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FYI, to whoever wrote this originally,
- Making a user 'Administrator' gives them full rights and access to everything.
- Making a user 'Public' meant that their calendars could be accessed using /public.php/... (instead of caldav.php) and so could be read-only to the world.
Hopefully the new system is more elegant, although at present it still does tend to present too much complexity to the administrator. Karora 10:22, 25 February 2010 (UTC)


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Virtual Realty? Floored Raises $5.3M for 3-D Modeling Tech
A 26-acre commercial and residential development on the lower West side of Manhattan called Hudson Yards is not due for completion by its developers, Related Cos., until 2018.
But thanks to new 3-D modeling technology from Floored Inc., Related Vice President Michael Samuelian says, "We can already show people what it will feel like to be there."
Floored has raised $5.3 million in Series A funding for technology that lets real-estate professionals and architects like Related create videogame-like 3-D models of structures and interior spaces, then share their "virtual realty" online, Chief Executive David Eisenberg told Venture Capital Dispatch.
RRE Ventures led the Series A investment in Floored joined by Greycroft Partners, Two Sigma Ventures, Lerer Ventures and Felicis Ventures. In January, the company announced $1 million in seed funding.
"Floored is doing for the great indoors what Google Street View and Google Earth did outdoors," said Kamran Ansari, a senior associate at Greycroft.
In some cases, Floored starts by laser-scanning clients' real, unfurnished rooms in commercial, office or residential properties. In other cases, Floored clients upload files including floorplate and other structural data about a property that has yet to be built.
These are usually created with heavy-duty, 3-D modeling apps like 3ds Max, AutoCAD or Rhino.
Next, clients use the Floored app to show what a property could look like once fully built, adding virtual people and furniture to rooms, testing out different lighting schemes, changing the look and feel of materials used in flooring and walls, and moving virtual walls, windows or doors around a space.
The startup's clients so far include property developers, real-estate brokerages, architects, interior designers and art historians. Mr. Eisenberg says Floored gives "nontechnical" professionals a new way to explore design possibilities and market their properties.
Formerly the first employee of e-commerce menswear concern Bonobos, the CEO thinks that 3-D imagery will "bring transparency to real estate" and empower tenants much the way that "360-view" photography helped online shoppers get a better sense of a product before clicking "buy."
The Floored app, he says, makes a 3-D image as easy to navigate as a "Sims" video game, or another intuitive consumer app, though 3-D images used to be unwieldy, static files managed by "renderers" and architects.
The company generates revenue when it conducts a 3-D scan of an interior space; when it converts static, 3-D files into an interactive 3-D models; and also when it charges users to host their 3-D images and data online, with constant access to tinker with or share their virtual rooms.
Greycroft Managing Director Alan Patricof said now that Floored is "well-capitalized" it should market its technology more broadly and help the "manual, broker-centered real-estate industry use technology to their advantage."
Much of the capital will go into hiring engineers and technical staff with expertise in "data capture and 3-D visualization," the CEO said. Floored has 13 full-time and 11 contract employees today, and hopes to grow into a 50-employee venture by the end of 2014.
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Aiken, S.C. - Chelsi Mallory went three for six on the day with three RBI, a homerun, and two runs scored, as Brevard split the series with #24 USC-Aiken Wednesday afternoon, winning the first game 7-6, and falling in the second, 5-1.
Brevard is now 5-7 on the year, while USC-Aiken sits at 11-5.
Game 1: Brevard 7, USC-Aiken 6
Box Score
Pitcher Martika Elmore earned her third win of the year, striking out seven batters in seven innings, while giving up five earned runs.
USC-A added their first run early on a Lauren Locklear double in the first inning.
Brevard answered with back to back three run innings in the third and fourth.
Kayla Dorsey singled to begin the third, and then was sacrificed to second by Becca Curlee. Dorsey advanced to third when the next batter, Nicole Heusel, grounded out 4-3. Dorsey finally crossed the plate when Kristina Clayton reached on an error, setting up Mallory's two-run homer.
The following inning, Jennifer gift led off with a one-run shot of her own, her second home run of the season, to make the score 4-1. Later, Curlee singled, followed by a Heusel double driving in another Tornado run. Clayton then singled putting runners on the corners for Mallory who sacrificed Heusel home from third.
USC-A retaliated, leading off their half of the fifth inning with back to back shots by Locklear and Toni Flessate.
Brevard added one insurance run in the sixth, making the score 7-5 when Mallory singled up the middle and Leslie Hylton came around the bases for Heusel.
Lindsey Jones reached on an error by the short stop in the USC-A allowing King to score an unearned run to make the final, 7-6 in favor of Brevard.
The Tornados out-hit the Pacers 12-6 while committing just one error to the Pacers two.
Game 2: USC-Aiken 5, Brevard 1
Box Score
Gift was charged with her first loss of the season for the Tornados as the Pacers added three runs in the fourth and one in the fifth after scoring one in the first inning.
Brevard scored their only run of the game in the first inning when Maddie Fletcher drove in Mallory for an unearned run.
Flessate pitched seven innings for USC-A, allowing no earned run, four hits, and stuck out seven.
The Tornados are in action this weekend playing five games in the Mid-South Classic in Spartanburg, S.C.


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Only two weeks until Spartan Grapple Challenge 9, Saturday 2nd February.
Weigh in 09.30am.
Scotch Horn Leisure Centre, Brockway, Nailsea, BS48 1BZ.
We have had lots of entries and interest; it'll be a great day's grappling.
Experience levels are under and over one year's training.
Weight divisions are under-
68, 73, 78, 84, 93, -100, over 100kg, absolute divsion and female division.
Competitors will get a minimum of two bouts plus the absolute division.
£15 entry, just turn up or enter online at www.spartanfight.co.uk
Medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places.
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This week we have been talking about linux in my networking class. The class is made up of 12 computers with 2 people per a group. 4 of the computers run Windows XP SP1, 4 more run Windows Server 2003 and the rest run Linux. But this Week is "Linux" week and the professor passed out BackTrack2 CDs to everyone. He said BT3 is not comtabable with the towers due to video problems but BT2 works fine.
We hookup 2 hubs to a central Linksys router (defult settings) using DHCP (Dhcpcd). So far all we've done is answer questions about Wireshark, played with SSH, FTP and TFTP and mess with VI and web servers (Under services)
Today we are going to talk about DoS attacks. Im not really sure what the teacher has in mind....but I was wondering: Does BT2 have anything on it that can can flood the network, I know you could use Ethercap to do "Man in the Middle" attack and revert traffic to some null MAC/IP which would freeze the network. Or is there any other way to cause a DoS using a BT2 CD? I bet there is but I have had no luck in finding it. Thats why im posting.
I dont think Charon is on BT2? I did find Dhcpx Flooder, do I plug in the IP address of the router? Will it flood the network?
Ok, I guess ill have to try that out later.
Well class is over, I opened Wireshark and fired up dhcpx and BOOM It looked liek the router was trying to renew its lease (192.168.1.1)??? Not sure what that would do but it did "Nothing" to anyone. We could still move files back and forth. But I wonder if someone disconnected, and the DHCP server was being flooded, could someone reconnect?
Would there be a way to kick some people off the network and start the flooding and ask them to reconnect?
My teacher says "Asking" them to get off the network would "not" be a real world situation. He was a linux admin for 30 years....He loves "Real World Situations"
I know how to kick someone off the network if they are wireless...but not wired?
And could someone post the download link for Charon...all I could find is this: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Interne...s/Charon.shtml and I dont think that is it cause it runs on Window$.
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.
Ya that would work...but Im trying to avoid kicking off myself....I could "accidentally" unplug a few off of a hub...but there's no way to do it remotely...easily? But pulling plugs would work I guess...


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PCL notes: Rizzo right at home in Iowa
Cubs top prospect hopes stay in Triple-A doesn't last too long
By Chris Jackson / Special to MLB.com | April 23, 2012 6:00 AM ET
That does not mean he actually likes being traded, however.
"Nothing comes as a surprise anymore in this game," Rizzo said before the Iowa Cubs played in Albuquerque last week. "Theo (Epstein) and the (Cubs) believe in me. I have the utmost respect for everyone in our front office, all of the coaching staffs, from the big-league staff to the lower levels. Everyone knows what they're doing."
Rizzo was a top prospect in the Red Sox system when Epstein was the general manager in Boston. He was considered the centerpiece of the trade that brought All-Star first baseman Adrian Gonzalez to the Red Sox.
Rizzo dominated at Triple-A Tucson last season, batting .331 with 26 home runs and 101 RBIs in 93 games, but his big league numbers in San Diego (.141, 46 strikeouts in 128 at-bats) failed to measure up. After the Padres traded right-hander Mat Latos to the Reds for a package of prospects that included first baseman Yonder Alonso, they turned around and dealt Rizzo and pitcher Zach Cates to Chicago, where Epstein had taken over as team president during the offseason.
"We had a pretty good relationship," Rizzo said. "He helped me out a lot. I know him pretty well."
Knowing and trusting Epstein made the transition to his third organization in three seasons a lot more comfortable for Rizzo.
"It's a lot easier this time around, just knowing what to expect," he said. "The guys here are good; I've played against a few of them. I'm becoming friends with them. It's been good so far."
Rizzo has been good so far for Iowa, batting .369 (24-for-65) with seven homers and 19 RBIs. MLB.com's No. 33 prospect has picked up right where he left off against Pacific Coast League pitching.
"He's got a good swing, he works hard, he goes about his work habits real good," Iowa manager Dave Bialas said. "He's got a lot of talent. He can hit for power, hit for average."
Rizzo said he has taken lessons learned from his time in San Diego and applied them this season, shortening up his swing and trying to be more selective at the plate.
"It's the same game, I was just trying too hard," he explained. "I just wasn't fortunate when I was up there. I was missing fastballs right down the middle. I was missing everything right down the middle. I learned a lot from it. Hopefully, it'll pay off."
While Rizzo is looking good in the PCL again, it's not a league he wants to play in for much longer.
"I never, ever want to get comfortable in the PCL," he said. "The travel is the worst. There are nice hotels, nice fields, but there's no getting comfortable in this league."
The Butler did it: Round Rock outfielder Joey Butler extended his hitting streak to 12 games Saturday with a fifth-inning double in an 8-5 loss to New Orleans. While Butler has hit .304 (14-for-46) during the streak, tied for the second longest in the PCL this season, he has only four RBIs all year, with three of them coming on two homers.
Defensive adjustment: Jordan Pacheco started the season 2-for-10 with a triple for the Rockies, splitting time at third base, before his shaky defense earned him a trip back to Colorado Springs. So far, so good for Pacheco, who's committed just one error in six games with the Sky Sox. He's also batting .478 (11-for-23) with a homer and two RBIs.
Bear market: The Fresno Grizzlies continued the best start in franchise history with a 12-0 drubbing of host Tacoma on Saturday. Fresno (13-4) has won all four of the series it has played. Veteran outfielder Justin Christian (.453, two homers, 11 RBIs) has led the offense, while the trio of Eric Hacker, Travis Blackley and Andrew Kown has combined to go 7-0 with a 1.60 ERA.
Chris Jackson is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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(NEWSER) – When a company run by a Texas law student posted blueprints online this week for a 3D-printed gun, it logged more than 100,000 downloads in its first two days. Now, the State Department also has taken notice of the gambit by Cody Wilson at Defense Distributed, reports Forbes. It ordered the blueprints for the "Liberator" taken down, and Wilson is complying. The feds are investigating whether the blueprints violate arms-trafficking laws.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the courts of the State of New York under the laws of such State shall have jurisdiction in civil actions and proceedings between Indians or between one or more Indians and any other person or persons to the same extent as the courts of the State shall have jurisidiction in other civil actions and proceedings, as now or hereafter defined by the laws of such State: Provided, That the governing body of any recognized tribe of Indians in the State of New York shall have the right to declare, by appropriate enactment prior to the effective date of this Act, those tribal laws and customs which they desire to preserve, which, on certification to the Secretary of the Interior by the governing body of such tribe shall be published in the Federal Register and thereafter shall govern in all civil cases involving reservation Indians when the subject matter of such tribal laws and customs is involved or at issue, but nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent such courts from recognizing and giving effect to any tribal law or custom which may be proven to the satisfaction of such courts: Provided further, That nothing in this Act shall be construed to require any such tribe or the members thereof to obtain fish and game licenses from the State of New York for the exercise of any hunting and fishing rights provided for such Indians under any agreement, treaty, or custom: Provided further, That nothing herein contained shall be construed as subjecting the lands within any Indian reservation in the State of New York to taxation for State or local purposes, nor as subjecting any such lands, or any Federal or State annuity in favor of Indians or Indian tribes, to execution on any judgment rendered in the State courts, except in the enforcement of a judgment in a suit by one tribal member against another in the matter of the use or possession of land: And provided further, That nothing herein contained shall be construed as authorizing the alienation from any Indian nation, tribe, or band of Indians of any lands within any Indian reservation in the State of New York: Provided further, That nothing herein contained shall be construed as conferring jurisidiction on the courts of the State of New York or making applicable the laws of the State of New York in civil actions involving Indian lands or claims with respect thereto which relate to transactions or events transpiring prior to the effective date of this Act.
This Act shall take effect two years after the date of its passage.
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How will I improve the relationship between my husband and my eldest son?
Since I gave birth to my eldest son, he had been under the care of his grandparent(my father more especially). He was seldom been under the care of his father that over the years, they have grown apart and have not developed a closer bond to one another. Now that my son is already on his teen age years and I know that it would be better for him to have attachment with his father, I am really getting anxious on how can I bring them together so they get to bond and develop a closer relationship so that my son would be guided accordingly. Please help me on what steps should I take to improve my son and my husband's relationship as father and a son. Thank you.
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Dear aejaethemum,
I'm sorry to hear that you feel the relationship between your son and your husband is not strong at the moment. Thank you for posting your question here and we will do our utmost to support you with this.
Making positive memories together is an important way for parents to build relationships with their children. It would be great if your son and husband were able to spend at least a few hours each week (if not more) doing an activity that they both enjoy together. This could be: playing a particularly sport together, going for a meal together, making a meal, going for a long walk, camping, shopping for a certain hobby etc. Prioritise these father-son times and put them in your calendar in advance so that other, less important but perhaps more pressing, events do not come and take their place.
Encourage your husband to really spend time listening to your son. It is easy to hear the words that someone is saying but interpret them how we want to. However, the skill of a good listener is to truly understand what is meant by someone's words. Your husband could think of a little way each day to demonstrate to your son that he loves him. This need not be expensive or time-consuming. For example, it might be remembering to ask about something which concerns your son at school or including his favourite food in the dinner.
There are lots of excellent charities and resources there to support families. For example, care for the family has produced this article on Ten Ways to be a Great Dad - such as assume the best and be silly once a day! You could ask your husband to have a read through the articles/resources on this website if he thinks it will be helpful.
Other useful websites include: Focus on the Family Australia and the Raising Children Network.
I wish you and your family all the very best with this. Please do let us know any further questions that you have so that we can support you further.
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Confederate forces under General John B. Hood made a frontal attack on a Union army commanded by General John Schofield that was entrenched by the river. The Union troops sustained 2,300 casualties and retreated across the river to Nashville, but not before inflicting heavy losses on the Confederates—more than 6,000 dead, including six generals (John Adams, John Carter, Patrick Cleburne, States Rights Gist, Hiram Granbury, and Otho Strahl). The battle marked the failure of Hood's Tennessee campaign, and his army disintegrated a few weeks later following the Battle of Nashville. Carter House (1830), which served as the Union command post, commemorates the battle and displays Civil War relics. McGavock Confederate Cemetery, with the graves of some 1,500 soldiers, remains a grim reminder of the carnage.
The city's economy is based on agriculture (livestock, tobacco, corn [maize], soybeans) and manufacturing (gift wrap, automotive parts, electric fans, printing supplies). Services, including tourism, are also important. The Franklin area has many antebellum homes, several of which are open to the public; of particular interest are Carter House, Carnton Plantation (1826; used as a hospital during the Battle of Franklin), and Lotz House (1858; with a museum of Civil War artifacts). Other homes can be toured during a weekend in May. The northernmost portion of Natchez Trace Parkway passes to the west of the city. Inc. 1815. Pop. (2000) 41,842; Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin Metro Area, 1,311,789; (2010) 62,487; Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin Metro Area, 1,589,534.


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In chapter 510, Tobi and Konan speak of the "power of the six paths". Tobi declares that "he possess 2 of the 6 paths" and calls nagato the "3rd". Does "The Six Paths" actually refer to six powers/bloodlines including Mokuton, Sharingan and Rinnegan? The only mention I could find on this site was on chapter 510: http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/An_Unexpected_Kinjutsu!! Is all this the result of a gross translation error, has no one noticed this, or is it just too vague to conclude upon?--18.104.22.168 (talk) 14:42, December 8, 2011 (UTC)
- I'm assuming it's people that have awakened/attained the Rinnegan. Madara/Tobi[both] are referred to as the Second of the Six Paths and Nagato is the Third of the Six Paths which would make the Rikudo Sennin the First.--Cerez365™ 14:45, December 8, 2011 (UTC)
- He said he possessed 2 paths, though, not that he was the second. Besides, while Rinnegan is the most exclusive, why would it be called the "power of the six paths" when Sharingan and Mokuton are also shards of the Sage' power? The 1st Hokage's power seems just as powerful, as it includes 1) Mokuton, 2) the sealing of tailed beasts and 3) enhancement of the power of Sharingan. (It let Danzō use Shisui's hypnotism once a day when it, according to c550, can normally be used only once a decade. The way I understand the story, it is also necessary for using Izanagi.)--22.214.171.124 (talk) 09:58, December 9, 2011 (UTC)
- It was an error
It was a mistranslation. Our resident translator translated it correctly for us. Tobi was referring to Nagato as the Third of the Six Paths and [himself] as the Second.--Cerez365™ 12:59, December 9, 2011 (UTC)


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With warmer temperatures forecast for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, some snow enthusiasts are wondering if they will be trading in their snowboards for surfboards.
"Snowboarding the day after Thanksgiving is kind of a tradition," said Shaun Weis of Hesperia, who plans on visiting Mountain High in Wrightwood soon. "The warm weather isn't going to keep me away. You just have to know what you're doing."
"Who knows? I may just head down to the beach if it's really going to be that warm," he joked quickly, adding it was still too cold for him to get into the water.
Temperatures are expected to rise to the mid to high 50s in Wrightwood over the Thanksgiving holiday, according to AccuWeather.com.
But with temperatures expected to be in the mid-70s in Long Beach and other coastal areas, according to surf report website SolSpot.com, the beach may be better for strolling than surfing.
Several skiers and snowboarders have taken to various mountain resorts' Facebook pages concerned that the warmer weather may shut down one of the most popular days of the year for Southern California snow enthusiasts.
While most resorts will be open, the recent wet weather forced the closure of the Mount Baldy resort on Saturday. And while it was scheduled to be open on Sunday, an update on the resort's website said the lifts would be open Sunday "for sightseeing rides to the Notch restaurant."
The Mount Baldy tubing park was set to open Sunday morning, but the website message ended saying it was a "great day for a hike to the summit."
The ski lifts are scheduled to remain closed through the holiday, according to the Mount Baldy website.
Mountain High officials remain optimistic about Thanksgiving.
"It's going to be clear and a great day for skiing or snowboarding," said spokesman John McColly.
The Thanksgiving weekend is the unofficial start to winter, said McColly, and Mountain High expects to be open for the holiday.
The Bear Mountain and Snow Summit resorts at Big Bear Lake also plan to be open for the holiday weekend.
Resort officials reported lift tickets sold out at Bear Mountain on Sunday morning, indicating there appears to be no shortage of snow enthusiasts making their way up the mountain to ride the slopes.
Snow Valley had yet to open its runs for the season, according to its website.
Portions of Southern California, including San Bernardino, Pomona and San Gabriel are forecast to see temperatures climb to the mid 70s on Thanksgiving Day and the low 80s by the weekend.
Wet weather is expected to return to the Southland by next Monday.
Officials advise that anyone planning to visit the mountain resorts should check their websites for the latest weather and road conditions.
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Climate Debate in Word Clouds: The Conflicting Discourse of Climate Change
Like it or not, climate change is now part of the "culture wars." Like abortion, gun control, and health care, climate change divides conversations along political battle lines of left versus right. But if you listen closely to what is being said, you will find that people are talking past each other, engaged in a debate that has little to do with an evaluation of climate science. Instead, it is a clash about values, beliefs, and worldviews. Opinions are based largely on ideological filters that people use to understand complex issues, influenced strongly by the cultural groups of which they are a part and the opinions of thought-leaders and pundits whom they trust. The arguments are constructed around the frames by which people view the science, not the science itself.
To explore this further, I studied the language used by opposing sides of this debate (what I call the skeptical and convinced positions) as it took place in U.S. newspapers between September 2007 and September 2009. In that period, 795 editorials and letters to the editor were written on the topics of climate change or global warming. Seventy-three percent were convinced, and 20 percent were skeptical, which is in line with numerous polling results (the remaining 7 percent were neutral or unclear). Then I looked at what they were saying and drew a word cloud for each side of the debate, with word size representing each word's relative use. These word clouds tell an interesting story, one that can help explain the terrain of the debate if you choose to engage it.
First, note that the two sides do not use the same terms to define the debate. Skeptical authors use "global warming" three times as much as "climate change" while convinced authors use the terms equally. This is not an accidental artifact as the two terms take on very different meanings depending on who you are talking to. Recent work published in Public Opinion Quarterly found that Republicans were less likely to endorse that the phenomenon was real when it was referred to as "global warming" rather than "climate change" while Democrats were unaffected by the term. Corroborating research in Climatic Change concluded that global warming is a far more politicizing term than climate change, preferred most by people already concerned about the issue and least by those who don't believe it is occurring.
So, before you engage in the debate, consider who you are talking to and what effect you want to have. Words have meaning, and the terms you use trigger intended and unintended reactions on those you are trying to reach. You may find yourself losing the debate before it begins.
The second point to notice in the word clouds is the focus of the issue. For the skeptical editorials, the issue is primarily about the science, or more precisely, the flaws in the scientific process, which they see as corrupt. The sentiment, in the words of a skeptical speaker at the Heartland Conference, that "peer review has turned into pal review" reflects the skeptical belief that only research supporting the reality of climate change will get published. As a result, skeptical authors talk about a "hoax" and "hype" and refer to those who endorse such "hysteria" as "alarmist," "cultist," "fundamentalist," "AGW people" (in reference to Anthropocentric Global Warming), and "socialist" (as a threat to freedom, capitalism and democracy).
In direct contrast, the convinced editorials de-emphasize the "science" and the nature of the problem to focus instead on solutions, such as "technology," "nuclear power," "biofuels," "clean tech," "clean coal" and "carbon capture and sequestration."
And this leads to the topics of the "economy" and "risk," which both sides discuss, but in far different ways. Skeptical editorials warn that proposals to limit greenhouse gas emissions (like cap and trade, or what they call "cap and tax") will destroy the economy while convinced editorials predict that they will boost it by creating "jobs."
These differences point to an important landmark on the terrain of the debate; choose the battlefield of your choice – you can choose to debate the nature of the problem or the nature of the solutions.
Next, note who the two sides are referencing. Both sides like to spend more time attacking a prominent figure on the other side than citing a supporter on their own. Convinced editorials like to criticize George W. Bush and his opposition to climate legislation. With far less politeness, the skeptical editorials attack Al Gore with accusations that he fabricated the problem for ideological and personal gain. In fact, given that nearly 40 percent of all skeptical articles mention the former Vice President, it is apparent that he is the man that the climate skeptical love to hate. As such, he is not likely to win over many converts.
In the end, why is all this important? The short answer is that lots of small conversations add up to one big conversation. "All politics is local" as Tip O'Neill would say. We need to pull climate change out of the culture wars and keep it from devolving into a "logic schism," a breakdown in communication where the two sides are talking about completely different issues, only seeking information that confirms their position and disconfirms the other, and developing positions that are relatively exclusive and rigid. The rigidity of either side of the debate closes avenues of examination, such that resolution of the issue becomes intractable.
To help avoid this outcome, engage in vigorous debate over climate change. But first, consider the rhetorical landscape and the goal of avoiding a logic schism. One side may be talking about scientific data and the other may be talking about freedom, scientific corruption, or distrust of government. And never the twain shall meet. But if you are careful, you may find a common language and a way to communicate towards some kind of neutral ground.
Andrew Hoffman is the Holcim (US) Professor and Director of the Erb Institute at the University of Michigan, where he holds joint appointments at the Ross School of Business and the School of Natural Resources & Environment. For more on the study discussed in this blog, see: Hoffman, A. (2011) "Talking past each other? Cultural framing of skeptical and convinced logics in the climate change debate." Organization & Environment, 24 (1): 3-33


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The Toughbox 14 is a small yet powerful Micro-ITX computer system built and sold by the Mp3car store. The Mp3car store allows full customization of the Toughbox 14, and the price for a self-installed Toughbox 14 system starts at only $234.99.
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Removing 1 small screw on the back of the case allowed full exposure to the components inside the case.
The 2.5� Intel 80GB solid-state hard drive is suspended on top black support. The drive is directly over the north-bridge and processor heat sink, but during my testing this did not cause any problem at all. The advantages of the solid-state drive over a standard 2.5-inch laptop drive are tremendous. Solid-state drives have a better resistance to temperature changes. Also, a solid-state drive has no moving parts; this allows an improvement not only in shock protection, but also faster read/write speeds. The speed of the drive impacts the time to access data and load or resume an operating system. The operating system of choice on the ToughBox 14 full bundle is Windows 7 Professional, and Windows 7 has built-in optimizations for solid-state drives, further enhancing the capabilities of the ToughBox 14. Windows 7 also has better control of the computers hibernate/resume routine, ensuring that not only are hibernations faster, but resume have far less errors.
Upon removing the hard drive mechanism we can see the single-chip 2Ghz DDR 2 module. The Intel 945GSEJT uses a laptop memory module installed on its side for space saving. Also installed is the Intel Wireless WifiLink 4965AGN PCI-E 802.11 device. Like the Ram module, the PCI-E device sits on its side. A small gauge cable is run from the WifiLink to the externally mounted Wifi antenna which is plugged into the back of the M350 case. With the onset of wireless 3G devices it might seem redundant to carry an 802.11 device in the car, but there are two clear advantages. First, there is no monthly charge for wifi use, and wifi hotspots are becoming more and more abundant with time. The second and perhaps greater advantage is the ability to automatically sync up with your home computers upon being in range of your home wifi device. This allows music, documents, and photos to seamlessly install to your car PC without much user input.
The Intel 945GSEJT has internal connections for a single slim IDE channel, dual SATA connectors, and an analog HD Audio header. What�s missing from the motherboard is your standard 20-24pin ATX power connector. This is because the board is built to be plugged into any standard 12v 5amp power source. This greatly adds to the ease of installation because the power supply doesn�t need to be cluttering up the case. In fact, the Carnetix 2140 power supply packaged with the ToughBox 14 only takes two small sets of wires to connect to the rear of the case; the 12volt power line, and a smaller line which connects the Carnetix to the motherboard�s power switch. Having installed many car PCs and be
The remaining connectors on the rear are nicely spaced apart and allow for a clean computer installation. There�s a standard VGA connector, a DVI video connection, 3 USB ports, an Ethernet port, and a single audio out connector.
So basically, the ToughBox 14 full bundle is made from the case up to be user-friendly as a car pc. Installation in the vehicle is as straight forward as it gets. As with all vehicle power supplies, you must run wires for 12v, ACC, and GND to the wires that come with the Carnetix 2140. Then connect the two output wires from the 2140 to the appropriate inputs on the rear of the M350 case. Connect the VGA out from your monitor and touchscreen cable, and you�ve got a powerful and efficient car PC.
The only real drawbacks are not specific to the ToughBox 14, but all pre-built car PC systems in general. First, there�s limited room for external accessories with only 5 USB ports. Of course, nearly anyone is capable of installing USB hubs that will allow expansion, but there are complexities in getting a reliable USB hub in the automotive environment. The second drawback is the price when compared to a self sourced computer. You could certainly build something similar for less, but knowing that you�re getting a reliable ready-made PC tested and backed by the Mp3car store should certainly be looked at as invaluable.
The Positive:
� Built and tested ready for use in the automotive environment
� Customizable to individual user needs
� Performance and reliability of the Intel Atom dual-core product
� Energy efficient design
� Built specifically for car PC use
� Small form factor which allows for multiple mounting options
� Simple to use and customizable Intelligent power supply
The Negative:
� Limited room for expansion
� Use of more than 2 channel audio requires an additional header connection
� Cost when compared to self-built self-sourced system
The Verdict:
The ToughBox 14 is the absolute easiest way to add a powerful, efficient, and genuine car PC to any automobile. It was carefully designed to be everything you could want a car PC to be right out of the box. Couple that with the fact it�s built and backed by Mp3car and you have an absolute winner.
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Under fire for his proposal to freeze charter school growth, LAUSD school board member Steve Zimmer on Tuesday released a scaled-back plan to ask charter operators to voluntarily delay applications until the district tightens its oversight of the mushrooming movement.
Critics turned out in force to protest the resolution Zimmer introduced last month that would have imposed a moratorium on new charters while Superintendent John Deasy crafted a strategic plan for governing the public, yet autonomous, campuses.
Charter groups said the ban would be illegal, and parents packed the boardroom and demonstrated outside of Los Angeles Unified headquarters against any effort to limit the options for where their kids can go to school.
The revised resolution modifies most of the provisions in the original plan, but the most critical asks prospective charter operators to voluntarily hold off on submitting applications until the issue is sorted out.
"It does not limit parents' access to choice," Zimmer said in a statement that accompanied the revised plan. "But it does raise difficult questions about how LAUSD should manage further expansion of choice in our district. We need to have these tough conversations. Our children deserve nothing less."
The resolution will be taken up by the board at its Nov. 13 meeting.
Although charters are financed by taxpayer money and are considered public schools, they are often compared with private schools because they are free of some of the regulations and policies governing traditional campuses.
A growing number of parents dissatisfied with their neighborhood school have found charters to be an attractive alternative. An estimated 110,000 students are enrolled in 232 charters in Los Angeles, and thousands of additional kids are on waiting lists.
Corri Ravare, managing regional director of the California Charter Schools Association, said she appreciated that Zimmer had responded to the criticism but she still had concerns that the revised version would impede charter growth.
"I think the steps that he proposes could be made without the resolution and the stress of how he crafted the language," she said.
"Charters are responsive to the needs of kids and families. There's a sense of urgency, and charters are able to react quickly to this."
During Tuesday's meeting, the district released a report showing that students in independent charters outscored their counterparts in traditional schools on the state's standardized math and English tests.
In the elementary grades, 58 percent of charter students scored proficient in English-language arts compared with 54 percent of the kids in traditional schools. In math, 70 percent of charter students and and 63 percent of those in traditional schools were proficient.
At the secondary level, 52 percent of charter students were proficient in English, compared with 43 percent in traditional schools. In math, 36 percent of charter students were proficient compared with 30 percent in traditional schools.
According to the district's breakdown, charters had higher percentages of white and African-American students than at traditional campuses. Latino youngsters, meanwhile, composed 75 percent of LAUSD and 68 percent of charter school enrollment.
Also on Tuesday, the LAUSD board established an arts magnet at Verdugo Hills High and three new magnet programs at Sun Valley Middle School.
Board member Tamar Galatzan, who represents the west San Fernando Valley, voted against the proposals, citing concerns about paying for the operational and transportation costs associated with the programs.
Verdugo Hills High will specialize in visual and performing arts, while Sun Valley will offer programs in environmental science, social justice and civics and leadership.
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The same person inspires guitarist Steve Kimock and keyboard player Bernie Worrell and it's not the person you might expect.
Both musicians, in separate interviews, said they were fans of former NFL wide-receiver Jerry Rice, the all-time statistical leader in receptions, touchdown receptions, and yards.
"How could you not be inspired by Jerry Rice?" asked Kimock, who is obviously inspired by excellence in any form which explains why his band, which performs in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, is full of all stars including:
• Andy Hess, the bassist best known for his work in Gov't Mule and the Black Crowes;
• Wally Ingram, drummer with Timbuk 3 and a comrade of former Salt Lake singer-songwriter Jerry Joseph of Stockholm Syndrome; and
• Worrell, a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, who helped start Parliament-Funkadelic and who worked with Talking Heads.
Kimock's pedigree is what attracts such talent. In addition to playing with Joseph in Little Women, the 57-year-old guitarist is well-known to Deadheads for being in numerous groups including Bob Weir's Kingfish and Ratdog, Phil Lesh and Friends, The Other Ones and the Rhythm Devils with Grateful Dead drummers Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart.
The late Jerry Garcia once called Kimock his favorite guitarist.
After living in the Bay Area for many years, Kimock moved to eastern Pennsylvania. He created his new band when his son John Morgan Kimock, also a guitarist, said he had been jamming with Worrell, who lives in New Jersey just across the Delaware River. Kimock joined him, and like most players who come into contact with Worrell, found their music had chemistry. He asked Worrell to form a band with him.
"This is comfortable [and] enlightening. Steve inspires me," said Worrell, adding that it was actually God told him to join Kimock on this venture. "There's a higher power that decided where I'm supposed to be ... I thank God for the work."
Both musicians have had long relationships with Hess and Ingram, so they were asked to join the band, too. Tuesday's concert at the State Room will be an rare opportunity to watch and hear some of the finest musicians jam in one room.
As for football, Worrell said he is a die-hard fan of the Giants, the Jets, the Eagles, the 49ers and Green Bay.
Kimock said Jerry Rice reminds him of the 1980s and 1990s, when he was jamming with Garcia and members of the Grateful Dead and creating some of the best musical memories of his life. Many of the people he once played with have died, he said, making memories of watching Jim Montana "shred" other teams with his friends unforgettable.
And even though Kimock has moved away from the Bay Area, he doesn't have to go far to get a football fix. Every summer, the Eagles hold their training camp near his house.
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The Steve Kimock Band performs. The group includes legendary musicians Bernie Worrell, Andy Hess, and Wally Ingram
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First down: Minnesota at Chicago
11 a.m., TV • Ch. 13
The skinny • Bears fans know they're in some dire straits (sit back down, Mark Knopfler no one was talking about you!) when they're actually excited about the prospect of Jay Cutler playing. Seriously, when was the last time that happened? I'd guesstimate somewhere between the time he was traded to Chicago and the time he threw his 38th interception as a Bear. Unbiased observers recognize this for what it is: rose-colored glasses half-full (two clichés for the price of one). The Bears' once-promising season is suddenly on the brink, and fans have just endured 11/2 games of the underwhelmingness that is Jason Campbell, so their brains generate some revisionist history and they convince themselves all was spectacular when Cutler was quarterback. Or maybe they're just feeling the effects of Cutler's concussion themselves.
The line • Bears by 7.
The pick • Bears. Cutler may not be the panacea for Chicago's myriad offensive woes, but he's at least better than Christian Ponder, right?
Second down: Denver at Kansas City
11 a.m., Ch. 2
The skinny • So an elderly woman being given a Thanksgiving care package by the Chiefs' Dexter McCluster uses the face-to-face as an opportunity to berate him and his teammates for their lackluster performance this season, responding to his protestation that they are "working hard" with an exhortation to "work harder." Before you put too much stock into this, Mr. McCluster, consider the possibility that she has no idea what the hell she is talking about, that her words are not only unkind but unsound. You're already too far gone to make the playoffs, so you may as well put yourself in a position to get a better draft pick. You're an offensive guy, so you tell me … would you rather go 5-11 this year and have Matt Cassel or Brady Quinn still throwing you passes next season or go 2-14 and wind up with USC quarterback Matt Barkley? That's what I thought. Tank away, good sir, tank away!
The line • Broncos by 101/2.
The pick • Broncos. Because they have Peyton Manning at quarterback, and the Chiefs have Cassel and Quinn.
Third down: San Francisco at New Orleans
2:25 p.m., TV • Ch. 13
The skinny • The term "quarterback controversy" gets thrown around an awful lot in situations where it really isn't applicable. For example, the Chiefs and Cardinals have switched QBs several times this season, but continue to get their brains beat in regardless of who lines up behind center. It's not really a controversy if a loss is all but guaranteed either way. With the 49ers' situation, on the other hand, there is some legitimate question whether they'd be better off starting solid-but-unspectacular Alex Smith or spectacular-but-unproven Colin Kaepernick. Do they risk rocking the boat for that little extra boost? Actually, they're probably OK either way. I'm not calling it a controversy unless Jim Harbaugh decides to start himself.
The line • 49ers by 1.
The pick • Saints. Drew Brees was once part of a QB controversy in San Diego. Not so much in New Orleans.
Fourth down
Green Bay at N.Y. Giants
6:20 p.m., TV • Ch. 5
The skinny • Forget whatever high-tech gadget Apple is trotting out that will be obsolete within three months. And disregard that video game the young'uns supposedly will be ostracized for not having a copy of. If belief in the potential of an NFL team were a tangible object, the New York Giants would have been the hot item to end all hot items on Black Friday. You couldn't swing Terry Bradshaw without hitting a talking head who is absolutely convinced the G-Men will recover nicely from their latest bout of November Suckitis and go on to be a force to be reckoned with this postseason. This argument is inevitably based solely on the compelling evidence of "they've done it before, they can do it again." Touché. Perhaps next November they can camp out overnight so as to grab some logic before it sells out. Then again, that's never really been in high demand.
The line • Giants by 3.
The pick • Packers. Mrs. Four Downs has informed me no small number of times that the "hot item" she's hoping to get her hands on is Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. I'm scouring Amazon right now.
… and eight to go
Oakland at Cincinnati, 11 a.m. • The Raiders' unprecedented appeal to the league for a "do-over" in the Carson Palmer trade seems a long shot to be granted.
Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 11 a.m. • Browns were going to unveil their version of "terrible towels" which looked a lot like white flags. How appropriate.
Buffalo at Indianapolis, 11 a.m. • No team may ever experience a bigger swing in quality of opponents than the Colts going from last week's Patriots to this week's Bills.
Seattle at Miami, 11 a.m. • It's a matchup of the third- and fourth-best quarterbacks of this rookie draft class! Sweeeeeeeet!
Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 11 a.m. • After losing to the Saints and looking awful vs. the Cards, it's time for the Falcons to go all MC Hammer at the AMAs and show they're still Too Legit to Quit.
Tennessee at Jacksonville, 11 a.m. • Ducky from "Pretty in Pink" knew way back in '86 that drafting Gabbert in 2011 was a bad idea: "His name is Blaine?! Blaine's not a name, it's a major appliance!"
Baltimore at San Diego, 2:05 p.m. • Is it possible Norv Turner pulled a Milton from "Office Space" and was fired years ago but remains employed due to a paperwork "glitch"?
St. Louis at Arizona, 2:25 p.m. • Ever wondered why it's fútbol instead of football that's called "the beautiful game"? May I offer this matchup as Exhibit A?


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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to use the BT3 installer to create a harddisk bootable
version. No OS is currently installed and its blank.
Toshiba Pro 4300 series
I think it is trying to install on an incompatible filesystem? If so, which are
compatible? (Tried NTFS / Linux E2TFS)
* testing the filesystem for posix compatibility
* not compatible - starting posixov
* setup union directory (using aufs, with udba=none)
mount: mounting aufs on union failed
Fatal error occured - can't setup union (aufs)
* Something went wrong and we can't continue. This should never happen.
* Please reboot your computer with Ctrl+Alt+Delete
I know the installer is untested. But I'm more inclined to think its my fault
than the programmer's


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PHILADELPHIA - A decisive second-half run carried the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team to its fourth straight win on Wednesday night as the Quakers topped Army, 67-57, at The Palestra.
Penn (4-2) matched the best six-game start in program history and ended Army's seven-game winning streak. Junior Katy Allen finished two points shy of a double-double as she matched a career best with a game-high 11 rebounds. Junior Kara Bonenberger (14), senior captain Alyssa Baron (22) and freshman Sydney Stipanovich (17) also finished in double figures for the Red and Blue.
It was a tight game until the final minutes. Neither team led by more than two possessions until Penn went on an 18-4 run to put the game away.
Army (7-2) led 5-4 in the opening minutes, but a quick 8-2 run - capped by a three from junior Renee Busch - put Penn up 12-7 at the 13:47 mark of the opening half.
The lead was still five, 14-9, after Stipanovich's putback three minutes later, but Army scored seven straight to go up 16-14. Another 8-2 Penn run was sparked by a transition jumper from Baron and finished by a layup from Bonenberger for a 22-18 lead with 6:31 left in the half.
Army again tied it at 24-24, but Allen sunk a three on the next possession and Penn held on to a two-point lead, 30-28, at the break.
The Quakers found themselves in major foul trouble in the second half. Baron picked up her third in the first 16 seconds and Army made three shots from the charity strip for a 31-30 advantage. Penn pulled back in to the lead with back-to-back buckets from Stipanovich, but then she picked up her third foul with 18:36 to play.
Both players stayed in the game as Penn maintained a slight lead over the next six minutes. But Army came back to go up, 42-41, and Baron picked up her fourth foul. Moments later, Stipanovich was whistled for her fourth with the Quakers trailing 49-46 at the 8:43 mark.
With both players on the bench, the Quakers battled defensively and kept the Black Knights scorelss for the next two minutes. Down 49-48, both players checked back in and promptly each hit a deep jumper on back-to-back possessions to quickly put Penn up 52-49 with 4:49 to go. That sparked the game-clinching 18-4 run.
When Bonenberger sunk a jumper and senior captain Meghan McCullough buried a couple free throws, the lead was 60-51 with 2:29 to go. Penn led by as many as 13, 66-53, after four straight made free throws from Stipanovich.
Penn held the Patriot League's top offensive team to 33.3 percent (20-of-60) shooting. Penn was 23-of-53 (43.4%). Penn forced 16 turnovers and held the rebounding edge, 39-35.
Stipanovich had 15 of her 17 in the second half and finished with seven rebounds. Bonenberger added six rebounds and three assists in 39 minutes. Baron contributed six boards, a team-high four assists and a pair of steals.
Penn has now won six straight games in the month of December dating back to last year and has won nine of the last 10 (and 12 of the last 14) in the season's second month. The only other two teams in the program's history to start 4-2 were in 1980-81 and 2011-12.
The Quakers have 10 days until their next game, but will be busy as student-athletes. Leading into the City Six matchup with Drexel on Saturday, Dec. 21, Penn will have its Finals week. Then the Battle for 33rd Street tips off at 2 p.m. at The Palestra and can be seen on the Penn Sports Network.
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GOVT6331 - Public Management and Governance
Semester 1, 2013 | Credit Points: 6
Coordinator: Dr Paul Fawcett
This unit outlines some of the most important developments in contemporary public management and governance and how these relate to the everyday practices of those working in the public sector. It uses examples drawn from a number of OECD countries to: critically analyse the forces that have driven the move towards 'public management'; examine the theory and practice of 'public governance'; evaluate the merits of these developments; and apply this knowledge to better understand specific developments across different contexts.
1x3500wd case study (45%), 1x500wd case study outline (15%), 1x1.5hr exam (30%), 1x group work participation (10%)
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I've been training in a couple of different arts and I've a friend who is more into just MMA, now I haven't a problem with MMA in any way, and have a lot of respect for it. My friend I think is blinkered into thinking that MMA is the only thing that works, I know this is the wrong website to get any support, that's not what I am asking here, we are always having heated discussions about what works, on the street, is it a sport and so on and on!
So in conclusion we have decided to have a little amateur MMA bout to see what's what! So what I'm asking is, Is there anywhere we could hire a venue legally to do this? How can we go about this?
We both live in south London, we have given each other 3 months to train, is there a gym or somewhere in the that would allow us to put the fight on?


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Ordering concrete
This article explains how to order concrete. We'll use a 10 x 10 ft. slab as an example. Here's a brief rundown of what you need to know.
Amount. Calculate the volume you need in cubic yards. Multiply the length (10 ft.) by the width (10 ft.) by the depth (.35 ft., or 4 in.) and divide it by 27 (the number of cubic feet in a cubic yard). You get 1.3 cu. yds. Then add 10 percent to allow for spillage and slab depth variations.
Strength. Call a local ready-mix company, tell the supplier what the concrete is for, and ask about the best mix (proportions of cement, gravel and sand). For a shed, the supplier will probably suggest a mix with a capacity of about 4,000 psi (pounds per square inch). If you live in a region with freeze/thaw cycles in winter, ask for 5 percent air entrainment to help the concrete withstand freeze/thaw damage.
Cost. Use $90 per cubic yard as a ballpark figure, but this will vary by region. Also, expect a fee of about $60 per load for delivery. There could be other fees for such things as Saturday delivery and small loads. Ask about these fees so you know the total bill before the truck arrives.
Unload time. Ask about the normal unload time (usually 7 to 10 minutes per yard) and if there is a fee for overtime. If the truck can't reach the site, make sure you have two or three people with wheelbarrows ready to go.


text: The employer of the two Australian DJ's who pranked a London hospital and are believed to be the cause of a suicide from the receptionist/nurse who first answered their call and put them through to Kate's nurse will not be fired. The employer actually had the nerve to say his employees are the victims. Huh? Last I checked they were still alive. The woman is not and was publicly humiliated and now has a grieving family and two sons who don't have a mother. The two DJ's suspended themselves but are expected to be on the air again soon. Tell me how they are the victims again?


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PGObject::Simple::Role provides an interface to the PGObject service locator for Moo and Moose Perl classes. This service locator is intended to integrate Perl objects with PostgreSQL user-defined functions, and this uses the "simple" mapping approach. Between PGObject::Simple::Rrole and PGObject::Util::DBMethod, it is possible to write fully-declarative classes in which all calculation logic is handed off to database functions.
Zyan Communication Framework simplifies development of distributed applications. It works on Windows, Linux, Mac OS, and Android platforms via .NET or Mono runtimes. It features LINQ support for three-tier applications, full duplex TCP support, traffic, compression, and encryption, transparent support for events and EBC (event-based components), and Windows and LDAP authentication support.
The Libxmp Core Mod Player, or Coremod for short, is a small, lightweight subset of Libxmp with full API compatibility released under a permissive license. Coremod supports the four main module formats (MOD, XM, S3M, and IT), and is intended for use in games and other applications where extensive format support or file decompression are not required.
JHotCorner is a Java library which gives the user the ability to execute code if the mouse is dragged into one of the four monitor corners. You can choose which corner should be active (multiple corners are allowed). It's also possible to show a quarter circle if the corner is active and the mouse hits the radius. Fade-in and fade-out effects are also present. There are different options which you can set, including the radius of the hot corner, whether an image should be shown, displaying of your own image, etc. If you want to set an image, transparent and animated GIFs and transparent PNGs can be used. To register a class, simply implement JHotCornerInterface.
Capstone is a disassembly framework with the target of becoming the ultimate disasm engine for binary analysis and reversing in the security community. Running on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Solaris, it can disassemble ARM, ARM64 (ARMv8), MIPS, PPC, and x86 architectures. Capstone provides rich details about disassembled instructions along with useful semantic information.
Java Grinder takes Java byte-code from a class file and compiles it into an assembly code text file that can be assembled and run on microcontrollers and CPUs including MSP430, dsPIC, 6502 (Commodore 64), 68000, ARM, and MIPS. A Java API is provided for dealing with SPI, GPIO, Commodore 64 hardware, and more.
Ada Util is a collection of utility packages for Ada 2005. Several packages are inspired from Java packages and libraries (Java properties, log4j, listeners, streams). The library provides a logging framework, a serialization/deserialization framework for XML, JSON, CSV, an Ada beans framework, a composition stream framework (raw, files, buffers, pipes, sockets), several concurrency tools (reference counters, counters, pools, fifos, arrays), a REST client framework, and more.
YAWIK offers a Web based solution for managing job applications. Jobs ads can be entered or pushed to the system. The sytem assigns application forms to job ads. Applicants and Recruiters can connect to YAWIK using social networks. Currently it is possible to integrate YAWIK into a corporate Web site by extending it with a module. It is intended to become a distributed system for connecting recruiters and applicants.
A company administration manager.
A Magento script for online bookings.


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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College men's soccer team under went a number of changes in 2007 as the Tornados found themselves competing against a full South Atlantic Conference schedule.
The Tornados also saw new leadership this year at the head coaching position, as Coach Juan Mascaro took over the reigns for his first season at Brevard. With their transition to NCAA Division II, a challenging SAC conference slate and new leadership at the top, the Tornados responded positively as they improved and matured throughout the season thus improving on their win total from a season ago.
Brevard faced a tough schedule with the majority of the opponents being NCAA Division II members, including the eight South Atlantic Conference teams in which BC faced because of the fact that the Tornados are in their last season as provisionary members of the SAC.
The Tornados, who dealt with a number of different injuries throughout the 2007 season, went from only one win in the previous year to recording four this season along with one tie. The wins included a big home opener, first game victory against the tough Pfeiffer University team in double overtime with a 2-1 victory. The other BC victories came at the expense of Emory & Henry, 2-1 and Toccoa Falls, 5-1. The last win of the season came against Warren Wilson with another 2-1 victory.
The Tornados tied fellow South Atlantic Conference foe Mars Hill, at home, 2-2 proving that the Tornado team is making full strides in making the leap to compete on a regular basis with the high competitive South Atlantic Conference.
Sophomore co-captain Ian Townson (Boiling Springs, SC) and senior Owen Carson (Atlanta, GA) led the Tornados on the season with four goals each. Carson, only saw action in 12 matches for the season, having missed seven games due to injury.
Freshman Kyle Stanforth (Orlando, FL) led in the assist category with three assist on the year. Senior goalkeeper Trevor Redpath (Birmingham, AL) recorded 93 saves while plying most of the season with an aggravated hamstring. Redpath was 2-8-1 on the season.
With all the new changes in the men's soccer program, the Tornados have a lot of positive and exciting points to build on heading into the 2008 season. Brevard returns 16 players while losing only four seniors to graduation. Head Coach Mascaro and Brevard College will look to build on what looks to be a promising foundation for a men's soccer program that shows a lot of potential for the future of the Tornados.


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I'm wondering if anyone can help me with this. So, When I try to implement a mass-client side attack with Fast-Track(v4.0) no exploits get loaded. This may help.
bandannaproof@(none):~$ su -c "fasttrack -i"
Psyco not detected....Recommend installing it for increased speeds.
Your system has all requirements needed to run Fast-Track!
Fast-Track Main Menu:
Enter the number: 4
Mass Client Client Attack
Enter the IP Address you want the web server to listen on: 192.168.1.X
Enter the number of the payload you want: 1
Would you like to use ettercap to ARP poison a host yes or no: yes
What IP Address do you want to poison: 192.168.1.X
Setting up the ettercap filters....
Filter created...
Compiling Ettercap filter...
etterfilter NG-0.7.3 copyright 2001-2004 ALoR & NaGA
12 protocol tables loaded:
DECODED DATA udp tcp gre icmp ip arp wifi fddi tr eth
11 constants loaded:
VRRP OSPF GRE UDP TCP ICMP6 ICMP PPTP PPPoE IP ARP
Parsing source file 'bin/appdata/fasttrack.filter' done.
Unfolding the meta-tree done.
Converting labels to real offsets done.
Writing output to 'bin/appdata/fasttrack.ef' done.
-> Script encoded into 16 instructions.
Filter compiled...Running Ettercap and poisoning target...
Setting up Metasploit MSFConsole with various exploits...
If an exploit succeeds, type sessions -l to list shells and sessions -i <id>
to interact...
Have someone connect to you on port 80...
Launching MSFConsole and Exploits...
Once you see the Metasploit Console launch all the exploits have someone
connect to you..
<-"Here's the problem no exploits launched"
Press enter to end the Mass Client Attack...
bandannaproof@(none):~$ ps -aux
root 12091 0.6 4.9 9896 6240 pts/2 S+ 17:00 0:00 python ./fast-track.py -i
root 12095 0.1 0.0 0 0 pts/2 Z+ 17:02 0:00 [sh] <defunct>
root 12097 0.0 0.0 0 0 pts/2 Z+ 17:02 0:00 [sh] <defunct>
Those zombies weren't there before I executed Fast-Track only after I issue the arp poison. Even if I don't arp poison still no exploits launced, and the zombies appear. Then only when exit out of Fast-Track no zombies. Oh! Yeah! This still persists after two reinstalls. Any suggestions?


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Hemorrhages were found beneath the periosteum in the region of the lower incisor teeth and the acetabulum and ribs.
The large, round head of this bone is placed in the acetabulum.
In the pelvis the acetabulum is perforate (in Echidna), as in Sauropsida.
The acute character of the lameness will vary in degree as the seat of the lesion approximates the acetabulum.
The obturator foramen is a small oval opening posteroventral to the acetabulum between the ischium and the pubis.
A less formidable proceeding may be useful in cases where the acetabulum is diseased, but not deeply.
All except the epipubis take part in the formation of the acetabulum, which is perforated by a prominent hole.
Fracture of the upper and back part of the rim of the acetabulum may accompany or simulate dorsal dislocation of the hip.
The femur (fig. 40, B, 12) is a short thick bone, with a prominent rounded head articulating with the acetabulum.
The broadening of the trochanteric region is greater, and the great trochanter is approximated to the acetabulum.
acetabulum ac·e·tab·u·lum (ās'ĭ-tāb'yə-ləm)
n. pl. ac·e·tab·u·la (-lə)
The cup-shaped cavity at the base of the hipbone into which the ball-shaped head of the femur fits. Also called cotyloid cavity.


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BlueClaws' Hanson evolving as pitcher
Phillies right-hander allows two hits over five innings for win
By Robert Emrich / Special to MLB.com | May 2, 2013 8:21 PM ET
Four years ago, you would have been hard-pressed to find Nick Hanson on the diamond, let alone the mound. Thursday night, he looked like he belonged.
Hanson allowed two hits and three walks while striking out five over five innings for his first South Atlantic League win as Class A Lakewood blanked Charleston, 6-0.
It was the first start of the season for the Phillies' 16th-round pick in the 2012 Draft. Hanson's six previous appearances this year came out of the bullpen.
Hanson battled through a rough first inning, issuing a pair of base on balls but emerged unscathed.
"Honestly, I started off a little shaky. [I had] nerves, my first start in front of the home crowd," the California native said. "I was lucky enough to get some early runs from my offense and it took away my nerves."
If Hanson develops into a top prospect, the Phillies may have to send a thank-you card to a member of Red Sox organization.
"I actually didn't even play baseball my junior year [of high school] and my best friend, Henry Owens, was like, 'We need a pitcher on the team,' so I said all right, I'll go for it," Hanson said. "I had a good year and decided to stick with it. I went to junior college, I got hurt my freshman year, came back my sophomore year and got drafted."
The 21-year-old right-hander's freshman season injury was nothing mudane. Hanson required ulnar nerve transposition surgery, in which the ulnar nerve is moved to a more suitable position in the elbow.
"I didn't even know anything about it," Hanson said. "I pitched the first game of the year and it felt weird. They said if you want to keep playing baseball you have to get it moved over."
Hanson and Owens, Boston's No. 5 prospect, remain good friends and live together in the offseason. Having access to one of the top pitching prospects in the game has proven beneficial to a neophyte hurler such as Hanson.
"[I'm learning] everything I can, I talk to him all the time," Hanson said. "He's got me back into baseball, he's far ahead of me in terms of pitching."
Hanson, who throws a four-seam fastball, a sinker, a curveball, a slider and a changeup, recognizes the difficulties inherent in learning how to pitch as a pro.
"It's been a lot of fun, just getting used to my stuff and all my pitches and stuff," he said. "It's been tough at times, just getting better at being a pitcher rather than just throwing."
Hanson started his pro career with the short-season Williamsport Crosscutters last year, going 2-3 with a 7.00 ERA in 19 appearances, including three starts.
"I started a little bit last year in short season and struggled," he said. "I wanted to get another shot at it and prove I can do it."
Jordan Guth allowed one hit over two innings of relief. Zach Cooper tossed a hitless frame and Geoff Broussard struck out three while allowing a pair of hits in the ninth.
Roman Quinn, the Phillies' No. 5 prospect, reached base twice and scored a pair of runs for the BlueClaws.
Robert Emrich is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @RobertEmrich. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Hi all experts,
I'm figuring out why my router send these "mysterious data packets", even with no clients (wired or wireless) present.. Could someone take a look of this packet? The encryption at the time was wep-64. Router is a D-link 524. I was performing a fake auth at the same time. (No arps recieved, but thats another story, I think)
Thanks in advance,
Learn to live, but live to learn, eh?
Learn to live, but live to learn, eh?


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B.A. Criminal Justice- Corrections
The undergraduate Criminal Justice Program at the University of Central Oklahoma was formulated to meet the needs of students who want to obtain employment in various agencies of the criminal justice system. View a list of scholarships in this department.
Degree Sheet
To see the classes that make up the general criminal justice curriculum check out the degree sheet!
Career Opportunities
Not sure what to do with a degree in General Criminal Justice? Check out our career guide!
Explore Your Interests
Take advantage of these opportunities in the Metro which may spark your interest and even boost your resume.
- Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation: Go to http://www.ok.gov/osbi/
- Oklahoma County Community Sentencing: To find out information for an internship go to http://www.oklahomacounty.org/CommunitySentencing/Homepage2.htm
- Oklahoma County Juvenile Justice Center: To find out about volunteering or job opportunities go to http://www.oklahomacounty.org/jjc/VisionPage.htm
- Oklahoma State Courts Network: Go to http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/start.asp
Change Your Major
Either complete a "Request to Change Major/Minor Form" OR meet with your advisor and he/she will change your major.


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PITTSBURGH – For more than a decade, the Hardwood Council has proclaimed the excellence and superiority of products made from U.S. hardwoods. Few building materials possess the overall environmental attributes of this magnificent resource and at long last, our government concurs.
The Hardwood Council recently announced that with the recent passage of Senate Resolution 411 and House Resolution 81, the U.S. hardwood industry and U.S. hardwood products have received Congress' recognition, stamp of approval and full endorsement.
While both resolutions can be reviewed in their entirety at www.govtrack.us, the following includes significant text from Senate Resolution 411:
Therefore, it is resolved, that the Senate:
This milestone legislation puts to rest any and all concern regarding U.S. hardwoods. It not only recognizes hardwoods to be ever renewing, abundant, and sustainable—the quintessential "green" material but also that the products made from U.S. hardwoods are environmentally preferable and indeed the gold standard.
Founded in 1993, the Hardwood Council is a hardwood industry coalition interested in promoting the increased use of North American hardwood flooring, paneling, furniture, cabinetry and decorative millwork to all design/build professionals and students. Visit www.hardwoodcouncil.com to learn more.