlement Tuesday, admitting she stole $130,000 from the Horizon casino at Stateline while she worked as the cage manager.
District Judge Tod Young set sentencing for Jan. 7, 2014, for Ana Luisa Sanchez-Demarmolejo.
According to a report from the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Demarmolejo admitting stealing the money from the casino safe in $1,000 and $5,000 increments.
The crimes reportedly occurred between Jan. 1 and Sept. 21.
She faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
According to terms of a plea agreement, the state will recommend Demarmolejo be sentenced to probation, and she promised to pay back the $130,000.
She reportedly told officials she had a gambling problem, and turned herself in because she felt guilty.
■ A 49-year-old Carson City woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to her third conviction of driving under the influence, and agreed to spend 60 days in Douglas County Jail before she is sentenced.
Ann Syphus-Freed told District Judge Tod Young she was under the influence of Lorazepam, methadone and methamphetamine when she was arrested on May 15.
She has two prior convictions in 2011 in Tahoe Township and East Fork Township.
In a plea agreement, Syphus-Freed agreed to plead guilty and complete 60 days in jail before sentencing.
The district attorney's office agreed to dismiss additional charges, and not file an additional penalty because Syphus-Freed failed to appear for an Oct. 15 court appearance, and violated other pre-release conditions by using methamphetamine.
She may apply for a DUI diversion program if she qualifies; otherwise, she faces up to six years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
Syphus-Freed is ineligible for probation.
"You need to know I am well aware you blew us off and did not appear as ordered," Young said. "If you don't get on better footing, you've already demonstrated to us you're not too reliable. It won't be hard to put you in prison to protect the citizenry."
A $10,000 warrant was issued for Syphus-Freed in October after she failed to appear in court. He set sentencing for Jan. 7.


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hmm.... I can't say. It's too difficult. :D
I don't like that ouran high school host club couple. *already forgot their names* Oz/Alice from pandora hearts is kinda cute. (:
But but but............................... well.. I can not answer.
KeiichixMion from Higurashi
Also, (don't be offended, naruhina fans) HINATAXNARUTO SUCKS! For some reason, this pairing sickens me.
I prefer narutoxtenten (the most random pairing) or nejixhinata
For some reason, my sister likes LinkxPit(super smash bros brawl)
This beef is certified organic by the FDA. Sorry, come later.
Best anime couples:
Usui and Misaki
Amu and Ikuto
Tomoya and Nagisa
Yuuki and Zero
Karin and Kazune
Louise and Saito
I know thats a lot. but eh lol
yeah ok
Well I guess Im dying to c SasuNaru. Any yuri parings are the worst @_@ The best paring would be:
Im busy, fixing
lurking in your closet
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Even Utena/Anthy?
Or are you just biased against lesbian couples?
okay I dont like them because Im straight >>
Im busy, fixing
Best couples:
Ren & Nana T_T - Nana
Hachi & Nobu - Nana
Zero & Yuuki - VK
Kyo & Thoru - Fruits Basket
Lucy & Kouta - Elfen Lied
Nanami & Yano - Bokura ga ita
Rosette & Chrono - Chrono Crusade
Usui & Misaki - Kaichou wa Maid sama
Ikuto & Amu - Shugo Chara ( seen only a few eps)
Koizumi & Otani - Lovely Complex
Rima & Shiki - VK
Kagome & Inuyasha - Inuyasha
Worst couples:
Yuka & Kouta - Elfen Lied
Yamamoto & Yano - Bokura ga ita
✿.。.: *◕‿-。 ❤。◕‿◕。 * :.。.✿
Amuto is a good couple, Tadamu is the worst couple...
Any guy can love thousand girls, only a real guy can love her in thousand ways..
lurking in your closet
Naruto and Sasuke have a pretty messed up relationship lol
artgeek707 wrote:
Sessh-Inu wrote:
artgeek707 wrote:
Even Utena/Anthy?
Or are you just biased against lesbian couples?
okay I dont like them because Im straight >>
but you like yaoi couples
yaoi sucks lol yuri fucking rules. any yaoi couple sucks ass
manko dechuuu!
Best Couples:
1. Rin x Len - Vocaloid
2. Taiga x Ryuuji - Toradora!
3. Usui x Misaki - KWMS
4. Lelouch x Kallen - Code Geass
5. Kaname x Yuki - Vampire Knight
6. Tachibana x Otonashi - Angel Beats
7. Loki x Lucy - Fairy Tail
8. Ren x Kyoko x Sho - Skip Beat! (sorry, but I liked even if Kyoko ends up with Shotaro =/)
9. Hikaru x Haruhi (but, oh man...Haruhi at the final began to date Tamaki-senpai already hahaha! so Hikaru is for me e.e XD)
10. Yul x Ga Cheaong - Goong (sorry if i writed wrong the name of the Seja-bin xP!)
11. Teru x Himawari - Koko ni Iru Yo!
12. Arata x Hikaru - Moe Kare!
13. Andou x Ninako - Strobe Edge
And many more! *-*
Rin x Len
Ten Thousand of butterflies ♪
Hmm.. The best for me would be:
Amu and Ikuto from Shugo Chara!
[I also like Tadamu.. But.. Amuto still the best! ]
Mikan and Natsume from Gakuen Alice!
The sweet moments of NatsuMikan is soo awesome!
Kisshu and Ichigo from Tokyo Mew Mew
I know they didn't end up with each other, but they are still the best. :)
Death the Kid and Maka From Soul Eater
I know too that Maka is obviously going to be with Soul, but I don't care. They are my love. :))
WORST WiLL BE..
Aoyama and Ichigo from Tokyo Mew Mew!
NO Offence if you are their likers. Its my opinion.
G-Dragon <33
Yagiri Seiji and the girl who has a scar around her neck
- On Seiji's part, he's anti-social. Only comes to school to make a fool outta himself. Saying that he; "Doesn't have time"
^ is one of the most trashy characters of Durarara!!
Best couple:
Miria and Isaac from Baccano! I love them.


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When I first started working on fiscal policy in the 1980s, I never thought I would consider Sweden any sort of role model.
It was the quintessential cradle-to-grave welfare state, much loved on the left as an example for America to follow.
But Sweden suffered a severe economic shock in the early 1990s and policy makers were forced to rethink big government.
They've since implemented some positive reforms in the area of fiscal policy, along with other changes to liberalize the economy.
I'm particularly impressed that Swedish leaders imposed some genuine fiscal restraint.
Here's a chart, based on IMF data, showing that the country enjoyed a nine-year period where the burden of government spending grew by an average of 1.9 percent per year.
From a libertarian perspective, that's obviously not very impressive, particularly since the public sector was consuming about two-thirds of economic output at the start of the period.
But by the standards of European politicians, 1.9 percent annual growth was relatively frugal.
And since Mitchell's Golden Rule merely requires that government grow slower than the private sector, Sweden did make progress.
Real progress. It turns out that a little bit of spending discipline can pay big dividends if it can be sustained for a few years.
This second chart shows that the overall burden of the public sector (left axis) fell dramatically, dropping from more than 67 percent of GDP to 52 percent of economic output.
By the way, the biggest amount of progress occurred between 1994 and 1998, when spending grew by just 0.27 percent per year. That's almost as good as what Germany achieved over a four-year period last decade.


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If you are looking to get your athletes matched please state their: nationality, weight, class (A,B,C) and number of total fights.
Andreas Olsen, Norwegian, 93 kilos, pro, 0 pro fights yet
Bernat Pados, Norwegian, 105 kilos, pro, 1 amateur fight which he lost on points and 1 pro fight which he won on TKO
Szymon Szynkiewiecz, Polish, 93 kilos, pro, 1 pro fight which he won on TKO.
Nic Ruben Nikolaisen, Norwegian, 77 kilos, pro, 2 pro fights, 1 win by sub and one loss by TKO
These guys are available to fight anywhere in Europe and beyond with at least 5 weeks notice. The 70kgs guy is always fight ready so he can do short notice if the terms are right.
Martin Begley @-70kgs, Pro A Class, (11-14-0)
Martin will fight any Lightweight in Europe given the right prep time no questions asked.
Kevin Carney @-65.8 kgs, Pro A Class, (6-8-0)
Kevin will fight any Featherweight in Europe with the similar amount of fights on his record.
Conor Cooke @-84 or -80kgs Pro A or B Class, Debut
Conor is looking for his first Pro fights now after having a Semi-Pro record of (4-1-0).
We also have a large number of Amateur and Semi-Pro fighters available if needed.
We are situated in Northern Ireland and can fly from either Belfast International, Belfast City or Dublin Airport.
For booking please PM me here.
Jay Mortimore, English, 115kg, pro, 4-1-0
http://www.jaymeanstreakmortimore.com/index.php www.lionsdenuk.co.
Hi !!,
Got a fighter from Sweden who would like some fights at Costa del Sol,,
Peter Ryrland ,70 kg
4 Submission wrestling matcher, 2w 2l. 1w choke 1w points. The losses is a draw but lost on activity
3 Shootfighting matcher, 2w-1L. 1w rsc (referee stops contest, "slag") 1w by points. Never KO'ed or TP'ed out
Come on guys,,Have more scandinavian fighters who needs fights
This is the real deal,,PM me for bookings
European No Gi champion bjj Brown belt
Arek Zienkiewcz
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Nick Hein, German, pro 8-1-1
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Bold shades of yellow and fiery reds definitely dominated the red carpet this week. From the understated to the extravagant, find out what we love about each one of these looks. Here's a peek at Celebs.com's top 5 best-dressed celebs of the week.
5. Jenna Dewan
Sporting a simple but chic red, embellished Notte by Marchesa dress with a coordinating clutch and Baccarat ring, actress Jenna Dewan looks undeniably elegant at the South by Southwest premiere of her husband Channing Tatum's latest film, 21 Jump Street. She completes her look with nude Christian Louboutin Pigalle pumps and wears her hair down and straight.
4. Michelle Williams
Actress Michelle Williams proves that less really is more at the Tokyo premiere of her film My Week with Marilyn earlier this week. The star wears an angelic white Alexander McQueen gown accessorized with a delicate diamond necklace by Forevermark jewelry and that's all. She keeps her hair and makeup simple as well.
3. Elizabeth Banks
Donning an eye-popping yellow, sequin, open back dress by Bill Blass, actress Elizabeth Banks is all smiles as she poses on the red carpet at the London premiere of her latest film The Hunger Games on Wednesday. She carries a Judith Leiber clutch and finishes off her ensemble with Irene Neuwirth earrings and a Diamond in the Rough ring.
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Perhaps his conservative political instinct will ultimately keep Murdoch from plunging fully into the yes camp.
"I did not know about, nor did I try to hide, wrongdoing," Murdoch writes.
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Just tried this today and didn't work for me but I'm using the KDE x64 bit version of BT5. Not sure if that is an issue at this time and only works in 32bit versions. Will put in a bug report if I can't find any other solutions.
I just installed BT5 (32-bit GNOME) and discovered this build did not have the pcaprub extensions installed. So, Metasploit won't do anything with the raw socket modules except give an error. In the interest of saving others time, below is a cut-and-paste from the Metasploit wiki on how to do this (Note that the Metasploit wiki says "# cd /pentest/svn/framework3/external/pcaprub", but that's incorrect for BT5)
# cd /pentest/exploits/framework3/external/pcaprub
# ruby extconf.rb
# make && make install
Hope this helps!
Just tried this today and didn't work for me but I'm using the KDE x64 bit version of BT5. Not sure if that is an issue at this time and only works in 32bit versions. Will put in a bug report if I can't find any other solutions.
You should try update msf but not by Package Manager but rather by msfupdate located in "Linux menu start" so to speak and then
# cd opt/framework3/msf3/external/pcaprub
# ruby extconf.rb && make && make install
I know that both paths point to the same location but trying with /pentest/exploits/... I just couldn't get it to work. Got errors again ang again.
After that open msfconsole with Befepgs's technique(http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...e-problem.html at the bottom):
# ruby /pentest/exploits/framework3/msfconsole
althoug I found this ineffective in my case so I tried:
# ruby /opt/framework3/msf3/msfconsole
Again these are pointing to the same directory, but with /pentest/... I tried so many times and nothing and with /opt/... just worked after first try and I tried to scan my network with 'ipidseq' and evertyting works great from now on. And I didn't downloaded any packages on my own. Everything provided by BT.
I think that this could be the method of setting pcaprub up and running msf varies on type of machine you have (not just x86/x64) and hardware that's inside, maybe how it's configured by BT during installation. It seems stupid but everyone has the same copy and most people do the same thing: install, reboot, update everything with package manager and start msf to check with one of the scanners if pcaprub is installed. And look how many possibilites there are to get around this problem and how many people found their own ways to set up everything. Of course there are lucky who have no problems with their computers and BT5.
But now I'm just thinkin' out loud.
Have you tried opening a terminal window & running msfconsole straight from the Metasploit directory? You may find the pcaprub extensions work properly then (they did for me).
If anyone is still having problems with this (I couldn't find any answers in this or in any other thread) - even after doing the famous
For me, after doing this, msfconsole still would not load this library, and when i triedCode:cd /pentest/exploits/framework3/external/pcaprub ruby extconf.rb && make && make install
I got a symbol load error - which I was getting nowhere with...Code:gem install pcaprub
Simple solution, when you run msfconsole - it actually runs a few scripts and then loads the console, one of them sets up the environment (/opt/framework3/scripts/setenv.sh).
so simple - after making and installing (which gives you a pcaprub.so file) you just add the path to it to the setenv.sh script to the RUBYLIB path.
so the whole thing is:
then:Code:cd /pentest/exploits/framework3/external/pcaprub ruby extconf.rb && make && make install
go down to where it says:Code:gedit /opt/framework3/scripts/setenv.sh &
there will be a LOT of paths in RUBYLIB, separated by ":" just add ":/opt/framework3/msf3/external/pcaprub" to the end, close it, restart the console - and it should work fine. I tried it on both the gnome 32 and 64 bit releases of backtrack5.Code:##### RUBY ENV ##### # Don't override GEM_PATH so users can install gems for the system ruby and # they at least have a chance of working with ours GEM_HOME="/opt/framework3/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1" RUBY_HOME="/opt/framework3/ruby" RUBYLIB="..."


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Jordi Roca, the World's Best Pastry Chef, Visits New York
For chef Jordi Roca of world-renowned restaurant El Celler de Can Roca, culinary creativity and experimentation means viewing ingredients with fresh eyes. "We'll look at an artichoke as if it came from another planet," he said through an interpreter while teaching a master class at the International Culinary Center on Monday.
"We do a full study of the ingredient, and then we start experimenting with it," he said. In a vanilla bean, for example, Roca tasted hints of black olives in the skin, along with caramel notes. He decided to incorporate caramelized olives, black olive oil, dried olives and caramel gelatin into one of the restaurant's desserts.
Roca, named the world's best pastry chef of 2014 by Restaurant magazine, took time off from his duties at the Girona, Spain-based restaurant—which he runs with brothers Joan and Josep—to teach the class. The event is tied to a BBVA-sponsored tour to the U.S., Mexico, Peru and Colombia, for which the Roca brothers will close El Celler de Can Roca for five weeks starting in August. Two of the best students from each region will be invited to study under the Roca brothers back in Spain.
With a roughly 50-seat capacity and an 11-month-long waiting list, El Celler de Can Roca is one of the world's top culinary destinations. Last year, it took the No. 1 spot on Restaurant magazine's influential list of the World's 50 Best Restaurants, with Copenhagen's Noma reclaiming the top ranking this year.
Roca, who has experimented extensively with foods and fragrance, demonstrated a number of complex techniques to the class, including how to create a blown-sugar sculpture—shaped into a beet. Roca said the restaurant employs two people whose sole job is to create these types of sculptures—about 100 to 110 pieces per service. He also showcased a "breathing" sourdough ice cream dessert—an apparent favorite of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg—that undulated like a living organism (see video below).
Experimentation at El Celler de Can Roca often begins in the Roca Lab, a small kitchen the brothers opened about seven months ago. There, the team is encouraged to write ideas down anywhere—even on the ceiling. Finished dishes are tied to 16 concepts: memory, academia, product, landscape, wine, tradition, chromatism, sweet, innovation, poetry, boldness, magic, sense of humor, freedom, perfume and transversal creation (a way of creating using everything they've learned).
"Every Tuesday we have what we call 'Creativity Tuesday,'" said Roca. "If someone comes up with something new, this is where we discuss it. And we also invite people that don't necessarily come from the culinary world, like industrial designers, graphic designers, people that can help us add a different vision to our dishes and to our creations."
Roca views the tour as an opportunity to discover new pathways for the restaurant's cuisine. "We're learning and searching for new ways of creativity, new references to different kinds of cuisine," he told Speakeasy in a separate interview.
While he cites his own Girona as a hotspot for culinary innovation, Roca also recognizes New York's impact as a melting pot of different cultures. "There's all these different influences," He said. "It's very interesting to see how those are mixed so harmoniously."
WSJ. Magazine: The Brothers Behind El Celler de Can Roca
While in New York, Roca has made it a point to stop at a couple of top restaurants. "I was lucky to dine at Eleven Madison [Park] with Daniel Humm–he's a master," said Roca. "Also at Atera, where they offer a really fun and creative cuisine. These chefs are fantastic friends and it was really a pleasure to go to their restaurants."
Roca plans to write a pastry book, perhaps starting after the tour wraps up. "I'm going to take my time," he said. "I basically want to compile all the work that I've done over the years in pastry."
As for the future of El Celler de Can Roca, which was born from a family tradition in the restaurant business, Roca says the next generation is still too young for the brothers to think about passing the baton. "Joan's son is 17 and he wants to make a career in politics—that might help us in the culinary world," he said, laughing. "As for Josep, his son is 15. He's interested in pastry; sometimes he steps in the kitchen and helps us out."
"But for now, it's us," Roca said. "We're still continuing to work with the same enthusiasm as brothers, the three of us."
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- A group of students living in an apartment complex experienced flooding in their apartments at 9 pm. They are not getting any assistance from the complex management, are displaced and need assistance finding lodging for the night.
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PHILADELPHIA - Senior captain Alyssa Baron guided the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team to three decisive wins in six days last week and was named Co-Ivy League Player of the Week and Co-Big 5 Player of the Week by the respective league offices on Monday.
Baron led the Quakers (3-2) in scoring in all three wins - two of which came on the road and included the program's first win at La Salle in 40 years. For the week, the Miami, Fla., native averaged 18.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.0 steals, 2.7 assists, and shot 50.0% from the field and 94.7% from the free throw line.
In Penn's first win at Big 5 rival La Salle since 1973-74, Baron led the Quakers in scoring, rebounding and assists with a season-high 23 points on 9-of-16 shooting, seven boards and five assists. In a come-from-behind win against LIU, Penn trailed by six at the break, but Baron scored 11 of her team-high 15 points and had three steals in the final 20 minutes to lead Penn to victory. Then in the win at Bucknell, Baron led the Quakers with 18 points and added four rebounds, two assists and a game-high four steals. She helped ice the game and a perfect week for Penn as she went 6-for-6 from the charity stripe.
This marks Baron's first Ivy League Player of the Week accolade this year and the eighth of her career - tied for seventh-most in league history - and the sixth Big 5 weekly award of her career. Baron was also named the Ivy League Player of the Week by College Sports Madness. The Gulliver Prep product split the Ivy award with Princeton's Michelle Miller and the Big 5 honor with Natasha Cloud of Saint Joseph's.
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Sioux Falls lawmaker on waiting list for lung transplant
By David Montgomery
SIOUX FALLS (AP) — When Steve Hickey started getting winded after climbing flights of stairs, he thought he merely was out of shape.
But a trip to the doctor revealed an affliction far more serious than a surplus of pounds. Hickey, the state lawmaker and pastor for Church at the Gate in Sioux Falls, was diagnosed this fall with pulmonary fibrosis, a mysterious and deadly disease with no known treatment, the Argus Leader reported.
His only long-term hope is a lung transplant. Hickey's on the waiting list for new lungs but doesn't expect to receive one for several years. He's hoping he doesn't need it sooner.
"There's a window of time. They don't want to wait too long, but they don't want to do it too early," Hickey said.
He's trying to stay positive about the disease, in which scar tissue in the lungs gradually decreases their capacity to provide air for the body.
"If you Google (pulmonary fibrosis), it's depressing," Hickey said. "They say the average person lives three to five years after diagnosis, without a transplant. I refuse to accept that."
For now, Hickey's going full-speed ahead.
He's still preaching on Sundays and will be making speeches on the floor of the state House of Representatives. This year Hickey, a Republican, is championing high-profile issues including a repeal of the death penalty.
His legislative colleagues on both sides of the aisle are cheering him on.
"We'll give Steve all the support we can," said Bernie Hunhoff, the Democratic leader in the House. "Especially Steve — he's just a caring fellow. You look at the list of the bills he's carried and you can see, even though we're of different political parties, just how deeply he cares about other people. I think he'll see some of that caring bouncing back at him."
Also backing Hickey are the parishioners at the Church at the Gate, which Hickey founded almost 20 years ago.
"It's a tough subject that was laid upon our church. However, I do believe that our church knows how to deal with this type of thing, because we've had it happen with people in our church before," said Nicole Osmundson, a member of Hickey's church. "We as a church congregation just rally behind people with illnesses that have crises in their lives.
"We've seen the power of our prayer with people at our church. Steve talks about things like that all the time, every Sunday. This is an opportunity for us to walk what we've talked about."
Pulmonary fibrosis is a familiar enemy for Hickey. Although he was just diagnosed a few months ago, his mother died from the disease several years ago. So did her brother and sister.
Though it's unknown whether pulmonary fibrosis has roots in heredity, Hickey previously enrolled in a genetic study to try to shed some light on the causes.
Watching pulmonary fibrosis claim Hickey's mother, who lived with him near the end, has made his own diagnosis more personal for his family.
"My kids are a little more sober about it," he said. "They know this isn't a cold."
Hickey has three children, ages 19 to 23 years old.
Now he's trying to think positively and rededicate himself to getting stuff done. The author of four published books, he has eight more in various stages of progress and wants to spend more time writing. Hickey also has legislative priorities he hopes to push.
While the disease might eventually force him to be on oxygen, Hickey's trying to live normally for as long as he can.
"I refuse to use the elevator," he said. "I get up to the top, and I need to sit down sometimes. But I've been joking with people that I might have to ride in the parade car now instead of walking it."
The lung transplant Hickey eventually will need to survive will come from an accident victim who agrees to donate his or her organs.
South Dakotans can visit donatelifesd.org to learn how to register as organ donors.
Hickey said the support he's received has made a big difference these past few months.
"I believe in thinking positively," he said. "I appreciate people's prayers, and I know that people care."


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The automated repair station was a mysterious alien space station capable of automatically repairing vessels at remarkable speed and catering to the needs of a vessel's crew.
This station was visited by the Earth starship Enterprise NX-01 in 2152, which had been in need of repairs following an incident in a Romulan minefield. The station began repairing the ship in record time, and it also was able to see to the needs of the crew, including the repairing of injuries, such as Malcolm Reed's left leg, which had been wounded by a Romulan mine. The station also contained food replicators, which had never previously been encountered by Humans.
In return for its repair services, the station would "charge" a fee consisting of a selectable material, such as some quantity of warp plasma. If the crew of the ship under repair refused to pay the fee, the station would start damaging the ship until the "bill" was settled.
However, upon investigation by the Enterprise crew, it was discovered that the station's computer core was using the synaptic pathways of humanoid hosts to enhance its processing capabilities. It was accomplishing this task by integrating the hosts' synaptic brain functions into the station's computer core. The station had attempted to add Travis Mayweather to its collection of hosts, creating a replica to give the impression that he had been killed in an accident, but Phlox's autopsy of the doppelgänger had revealed its true nature.
After rescuing Mayweather, Captain Jonathan Archer and his crew were able to escape and presumably destroy the station. However, unbeknownst to them, after they departed, the station began to repair itself. (ENT: "Dead Stop")
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- Klingon
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- Vaadwaur
- Vulcan
- Xepolite
- Unnamed humanoids
Background information Edit
The station was designed by Doug Drexler, who was inspired by a Chinese finger puzzle, and modeled by Pierre Drolet. [1](X)
Dialogue suggests that the station was at least 130 light years from Earth.
The station's computer voice was supplied by Star Trek: Voyager actress and "Dead Stop" director Roxann Dawson. She was not credited for the role.
In retrospect, Star Trek: Enterprise co-creator and Executive Producer Brannon Braga noted, "This idea of a weird automated space station is terrific – totally creepy." (Star Trek: Communicator issue 145, p. 25)
The diagnosis hologram component was among the items which were sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [2]
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Prosecutors have charged the former chairman of the Days of '47 rodeo committee with fraud, alleging he rerouted about $304,000 in funds intended for the rodeo into his own account.
Brad Floyd Harmon, 53, was charged in 3rd District Court on Thursday with a pattern of unlawful activity, communications fraud and unlawful dealing of property by a fiduciary. Each charge, if he's convicted, carries a prison sentence of up to 15 years. The court also issued a warrant for Harmon's arrest, with his bail set at $10,000.
The Days of '47 Inc. committee told Unified police detectives last year that they'd found a $15,867 check issued to the rodeo from a clothing company, but no evidence of the payment in their records. When the committee called the company about the check, the company said someone did cash it, according to the charges.
The committee identified Harmon as the one who allegedly deposited the check into a separate account, and fired him days before the annual event. An internal investigation followed, in which the committee found more checks and funding that would have been under Harmon's control but that they had never received, according to the charges.
Days of '47 Inc. claimed that Harmon, appointed as chairman of the rodeo committee in 1997, quietly created a separate business entity for the rodeo in 2002 called Days of '47 Rodeo Inc. without informing them or getting approval, according to a resolved lawsuit over use of the name. Detectives found that five companies had paid for advertisements at the rodeo that the committee could not account for, and that Harmon had been routing those checks to the account of his new, separate company.
The chief financial officer had asked Harmon several times about the rodeo finances, and Harmon assured him that all funds connected to the rodeo were being provided and reported to Days of '47 Inc., according to the charges. After the CFO found out about Days of '47 Rodeo Inc., he confronted Harmon again and Harmon told him that no financial transactions ever took place with his separate company.
He told the Days of '47 Inc. board the same thing, the charges add.
But between 2002 and 2011, police allege that about $268,000 made out to "Days of 47 Rodeo," or some variation on that, were deposited into a Wells Fargo account, of which Harmon was sole signatory. By March 2011, the account was empty.
Detectives also found a Cyprus Credit Union account that existed from April 2011 to March 2012 that belonged to Harmon, where similar checks totalling about $36,000 had been deposited.
A board member told detectives that all withdrawals from those accounts should have been spent on the rodeo, but investigators instead found they'd been spent on everyday expenses like dry cleaning bills, gas stops and trips to the grocery store, according to the charges.
The lawsuit, meanwhile, was dismissed by a U.S. District Court judge per both parties' requests. All assets, including rodeo equipment and rights to the name, were returned to Days of '47 Inc. as part of dropping the dispute.
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By Diana Hefley Herald Writer
EVERETT — A Snohomish County corrections sergeant who assaulted a co-worker last year agreed on Monday to resign.
Jerry Dixon Jr. was accused of pulling a co-worker's hair at the jail in September. He pleaded guilty Monday in Everett District Court to fourth-degree assault, a gross misdemeanor.
Dixon, 44, didn't admit any wrongdoing, but conceded that a jury likely would find him guilty if the case went to trial. He was sentenced to 364 days in jail. A judge suspended all that time as long as Dixon doesn't break the law over the next two years. He also is forbidden from having contact with the victim.
As part of his plea, Dixon agreed to leave his job, Snohomish County deputy prosecutor Michael Boska said.
Sheriff's officials placed Dixon on administrative leave after the allegations surfaced. However, a few weeks ago he was allowed to return to work after being demoted. The criminal case was unresolved at the time.
The criminal and internal investigations were done separately, Snohomish County sheriff's bureau chief Kevin Prentiss said.
"Accommodations were made to ensure that they didn't work around each other," he added.
Court records show that the victim sought an anti-harassment order to keep Dixon away from her after she was told that he'd be returning to work.
Recently, Dixon was placed on administrative leave again after allegations surfaced that he'd violated the court order, Boska said.
As part of the plea negotiations, the deputy prosecutor agreed not to charge Dixon with a crime related to the violation.
The victim supported Monday's resolution, Boska said.
Court papers indicate the incident that led to the charge took place as an officer was ending her graveyard shift at the jail. She walked into an elevator where she was met by Dixon. She said Dixon told her she would have to fix her hair differently when she changed shifts and began reporting to him.
That's when he grabbed the top her head, holding onto her hair and jerking her head to the side, the woman reported.
While there were several witnesses to the discussion about her hair, no one actually saw the hair pulling, court papers said.
In a video of the incident the sergeant could be seen throwing punches toward but not making contact with the officer's face.
"In the video, it is apparent that (the officer) is disoriented by the assault," a sheriff's office detective wrote. "She was supposed to get off the elevator at the first stop and she appears to not be sure where she is supposed to be."
The woman later said that a considerable amount of her hair had been pulled out.
Operations at the jail have come under scrutiny in recent months after several deaths there. Two of the deaths have resulted in pending legal claims against the county alleging that inmates were denied basic medical care.
Sheriff's officials recently announced that they've asked the federal government to review operations and medical services at the jail. The sheriff's office took over operating the jail in 2008.
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I feel the same, asterisk can be setup, natd completely and still
function fine. No need for having a public ip for it. SIP providers
might need some effort to make it work, but iax2 providers, its a snap. =)
good luck.
Chris Bagnall wrote:
>>>All go right, my PBX is in my LAN and all softphones are in my LAN.
>>>Now I want to setup a public ip address and move the PBX outside my
>>>Internet <-> ADSL modem <-+-> m0n0wall <-> LAN
>>> |
> Is there a good reason why your PBX needs to be outside your LAN? My
> experience (I've done a few Asterisk + m0n0 deployments at clients' sites)
> has been that it's best to have the Asterisk + SIP phones on the same
> network segment, then port forward or 1:1 NAT (if your ISP has given you
> multiple public IPs) to allow SIP/IAX traffic into your Asterisk server.
> That way you can avoid any messy NAT traversal on the phones, which gives
> you a) less configuration work to do with each phone, b) gives you a wider
> range of SIP devices to work with, and c) means you can set up a TFTP server
> on the Asterisk server to dish out config files to all your phones
> automatically if supported by the phones.
>>Unfortunately, just to
>>keep you on your toes, telephone manufacturers differ
>>greately in how you configure them to also be NAT aware. I
>>can personally recommend any phone made by Snom for ease of
>>use. Polycom and Cisco take about 10 hours of set up to get
>>right the first time.
> If you really do want phones that'll do NAT traversal, I can add a
> recommendation for the Grandstream and Sipura phones here.
> In an ideal world, I'd recommend using SIP internally, then IAX externally
> to interconnect with other Asterisk servers at different sites, and for
> integration with IP->PSTN gateways.
> Regards,
> Chris


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Not only can we help you find a new Honda or used car that your head and heart can agree on, but our OEM Certified Honda service center can help you maintain your vehicle for the duration of ownership. From regular oil changes and tune-ups, to a more complex repair such as a clutch replacement, the Buena Park Honda car repair center has you covered. Not only are we staffed with factory trained service technicians, but we also have access to OEM Certified Honda auto parts and accessories. For expert service at a competitive price, schedule your next appointment at Buena Park Honda, serving the entire Orange County.
At Buena Park Honda, we strive to offer the best customer service, the highest value for your trade, and the most competitive pricing, because we want to be the best new and used car dealership in the area. Please contact us anytime by phone at (800) 264-5472, email or by following our step by step directions to our Orange County Honda dealership. We are just a brief drive from Cerritos, Anaheim, Long Beach and proudly serve the entire Southern California area.
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**Based on 2014 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, battery-pack age/condition and other factors.
For 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid, 115 combined miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent (MPGe) electric rating; 47 city/46 highway/46 combined MPG gasoline only rating. 13 mile maximum EV mode driving range rating. 570 mile combined gas-electric driving range rating. Based on 2014 EPA mileage and driving range ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your MPGe/MPG and driving range will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, lithium-ion battery age/condition, and other factors. For additional information about EPA ratings, visit http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/label/learn-more-PHEV-label.shtml.


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Having 40 menu items will save them 3clicks to navigate to the library


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The Complete Muay Thai Home Study Course: Secrets from Thailand.
Bit of a cheesy title but this is an excellent instructional.
4 DVDs covering: Pad work; Muay Thai clinch; Kicks & elbows; Nuts and bolts (tactics).
Shot on location and involving three instructors from 3 gyms (Lanna Muay Thai,True Bee, and Chay Yai Muay Thai).
This is a superb collection of DVDs and it's entertaining as well as having useful lessons. There's a lot to learn here but they keep it interesting. Cost me 100 US dollars and it was well worth it.
There's a clip on Youtube (Muay thai home study course secrets from Thailand) which should give you an idea
Selling for £29 (which includes P&P).