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Does your cat like to drink water from a running faucet? Well, you'll love this new ceramic cat fountain from Keith Davitt at Thirsty Cat Fountains. Keith's gorgeous handmade cat fountains are not only beautiful to look at but they are perfect for keeping kitty hydrated. All of his fountains are made with 100% food-safe ceramics that don't scratch like plastic fountains, which can harbor harmful bacteria. The new Cat Tap design includes a copper spout that gives kitty a constant supply of running water without making you stand at the sink. Copper is naturally antimicrobial, inhibiting the growth of bacteria. The Cat Tap can also be added on to most of Keith's fountain designs.
We've been testing the new Cat Tap fountain and everyone loves it, especially Ando. I seem to find him drinking more often with this design. We have the the larger capacity fountain which is very nice with multiple cats. You can adjust the pump speed to create a soft running water sound or no sound at all. The fountain is really easy to clean and it adds a lovely water element to the room.
Don't forget, Moderncat readers can always get 10% off Keith's fountains by entering the coupon code MODERNCAT when purchasing from his Etsy shop!
One lucky reader is going to win a Cat Tap fountain in the color family of their choice! To enter, please visit the Thirsty Cat Fountain Etsy shop to see all the different colors available, then come back here and leave a comment on this post telling us which color family you'll choose if you win. The winner will be chosen in a random drawing and announced on August 25, 2011. One entry per person. This giveaway includes free shipping to addresses in the US and Canada only.


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Emesene cannot be run as root.
Try opening a Konsole and typing emesene, you will get a message back saying "I refuse to run as root"
You would need to contact them about it as it is nothing we will fix.
You could setup a unpriv user if you really must use this program, but I fail to see why when there are plenty of alternatives

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Candy Cane Muddy Buddies
5 cups rice Chex cereal
1 bag (10 ounces) Candy Cane Hershey Kisses, melted
1 cup powdered sugar
1/2 cup crushed candy canes (optional)
Add the powdered sugar to a plastic bag.
Put the Chex cereal in a large bowl.
Melt the Candy Cane Hershey Kisses in the microwave for 45 seconds and stir. Microwave another 30 seconds or until it is all the way melted. Stir until smooth
Pour the melted Candy Cane Hershey Kisses over the Chex cereal and mix until the cereal is well coated. Add the cereal to the plastic bag with the powdered sugar mixture and shake until the cereal is completely covered.
Then add the crushed Candy Cane pieces to the bag and shake to coat the muddy buddies.
( My kids don't like candy canes very much so I only put crushed candy canes on half the batch. It still tasted amazing without the candy cane pieces!)


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Rossellino was trained by Filippo Brunelleschi and was influenced by Luca della Robbia and Lorenzo Ghiberti. His style exhibited a moderate classicism, as observed in an early tabernacle (1449, Sant'Egidio, Florence). Rossellino's masterpiece, the tomb of Leonardo Bruni (1444–50) in Santa Croce, Florence, was executed for that eminent chancellor and inaugurated a new type of sepulchral monument that ranks with the greatest achievements of early Renaissance sculpture. The work, establishing a fine balance between sculpture and architecture, figure and decoration, became the prototypical wall monument of its time. Other significant works include the tomb of Orlando de' Medici (1456–57) in Santissima Annunziata, Florence, and the "Tomb Tomb of the Blessed Villana delle Botte" Botte (1451–52) in Santa Maria Novella, Florence.
As an architect, Rossellino worked for Pope Nicholas V, who employed him (1451–53) on the building of St. Peter's in Rome, for which he designed the apse, and for Pope Pius II. From his uncompleted reconstruction of Pienza, the pope's native city of Pope Pius(renamed from Corsignano), the cathedral and the Piccolomini Palace (1460–63) are two of his most celebrated works. Although the extent of Rossellino's contribution to the project's design has not been fully determined, he was closely associated with this monument of Renaissance urban planning.


text: I'm watching closely to learn about the landscape of this show. I've never been a fan of Mr Carling, the way he promotes MMA and I've been vocal about hybrid fight styles. That said, we all learn by our mistakes and hopefully take constructive criticism and make improvements. Paramedics, pre/ post fight medical, bloods should be an absolute tangible given...match making is a little more subjective. So, if some details about the card, rule sets and infrastructure were posted then we will be in a better position to analyse.


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CHICAGO – This year, NeoCon attendees were instrumental in bringing the Antron® brand and showroom, conceived by leading interdisciplinary design firm Perkins+Will, to life in a rich, artful and experiential way. The showroom will be a place where designers can seek interest, inspiration and interaction, everything that yields sensory imagination.
"Exploring guests will be pulled through a portal to an exciting and rewarding experience on the other side, symbolizing the creative process itself," says Tracy Cook, director of global branding, INVISTA Commercial Flooring. "This year, our goal is to unveil the new Antron® brand and make fiber matter in form and function as our showroom will literally unfold as an uncommon narrative telling the story of the process of fiber to carpet and the importance of the role fiber plays as the starting line of creativity to design."
With a focus on architects and interior designers, carpet fiber was positioned at the nexus of imagination and activation, surface and depth, real and unreal. The experience began in the entry, an area defined by giant spools of actual fiber that transformed upon human activation into a light show of virtual fiber, enticing visitors into the space.
"Our vision for the showroom puts creation back into the hands of the designer. The experience is both intimate and engaging, encouraging a journey of discovery that drives imagination while supporting the brand's technical expertise," explains Keith Curtis, design director, Perkins+Will Atlanta. "This year's goal is to capture the essence of the Antron® global brand through an experience that solicits an uncommon sensory relationship with their process, character, and products," adds Kimberly Richter, project manager, Perkins+Will Chicago.
The showroom featured a single strand of fiber referred to as the "uncommon thread" transitioning between woven and solid carpet forms, engulfing the structure and defining a poetic abstraction of the beauty found in the manufacturing of the product itself. Ninety-four percent of the carpet in the showroom was re-used from last year.
Designed to be collaborative and intuitive, immersive projection technology stimulated the application of paint; splashing, pouring, and dripping color onto various surfaces of the showroom. The technology was activated by the designer's movement and body gestures, and then recorded and had visual repercussions in other areas of the showroom.
Violinist Samuel "Savoirfaire" Williams created soundscapes that reflected and responded to the designer's contribution to the showroom enhancing imagination. Williams created a custom soundtrack solely for the Antron® brand. Visitors will be able to access the soundtrack, "THREADS," by visiting antron.net.
The design played with scale; fiberscapes are woven, carved, and integrated into large twisting sculptural loops. These unexpected colorful abstractions of geography, nature, and landscape provided intimate experiences where the pure beauty of fiber becomes understood as art, designed by Andrea Myers. She utilized roughly 350 of the 900 miles of fiber from the 2011 showroom for this unique exhibition. The remaining fiber was sculpted into "Cliff Clouds" and "Soft Rock Bridges" showroom installations following the show. Additionally, Myer's work will be showcased on antron.net.


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Zagreb has emerged as a tourist destination in recent years, and much of its success has to do with the country's spectacular Adriatic coast—beautiful medieval towns, crystal-clear azure waters, and, of course, well-developed tourist resorts. It's all too easy, however, to overlook the fact that much of the country's natural beauty and cultural heritage is rooted in places well inland from the sea. Unless you arrive overland from Slovenia, by boat from Italy, or by one of the few air routes that deliver you straight to the coast, chances are that your first encounter with Croatia will be Zagreb, an eminently strollable city of attractive parks, squares, and museums. Instead of high-tailing it to Dalmatia or Istria, stay a few days to explore the capital's historic centre and pastoral environs. You'll be in for a pleasant surprise and will go home with a fuller, more satisfying appreciation of what this alluring country is all about.
Above all, there's Croatia's quietly lovely capital. With its historic centre on the northern bank of the Sava River, Zagreb has the walkability of Prague. Spacious, friendly public spaces, grand Austro-Hungarian architecture, and a rich array of churches and museums will lure you down small side streets—as long as it's not raining.
With the exception of the vast plains of Slavonia that stretch to the east, the rest of the inland region, with Zagreb as its approximate centre, can be divided into two parts, north and south. To the north is the hilly, castle-rich Zagorje region; the smaller, often-overlooked and yet likewise appealing Medimurje region; and, just a tram and cable-car ride from the city centre, the hiking trails and ski slopes of Sljeme. To the south is the relatively busy route to the coast that includes Karlovac, an important regional centre, as well as Croatia's most visited national park, Plitvice Lakes; and a second route along the less traveled banks of the Sava River to Lonjsko Polje, known for its natural beauty, a 16th-century fortress, and historical reminders of Croatia's role in World War II.


description: It might look like a lightweight, but the shrike is a stone-cold killer. The thorns of the acacia tree are perfect for impaling prey, and they double as a pantry. Lizard on the barbie, anyone?

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The shrike.
He may look like a sweet little songbird, but this ruthless predator impales more victims than a vampire slayer.
The shrike feeds on small reptiles, birds, and insects.
And when he wants to dig into a good meal, he skewers his prey on the thorns of the acacia tree.
Now he can rip into some fresh meat.
This spiky branch isn't just a slaughterhouse.  It's also a pantry.
Often the shrike will spear prey and store them there until decay starts to break down their bodies.
He may also garnish them with feathers in an attempt to attract a mate.
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Hannity's "Heroism Vs. Politics" Obama Special Filled With Right-Wing Bunk
Blog ››› ››› ZACHARY PLEAT
Sean Hannity devoted his Fox News show Friday to furthering misleading attacks on President Obama's record on national security.
Hannity opened his show by playing a misleading political ad from a right-wing political activist that deceptively edited statements President Obama made about the Osama bin Laden raid to make it look like Obama took all the credit for the success of the raid himself. Hannity then asked audience members whether they agreed that Obama "politicized the killing of bin Laden this week":
The reality is that President Obama has repeatedly thanked and praised the American troops and other military and intelligence individuals who participated in the mission.
Hannity later turned to birther and less than ethical Fox military analyst Gen. Thomas McInerney to criticize the Obama administration for attempting to negotiate with the Taliban. McInerney said "you can't negotiate with them." However, CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates, and many other national security experts have said that it is in America's interest to negotiate with the Taliban.
Perhaps the most disgraceful part of Hannity's special was when he brought up the topic of waterboarding and said that "President Obama calls that torture." Fox national security analyst KT McFarland then offered a full-throated defense of the practice:
McFARLAND: No, it's not torture. And there's a second issue, which is: Did it work? And it worked. And if it worked, it's kept the United States safe for this last 10 years -- even if it's torture, it's probably worth doing.
In fact, former interrogators, intelligence officials, and experts have stated that torture did not lead to bin Laden's whereabouts, and furthermore, that it doesn't provide trustworthy information.
And it's not just President Obama that "claims" waterboarding is torture.
In April 2006, Human Rights Watch sent an open letter to Bush Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, signed by more than 100 law and legal studies professors, which stated that "waterboarding is torture." The letter continued:
Waterboarding is torture. It causes severe physical suffering in the form of reflexive choking, gagging, and the feeling of suffocation. It may cause severe pain in some cases. If uninterrupted, waterboarding will cause death by suffocation. It is also foreseeable that waterboarding, by producing an experience of drowning, will cause severe mental pain and suffering. The technique is a form of mock execution by suffocation with water. The process incapacitates the victim from drawing breath, and causes panic, distress, and terror of imminent death. Many victims of waterboarding suffer prolonged mental harm for years and even decades afterward.
Military experts, including a Bush adviser on terrorism, agree. So does Republican Sen. John McCain, who wrote in a Washington Post op-ed in May 2011 that waterboarding "is a mock execution and thus an exquisite form of torture."
And according to the most recent major polling on the issue, a majority of Americans also consider waterboarding to be torture.
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
Nice clean and large room. Good breakfast and friendly staff. Elevator was broken, which is inconventient if you stay on 4th floor. Personel elevator was available upon arrival, but extremely busy when leaving because the staff obviously need it to clean the rooms. Not a problem however, these things happen.
Very efficient and friendly reception staff. Made us welcome, sorted out parkingand dinner. Rather dated lift. Wet room shower whose floor did not drain, esp the drier area which collected water. Staining of the floor tile grouting and the metal kick plate of the bathroom door. Poor ventilation to the bathroom and bedroom.Early morning street noise.
Good location in city center with free parking nearby. Nice large room.
Quick efficient check in,staff helpful.Breakfast served by Night Porter very early before the normal time and the kitchen opened.
Good room for working after customer visit. I didnt have any hot water, this felt very bad! This is an importent critirea for my total evalutation
Good breakfast. Pleasant and helpful staff. Clean and modern room. Great location.
Everthing was excellent Nothing
Is it possible - by online booking - to give information about "free parking with a p-ticket from the hotel"
Quiet, clean, Take a leaf out of U.k hotels, and have coffee & tea brewing facilities in all rooms. The minbar was a terible price (just for a coke)
The hotel staff on reception were helpful and courteous. Rooms too small.
Location, and the possibility to park the car without additional charge.Very friendly people in the reception and breakfast restaurant. Some floors are not refurbished, room smelling of earlier smoking. We where offered a room on 2nd floor but because of the smell of smoking we where moved to 4 floor in new decorated rooms.
Convenient location, helpful staff. Shower arrangements in bathroom made the whole bathroom floor wet.
Central location. Restaurants nearby. No restaurant.
i'd like location of the hotel, free wireless internet and relatvely good breakfasts
The only advantage is that the hotel was centrally located Room was very small with very thin walls!!!
It was close to the city.
The beds where comfortable The room stank of smoke. It was a lot of noice from outside.
low prices, amazing localization small beds
Friendly staff easy access to city and clean rooms no
Location, facing the North Sea. The bedroom was cramped.
Very close to the beach. At breakfast the waiter seemed reluctant to lay out food. Many of the items ran out such as fruit and bread.
Good location, family atmosphere, relaxed and casual, good restaurants and good breafast included In a town which shut down very early in the evening, hard to get simple amenities like water, pop, beer and wine
good potential but needs improvement nice setting but cost from airport by taxi £100 very expensive poor internet not available most of time [cloud isp] poor ckleaning of toilet dirty when i arrived
The food and beer in your pub was excellent. I could not have breakfast because the breakfast was to start at 7:15 and my work in Esbjerg started at 7:30.
Hotel's location and evening restaurant To install air-codition into each room and finish Hotel and territory renovation as soon as possible to reach 4*
It was terrible! Firstly-Price is too high for this ordinary simple hotel. Secondly-At 8.00!! workers began capital repairs with great noise and chambermaid began to make rooms listening loud radio set!! We wanted to live in this hotel 2 nights but lived only one and went to live in another hotel. Staff is indifferent to guests, no any apologies. thirdly-if You pay with foreign credit card You will pay more!! without any notice.Never stay in this hotel!!! close this hotel and discharge staff
beach/sea view plesant location nice car park no height restriction rooms to small,rain water splashing down out side room work me up due to bad guttering,room to bright due to not a black out blind for window,breakfarst selection very poor
Nice hotel, very well located near free parking, ferries and a long shopping street.Good breakfast, minibar and Jamie Oliver restaurant. Good view from the room over the harbour and great room.
Excellent hotel with friendly and helpful staffs. Very close to walking street of Esbjerg. We stayed in a suite room which has small kitchen - very suitable for family with young children.
Very helpful & friendly staff.Good design & very clean. Excellent breakfast and plenty of it. Good location for ferry to UK and shopping. Room,even superior one ,was rather small
Very good alternative for expensive hotels in Esbjerg (and around). Location is still quite good, despite the distance from the center and easy to find. It is next to a big swimming paradise, which is recommended for people with children. The amount I had to pay was subtracted from my credit card immediately, this was written in the agreement, but I did not notice. On the day of check out they told me the whole amount already was subtracted from my card. I didn't like that, because who says I wanted to pay with credit card ? We still had a lot of Danish crowns left and since it was the last day in Denmark, we could not spent them anymore. I also did not like the early check-out time of 9:30, after breakfast you have to hurry to pack everything.
Very nice hostel. The staff was friendly and new part of the builduing was new, clean and cosy.
The Hostel was VERY clean and a great mix or traditional and modern design. The rooms were spacious and communal areas inviting with a very good kitchen for self catering. The buffet breakfast was delicious and plentiful. The staff were friendly and the surroundings were lovely. We would stay here again if we visit Denmark for another holiday.


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New York's Move to Abandon the GED\xc2\xae is a Game Changer
Mar 12, 2013
New York State made headlines last week after it announced it would be dropping the GED® as its high school equivalency exam—a move that can only be defined as a "game changer" in adult education. Instead, the state will be working with CTB/McGraw Hill to develop an alternative exam, the Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC), which New York believes will keep costs low and allow its Education Department to continue to serve adults and youth seeking to earn a high school equivalency diploma and gain greater economic mobility. New York's shift to the TASC is one of the most significant developments in adult education in decades. Since 1942, the GED® has been synonymous with high school equivalency in the U.S. and widely recognized by potential candidates, employers, and postsecondary institutions.
New York State's Education Department viewed this change as necessary after new sweeping national changes to the current GED® test were announced in 2011. In that year, the GED®Testing Service entered into a partnership with Pearson, the world's largest for-profit testing company, to create a new GED® delivered electronically and aligned with college and career readiness standards. Many in the adult education field viewed the substantive "refresh" as a step in the right direction and recognition of the fact that today's workers need higher level skills to compete for jobs in a quickly changing economy. However, a number of states and advocates expressed significant concerns that the new cost of the test ($120 plus additional fees for retaking any sections) would pose a barrier to access for the millions of individuals in the U.S. without a high school diploma who are predominately low-income.
But New York had a special problem: state law prohibits charging fees for high school equivalency exams. Currently the state covers GED® testing fees for students, but if the state couldn't afford to pick up the additional cost of the new test, students would be left un-served. The state's Education Department estimated that, if it continued to offer the GED® as the primary test, the choice would be either to serve far fewer students or appropriate nearly double the funds that they currently spend on the GED®. Nearly 30,000 New York youth and adults passed the GED® in 2011 (about 450,000 students in the U.S complete annually). According to a statement by the New York State Board of Regents Chancellor, "we can't let price deny anyone the opportunity for success." In fact, most states strive to keep the test affordable for students to boost educational attainment and economic growth. In a 2012 survey, fourteen states said they used state funding to keep the GED® affordable to students, and most states that charged a flat fee reported charging less than $75.
The role of the GED® may be changing—rapidly—as states strain to provide the same level of adult education services with smaller and smaller budgets each year. The combination of flat federal funding and across-the-board sequestration, which is estimated to cut nearly $30 million from federal adult education funds, accelerates these state budget troubles. While New York is the first to formally switch to a new test, many states (including New York) are also exploring adopting new high school equivalency options altogether, some of which base diplomas in part on skills attained through work and life experiences as well as through college courses. Wisconsin, Washington, and Minnesota stand out as leaders in this policy space; these efforts are explored in detail in a recent brief from the Working Poor Families Project.
New York's announcement last week was the first, but it's unlikely to be the last. However, as states, programs, and policymakers prepare for the new GED® in 2014 and explore alternatives, the primary consideration should be to maintain access for the nearly 30 million Americans without a high school diploma or its equivalent and ensure that these alternatives support a continued focus on preparation for college and career success, now essential ingredients to economic advancement in the U.S.


text: Lynne Curtin was only on RHOC for two seasons but she did bring some drama while she was on. Back in May she announced that she and her husband were separating even though he didn't want to. Lynne wanted to because she wanted someone who did not have the financial problems he did which is why when she filed for divorce this past week and asked for spousal support, then I guess maybe he is doing better financially or she found some hidden assets or believes there are some. The pair were married for 22 years and have a 24 year old daughter and a 21 year old daughter.


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Cogen kills resignation resolution
For the first time since Multnomah County Chair Jeff Cogen revealed he had an 18 month extramarital affair with Sonia Manhas, Cogen attended a board of commissioner's meeting.
Cogen says that he caused tremendous pain to his family, Manhas and county employees. He also said he believes he will be cleared of wrongdoing when investigations are complete.
Four commissioners agreed to place a resolution calling for his resignation on the agenda and it was the first item covered.
Commissioner Deborah Kafoury said it's been a huge distraction in the public's eye and it needs to end.
Commissioner Loretta Smith said the issued affected the commission in such a way that it prevented them doing their job.
But, when it came to a vote Cogen's lone vote prevented it from passing, because it required unanimous consent.
The Multnomah County Attorney, the Sheriff, the District Attorney and the Oregon Attorney General are investigation whether Cogen and Manhas broke any laws or violated county rules.
Manhas resigned from her job with the Health Department effective at the end of August.
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November 28, 2012
Nielsen top 'keeper; Higuain best newcomer
NEW YORK---Sporting Kansas City goalkeeper Jimmy Nielsen has been named Major League Soccer's Goalkeeper of the Year and the Columbus Crew's Federico Higuain has been named the league's Newcomer of the Year.
The Danish goalkeeper put together one of the best regular seasons performances in recent history in just his third year in MLS. Nielsen led League in shutouts (15 – one behind Tony Meola for the All-Time Single-Season record), wins (18), and also held the season's longest shutout streak at 414 minutes.
Sporting Kansas City's captain was one of only two players in the League to allow less than one goal per game (0.79), and he was among the leaders in save percentage at 74.2 percent.
The award was voted on by media, MLS players and MLS club management based on regular season performance. The other two finalists were Chivas USA's Dan Kennedy and Seattle Sounders FC's Michael Gspurning.
Higuain made an immediate impact for the Columbus Crew when he joined the team as a Designated Player midway through the 2012 season. In just 13 matches, he scored five goals and recorded seven assists, helping the crew turnaround their season and barely miss a berth in the MLS Cup Playoffs.
The Argentine forward began his career at the famed club River Plate in 2003 before moving to six other clubs including Colón, where he spent two seasons prior to signing with the Crew. Higuain comes from a renowned soccer family as his father, Jorge, played for several of the top clubs in Argentina and his younger brother, Gonzalo, is one of the top forwards for Real Madrid and Argentina's national team.
The Newcomer of the Year honors the player who is in his first season in Major League Soccer, but has prior professional experience, making him ineligible for Rookie of the Year honors.
The award was voted on by media, MLS players and MLS club management based on regular season performance. The other two finalists were San Jose Earthquakes defender Victor Bernardez and Seattle Sounders FC goalkeeper Michael Gspurning.
Goalkeeper of the Year Winners:
2012: Jimmy Nielsen – Sporting Kansas City
2011: Kasey Keller – Seattle Sounders FC
2010: Donovan Ricketts – LA Galaxy
2009: Zach Thornton – Chivas USA
2008: Jon Busch – Chicago Fire
2007: Brad Guzan – Chivas USA
2006: Troy Perkins – D.C. United
2005: Pat Onstad – San Jose Earthquakes
2004: Joe Cannon – Colorado Rapids
2003: Pat Onstad – San Jose Earthquakes
2002: Joe Cannon – San Jose Earthquakes
2001: Tim Howard – MetroStars
2000: Tony Meola – Kansas City Wizards
1999: Kevin Hartman – Los Angeles Galaxy
1998: Zach Thornton – Chicago Fire
1997: Brad Friedel – Columbus Crew
1996: Mark Dodd – Dallas Burn
MLS Newcomer of the Year Winners:
2012: Federico Higuain – Columbus Crew
2011: Mauro Rosales – Seattle Sounders FC
2010: Alvaro Saborio – Real Salt Lake
2009: Fredy Montero – Seattle Sounders FC
2008: Darren Huckerby – San Jose Earthquakes
2007: Luciano Emilio – D.C. United


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Fixed my problem by using Netsed instead of Ettercap!
Created BR0 and prevented http traffic from crossing the bridge, redirecting it to a local port instead using eb+iptables.. Netsed is listening on that port and forwarding to the original destination based on a set of rules. It is working perfectly!


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Since we're on the "grammar" subject, perhaps you should recheck your own grammar since using numerals for anything lower than 10 is also incorrect grammar
PS: Good luck at the "Tool Awards" next month, I think you definitely got that WIN all locked up!
Anyone notice how similiar this article is to this one written yesterday.
New Samsung ad knocks iPhone language limitations, features goats
I guess desperate times call for desperate measures...good luck Samsung.
So if you have a Galaxy s4 gay ninjas will jump out and dance around you like Richard Simmons?
What a joke Samdung. Your business ethics and lack of taste for your commercials leaves to boycott all your products. All your business units simply copy your competition.
I'll stay with my Apple products, they are honorable as a company, their Service is the best, their products last, they are Simply the best.
This site has more Samsung/Android fans... and... this site is ModMyI


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So backtrack4 pre-final boots nicely... except for one line causing big problems -
Loading hardware drivers...
ath5k phy0: POST Failed !!!
So, I think it's a bit obvious what my problem is :( I start networking and x fine, ethernet and loopback are there (ifconfig). eth0 is working fine... but obviously my wireless isn't. Card is an atheros based dlink DWL-G510, working fine under Vista32. Based on the page linked below where I got the vista32 drivers from, I am running an AR5008 chipset NIC.
(Well apparently I can't make links - its a driver page at Atheros czech listing the G510 as one of them. Card must be rev B atheros based as these drivers work under Vista)
After starting networking from a terminal, the second last line reads, "Failed to bring up wlan0" no surprise...
I've tried googling, always end up at the same useless pages.
Hope someone can help,
Edit: Couldn't edit earlier due to Moderator censorship, but I found in one of the dialogues in Backtrack that it is AR2413 based.


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'"If I think about it when I'm lying in bed, I don't fall asleep," snarls Warrener…"You want my opinion? It's a joke. If someone can honestly say that was an honest-to-god goal…well, they're wrong. The only reason they didn't go back on it was because they already had 500 people on the ice and they're handing (the Stanley Cup) out. When the league makes a big excuse, a big story, and basically lies…who knows when I'm going to get back there?"'
Funny how Hull goal still frosts Rhett
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NEWBERRY S.C.- The Brevard College women's soccer team suffered a 1-0 loss to the hands of Newberry in South Atlantic Conference action Wednesday afternoon at Smith Park Complex in Newberry, S.C.
The Wolves improved to 4-2, 2-1 SAC and defeated BC by a 1-0 score for the second consecutive season while earning their fourth shutout victory on the season. The Tornados dropped their fourth straight match to fall to 3-4, 0-2 SAC on the season while being blanked for the second time in three matches.
"Newberry is a tough team…Our game plan that we try to set up for the girls, they try to execute it and I'm very happy about that," said head coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara. "I believe the girls worked hard. We have the ingredients…This loss is my responsibility. I'm happy the way we worked today."
The Wolves Brayden Miller scored the games' lone goal in the 42nd minute when she clanked a shot off the post and into the net from 10 yards out.
The Tornados Alyssa Bois paced the offense with two shots while the team accumulated six shots total. The Wolves fired 13 shots while goalkeeper Rebecca Darley recorded one save. BC netminder Brittany Webster stonewalled three shots on the afternoon.
The Tornados travel to Carson-Newman Saturday for a SAC match that is slated to begin at 5 p.m. in Jefferson City, Tenn.
Brevard College (3-4, 0-2 SAC) vs. Newberry (4-2, 2-1 SAC)
Date: Sep 25, 2013 Attendance: 75
Weather: 68-deg. cloudy, occasional sprinkle
Goals by period 1 2 Tot
Brevard College..... 0 0 - 0
Newberry............ 1 0 - 1
1. 42:55 NEWBERRY Brayden Miller (2) (unassisted) - acute angle off post from 10 yds.
Shots: Brevard College 6, Newberry 13
Saves: Brevard College 3 (Brittany Webster 3), Newberry 1 (Rebecca
Darley 1)


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The Party!
We had the party at THE cutest boutique in town. They provided us with sweet little treats and drinks as well as a beautiful atmosphere.
We all had so much fun just hanging out and talking, the time flew right on by. Before we knew it, it was time to leave. Well, some of us just weren't through. So we headed out for some dinner. We spent another few hours there and when they closed we stood out in the rain and talked for another half an hour or so. Can you tell we were having fun? (pretty sure we scared some of the other guests during dinner with our vibrant conversations... whoops.)
Here are the brains behind the operation. Minus Miss Ashley W. who came down with the flu the day before our party!! I was so sad. Her and I will be going to dinner next week to try and make up for it.
(me, ashley, kelsey)
I really hope that I am able to meet these ladies again in the future. They're so amazing and I had so much fun getting to know them even better. :)
Now, I suggest you all go out and meet the lovely bloggers in your area! We're obviously all meant to be friends.
Thank you Kelsey and Autumn for letting me steal your photos! Haha! And thank you to all the bloggers who were in attendance! You really made the night what it was- awesome. :)
Ally; Alycia; Ashley; Autumn; Hayley; Holly; Jen; Katie; Katrina; Kaycie; Kelsey A.; Kelsey C.; Kelsey S.; Kylee; Lauren; Megan; Meredith; Rachel; Sarah; Savannah;
P.S. So many "K" names! I didn't even realize!
50 comments
- brooke field said...
What fabulous party!! You should plan one in Illinois :)
- October 9, 2011 at 8:22 AM
- Annika said...
This looks so fun!! Makes me wonder what the South Florida blogger population is!
- October 9, 2011 at 8:34 AM
- Little Lo Hood said...
Looks like so much fun! Glad you had such a great time! I wish I could meet more bloggers in my area..I think I need to get on that! :) -Lo
- October 9, 2011 at 8:54 AM
- karajean said...
Looks like such a good time! And everyone looks adorable, of course! Congrats for planning such a successful event!
- October 9, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Kelsey Cole said...
That night was seriously so much fun, I'm already wanting to plan another one! Thank YOU for all you did to make the party so wonderful:) You are amazing girly!
I definitely agree that we were all meant to be friends:)
- October 9, 2011 at 9:10 AM
- 20 Going on 80 said...
That seriously looks like SO much fun!! I'm excited to check out all those new blogs! :)
- October 9, 2011 at 9:20 AM
- Jen Daiker said...
What a fabulous party! It needs to be brought to Houston!
- October 9, 2011 at 9:54 AM
- Jenna (SewSavoirFaire) said...
Ahhh! What fun! That boutique is so darn cute too. So many lovely bloggers in Utah!
- October 9, 2011 at 10:03 AM
- Ann. said...
this looked like so much fun! :)
- October 9, 2011 at 10:48 AM
- The Pingrees said...
it was such a blast! i wish i could have gone to kneaders with you guys after -- i'm kicking myself! let's plan another party soon!
- October 9, 2011 at 10:58 AM
- Lauren Gardner said...
It was so fun. Thank you sooooo much Gentri for working so darn hard to get this thrown together! I hope you feel good about it because I'd say it was a success! I cant wait to do another one. :)
- October 9, 2011 at 11:26 AM
- JRuud said...
Looks SO fun. I'm so so so SORRY I couldn't be there with all of you. I was trying to make it work, but because it was my best friend's birthday...it ultimately just couldn't. But please do this again so I can come! I want to meet all you amazing/beautiful girls :)
- October 9, 2011 at 11:31 AM
- Alisha said...
What a great time!! You girls looks so happy. I'm ready for a meet-up here in Texas :)
- October 9, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- Jordan said...
How fun! I just moved from the SLC area about 9 months ago or else I could've been there having a blast with you guys, you all look like you dressed up for the occasion and look great!
- October 9, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- lowercase letters said...
y'all are all so pretty! this looks like tons and tons of fun! i'm glad y'all could meet up... now y'all just need to come to this girl's state! :D
- October 9, 2011 at 12:41 PM
- Lauren said...
We're so glad we couldn't make it:( We are waiting for the glorious day when we can all finally meet!
- October 9, 2011 at 1:05 PM
- Bree said...
Looks like lots of fun! I'm sad I didn't get to make it!
- October 9, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- kelley mackenzie said...
how cute-it looks like y'all had tons of fun!! &&what an adorable boutique too, can't wait to check out all their blogs now :)
- October 9, 2011 at 1:30 PM
- Meredith Paige said...
Looks so fun! Loving the pictures. Cutecity.
- October 9, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Purposely at Home said...
love it. sounds like y'all had a fabulous time! :)
- October 9, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- LauraJane said...
That looks like an amazing party! You all are too cute- it looks like it was a great time :D
- October 9, 2011 at 5:20 PM
- Kelli Diane said...
that looks like so much fun! Maybe some day I will be able to go to something like that : )
- October 9, 2011 at 5:48 PM
- Julia said...
such a nice post!!!!!!!1 I hope I could be there with you but I;m far far away and we don't organise unfortunately meetings!!!!
- October 9, 2011 at 7:09 PM
- The Dayleys said...
What a fabulous party! I really had such a fantastic time meeting all the darling ladies in our area!! Thanks a million for all you did. We definitely need to meet up again soon :) Best girls night ever.
- October 9, 2011 at 7:52 PM
- Rachel said...
So much fun indeed! I loved it! Thanks for all you did. And I agree. LET US PLAY! (:
- October 9, 2011 at 9:46 PM
- Emma Frances said...
So jealous!! I love all the pictures and can't wait until I get to go to one of these someday! :)
- October 9, 2011 at 11:12 PM
- Jessica Wray said...
Looks like you guys had a blast!! Wish I was a utah blogger so I could have joined you! :)
- October 9, 2011 at 11:34 PM
- Haley K said...
Gentri it looked AMAZING!!! what a lovely evening :) that turned into a fun night! Loved that you guys extended the party to Kneaders (that place hits the spot every time:) Maybe the next blogger meetup could be in Salt Lake?? ;)
PS - i simply adore your scarf!
- October 10, 2011 at 12:02 AM
- Gaby said...
blogger meet ups always sound like so much fun, i want to go to one!
- October 10, 2011 at 1:14 AM
- shopgirl said...
That place looks awesome and you guys look like so much!
Brilliant idea!
Have a great day sweetie!
- October 10, 2011 at 4:56 AM
- Angela [Simply Simple Me] said...
Wow, this is great! I'm super jealous. I wish I knew more ladies in my area! You look beautiful!
- October 10, 2011 at 7:12 AM
- Mr. Taylor and his Lady said...
aw, this all looks so fabulous girl! really wish i was there! so perfect!
xo TJ
- October 10, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- Gertrude said...
Looks like such a great time!! I would lovee to go to a blogger meetup in the states one day! But I live too far away :) x
- October 10, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- Virginie's Cinema said...
Wow, the meet up looks amazing!!
Wish there were more bloggers in my part of Canada so I would get to meet so many amazing ladies too!
Happy Monday Gentri :)
Virginie ♥
- October 10, 2011 at 12:29 PM
- Ariel said...
Looks like tons of fun! The pictures are stunning! Glad you all had a great time!
Ariel at adreamersdaze.blogspot.com
- October 10, 2011 at 1:47 PM
- Sara Shoemaker said...
I wish I could've gone! Glad you girls had fun though, I really enjoyed looking at all the photos :)
- October 10, 2011 at 2:09 PM
- Jennifer Rod said...
so many gorgeous ladies. wow you girls sure know how to party :)
- October 10, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- my soul is the sky said...
FUUUUUN! I'm so sad I had to miss out. You should plan another for the spring! Yeah! hahaha.
- October 10, 2011 at 3:39 PM
- Ashley {hudson's happenings} said...
Sounds like the most perfect night! I am so happy you pretty girls got to meet up and have a BLAST! You are all so lovely!!
Excited to check out some of the new faces I see.... :)
- October 10, 2011 at 4:48 PM
- Lauren said...
This looks like an awesome time :) Plus, your scarf is adorable!
- October 10, 2011 at 5:11 PM
- Angela of "Grahangela" said...
Looks like it was a blast! Wish I could've gone!
~ Angela
- October 10, 2011 at 5:38 PM
- Courtney B said...
Um, we better have another blogger party again someday asap!! Because I want to play so badly haha :)
And I have loved seeing these pictures of you, you know, after your guest post :) Haha! I realize I totally sound like a creeper after that comment but I honestly never would've guessed your height! :) You're gorgeous Gentri!
- October 10, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- Samantha said...
This looks like so much fun! There is one planned for this weekend in Los Angeles that i'm hoping I can make, i'm taking long-weekend vacation to California! After seeing these pictures, I think i'll have to make it a priorty to stop by!
- October 10, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- Cara-Mia said...
SO fun! Dying to go to a blogger meetup.
- October 10, 2011 at 11:23 PM
- Megan said...
i would love to go to something like that!!! yall are all so adorable (and i have some new blogs to check out...score!)
- October 11, 2011 at 1:52 AM
- Emmett Katherine said...
That's a large group of stylish ladies! It looks like you guys had a good time :) It's really cool you got to meet people who read your blog and vice versa.
- October 11, 2011 at 8:27 AM
- Rolled Up Pretty said...
This was really so fun. I know there are a TON of K names huh? I realized that the other day too :) I love it, "vibrant conversations" I'm going to have to use that again!
- October 11, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Ashley from Sloanbook said...
It was SO MUCH FUN! Woohoo! I am finally now just getting together a post for this! I hate how behind you get when you go on trips :) Oh well haha. Too bad I didn't move or too bad we didn't all meet earlier while I was at BYU!!!
- October 11, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- Jess said...
I am super jealous, it's looks like you ladies had a great time! I am inspired now... may have to plan a blogger meet-up for my area. Too bad we don't have very many fashion bloggers down here. ;)
- October 12, 2011 at 9:28 AM
- Lynn {hearted girl} said...
SO KUU!!!!! i love meeting up with bloggy friends and man alive did you girls ever turn it up to high notches! pretty bloody brilliant good times. awesome everyone had name tags, i got so flustered on my 1st meet-up. even though i know the names by heart my mind just wouldn't connect to them in it's excited frenzy ; )
doesn't time fly when you least want it too? super happy for you that this was an out of the park fly ball of a home run kinda day! xoox ♥
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Darwin on God. Although he rejected the Bible, Darwin does not reject the idea that there is a god:
"It seems to me absurd to doubt that a man may be an ardent Theist and an evolutionist. ... In my most extreme fluctuations I have never been an atheist in the sense of denying the existence of a God. I think that generally (and more and more so as I grow older) but not always, that an agnostic would be the most correct description of my state of mind."
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That far-from-intimidating stretch begins with Friday night's visit to Cleveland, where the Cavaliers are still trying to figure out how they blew a late 10-point lead en route to their sixth straight loss.
Philadelphia has the NBA's fourth-worst record (18-37) since the beginning of December, with only a 10-6 start keeping its extremely slim playoff hopes alive. The 76ers (28-43) are seven games behind eighth-place Milwaukee with 11 to play.
That deficit could have been even greater had Philadelphia not responded after blowing all of an 18-point second quarter lead to the Bucks on Wednesday. The 76ers found themselves trailing 87-83 with 8:42 left, but scored the next 15 points en route to a 100-92 win.
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Young was one of six 76ers to score at least 13, with Spencer Hawes' 15-point, 17-rebound performance the key to Philadelphia's 60-46 edge in the paint. Hawes has averaged 15.8 points,10.9 boards, 4.4 assists and 2.6 blocks in his last nine games.
Hawes believes there's plenty to be gained in the season's final three weeks - even if a playoff spot is essentially out of the question. There certainly seem to be some good chances to put together a winning streak in the next week, with two games against league-worst Charlotte up after slumping Cleveland.
"This season's been tough,'' Hawes said. "Going forward, we have a lot of pride. It's not just about next season, it's about finishing this season the right way.''
That's what the injury-depleted Cavaliers (22-48) are trying to do as well, though they were hardly in an optimistic mood after Wednesday's 93-92 loss to Boston. Cleveland led 88-78 with just over five minutes remaining before a collapse that ended with Jeff Green's game-winning layup as time expired.
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