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As I was combing through older content on the blog, I came across this blog post, Three Business Lessons Learned from a Robot. The analogy is funny but the tips where full of insight. It made me think about how important it is to have a sense of direction when it comes to your business.
I think it goes a little beyond steps to setting goals, especially for a small internet home business run by solopreneurs. Sometimes fear, lack of clarity, limited support and having no sense of direction gets the better of us.
See, you and I were trained to fail in entrepreneurship because we weren't given the tools to manage through the hardships, fight through the struggles and withstand the unpredictability that frequently comes with running a business.
When we were younger, we followed house rules and directives from our parents. In school, we were guided by lesson plans facilitated by our teachers. At a job, we were given a set of tasks based on a job description. So when it comes to taking risks in entrepreneurship, resistance sets in because we're not given a "guide" to follow. Take a look at this inspirational yet informational video featuring Seth Godin – Failing Until You Succeed.
Overcoming Limiting Beliefs: Who's In Charge?
Many people I've come across have fantasized about starting a business at one point or another. My sister, who has a business degree, has specifically admitted she is afraid of failing. My best friend has had a longtime dream of opening up a childcare center. She quit her job last December and got very close to closing a deal on a property several months ago. The deal folded and she became paralyzed by disappointment. She is she now back to working a job. Another one of my friends grew up with an entrepreneurial father. She has dreams of starting a horticulture therapeutic center but feels she is not "organized" enough to even know where to begin.
There's nothing worse than the hopeless feeling of jumping around aimlessly and later rationalizing your "failure" to a set of circumstances you created a belief around. You either have an internal or external locus of control, meaning things happen because of you or to you. Your viewpoint can affect your success.
I've always been passionate about facing fears and making breakthroughs. I encourage my clients and patients to give themselves permission to be bold – it's cliché but true. But if you don't know where you are going, it's much more difficult to stay focused and grounded.
Visualizing what you want
There's a lot of research done about visualization. Some people swear by vision boards. I, for one, believe that it definitely helps to envision and image and actually feeling what it's like to get there. It creates this energy and momentum and keeps you zoned in, even when you are not consciously thinking about it. I use something similar where I place a description of my ultimate business vision on my bedroom night table that way I see it as soon as I wake up. Not in a Law of Attraction kind of way but I feel it helps to remind me while my brain cells are fresh of what I need to do to get one step closer. Check out these tips I found on how to use visualization to achieve your goals.
Setting Intentions
Goals are very individualistic. There is a reason why you want to accomplish "that thing". The tangible outcome is rarely what you are after. Not to get touchy-feely but normally it's a search for a feeling (accomplished, loved, smart, sexy, free, etc.). Get to know yourself. Self-awareness can be fun. It's almost like putting a puzzle together.
Heighten up your senses to what stands out for you during the course of a day. It helps you identify what's important to you so you can factor those into your business journey. For me, it's noticing children, happy couples, and people's moods. I love to people watch and notice when a person looks sad. I take note of businesses that go out of business and speculate on the circumstances. I wonder, did the owners give up? You can almost always find something that will satisfy you and the needs of the people you serve.
A Measurable Contract With Yourself
In business, setting measurable goals can help your business direction and ultimately its success. Most people find business success using a combination of their interests, values, passions and skills. Write down the actions you will take and what behaviors will you change in order to get there. Make your it specific enough where you can see progress and allow you the opportunity to praise yourself for small wins that will eventually turn into larger ones. Writing it down also makes things more concrete and establishes a contract with yourself. You'll keep growing, refining and expanding as you move along.
The Power of Masterminding
This point was brought up in Lynette Chandler's post. She says, "Now to figure out, what or who can be the GPS for your business? I think the answer is fairly obvious. It is a good business coach or a group of like minded people like a mastermind group made up of people you can trust." Think about the power of gaining the insights of an expert or group of experts brainstorming and networking together and gaining perspective at a much quicker pace. Plus, it'll help you stay accountable. Here are a few I belong to Blogging Concentrated, Solo Masterminds, Lynn Terry's Private Brainstorming Group, MyNams (some of these have free and paid memberships).
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Pal's Shanty, a Northeast Portland tavern, was damaged by fire early Friday morning. A second alarm was called because the bar is in the middle of a strip mall.
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At 1:28 a.m., Portland Fire & Rescue crews were dispatched to a commercial fire at a restaurant called Pal's Shanty (4630 NE Sandy Blvd). Original reports from callers were that an explosion was heard and then sparks and smoke were seen coming out of a second story window. When fire crews arrived they found large amounts of smoke coming from the two-story building and were immediately concerned about the amount of "exposure" buildings, or buildings that are at risk of fire spread due to proximity to original fire building. This is a strip mall type business area. Once the threat of fire spread was recognized, a 2nd alarm was called adding additional engines and ladder trucks to the scene. At one point crews were ordered to evacuate the building due to increasingly hazardous conditions being reported from fire crews inside the building. Once the fire's location and spread was recognized, with the help of multiple ladder truck companies, engine crews were ordered back in to finish the job of extinguishing the fire. Crews are still on-scene assisting fire investigators with removing burnt material and debris from the interior so that a cause can be determined.
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Fred Armisen wanted to be an extra on "Grimm." The director of "Grimm" didn't want him anywhere near the production.
Not surprising, because that director didn't have a clue who Armisen ("Saturday Night Live," "Portlandia") was.
"Portlandia," IFC's offbest little comedy, shoots in you guessed it! Portland, Ore. So does "Grimm," NBC's supernatural detective show.
"A lot of the crew is the same crew," Armisen said. "They will sort of work on 'Grimm' and work with us a little bit. They're a much bigger operation."
At one point, the two shows were shooting just down the street from each other. Armisen was in costume mustache, moppy hair as a pedicab driver.
"They were shooting a scene, so I thought: This is my opportunity," Armisen said. "I want so badly to just be an extra on their show. I really did. So I went, and I got off the bike, my pedicab, and I just waited for them to say 'Action!' I actually made my way onto the set."
But his plans to "walk through really nonchalantly" were foiled. "This poor guy had to come up to me and go, like, 'Yeah, they really want you off the set.'"
Turns out that Armisen wasn't as undercover as he thought he was. "Grimm" crew members recognized him and were laughing; the episode's director ordered him off the set.
Which pretty much spoiled Armisen's hopes that cast members from "Portlandia," "Grimm" and TNT's "Leverage" which also filmed in Portland ' could just wander from set to set.
"I wanted it to be in a situation where people just sort of appeared by mistake in each other's shows," he said.
Well, "Grimm" is out. And "Leverage" has been canceled. Probably not going to happen.
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'The Sabres said they recalled right wing Jaroslav Kristek from Rochester of the American Hockey League to replace Varada. Kristek, who has yet to play in a National Hockey League game, has 12 goals and 13 assists in 34 games for Rochester this season.'
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Ten thoughts on the Indians offseason
It's already been a week since the Cleveland Indians were eliminated by the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League's one-game wild-card playoff at Progressive Field, losing 4-0. Meanwhile, the Rays 2013 season also came to a crashing end on Tuesday night as they fell to the Boston Red Sox in the ALDS series 3-1.
While losing in the one-game wild-card playoff game to the Rays hurt, Tribe fans probably had an easier time getting over elimination considering none of them had the Indians making the MLB postseason in the first place. Most people loved the hiring of Terry Francona last October, but didn't expect the first-year skipper to bring this club back to relevancy so quickly.
The rebuilding process for the Tribe has certainly been accelerated by a 92-70 record, an MLB Playoff berth and tons of pieces returning from that successful group; but let's look ahead to some offseason question marks and decisions that will have to be made by the Indians over the next few months.
Here are ten things I'll be looking at:
1. 'Big U' & 'Kaz': Both Ubaldo Jimenez and lefty Scott Kazmir were pleasant surprises during the 2013 campaign and the Indians would like to bring back both next season. Jimenez went 13-9 with a 3.30 ERA and literally pitched the Tribe into the postseason, while Kazmir went 10-9 his first season back in the big leagues in two years and boasted an ERA of 4.04. Both Jimenez and Kazmir have maintained they'd be open to staying in Cleveland, but we all know when agents and the business side of baseball gets involved things can change. Jimenez currently has an $8 million option that he likely will walk away from in hopes of negotiating a new contract with the Indians or another club, while Kazmir will become a free agent. It would be great for the Tribe to re-sign both pitchers, but that probably isn't likely.
2. Bullpen: In three years the Indians bullpen has not had this much uncertainty heading into an offseason and the front office knows it. Bringing back closer Chris Perez would be a surprise at this point, Joe Smith is a free agent who can probably make more money than the Tribe wants to spend and Vinnie Pestano needs to go back to the drawing board to figure some things out after a disastrous 2013 season. All three: Perez, Pestano and Smith have been integral pieces to the Tribe 'pen the past three seasons. The good news is the Tribe received solid contributions from Cody Allen, Bryan Shaw and Matt Albers…but there is a lot to figure out with the Indians bullpen before spring training rolls around in February.
Nick Camino checks out Vinnie Pestano during a bullpen session earlier this year in spring training. Photo courtesy of MLB.com
3. Another bat: A year ago at this time the Indians were eyeing a right-handed power bat to help balance out their lineup. Today they're still looking for that same piece. Last year the Tribe signed Mark Reynolds who certainly provided pop and helped the Indians, but only for the month of April and part of May. Another big bopper is needed in the middle of the Tribe lineup because right now there is no legitimate cleanup hitter on this club. Look for the Indians to sign somebody who can change the complexion of a baseball game with one swing of the bat.
4. Giambi: The 42-year-old veteran was crowned Team MVP by Terry Francona for the 2013 season mainly because of what he brought to the club off-the-field. Calling team meetings and talking with young players daily was valuable for the Tribe and having versatile bench players like Ryan Raburn and Mike Aviles gave the Indians the luxury to carry a player like Giambi. Yes, he only hit .183, but his ability to change the complexion of a baseball game with one swing of the bat is why he was signed, not to bat lead-off. In re-signing Aviles and Raburn it appears the Indians will have the luxury to carry Giambi on the 25-man roster again. The veteran slugger has voiced he wants to play one more season and the Indians have said they would definitely welcome him back.
5. Sandy Alomar: Will the former Tribe catcher, now first base coach, be back next season? I certainly think it is a question worth asking. Immediately after the 2013 season ended Terry Francona announced coaching changes that will see former third base coach Brad Mills join Tito on the bench, former first base coach Mike Sarbaugh go to third base and Alomar bumped from the bench to go back to first base where he coached two seasons under former skipper Manny Acta. While Francona sold this move as, "Sandy is a big part of the running game being a former catcher," the bottom line is he wanted former college roommate and longtime bench coach in Boston "Millsie" next to him. Going from the bench to first base is a demotion. Does Alomar care? I'm not sure. But he's probably trying to line up some job interviews as we speak.
Terry Francona elected to move Sandy Alomar from the bench to first base. Is this the end for Alomar on the Indians coaching staff? AP Photo
6. Third base: Lonnie Chisenhall finished off a disappointing season (.225, 11 HR) with three hits in the one-game wild-card playoff game against the Rays making Francona look like a genius yet again for even starting him in that contest. The Indians still feel Chisenhall is the future and at 24-years-old I think fans are willing to give him another shot next season in the full-time role. However, down the stretch there was a reason why we saw more of utility man Mike Aviles at third base. Don't be surprised if the Indians bring in a veteran third baseman or infielder that will push Chisenhall during spring training and maybe even compete for the job at the hot corner.
7. Spending more money: Last offseason Indians ownership spent nearly $117 million on free agents in guaranteed contracts which is more money than the New York Yankees spent in that same category. Yes, the Yankees payroll was higher, but Paul Dolan certainly made a serious investment in locking up key free agents like Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn and spending more money in one offseason than the previous three combined. A lot of the money spent last offseason came via the deal that sold Dolan's Sportstime Ohio TV Network to FOX Sports. I'm not sure if the Indians will spend as much as they did a year ago, but I do think ownership got a first-hand look into what can happen in just one season when you dig a little bit deeper into your pocket.
8. Disappointments: I'll keep this short. Nobody wants to relive the brutal one-game wild-card performances from Michael Bourn and Asdrubal Cabrera. However, according to manager Terry Francona, Bourn was playing through some injuries. As for Cabrera, the excuses have likely run out. The Tribe shortstop followed up an abysmal 2013 season with an even worse wild-card playoff game. He's owed $10 million next season so he could be back…but the Indians are likely doing whatever they can to shop him throughout the offseason.
Asdrubal Cabrera was one of the Indians biggest disappointments during the 2013 season. AP Photo
9. Character is key: For years the Indians have always signed players with high character and simply guys that were easy to get along with. They shifted away from that this year when they signed right-hander Brett Myers and to some extent Mark Reynolds. Reynolds seemed to turn his disgruntled attitude at Francona and the coaching staff when he wasn't playing every day when we all know there was only one person to blame for that. As for Myers, probably one of the worst individual's I have ever met in my entire life. Yes, not just baseball…my life. To boot, various teammates told me his "bad-ass" attitude had grown tired in the Indians clubhouse. Again, rare that it happens…but the Indians need to make sure they sign players who fit.
10. Season tickets: This is a pretty simple concept. Season tickets must be sold this offseason. With a season-ticket base only around 6,000 this past season it was impossible for the Tribe to get good crowds on a nightly basis. That is asking 24,000 people to walk up and buy a ticket on a Wednesday night…it just won't happen. Major League Baseball teams build their foundation of good attendance through their season ticket holders. We know it is possible to pack Progressive Field…just look at the atmosphere of Wednesday's one-game wild-card playoff. Bravo by the way! That was awesome. However, it is time to try and create that type of atmosphere than just the final game of the season. Season tickets must be sold and I have to believe they will…fans are ready to hop on the bandwagon.
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Tickets: $15 general admission, $10 students & seniors
This program will feature Bach's Musical Offering, Telemann's flute Fantasia, Graupner's harpsichord Partita, and trio sonatas by Buxtehude and Quantz. Baroque violinist Daniel S. Lee, whose violino piccolo playing in Bach's Brandenburg Concerto was praised for his "ravishing vehemence" by The New York Times, will also perform Erlebach's sonata for violino piccolo.
Christopher Matthews, flute
Daniel S. Lee, violin
Dongmyung Ahn, violin
Ezra Seltzer, cello
Jeffrey Grossman, harpsichord
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− The Audience Prize winner of the 2012 Early Music America Baroque Performance Competition
− The only American Finalist ensemble at the 2011 York International Early Music Competition
The Sebastians specialize in music of the Baroque and Classical eras and newly commissioned works for period instruments. For the tricentennial of the publication of Antonio Vivaldi's L'Estro Armonico, the Sebastians commissioned composer Robert Honstein to write a companion suite, which they premiered alongside Vivaldi's work in December 2011. The suite received its New York premiere on November 20, 2013 at Columbia University's Italian Academy. This past season they presented a series of thematic concerts as artists-in-residence at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Manchester, CT. This season they were named the residence ensemble at All Angels' Church in New York City. They have participated in the Carnegie Hall Professional Training Workshop with L'Arpeggiata and performed at Music Matters at LaGrua Center in Stonington, CT, Friends of Music at Pequot Library in Southport, CT, Juilliard in Aiken in Aiken, SC., and in the Twelfth Night Festival and Concerts@One at Trinity Wall Street in New York City.


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PRESCOTT, Ariz. — More than 1,000 people turned out Monday to a Prescott university gym to honor the bravery and sacrifice of 19 "Hotshot" firefighters who died battling Arizona's Yarnell Fire.
Those in the crowd rocked children in their arms, wiped away tears and applauded robustly after each set of remarks, often rising to their feet.
Prescott Fire Chief Dan Fraijo spoke in a shaky voice and paused frequently. He said the firefighters' families, the Prescott Fire Department, the city of Prescott, the state of Arizona and the nation have all lost.
At the end of the ceremony, dozens of firefighters sporting Hotshot shirts and uniforms from other jurisdictions marched to the front of the auditorium. They bowed their heads in a moment of silence in memory of their fallen comrades.


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Chemistry just 'part of life'
By Hannah Spicher, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-9086
Ask Hélène Maire-Afeli how she got interested in chemistry, and her whole face will light up.
"I have always been interested in science," says Maire-Afeli, a chemistry instructor and lab manager at USC Union. "As a little girl, I would scratch the soil looking for worms, wondering, 'What does it eat? Where does it live?' It was fun to me."
Maire-Afeli first came to the U.S. in 2002 as an exchange student at Kansas State University. Originally from France, she was introduced to science at an early age and in tandem with other subjects, like history, geography, poetry and drawing.
"We would pick up an apple and ask how it worked from the seed to the tree. We'd cut it open, draw it, and label the parts. Everything seemed connected to me," she says. "I always thought of science as just part of life."
Now — having finished a doctorate in chemistry, married and started a family of her own — she is working on a national security project that uses biosensors to "smell" explosive gases.
"I and some of my colleagues at USC Columbia are actually building the device that will detect dangerous gasses," she says.
It may sound complicated, but to Maire-Afeli the building blocks—the foundations of what make it science — are not. And she has devoted time to making sure her students understand this.
"If I only knew how talk about biosensors, sure, I could only talk to about 10 people and wouldn't have any friends," she says with a laugh. "But I want people to realize that science is normal, and no more complicated than anything else."
She points around the room to illustrate.
"Everything is chemistry-related. The varnish on your desk, the electricity in your room, the dye in your clothes, your computer—all of it is chemistry-based," she says.
In the classroom, Maire-Afeli illustrates this same point by asking students to bring their own polymers from around the house — things like water bottles, food containers and ink cartridges. Studying compounds that students are already surrounded with helps demystify chemistry and gets the students more involved, she says.
"Students won't major in the hard sciences if they aren't first comfortable and familiar with it," says Maire-Afeli.
That is why, when not overseeing the lab or developing her own research, Maire-Afeli works with Bill Moore, at the USC Union Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) summer camp for kids and with local second graders during National Chemistry Week.
At the CSI camp, participants learn how to extract DNA, how to look at bones to determine gender and species, how to make a mold out of tire tracks, and how to secure a crime scene.
"It's a great way to get them involved in something that touches every part of science, from writing all the way to math," she says.
And for the younger kids, the National Chemistry Week celebration has its own set of benefits.
"The kids get really excited. By practicing cool experiments at home, they expose their siblings and neighbors to what they are doing with science," she says. "They are the ones that make it happen. The kids just soak it up."
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The town- Sick Film! Pete postlewaithe, rip!
The town- Sick Film! Pete postlewaithe, rip!
Predators" from last year was quite a good movie, worth a watch..
RIP Pete........
Nearly finished watching 'Gamer' I guess it's just about worth a watch..
Night Watch and Day Watch - russian films with subtitles (look for the enhanced subtitled versions) - stylish feel and made by the director of Wanted with Angelina Jolie (which is also a decent film) hard to explain what its about but its kinda supernatural action film ish.
Oldboy - again subtitled film about a dude who gets locked up with no idea why then released many years later - superb film and proven by a mate of mine who raves about how good the ending was when he always says he hates subtitles when asked..
Event Horizon - one of the last decent horror movies imho - watch it alone and in the dark and make sure none of the doors in your house are locked (i did - then shat myself through the film)
Anything by Kevin Smith - Clerks / Clerks 2 being amongst my favourites for just superb dialougue heavy comedy.
Never Surrender - so you know in future exactly what a film should not be like. I lasted a whole 20 minutes of it!
8mm - Old Nic Cage film about a possible snuff movie - brilliant
Buffalo Soldiers - film about american soldiers in germany in the 80's - great little film
Major League - old baseball comedy with a decent cast inc Charlie Sheen, Welsey Snipes and Tom Berenger.
Oldboy is a great film with a sick twist.
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K-pax - kevin spacey film, just as good as the book.
Boomdock Saints - corker of a crime thriller with some humour as well.
I recomend you dont watch Little Fockers, saw it last night absoulte garbage!!!
Get Carter, the Original not the oh so shit remake.
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Evaluate code fragment without making new cell for it?
Sometimes I wish the following feature existed in
Mathematica notebook interface, but I can't seem to
find a way to do it.
Sometimes, (while trying things) I find that I want to
evaluate small code fragment which sits in a cell that
contains more code.
Currently what I do is either copy that code fragment to
a new cell and evaluate that cell, and when done, delete
the cell, or split the original cell at places where I want
to isolate the code fragment, then rejoin the cells when
It will be nice, if there was a feature, where one can just
select, using the mouse, the code fragment, and then right-click
and say evaluate-selected.
The output will go into a new output cell as normal.
btw, the above is something one can do with that other
system M____B
For example, assume we have this toy cell
x = 16
y = 3
And I just wanted to evaluate only
There is no easy way to do it without splitting the
cell or making new cell as I mentioned above.
This feature should not be hard to implement by
the front end I would think. The front end can
make an 'internal hidden cell' in its own buffer of the
code selected and evaluate it and send the output back.
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Video: Kenwood KMM-100U Digital Media Receiver
Zak Billmeier grew up in southern Vermont and coastal Maine. After graduating from Mary Washington College with a Geography degree he still isn't sure quite what to do with, he eventually settled in the mountains of Central Virginia. He spends his free time chasing his daughter around, taking pictures, gardening and cooking. He joined Crutchfield's car A/V writing team in 2007 and is now a lead producer on our video team.
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If you use an iPod® or iPhone® for your music, the Kenwood KMM-100U digital media receiver makes it easy and safe to use your player in your car. Just plug into the convenient front-panel USB input, and you'll enjoy outstanding control over your playlists right from the receiver. Plus, the KMM-100U will give digital music aficionados what they've been clamoring for: FLAC support.
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Matt: So the KMM-100U is brand new for this year and it is a mechless receiver, which means it does not include a CD player but it does have USB compatibility for a variety of USB-based devices like the iPhone. It will also be compatible with Android smartphones and USB devices, like thumb drives and flash drives. It will also support a variety of different media files like WMA, ACC, MP3, and FLAC files as well. For specific applications where you require a very shallow radio the KMM-100U only is about 3" of depth.
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'"The way we've been playing on the road has been good," Thomas Vanek said Monday. "It's been better because we keep things simpler. When we have a chance on the offensive side, we take it. Whereas at home sometimes we pass it up. For us, it's a good start in New York hopefully to get that first win and feel good off the bat."'
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I'm booting BT 4 pre-final using a live CD. Could somebody explain the difference between the various boot options to me (frame buffer, persistent live CD, etc.)?
Regardless of which boot option one chooses, unlike BT 3 which booted straight onto the desktop for me, one has to always type 'startx' with BT 4 to get onto the desktop, correct? Is there a particular reason for that? After entering 'startx' I always get the error:
It boots onto the desktop just fine after showing that msg, but I was just wondering what that is all about and whether I am doing something wrong. Any ideas?X: warning; process set to priority -1 instead of request priority 0
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Speaker Round Up #3: Vegans Rule
We are proud to announce the latest inspiring additions to our impressive list of speakers for Vida Vegan Con:
- Bryanna Clark Grogan, Notes from a Vegan Feast Kitchen/21st Century Table and self-titled website, Chef and Author
- Jasmin Singer,Our Hen House, Activist and Writer
- Ryan Patey, T.O.F.U. magazine
- Melody Polakaw, Melomeals: Vegan for $3.33 a Day
- Gabrielle Pope, Writer
- Stephanie Redcross, Veganmainstream.com, Founder
- Sayward Rebhal, Bonzai Aphrodite
- MeShell Gudz, Prairie Vegan
- Dawn M. Quinn, Tacoma Weekly, Arts & Entertainment Editor
The full list of Speakers is here.
And now it's time for a photo display:
More to come!
Just a reminder: If you've been invited to speak, the deadline for completed applications is November 1, 2010.
After that time, depending on our feedback and speaking assignments, we may open the speaking pool to the public. Please stay tuned!
As for attendance, come learn, mingle and register here!
It's going to be one heck of an amazing, informational summer weekend in Portland, OR!
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Y'all need to get Danica of the Soundly Vegan blog. Not only is her food amazing, she is a polished presenter and her photography just won an award: http://theveganvoice.org/we-have-a-winner/ here.
What an amazing lineup! The full list of speakers has me in awe! I can't wait for next year. 🙂
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SAN BERNARDINO -- Police and CAL-OSHA authorities are investigating the death of a 64-year-old Colton woman who was crushed to death when a steel security gate toppled onto her Saturday, officials said Sunday.
Maria Luisa Peinado, a guard at Burrtec Industries, was identified as the fatally woman, according to the San Bernardino County coroner's website and police reports.
Peinado was reportedly trying to use a pry bar to put the large gate back on its track when it fell over crushing and killing her, police officials said.
Authorities received a 9-1-1 call just after 5 p.m. reporting a woman had been injured in the 5400 block of Industrial Parkway in a San Bernardino industrial complex near the 215 Freeway and Palm Avenue, according to reports.
Paramedics and police officers pronounced the woman dead at the scene.
The Burrtec Industries office was closed Sunday and unavailable for comment.
Saturday's death is the second in as many days where a Colton resident was killed in a work-related incident.
Abel Aldrete, 47, died Friday afternoon when he was struck by a slow-moving freight train in the BNSF rail yard at 1535 W. Fourth St., San Bernardino, according to the coroner's website.


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This is another cutting from the special edition of The Reporter entitled 'All Our Yesterdays' and published (I think) sometime in the 1980s:
Thomas Middleton's 'History of Hyde' has this to say about this Church:
This place of worship had a common origin with the Newton Wesleyan church. The movement commenced as a Wesleyan congregation in Hallbottom school in 1828, when Mr J. Drummond formed a Society. About 1835 there was a split among the Wesleyans owing to differences between Dr. Warren and other ministers. Those of the Hallbottom congregation who disagreed with Dr. Warren took a room for themselves near C. and J. Ashton's mills, and ultimately founded the Newton Wesleyan Church. The others remained at Hallbottom and took the name of Warrenites or the Wesleyan Association. They continued at Hallbottom until 1851. In that year a tea-meeting was announced, at which an objection was raised to one of the recitations on the programme, namely Dr. Bowering's poem entitled "God". This poem gave such offence that it was decided that unless it was struck off the programme, the tea-meeting must not be held at the Hallbottom. The promoters, however, were not disposed to accede to this proposal, and arrangements were made to hold the tea-meeting at the Temperance Hall, Hyde. After this the congregation became unsettled, and it was finally decided to leave Hallbottom, and erect the Daisyfield chapel and schools, which were opened in the year 1852. Soon after the erection of the new building the name of the United Methodist Free Church was given to the religious association with which the Daisyfield congregation was connected, this step being taken as a result of the amalgamation of the "Reformers" and the "Wesleyan Association". After a quarter of a century's use the building became inadequate, and at a cost of £2,900 the present chapel and school were built, the foundation stone being laid by Mr. David Holland, of Macclesfield, on Saturday, September 11th, 1875, the buildings being opened on Thursday, July 27th, 1876, when the Rev. Peter MacKenzie was the preacher. In 1907 the United Methodist Free Church, the Methodist New Connexion, and the Bible Christians, united under the name of the United Methodist Church.'
Sounds like a seething hotbed of Methodism. One wonders if they came to blows over the proposed poetry-reading at the tea-meeting. I've searched the internet for Dr Bowering's poem entitled "God" but can't find anything.
This is a section of the Ordnance Survey map of circa 1910 and shows where the church was. Cundy Street is still there and is opposite Garden Street, which runs along the north side of the football pitches off Ashton Road.
This is from my A-Z dated 1993 which still shows the church although it had been demolished in the late 1970s.


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Eric Enge Interviews Yahoo's Priyank Garg
Priyank Garg is the director of product management for Yahoo! Search Technology (YST), the team responsible for the functionality of Yahoo!s Web search engine including crawling, indexing, ranking, summarizing and spelling Web search functions along with products for webmasters, such as Site Explorer. During his three years at Yahoo!, Priyank has led many highly-visible product launches for Yahoo! Search and championed the cause of webmasters with Yahoo! Site Explorer and Yahoo! Sitemaps.
If I highlighted the important points I'd be republishing (sounds better than scraping ) so go read the original.
Theres a lot of mythology in the industry sometimes around how links work. Links are a way for us to understand how Web sites and other people on the Web are recognizing other content that they have come across. The anchor text from that indicates context for the content that its linking to...
The irrelevant links at the bottom of a page, which will not be as valuable for a user, dont add to the quality of the user experience, so we dont account for those in our ranking. All of those links might still be useful for crawl discovery, but they wont support the ranking.
...the absolute percentage contribution of links and anchor text to the natural ranking of algorithms or to the importance in our ranking algorithms has gone down somewhat.
Im saying that people and site owners should think about the site in all aspects of the user experience, and not obsess about links as the only thing that drives traffic to them. Links are critical factors, good organic links are earned through great content and great value that will add to the users visibility on search engines. But they can do a lot of things in parallel that will also make the search engine visibility better and beyond the search.
...how a site lays out its contents; whats the distribution of the quality of the content; whats the spamminess of the content on the site; what is the spamminess of an individual page; what is the spamminess of a site in aggregate; whats the emphasis on words on the page; whats the context of anchor text of the page?
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Wesley Matthews out for final preseason game
Portland guard Wesley Matthews experienced an irregular heartbeat (atrial fibrillation) Wednesday during practice. Matthews underwent an electrical cardioversion procedure yesterday afternoon and his heartbeat has returned to normal. He did not travel with the team to Oakland and is out for tonight's preseason game at Golden State and is listed day-to-day.
Roster Changes: The Trail Blazers have placed guards Dee Bost and E.J. Singer and forward Richard Howell on waivers, it was announced Tuesday by General Manager Neil Olshey. Bost appeared in four preseason games averaging 3.5 points and 1.8 rebounds, while Singler averaged 1.0 point and 1.0 assist in two appearances and Howell averaged 1.0 rebound and 1.0 assist in one appearance. Portland's roster now stands at 15 players.
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Curricular Visions
Welcome to the Governance Groups DTF: Curricular Visions website.
Our DTF is charged with guiding faculty discussion of "what adjustments are needed to bring current curricula, responsibilities, and practices into alignment" with Evergreen's mission as a public, interdisciplinary liberal arts college. This work builds on the spirited discussion of these issues begun in faculty Governance Groups in 2005-6. It represents the first examination of the curriculum as a whole since the charging of the Long-Range Curriculum DTF in 1994, which led in 1996 to adoption of the current planning unit structure.
Curricular envisioning of this magnitude is, inevitably, a complicated, messy and long process. It is also exciting. The intent of this website is to help keep the college community apprised of ideas and proposals as they develop, and to provide a forum for responding to these initiatives - including criticisms, questions, elaborations, and more ideas. Whether you are a faculty or staff member, student or alum, the DTF would very much like to hear your comments. Plese feel free to post on the website. The more extensive and inclusive the dialogue and debate, the better the final results will be.
This site contains key documents related to the faculty's ongoing deliberations. For background, you can read the DTF Charge from the Agenda Committee and Provost Don Bantz. Framework is the DTF's summary of the needs for change and criteria for assessing proposals that faculty have identified. Look at Ideas and Initial Proposals for the first versions of initiatives and responses by the Governance Groups. If you are interested in research done at Evergreen that bears on the issues and proposals, consult Relevant Data. Read Report and Conclusions for a summary of the DTF's work in the 2006-07 academic year covering: 1) what has been learned and 2) conclusions and next steps. The DTF anticipates that the process of developing initiatives and ideas will continue over the summer and into the 2007-08 academic year. This work will also involve staff and students.


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Chair of the CCJE from January 2006 to January 2008: Raffaele Sabato
Raffaele Sabato was elected
Chairman of the Consultative Council of European
Judges (CCJE) on 25 November 2005 by a unanimous
vote of the Council's Plenary. He took up the CCJE's
Chair on 1 January 2006 until January 2008, succeeding the previous
Chairmen, Lord Mance and Alain Lacabarats.
Mr Sabato is a Court of Appeal
Judge, serving as a judge in the Tribunal of Naples,
Italy, where he mostly deals with civil and
commercial litigation.
Prior to his election, Mr Sabato
– having a graduate and post-graduate educational
background in law (Italy) and political sciences
(Italy), as well as holding a Master's degree in
Comparative Jurisprudence (U.S.A.) – spent several
years working in the fields of international and
European law, internation judicial co-operation,
organisation of judicial systems, alternative
dispute resolution, and judicial ethics. Serving as
a judge since 1991, he was a member the Scientific
Committee at the Italian Higher Council for the
Judiciary (1998-2001), responsible for judicial
training at a national level; he was specifically in
charge of training in international and European
judicial co-operation in civil matters, and the
setting up of judicial training programmes under the
auspices of the European Union.
As an expert of the Council of
Europe, Mr. Sabato has taken part in a number of
missions and initiatives within programmes aimed at
promoting reforms in the legal systems and human
rights (Albania, Azerbaijan, Croatia, Russian
Federation, etc.) as well as judicial and
prosecutorial training (Lisbon Network).
Mr Sabato served as member of the
CCJE and its Working Party since its very start in
2000, and was elected Vice Chair of the CCJE and
Chair of its Working Party in November 2003.
part-time professor in civil law and judicial
systems in post-graduate programmes aimed at the
preparation of judicial candidates in Italy, Mr
Sabato published and lectured widely on various
issues in civil, international and European law,
procedural law, human rights, mediation and judicial
Since 2012, Mr Sabato is member
of the Board of the Academy for the Judiciary


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text: Of course you can generate large wordlists and run into storage problems however there is a bigger problem. Most applications in BT4 can only handle 2GB or less sized files. 2GB is the maximum filesize for 32-bit OSs. Yes there are workarounds (crunch uses them) but john the ripper and aircrack can't use a wordlist greater than 2GB in size. Then there is performance impact. To maximize performance you should have enough free RAM to store the wordlist in RAM. If you have a 2GB wordlist with 1GB of RAM performance will be horrible.


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Hi all
wondering if anyone can help me. when i try to start kismet i am getting this error messege:
Launching kismet_server: //usr/bin/kismet_server
Suid priv-dropping disabled. This may not be secure.
No specific sources given to be enabled, all will be enabled.
Non-RFMon VAPs will be destroyed on multi-vap interfaces (ie, madwifi-ng)
Enabling channel hopping.
Enabling channel splitting.
NOTICE: Disabling channel hopping, no enabled sources are able to change channel.
Source 0 (intel): Enabling monitor mode for iwl3945 source interface wlan0 channel 6...
FATAL: GetIFFlags: interface wlan0: No such device
i dont know why it is looking for wlan0 as i have ath0. Could someone please tell me how to get kismet to work.
Thanks in advance
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69


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Greeneville, Tenn. - Michelle Prata went undefeated on the afternoon at the Nichols Tennis Complex, teaming up with Claire Dillman to win at no. 1 doubles, and the BC sophomore won her fifth consecutive singles match on court no. 3, but it was not enough as Tusculum topped the visiting Tornados, 7-2.
Brevard falls to 11-9, 4-4 in the SAC, while Tusculum improves to 16-3, 7-2 in conference play.
Dillman and Prata topped Holly Verner and Katelyn Doss on court no. 1 to improve to 6-2 in SAC action as the Tornados duo recorded the 8-6 victory. Taylor Patterson and Courtney Conley evened the score for Tusculum with a 9-8 (7-4) victory over Lindsay Hostetter and Jennifer Nyman on court no. 2, while Kate Hutchinson and Megan Buckmaster topped Elise Labus and Ana Drummond on court no. 3, 8-3, to give Tusculum the lead heading into singles play.
Prata improved to 7-1 on the season in conference singles play in topping Conley on court no. 3 in a full three sets, winning the first and third set, while dropping the second in the 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 victory.
Tusculum recorded the final five wins in singles in straight sets to claim their seventh conference win of the season on Senior Day.
Brevard remains on the road as the Tornados close out the 2012 regular season at Newberry College on Friday, April 13th. First serve between the Tornados and the Wolves in doubles competition is set for 2 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Holly Verner (TCW) def. Claire Dillman (BCW) 6-2, 6-4
2. Katelyn Doss (TCW) def. Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) 4-2, retired
3. Michelle Prata (BCW) def. Courtney Conley (TCW) 6-4, 4-6, 6-2
4. Taylor Patterson (TCW) def. Elise Labus (BCW) 6-4, 6-0
5. Kate Hutchinson (TCW) def. Jennifer Nyman (BCW) 6-3, 6-1
6. Megan Buckmaster (TCW) def. Ana Drummond (BCW) 6-0, 6-2
Doubles competition
1. Claire Dillman/Michelle Prata (BCW) def. Holly Verner/Katelyn Doss (TCW) 8-6
2. Taylor Patterson/Courtney Conley (TCW) def. Lindsay Hostetter/Jennifer Nyman (BCW) 9-8 (7-4)
3. Kate Hutchinson/Megan Buckmaster (TCW) def. Elise Labus/Ana Drummond (BCW) 8-3


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If anyone has got nessus beta on bt3 will they please post which one they used. The fc5 is no longer offered only 6 and 7. I installed 6 with no problems however it does not scan properly. i would just like to know if I messed something up or I got the wrong one.
Edit: nevermind. I managed to trick the nessus server into sending me fc5 3.1.9 beta even though its not listed on their site. Thanks PF for the idea.


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My father was an only child, and a lonely child. He was born in 1915, in Hoboken, NJ, the son of immigrants who'd arrived in this country with the will to make their way and not a whole hell of a lot else. They ran a restaurant and saloon, where Dad sang propped up on the player piano, and they outlasted Prohibition and the hard times that followed.
Dolly Sinatra was the social animal, the politically connected one, who spent her spare time buying votes for the local Democratic machine. (A woman with advanced ideas, she would chain herself to City Hall at a protest for women's suffrage in 1919.) As Dolly's ambitions broadened, she finagled a fireman's post for her husband, Marty, a job that stole him away from home for days at a time. They were doting parents, and their skinny, blue-eyed son was the center of their universe. But they were also working overtime to make sure he'd have a better life. They weren't always seeing Dad off to school, or asking how his day had gone when he got home.


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Erkin Yusupov "Erik"Affiliation:
Bolshoi Theater of Russia Principal trombonist,Moscow State Conservatory(teacher),soloist
Artist's BiographyErkin Yusupov was born in 1975 in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan (a former republic of the USSR). He is the laureate of a brass wind instruments contest in Kaliningrad. He was the 2st prize winner at Rimsky-Korsakov International competition for wind and percussion instruments held in St.Petersburg in 2000. Erkin started to study music at Rimsky-Korsakov musical college in 1990 in St.Petersburg. In 1995 he became a student of the Moscow State Conservatory named after Pyotr Tchaikovsky. In 1996 he won the competition for the right to work in the famous Young Russia orchestra under the conduct of Mark Gorenstein. After his victory at Rimsky-Korsakov competition St.Petersburg in 2000 Erkin Yusupov was invited to become an artist of the Russian National Orchestra under the conduct of Mikhail Pletnev.
In 2003 Erkin Yusupov successfully performed at a contest held at the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia. Since 2003 he remains the solo trombone player and the concert master of trombones at the Bolshoi theatre orchestra in Moscow. Erkin Yusupov has been on artistic tours to many countries: the USA, the UK, France, Denmark, Canada, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux, Poland, Slovenia, Ukraine, Belarus and other CIS states (the Commonwealth of Independent States).
Erkin Yusupov is also an invited soloist of the Central Military orchestra of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. For 18 years Erkin Yusupov is an artist of a \"4.33\" vanguard ensemble under the conduct of Alexei Aigi. Alexei Aigi is a Russian famous violin player and composer referred to as a Russian Michael Nyman. The 4.33 ensemble performs music for films and different other works of Alexei Aigi.
Erkin Yusupov actively contributes to the sphere of musical education. During the years of 2004 " 2006 he worked as a professor of trombone at Kazan State Musical Conservatory named after N.G.Zhiganov. Since 2006 he has been working as an associated professor at Maimonid State Classical Academy in Moscow. Since 2011 he is a professor at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Musical Conservatory.
Erkin Yusupov actively delivers master classes and educational solo concerts in numerous cities of various countries of the CIS. Students and professors of brass wind instruments in Lviv and Poltava (Ukraine), Kazan, Novosibirsk, Ioshkar Ola (Russian Federation), Yerevan (Armenia), Toshkent (Uzbekistan), Madrid (Spain) enjoyed the opportunity to visit Erkin Yusupovs performances and classes. In 2007 and in 2010 Erkin worked as a jury member at an international wind instrument competition held in Lviv (Ukraine). In April 2012 Erkin delivered master classes at the Moscow University of Culture, Nizhniy Novgorod Musical Academy and Kazan Musical Conservatory.
As a member of the Russian Association of the Wind Instruments Players held by Central Palace of the Cultural Workers in Moscow, Erkin Yusupov contributes a lot to the Russian cultural heritage preservation and to further development of the Russian trombone tradition. During the season 2009-2010 he participated in a charitable fund raising concert for the renovation and restoration of the Great hall of the Moscow State Conservatory. He performed with the Central Military orchestra of the Russian Federation under the conduct of the Lieutenant General Valery Khalilov and played the trombone solo in the famous Grande Messe des Morts by Hector Berlioz.
On November 29th, 2011 Erkin participated in the concert dedicated to the 90th Anniversary of the outstanding Russian trumpet player Timothy Dokshitser. Annually Erkin Yusupov plays at the charitable concerts in memoriam of Vladislav Blazhevich, the outstanding Russian trombone and tuba player, composer, one of the founders of the Russian trombone and tuba school, professor of Moscow Tchaikovsky conservatory and of the Gnesins musical college.


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Teen Perez takes one-hit bid into ninth
D-backs righty goes distance for second time in four games
By Ashley Marshall / MiLB.com | July 18, 2013 10:02 PM ET
D-backs teen-age prospect Felipe Perez is still getting his feet wet in terms of his professional baseball career.
When he's off his game, the numbers won't blow anybody away. But when things are clicking -- as they were Thursday night in Ogden -- he's virtually unhittable.
Perez took a one-hit shutout into the ninth inning and ended up allowing one unearned run on a pair of hits and three walks in the Rookie-level Missoula Osprey's 10-1 rout of the Raptors.
"I felt like I threw well. There were a few pitches that I felt were really well executed and my defense backed me up," said Perez. "I felt like I did pretty well."
Ogden finally collected a hit against the right-hander in the sixth inning when Joey Curletta doubled to left field to begin the frame, but Perez then worked three perfect frames to carry the shutout into the ninth.
"I had no idea [about the no-hitter] until about the fifth inning. I glanced at the board to see if the previous guy had a hit or whether it was an error. My eyes looked down and I saw zero hits," Perez said. "The very next inning I gave up a hit, so I have to keep my eyes away from there next time.
"[Curletta] beat me. I left a pitch over the middle and he squared up on it and hit it off the top of the wall. It was a two-seam fastball that stayed straight. I would rather have a hard hit ball break up a no-hitter than a little flare."
That accounted for Ogden's lone offense until the final frame.
Jesmuel Valentin reached on first baseman Daniel Palka's fielding error to begin the ninth and then Brandon Trinkwon broke up the string of zeros with an RBI double to left field.
"It was actually off [Jake Mayers'] glove. It was a line drive down the line. My third baseman dove and I thought he had it, but the ball went by him."
The outing lowered his ERA to 2.47 and gave him his second complete game in the past four appearances.
Despite having pitched in just six professional games -- all inside the past five weeks -- Perez is no stranger to strong performances or long outings.
He threw a three-hit shutout at home to Helena in his third outing, and he followed that up with eight one-run frames on the road in Billings five days later.
"We are all tired and all grinding it out like every other baseball player," Perez said. "To save our bullpen for tomorrow and give them an extra day of rest is big. It's a team effort and I felt like I did my job."
He's also had to deal with a number of disappointing outings. He allowed 11 runs over a combined 12 2/3 innings in his first two starts, and he surrendered six runs over five innings last time out against Ogden last Friday.
"Those games, I was just not feeling it," Perez said. "There are days when you have it and days when you don't. The days I don't, I just want to try to go deep and save the bullpen so they don't have to come in early. When I do have it, I try to take advantage of it."
The 19-year-old California native went undrafted out of school, but he latched on with the D-backs as a free agent late last August near the end of the Arizona League season.
He had committed to UCLA out of Fairmont Prep, located a few miles outside his hometown of Anaheim, Calif. But after getting a taste of the everyday life of a baseball player, Perez decided he would be able to cope with the daily grind.
"Throughout the [2012] Draft, I was really excited to go to UCLA. I was all in. They have a great program and a great educational system," Perez said. "My parents preached about going to school and how important education was. I was school, school, school.
"UCLA sent me to the West Coast Collegiate League, and it was like short-season ball where you play every single day and get to the ballpark five hours before a game. I talked to a few buddies and they said pro ball was exactly the same -- baseball 24-7. We had four- to 12-hour bus rides and I had been living with a host family for two-and-a-half months. I felt I was ready for it."
On Thursday, Missoula shortstop Joe Munoz went 4-for-5 with a pair of doubles and four RBIs and first baseman Daniel Palka was 3-for-4, missing the cycle by a triple.
"Congrats to both of them," Perez added. "We were all excited and energized by them. Munoz struggled early on, but his bat got hot and hopefully it stays there for a while. I feel an extra boost of confidence when I'm on the mound and those guys have my back."
Ashley Marshall is a contributor to MiLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AshMarshallMLB. 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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After news of Dick Clark's death hit yesterday, celebrities took to Twitter to react.
-Lucia Peters
When news of Dick Clark's passing at the age of 82 hit yesterday, it hit hard. Known affectionately as "the World's Oldest Teenager," the entertainment legend suffered a massive heart attack following an outpatient procedure at Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica.From American Bandstand to Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve, there can be no denying the impact he had on the music industry in particular, as well as the entertainment industry at large; even though he had been in poor health since his stroke in 2004, it never stopped him from continuing to host his New Year's Eve festivities in Times Square every year (even if it meant having to enlist the help of Ryan Seacrest to do it).
Dick Clark in 1957.
As celebrities took to the Twittersphere yesterday to express their love of the man and their grief at his passing, they honored his genius, his passion, and most of all, his kindness. Some of the reactions are profound, some of them are funny—but what they all have in common is a sense of how much Dick Clark touched the lives of their writers, whether they knew him in person or just grew up watching him on TV.
Dick Clark, we salute you. You will be greatly missed.
Ryan Seacrest, Dick's New Year's co-host, was one of the first to release a somber, heartfelt tribute:
Dick was always willing to take a chance on an unknown quantity—something which Joe Mantegna has never forgotten:
Danny Bonaduce's tribute might just be my favorite of the bunch; it's both funny and poignant, a wonderful remembrance of a terrific man:
I think Dick would have appreciated the ridiculousness of Patton Oswalt's Highlander quip:
And I think Seth Green's words are the perfect ones to end on:
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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yes...this is the problem...
thanks zimmaro!:D
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yes...this is the problem...
thanks zimmaro!:D
great tutorial thanks
Hi Great video! I have a problem though when I attempt to brute force my router login. I get this error:
"192.168.1.1:80 No URI found that asks for authentication"
This confuses me because when you log into my router you do it through http.
Hello zimmaro, I am your shadow ! :D :))
thanks for the video ;) but all machines in my network are Windows 7 and 2003R2 or 2008R2 ! no luck!
good video but it will be better if you show us how we can export a report from OpenVas (greenbone) and import it to the metasploit!
and it will be awesome if you show me how setup openvas in backtrack 5r1, i have some problems with it! :(
dear MREZA :)
if your machines are not vulnerable I can not do anything!
in bt5r1 (with Metasploit updated) autopwn function has been removed!
videos that are looking on the net (youtube, vimeo, securitytube ...)
i prefer nessus to openvas!
openvas I tried to use it in my first installation of BT5
now in the "fresh" installation of bt5r1 I saw some problems with my openvas!
you should ask in the right forum to people much prepare,expert then me !!!!!!!
remember: i'm a poor old goat who is trying to learn !!!:)
however, if you hear a solution could be linked to Ubuntu 10.04 you this but I DO NOT recommend it (out of repo):
i'm NOT RESPONSABILY if your bt5r1-BROKE
apt-get purge greenbone-security-assistant
apt-get purge openvas-cli openvas-manager openvas-scanner openvas-administrator
apt-get autoremove
apt-get autoclean
gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://download.opensuse.org/reposit...xUbuntu_10.04/ ./ ####add this line to your repo###
apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keys.gnupg.net --recv-keys BED1E87979EAFD54
apt-get update
apt-get -y install greenbone-security-assistant gsd openvas-cli openvas-manager openvas-scanner openvas-administrator
############copy & paste this "block in your terminal & wait######
test -e /var/lib/openvas/CA/cacert.pem || sudo openvas-mkcert -q
sudo openvas-nvt-sync
test -e /var/lib/openvas/users/om || sudo openvas-mkcert-client -n om -i
/etc/init.d/openvas-manager stop
/etc/init.d/openvas-scanner stop
touch sudo touch /var/lib/openvas/mgr/tasks.db
chmod 600 /var/lib/openvas/mgr/tasks.db
openvasmd --migrate
openvasmd --rebuild
killall openvassd
sleep 15
/etc/init.d/openvas-scanner start
/etc/init.d/openvas-manager start
/etc/init.d/openvas-administrator restart
bye zimmaro the G0at
the openvas-check-setup tool. You can find it here: http://www.openvas.org/setup-and-start.html
hi MREZA
it works! i'm testing now!!!!!!!!!!!! (in my bt5r1 fresh install)
done this
Execute the official wiki from this step onwards
openvasmd - rebuild
go away
i make a screen-shot with my bt5r1(vbox) LOGGED today to openvas:
thank you very( much )^ 2! zimmaro :D
don't worry about my backtrack, it's in the virtualbox.
i will try this solution as soon as i can , and I'll inform you of the result ( if it works on my machine i will record a video for the public)
p.s : thanks for the screenshot.
hi, MREZA
If you want my advice use Nessus, in my opinion is better and interacts internally with Metasploit !!!!!!!!
root@zimmyhack:~# apt-get install nessus #install it from official repo
root@zimmyhack:~# /opt/nessus/sbin/nessus-adduser #add user+passwd(remember)
root@zimmyhack:~#firefox at http://www.nessus.org/register/ #obtain your home version register(nessus send you a mail with activation code)
root@zimmyhack:~# /opt/nessus/bin/nessus-fetch --register Exxx-Bxxx-Exxx-1Exx-54 #(register your activation code)
root@zimmyhack:~# /etc/init.d/nessusd start # start your nessus-"server"
if you want interact with metasploit:
root@zimmyhack:~# msfconsole -q #(my copy now is default 4.0.0 in bt5r1 if you not update MSF have AUTOPWN & 2 database aviable)
msf > db_driver postgresql #connect to database[*] Using database driver postgresql
msf > db_status #verify a status[*] postgresql connected to msf3
msf > workspace
* default
msf > workspace -a myproject #add a "new-work-space"[*] Added workspace: myproject
msf > load nessus # NESSUS START INTERACT[*] Nessus Bridge for Metasploit 1.1
[+] Type nessus_help for a command listing[*] Creating Exploit Search Index - (/root/.msf4/nessus_index) - this wont take long.[*][*] It has taken : 125.384663903 seconds to build the exploits search index[*] Successfully loaded plugin: nessus :))))))))
msf > nessus_help
Command Help Text
------- ---------
Generic Commands
----------------- -----------------
nessus_connect Connect to a nessus server
nessus_save Save nessus login info between sessions
nessus_logout Logout from the nessus server
nessus_help Listing of available nessus commands
nessus_server_status Check the status of your Nessus Server
nessus_admin Checks if user is an admin
nessus_server_feed Nessus Feed Type
nessus_find_targets Try to find vulnerable targets from a report
nessus_server_prefs Display Server Prefs
Reports Commands
----------------- -----------------
nessus_report_list List all Nessus reports
nessus_report_get Import a report from the nessus server in Nessus v2 format
nessus_report_hosts Get list of hosts from a report
nessus_report_host_ports Get list of open ports from a host from a report
nessus_report_host_detail Detail from a report item on a host
Scan Commands
----------------- -----------------
nessus_scan_new Create new Nessus Scan
nessus_scan_status List all currently running Nessus scans
nessus_scan_pause Pause a Nessus Scan
nessus_scan_pause_all Pause all Nessus Scans
nessus_scan_stop Stop a Nessus Scan
nessus_scan_stop_all Stop all Nessus Scans
nessus_scan_resume Resume a Nessus Scan
nessus_scan_resume_all Resume all Nessus Scans
Plugin Commands
----------------- -----------------
nessus_plugin_list Displays each plugin family and the number of plugins
nessus_plugin_family List plugins in a family
nessus_plugin_details List details of a particular plugin
User Commands
----------------- -----------------
nessus_user_list Show Nessus Users
nessus_user_add Add a new Nessus User
nessus_user_del Delete a Nessus User
nessus_user_passwd Change Nessus Users Password
Policy Commands
----------------- -----------------
nessus_policy_list List all polciies
nessus_policy_del Delete a policy
msf > nessus_connect root:firstname.lastname@example.com:8834 #connect to "nessus-server with your CREDENTIAL[*] Connecting to https://127.0.0.1:8834/ as root[*] Authenticated
This video was made by the big sickness is a perfect guide:
regards zimmato the goat brain
Zimmaro, thanks for your advice but I'm living in IRAN!, i can't get activation code\registration key from my country, i must use VPN to activate nessus! ( in IRAN VPNs are not Allowed due to anti-censorship usages!)
for OpenVas i still prefer using backtrack4r2.


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With so many questions surrounding the Patriots' offense, the AFC East is kind of for grabs this year. Not many expect the Bills to be the team to grab it, and something happened this morning that sounds like a bad omen for the season ahead.
Quarterback Kevin Kolb tripped over a wet mat while jogging onto the practice field and injured his left knee. He took his pads off and went into the locker room before the practice began. Head coach Doug Marrone later said that Kolb just "tweaked" his knee, and he is considered day-to-day. Rookie quarterback E.J. Manuel will get more reps in his place.
Fantasy Analysis:
Facepalm. It's nice to hear that Kolb wasn't seriously hurt, because if he was, he'd be giving Bill Gramatica a run for his money for the clumsiest way to suffer a knee injury. Kolb is not a recommended fantasy selection, but you knew that already.