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Three Francis Marion University faculty members were honored for outstanding individual work during the past year at a faculty recognition banquet on April 18.
Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the McNair Center for Government and History Dr. T. Alissa Warters was given the Award of Excellence in Teaching; Chair of the Nursing Department Dr. Ruth Wittmann-Price was presented the Award for Excellence in Research; and Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Peter D. Hyman Professor of Fine Arts Dr. Keith Best received the Award for Excellence in Service. Each award carries a cash prize.
"Exemplary teaching, public service and scholarship are essential characteristics of a good faculty member, and these awards recognize the importance of each in our mission of educating students," said FMU President Fred Carter. "The accomplishments of Alissa, Ruth and Keith have earned the respect of this entire campus. We are all very proud of them and applaud their achievements."
Wittmann-Price earned an associate's degree in applied science and a bachelor's degree in nursing from Felician College in Lodi, N.J. in 1978 and 1981, respectively. She received a master's degree as a perinatal clinical nurse specialist from Columbia University in New York in 1983. Wittmann-Price completed her doctorate in nursing science at Widener University in Chester, Pa. in 2006.
She is author of Fundamentals of Nursing Test Success: An Unfolding Case Study Review and co-editor and chapter contributor of three books, "Nursing Education: Foundations for Practice Excellence" (2007) (American Journal of Nursing {AJN} Book of the Year Award winner), "The Certified Nurse Examination (CNE) Review Manual" (2009), and "NCLEX-RN EXCEL Test Success through Unfolding Case Study Review" (2010).
She has also published Fast facts for Developing a Nursing Academic Portfolio (2012), Nursing Concept Care Maps for Safe Patient Care (Oct. 2012) and Maternal-Child Nursing Test Success: An Unfolding Case Study Review (with Francis H. Cornelius) (2011). Her chapter, The role of the educator," in "Role Development for Doctoral Advanced Nursing Practice" (Dreher, M. & Glasgow, M. E. S., Eds.) contributed to the book winning the AJN Book of the Year Award, 2011. Wittmann-Price has also published numerous articles and presents nationally on nursing educational topics.
A native of Valdosta, Ga., Best arrived at FMU in 1993 upon earning the master of fine arts in theatre at the University of Louisville in 1993 and the bachelor of fine arts in theatre from Valdosta State University in 1986. For four years he served as chair of the faculty and was a member of the faculty senate for 11 years prior to serving as secretary and vice-chairman of the senate.
As associate dean, Best's responsibilities include working with department chairs and assisting the Dean in overseeing the College's academic programs. Professor Best will also assist in the development and coordination of initiatives originating in the Dean's Office.
Warters, a native of Rock Hill has been a member of the FMU faculty since 2004. Warters received the B.A. and M.A. degrees in political science from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Va. She received the Ph.D. degree in political science from the University of Tennessee.
Her primary research and teaching interests are the American presidency and public law. She was recently recognized for her role as co-chair of the United Nations Symposium. Warters has given numerous professional presentations on various topics. Her work has been published in several scholarly journals and magazines, all of which focus on the president of the United States and civil liberties.
Her professional memberships include the American Political Science Association, Midwest Political Science Association, South Carolina Political Science Association and Popular Culture and American Culture Association in the South.
Warters was also presented the Shared Governance Award, sponsored by the FMU Chapter of the American Association of University Professors. This award is given to a faculty member who demonstrates commitment to the principles of shared governance between the faculty, administration and the board of trustees.


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4c. 'The lunge'
The lunge is led by the gentleman jumping up and forward on the one count immediately following the backstep.
Landing on 1, hold 2, (photo)
step 3, hold 4,
backstep (5 - 6)
The lady will feel the lunge but may not get the full effect the first time, however, the second time she will know what's coming and it should go smoothly. It's common in this dance move and others for the lady to feel a lead and have a "what's he doing" reaction for a moment before realizing "Oh, that." It's accomodating therefore for the gent to do the lunge more than once and probably no more than 4 times consecutively.
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Ok, so now you want someone to help you on the mere assumption, that what you're actually claiming, is indeed true. Sounds like a load of ox balls to be honest.
Hello again everyone. This is week 4 starting out with BackTrack 2 and Iv learned so much. Iv been talking with a teacher at my college (Modesto Junior Collage) in CA. I'm in his Oracle Administration on Thursday Nights. This professor introduced me to BT. We have been in close contact over the last few weeks discussing issue and problems and questions relating to BT. we've been having a lot of fun with it, untill now....
He came up to me 2 days ago and said ">Dar> I want you to see if you can hack Oracle 10g out-of-the-box using BackTrack in front of the class this Thursday because we are starting Security". I said "sure"....
Well my sure was pretty sure...until I got stuck. I have googled my eyes out at the moment and am 99% stumped.
Heres my presentation based off of some internet information and things that iv read.
1. Obtain IP address of the box running Oracle 10g.
2. Connect on to that network.
3. Use Nmap to find Oracles Service and the listener(s) port.
4. Use Sidguess to find the SID of the database
5. Load SQLPlus from the BackTrack CD.
6. Log into the database.
Thats where I get stuck. I need to log into the database. I know the SID and the Port and IP Address which is everything you need to connect to the database but I don't know of any user name and password information. I loaded 10g in the lab and looked at the users and theres only like 2 that the password is default that has not expired. Ill need to brute force or dictionary the passwords. The "Sys" or "System" accounts Would work best I think.
The goal is to gain DBA privileges in the database from scratch.
I looked into Hydra but BackTrack's Hydra does not support Oracle stuff (I think) and I cant find anything really on Oracle on the updated Hyrda.
I think getting access to ANY oracle account with work, cause then I might be able to brute SQL force it to get me DBA privileges.
I think I might get extra credit for the presentation tommrow. But I need some help getting this. I have about 23 hours till I need to give it.
I did tell the professor that I might not be able to do it, He said "ok...try to get it by the end of the semester"
Ok, so now you want someone to help you on the mere assumption, that what you're actually claiming, is indeed true. Sounds like a load of ox balls to be honest.
[FONT=Courier New][SIZE=2][FONT=Courier New]hehe...
Well what's the point in anybody asking for any help on these forums??
Due to the nature of what we are teaching ourselves anything could be used for malicious purposes.
He's obviously put some effort into researching this unlike a few people who expect to be "spoonfed"
Sorry >Dart> I can't help, however I will be interested to know what advice will be given as this interests me
Brute forcing whatever the 'root' password is probably going to be your best bet. I don't know much about Oracle, but the nice thing about any database is you can hit it pretty hard and fast with a bruteforce attack because it being a database server it's designed for lots of access quickly.
You could probably write a simple script to run through a dictionary file that would try all kinds of combinations and exit when you have the successful one.
A third party security audit is the IT equivalent of a colonoscopy. It's long, intrusive, very uncomfortable, and when it's done, you'll have seen things you really didn't want to see, and you'll never forget that you've had one.
This was particularly interesting, sounds like Utopia
Edit: I missed that, streaker69 is already helping.He came up to me 2 days ago and said ">Dar> I want you to see if you can hack Oracle 10g out-of-the-box using BackTrack in front of the class this Thursday because we are starting Security". I said "sure"....
[FONT=Courier New][SIZE=2][FONT=Courier New]hehe...
Interesting project for security portion of an Oracle Administration. So your teacher was just like >DAR> you got a week to to obtain the pentesting skills of someone who has been at it a year or more? Better yet did he tell you this kind of question would would really get answered here? LOL If you're teacher really led you to this perhaps he should study bt a bit more. I've been here 2 weeks and I even know better than to ask "how do i haxxorz a database".
If finishing that project is the difference between an A or not than you should explain to your teacher that bt takes a bit longer than a semester to master and maybe an easier presentation would be better. I am doing Network security this semester and we use mostly Cain and able because its easier to understand, but while we use BT in class we keep it to simple wep/wpa cracking and password retrieval. I understand you're exploring Oracle security but I still think you're project is a bit advanced for where you should be at this level.
Yes I do think this is over my head a little, I think hes expecting a little more then I can handle. But he said If I dont get it I could have more time which I think ill need. I had nightmars about it last night (I just woke up). I catch on to things pretty fast and I hecka research before I even think about asking him or the board.
The "Root" in Oracle would be the DBA accounts. I could try SQL injection, but I dont know if that would get me where I need to be. Iv gotten pretty far (I gave him a report on it yesterday). I think this is my final project.
So far everything I found must be ran from the SQL prompt, but you have to have a user account on the server to get access to the SQL prompt. I need a external methed of doing it. I was googling more last night but no real luck...still...
But thats guys for trying.
Also about the forums, I'm not trying to make "assumptions" on people helping me, and I don't know if ill get a answer for sure here, but I sure can try.
See where you can get using scott/tiger.
Check secunia etc for vulnerabilities against the specific version you're testing.
Try anonymous connections to the listner/DB.
Check for un-needed oracles services...the http server etc.
Have your prof define "hack", obviously Oracle isn't 100% secure in it's default config.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.


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Blog by: George Thomas and Ron Ledgard
It's Monday morning and Northeast Ohio can pick its collective jaw off the floor given that every football fan in the area has had the opportunity to absorb one fact – the Cleveland Browns sit alone in first place courtesy of their demolition of the Cincinnati Bengals and the New York Jets, coached by Browns coach Mike Pettine's buddy Rex Ryan did the team a favor and knocked the Pittsburgh Steelers on their collective butts 20-13. I'm sure folks in Berea are saying: "Thanks, Rex!"
They are in sole possession of first place in division after midway point of season for 1st time in AFC North history, according to a spokesman.
The reality is the Browns played their way into the position. Quarterback Brian Hoyer's done it despite calls from a vocal, rabid minority calling for the heir apparent, his backup Johnny Manziel.
When the Browns selected Manziel with the 22nd pick of this past spring's draft, the talk was that Manziel would make the team relevant. Balderdash.To read more or comment...


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Skrillex announces 'Mothership Tour'
Listen to Skrillex on iHeartRadio
Skrillex has been busy taking over the world on his "Takeovers Tour" - but he's not taking any breaks from touring. The producer/DJ has just announced his "Mothership Tour" with a monster lineup including himself, Dillon Francis, DJ Snake, What So Not, and Milo & Otis.
As shown in the video below, Skrillex and his team have been hard at work on the tour's details to make sure the experience is on another level.
Check it out the video and tour dates below!


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Royal Order of the OPSEC Violation Service members are not permitted to transmit certain details about their deployments over unsecured lines. This includes data on major troop movements. Potentially, this information can be pieced together by enemies to predict upcoming operational maneuvers. The military jargon is 'OPSEC' – for Operational Security. "Loose lips, sink ships," [Read More…]
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Dementia due to metabolic causes
Dementia is a loss of brain function over weeks, months, or years that occurs with certain diseases.
Dementia due to metabolic causes is a loss of brain function that can occur with diabetes, thyroid disease, and other metabolic disorders. The term "metabolic" refers to the physical and chemical processes in the body.
Metabolic causes of dementia include:
- Endocrine disorders, such as Addison's disease or Cushing's disease
- Heavy metal exposure, such as to lead, arsenic, mercury, or manganese
- Repeat episodes of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), most often seen in people with diabetes who use insulin
- Hyperparathyroidism, which is very high levels of calcium in the blood
- Hypothyroidism (low levels of thyroid hormone) or thyrotoxicosis (very high levels of thyroid hormone in the body)
- Liver cirrhosis
- Porphyria
- Nutritional disorders, such as vitamin B1 deficiency, vitamin B12 deficiency, pellagra, or protein-calorie malnutrition
Dementia that occurs with metabolic disorders may cause confusion and changes in thinking or reasoning. These changes may be short-term or lasting. Dementia symptoms can be different for everyone. They depend on the health condition causing the dementia.
The early symptoms of dementia can include:
- Difficulty performing tasks that used to come easily, such as balancing a checkbook, playing games (such as bridge), and learning new information or routines
- Getting lost on familiar routes
- Language problems, such as having trouble finding the name of familiar objects
- Losing interest in things you previously enjoyed, flat mood
- Misplacing items
- Personality changes and loss of social skills
As the dementia get worse, symptoms are more obvious and interfere with the ability to take care of yourself:
- Changing sleep patterns, often waking up at night
- Forgetting details about current events, forgetting events in one's life history
- Having difficulty doing basic tasks, such as preparing meals, choosing proper clothing, or driving
- Having hallucinations, arguments, striking out, and behaving violently
- Having more difficulty reading or writing
- Using poor judgment and losing the ability to recognize danger
- Using the wrong word, not pronouncing words correctly, speaking in confusing sentences
- Withdrawing from social contact
Note: The person may also have symptoms from the disorder that caused dementia.
Exams and Tests
An examination of the nervous system (neurologic examination) can show different problems, depending on the cause. Abnormal reflexes may be present.
Tests to diagnose a medical condition causing the dementia may include:
- Ammonia level in the blood
- Blood chemistry, electrolytes
- Blood glucose level
- BUN, creatinine to check kidney function
- Liver function tests
- Lumbar puncture (spinal tap)
- Nutritional assessment
- Thyroid function tests
- Urinalysis
- Vitamin B12 level
To rule out certain brain disorders, a head CT scan or head MRI scan is usually done.
Treatment focuses on managing the disorder and controlling symptoms.
Medications used to treat Alzheimer's disease have not been shown to work for this type of dementia. However, sometimes these drugs are used anyway, when other treatments are unable to control the underlying problems.
See: Dementia - home care for information about taking care of a loved one with dementia.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome varies depending on the cause of the dementia and the amount of damage to the brain.
Possible Complications
Complications may include the following:
- Loss of ability to function or care for self
- Loss of ability to interact
- Pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and skin infections
- Pressure sores
- Symptoms of the underlying problem (such as loss of sensation due to a nerve injury in vitamin B12 deficiency)
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call for an appointment if symptoms get worse or continue. Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if there is a sudden change in mental status or a life-threatening emergency.
Treating the metabolic disorder may reduce the risk of developing this type of dementia.
DeKosky ST, Kaufer DI, Hamilton RL, Wolk DA, Lopez OL. The dementias. In: Bradley WG, Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, eds. Neurology in Clinical Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Butterworth-Heinemann; 2008:chap 70.
Brewer JB, Gabrieli JDE, Preston AR, Vaidya CJ, Rosen AC. Memory. In: Goetz CG, ed. Textbook of Clinical Neurology. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders;2007: chap 5.
Metabolic Syndrome and Risk of Dementia in Older Adults. Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 2010; 58(3):487-492.
Review Date: 2/16/2012
Reviewed By: Luc Jasmin, MD, PhD, Department of Neurosurgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, and Department of Anatomy at UCSF, San Francisco, CA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.


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The Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections
For more than 200 years, the libraries at the University of South Carolina have been entrusted with collections from a wide range of disciplines and historic periods. The Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections acquires, preserves and makes available rare books, manuscripts and specialized research collections to students, faculty and others around the world.
The department is named for C. Warren Irvin Jr. and Josephine B. Irvin, who in 1999 made the first major gift toward new facilities to house the collections. In the past 25 years the Irvin department's holdings have increased sevenfold. Resources exceed 150,000 volumes and 50 separate archival collections, many of which are considered the most comprehensive research collections of their kind in the world.
Major collections include those on John Milton, Robert Burns, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Charles Darwin, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Heller, as well as an extensive collection of 19th-century American literature that includes the works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman and Margaret Fuller.
The Hollings Library will enhance the ability of staff members to catalog and research the collections and make them more accessible through classes and teaching, exhibits, programs and conferences and digitization. The Smith Reading Room is spacious and wired to better meet the needs of researchers. Additional space will accommodate full-size sections of classes to learn about and use the collections.
The Irvin department has been a pioneer in making its collections better known and available to scholars and the public through digitization and its website: www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/rarebook.html. Each year, the website attracts millions of hits, sharing the array of internationally significant collections with scholars and others around the world.


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U.S. taxpayers will never again bail out any financial institution, not even one deemed to be "too big" to be allowed to fail.
That's according to prepared remarks delivered by Mary John Miller, under-secretary of the U.S. Treasury at a financial conference organized by the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College in New York recently.
Instead of bailouts, Miller says, "Shareholders of failed companies will be wiped out. Creditors will absorb losses. Culpable management will not be retained and may have their compensation clawed back, and any remaining costs associated with liquidating the company must be recovered from disposition of the company's assets and, if necessary, assessments on the financial sector."
Miller then moved on to explore the related issue of whether very large financial institutions benefit from lower costs to borrow money simply because they are so very big.
The proposition is that if creditors believe a company is so big or interconnected that the government won't allow it to fail, those creditors won't demand a higher return for lending money to that company. As a result, the company might enjoy an advantage of lower borrowing costs compared with other, smaller companies that don't benefit from that perception.
Whether lenders offer the largest bank holding companies more advantageous borrowing terms based on the belief that the government will bail them out if necessary isn't clear, Miller says.
Some of the evidence that supports this argument predates the financial crisis, so it's difficult to determine whether, and if so, to what extent, this sort of advantage still exists.
"The evidence on both sides … is mixed and complicated, making it hard to attribute the existence or absence of a funding cost advantage to any single factor, including a market perception of a too-big-to-fail subsidy," Miller says.
Moreover, the catchphrase "too big to fail" itself is subject to differing definitions.
"A common use of the too-big-to-fail shorthand is the notion that the government will bail a company out if it is in danger of collapse because its failure would otherwise have too great a negative impact on the financial system or the broader economy," Miller says. "With respect to this understanding of too big to fail, let me be very clear. It is wrong."
How do you feel about the concept of "too big to fail"? Are the big banks taking advantage of their size?
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CHICAGO – The National Automatic Merchandising Association's government affairs division has created a new member advocacy initiative. DC Advocacy Days is designed to increase NAMA's footprint on Capitol Hill, creating opportunities for members and the industry to become more involved in grassroots efforts. Ten days are planned for during 2014.
"We are excited to announce this new opportunity to increase direct industry and member involvement in federal advocacy," said Eric Dell, NAMA's senior vice-president of government affairs. "We encourage every NAMA member to contact the government affairs division as a first step to participate in DC Advocacy Days with Members of Congress and their staff."
The first DC Advocacy Day took place on Feb. 5 and included visits with five members of Congress. Participants included NAMA members Randy Smith of LightSpeed Automation and Mickal McMath of Moore Haus Coffee.
Upcoming DC Advocacy Days are scheduled for Mar. 13, Apr. 29, May 20, Jun. 24, Jul. 29, Sept. 9, Nov. 18 and Dec.10.


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BREVARD, N.C.-The Brevard College men's basketball team lost a heartbreaker to the Lenoir-Rhyne Bears 60-59 in Shuford Memorial Gymnasium on Saturday evening.
R.J. McClure hit the game-winning free throws with 15 seconds remaining to give the Bears the lead (10-8, 9-5 SAC) before a contested jumper from Miles Leathers fell short for the Tornados (3-15, 3-11 SAC) at the buzzer.
Trevon Shaw had hit a pair of free throws for Brevard that tied the game at 54-54 with 4:27 remaining in the game, which sparked five unanswered points to give BC a 59-54 lead with 3:05 left.
BC couldn't find the bottom of the net over the final three-plus minutes as the Bears scored six unanswered points. A jumper by Jarvis Perry and a layup by Jonathan Fowler led to the McClure foul shots.
Shaw had a game-high 17 points and a team-high eight rebounds in 33 minutes before fouling out for Brevard. The freshman went 5-for-11 from the floor, including 4-of -6 from three-point range.
Darius Moose wasn't far behind with 16 for the Tornados, and Dominique Pickett added 15. Moose had a team-high five assists.
McClure finished with a team-high 16 points for L-R, while Perry had a game-high 10 rebounds.
The Tornados continue their three-game road trip on Wednesday night as they visit the Mars Hill Lions (3-16, 1-13 SAC). Tipoff from Stanford Arena is set for 8 p.m.


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I think all of your additional development sounds appropriate to the goals
of the project. I hope that Manuel considers adding all of your additional
While your at it, could you fix that pesky non-routable outside address from
the inside of the NAT problem? I'm still offering $200 to anyone who can
fix it. :)
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Taylor [mailto:PaulTaylor at winn dash dixie dot com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 10:31 AM
To: m0n0wall dash dev at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall-dev] ssh & other additions
In order to speed up our development, we've added ssh to our installation of
Monowall (based on the latest beta).
Our implementation of SSH adds an "Enable SSH" checkbox and an "Authorized
Keys" field to the Advanced page. The data here must be entered in the
format of an authorized key file. Trying to log in as root with a simple
password doesn't work...
I know that Manuel has historically specifically avoided adding SSH access
to public distributions of Monowall... Is there any hope that he might
allow a modification such as this to make its way into a public release?
Requiring keys secures it far more than a simple password and would ensure
that people who really didn't know what they were doing wouldn't be able to
leave themselves wide open.
I'm asking this because I know it has been a sticking point in the past, and
there's another reason... We've added several other new features to
Monowall and our boss has suggested that we contribute them back to the
community in the hopes that they would all be added to the base version of
Monowall... So, if a new version of Monowall came out that fixes a security
issue, etc., we could simply load it and be up-to-date. If our features
can't fit into the base Monowall distribution, we would need to determine
the differences between the versions and merge the code changes, which would
obviously be a time consuming process...
The other features we've added:
A Captive Portal Administrator user (can only access the Captive Portal
related pages and Local User admin pages)
A Network Operations user (can only access the Status and Diagnostics pages)
[Note: We have plans to make this generic so that you could specify your own
usernames, passwords, and the specific pages they could view. We don't
expect the user features to be implemented as is. Our company has
separations for the security department (to admin captive portal users),
network operations (to perform troubleshooting with specific users), and
network design (everything else)..]
ARP table page (which looks up the hostname out of the DHCP DB, if known,
and converts the Interface to the Monowall name for the interface.)
Traceroute page
NS Lookup page (Server is auto-populated from the configured DNS server,
Query type dropdown contains MX, CNAME, etc.)
Whois page
The ability to disable Concurrent logins via the Captive Portal.
A Firewall states page for advanced troubleshooting... It shows the Source
IP, Port, Destination IP, Port, Protocol, Packets, Bytes, and Time-to-live.
(I had images throughout the message, but it was too large for the list.)
This is perhaps the best feature for troubleshooting an individual user
problem... Here you can see all connections live (as fast as you refresh
the page), sort by whichever column you want, ascending or descending,
filter on source or destination IP Address by clicking the desired IP
Address, and take Statistics Snapshots to view Delta packet and byte info.
On our production box, it is not unusual to see a few hundred states open...
We have added a setting on the advanced page to set the maximum number of
states to view via this screen... (If set very high on a machine with a
slow processor, this takes time, but at the default setting of 300 on a
net4801, it's very fast.)
In addition to the above, we have modified the captive portal index page to
allow specific page elements to be served directly from the server and have
added them to our image. I am planning to write another addition to allow
these page elements to be uploaded via the webGUI and stored encoded in the
config, then written out to the captive portal directory at boot up time
under the appropriate names...
At any rate, if all of this could be included in the base Monowall image,
including the SSH access, we'd happily donate all our work on this. If,
however, this doesn't fit the long term goals of the project, we understand
Paul Taylor
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.


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It's been nearly two years since the abrupt end of a cross-county battle between Downey and Long Beach over which city Tesla Motors would call home for manufacturing its Model S sedans.
Much-needed jobs were on the line and both cities wooed the electric car company with incentives, hoping Tesla would pick either the former NASA Apollo project site at Lakewood Boulevard and Columbia Way in Downey or the former Boeing 717 plant off Lakewood Boulevard in Long Beach.
But Tesla's choice to relocate to a closed Toyota plant in Fremont left officials with large vacant spaces and bad tastes in their mouths.
Fast forward to earlier this month, when the Downey City Council supported the $170 million Tierra Luna Marketplace development at the site Tesla once dissed.
The 1.5 million-square-foot mixed-use development will feature shops, restaurants, a 16-screen cinema and professional and medical office space.
It's also expected to generate more than 3,300 jobs and $4.2 million annually in sales, property and hotel occupancy taxes.
Meanwhile, the status of the former 717 manufacturing site remains unchanged, said Debby Arkell of Boeing Realty. The 1 million-square-foot hangar was home to Boeing's 717 passenger jet before the company decided to shutter the plant nearly six years ago.
Arkell wouldn't expand or speculate on potential transactions.
"We continue to market the property, seeking businesses that would be a good match for the local community and for Boeing," she said.
Onetime plans for a movie studio on the site, announced with fanfare in 2008, also never materialized.
These disappointments left many wondering what else could locate at the old Boeing plant.
Randy Gordon, president and CEO of the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, said he would love to see Boeing Co. move some of its manufacturing back to the city.
If not, he said, that property could be subdivided into 100,000-square-foot parcels that would be ideal for small to mid-size companies.
"There's lots of companies - green technology companies, high-tech companies - that need 100,000-square-foot spaces, especially ones near the (San Diego) 405 Freeway.
"That property is one of the most valuable locations left in Southern California," he said.
City Councilwoman Gerrie Schipske suggested embracing the city's aviation roots with aerospace training and manufacturing firms and establishing an aviation museum.
"Aviation and aerospace made Long Beach," said Schipske, whose 5th District encompasses the site. "It would bring so many people to Long Beach and I think we need to start rethinking the kind of businesses we need in Long Beach. And I think tourism and history would be a huge magnet."
firstname.lastname@example.com, 562-714-2088, twitter.com/KarenMeeksPT


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|Public Law 87-202
|Indians. Warm Springs Reservation, Oreg.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That notwithstanding any general statutory prohibition against the use of tribal funds to acquire land in Oregon if the acquisition would exempt the land from local taxation, the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to purchase with funds made available by the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon any land or interests in land within the boundaries of their reservation, and to take title to the land or interests acquired in the name of the United States in trust for the tribes. Any such purchase under an installment purchase contract shall not be regarded as an encumbrance or mortgage within the meaning of the tribal constitution, charter, and bylaws.
Approved, September 6, 1961.


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Woman Runs Over Herself, Dies
(NEWSER) – A 67-year-old Texas woman was killed yesterday morning when her own car ran her over. Isabel Huerta pulled over her PT Cruiser front of a San Antonio high school and got out of the car, but left it in gear, theExpress-News reports. Huerta then fell over—just as the car began rolling backward toward her. A nurse on her way to work stopped in an attempt to help and called 911.


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Man reunited with camera containing pictures of his late wife, over a year after it was stolen
Thanks to Santa Ana police, a local man has been reunited with his stolen camera and the priceless photos of his wife who passed away.
Dave Lacey walked out of a Santa Ana pawn shop, clutching the camera stolen from his home more than a year ago.
"I'm super excited. I had written it off that it was gone and stolen forever," said Lacey.
Lacey recognized the camera by the unique strap made by his wife, Erica, who passed away from cancer at age 30.


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In October 2008, Grand Chief Stewart Phillip concluded his fourth consecutive term as Chief of the Penticton Indian Band (PIB) after having served the Band as Chief for a total of 14 years. In addition, he served as an elected Band Councilor for a 10 year period and continues to serve as the Chair of the Okanagan Nation Alliance.
In October 2006, the Okanagan Nation, led by the Elders of the Penticton Indian Band, acknowledged his lifetime commitment to the defense of Indigenous Peoples' Title and Rights by bestowing on him and his family the rare honour of the title of Grand Chief.
Over 37 years, Grand Chief Stewart Phillip has worked within the Penticton Indian Band Administration holding a variety of positions such as, Band Administrator, Director of Land Management, Education Counselor, Economic Development Officer and Band Planner.
Aside from serving as a member of the PIB council for a total of 24 years, he is proud to be in his fifth three-year term as the President of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs.
He has taken an active role in the defense of Aboriginal Title and Rights by readily offering support to Native communities in need. He has taken a personal approach seeing first-hand the impact of fish farms in the Broughton Archipelago, lobbying on Parliament Hill to defeat the First Nations Governance Act, standing with Elders of Treaty 8 against oil and gas development in the Peace River, burning referendum ballots with fellow chiefs in protest and has stood on the steps of the Legislature with 3000 other people united under the Title and Rights Alliance banner.
Grand Chief Phillip has been married for 30 years to his wife Joan. They have four grown sons, two daughters, seven granddaughters and seven grandsons. He is currently enjoying his 27th year of sobriety. In this regard, he is a firm believer in leading by example.
Chief Bob Chamberlin is the elected Chief Councilor of the Kwicksutaineuk Ah-kwa-mish First Nation currently completing his third 2 year term. In addition to this Bob has served as Chairman of the Musgamagw-Tsawataineuk Tribal Council for 5 years and most recently as Secretary/Treasurer of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs.
Bob is a Traditional singer for the Kwakwakawakw people and has a son who is 16 years old. He has also worked as an Audio Consultant where he digitized libraries of reel to reel and cassette recordings of traditional songs of his people and re-mastered them digitally.
Chief Chamberlin has been successful in negotiating the necessary resources to rebuild virtually the entire village of Gwa-yas-dums on Gilford Island. This included a water treatment facility, power supply, new subdivision and every home being rebuilt, 6 Home's are currently being constructed today.
In his role as Co-Spokesperson of the First Nation Chiefs Family and Wellness Council, Chief Chamberlin has turned his attention to address the short comings of adequate funds, resources and services for the Children in Care in British Columbia.
Chief Chamberlin said, "There are many issues, for example safe drinking water for our communities or the impact of industry on our waters and lands, that we as First Nations must address to protect our families and our territories. As Vice-President, I will always be respectful of each Nation's authority and autonomy to determine what is in the best interests for their families and their territories. I will be available to assist any and all UBCIC Member Nations protect and further their interests to government and/or industry."
Chief of the Neskonlith Indian Band in the BC Interior, Judy Wilson has an extensive media background in audio-visual production, book publishing, broadcast journalism and web planning. Her work experience includes; data technician, communications officer, project developer, news reporter, broadcast manager and marketing coordinator. She is nearing completion of the second year of a First Nations Public Administration program leading to a Master's Degree in Public
Chief Wilson is an advocate of language, culture, history, aboriginal rights and title for Sepwepemc communities. She was elected Chief in 2007 for Neskonlith Indian Band and has served on the Band Council for a total of ten years. In her current term, Chief Wilson is focusing on youth, traditional governance, caring for the land, ecological business solutions, and working relationships with local governance and the province and federal Crown. She is a member on many boards which include; Assembly of First Nations Comprehensive Claims Policy Committee, First Nations Child & Family Wellness Council, First Nations Technology Council, Small Business Roundtable, Secwepemc Health Caucus, Secwepemc Cultural Education Society, Southern Interior Beetle Action Coalition and several other community-based committees.
Updated November 3, 2014
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DIY Place Settings For Every Wedding Style
Wedding receptions are like dinner parties on steroids, and that means that extra attention should be paid to your guests' place settings. Although they don't necessarily need to be elaborate, there are myriad opportunities to infuse the place setting with personality and beauty. For your big day, try playing with the menu, mixing up the tableware, or layering linens for texture. Inspired by weddings that are both formal and casual, we rounded up some of our favorite examples that are sure to inspire.


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|Version: 220.127.116.1164.3
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.4
|Build date: Wed Feb 23 01:28:41 2011
|Group: System/GUI/Other
|Build host: build16
|Size: 107004
|Source RPM: nautilus-ifolder3-184.108.40.20664.3-2.4.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.ifolder.com
|Summary: Nautilus plugin to add iFolder support
Provides the iFolder plugin interface to the Nautilus File Manager
GNU General Public License (GPL) v2
* Tue Sep 21 2010 email@example.com - Bump version to 18.104.22.16864.3: No visible changes. * Fri Apr 02 2010 email@example.com - Require ifolder3-devel for openSUSE 11.3. - Build with RPM_OPT_FLAGS. * Mon Mar 29 2010 email@example.com - drop gdk-pixbuf from buildrequires * Mon Nov 16 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Require simias-devel for openSUSE 11.3. * Tue Oct 27 2009 email@example.com - Fix Building for openSUSE 11.1. * Thu Oct 22 2009 email@example.com - Cleanup BuildRequires. - Do not build static lib at all. - Fix some compile warnings. * Thu Oct 22 2009 email@example.com - Use RPM_OPT_FLAGS. - Do not package static lib or .la file, does not make sense for plugin. - Use versioned provides/obsoletes. * Thu Sep 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 18.104.22.16891.1: UI is updated based on security policy set. Verified with a user * No encryption was enabled * Encryption was enabled * Encryption was forced! * Tue Jun 02 2009 email@example.com - bnc#507245 : Updated with GPL v2 license text file * Mon May 25 2009 email@example.com - pass libdir to autogen/configure - fix lib64 hack in configure * Thu May 21 2009 email@example.com - Added gnome-vfs2-devel in BuildRequires. * Wed May 20 2009 email@example.com - Allow the package name to be overridden through env variable - Use the current working directory as the source directory - Handle situation where a package is checked out with a different name - Updated spec file for Build Service - Updated spec to work with autobuild - changes made to nautilus to work with 2.0 extensions - space in file names were not handled. - Revert iFolder now calls the GUI that is used in the iFolder main gui. - iFolder 3.7.2 nautilus shell extension - Added code to allow us to automatically generate nautilus-ifolder/ChangeLog and nautilus-ifolder/po/ChangeLog by typing "make ChangeLog". - Added cvs2cl which is a tool to convert cvs commit messages to GNU-style ChangeLogs. "make ChangeLog" should be run manually as we make a release to update the ChangeLog file(s). - Updated the po/*.po files to contain the strings which need translating. - Changed autogen.sh to use gnome-autogen.sh which automatically sets up things to do localization. Also modified Makefile.am and configure.in to start building the po/ directory for localized strings. It's not all the way finished yet, but closer. - Changed the version stuff around to be more like iFolder. - Changed @libdir@ to @prefix@/lib to see if it will fix the problem James is having building the RPM. - Added code which makes sure that nautilus-ifolder.h is not added to the dist tar.gz. nautilus-ifolder.h is generated from nautilus-ifolder.h.in. - Added $prefix/llib/pkgconfig to PKG_CONFIG_PATH - Added a call to sec_set_filter () so that we only get SimiasNodeEvents on Collections (iFolders). - We don't need to check the client state befre calling sec_deregister. That check is done internally. And the call to check the client state is being removed from the API. - Added the ability to disable debug messages (disabled by default). - Added a call to gnome_vfs_get_uri_from_local_path () inside slist_invalidate_local_path () which adds an emblem to an iFolder if nautilus is already running at the time iFolder is started. This fix is needed to make directories with spaces or other special characters work properly. - Fixed a problem inside get_all_ifolder_paths () which was causing nautilus to segv. The code now only returns paths for ifolders which have an unmanaged path (they are setup on the local box...which are the ones nautilus is interested in). - Added code that uses a couple functions from <libgnomevfs/gnome-vfs-utils.h> so that folders with spaces or other characters which normally get escaped in a URI will be unescaped before making calls to iFolder (via gSOAP). - Fixed the problem of get_all_ifolder_paths () returning a list of Simias IDs and not a list of unmanaged paths. - Fixed a problem in ht_invalidate_ifolder () where file_uri was never being initialized and was causing nautilus to blow chunks. Also fixed references to the file_uri that is stored in seen_nautilus_ht (GHashTable) to be a gchar * instead of a char *. - Removed the hashtable that stores ALL folders that are seen and replaced it with a call to get all iFolders on a CONNECTED event and to iterate through the seen_ifolders_ht on DISCONNECTED. This isn't fully tested because simias & iFolder are in a weird bad state (build issues). - Updated to the version of the WSDL as of 12/3/2004. - Added code to invalidate all existing NautilusFileInfo's on a CONNECTED or DISCONNECTED message. - Changed the way that events are registered. Instead of spawning a new thread, we just pass a callback function to sec_init () where we're notified when we're connected to the Simias Event Server. - Changed the link so that libsimias-event is statically linked. This will make it so that when nautilus loads the extension, there doesn't have to be any type of library path for libsimias-event. Also changed nautilus-ifolder.exe to be a dependency of this library with a proper automake variable: libnautilus_ifolder_la_DEPENDENCIES - Added seen_ifolders_ht (GHashTable) to keep track of the iFolders the extension sees so that when a delete event is received from the Simias Event Server, we can remove the iFolder emblem from the folder. I also removed the old named pipe stuff now that we have the event client fully plugged-in. - Added an initial implementation that uses libsimias-event. NewiFolders that are created with the iFolder client will now be shown with a new emblem in any open Nautilus window showing the folder. - Added a return value to a function called by g_idle_add () to prevent the case of it being called over and over. - Removed code to keep track of NautilusFileInfo since we can just extern nautilus_file_get_existing () until this private API is exposed into the nautilus extension API. This API will likely be exposed in the public API in nautilus 2.10+ (I'm guessing). - Added a call that can be called by the event service to invalidate a NautilusFileInfo and cause the emblem to appear/disappear. Also added a temporary named pipe for debug/testing purposes until the real event service is ready as a c library. - Added code to keep track of the NautilusFileInfo * the code sees so that we'll be able to invalidate the information we provided to Nautilus when a user changes a folder's status from the normal iFolder client. Eventually, a new call will be added into Nautilus so we won't have to do this. - Added error messages that will show up to the end user where it's appropriate. - Removed unnecessary use of storing an attribute on a file - Added code to prevent iFolder context menus from appearing if the iFolder client is not running. - Changed the context menus and icons based on Trent's feedback - Added the EEL dependency back in so that we can popup dialog boxes. - Added a function to tell whether iFolder is running or not.Also added code to use EEL to popup a confirmation dialog box when reverting an iFolder. Also added code to be able to popup error messages to the user and cause the dialog to be modal on the nautilus window. All the error messages are not integrated, but the capability is there and works. - Added a line so Automake will generate the correct nautilus-ifolder.spec file - Changed the confirmation dialog to use the localized strings instead of hardcoding them. - Added code to allow the extension to bring up the help file. - Added variables so that we install the nautilus-ifolder.exe and the script file to the $prefix/lib and the other stuff into /opt/gnome where nautilus will pick it up. - Fixed up the install paths so that the RPM builds correctly. - Fixed the ability to call "make package" from the root of the project. - Changed nautilus-ifolder.spec to be generated by nautilus-ifolder.spec.in so that the package and version strings can be configured as an autoconf variable in ../configure.in. - Updated the file so that it will package the correct files. - Modified the file so that the nautilus-ifolder RPM can be built. - Added two functions: "init_gsoap()" and "cleanup_gsoap()" and made it so that every function that makes calls to gsoap creates their own gsoap structure. 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The Willamette Shore Trolley begins limited service runs on August 16th
Each Saturday and Sunday through September, the trolley will make a round trip run from downtown Lake Oswego, through the Elk Rock Tunnel, and up to the Long Trestle in Riverdale. The length of the ride is approximately one mile. Runs will take place every hour on the hour from 1 p.m to 4 p.m. The Vintage Trolley seats 40 passengers, with additional capacity for standing.
Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for children between the ages of 3 and 12, and free for children under the age of 3.
The Willamette Shore Trolley offers a ride on an authentic trolley car via the Jefferson Street Rail Line.
The trolley line runs for seven miles between Portland and Lake Oswego, along the west shore of the Willamette River. From the northern terminus at Bancroft and Moody Streets, it travels south to Gibbs Street, where it operates down the center of Moody Street, until reaching private right-of-way again at Bancroft Street.
Modern office buildings, restaurants, and condominiums may be seen in the elegant Johns Landing area. The trolley passes through the center of these attractive developments as it continues south, skirting Willamette Park. In good weather, riders may see boat moorages, marinas, and considerable boating activity.
South of the Sellwood Bridge, the trolley skirts Powers Marine Park and enters a wooded area, but the river is seldom far from view. Two high trestles, including the 686-foot Riverwood Trestle, provide spectacular views overlooking the river and its east side. As the track runs through the 1,396-foot long Elk Rock Tunnel, it makes a gradual "S" curve between the portals, creating almost total darkness at midpoint.
The line continues south through the woods and crosses another short bridge as it wends its way to Lake Oswego. Then the track runs parallel to the rails of the still-active westward branch of the Willamette Pacific and runs beside them for the last half mile to the trolley terminus, at the old Southern Pacific depot, 311 N. State Street between A Avenue and Foothills Road.
To view the Willamette Shore Trolley Line Route Map (click here)
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Location close to the motorway system. Easy to find. Poor value for money. Rooms had a budget feel.
Quiet, attentive staff and good breakfast. A bit out of the way without a car. Because it is a bit out of the way a mini bar or ridge in the room would be handy.
Hotel for golfers and senior visitors. But this provides additional quality and relaxed quality feeling. Enjoyed my stay with my family, children including, among the crowd of typical SPA customers. Restaurant is a high class place to visit. Prepayment at check-in is a surprise but no problem for check-out. There is nowhere to walk from this hotel as it is locked in between highways.
Very conveniently situated next to the motorway, although there is no noise from the passing traffic. There was plenty of safe parking. Very friendly staff. Suitable for a stopover, but not my idea of a holiday destination We went into the restaurant for dinner and were well treated, until a coach party appeared, and then we were all but ignored, while the larger party was catered for. Breakfast buffet was fine, with plenty of choice, although it was a bit noisy and busy in the breakfast room. If you want a seaside experience, forget it. We drove around for about 45 minutes trying to find the beach, which was hidden behind a huge caravan and camping park. You have to leave the car about half a mile away and walk the rest.
The staff The bikers meeting and the party at the hotel.
a good hotel it was quiet in the night and it was comfortable to park the car. the breakfast was very generous.
good location close to motorway pity they didn't mention the reconstruction work taking place
It was close to highway e6/e20 so it was easy to find The breakfast was disepointment compare to scandinavian hotel we stayed during our 12 days trip
Great location, plenty of parking, breakfast.
Evening meal excellent. Convenient and easy to find.
Telling us free internet, but you had to have a cable from the reception, and the reception was only open for 3 hours (close at 1800). Outside city limit of Ângelholm. In the middle of an old military camp, not like the photo on the web at all. More like a hostel. An OK stay, but not like it was presented as.
Use of bicycles, close to beaches and town and excellent restaurant just walking distance over the road. No
Comfortable and quite location. Free bike hire and very good basic meals available close by. The photograph on the website is not were you stay, therefore once in Valhall Park the hotel can be difficult for you to locate.There is considerable building work in progress but this was not a problem at the time of the visit


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What the hell is that..
I could be a Nub but I couldn't find anything on Google or on the forums on the subject. Is there a way to edit the default start-up state of a windows service in backtrack? Thanks heaps in advance
What the hell is that..
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough -- Albert Einstein
I assume you mean "Is there a way to boot a Windows machine using BackTrack and then change the startup state of a Windows service?"
Its a fairly simple registry change, by editing the DWORD "Start" value under the following path in the SYSTEM hive
The SYSTEM hive file itself is stored under %SystemRoot%\system32\config\systemCode:\ControlSet<controlset#>\Services\<service_name>\
This tool can do the registry modification under Linux
Offline NT Password & Registry Editor
Capitalisation is important. It's the difference between "Helping your brother Jack off a horse" and "Helping your brother jack off a horse".
The Forum Rules, Forum FAQ and the BackTrack Wiki... learn them, love them, live them.
or you cann use sc.exe that is in windows
SC is a command line program used for communicating with the
NT Service Controller and services.
sc <server> [command] [service name] <option1> <option2>...
The option <server> has the form "\\ServerName"
Further help on commands can be obtained by typing: "sc [command]"
Stop the TSA now! Boycott the airlines.
Of course that doesnt mean that the potential consequences will be any less severe if the person making the change stuffs up.
The System hive would be a particularly bad one to corrupt for example, it would be bad to accidentally delete some of the services keys or set them to disabled (some relate to system drivers), etc, etc. It comes with the territory when editing the registry though. Hopefully the OP is aware of that.
I assume that if someone asks for a way to do something they are aware of the potential consequences of getting it wrong. That assumption may not be warranted for some people, but if the only potential downside is of them breaking their Windows machine then I generally wont go out of my way to provide a warning or otherwise baby-sit them. (Especially considering that Windows systems are quite capable of breaking all on their own anyway).
That experience may even provide someone a valuable life lesson on taking backups before making important system changes.
Capitalisation is important. It's the difference between "Helping your brother Jack off a horse" and "Helping your brother jack off a horse".
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My Brother is interested in BJJ. He lives in brighton. As I live in surrey I don't know the clubs there.
He says he would not mind some MMA or kickboxing too. I think that good BJJ instruction is the most important. I want him to love it as much as I do.
He says money could be an issue.
Any advice?


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NFL Draft Story Central
1) Zach Ertz (6-5/249)
Ertz had a monster season for the Cardinal, catching 66 passes for 837 yards and six scores. This is a physical tight end that is deceptively athletic. Ertz blocks well in-line and continues to get better in this part of his game. As a receiver Ertz has good but not great speed. But Ertz has soft hands and is a nice route runner. He and Tyler Eifert are basically 1a and 1b in this draft. I prefer Ertz because at this point I think he's a more well-rounded player.
2) Tyler Eifert (6-5/250)
Notre Dame
Eifert had a team high 50 receptions for 685 yards and four touchdowns for the Fighting Irish. He won the Mackey Award as the nation's top tight end. Eifert has great hands and is terrific in the air. He uses his body well. Eifert continues to develop his run blocking skills. In today's pass happy NFL Eifert should excel and fit right in with a team in need of a pass catching tight end.
3) Gavin Escobar (6-5.5/254)
San Diego State
Escobar is a very intriguing tight end prospect. He has great size, soft hands and runs well but it's more straight line speed. He needs to improve his run blocking. Escobar led the Aztecs with 41 receptions for 519 yards and six touchdowns this season. Escobar was All-Mountain West all three seasons and finished with 121 receptions, 1622 yards and 17 scores.
4) Jordan Reed
Florida (6-2/236)
Reed came to Gainesville as a quarterback but made a successful conversion to tight end. He may be the best athlete of all the '13 tight ends in this draft. Reed has good speed and is tough to defend in space. He needs to continue to develop as a blocker as this is definitely the weak link to his game.
5) Travis Kelce (6-5/255)
Kelce came to the Bears as a quarterback. He red-shirted his freshman season and converted to tight end. In 2010 he was suspended for the season for an unspecified reason. Things changed this past year where he had a breakout season with 45 receptions for 722 yards and eight touchdowns. Kelce is an athlete that can run, catch and block but he's only put it together for one season.
6) Vance McDonald (6-4/267)
This small town Texas tight end is athletic. He worked in the slot a lot. McDonald runs pretty well, good hands and is a very good blocker, although he is not overwhelming. He has 79 receptions over the past two seasons for 910 yards and seven touchdowns. McDonald was also the teams long snapper.
7) Nick Kasa (6-6/269)
Kasa was recruited as a big time defensive end prospect but made the switch to tight end his junior year. This is a big bodied kid that is a good run blocker. He runs well, catches well and just needs more time at that position. Kasa could be a real find for someone in the mid-to-late rounds.
8) Philip Lutzenkirchen (6-3/258)
Lutzenkirchen missed half of last season because of hip surgery. He has also had shoulder issues which has now been fixed. Lutzenkirchen finished as the all time touchdown leader as a tight end in Tiger history. He has super hands and can make some ridiculous catches look easy. He's deceptively fast, uses his body well and a solid blocker. He's overall a very well rounded tight end.
9) Joseph Fauria (6-7/259)
This is a big and long tight end prospect that once played at Notre Dame before transferring to the Bruins. He's terrific in the red zone, where he scored a dozen times this past year and six in 2011. Fauria needs to bulk up and also learn to be a more consistent run blocker.
10) Matt Furstenburg (6-3/242)
Furstenburg only has 47 receptions for four touchdowns over the last two seasons. This is a pretty fast tight end who has good north-south speed. He really does a nice job of catching the football. He does a decent job of blocking in-line next to the tackle. Furstenburg could be a real steal for someone in the late rounds.
11) Dion Sims (6-4.5/262)
Michigan State
Sims caught only 49 passes during his Spartan career. He scored eight touchdowns. Sims was primarily a blocker and a pretty good one at that. This is a big bodied tight end that catches the ball very well. He has straight line speed but is stiff in his movement.
12) Levine Toilolo (6-8/260)
Played for the Cardinal alongside Zach Ertz. Over his final two seasons in Palo Alto he caught 49 passes for over 700 yards and 10 touchdowns. Toilolo is huge and a very good deep threat and red zone target for this position. He's an adequate blocker that can get better at some fundamentals like playing lower and using his hands better. Toilolo just needs to play with more consistency in all phases of his game.
] 13) Jake Stoneburner (6-3/252)
Ohio State
When used in college Stoneburner was a good receiver as a tight end. He has good hands, nice frame and runs well enough. Stoneburner needs to work on his strength. He's a solid blocker at the point of attack. He caught 16 passes last year and scored four touchdowns.
14) D.C. Jefferson (6-6/255)
Jefferson is a converted quarterback that switched to tight end in 2009. He's has very good size, speed and athleticism. What he lacks is experience and reps at the position and he needs to improve his blocking skills. But the talent is there with Jefferson.
15) Ryan Otten (6-5/230)
San Jose State
Otten had a breakout junior campaign. This is a kid that caught 99 passes over the last two years for almost 1,500 yards and scoring nine touchdowns. Otten has strong hands, decent speed, and is a solid blocker.
16) Chris Gragg (6-3/244)
Gragg has had some injuries issues including a knee issue last season. This is a former receiver that plays like one. He has very good hands and has good speed. Gragg is more of a tight end that will be used as a flex guy or H-back. He's not a very effective blocker at this time.
17) Mychal Rivera (6-3/242)
Riveria signed with Oregon out of high school before transferring to Tennessee. This is a solid pass catching tight end that shows good hands. He's a fair to average blocker that lacks elite size and speed. This past season he caught 36 passes for 562 yards and scored five touchdowns for the Vols.
18) Zach Sudfield (6-7/255)
Sudfield has battled numerous injuries during his career or he would be projected much higher. He blocks and catches the football pretty well. He had a big senior season, catching 45 passes for almost 600 yards and eight touchdowns.
19) Michael Williams (6-6/269)
Williams is primarily a run blocking tight end and a very good one at that. He's almost like having another offensive tackle on the field. He did have 51 receptions over his career in Tuscaloosa but he's going to make his money on Sundays being a run blocker.
20) Justice Cunningham (6-2/258)
South Carolina
Cunningham is another very good blocking tight end. He finished with 48 receptions playing for Steve Spurrier. He has shown he can catch the football but like Williams from Alabama he will primarily make a living because of his blocking skills.
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Pendred says he'll have too much for Carvalho on Saturday night.
Any predictions for this one?
CWFC matchmaker Ian Dean previews Saturday's Cage Warriors 49 action.
Bruno Carvalho: "I hope he's not taking me lightly because I've come to fight. I'm going to make him fight my fight."
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LONG BEACH - Karen Kostrinsky knew she and partner Deb Gangwer wanted to begin a business based in cooking, but didn't know how to turn the idea into something viable.
A friend's referral landed the Long Beach resident at the Small Business Development Center, where an adviser helped streamline their ideas, design a website and take advantage of using social media outlets such as Twitter as marketing tools. The services were free.
A year later, their company, Savor Flavor Dining, has been growing. Savor Flavor offers cooking parties in people's homes and cooking classes at different locations such as We Olive and Wine Crush in Long Beach and partners with other merchants such as Bliss on Broadway Spa & Boutique for a food and beauty package.
"I can't say enough of what they've done for us and what we've been able to do," Kostrinsky said of the center. "The idea for Savor Flavor was born from that and everything came together."
Kostrinsky is one of the more than 4,500 small business owners counseled in 2011 by the Los Angeles Regional Small Business Development Centers Network.
Hosted by the Long Beach Community College District since 2006, the network serves the Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara areas, helping hundreds of merchants expand and enhance their businesses with everything from getting incorporated to packaging the potential company to lenders.
In 2011, the regional center posted stellar numbers, signaling a better economic outlook for an area still showing high (but slow and steadily declining) jobless rates.
According to the center, 2,269 jobs were created in 2011, exceeding its initial goal of 1,472 new jobs for the year. Also, 290 businesses were started, slightly better than the center's goal of 282 start-ups.
"The numbers speak for themselves," said Jesse Torres, regional director for the lead center.
Torres lends much of that success to unexpected state funding. With the help of Assembly Speaker John A. Perez, D-Los Angeles, legislation allocated $6 million in matching funds to the California SBDC program in late 2010. Each of the six California SBDC Lead Centers received a piece of that funding in early 2011.
"The impact of that funding made us able to achieve record levels as far as economic impact," Torres said.
But while other states have dedicated budget line items for their Small Business Development Centers, California's centers aren't guaranteed state funds.
"The hardship that we have is that when we don't have state funding, you have directors focusing on fundraising when they really should be focusing on how do you really get your businesses to grow and enhance your community," he said. "It's such a huge relief when you don't have that nagging at you. Our mission is to be an economic driver for Southern California."
Torres said the SBDC's are once again working on new legislation for those funds.
"Our big push is that we need state funding to be successful," he said. "Without it, it will be a huge loss."
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Tuberculosis (TB) can scar the lungs and other parts of the body, such as the kidneys, bones, or the brain. TB can even be fatal. If you know you have TB, get medical treatment. This usually involves medication. It is essential that you follow your treatment plan as instructed.
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Executive director of USC/Columbia Technology Incubator
re-elected to national board
Joel Stevenson, executive director of the University of South Carolina/Columbia Technology Incubator, has been re-elected to the board of directors of the National Business Incubation Association (NBIA). His second three-year term begins Oct. 1.
Stevenson has directed the USC/Columbia Technology Incubator since 1999. During his tenure, the incubator has nurtured 90 companies, helping them to raise more than $37 million in investment capital. As a result, the program has helped create 707 jobs, 202 of which are minority jobs.
The NBIA (www.nbia.org) is the world's leading organization advancing business incubation and entrepreneurship.
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Kelly Rowland on Keyshia Cole's Destiny's Child Diss: 'We Matter To A Lot More People'
Keyshia Cole didn't have kind things to say about Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams' performance with Beyonce at the Super Bowl. But it's not phasing Kelly Rowland, that's for sure.
"I think I was frightened to blink for a sec.," Cole wrote on Twitter during the performance. "Then Michell sung and woke my ass up from my daze! She always fuckN the groove up."
In an interview with Rolling Stone, Rowland admits it wasn't even something she was aware of. Well, until Cole received the backlash she did.
"It didn't even make it on my radar until other people brought it up," Rowland says. "It didn't even matter. We had a wonderful performance, and that's all I cared about. I was with my sisters and the three of us matter to each other, and that's all that counts. We matter to a lot more people, with all due respect, than her. So, I really don't care what she said."
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In popular culture, women's breasts are often seen as the ultimate symbol of sex. Women are bombarded with a variety of consumeristic options to "improve" our breasts: we can buy numerous types of bras (gel, push up, "bomb shell"…the list goes on), which all seem designed to emphasize women's breasts up to the point of actual exposure. It's a thin line: women are encouraged to clearly demonstrate their cleavage, yet actually going topless is considered shameful and reserved for Playboy. In settings where men can acceptably go shirtless, like the beach, breasts "need" to be covered. But why do women "need" to constantly cover — yet simultaneously strategically expose — an ultimately benign aspect of our bodies?
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